https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3b85f087ba1afdf03365aff047add56f.pdf 2019c7d6e2e3675e919dd1cf4db1ea95 PDF Text Text .' ' . . ~ < I H .. : ;; Astaire, SAN FRANCISCO IUPIJ-A calls ,hlmull "Zodiac" lncl · bciylrlanchlflloorll'UIIYinlurid. ' 10-man t.am of dotectl- hu btogo of five murdort he Ml Tho allockW wrote tho defel of · IY RICK DU IROW · Into clolhtl with on ambling clothes, dooon't lot them consulted on aotrologer for help committed In lhe put 10 tho Vallolo killings on her cor HOLLYWOOD (UPH -Who ·syncopation, a gra~eful l him." Paul RIChardt: "A flair In Its -rch for a min wf1o mont111. door. ore television's besl-drossod :rhythm." . with a llnll propriety." Captain Marty 4e ... lei Tho fifth ·Yicflm Wll Paul men? Asldo from Astalre, Schwam . Potor Hatkltll (of "lrockon't through." Bob Hope: "Conur· Thund.ly lhe ~ gove Stine, · 29, , • cell driVer killed Two of the most "In" stoops hoi 1 "top 10'' not ot urlos World") : "A you~~~ men who vallvo alogonce thai Ml the dotocll- boct<grauncl on ~ robbed In ,San Fr111ci11CD In Beverly Hills-Mike Haw· performers, 'b\1 Gene ' digs clofhoo.lslnl<! It,~." nationwide oppoot." Semmy the ~- whim -rently I~ Seturdioy night. A la'l"llng . R , Berry, whOle c l - he doRobert Wegner·: "Though hit Dovls Jr.: "Always aloiiter In fascinates the slayer, who soys -indabloodltolilod.,_ol TV · • • tn evtew scribes as "of his own clolhtloro,a .bit caotumlsh and fallhlon. Numero uno In otyle. his next target may bo a Stlrio's shirt was moiled to a Sen Fr..,ciiiCDI1CIWif':'por laltr arcl's and Eric Ross & eo.- generation, yet contemporary, contrlvocl, thoro It II llltt 111 WhO could say 11 lt'l rill"' or butl,ood of school children. hove views on the matter. And Chic. but shuns extremes." attempt to give tho teellng wrong?" "We are going tv hove to In the-· each hu special praise for Olllon On Lilt clothes ahould have." Bill . Robert Wegner· "Has a leern oomelhlng about II "Zodiac" cancluclod his no1e Fred Allaire. Others on his list, In no Colby: "The look Is proper and marvelous flair ,.,;. oulll and, tastrolagyl.'~ LM uld. "I em 1 \with a chllll~g ihreat, Seys Howard : "He's the partlcularorctor. are: distinctive." Andy Williams: sportswear bOth." Dick Shown: edmltledly apprehensive about "School children make nice epitome of greet taste." Seys _ Dean Martin: "Number ono "Always melntalned a nice "For a big man who _,.1 bold 'another mura:; ~rrlng In' targets,'' M Wrote. "I think 1 Schwartz, an owner of In attitude. Gives clothes a standard of dre... certelnly plaids, he hos grace, con hllncllo lhe near future. shall wlpa out a sc"""l bus the meenlng because he doesn't Innovative." II.'' Gene Barry: "Elegantly The killings began lost same _mor"lng. Just shoal out give 1 diom~. He weers his Mclean Stevenllan !?! ·"" droued but trios -Y hard. December when a teen-ago lhe fr~ tiro arldlhon pick off Doris Dey Sh~): Loooe. ' SeemsoiiHie stiH." couple was slotn In a lovers 111e klddlos 11 ~ coma witty guy who txpreiiOI H In Anthony Francloso: "VIrll• lane near Vallejo, about 3D bowt~lng aut." "l AIO N his cl-." Lyle Waggoueo : lookln Besides the fabrics mlloo north-! of '-•· Captain Lea no1oc1 tho shor,· "Has enthusiasm for clolhtl.'' and c~crthel he ;...,,. his Another girl was slain In toning lima spon """•' ttie 111 TONIGHT, SATURDAY Tonight thru T oooday Alelandro Roy: "Very know· personality." Dovld Jllls-: Vollelo In July,- "Zodiac" kiiiiii(II-Mvtnmonths bolwaon AND SUNDAY October 17-21 l,.tgeable drooser. Greet senM .. An International foslllon load· began -lng coded loiters tv tho two Vallolo lncldonts, OCTOBER 17-18-19 ot color. Wears c l - romantl· er who Is a cant,mporery Clark -~(Mporl and pollee depart· 'ilmost threa mot'llll .until the Franco Zefflrolli's colly." Gable and Car Grant." Doen menlo In the boy eroo. slaying II Lliko lorry...., and Double Footure Program .Production of Ge110ral Tap 10 ; Marlin: "No ~otter what IMi Tranalallons ot his oorllor only two - . between tJo11 Shakespeare' • Howard, a tashlon columnlat wears he projects 01 _,co letters lndlcotocl he fell killing killing and the doolh at Stine. "'PAPER LION" ROMEO & JULIET as well aa designer, hao a llhoort trying .. - l e Is "mora tun than killing "It doesn't make us any COLOR (T ochnlcalor) · 111lmela." Later notes were happier thai they are golllng general "top 10'' too. Including w Olivia Hussey Allaire, and also, In no special written In ungrammatical En· closertagolher," he said. "'HOT RODS TO HELL" Leonard Whiting order: I' • gllsh and begon: "This II the Dona Andrew• COLORCAIITOON: Johnny Carson: "Built well Zodiac spooking." ~·i ..o.o~~ jeanne Crain Bridge of Brooklyn tar clothes. Needs help with The fourth slaying occurred COLOR SHOW ST ARTU PM coordination, but the All, Sept. 27 neor Like f!erryOIIB,Ce Amerlcon look corrlos him - . where a college cDed was !IIIIIMIII!!IIillll811il8mliii!S'<'Ii8llli!ll>1Pm:~~~W>:::::o:;~:::-:;.~:,!$,<:~::::l:lll*-:t$111l8ii!S'<'II!IIII!IIIIIlll!g888!:8881f NEW HAVEN - Not sales stabbed tv death and her . ~ Foote Mineral Corp. for the -?.....:S~::::::t/.-:-~:(.~::x."i-::-:.x:-x::::::::x.~::.-:: • Flfteen Middleport tlremen foa- tile ta!••tlon ·. MEIGS THEATRE w,., 1s·-- V()()te Mineral I ::..0""':!':-:!!:~ ~ .._ -· Weather The Storm With Your Own Meigs Marauder Poncho AVAILABLE AT ••• POMEROY NATIONAL BANK In Pomeroy or Rutland per cent over tile llrat nine months or 1868, bollllered by third quarter sales whl<h were up 19 per cent aver tho comparable period for the previous yeor. Altloou&b not eanoiJiglo for the nine month (Mriocl just endecl fell below 1968, oot eanolnga for the tlolrcl CJJarfer exceeded thoaa or the tlolrd ..,arier last year despite the sharply re: cUcocl InVestment tax credit avallable In the current year· Tho ecompany operates aplant at Graham Station In MaiQI Count,y, formerly known •• the Vanacllwn Plant. lnc:reaaed demand and ti&bt supply or IIIOIIY melallurslcal ~ctlons have resulted In a strengthening CI( prices. lll&bor seUlng prices which went Into effect In the thlrcl -··"'•r ,......_ were pa;rUa.Uy reaponatble for the Improvement In pre - tax earnlnp over the comparable ........... or one you 1111>· FurIller selected price Increases, effective Oct. I this y e a r should serve to offaat lncreos..... COBia and contribute to floture earnings, the COIJIIIUI' said. Boy of Four Di'es Frl'day Jerry Searls, Jr.,4,dlec1Frlclay morniJ¥ at the Holzer lofed. ical CelUr. Surv!Ww are hla porenta, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Soorls, of near AlbaJir. 1 w o brotllers, Mark Allen and RaJ' Eugeoo, both at honle, and hla liJ'AII6)llrenta, Mr. aDd Mrs. R a y Searls, Rutland, ond Mr. a n d Mrs. RaJ' ~. Pomeray. Funeral services wUI be held at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Muoaer olllciatlng. au1a1 will be In the Wells Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home all)'lilqe. SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9 - Oat At 5 . . .IM'I Gl.lrl FREE - When You Open A Savings Account of $50.00 or More. juat come into our office and open up a Savings Account of $50.00 or more, and we wi II give you your Meigs Marauder Poncha absolutely !reo .•. Mode of lightweight vinyl, and imprinted in Maroon & Gold colors, theoo rain ponchos lit little folks 0nd big folks, too. If you have been thinking of starting a Savings Account, but have been puHing it off, now il the time to open one. You will earn 4% on your savings, and have this handy official poncho to boot. i Mapa tor tho Melp County Ul Plat Book bave belli returnoc1 to Melp CCIIIiQ' for the llnal checklngbetorepJbucau..., according to c. E. Blakeslee, COWOty Extenalon Agent. Prqoerf;y ownerawlshinato checlc the plata may contact the Extenalon omce 11111 clay 8:30 Lm. and 4:30 p.m., or 111\Y evening by liPpolntlnent. The orpce will be open Seturclay morning from 9 Lm. to roxo for _ . , wishing to cheek the plat.l at thet time. Alter the maps are cloeckeel for correctness, proper. ty owners will be alphabeU.ed by the Rockford Map PlobUablng Compaouo. PlobUcatloo Ia -ted witloln a few months. • Di ve...s start • ' . . Search ocEANsiDE. Calif. (UPI)EHorto to raise a sunken 5(Mnlsh -sel, bollevocl to. bo Cortez' treasure ship Trlnld-.1, will begin Seturdey 3, 500 teet off the California Coasf. Remains of the ship, belltvocl to contain $12 million In gold, coins and artifacts. wore diSCOYOAd several weeks ega by Wilfred Takaoafe, a profos. slanaI diver, Takasate said he contracted with Arnerlcon Mining ' Development Co .• to ralu the YOIIOI, bur~ In live teat of oand and 1111. He said the company owns a borge equipped with a suction device to clear the sand and olll ,from around the ship. The diver said the Trinidad was buill In Acapulco In about .1S40 to corry Cortez' lieutenant, Francisco do Uiloo, beck Ia Spain with tho treoaure~ Ullao Is believed to hove doublocrouod Cortez and heeded north ·In on ottempl to find the fabled uven· loot cllloo of Cibolo and ootabllsll his own empire. He repoo ledly gat 11 lor north •• Oc;oonslde where he and hit men become Ill lind ~led. . so 6Jtndleton Pendleton's In !Ire ffsbUng skills and tecbnlqueo at the close ot the llnal clan perlcld at a recent school. Individual cards were presented to eadl man COIIIPletlrv the training and a depar\lllenl certlllcate waa Pl'e••- to Haberl FIBber, fire eblet by Rldoarcl C, <;ooley, Instructor. The certlllcateo and cardsaa well as tile lnatrucllon wore liltthorlzed and made avaUable by the Trade and Industrial YoalUooal Eclueatlon Service of the State Department of Eclucatlon In CooperaUon wtth tha Meiss Local Schools. Coolay praloecl the elan for Its communlt;y aplrltlniJ11oro.. 1 ~ emc1ency 1n """ •..,.,t1ng 11rea. He commend eel the men for the!~' lntereat In the training and tor tho cooperation he recehed. He pointed out tllat 111011)' comm\lo HOT IHEELS \-i _.,., SUNDAY OCTOBER 19. 1969 r ., . -. ' ,,1 lo oure to. aoo tho ooloctl"' 'f Space T•P· , lnclu.lnt MaH Ma.., Man ·1• Spoco - Aotre ,Tnrc Spa co c:m.ler - Space Bu"l• •nd Manr Other•· -liARX TRAINS tectlon Is grow!rv thrOQBhout the atata. ~¥ Slwt at ~ Two week• atter Jolul tunehlll, 17 • or lliddleport did the unexpectecl, he aeto a dlance to do It apln. Ot:toiJer 5th In Columbuo In the Ohio National Toom Trlala he became t h o llrat , Amortean table temlo ~er to defeat Dal Joon Leo, U. S. champion aDd 26th world rankeel. 'llda weekancl Tamehll1 will be In Atlanta, Coor&la plllflnl In the Southeootem U. S. ~ whore Lee also Ia ~ to be onlerocl. Lee lo ronked lint In the U. S. aDd Tamehll1 ooc. Cltlil. U, S. rWed No. 3 Dell Soreerla, 23, or Grand RaP4o, Midi., also hu entered t b 0 AtJanta toamamont. Tbe three 'Wire .., the u. s. Worlcl 1ea1n at Mmlc:h, Germaay lut Ap. rll. 1'lmeh1ll Ia No. 1 aDd Lee No. 2 aa the Ohio team !bat Will c1attnc1 Ita natl-' champ. ' ...,lldp In the Natl-' Teem ~ Nov. 7.8 In Cobo Hall allllltrolt. Tile. AtJanta Recreallaa Jle. CONSERV A110N WORK APPRECIATED - HOl'bo lianllln tile li\tehen of Our Houao Museum In Gal11polla, collectecl and delivered by Grandma Gat&woocl. Dill . \ for Dancorlna 01 on T.V., U · lnchoo too dance•.• .PI~oi, gracefully:, ·33-113 R.P.M. balllot rocard lncl,.dod. Solo price ' Conservation Honors $14.33 By MaHol. Crooto o ~rag otrlp, add hillo, humpo, flat , out to o flni•h. Sot includes 1 Hot Whoo!. cor, 4 buttons - 10' Hot Strip track - 5 joiners - 1 clamp.. _ oasy to 111 up anc:lloto of fun. -· $AU PRI.~~ $1.69 SUZV HOIEIIAKER LARGE BLENDER 3 spaods, oven makes leo cream molteds, ahakoo, fruit drinks, operates an 2 "D" cell banerleo (not included). Our R•t~.ll" 'fJ19f! 5.95 ·SALl $UII · ·- . *'1· ' •.,., 190~~~ t:'-'1. feetuNa, like ~~···~Je ·~""'• ... . ,., ,.lrethrlene SALE$4.9~ ~it···<t•• SlEEt-- SHOOT£R tho air oR th1 tfwow stond, it. Sot Includes "over and spinning target, largo .,Inmiuiloo, our regular price l&•· 1D.95. SALE $7.50 the Time to'· Know I lllOIIMrlac I h e Soatlteutem ~. CURFEW BmiNS TONIGHT . A curfaw w!.ll be lq)oaod In ot~cuaollarllllfl t b I s even!Jw and oltendbw throuah tile, and o! Oetober ,tor the Yl1lap F~· ,orb!•.:reJki!o,~Y MetJ•I.·He·, ,,_.lflllti O;,r aboUt, rool ' ··.i~' ' ~ ha.lr colart., Rtt,ular Price 7. 9$ I • F ,'1: 1• o 1 loto ,e tolk · ' ' ' .,, ' , . .Sl~ r~Jd\ISAiY li~ND P~NO . . t; v:.. '~!II ..,,.i.lo', •• ~~~·lc, Fall Is here. And Pendle:on has made ifa great classic ·,.. ' 8 color *· uya,. ... thtv ' .. pocketed )acke:and slim skirt. Pure vi rain wool in • colcwful pensive .e_l~~ Sins 8-20. 70.00 A'i8sEMFNr •/ W~ (UPQ . . I ,..,;M ter 0, BY PAT ROUCK "Don't leave those papers from the pictures where the animals can eat them. lt'll kill 'em," Grandma Gatewood told the phOtographer. This love for animals, the wt.<of.doors aDd all or nature, was rewarded Setunla,y by Governor James llloodes as he Pl'e· aented Gallla COWit;y's Grandma (Mrs. Emma) Gatewood a Slate ConservaUcm Award at the Ohio Acblevement Day In Columbus at the <!llo state Falrgro~~nds. From Columbus, Grandma will fly to Fontana VIllage resort In North Caro.l!M "' l!t !I!! IP!!@I C!f I!!W\!11' flir 'T~I coiOf Weik·'" -oUid ~ - IIUie wUb· fti8 'rar htlll. Tha ._..lion · - - .. the aDd Granclma'o work "palnllna'' (uaoally called blazlni) blue marks alx lnchealonii and two Inches wlcle, building atllea, map.. plnr, anc1 clearing lhe southern roote or the Buckeye 1Tan throu&lo Gallia CCQtt;y. Tho lrall starts ,_,. Chealolre .., the Melp line, passes throu&b KJoger, Mdlson, the Gallipolis Slate Institute grauncla, aiFirat A.ve. In the cit;y to Vine St., then lklma over the hills lbrough Northup and oncla at Leeta on the Lawrence County . ,·' Tba 1011 ~1the late Mr. and Mrs. Herbiit ' Rill• ot _,. Pomel'O¥, Rigs re. $Ideo 'IIIII h1s wife, GladJa, oo a 62.5 aCre farin oo ... 'Fialwoocla Road InChes:rawna~o~p; He will ilperate bia farm follawlng bla :~"~!Ire-. Mr. ' and Mra. Rlala have two clau&lotero, Nora Eason, a realdent or the FJatwliod• Rood, and Mrs. Joan John..., ~ ..~ . , GL 'lbe,y bave •en gralld. ~n lncl•tc'aa Anaela. Robert, Uncia ~ Hubert Euon 01111 Marla, . Paula and Karl! Jol!n1011. Heaped on 'Grandma' raoul! or • lifetime or lnt8reat In nature ~ l)lrlment Ia cbUdren 18 ~ooldandy.,.,. or, MI10l' Herman l.cJ!Idoouald, Tbe alren wfiJ 110111111 at 8:t5 p. m. and !a11 streata are to be cleared li11 p.m. ·Parenb or~ ftadtfl ........ IBirWbeheldreIPOIIIIble fo&- the OlliiiHL Offtlldere 18 and Clldorwfll be ct~ ed to viiJap CGUrl, tile lllalOI' oalcl. . •" . DrS:' o.. Rooul• "'" 6.91 Spinning target soars In toke aim, fire, you hit under" shot gun, ~moll ning. t"'llet, 1 shell, 4 1lili jolilltldll ~lnilln . CQunt,y and "" allli li lilil1iJiin ,fJi , . i l - boon emplay8d tllere two di,ys eaeh week. A ••~ or World War D lind a mem. ~ .or Webster Post 39, American ' . ltclon, bilore enterln& the armocl ' . '· ,..caa Woa-ld War D bac1 aened IX ~· •1 cleJM;y to the lolelga Count,y , ~ ot -~· Aft8r rOirnlng home ~ l;bt a!'\nocl forces, he was elected ......, ludliOr aDd held the poaltlon 12 HIGH SPEED MIXER Wot4at Ill• o ••I ..., ml•n c1Nt, c..I.J.., t.rewnl•, tNDintt ttc. Ml•lne u"lt llht off to wtrk •• • ~Oltlt Mlur ~ ·ra.. t1 The fashion look for • A sl'ruJmAY MORNING breaklllat at the United Metbodlst Cllurcb In Pmner01~' a Meigs CounlylloyScwtfunddri..; GCBI for the drive In the 9lown at the breaklllstare -ted, from the left, Clwlcla Hall, Scout otllcial, and Richard Rosedlaum, l'Und clrlve ctalrman; the lett, Kermit Walton and Fred MllrroW, wbo staged the Set- %.95 HOT WHEELS STRIP ACTION SE1 top, '!IIY to play. ....... ,j.; . Foatwing spood ohilt .control c.omploto with 2 super ' chatlof · polllor lloattort, 2 ~tic IC. ~oun'1"', · 2 Hot Whool caro. ' Our R"•l•r · }.'• '•••· r "!'RI"Il:'$5 -~~, ,r 1...~ ~55 Bahr Clothiers .. ,... '. RAC£ SET walkins suit wirh slash· Member Federal Deposit lnouranc .. Cotpor;tlan All Accounlllnsured Up To $15,000.00 ' I OSI in lire prevention and pro- in this two--piece Member Fed•al RaMY!I Srsteill , ~mer01 liiMloporl Hand decorated, 4 cupo, 4' saucers and toa pot, Creamer and sugar. 19c questing training and tlat lnter- WALliNG SUIT POMEROY. NATIONAL BANK RUTLAND POMEROY TH~ 32 PAGES VOl. IV NO. 38 ::::::::::~mm:~~:::::::::::·::~. , W.~ nlt;y tire departments are r• ~~~~~!~i~~:~; IF YOU ALREADY HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT liTH US, JUST ADD $50.00 TO IT, AND APONCHO IS YOURS· ... FREE. to Miap Checkina received certlllcatea for com,., Time piettJw 36 hours of Instruction NEED MORE ·THAN ONE? OPEN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH $50.00 AND RECEIVE YOUR FIRST PONCHO FREE ..• TttEN YOU MAY PURCHASE UP TO FOUR MORE, FOR ONLY $Z.OO EACH. . or·,-= ltmw 1ihal he ou&llt to lleileve, to """' what ha lJIIIIrt to cle' lire ':1"' to know what "' Cllllht to do. rti'fied Net Sales Up Weadaer ,' ~ ·Midn~s o a 1 d, "TIW tlllnp are nee.,...,. of DRIVI·IN • • •I!:· ~. . , ' ·"··+ ~ ·. \m ''. ~~ · Thoughts Detectives,·Hunt Zodiac Killer ' I line. PERRY liKlGS B&E Reported at HQ MIDDLEPORT - A. brooklna and entarlnl occ:urred sometime eorly Friday llllll'lllng at the lleaclquarters Cafe In MlcL dleport. Cblet or Pollee J. J. Cremeana said entrance was ~ by brooking aut a window 11111s 1n the IIOCI!b. aide or the bullcllni. Some Cllh and lllock was re. PGI'I*' lakeD. The Sllptember lsoue ot the Wonderful World or Ohio shoWs this roote In brigtot Tocl as the Ollly completely marked section or the IIOUthem roote - au due to Grandma's perseverance. One clay this i>ast IUIIIIIier the 82-)'1111'old grandmother or-27 warlced .., the trMI from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., alone, marking to about OliO mile DOrtli ~ the bY-Pill, !lie tloell walked baeh aa far u the Jun. lorfairll'GWIIIs. "'lbe,y said 11VIII loa old When I trlocl 110 Ill ,• Jab (abe - · i'l). Ill 11 cbll- dren were grown aDd I wanted to clo .aomethlns." Pve done more Iince I was • 'Why, 'too old' than most young women. u That'• true. In 1955 llld opln In 1957 when sbe was 67 llld 69 she walked 2,000 milea or Appalachian Trail from Geor&la to Maine. In 1959, at the age or 71, she walkocl the Oregun trail from lnclepen.. dence, Mo. , another 2,000 miles, aDd In 1963 at 75 took the perilous hike al- Knife Ecl£8 Trail to MI. Kalahdln, Me. Finally, In 1965, me walkocl the i~e Chel8pellte and Cihio Ciilal Towpath. · :~ '·" Coatlnuocl em ~ 9 ._,__, · ·- STRAIGHT-LACED, cold-Doobloned, Grandma Gatewood was kldclecl receniiJ about having loci a YOUI1imale Kent University atuclert lrto woods where topdoer theY fCIUIIII rare apecllllena to COIIIPlete a bolany class requirement. _ , - lloe''<II..Wo one ot periiCIPI' .0. It •;lpldrlidso~ -~·""'·''..,.~ shoos sba baa wam out In her sctiva lite. · •en. ------------------------------~------------? Sentencing Unique Activities Planned MA.SON - "TNT ~lrltWeek" will be colooervocl this week at Wahallia lll&b School, clbnaxla& Friday evening when Wahama playa !loecoeer aDd the Homecoming ~eon :Ia tl\JWII&d. POMEROY - Joe Powell, 21, MlcldleMiss Pam Roollh, president ot Wahama• s porl, has pleaded l!)dlty to nolibbog a Stuclent Council, IIIIIIOIIIIced tbat<ICiMonday norekl man and will be oentenced Wednes- a "!iP!rlted Assembly" wUI be held. At clay. !bat lillie William McWhorter, CCIIllcUor, PoweU, appoorlnc-.. Commoo Pleas and Miss Roush Will r<Mew activities or Judllo Jolon c. Bacon, Olllered a plea or the week. An Appreciation Day will be held gullt;y aDd was remanded to the custoc11 of In ........etlan with the assembly. Posters S:erlll Robert llartenbach pencllng oen. tenclng. ANNOUNCE VARIETY SHOW l'l>llell robbecl Walter Stllfller, 49, EurREIDSVR.LE - Tbe Senior Class or eko, In Middleport last week. Slllllilr, Eastern ll1&b School Will aponsor a va. beaten cUring the •obbely, was removed rlet;y show Frlclay, Nov. 7, at the school. to Vaterau Memorial lloapltal by the Anyone wlahlnc !Urtber lntm:matlon may Mlcldleport u S<fllid. Robbecl or at least contact Debbie Keebou&lo at98S-3913 Ches"0 according 110 pollee chief J. J. Cre- ter or IICIInle Walker at 992~73. 11101111, Stiltner MB beea cllacbargeoi from the hospital. Is Delayed CAP Officials . Attend Workslwp POMEROY - Rickard G. Sayre, ctt. rector, and Llunn IICJllman, aallllllltrt ctt. rector or the Coaummtt;p A.etlaa Proeram, attended an all clay worlc-ahop In Colum. bua Tlwreday. · Tho llilil'lllnc seoaloo was an orlentaUoo In the bullineaa ot tho Ohio Depart. m1111 ~ Urban Alralro.· The a!temooa uillklll waa ' a revlMr • or lba leo~ aid program J)I'O)IOitd for Olllo'o A&lpalaehlaa ...,,litleo, uplallocl b7 !Mmbera ot the Olllci Slate Lepl Services AJIOc!atton will IOI'Ye u tile Oj1pll. eantalency. Tha local CAP ._teo and bv aaaoclatlcoc!s are to aoelot In OMidail ftmllo for \,l hl PJ'<IIIOial. I;NJURm IN 1:.ui GA.LLIPOLIS - lhJmoDd 11. Rife, 71, Rt. 1 Gtlllpolla, waa 'Mimilt!lcl 110 llol•er llldlcal Centeril'lrot Ave., at 12:311 p.m. Friday with ·a ~ Of tile toi.Cl~ He was lnjuNcl ...... he f4!11. wtdie ·helplnc l4lld cellle. Tbe ~cleat oe.<urrt4 at lola firm. . clepictlng appreclatloo of teachers will be uaecl al- with Ialka. Hush DayisscheckoledTueaday. AUglrla will wear baclgoes anclthe Incentive will be to talk less.Footballplayeracollectlngthe most badges will be "Mr. lrreslatlble.'' Wednesday Ia Badge Day. TbeH will be Inscribed, •'llepplness 18 VIctory." Claaa. ea on !bat day will be reaponslble for mak. ing posters. Thursday Ia Reel ancl White Day, students will clress in reel anc1 wbllcl. The evening's activities will start at 6:30 wilb a analce dance from Fogle111111 F-ral home to the sehool. A. pep rallr wiD be held arouDd a bootlre. The band aDd .... iorettes will participate. On Frlclay the loomeeonoing Jiaracle will start In New Haven aDd end at Wailarna. �..'· .~ ' '" . \ ' ' ' ' l. .~ ' ., ' ' ' ' Bride-to-be is I 'j .,., ••, ,,., Horidfed ....,· . " f . ' fi( *'"-,:it < ~-·. ...~ It""' ;~, . ' '.: .. ,. ,. !' ' ..•: .,::J / CONNIE SUE DeWEESE 13-Year-Old Girl M"wing Locust St., was charged with reckless operation after an ac .. elden! at 4:28 p.m. Friday on State St. He was cited to Gal. Ua Collnty Juvenile C<lUrt. Pllllce said l!hlln was drivIng nortllwest on State St. when GALLIPOLIS - The drlv • ers were cited for reckless operation aod fallUI'I! to stop within the assured clear distsnce in two of thi'I!O aecldents investigated Friday by city pollee. Keith N, Eblln, 16, oC 94 In front of his 1956 Ford pick.., truck. Eblln braked to avoid hitting the cal Ills truck went oft the left side of lbe hlllltway and struck a car owned by Earl A. Sweeney, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., parked In front: a cat ran ac:roBI the bi4dnrl¥ llt 138 state a. PT. PLEASANT .- A Point Pleasant teenager, Connle Sue DeWeese, 13-arear.old daughter il!lr. and Mrs. Rasi!DeWeese d. 813 Main Street Is l'l!ported missing by her pal'l!nls. State Pllllce said she w a s last seen Wednesda,y nlgltt st 9:10 p.m., With three other juveniles, a 14-Yoar-"ld girl, a boy 16 and another 17 years old, at the Quick Clean Lau11o dry oo Fifth street. She wa1 a pas80lll101' lD a black 1981 model Chevrolet. Police aa1d one oC the boyo Ia wanted for parole violaticn Anyone With Information con. corning tho whereabouts d. tbe girl Ia asked to contsct the State Pllllce hel'l! at phone 6751101 or the Sheriff's Office at ,llilone 675-3810 :No- Officers "111E IIRO'mERS," the Rio Grande College Theatre'allrat production ortbe 19Bt-'111 season, opens October 23. The cast includes: ( I tor) Dewey Hughes, sophomore, Kent, Ohio; Lynda Ramsey, junior, Patriot, Ohio, and Ealoor Reid, sophomore, ColliDbus, Ohio. Elected RIO GRANDE - C. J. Davis was elected president of the newly • formed Raccoon Twp., Zoning Commission Friday ni&!tt and Carl Winters was named vice president and J . M. Jonos secretsry. · Terence's 'Tiw Brothers' to Run Three Nights RIO GRANDE- "The Brothers" will be the first productlon of the 1969-70 seaBOD for . tho Rio Grande College Theatro. It will run October 23, 24, and 2:;, In CUmmunicy Hall, 'lbe new commission was beginningat8:30p.m. 160 March Routine GALLIPOLIS Mar. ching routines featured Friday night's GAHS banll performance during the . half-time intermi8sion of the ;,, r:.!•·~· w11 ·~NTH GRADE ...: Vicki SE Abbott, Jennifer Chapman, Richard C®ch, sandra Curtis, Kevin Dlll, Gl'l!g llolllhue, April Fraser, Barbara Fultz, Gary Grueser, Maureen Rannossey, Debora Keooody, Eileen Ke"' nedy, Sonia Kiser, Carol Lewis, Deborah McLaughlin, Ralphr M• Mill! n, J erry Miller• o •...,.. Nelson, Mike Nessel road, NaJ>o nette Nltz, Phil Ohli~Wllr, Jeer Ridgway, llcftld Silvers, Steve Walburn, Ailsa Walker, Joy White, ljrenda Will, Linda WilUams, Pamela WUaon. tilE DAIL~ ~T'lNr:L Ntelll. nl~· Slrwt. Pomenw. OW.. ! IT MAKES SENSE. Mn. 451M., P16JJ .... I W.tJ 'II'NidiJ II'IIII!W ftnPI sa~ . t.:llltffil • • M('CII'W de....uh• .._ Fllt'rell Daltoa ._. m"al ' ' ·deteetor 1e Hard lor colDS Ia S&. Loalo' F.rest Park; •1 · Mn. Daltoa alld ber hua•· 11111141 are t-oll ~len "' • t' , 45113L uo f I a wllo apend their ........,.. : t, • etfttriNIIe '-kiiC lor loat eolia . ~~rKh d..leea. Reeelllly . . tlley loaad II 1....1. .1111 ·•••r· pealliea aad •• JIM ' ter ••lag thla metlled. PG~MfW, tERMS ONu, ,,., omtt. m· It)' inuntt,, M; rl&etr1141ru, 11l three 11100011 f-1.$11. TN llllfll ,_, Jl•; Jil...,._l ~llllntl, Qllll )'fir 1 112; I I• JnOIIUIIIti.ZS; lhrM ~1f4 , 1 , tf.t 1 pi led l'r"" l " l"rllltiOI'IIt II etttu. lv~l ) l'fllillud' Ito tn. ~·~~ lor Pllblh:•t.._ il( II ,.,...~ ~1111P11ttl• ~ ~r«<la.cl tntlll 1 _...,....., •ho II• loo:•l ...,.. ~ I Ibid 1,.re111. I, Dr. IJolsfiM Will ·' POMEROY - Six forfeited boilds, ,seven defenclanta were fined and one olhei- was eommltled to oount¥ jail Ia lieu d. bond •• the result or hearIngs held Friday In tile court d. Melga County Judge Frank D. IWI!ard, 50 boad, James · D, Nitro, W. Forfeiting bonds were Rusaell L. Taylor, Gem, W, Va., $27.50; Dwtgttt E. Parsons, Coshocton, $32.00 bond, John atop Biall violatloo; J11111e1 Ito . Winkler, lrvfn& K,J;, $10 aad . costa, speedlbs; John N, Tbomaa, Middlepl!l1, $10 ..ict·~ left of centef; Carol ·~ Racine, $150' fine, lbrM dila contlnement; ' $100 d. !be lb suspended, p)aced oocilloyaar'• l)l'Obatlon IIIIi' drlver'r uCinae suspended for lix ~Fiid w. l'l>rter. DR. HOLSTINE ~ Young Driver Draws Fine James w.·.(llPiion. Zl7. 50 Lawrenee ''"',lill bond, all oo· s)JIIIIIn& c~.-e, . ' Fined were lloyd II:'· 't'boJ'~ ' ton, GalllpoUt, $J0: and ~ : a ~ Pulllilr ' Middl~n- lop! .Poue•l'a lik of de8r: $ioo and cost., 'Iiartd ~. A SINGLE SPECK of dirt rull eue .ef' the hudred• el lilly mlencl~lllt• belaJ !leW h lhl8 IIGlie - - ~iiUid :l; · well teelia?::tn, .. glveo them a daallal wllh alr prior 1o IDslaUailoa Ia a data teyboai'd. :, ~=:~~ deiiKlllllratord.Japaneaeflower arranging. lira. outlined tor the aewly IIJ)IIOiated eoua1f chairmeathe dullea and rs&pllDilbililteaotlhelrreapectlveol!lcea.. ·1 Reeae ' dub activities be lncl'l!8sed ter Garden Club, chairman of along Willi tberapy proj!l'amB at the 11111181 Meigs COUilty Christthe Galllpolla State Institute, mas aoow, cllatrlbuled the ahow and lbe Southeastern Ohio Men- schedules. Theme ortheshowla tal Health Center, Athens, and "Christmas Memory Lane." It with local apeclal education Will be atsgeclln thel'omtlroy Elementary School on Nov. 29 and 30. During the meeting the clubs drew for classes In the artie- '~ BOD, Mrs. Robert Lewis, Windlng Trail; Mrs. Clarence Headley, Rose; Mrs. George Zelg.. lor, Walk-In; Mrs. William Will. ford R t1 d Frt--A•·· M • u an ~.....,; r L Gl'l!tta Simpson, Band 0' the RIYor; Mrs. Homer ~sell. Mrs. Walter Gureser, l'llmeroy Garden Club; Mrs. David JiltS. FRED BLAETTNAII Nease, Mrs. Edsoo Hollon, Is the new county contact Wlldwood; Mrs. Roy Shqwden, chairman for the Meigs CUunRutland; Mrs . Leonard Erwin, ty Association of Garden Mrs. Reid Young, Chester; Mrs. ClubL She announced her Gerald Wildermuth, Twilight, cbairmen during a meetil"4! Mrs. Reese, and Mrs. Bob Hoe- · Friday or club representafltch. tives. c I Ha 11a ween arn,·va Comml"ftees Named and Cl'l!ed llall were Pl'l!sert for tile party with game prlz<~s d. jewelry, candy bars, fOIIIIta1n pens, Upstlck, peodls, eo, _ toba •--~ chief "'91V, ceo, r&IIIIW\er s. fPllll, and scarves ~awardeel. Mrs. Docile Brookhart, roc1'1!8tioo -rlntendent at the hospital, assisted at the party. Each oe the veterans rece~•-1 eel two packages of cigarettes from tile Deparlment of Ohio American Legion Auxiliary. Homemade cake, cupcakes, sandwiches, coflee, and .,.,.ey bars were served. NUlcupo d. candy decorated 1n the Hallo.. ween llllltlf made by the jun. lor auxiliary members of tile Pllmeroy post were given as favors. Mrs . Paul easel, tattoo chairman for the auxu-1 Jilin thB lltfl/ll llllllllnlll JIJimMII Buckle Boot The buckle boot is the "in" shoe of the year. Here's a Jarman version that gets along handsomely with your casual outfits and witb your not·so·dresay busine" clothes as well. You'll appreciate its debonair appearance and snug comfort. join the style leaders--<:ome in for a try-on. iary, was assisted with the party by Mrs. Osby Martin, state hospital representative for the American Legion AuxSYRACUSE - Committees COTTON CANDY - Jean illary, Mrs. Pearl Knapp, fortheHalloweenCarnlvalwere Hall, chairman, Janice Lawson, named at a regular meeting or Marie Rizer, Jessie Levacy, ~~ '::;!~· E~:· ~ tile PTA presided over by the Pegge Staats. Patte more, Jr., Mrs. Lol'l!tta president, Charles Hamilton. SNO CONES - P. rson, and Mr C~the:rlnoo I Mr. Hamilton reported on his cbalrman, Beverly Chapman, :.;:~: s. cate~. meeting wi.th the school board Dee Brown, Tessie Evans • ble ,. ilad Dillti~ ·Supl · . •R&i"'- "'·- ec· lllJCK .POND • Daisy PatAmong those contributing for r ..., '"' ...., 1 Pa the refreshments were M r s. ' · The PTf'o endorsed the coming terSOII, chairman, Verna rrei!Bwal at the School Lo>y to 80111, Arlotta Pickens, M r s. Clifford Roush, Mrs. B e n '1\1.;... . ·.. be .;ot8d 011 Nov. 4. · George Moore, Edan Baker, · Neutzllng, and Mrs. J. M. Forlorn " a fl'l!e form deslall The Halloween carnival will Waoda S1!ane. Thornton. MASS AT :; TODAY IIUJiesUve d. open space; Rut- be hald Oct. 30, at 7:30 p.m. . SPOOK HOUSE - Joy c e land, "Of Halls to Mom," a Various committees were dis- Thorne, chairman, Ruth HoiPOMEROY - The sacred modern desl1111 using reds; cussed. Mrs. Patter son stated man, Lou Feri'I!U, Jean Ha,y- Heart Pariah will observe serRoae, ~or Decoration the lbat tile supplies for the carni- man, Mrs . Charles Buckley. vices by holding mass at 5 p. Door," a wrealb or swag; Mid- val bave been purchased. The DART GAMES Larry m. today followed by a pariah clleport Alllaleurs, "Of Shop- Money tree, picture, and.other Wolfe, chairman, Paul Forbes, smorgasbord. An IIJ1>0rlanl pera Galore," a mall arrange. items for the carnival Wel'l!clls.. John Blake. meeting will follow the dinner• men!; Star, "Of Trlnunlngtlle piiJed. COKE RING TOSS- Janet All members are asked to atTree," ualng evergreen, and Committees were named as Nease, chairman, Ken Nease, !encl. They are to take 8 cover- Shown :::t What a thrill Bruce Johnaon, four-year-old son of Mr. and • )Ira. Don Johnson of Portland, had this past weeki Ha had his ~~st ride In a helicopter. . ~ ; lt. Au. S. Al1ny bellcopter enroute from Parkersburg to HWit.i ~i~,..... devol"* aome mloor motor trouble and landed in a field .: , -tile Johll&on hollle. Baing her us~al hospitable self, ShirlO.Y ! :, ierv.d the ualformed plloto coltee while tbey waited tor anothar - , lllllcopteio to briJW In the repelr partt. When the repairs were made, young Bruce was filted with a helmet and earpho,.s, and It was ~. ~. and away! WUdwood, "Of Singing wltll follows: Glee," Interpreting a Christ- NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION STANDINGS By United Preas IIUmltional (Night games not includ.,.,. ..., East TEAM W L Pet. GB New York .. ... 3 0 LOOO ·Baltimore .•• 1 o i.ooo I Phlla. , • , . •• 1 o LOOO 1 Milwaukee •• . I 0 1.000 I Clnclonall .•• 1 I .$00 l'h Detroit . • • • . 0 1 .000 2 Boston • , • •. 0 ,) , 000 2 West TEAM W L Pet. GB Atlanta • , , , • . 1 0 1.000 Phoenix. , .. .. 1 0 1.000 San Fran .. .. 0 0 .000 'h Loa Anseles •• 0 ·1 .000 1 san Diege . . .. 0 1 .000 1 Chicago •••• • 0 . 2 .000 11h Seattle ••••.• o 2 .000 11h saturday's Rasults: Milwaukee 119 Detroit 110 Boston at Baltimore, night Philadelphia at Clndn., nigllt Seatlle at Chi~ night Loa A~We~es at New York, night Phoenix at Atlanta, nlgllt . .~. . .~~·~~,j San Diego at san Fran., Sunclay•s Games: ... Seatlle at Milwaukee · (Only pme acheduloidl POMEROY - While the state showed an increase ol 13.4 per cent increase for the two week period eiading Oct. 11 in sales tax collections, Me1p COUnty showed a decrllale of 7.58 perw:ent uDder the compatable two weeki last year. Salel tax. recelplB In . .county for the two - b peliod ·IIIII year to $l2,56UI for the receiptlot weeks Jut comparable )'tlllr. . rna;.::: "Of New Fallen &low," using painted braneheo; Band 0' the River, "OfClllcUes Aglow," ualngCIIHlormore candlea; Pllmeroy, "Of Na.. lure's Turning, • using so m o barvost material; Middleport, Yul , - · ,.,_,•• " •-" e-..--·~..., ....v.. poratlng weathered or drift. wood; Winding Trail, "Of ChriB!m&a Eve," a church altar arrangement wltllout flgur. cOpocted by the Ladle• Auxlllaey of FeeOO)I. Bannott Post 128, Ainerlcan Legion. The Items will flO to the Dayton and CbiiJicothe V...l'IIUI : • Hoapllah, to.tbe Soudleaotorn Ohio Menial Health Conte\-, AU.. 8118, and to patlenll at Jocall'l!st hom&L . The rlllboas aecl ties are .made Into ruga by the blind .et- ! or oraiiB at Dayton and tbe llamel shirts wl1l be llllde Into bedJacbts for the patlelq tbere. "-Perback books and magazines are oeeded for the Chillicothe velera118, and the jewelry will ba usid for game prizes lor the Athens patients and for glfl.l to t.~·" : ; ;:; thoaePlaatn~re~t !"""hlp•;;. Items to lhe Dayton HOSPital on Nov. 1 10. and to take them to Chillicothe OD· Dee. 10, AllY l'l!sidents to contribute are ulald to either telephone Mrs. t.• Charles "-.· a•-.r, I92-7U75, who. wl1l pl.ck them ..,, or leave ,.... "•• ·them 011 tho porCh ot the Norlll Third Ave., Mlddltl!Orl, l'l!sldence of MrTbes . ~~!hera of the auxiliary haw also taken on a 1 (.•. tlivbw lhillp .....new proJect. They' want to .end Chrlotmaa cards to every Meigs _ CawiQ' boy and girl HrviJW In thul'lllid forces. Of CCllll'ae, the)' 11004 addresses and tbeH can elthar ~telephoned to Mrs. Kesa'l...,r, or ·~le mallid .10 ''-F ·IIt Pomii'O)', ~,4, THE· jJV '!&'-~'lladioliiiJid : J~ ~ ~~ ·· BtuchofthiPamtnJNatkjljj BIJik7'n,. jpctiM -. . 1m -1!'-"'.bo ::t-: lloiJorlaJ~B.IiQ.dauib.· PIN liJ ~II, W'IUIIm W~, PI'I!IJdelt d. the~ Frlllldl)' Gar- ' 1er al c:i.;.. K~Centb' voted to ccaltin.a I!WdJW the ar,.,.... Sebo, • de!,-;_ be . abnuat dallY ~I tbe menta for""~!',.~ ':, .~,:.. :Uii Olllp1 •Gtthe bailk 7eer. Nre/ .~tlriice ...,. • c UWii . ~ · , ' .......... ~~~d. I~ ~~Qjeet. . {,. . . . " .... .. ~-.. XPECT ' ........·•••• ...;.... .. ,, MIDDLEPORT"""'£ .,.,.,.. of •Y rt. 'Peilrl'lle7n!llda on South Fourtll hal The ·. . ~ ~rial ~c and sold to; · ...s aV. chll4rta - 'here will be • . • ,...c _" hi b !UP-.. f<~!D new.-. · POMEROY - Purchase ol a walker to be added to lbe hospltal equipment loan eenter oC tile Rock Sprlnga Better Health Club was IIJlPI'OVed by the club Thursday at tile home d. Mrs. Mark Grueser, The group also llllde 8 conChurch BelliRillglq," sbowlntl trlhutlcm to the cyallc flbroals motion, and Chester, ~01 the drive curl'l!ntly Ullderway In Christ Cblld'a Brllltlln&"uslng Lew! r-·· the cowrt,y. MrL s u • ...,.. a maddma wltll child. ser, Mra. Hugh Bearlla and A low ar~ of yellow Mrs. Wilbur Ball~ will have anapdrapa and m..,. flad<. charge d. tbe party ot 1 h e eel by tall white laperl center. Meigs Cowltlt Jn!lrmary hoaeel the tea tabla. Ribbon 1111111- orlng realclents 11u1ng blrllllilchea and llllplature eakes day liD October. were aervid wllb tea 8d cor. h:lucled .., the PJ'OIII'8ID Pl'l!•, fee. pared by Mrs. WllllamGrueHr a~ .J:~~earrtJ "!"'>'t ,_~~made New Walker IDe; Rutland Friendly' "Of . . srtAIQNG OF SERV:iCJWEN; iii~~.· RolaDd ·F!·her Is back Guelll were llro. IJ&niiJ ...._ v•~.;..- He •-'vee! at 'J'ftvla Ak' Fclree'...... ln Slit Vu Vranldll d. thea:J"''rf!# """' . . , _ .,.. ..,.. ~ Club;-Mrt. J . , a Nidi.f ranclaeo WeclneodiiJ' mornliW, plelald llP ill• "'-~· .and ol~ liar; Mrt. W,ali*1fayea ·fiow 011 Into· COJllilbut Tburidlt ~ whete M W&l JD~ 111 q llrt. CVI IIOtky; JftddllhlaiiiOihlr, Mrs. Mason Flaher. · port; Mn. ·Joe .lloiiD, ·!I!Wt'"' Roland has beeli in ~Air ywca for alii apent . FrlendaJ;. Mrs. ilcben .~ tho put year at the"'""~ NW1t Baae .In v~ ., K' ·Honore~:~ .· ~.J · ou NOTICE!) n.O~L _.:,.~ 011 dli- . . ' . ~ . · tour-· cIUb to BUY is just one of our now Jorman styles. See tho whole now collection, 1-4.95 to 23.95. Mr. ~~!ir1. . J 0 b II her 10!1! flh1llde.y- Pat Ctmdiff, Mrs.Thelma Eli White, Marcia Arnold, Jet- eel di sh. fers. CANE TOSS- Fa,ye Hamllton, cbalrman, Dorothy Forbes, Jenetfa Davis, Dorothy Flsher, Mra . Earl Mossman. SILHOUETTES - MarybeU Warner, chairman, Susie Grueser, Mary Guinther• A n n a lloosh, Marie Leadingham. FISII POND 1 _ Linda Hubbard chairman Jeanette our. ty Ha,ye~ Donna KoehI ' W da Stew' t J I Lou an ar • 0111 e '" OPEN FRIDAY NIGHU UNTIL 9 ALSO OPEN ALL OA Y THURSDAYS -------------------• Betty ;:rls FISH POND 2 - Gloria MI.. ch 1 balrman Carolyn o-~b Dorothye Amberger J""" ~ • • ......, Flau, Martha Williams, Joanel:te Davia. CANDY AND BAKED GOODS - Bell;y Ash, chairman, Mary illor Carol Jett Helen HubbardrowNr Robert• Ord Mary Noaa'.. s. ' KITCHEN _ POP- COFFEE _ Milmle Harris, chairman, weri "DiziY !l>ella Can Mean Karen Werry Erma lliffle GolI!Mpr" b,7 Ina" liiid • poem, "Go 1 d 8 n - k.. Barnett,'Joan lira. Fred Goei- die .Mills, "Griluchy Ia ~ Jlorn.. Wolfe, Mrs. Millard Rausb. ~endor'' Ill' llrs. W, A. Mor- .1111• "llopatltle," ~ lh 1 -1.4ooard; ''Rull f!ll' y~ ~· KJI'CHEN _ POPCORN _ Patter .,.·•-·~ 80 ~~~' son, - · · - • Ora aas:u::,:ae N w='::. by Mrs1 Janlea eon. ~~-- "_.:.._ Lora-~ · · · ....... _, - ... ~. Ide; "Senior belle" by Mn. ll!!boclen. ~,;Black:" CGIIIb:ted b DECORATIONS- MaryGulllo 1 Mro, : .r£~' ~ wae won t! tiler, Pat Wlneb-. ~ and lltt. Beerhs. !ldr~~";a.~ The lllidl!t to~ andpra,y. AT Tl$ nooR- lira. Elm1l , or 1111 re<t llit! !1!'11"'8 with de- Louks Mn Lola Mayea, Mti!o Jlr1. n., lllvorl8!')'. . Pin tbe bat • !be wlteb aad votlan1 IIJ< ,Ifrs. :Milcpn lnclud- Mfera1 other llall- IJllllll 1ng scripture !rom Matthew and were playid betore M,r•· Sebo a naedltatlon !rom tbe "Upper Hrvid a Jlllqlldn clki> wIt h Room. • btllanre' "-· t -• · ··'~and . .....~.. • ~-- "'!· ......... ,.... Wll'l! ,..,__, u r - L • • Sebo .., - · were draW~~< Mrs. · · ',, will Jle holtess ·' _..Liftl. _.. 11t1 .. lllllrltt..~ wiU Pat "!!"~·~ hiVe 'I1!J )1"1111'~ ~ tbe No. ...-.... .,..,_....._ '""" Lawl• en.- EJier1- Yllllbei'~wll!alfrl. Wil. I~ ~· to prtpare t h I .eome.C: . , ~ lfiCittPTIOtri carrilr dlllr 11nf Sullla1, t k ,., wtft. MAIL SllltiC IUPTIOfrl RA'h:.~ "0.. IAIUPQIII Trlbllllt In Qlllo 1111111 Wnt 'VIr&l ..... ... , .... lUI' Ill . . . . . Ml &hrw ' classes. Mrs. Robert Lawla of t h o Winding Trail Garden C I u b was ·--'~ted Rogtoo 11 pub. ~· llclty chairman by Mrs. Reese. At the supation ~ Mrs. BlaoUnar several boal<a blclodIn& a count;y contactcbalrman'a haldlook will be purchased. II was l'l!ported that there is a balance of $239.99 In the troasUl'1, and thet count;y dues or 25 cents per member are We and payable to Mrs. Wildermoth. Plans WOI'I! discussed for a eounty aprlnc meeting to be arranged by the executive meeting. El<peoses relating to flower -pictures were approved for payment by the assoclatiOII. Mrs. Reid Y01111g d. the Cbes- ~NS FROM FUNEI!Ab BASKETS, paperba~kboo~~ aaiu.l shirts, ties and jewelry - tbese are the thiqfa being Morris, Paul George Pearson, VI k' Obe hoi r Gary o• c •e r ze • • Dell, Joseph Rosenbaum, IJel>. orah Schuck, AlbertSmlth, Ra~>­ dy Dale Snider, Ricky Stobart, Grace E. ~ubb, Chrlsti111 Kay PIJ)il"** ' " ' ' S\lndt,r bf tilt Ohio YIUIO) Pl.Wllht111 Ca. GALLIPOLIS DAlLY TRI81JNE 12$ TlllntA..,,GIUIDOi li,OII~4MU. P. . lltllelt , ... , , • .....,. 1........... !lablniiJ, Sted Cllu f'otWII l'lid tc GIIIIIIOIU. Ofllo. ' In .Court on Fri·~y: Appointments IIIIIOIBlced by Mrs. Bluttnar were Mrt. Geraid Wildermuth of the Twilight Garden Club, secretary.lroas.. IIJ'IIr; M.rs. Robert Thompson, Winding Trail Club, horllcul- · ture; Mrs. Joe Bolin, Rutland Frlendq Gerdenera,juulorclub actlvlties; Mr1. David Nease, Wildwood Club, thorapy activIlles; Mrs. Homer ~sell, Pllmeroy Garden Club, publicity book; and Mrs. VIrgil Atldnl, Rutland and Star Garden Clubs, radio. It was noted that MelgaCoun1¥ clubs will contlnle to have programs on WMPO the llrot lflanday d. each month at 9.. m. MrL Roose. supsted thel ot least one count;y garden club tour be arranged, that juulor Given Party POMEROY - Veteranl d. tile Southeastern Ohio Manla1 Heallb Center were flllesta ot Get-Acquainted Tea Held POMEROY - Mrs. Fred Bl.aetibar, new count;y contact ehalrman for tile Meigs County AaiOdatloo of Garden Clubs, boeted a gewc,...lnted tea and arpnlzat(onal meeting for elub . nijpnsentatlves at her ~ :. Aft. home Friday atlernooh. (·.. lipedal guest fo• the tea was i· .... Jolll Reeao, director of ; .. lll8lllll 11, Ohio AsiiOCiatioo of •. Glrden Clubs. Rapl'l!sentstivoa :. from 12 d. tbe 13 clubs of the - AaiOdatloo WBI'I! Pl'l!lenl for · . the meetlq. ,. . In her comments, Mrs. Reese •. liJ'PII attendanoe at the region.. al meeting to be held at Lake J!ope 011 Nov. 1. Th• afternoon de1110111trator will be Mrs. Robert Durant, an tntornatlonall,y :. known teacher, lecturer and Veterans are JiltS, JOHN REESE, cllreciGr of Resloo 11, Ohio At.., elation d. Garden Clubs, wau,suestatthe Friday tea hoatod by Mrs. Fred Blaetllllr, Meigs County contact chairman. Here she Ia at lbe rofres- table belrw aerved by Mrt. Bluttnar. ·. ·' .., .....=· Meet Friday Robert Euson, Dinah Erlewine, Rodney Frecker, Devld Grant, Jeer Grate, Richard Hatfield, lrwrid Hawley, Randy Hi II, Jackie Hutton, Mike Kiser, Mary Krawsczyn, Mary Janey, Mike Ma,y, Janet illorrls, Mark TIMES-SENTINEL I Six Bonds Fo,.f~~d and, • SUNDAY • . my ofdialogue. !ilsworks, d. which ' -The Brotherf' ls regarded as the finest, have had a lasting Influence on the history of western drama. The Rio Grande College TheaIre production of "The Broth- jured• . I bidcea. e BLASTS INJURE SIX ATHENS (UPI) - Elgbt . bombs exploded almost slmul. taneousiy lD the heart oC Albens saturday In one oC the boldeat shows of sentimellt against tile military regime In months. Six persons were In- I weerfn8 tiwlr lltla• CGunQo Gu11on a..b pl'eoldorQ attended the oqanl- aatlonal meetfrv or the Meigs Counl1 AlloclatiOII d. Gullon Cll.,a held Friday at the hiiDe or Mrt. Fred Blaell!llr, county ..Wet clalrman. Pictured hOI'I! are, IM!Ited left to rlaht, MrL Gerald WUdermuth d. the TWtligllt ~ Cub, M.r1. William WUJlerd, Rutland FriOJldbo Gardeners; NrL Leolllnl Erwin, Chealol', and Mrs. J11111es Nlebolson, Slar; ·ltandiJV, left to rJahl, NrL Robert Lewis, WlndlJW Tralll llr1. Gl'l!tla Slm,p1011, Beod 0' the River; Mra. Harva,y Van Vranken, Pomeroy Garden Club; Mrs. George Zeigler, WalkIn; and MrL Roy Snowden, Rutland. _,.IIJW Mlddl-.il- . of deer, '100 POMEROY - One hundred and one sWdents of Meigs Junlor High School were named to the honor roll at the close of 1x k gradlngtJ4!rthe firsts wee s · iod. Making a grade of B or above in all their subjects were: NINTH GRADE _ Diana A!&o shire, Shirley Alkire, Barbara A her Lynn Baker Linda At.dn:on,' Elizabeth m.:ettnar, Jan Burns, James Blrchlleld, James Boggs, Susanna Card, .m 11IE PIIESIDENTS - Nl• and colla; Dll• Underwriters AmyH.mm, Driver FUND DRIVE ..., New Ba- F1l'l! ill(larlmeni Jftembe!• will a door-IMOor fll!lll clrlve ln .Hartfll!'d. Letart, Bnllld tlun aDd -.by I'Jil'llaectora Monday, Ocldier 20, biiJDo niJW it 5!3o ~ ·'m., to raiH funda for the volunteer unit. The tire ~:• pletecl 111 ,fWlda b) rQ!ng lbr tbe abov&tllcturecl 1,500 gallon tanker truelt that 1•.·111111 In out.of-town Ueal. The truck, wll!eh coot $5,500, IIU 1)111111[0 service ln,Ju!J ol tlila • · Fire Chief Cecil Duncan, left, and ~nt 11)8111ber Danny Roulh Ire lholm'wllb'the truck. The auilllar)' unit wlll aaalat firemen with the lund drive and·all sollcl.I'Ora wlll'be ~··~ -~llle8al pclsalmi 101 Pupils on Honor Roll Gallipolis-Jackson footbaU game before a standing room only crowd. The. show began witb a marching route to "A Taste Robin Lynn Crew, Cl.,ryl eros. o1 Latin." san, Gene Davis, Merri Ebers· ba h Dorma Frances B e t h This was followed by tbe F~~ David Gera:.S Patty maloreHes doing a routine Glaze', Karen Hale, ,fo the theme from the Sheila Hawk, Randy Raynes, =~~ "Valley of the Julia Hutchison, Stephen Jew'•. Tbe. final selection WBII ell John KauU Sherry Lam· ba 't, Steve M~uffin, Regina t irom the musical show McrGulre, Edith Meeli, Terry "Hair" as the maJ'orettes Metheney, Roger Poarch, Desbandsmen performed lo iree Pike, Michael sayre, "Aquarius." James Schmoll, Dorothy Seth, William stallley, Desiree Still, '. ' Patti Well · BUI Vaughan, Dal· I W ber' ,. a~IG~Tij GRADE - Karen ' Baity, Ricky Bolin, Fred Burney, Diana Carsey, James Couch, Jan Davis, Joyce Devis, ' Teenage '•, . how best to bring up the young. Tol'l!nce was the leading LatIn comic poet oC his day. Althoulllt his pla,ys owe much to Greek sources they are orlginal In their sublocy oC plot, ,,, ~~~~t . ~ ~ha~·ffi'r \,formed on Oct. IS, during a Written by Tel'l!nce In ij;eetal ·meeting r4 the RaccoOn B. c., ''The Brothers" ls a Twp. ~~~· Roman ·<U'III"'.Y with. sn abund, Mllilibi'ta oC the1<ommlsslon -Jke of 'burles4lo hlimor. The' 81'1! c . J. Davis, Eugane Jones, plot concerns two opposing sysCarl Winters, James Burleson, terns of education, and discuss.. es the perennial problem oC and Rober! L. Evans. The &pedal meetlngwas called by Junior Wood, president oC the Raccoon Twp ., Trustees. Band Features Ther~~ was heavy clamap to tbe truck and moderato damage to the car, No one wu Injured. Elmer D. Wallter, 82, LAlwer Rlnr IIIIo, waa eharpd wllb !alllll'l! to stop wlt!dn tbe aa111red ~lear di-ce llftar a lllinoa' rear lbl -coiUaloo at 8:29 p.m. Friday at Second Ave. and Pine ~one ·was InJured. Pollee said Walker' a c a r &truck tile back of a car driven by !ldlleY T, Jobes, 28, of 238'h First Ave., a stale llltill· way Patrolman. Jones h a d · llllpped at the ligllt. Thol'l! waa no damage to the Wallter car and ooly a acrateh oolba JCilel' ear bumper. A minor backing accident oec:urred at 4:47 p.m. ·Frldlq u lbe stockyards on Vlntm Ave. No one was InJured and no eharge was nted. ontcera said F11e L. Balas, 20, Rt. 2 Bidwell, backed .._ tile stockyards' side o( t h e llreet and struck a parked car OIIDed by Jemy Webb, of Ki. nauga. Thel'l! was no dama8ll to the Bales cu and minor to lbe Webb car. . .-mDLEPOIIT - A bridal lor, lira, ~ HalleJ, Mrt. 111...~ .... lhower was held recently ot carl Gudller,Mro.Frednom- ~ FleWII, . "!r.f ,,~Jii.! ~. , tbe hoon!l d. Mrs. John Mil- 11, lfrl. James Follllll' i a d ;,,.• -., ·~~ ford homrlnc Mill Charlotte .Cheryl, Mrl. l'llarl Edwanll, ...........:'!"'~(iit: Davidson. Nrt. x- Miller, Mr1. Jaek.. · Mn;· ~ ' . ~ A blue and wblto c 0 1or io Little, Mlu ~ )ldford V~ Gl..,, .,..qe,~" sc._,e wao curled out 1n tbe and Mila Gloria Ta,ylor. et ~ IIIII Tern', ~ decorations with a miniature Others Jli'Oaentlnti: lifts to aer • · : · bride ond groom eervtag as tile lible eenterploce. Fuora d. mint cups wllb miniature wedding bands were 8 I Y e n. Games were p1ayld wllb Mro. Richard Roller and lllaa Tanna Gardner wlnitlnr lbe pr!z• ea. Mrs . Wllbur lillldng won tile door prize. Other flllests wol'l! llrs. Dolt Halldng, Lori Roller ,lira. Batt¥ Cline, Suote EdWards, Delma Halley, Roxie Oller, Jh 1. Blll Price, Mrs. TOIIIIII)' Tay- !:JI . :~· cite Drivers in 2 Wrecks lo' ~· · ·' Ruth ;..,.· Mra• Letha Mot• . rls Mar · 't Cottrill of·the· oommlttees are -·ollted to be at !be •• ,... sl'hool bltldlnl at 1:30 p.m, , Oct. 30, to help ileeorete - ,,. 0 audltoriWII for the e&rlllval, Thli fifth tll'odo ni!elrid !hi~: attendance buller. . ·. · All ,lbrlc IPOI!tlonlon IN Selector I Ju.. ptct ..,, tbe on. ~ ...t ... the ........ plcb OUI the right ............. No..,.. no """'-~c~~~,'; uader tbe cllncllori "' We d. ibe local l,llll1taf" ~lit Churcli, ~w.,. llaf)l PI'Qfii'8Dl . . • Relrellilmm• were bi'IJ!e ....rl. . "'* wam- CiftYGWttllalncllrlnf. m::r. tll'lde be hoateoses bar .mee11ng. The ·"*"" rigtll . . .INftlf .. ""'.tnt ]~~~~~~~ ..,_................ __ _ ..-............. .,..._...., .................... ...._. _ ............. ...,"'_ . ........................ . --~ '249·95 Huny! You won't want to miss this oflet' of a Fligidaire Washer with a Selector at a price so 1ow: \ .. �' \ - . ~ The~ndsy Tlm11 Sentinel, Sunday, October 19; 1989 \ ., , Barr ' .. .' ' . ' '' '' ' ' · l"'MERQY '- Mr. andW.:..'', iliira, ll"l'' Inlet• '111!1 ' 1011, Bmn. ' Donalil, ....,_ • ~ ~ * ...-~': ~' ittora attend- ' ed .the ·~'If: <II MJII Pa, . , ' llicl& ' DtW , IICIIIMr Ill iii:. llf"' ·~ DaYid 14-··~ at wa:: ~'VI6 ~: '' ·•i·I1Gzlord.· U·nlted Molhodl.t . pi ll'ra.'· sYRACUSE - MR. AM> Mils. ORV!i,llt '\\. Cl'llob rl. ' ' ·~ch. ' , .' """·.. ~Yr&~use will observe thelr · ~··~ .IID,d~,l'~ .~' lira, ' lllaeta. 1VU ~at, Rtsf, SUriday, 0c~ 26, lronl2. to~p. m. 1n u.e or.~ · ._.... .lor lbe·!lrlde. A ~~~ca.,_ I!Dq1ft, 11r.1anq •Asbury United Methodist Church In !lrraeuae. .W. ~~ ' :u'l!i, -~ ·the · eouple_waa u .. aa.,.s friends ol Uie COide are InVIted. , "; ·',. held Ill ~ "!'hureh IOCIIl room ,, Mr. and Mrs. CrOoks Wtre ~ aa Oct.,211 01919, ·, , I'll!~ !lie ,...Wng ' at the linlted Brethren parsoilqa at New Havn, W, Vs.,by B· the Rev. R. L. Kelbaugh. They have resided ID"Syracuse 1/f} 1$ Orn Alao, .Mrs. Jao;k . L. Blair aU o1 their married llle. . - , MlfiER.sViLuf- Mr: a n d and Lori, Mrs. Dal-.r DonoMrs. Crooks Is the former Lul'l Kl1 of New Hsftll. Mrs. '•WWtam K. • •. Sr.\ ._, Mr. and Mrs. Tom a-, • Her hu~ Is a retired OIDjlloyee of the lorpter h!'hersthe Iormor Shirley Hejlmau, Tommy and Cheryl, . Armer burg Rig and Reel of Pameroy. They haveIOII,.Jobn S. Mlnermlle, are ........,.~ngthe Barr, Autmer Barr, Mr. and . ' . ' Crooka, ol Coluriibus, and two grandchUdren, ~ and b1rlb r1. a ·11x pound, tb u r Mra. Dney Jllllor Barr, 0... RUTLAND - Mrs. Looms t'remoans of Rulland Patricia. Both Mr. and Mrs. Crooks are members of the ouoce daughter, Klmllerl¥ Jo, Melody, and 0\10, Mra. Delor. and Mr. J. J. Cremeans of Middleport are amounctrv the Asbury' Church. oil Oct. 8 at St. Joseph Hoa- Is Rowley, llonle and Tereaa, engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, · .................. ..,, .... pltal·ln· Parkeroburg, Mr. and Mrs. Charles lllover, c: ~ c.... ::. .. u:n.nt. t Debl, to Mr. Max Whitlatch, son of Mr. and MrL James GT~nts are Mr. and Miss Letltla &lyre, Woocllort Whitlatch, Bradbury. Miss Cremeana .is a studentatlilelgs NEW HAVEN- Mrs. Char- Dana S. Turner, Chester, and Parsona, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde . High School. Her !lance Ia a 1969 graduate of Malis High les Smith, prelldent It the Mr ...andMra. LlleCopr,Pom- lllovor, Mr. and Mro. Hueh · School and Is currently !lll1lloyed bJ Earl Werner CU~ Nn Haven Woman'a Club, OfO!i. Gz-eat.trand&larenta, are Boone, Mr. and Mrs. <\l1IIUr structlon. The wedding )fill be an event of Nov, 22 at the RACI!iE ·-:. Mr. and Mrs. Larry M.. Spencer, Racine, announced \1181 the clnb will Mr. Iiiii Mrs. Dile Kesterson, Barr, Mr. and Mrs. J a me 1 Bradbury Church of Christ. ; are amounctrv the engagement ot their daughter, Michele, POMEROY - Clifford Je~ have a bean IIUPIIOr It t h e Pliilieroy'; Mrs. Erma Rollman Boone, Michael, StepheiJ a n ~ ' to Mr. Sherman A Cunllitr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glem l kinaon of East Main st. his re- Now Haven Public Library ol Clleotor, and Thoniaa Copr, Debra •. Mr. and Mra.· Em II · Cundiff, Olarleston. W, VL, former Syracuse residents. turned home after a visit In October 24th. GraniPlll4i, W. Va. Mrs. Ellz- Brown and Rlta,liev. andll:ra; MI.. Spencer, a 1968 graduate o!SoothernllilhSchool Crooksville with Mr. and Mrs. - EYmme Is lnVI"18d to the abatb Wjekhaln, Chester, Is the Chartea Baolll!i.rr, Kathy, WI!- , Is employed as a secretary at Landmark In Pomeroy. A Ned Grant. Mrs. Grant Is hla supper before aolnll to Wa- great..great.crandmatbor. Mr. llam, Karen. J>r.mela and An-. . 1967 graduate oC Southern HighSchool, Mr. Cundlflls servgranddaugllter. hama'o !IOIMcomlnr game and Mra. Copr alao have a gela, ~ebael, Mr. and ll'ra. lrv with the US. Army at Fort Bragg, N. C. Wedding plans Jenldnson went to Crooksville on Friday. Bean aoop, 'staw, 1011, BUI, Jr., 6, and a dau&l>· Delbert !lai-r, julie, ~ llld . are incomplete. ell!leclally to visit hlsdauglller, corn pone and drinks wiU ter, llbari Ami, s. Joan. NEW HAVEN - Mrs. Edwin Mrs. Robert Russell, who has be aarvod to aolllta for 75 SUNDAY Stein used a Hawaiian theme been Ullor the psat five weeks. cent& and to ehUdren lor 40 ANNUAL HOMECOMING ol lor the meeting of the New ThJ Russells moved their JllOo cents. Morning star United Methodist Haven Woman's Club held re- bile hame to Roseville from Church, &mdoy, SU1111y School, eently at her home with the of. lroraonln June and Mr. Russell 9:15 a. m.; worship service, fleers assisting as hostesses. Is now eJil)loyed atthoPeibod.r .10:15 s. m.; basket dinner at The pallo was decorated lor Cool eo. VISIT PARENTS noon; afternoon servicesal1:30 the occasion: Guests were each Durlrr,r the visit Janldnso111tMIDDLEPORT _ Mr. a 0 d William Airaon, pastor. preaenled a lei. tendetl a parcy honorl!v his Mra. Dale Rwah and cblldren MONDAY Mrs. Paul Powell, New Hagranlldsugllter and Joey Abella rl. !II. AlbaDs, w. va. villted .... POMEROY - "It's a small world.' ' REVIVAL services, Laurel ven, a honorary member, preon thelrblrthio,yamlversatlei. recen!IJ wfih his ponnte, Mr. :" Mrs. Dorothy Roller, Middleport, received a letter from her Free Malhodlst Church, aenled a Hawaiian program, Sbe The youngster, born on Mrs. and Mrs. AJbert Roush, KenClltl cousin, Mrs, L. G. Babcockolllarstow, Calll Mrs. Babcock, who basin Monday, 7:30 p.m. congave each officer a gilt. The Grant's birthday anniversary, · ny and Becky. 11 enthused aboot antiques, was browsing recently throngh an tlnuo thrwgb Oct. 26;Rev. Danpreslden~ Mrs. Charles Smith waa a year old. The birthday ol 1nllque ohop In Cslllornls when she saw a pair of high button ahoea. The shoes, 3lh in size, were made or soft suede and were tel Neville, pastor Faith Chapel received a gavel made from Jenkinson was also celetirated Church, wood !rom the old Mason Coon- during his visit light brown iD color. Upon e>IUilinstlon she found Inside one of F r e e - s t 1!4ILES APPROVED Youngstown, OVIIIPilst. Special ty Coorthoose. VIce president, the shoe•, stitched In gold thread, the name of NEW YORK (UPil-Mlles ' the late W. M. Michael, of Middleport On the mullc each evening. Pablic In- Mrs. Robert Gurtla, received RETURN TO MARION Park Race Track In Loulavllle, a book containing program ma. sole of the shoes wu car"ed the trade mark vited. POMEROY - Mr. and Mro. Ky. has approved for DREW WEBSTER POSI' 39, terlal. Mra. Jesse Abel, treas(jo dragon with wings) and the words, "Ziegler Fred Frost have returned to membership as tha 57th raceAmorlcan Leglcn, oyster stew urer, received a dollar; M r s. Brothers, bench made .., track In the Thoroughbred Marton after visiting here How a pair of shoes madelnthelate 1800s dinner, 8 p.m. Monday. World Charles Dodd, secretary,apen, era! days with Mr. and Mrs. Racing Asaoclatkln, John D. or pOssibly the early 1900s made their way to War 1 veterans to be honored. and Mrs. Karl Wllea, notea !or George Lopn and Bernice rl. Shapiro, auocllflon president, California is a real mystery. The late Mr. AU members urged to attend. correspondence. Hemlock and Mr. and announced Thw-lldey. Re:freshmenll were Michael was the great.-1P"&rll!ather of Mlddl1>JOF CLASS, Pomeroy Unlland Pa.asrt's pill ~H! owJied ~;toi,Melhodlst Church, Monday, ~eUI · · ww, s~ lit ~ ·,ana lt waol_,. . ~- ' ' " p.m. at tho church. Dcitald · ' Jlb(and wile mill nojt,have the ~n.r a!liiP ·.·Q,IIES!'ER PTA, Monday at Eidi.~. . ...., . . 8, ;;,P.m., at Chester School; Mra; 'Kermlt Tom Brisk days to come. Weather HAVE BLADDER IRRITATION . grandparents niJht, room visl- Hot!man, Mrs. Charles Howard, AT McARTHUR Kidney' o'r Bladder Irrltathem in Pendleton' slack shirt. Pure • SYRACUSE VILLAGE NOW hastwowell-equlppedmarshalls. tatlon; Mrs. Reid Yoong, pro. Mrs. Paul Rickard, Mrs. liar- MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. R. M. Common tlona alteet twice u many women u virgin wool with square tails and genera~ men, ofte n cauatn1 tenaeneu and Varian has been 1o1m marshall lor some lime. In Septem- llf&m chairman. old Rose, Mrs. David Roush, 91erman, Mrs. Walter WaddeD, nervoutneu trom treQuent, burntna, of _ q1.1ality behind It, ber the town hired WUI CUndlll to serve as depucy marshall Uchlng urination. Seeondarn.r: .YOU SOtrr!IERN ATHLETIC Mrs. WWiam Russell, M r s. Mrs. J. E. Harley, Mrs. Tbom- may loae &leep and have Headacnu, S-M-L-XL, $15·$17. . CUndlfl, an employee of OhloValleyPiwnblngCo.,ls a grad- Boooten Monday at 7:30 p.m. Kenneth Thompson, Mrs. Frank as Kelly, and Mrs. Dwf&lrt Wal- Bac kach('t and feel older. tired, depressed. In IUCh CUfti, CYSTEX UIUUate of Racine High School, an advisor to the EJ<plorer Scoots lt Ute high school. Yeung, Jr., Mra. Stein, Mrs. lace allenlled the Fall Prestiy- all y brln11 relaxin& comfort by curbIng In acid urine-, and eulng lid is presently seeking eleclion to the ochool board in the SoutbMIDDLEPORT PTA, Monday, Smith, Mrs. Gurtls, Mrs. Abel, ter1an ,meeting r1. District 3 pain,germs Get C YST EX atdrutr&l.Utoday, ern Local District. 7:30 p.m.; program by Jack Mrs. Dodd and Mrs. WUes. l!elcl at McArthur Thuraday. Tho village recently purchased equipment for the two men Slavin, especially lor children which Includes belt, holster, gun and a chemical mace. enlltled, The ABCs .- Cartoon' Ing. Room visitation. GENE GRATE, CLERK-treasurer of,Middleport Vlllage,r~>­ TUESDAY ports that he has contacted Harry Evans of Ohio VIdeo Service SALISBURY PTA, 7:30 p.m. Inc., on Installation of cable television service. In May both Pom- l'ueaday; film provided by Ute eroy and Middleport completed agreements with Ohio VIdeo, Inc., :,sUe Fibrosis FCIUIIdillloo; re·reohments. for this serVIce. ; Evans Informed Grate that Parkersburg TV has granted apFRIENDLY CmCLE, Trinity o! the service and the II~ OK Is In the lap of the Federal United Church of Christ, 8 p. Cammunlcatlons Cammisslon. Evans noted that similar Instances m. Tueaday. Mrs. Roy Ma.Yer aametime took as lona: as 10 months. and Mrs. liona!d Hauck will be the program leaders. JUST A REMINDER THAT h BloodmobUe will be at the WEDNE3lAY Pameroy Elementery School on Monday, Oc~ 27 from r to 6 p. wn.DWOOD GARD!i}i Club m. Realdents are urged to make every effort to ·~ t h o meetlq, Col,.,.,ta Qas Ill Ohio .rilaod_...... Vernon Nease Ia the~prqtramcbalrman lor · cllllce, Middleport, 7:30 Wedthe Melia Coonly Red Cross. neaday "Christmas )I Orbit" demonstration by home 11IE SCENIC VIEW on new Rwte 331sreally brea-king. economist. Mombersaretotake with Ute leaves taking on their fall hues,the ride Is eYOn guests. llf' plo~a.,lnt Surely must be one of the most picturesque highTHURSJAY In the alate. MIDDLEPORT CHUJJ Conaervallon League, Thuraday, 7:HOME ON LEAVE MIDDLEPORT - HoSPital- 30 p.m. Col,.,.,la Gas Ill man 3-c Alan Wallace It Nor- Ohio. Program on phyllcal defolk, va. Is home on a tO-day' velopment ol a child by Mil. leave. He Is the son rl. Mr. and Kemeth Scltee, CAP h o Ill e hea!Ut Wall~e. - Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. IIi' .soetalrol/ai Do h · · tar Debi Cremeans to Wed in November Crooksville Visit Michele Spencer is Betrothed Made by_ Jenkinson Mrs. Stein·is Club Hostess ., - I , A .·, r~; i~~ t!OOO SQ. FT. ·FLOOR SPACE AiDED TO · l~~ ., •!!ll.·::f!:f!ll . _, 11 lif WOMEN OREN se ~ ifnton :11 '" .. ' .... J. • WITH • BAHI WAREHOUSE I Discount Prices AT THE GREEN.' Pr'oftl OYER THE 1970 IOJEL iOBILE HOMIS .- ' nigh'- =:.:'• Marshall, Jr. It are annwnc!ng the rl. a 1111 on October 14th Pleasant Valley Hospital, Infant weilhed 8 poonda bas been named WUllam Marshall, m. The mother former Karen Roosh or · are Mr. and WWiam Kyle Marshall, Nn Haven; J8t. a n d Robert Jamea Roush, Ma~ • grandmothera are Dllde ,Bievlno, New Ha. and Mrs. ~ Roberta, Ohio, and Mrs. Martha New Haven, Ia a greatVISIT PARENTS ;POIII~OY - Mr. and Mrs. · , Carpenter and son, Jay, OOhille I!PIIIII the past weekher p.renta, Mr. and Parker. M r a. and 1111 aecompsn. · and Mra. Parker to on Monday. OF THE I ·----------- THE ELEGANCE OF THE -----------ORNATE Are jusl IWD of lht variely ofMDnumenls we offer. YDII may selecl (rDm a cDmplele r1111ge of sizes, as well as nlllfttrC)IIs lypes Df fine q11111i1y granilts! ' Consult Us Now For uta Fall & $1ltln&! '*' $ollheastera Olllo's Sntllera OIJieo & • .. ' MARKERS 1 LEGAl MONUMENT CO. ' QUALITY SER,VICE 263 W. MAIM - ' · The Aroo' o Moot PRICES I ~ VOU W .ILL ,BE PROUD-TO OWN - Early Winter !liib•• FROM FLORIDA ~~'::~ - Mr. and Mr s. fi or De Land, F Ia. ite '•"'"oeltt guests of Mr. and · llt'!.-.) llra'll. f!s~or and Mr, .MrL Chrlscy Baer. . REASONABLE * SELECTION , 992·5314 Look For ·''.Doii .House'' AWHOLE NEW DOLL sectiON THIS YEAR SIMPLE POMEROY, 0. Lot. Oat 011... '-::·.•_·. • When You Think Of Buyl.. AH~me-At ~ ·s.IIJSib,li:p1~"~~t ..............., ~REIN ' ' I t ' ~ ' ,,. " i ' �I ' I -' ' ·l ~ . THESE PRICE·S EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, ' ' 'Baptist Ladies Group Observes Birthdays I , I • oaoBER 22nd ----·-··-·--·- -------------------------- f.~ ··, : !.I PORK Ll LB. ROYAl CROWN I. G. A. PACK 12 OZ. SIZE ' 1 1 Yethndll 1 Oeul Wortheald Thert,y,lbC!uld!fiYwrlllrwanowso~or1whe•· '*'• rw lltht bulbs whUe lbe Serlea wea on. ...... l•dodand and' a -rfUI hllier'la.at beD' tbere are no JONATHAN PINK .OR 'WHITE TRICK OR . TREAT APPLES APPLES . . . . . GALLIPOLIS '., ,, ,, • cmit11'Wblcli • a,lad CGUr8e Bullocks ·· : . . "' ~: s.. ~.letler ot &llJ' art to'N~-~clalo;· c.<:.Famllf.. · a..slo f. San Franclleo, caur.'·stl3t. . . . Birth of Daughter ·~ .,..,..,, :., LB. lAG . ALSO AVAILABLE • RED DELICIOUS e ROME .AUTY GQLDEN DELICIOUS •HIMES f ' ,~ Alaocialim to purchase a ' .' Wllllam S. BWJock ·of pest, Mrs. Kyoko Tanaka. .Mil. Kinl 888isted Mrs. Tina~ In presenlinl tire cetemoi\Foll · o...L the ceremony ""'"' 8118Wered tire Mrs. Tanaka questions of the ladles. Sire laid in answer to the II. question "Are the people the east_. euriOUB abo\rl ~ ,'. - : ·, · JJ . . · E. Hinman Gran ..:...m cbiFdma lllce,olD Jrai. 374Oll\l!llbul, ere of tbelr cblld, . ,I . ' . , ' utni G&;i.:'iii ''ai, . a dllllhter on October at .Ga.ew~ .f.".·.· . · ..:0.. '; ·~. .:. ..,_ Vitlc* !lf ~.. ~... f:IH p. .m. Wf!llhed . 8 lbolif,(llie ~G(~SOUJ!I ~and6ounceundhas =e::eth:!1-~.:: read.·. Ave., IIIDOIIIIIlhq& oD·IIir'li!Ul iJI!IIrac.,,\lown, ' , . GALL~Lis- Mi-. and 1 -. ·• Mrs . · • ~ , wau fl~ (looaialjllde the birth .art.!de . "iF '· 1 ., rt4.as OHIO VALLEY s .:L · ~ 1 •. ·, :(t;o.&!'!'1 fnlm PIP tl · Mllltlt' and · · . . .. ,: · ''I'd bike·!&....,;" llrllldd loot wiak, ''If I !lad ,! ."• il tD ID lloni." . ., ~· A . · - lliada J1IU cllull · tD ' ~?" ·· a ~ cPia .•.' l ·" tem:..-.... ~."·~:. ..·.,,~! . f! .. ~$ ....it ~ ..... .... ~~ · to . :.o. ....., ' ' •I 1ilon't -.~ · "' . , do '!ll'" ., ~Prlllllilna" · "t.r 'oontrlbutlon 110 . . . ~· WtU bMr fruit laliiJ ·~1111 5 n. Ia I llrcll w.lhll'ad . , * I She ..... . , first · ...._,. Mmect V•nr 1 Lee. , M.-.w ll'B!IIIPI!'enta the eastern people ask quite led are Mt. and . Mrs. Edleon as matnyqueadoll~tathebout~ q Gulntllerof at. 2tla111pali•. wea as we a...... . ea... . h~ ;ln..... are Mn. T~ WM dresaed · . . . -A ' 0 in r '0: .l!!!r cif' lrlcbAk'f!!~· ~ Bu : ,. .~-3_. .... ...3 .. ~ · · .· an all~er print kimona ~~~ 1·,1·=~!'!re·~·~ witb a ·plain colored l)bi. Mrl. ~J.;IIrn of '11!11 c01lume Ia ·not c:om,Nan;.~, \'a.,'llrl: Smiford !!!,tabl~~.!_ :~ ••mucb . ··- Jle! illclii'l •~~ \fjj:~;'q;lfll! . ,,.. ·• ·;. s. ' .~ ·; ' "K ... ~-u;.· ~the club rid............ lllftt ,_~~"' ·. Nov. 11 witb .• ·;· Sam: • Rlinei •itlUO •. ' . ti '! -rn onernoo.. doiiiCIIIIIr-, I will okeFc:h the bWrJry 11 Dd F•- '' ·, ••• Holzer Meclleal Center,Firat Ave., Galllpollo, Genorsl ololt. Jng lolura 2.4 and 7.8 p.m.onb'. Maternity vilrltlns lolura 2:30to 4:30p.m. mb' . Parentsonl,yare allowed on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions I •• '~I ,• • VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admissions - Shoarl Edler, p•" Pleasant·, ·~ ·~·rt Harn's, HaMldcll-rt; Nora Rairden, ·~ lord; Boverl,y Mclain, I!Jcioo; Peromelia Holtman, Hartford Discharges - None. ..•' ,j ' ~ • • Just rj..r.t for these COOl mornjnn and eYeR- Darnbr0u h s I"' JnesJ ,,. • Football ( ,._ ""mas ... ,... w 01• I I Dept. Sfll't . CONSTAN~·\ BANKAMERICARD I ' CPO JA.CIET's ·S22 00 a.t4 .......c .~ . .. IILIJINl >< • f, dDIMAI'u.s I 0 00 Ul! •::; OUO c:00 WHETHER IT'S HERE IN GALLIPOLIS. GALLIA COUNTY, THE STATE OF OHIO, THE UNITED STATES OR .AROUNO THE WORLDI ., "The Go Anywh•e . • • Bllf Any· tllina Credit Cn" ..the Canl of Prestlae ' I lAG I' Publleadon ol admloslona Ia prohibited until further notice. Births Mra. Barry W. MeCo)<, Midclleport, 1011, 4:28 p.m. Friday; Mrs. Thurman R. Wheat. JFeyl'...~eUaton, ...,, 4:43 p.m. , Mrs. ~obert Dusant r ....,. Dlseharses · - - - :.:-:.- - - - - Mro. IOtwaja AIIWI Azlz and MANS TANK IN VIETNAM Infant dlughter, Mro. Thomas PT. PLEASANT- Army PrlG. Boroff and Infant daul!hter, vale First Class Carl E. GilJohn C. Bonedlc~ Richard Uaple, 20, son 11 Mra. Goldie Wain. Mrs. Edna Butterfield, B. Fisher, Pulnt Pleasant, woo Mra. WIUiam E. Claar, Jr., aaslgned as a tank erewman Mrs. Ronald Clark, Mrs. Carl with the lith Armored CavalB. Crance, Mrs. Arnold J. Der. ry Rel!lment In VIetnam, Alia. lfleld, Mrs. Ettie L. Whitt, Anita . 26. J. Estep, Jerr1 F. Goode, Mrs. 11 Ser¥1Af ,.. 1lnce 1916" Otho Gregory • Beverly F. liar· Women were first admit· G.lllpell1, 01-.. rison, John E. Kerwood, Delmas ted to Phi Beta Kappa fra· D. Mink, Mra. Herbert .M. OJt. ternity in 1875. linger, Mrs. Pauline H. Pitton, . .- - - - -. .- - - - - - - - - -. . . Mra. COra B. Provena, AlberJUST ARRIVED! MENS ta L. Richards, Lee Rudisill, Mrs. Darrell M. !htler, Jer. PILE LINED PLAID ry D. 9laffer, Mr&. Georse B. iilanlial, Mrs. August Trapp, . · ·IUherM You Go;' Ll. ' t 11111 Rlklla, lllldla IIIII Double l!lklla, aloo Jolorlllujl, Nqalre llf;fleo. · !Pe<I•F awardl ilriU be IIFide. Jloporta will be made ...... dcera nMCftiMd Rtl' • 1 Clfllcero wiD be. lnlll"'ld llir lUI. Albert C. Pool, p u t ldollll1 OAGC. Raoenltloao ahould be llll[lle 10 rater 111111 Oet. 25 -lin. Lodaiu. Co<11er, 31t Wilt JIDollr lllreel, Ye.vtllur, Olrlo. T be lunebeoa will be t2.50. · •• 7:30 / [i ft Fallb 01111- Ll~ ~n:>T:,:-s:~-r~ lnltrllctar at O~GC Sdloolo. Her taple wiD •'l<ebina Flower Art." S'li will mike more 1 ~ lloloer .........,_. IWIIFIJM: TRAVELING COMPANION . · · . : '. be Garden Cluba of V I n t o n County and Towe lnd Coomlr7 I HOSPITAL NEW$ J · · ~ YOUR . STARS '1'() GALii~ COUNTY CHURCJms !rl!o'ue protelt- served, Mrs. Albert DFeii1Crlrl window for the I~ Yllclobn ~·a ~ apl,.t BINI f'fiii@W In Qaee. Dla'oiFe ealled the club to IFftl botpltal. ~ Rlldf.o IIi'~ 11 _.ktiw 1118 Qlrl•tla!l pllblle • . · 'Dre J.li'OII'IIn cbalrman ror tOO,JM18 1. . . COIIIIIItirilbV the uiiGa&""'- 'l)da.Jil'OJKII• Aiinouoc~ ' ~ prwesenlro . ~mtr:fuc·edHarryher to .c:Utel'lit lhit 27,000 aJpod JeJte,fa obtalbotl:bYVi'o. 8fur. ,...,. 1f2 BUSHEL JUG . ·~;4t· - Mrj. . order. Dice' tolllir; · , ilh,em.~ w..,.r, J~llloi- at llltoh. H!Atoaha 'l'an81r:a, · .of During the bualnesa auo, OJhe F1sber (11 t1a beaulll'lll hOiile), J - BoMOtt end Japan, preaented · the ualihln tire members were JGiul II&Uic!Jl. And todl)'la tho ~ or lito. Darrali 11&1. Jape• 11e Tea emem.rny fill' told about tire November 16 .J..~. ~OSE WHO """'T ME p-M ..:.....:· thlo RlveraidtJ Study Club concert to be glv~ by Mrs. m""'""''II"' '" _.. ·--- '"""'" Tuellday at the home of Mn. Cbrtatine Harvey, the wHk. 1'1le cr•llvlb' ~ . 11' PlmdJW.JII•ao ~ .make• Wymond Bradbury.' JI'OCeeda of wlircb will be 1 ::~:~:.~1::,:.: w-..·40 Ia.....! 0. erld'ld FollCI.Wbil the 10Cia1 hour used by the Nurses 0'-r ...-r The meeting will be held end VlatGn TG!OIIIIdp. ·~ JUo. Durlllt ~ a Pla'r ' :, Nov. I at Lake HOpe , Lotlile, Zaleald, Olllo and - • • wiU 11 Flrlt ~ (llfl I 'a lll!!!l!!!l!!!!i!!!!l!!!l!!!l!!!l!!!l!!!l!!!l!!!l!!!l!!!~l!!!l!!!l!!!!::::::::::::::;:::; Japanes..e Tea .Ceremony :.¥:=7: .. . . : : Prese~~ lqtt~RiveFside".~·· to · TALL t,y GAWPOLIS - lllro. Rol>ert Durant (Mall Duranl),lnfernl.. donall)' 1<-. teacber,)eetur. or, and damonotrator 11 Japa. neae Dower arrant~elllelll, wiU be tho featured tor lbe !all ...,..tins 11 the Olrlo Aoao. elation or Gllrden Clubs, M r 1. John Reeoe, Galllpollo, regloo>. al director 81110W1eed. ' ~· To c;:3ive Regional Program.. 'lea"'•· w11 ~. ' SUNDAY IIi at t11e Ladleo Fellclwlllllp lfer - . Mro. Alldo Janeo, EIIBLEY CWB family ,... nileH1r ot the Flrot ·l!opllot IIH8Ibrp Yla a 111pe u IU<k dlnnor, 5p. m. ElkollaiL atur<11 did Mro. Nalley StU, her elo- MONilAY . Aftilr. a bulll!tio -liar In ter; IIIII Mr. and Mro. BIll . GALLIA AND KJpr C..U.eUo tho mola alllllorllim 11 t h e Kirtland, her dou&ltler IIIII - - Dau!JIKero ol Amarlea wUI be dlllt<h, IUJ. liarr)' E. CGie la~aw. ' for the Boolllr meeting. diJIIIioHd tile ladloa 10' 1 he Mrs. Chapman'• famllJ, Plo- Pl>lluck dinner at6 p.m. Plea&e GAlLUIP<}l.JS - The 70 desree (pJuo) air picked tho dl'l' ftllolllldp . - .• . Those 'IIIlo tOr Cblpman. her IIJoMnd;-. br1Jr1 ..,.er'ld dloh and Jable ,.nrl~ them In llltle whlrlPODio • - ..rem Jiod'blrlhdi,Ji llrflleoprlnawore David anddllllhler,Dlana, were oenl~. 7:30p.m. , -ted ftrll, ·followed llir IUJD. preaent to lbe live ireellnn. ..GALLIPOLIS I!I.PW wUI meet YornJrw,. the ears untler Iretta are covered -IOiden and nr, faU lllll.m.t.r. Anolher dllllhter, Ml11 liblr. at ~ 1 Dlnlna Room. Din. rubaltdcoiA~ Residents of Pine St. between Seeond and . 8prbrJ labloo ware - t . ley Chapman. sancber-.er'a ner .6:30 p.Di. · r ve. liked - t pUea of tl1enUo the curb ror the city's 'Ill wllli mlnlalure belkolo o1 faYorlle hl'mn. "W b a I A TUI!SDAY . plek It! trud<. Oowero IIIII ballarfUOI. A doe- Frlond We Have In JoMia," LAFAYETTE SHRINE No. 44 The Hduoks are laZ)'; we're golq to walt IUitll tho l•ve• orated e111e tGIJpotl wltlla may. aeeompauied bY Pltllor Chap. will Lucille Neff, c11 .. are aU doWn; then Bill wUI rake them (WOII'I1'"'• BIU'/), pole C8JIIered the labia. man. Even their clot! "Char- lrlet ~;.JohnEvano,d...AtreelnfronlofJimandBorlloroBotz'oiMineat608Tidrd &ammer JabiH had amlnll- Ue" -greetlnpbjwa.yl1a q,y IIC>_,0 watehman ol h aomethlrw to aoe. I should be able to 101 whit kind or tree lure ~e~lbora ¥101118 with oaJJ. lllpe reeonllq: after DFUch per. ahepherdo. AU paat officers, (m,y JournaU.., book All be opoclfle), hula atutb' oC tree• will boola, houoeo, ear a, trees an1 118\'er&llce by tlllrley Chapman. 7:30 p. m. Brtrw eoverecl dlsh hoVe to Walt UU IJOI_to the rOCidErJlebalr for goocl. · Mlohello, Tbe IUIIIIIIOr blrtiJ. lUI. Emor... £¥8111, vice for poiiU<k lfler shrine. Out at tl.o Bob E,.., larm,•lhoae bla tree• around tho old diJ cake weo decorated wl t h &nlident ol the Ladles Fol- ADDAW.LE P1A will meet home plac:e.' ranae monochr-tleilly frOiD lllbt ·to dark &oJd. 1'0181. lowolllp prellllled Mro. Chap. at 7:3o p. m. Gueot sPeaker: And pl"ovvng thlt • - nature uaeo treeo ·to p~ a trick, rau l-ea, aeorna, COJ'DI.. man with a beautlfull,y decor- Yn. Fndt Clleeoebrew. Ev: there lo ap ~&~PI• tree ' In bloom at the IMine oC Yr. and Yro. eaplao, punpldns, (lliu.,.o end blrlhdi,J cake .., a lovell waiCCXIIe Jomoo Creme~~~o, Rt 1, Nordq). lurkeyo decorated tho loU ta- cake plate. All aeCOIIIJ>III)'Ina Of)'CIIO • . · bleo with a blrtltday cake 1o 11ft box lneluclecl 11x matehlna SEW AND SO Cloj) will meet at ONE NEvER IS TOO' OLD to leorn, ond thereolwa.yaare match. plates and a •Ike oenor. The thebome11Yro. MelvlaSbeeto lntereatJncinow piOple to meet. · Holl,y, polnaetllu, """""""'· ladlea au 18111 "llallPY Birth- at~ p.m. K,oko :. '. , Dr: ~~ auest fr<111 J~n, ta..,tlt me santa, anpl, IFI8IIIIf ocene a day" to Mrs. Cb~&~man. ANN JUDSON Bible Cla11 11 the benellt .otappJnc In 'the mlcltlle or m,ybUay hours to lake a Jarp fndt e111e decorated Cake, lc:e cream, pun<h and Firat IJopllot Church ~:30 p. juot a mllllle 1o rest m,y buzziQI brain and raclr• heart; J earl' the wi!Ur Jablea. mints were ienecl bY t b 0 m... never ~ be aa pnUe and 11 eonlalneclao lhe, but maybe Glftl ·were plae'ld at each roJIOirlna ladles: Mro. Maurice OPEN HOUSE at Vlntoo Town beeaule oC JjleeiiQI her, I eon Jnwrovea iltU._ · place -hll and co1orec1 biJ. Alvor11011, Mro. Michael Jla. IIIU, 7:30p.m. Met IJ'e FIJIIIIJv Oler Jruabend Ia •••1•- holpllalad- ' loons were hqfrom the eefl. ¥11, Mra. Carl Slmpklna, Mro. TIIUJIS)AY mlnlalrltor at the Holzer Medical Center), Jean Cooper, for. 1q: to add fD the bll'llldl¥toueh. ~~ Peters, Mrs. Mae Law. HARRIS GRANGE, 8 p.m. fte. marly a tea~r at Gallla Aeademy now uiodaled with Rio Auoelate Pastor 11arr7 E. renee,Mro. Giad,yoEvua,JUa. frellhmentaotelder,dousJmuts, Granda ~ , and Mary Evans, au 11 strawberry HUI. Mary Cole l'ld neryane In olrwlnl J1111e1 So,Jre end Mro. llarl')' end punpkln pie. Bring Jable lo iram WeU Her husbond for lllafll100fl ,.., associated ''lllniY Bl~," ~ wbl<h Cole. Mrs. Denver Walker bak. oenlce. with the bm<jthere. ' they - " " their IItie. The ed and deeoraled au the cakea TODDLERS to Tassels ·, Rev. CGie read trom John 3 for the reUowlldp.' Motlren League 8 p.m . at DON'T FoRGET THE ClvU Delenae Medical Seii·HalP . wblcb he ddad ''l'he lllrtiMW AI the bulllneao meat1ng, the the home of Mrs. Raymond eourae bisJmbw Tuelday. TIM! ldvariqe or this. q~portillllt,y to Text." Jllllf Cole sane y1 Mull Ladles FeUowohll' votedlobake DeLIDe. Guest Katherine leeni to survl~ CCJ1110 whit may! Remember, Oct. 21at the Bo 11om Apln, ae~ed cookies tor the boys 1n VIet- Williams Leilon Hall, 7:30 p. m. Ae ClvU Dafenoe coordbator or Worn- b)' Sbli'l., c~ 011 t b 0 nam; have a CIM8d food show. · •n'a ACtlvidea for :~~· .1 plan to help lolebal ~ J)lano. or for the Huntington Minion Unerleaa LaiJlJII A ClvU DafeiiiO chalrmiJI, 'IIIlo bal . After j)r.,..., the Rev. Cole for Thankoglvlng. -tary Iorio au tho lfork gettl.. thlo BOirw. ' lunrad ilia- portion oC the gifts will b~- to the mil' I I I hlriiKioi JIOIV over toM r a. olonarleo and their chlldren!or OETAINEIS RESETTLED TOOK A·UTTLE tiOOD NATURED klddlnc about Ill)' apple Cole. Ida Millo ' p~~J'Id a tan. Cbrlatmao with help from var. JAKARTA (UPIJ-Tho fotal butter article wben ao mall!' Jlf(q)l go Into It llr a muc:h blger fare 011 her trumpet and Pea- loua a...day Schoolelaaooa. SIJ<. number of Communlsfl c:on· thin the ...,._, wrote about. koow the Vlnlon cloUars wea liven Ia the oe• .!'nod In lndonnle Eo 71,905, 111 Tope and Jullf Colo rolled j:hurch WSCI wUI be ualrw 35 bushels or QPlea and 180 pounds out a larp alan whleh read ferlng for the Uaptllll ChU. aeConll119 1o army chief of atoll of supr l!lo!jltl1 ~nd Tuelday. But m,y goodnoaol What a Job "''!da II Yoor lifo; Lucy . droll' I Home, Kouts, Ind., with ~· ~reden Pangg~~nd.:: those 1181ca a*Ja dld. ChapJIIIII " IJttl8 Ml11 J a promised monthly support 11 c 1 announcemon "" · •9 10 furdly fhe defalnees will be •---, the Llltle Kyger GrtiDP Ia ..,. out or debt due to ......... , • a·~-• Mro c•·· ~"""" _....,, - · • ,_. · rooefflecl In distant ar011 away their proJect.i and they bad orders ror more -they made. man to a "throne". -~ The next fellowship meeting from trouble spots. Some 2,500 (Note to Ill.)' olbtor: even the hoot didn't pl&l\!'.) In JWal JIU!'P!e end preHnted wUI be at the chureb November hove already been sent fo Buru · · her with a c:or1110 11 pink ear. ~ with the honored guests be- Island In east Indonesia, fhe A LION (&uoss wbo) """"lalniJW about no nau..,1 • IDa Bill end !lflvla Stevena 11 announcement sold. ODI Nbw varal front ofllc:ea thlo.-k, a~ lbout lhe dlf· a.arleaton, W.Va. T ' ' ' '1'1111'.., ....... lONJI.ESS GALLON ' GALLIPOLIS - Eveey-• · Mn. Cole then narrated the ~ was the empb1. 11or.Y oC Mro. ~·o IUe. FRESH WOULD YOU BELIEVE ' ' Internationally Known Teacht#r . ::'. llirlhdl1 WATCH TUESDAY'S PAPER FQI OUTSTANDING SALE CAN .' . ~ "You'll Nev.: ee litllout BUYING. P,OIER" · · .. ' . · ,.i.~ ·.. ." ,, ' ... -' ) ' . ~· ' ' . �·• ' ,, . I \' 10 - The !Undly Timeii-Sentl•l, suncla$, OciAIMr 19, 1968 Former GABs Mrs. John Reese Gives Garden Club Program GALLI!'OLIS - lllrs. Ella Reooe ·rave a pro.....,. on"How to Plan a Garden wllll l'llrenlllala" lor the French C I t 1 ()ardoa Club meeting TUoacla)'. A pereMial plant is one that lives on from year 10· yea!'. They <IIIIo wllll carerul plannJng, provide color from ear1y aprlng unW late !all. Favorite opoto for perennlala are along paths, I o r o...,...t for lbrubbery or In beds. Plants should be arran£eel according to color and heigh~ from back to front. son shoUld be dui up a month ahesd of planting time and dug deep. Uae a good fertllizer as ID-10-10 lor example - 2 lbs. per 100 sq. ft. - work In well. After the lint year apply !erWlzer In March as a top dresoing. Late bloomers, as chry8111themumo, should be planted In OS University GALLIPOLIS- . MIJ~ wUI receive reeGlPIIII"'' at Jb1a meeting as OUtstanding Gudeoer ot Rqlm 11. "Ebd ot the Gardea," •IIIII NJidlM Rulh llcCormlck, dfujder af Mr. and Mra. .cilotloa 11. -. Cormick ot Cldllteolllt, ilndrGr· marly of Gall\polla, ,Ia- U. tandlnl Ohio Unl-il4' at·Alll- 00l00l'l and« ·v.,.tablea, V• ranael"oatl were 1111 diiiPII1. Thll meeting ot the Frollch C!Qr ~· Club waa held at t h • home ot Mrs. Harley Gearp. Mrs. Florence Trainer aerveel ' ·. ~ ..·' Iuclc~: ·-"'''l' ...... . tricl12 'i ~ '*' Mro. NeUe Franklin made an arrangement using cb lttwood and kale. A table ot plants and aeedl for icleetiOcallllll was prepareel by Mrs. Harley George. Reh'eahments were aervedb,y boatesaeo. Halloween Party Held tule. ' .... i McCormick .~ .. Miss McCormick ·Ia t b e IJI'anddausbter ar ..... and Mra. Roy Harmon ot 2015 Cbe.inut II., Gallipolla, IIIII Mra. Grace By CB Club Betty Rose. AuIlia, was IJI'.....ted wltbbonilrl~ tho Cblllleolhe lliall Scllool ...•• ol. 196911111 paltsprlngat which time her father retired from the U. S. Navy attor oervln.r 2D years IIIII the faDii4' -ed to Cblllleolhe wbareMr. llc:Cormlck Ia pre11011t11 emlkt'ed b7 the state at t h e Olllllcothe Corractfonll lnllf- ...... Mr•· · ~ -~ ,, Mila lllcCQrmlck . atlen'l« Ga!Ua Acaclemy lll8ll S!:bDal · 6arlng qbomore y - Ill 1965-66 while ller' Iaiiier wa1 lltl'¥lna In Vletaam. file btl atteadod IIChooll In Cllltomla, Texas, Oldo and Vlralnla an« as co.-u. ot Bidwell, 0. .a Proalclent Nixon's director ot comNEW YORK (IJPl) - Miss Dottie Lou MCMahon Cora WSCS lllllllicatlons said Saturd'l)' he believed presidents ahould bold formal televlltd news conferences because ot tbe danger ,o1. misinterpretation In t h e kinds ar Impromptu talks Lyndon B. John11111 arten bad with Miss McMahon Engaged November Wedding Set IIIW&mert. Herbert G, Klein eald In a loW television Interview (WNBC) that he considered It Important for the President to apeak "In a !Ol'm wblch cannot be misinterpreted. "That's whY I think II' s a great thing that lllls Presi- Tawneys Son newnng to it. Evans Host a potlucb supper on Wednelda7 at tile K ot P Hall. Approximately 35 members and their !amllioa attended. Mrs. Lucille Csaey led t h e group In devotions. The tables Mrs. Reeae reported Region- were decorated In a Halloween al meeting will be held at Lake theme. The main coorao of tbe supper wao baked ham . After the meal the r est of the evening Announce was spent pleylng games. The next regular meeting ot the CB Club will be November 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the K ot P Birth of .......... . 1111. the spring. Early bloomers, aa peonf aad pblox should be put out In the !all. In early summer, plant aeed then transplant In sprl!llf. Perermlala need dust or apr'~)' GALLIPOLIS - The Gallla twice a month. Flowers wart County Cltlzeno Band Radio to be cut and arranged. Club celebrated Halloween wllll Miss Marie Meal read the po- em, October. Mrs. Harley Georp read, Twen1y .foor Hoors, The Gltt, and Gordon Cooper's Pr'l)'er while In OUter Space. The group prll)'ed the Lord's Prll)'er. . ' • llape Nov. I. Nro. Earl Bran Hall. u·. a love rina. BecaUit you .... in love you'll want • rlq that asys low in ev11ry way. From tbe excitinl cut ol itl diamond dent Is mainly using a televised, broadcast press conference BO that yoo don't have oomoone walking across the lawn In a statement lbat could be misinterpreted,~ he said. M lhe elepnc:e Gl Ito Riq '""" ArlQorved. Do ...... - our Ar!Carved colltoedGa PAUl. DAVIES JEWELERS BANKER TOPS FIELD DETROIT (UPI) - ,....rat _, fA> Mttinc. Such a rinc is a Love r s. Pauhitte Whitworth, a Naahvllle, Tenn., banker, was nam·JICI>1lA'nl.erlCWI Busil)ess Woman ·ot tile Y-." b7 tbe Amer!!'l"' 404 S.coad Ave. ·Galllpollo.-Ghlo ' .. ~- A!:.~Carv.d.-.... B.talneu Women'• Aaaoclatfon ~. ~----~------~ PLAID ... coming in strong! Your first·choice coat, to for Its beautiful, hazy buttoning; J>9Cket,. "'ilorlng, , ~~lly ~~~ ~·· too Rose, Olive, Cinnamon, Camel. &-16. / BERNADINES Nie/wlt~~~ Boots arc in again. Slin~ing all the way up the leg or stopping short at the an~lc. Ta~ing on all the lool11 that malac for fun Fashion tllis fall.. .swinging dtirts, maxi coats that sweep tl1c Aoor1 slate pants and trim little suits. Boots ma~c it bold, whatever the loo!t. ·Put 'em on, just for the Fashion of it. B. Row/a Lawre~~M V. Weed GALUPOUS, OHIO 326 SECOND AVE. POMEROY - Local relatives have received word ·Of the · death of Lawrence· V. Weed, Columbus, on Wedndlday. Mr. Weed wu a resident fl. Pomeroy eluting the period lis father was minister of the Pomeroy Methodist Olurch. He was a graduate of Pomeroy High School and If MNJE' Ohio State University. SUrvivors include his wife, Jea,n RUIIIell Weed, and a -.stephen. aa He was a veteran of World Where the fa~~~lly shops totcdtc; s.c.,..,.... War II. co.u.,.u •• o. f 0UR BANK OFFERS WAYS TO BANK'VERY QUICKLYr' \ 11 \ il DRIVE-IN TELLER WINDOW , If you ~ren't coming into town for ai)Ythln& · else, s1mply use yot~r nearest mallbQx,~ :. BANK BY MAIL · , · ·. , Both are great tlme·and·effort 58 '· !Vt ' !fs,, all year around. ~~ or write ill. banking-by-mall fQI'th'$ todaY! ' . ,.f• \ ll ' If you're coming into town anyhow, simply , use the bank's quick-service . • / '' I ' ·' ' ' �' '· .. . ;/~·~ -· ,1 ;~:~nnift.·-.,. , ·'~ttd;g · ~.:... ; ''t• ;: ' ' , I ·, . , GtMn.""" • BY HOBART WIUION, JH. GALUPOLIS qulelly observed lla 179\h birthday Frl\lu. II waa a 1ar CI'JI from tllo !75Ut aMiveriOI'JI taur yeua 180 wllln lundreCh of cGDIIMinlll' residents toqk part In a £1pallc ,..,,.......-., ..... celebration. ..... .:a; - WILkES.IARRE, 1'8. IUPU 11<1 Maridar wni lint Pr., The ' tiOil blfont l'tlnlil~l· 11ii'mAUIII!'InJI Into !lie dNIII of elite ' ' ,,, ..,·, ' S~t>~rvlolon V~ned:*i~n o~'Women Dl~~ •""' 'J · mtttl~l human use. An lndustrf !lfiOknman madt - the an~f*T*ll alter emerg. . ; /~nO · lfarll · a , . meeting with '.f· \ Secretary Robart H; Finch of ~· '*· 1 knolo how many pO.pie are In GaUipolis. There are 9,100. Am Bailey aot married to a man. His name was John. My teacher told me today hiM AM buill her cebln. She read us • story. I this gels to Gollipolls and I go to Rio Grande School. Dellie Issac HAPPY Birthday Gallipolis October 17, 1790, It Is 179 years old. When AM Trotter was a little girl her mother and lather died. So she was shipped to America and she came to GsUipolls. So she married Mr. Batley and she was a Batley. The Indians were still !lghling. The Indians caUed Ann Bolley Mad Ann. Soaanna Jean Stover HAPPY Birthday, October 17, 1790. Gallipolis means the City of the French. They caUod Am Bailey - Mad Ann. Am ll•od to be 100 years old. She was bravo. She fought for her country. She bottled Ute Indians and tho Indians battled them. The Indians went litO the\r camp and stole their gun powder. Then llfad Am went bock and aot some more gun powder. Homrle McCoy HAPPY Birtllday GsUipolls. There are 9,100 pecp1e in GalUpolls. Gallipolis means Ctcy of the French and GsUipolls wUl be 179 years old thio Friday. Ann Batley was a -hero. The French boulht Gallipolis. 11 was not like It Is today, It was aU woods. 4,500 miles. Like new. . . . ..... ~ $2595 $1895 67 OPEt TUDOR 4 Dr. Ali pow•,)ocal ~wn• nne own•. 11,000 miles, we sold .It new. MIDDLEPORT - A dim Oil the We hlblts of nshwasshown memben of the Jrllddleporl POmeroy Rolary Club Friday llight foUowlne diJiner at 6 p. m. In Heath Unlled Methodist Church. Jack Weli!h, manager of the M!«kJieporl Olvlolon of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., ebOirod the film was made onllebJe to the ciublhrollflh hil s FUIIt eouipiilil. Glleatl wore salll)'ll Smith, ftMIIII'< ol the Imperial Eloctrle ComPIIIY, intndlced by llemllrd Fultz, and Bryson Carlor, GaiDa County agricultural . . - , lnt.roWcod by C, E. Blake oleo. ' , •"•· ' . " "'' ., · ··" or- . . . ' . •.- . ' . ' STOPIII LOOKIII .11-lDlll At*lmilllc:,6 cylinder. $799 Jl• link .·Alt• Sales .... •••,a...... Whit's Gallipolis Motor Co. aot for (970 Ex~ltemllll friend. Qual!lJ·~IUian, :~can b~up what they sar and who islnt•ested In ·JIIU aft• the sale, S~R~ICt. ::-lie~ In tb.e V"ler,· , WARRANTY- best In the industry. PRODUCT., tJieltadir In tlj·,~~llt.· l~strr f9' -.nr; many, many years. You can't aet a better deal a""IJM!;.~ME US p,~OVE IT~. Ill(~~~-~~ · , ina plan and our quality products assures rou the ·MOSt fiJr Y11ur Money II .GIIItpoll' .~, ~~~:· YOII' Chevrolet and Oldsmobile d..er. . · ' . . ·. · , . · . ·" · ~· : .r , ·· •' ' Clind. I . I . anooN.,. -'1 . nation next year at labor eontt~"" to dtmand higher ..l wageundmenagementatlttens Ill rHistance. Shultz aald the government will ollar Ill help In mediating · disputes, but ha cautioned: "If .• It up to the parties to work If . 'out fDI' thomselvn even If that ·· tnNnaa strike.'' Shultz addressed the prntl~19us Buolnes• Council, which ' IMludis the top exeeutlva ot : ~· many ot the nation'• biggest . corporations, 01 the group wound up Ill aemlannual , ritaetl'ng. · \ Shultz• toracast ot "skrmy ,' '•· Mlther" tn collacttve btrgaln· • • •, . ' I ' I · The defense secretary also aald that plans have been made for withdrawal of all U.S. combat forces from VIetnam In a "reasonable time"-a year or two. Of the 509,000 American R - " Light ActiOil Soviet Union returned the last In the war, U.S. commu- olltJ manned space ships sat. nlquesSoturdayrepoofedanofh. urdayandllllllOilllced compte. or round of light bailie action lion 011 program lhatlncludas o lull In slgnltlcant fighting ad "group llying'' driUs and PARKERSBURG. W. Ve. wont Into e IOCOnd month. At r e - space weld. least 145 North VIetnamese and lng, IUPII-The peat nollollal vlca VIol Cong were reported killed 5oruz 8, carrying cosmo. commander of the Amarlcan LeIn widely scatterid contacts. nau111 Lt. Col. Vladimir ~ · glon said here Saturday night he Spoknmen aald three Amerl- aiOY and civilian Alexol Ye- Is "proud that tho great body of cans were wounded, Ill In u--, landed by -~.~ West Vlrftlnla citizens - e not · -·· ~- ""'"' • shelling allacka. on the windswept Karaganda caught up In the mass hyaterla The South VIetnamese Plain 01 Sovl Central Ia of that day of Infamy and begovernment announced thai et As trayal of men In the Armed 1~,393 North Vlatnamose and :~=Forces.'' VletCongdtealled In the pest their sixth spacecraft In a Achallengetocommandersof tour months and came over to 127 Leglon .poollln West VIrgin· week, sendlna an unmanned 11 to d broader research satellite into hiall assume new on orbit. ~oles~~~.;'~ 1 ~ servi~Ww~• t1:<Co®.::::::.:.l.••. li.IJ.l'l;; ..i81.J!! ssu Y n · ones 0 tr· 1n Minority . ": :; = lot tougher at the bargaining fable thla yaar. One Industrialist sold bullnnsmayhaveto"lnvestln a strike." Shultz said tho odmlnlstrolion's anti-Inflation moeoures are beginning to cool the Sell'.Delusion Mav Muddv-Uip economy and reduca corporate prollll. J J Peace Conference Another administration alii· clal, who declined to be quoted by name. aald labor will not bo PARIS · (UPO _ u. s. doleable to gellncreases oliO or 1 ·. ptlon IIOUI'eel .salcJ Sl"-'·~ par C8fll• as waa the case In they were worried tllat"Q;';_ some settlemenll this yaar, munlat n......e!•toro at "'-.Par. bacauae the employer -.ld "not ba able to pay II.'' • .,.... w"' Ia ·-........,., ~••... t be .....,,_ -•-•-• ......., ml.,, , by their ...~....... ·-·ks" , on Presid;;rt .;;"mls. · Juct8lng hla· Vlabliin PDilcles. Nb,; PRIEST MIURNED PARIS (UPI) .;_ ·AU France 9lturday mourned a jovial Do-~ MORATORnJM COS'l'LY mlnlcan prieatwbebecamoana. Ji: WICKLIFFE, Ohio (UPO - Uonal hero, and lelev!Bion eellllldeiU bt,._tnd In neiBitbor- lebl'lll' as one ol lite world's ,.: ill Lake ~ ·COIIIJI!llllilkl• earBeat helrt lraniJllant pa.. . fliuad ~......._ · llema. Tho Rev. Jean.Marla ~ ·llollloPe, 1lho ,beeame . lite . \l'fl..llve Wltliiil• world's lonpst Uvlltg beirt trllfsplllll \l'tlent alter) be dtath ill Dr. Pblllp malbel:llo colilpAd Frli!&l' nl&ht and died Wltin an biJut. He liad 1lvod 17 DiOs., ~doll. . ,;,hiGh admlnlstratiOil ofllclals .- · . ' lllsh Wllh 'm~ ·Ill" . ,In ~jCI;!II!I,f . Laird sold the spandlng budgot Finds y tpptes - : .. lng echoed viewS expt aaed ·~ .,..!vattly thla W..kend by ofhar ,;, ;itam •• -· t *·"Hi!•· :n~: Wl$/1 -~· ' ' 4 radio .S hell•. •ilk . transmluiOII, P. steeriJII, P. brlk,s, fK: ilr , nd tWO ten1 . . ' 66 .UICI;/LtSJPR~: · . 4 DOOR SEDAN . Wave ·of Strikes .E xpected in .'70 ~r · ! ": wru ,! .,.._ 1( '65 CHEVY fll ilrif.i( FIIhr''Bui"'u·to'llii lie!dat 7:37 p. m. Thurs-· dol at the Cbe818r Elemortary School. The srD~t>, i&od In 1949, aiJWI IUindard and barbershop IIIUilbero and doa~ . ~ comed)r routine. They have appeared at the Palladlum'11! Bo1J¥1vood 1Qth such stars as Jimmie Durame, Jane Pow.U ail!'llod·SI<elton. Membership awards, consideration of resolutions, electloil of dologoles and a ham dinner round out the annual sesolon. wave Jf atrllt.. .wlll sw.p the management will be • SMI'I'MIAIIAUGA, In announcing plans to maintain the resh::tual force earlier thIs week, however, Defense Secretary Melvin R• would remain above $70 billion. day an Intruding vessel hit by details on the navel Incident as territorial wafers of Vle!Mm,'' South VlemMteae navy IIUMers he visited tho village of Phu Thleu nld. He said II was well near Da Nang was a Russian Tom In the Mekong Della 80 known that Soviet flahlnv boats ahlp. He said the sheil!ngblast. miles southwut of Saigon. with electronic equipment oper. ed "maybe one or two holes't There had been some confu· ate near Guam to warn the 1 th It Oed into slon resulting from a statement VIet Cong of U.S. 852 flights 1 b~ n e vesse ore by aft official South Vletnamue taking off for raids over international waters. government spokesman earlier Vietnam. Thlou, speaking wllh newS- Saturday that no shots were "I don't believe that before men during a tour of .flle coun• fired an• a report by the we chaiOd them away our navy tryolde, tried to atllle specula. govarnmenl·run news agency knew whether It was • Russian .. .lt<JQ. !!If- ~ · thaf'·11\ttls-li~M...W. an ... nofJ!L<"rllteu said. Asl<ad If ··into a maJor ' on.llll- "unlde!!llli!d fishing Milt" tfie'IHlp w~s definitely ldentl . llarJ source• Iii· sataon lild started'i'.fli'i.llh 11. - } ·• fled ·~ Ru!illiril. ' he rePlied. the Russian vessel was a BP.YEnter• Vltllllm- Waters ' "Afterwards.'' ahlp disguised as a Oshlnr Thleu aald the vessel hed The U.S. Command, In a trawler. entered South VIetnamese wo· special statement Saturday, "l don't bellavo It wiU ere- ters. stressed that no American ale any diplomatic Incident," "The first reaction o1 our lortes were Involved In the Thieu satd. There was no om.. navy was to chase away from Incident. clal Moscow roaetlon to the shelling, a fact whldl tended to .a.:: Y • • boar out Thieu's prediction. MOSCOW (UP!) _ The . !;tOT ~PRIN!OS, Va. IUPII-:- and by. council members. Labor Sec..-litry George P. . Many of the 105 bualnesimen · y·· a ~ ..... the maellnft lndl••ted Shultz """"lcted •.-'urda Mllllll __,.....,... can chalk up a aavlng of 110.000 a year If he was stationed In a peaceful araa, 01' $25,000 a year If the reduction Is In VIetnam . ·On this basis, the anticipated 500,1100-mon cutback, Including a reduction to a small residual Ioree In VIetnam, should reduce the detonse spending budget from sn billion for the curreot fiscal year to $65 billion or less. HEAD MAJORETTE - Diane Welsh, bead majorette of the Meigs Marauder marching band, smiles radiantly as she leads the halftime program of Friday night's kd!MII game against Logan. stillcombat. f~ero, just over """""""'"""""""''""'~"'"'~..., .._...,u~~M:IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIAII~ill$111ll$111181 SAIGON (Ui'O _ President tho Soulh VIetnamese side. our territorial waters any troops 300.000 are ,.,.,~...,.,:-_.,.....:.~·.·:·n-..-..-...-N".O:·..:'N'·...... · Nguyen Van Thlou said saeur. Newsmen pressed Thleu fDI' foreign boat that violates the ' - ..... SPECIAt . t The military services, It was lurned Saturday, have been fold to budget for a total reduction of 500,000 by June 30, 1971. This would bring strength down to 2,900,000 men, with a further slash to about 2,500,000 out In detail In lime to go the printer by Dec. 15. ••peeled. Since reductions totaling Instructions from Defense Department planners to the 220,000 by ne•t J1010 lll have Army, Navy and Air Force been scheduled. the budgot were necessary at this time targe1 may mean a shrinkage because the services alreedy of 210.000 men In the size of the were dralllng their proposed armed forces during the second budgets tor the 1971 fiscal year . complete fiscal year of the These money requests must Nixon administration. Pentagon ••perfs estimate be presented to the next session of Congress, and must be tho! lor every soldier returned ••Quod. approved and worked to civilian life, the government Of Punctured Ship-~ Yet ' BD~~a~m~~a=~=e~e tbe:f:or~.:;:;:r;·~ ; Center. the VIetnam war continues. ·GMAC AND . Meigs· CALL ANSWERED RACINE - The Racine Emergency Squad an· swered a call at 5:07 p.m. Friday to the George Arnott home, Racine Route 2. Arnott, IS, WU taken to Pomero~ tramferred to WASHINGTON (UPIJ -A cutback of nearly a million men In the size of the U.S. armed forces apparently will be staged over the next three or four years If progress toward ending ' ·' keepsU$flrsi · and Belllor cl881, Jack Jacobs, president; VIrgil Phillipll, vice p.'l!llident; Janice Eutman, secretary, and Linda Cardillo, treasurer. PAGE ,.3 SUNDAY, OCTOBED 19. 19. 1969 . 795 ··" treasure~', jentm.e•.· t Russians Making Nothing you·· Ham~. a ·----~~----... Nancy ~~.. Thompson, '1.·n n ··es·- limiting conoum.P!fon ol cyela· matn by tho ..-rill jlllbllc. Ha. also to<plelned that ha "ld not dacldt to ordtr llit liiD on cyctamatn until altar tho laboralory reporta - e exa· rfllntd and confirmed by tho National Acadtmy of Sclance. · · _ _ _ _ _ ___::..::.;..;:;.:,...;.:..::.,::...:..=.:.:;;:;.,;.;,:...;,.;.:..;.:..:__:._ " .:....;;_:;;_~....;._..;;._ ___________:~.::::::..:.:: Trade ln. V'W/ Clean. . $139,5 .,Oil ad el..alal.u tratiOil...,_ . . . . .tad that dally Intake of ·tho tow· calorie . - . . . . , . bo llmltad to 1,500 mltllgrama tor Ill! adult and. 1,200 mllllgrema for a child. Finch said at tho news confarenca that he -.ld begin lmmedlataly to consult with Arme d. "" Film Shows rKOm~ ' for adult hu- repreaantatl... ot the allecteci Mani'.· lnctuatrlos "to dalar"'l~ ""' , Tho Food and Drug Admlnls- moat etfectlw !1111h0da" of Force Planners Tip Of1f Million-Man Cutbacks 4Dr.r.s., P.lt·FiflotY air cond . . w• FISh Habits , !'"Ch aweetanera al aaccharln. '!I' a report to HEW aarllar In : .• · Tom S.ktr, e><OCutlve vice the weak by two laborotorln "; P"'lkklihl of the Soli Prink !hot cyclamates ware found to Auoclatlon, ••pressed aome have caused malignant bladder doubt about whether tho fumoro In rots. Industry WOUld be a~lo to Finch aald he wao complilled :~ dtvelop • aubltllute 101' cycle- by federal low to order removal mota before drinks and foods from the mark•! of any food elrt<idy produced are banned addltlv- shown to cause cancer from olort lheiYH after the In humans or animals. first of the yaar. Beker 10ld the Industry "The 10ft drink Industry will understood the secretary's poolImmediately suspend produc. lion. "Our Industry accepts that '·• lion of low calorie 10ft drinks" congressional mandate.'' Baker ;t• contll~lng , cyclamates, Beker aald. "We w!ll find ways to live Mid. with II." "Mernboh ' of our lnduttry Finch said drugs with cycla· -"' have adviSOd that they will tum males will remain available to ~ their ettom 'to dtveloplng or persons who need them for "'' NfOI'mulatl~ other products medical raaoons, but that they . .; with sweet...,. 10 that low will be sold on a restricted 'c.l,..le proctucts can -In bo · basis after July. . offered lor conoumptiOil to Appearing with Finch at the those people who wish to make news . conference were Drs. ·lhat chol...m" .IHM H. 5tetnftkl. a dtpuly Class OffiCers ........,.._ . vo · L IV NO 38 •lll!lllllli!I!III..,IIIIJI~~~~~-~~~~~~~- ' · b.p, Natned . j .· unb . . . .·.av· the aoft drink problem. · of problematical," Baker sold Finch emphasized In announclng the government's action that there Ia "no evidence at seen. struck 8 blow for ocooom,y in otnclal buolnoa& of Ute denomen area whore chllr~hes ""'""' ,iqaiiQn - . !Ilia .aclvanoecl t.w o,. loriausly prodigal spaudeu. ~,fear& ago by Metllodlll Blah' · It hoa formally recollliiiOildod· , liP Gerald lfmi!Qdr 0( Los Antll8l America's IIO<ODd largsst gales. Protestant denomination susHe polnled out that heavy pond aU national conferences, expouses are involved in bring. convocallona and consullallona lng together delogales from all for a period d. 31 months be- parts 0( the country to spend ginning next May !. from three days to a w8ek talkThe propo181 wlU be brought lng about some Issue 0( cur. before the 1970 Methodist Gen.. rent ""'cem. . era! Cool'erenco. Recommend&Various agencies and boards tiona ol the program CDUJlcll ol tile United Metllodlat Clllrch cari'JI a lot ol weight, sinceltls sponsor about 10 such moot. tho donominallon'a. loP ooordl- lnga a year, on the sverago, Bllllql KeDnedy calculated that tho church could aa•e near1,y $2.5 mmtonarnJallybycurb1ng the eccleolastlcal propena. ley lor meeting, rnaldng-bal es and passing resolutions. q'lbore are tllose who will RandY Hamilton MT!ml.EPORT - . Of- aay tllat some d. these meet. + + + + + + flcen ol the aopbomore, blp do accomplish something TWENTY YEARS AGO, !rom the rues of the Daily Tribune jwior and Belllor clgsB'!S and that the church will suffer and weekly GoUla Tlmea ... J. H. Berry, structural sleelworker, have been elected for the wlthwt them," Bishop KenneAddison, claimed by heart attack •. GoUla Councy AgrtcuiCUre 1.9611-70 ~I year at Melp dJ told a reporter. SOCiety reorganized here . Will decide on Nov. 4 whether to High School. "But I am oonvlncod that stage !aU foatlw or GaUia Cooney lair in 1950 ... GsUipolla to Officers for the more than half the lllOilOY host first amual SouUtoastorn Ol>io League grid ba!¥[UOI on Dec. sophomore cJaas are ~ _,cl for meetlnga is walt5 ; .. WUml~ tllumpa Rio Redmon, 33-7 ... GAHS stunned by Will, president; Sherry ad. So l think we should eUm47-6 ahellacld~ a1 Middleport ... Pomeroy dr<JPs 2S.I2 SEOAL King, vice presldellt; Susie !nate the Whole businoao lor a grid bottle to Athens Bulldogs. Soulsby, secretary, and wblle and see where the oiowMelanie Hackett, Uea&urer; clolm ol Christ's buslneoa ocjunlor cla88, Mary Brlcldel, eurs. Then we can proeeed Freda Mitch, Mrs. Emma Wayland, .Mrs. Bea Hobson, Mrs. p."esident; Anita F..ullz, vice ... rt~ou,.q and reotore any Lonona Davia, Mrs. Hose Mc- president; Bernadette moeflnp tllat raaUy seem to be Dade, Mra. Alma Mlllor and Miss Boss Sanborn. De~rfll'tant education and Welfare. Finch ; '-" . "' Health, bald the meeting oiler announcIng .""' govarnmant -.ld ban the uu of ~yclamatn. · . CLIPPITY-CAP OPENS YONKE~S. N.Y. <UP.Il-The New York State harnesi racing switches from RDDSOvelt LOUIS CASSELS nat1ng unit. Raceway to Yonkers lllnlght . By Tho idea of a moralorium on The so-night campaign will United Preas Inle::-:'h church meetings _ other tllan continue at the Westchester u!:.pro~:""a.urch ha: tlloae reCJilrod to transact the track through Dec. 15. On Meth0 d•ISl Contau £_ LS )~ Beker,whoreprnantedabout ,..,,&tent HE'{\' akretary, Ro- "we can In no way ~xtrJP,tote the new d•t• from rat experlmenll to hu1111n btlngt.'' _ DiNIIWIII.e.,... Stetllftld oliO 1treised that the ctoMge of cyclamates·given rat• !>Y aclentlall et the drinks cont~lnlng tho' swaele· currently Hllmated ~ "about Unlvarilty o1 Wisconsin and ner. Diet fooda with cyclamotn 75 per cent of Amartcen txon. Abbot Laboralortes In NeW are not to bo sold Iller Fol!. 1. have cyclamttnln "*"In one York, wao 50 times greolar "Whether all of this' can be fqrm ar another." But ha said than tho . m••lmum level occompllohad by Jan, 1 Ia . Cyclamatls • • the only thll point'• to Indicate that the ortlficlal\sWettener allactad by sweeteners produce cancer. lncludt The ban was baled, however, · the bon. If dQos not Morator1um • Proposede HAPPY Birthday Gallipolis. GsUipolis' birthday is October 17, 1790. The French were cheated from their land. They had to cut trees They had to make their houses. They wore not uoed to wortdng like this. The Indiana lived here before we did. They thOugbt that Ann BaUey was a splrll I wlslied I knew what Ann Bolley looked like. Usa Shockey HAPPY Birthday October 17, 1970. 1 knolo about Ann Bailey My leacher told me about the Indians. How they buDd their lent&. (Ui>ll-Tha ~· j' ' 10ft drldk llldustry uld ~tur· ' il dozen lnduatry men!boir• Whp gor 0, ~gejloi'g) ,aaalttant HEW dlty II' 111\11 "Immediately mat with Finch, · aald · aacraiii'Y lor . ,hNIIh, and ..' ~· \Wqduction:' of 'low corilpanln already hoCi bte!1 ~bert. L. Lay Jrili,,commloCl!lll!ll sOH !lrlnks ""''•lntng Working 1111' a sllbllltute. but , 11oner of tile •Food and Prug eycl~tnit-"'tt owaelaner tho that otharl lillY not ~ave one Admlnttrollon. IIOvli'•Wtlllt barred for non. before the .Jan. 1 ban on 10ft Steinfeld f\llil · r~ 11. to ri,/F:e:h rll.v 'saonlveraarydld ' btnls · to ll!l'k 11111 slip by ....ottcod tills year. At Rio Grmle ~r , . Into her 1INth end elemenliU'Y school, MIII'JI HariA!r,a HloGrande College student teacher, asked her Utlrdgrada . a autopsy pertorrned (under the of rqulartoacl>< lnqueat. and "''·. Josepll or Mrs. Luther Tracy) to llrlle their awnr f, A. I(Opeci1M of Berkaley , · Halghtl, N.J., bltlerty DPPOM, lhougbls on Ute histocy of Gallipolis afler a 1111 to 111ael thll an IOCiai studloslo 88on on tho CIIJ> of th Gsuls. ATHENS, Ga. IUPII-Amorl· I m quite ~ .. ng autopy on their daughlar. + ++ + + + can woman rnearcharl. barred requlreman · ~ ed at Olio Bromlnokl, howe..,, haa da- . which Included, trom the Antarctic aclentlflc St~aiMmPola~~~s;;';;' , e and Min clded to give Ol.nls hla day In ARTICLES were written on sheets or paper Here s stations lor yaars, will go ••• court P bll ..,, • drawl~ of the historic bandoland in the u c .,..uare. digging In ll1t Ice down under Tickhllll was added When . . Raleell PIN tho results or 10 P~t>lls who took part in tho exercise: 101' the first time thla month. anofher member dropped oil. "Only a hNrlng will bring to + +++ ++ + p,.. Loll M. Jones of the The 19-yoar-old "lust wai!Io.d 11 hi the facta" Bromlnokl GALUPOLIS ls179 yells old. Old youknolo Am Bolley was Unlveralty of Georgia Geology Into my ofllce one day and .!td alter twl~ rejecting the • boro? Well she was. When she was a little girl going to school Deportment will lead a tour· !Iliad out an appllca!IOil," Pr. ~hqe'l plea not to grant some men tried to kidnap her • But finally IIley did II and put her woman e•pedlfiOil to Lake Jonos aald. " Olnls' request lor an autopsy. on • ship aU by herseU to come to America. Wl'!'n she come to Venda. which ohe calls "my As a result. Min nckhill will On Monday, In Bromlnskl'a America the Indians made her Into a slave. She dressed as an .lake," In tho midst of a long, celebrate he< 20th birthdaY at . spacious, oak-paneled court Indian and tho Indians callud her Mad Ann. And she sneaked oul blaak valley. the end of Noven1bar In room. wltnenes will begin Shari Wodemeye~ Their mlsolon Is to find out Antarctica under Q!ndlllono she testifying under oath to~ tho IN GALUPOLIS there are 9,100 people. Thh FridaY Galh· wily the lake, which Is covarad has nevar baton exporiOnced. first time about the young polls will be 179 years old. GaUipolls was discovered on Octo- with 12 to 1• loti of Ice, gets will LuvtOct. 25 woman't death. Allorneys will ber 17, 1790. In Gallipolis there was a hero caUod AM Bailey sal liar and wormar as It gets The four women will laave cross-examine and may prOHnf · known as Mad Ann. Do you kooW why she was a hero? Wtl! yoo deeper, eventually roaching • Oct. 25 tor the main American robullal witnesses. .._.. base at Mc:MIIrdon New lea· • I t' please answer this quesllon'l temperature of 75 ...,. - · Nelthersldels rol-lng a I I 1 nd From there, the Navy, Jeff Lanham Work Undtr Grant • · . the of witnesses In •dvanca. , 11 HAPPY Birthday Gallipolis, October 17, 1790. Gallipolis Or. Jones and her cowarkers, which directs logls ca •n "This hearing Is like a trial first men 1om 1 1 1 v •• L · Ltndla• · area, will shuttle them via ,. J-""" F I. in ll The Is 179 years old. GalilpoII s ha s 9' 100 peq> . en o og s - · . •' helicopter so miles to their without a jury. ....,..f, ~~ 0 Eileen R. Mc:Soveney • graFllinagan, attorney or "~ 10 como to Gallipolis were rrom France. They wore wealthy 11 men, too. They weren't used to wor~ hard. GsUipolls has a duafe student In geology at ca;;~.:·a few women have Kopechnes Mid. "Tho lucige Ill Ol>lo Stole Unl-olty; and the jury He hears the feels hero. Her name is Ann Bailey. She scared away the Indians. "" Terry Lee Tlckhill, an under· enfared Antardlc waters and · .out ., Tllat's how she became Gallipolis' hero. Once I he re was as.,... two Pan American Airways and decides on the come. thot came to Gallipolis. But the ship hod yellow fever. That was graduate at Ohio ·stata, will stewardesMS have flown In to Olnls maintains th!__•~doubltopay bad for tile French .people. Most of the people caught tho yeUow work under a National Science Antarctica 101' a few hours, Dr. hs needed to r~lve ... fever and died. Foundation grant. Jones' four -woman team und and suspicion surrounding Patty Beach Navy regulatlolls In the peat be the Miss Kopechne's daath. Brom· 111 HAPPY Birthday to Gallipolis. Today is October 15, 1969. hove forbidden women to use :::t 0::"'.;:"':,yw length of lnskl has already aald · an I. hove a birthday par!J', too. Gallipolis is 179 years old today. ,I the stations sol up In the lime In the area In modern ln~uest alone Is not enough to love GaUipolls. It Is a goud cicy. AM Bailey is a girl. I don I Antarctic IDI' scientists and, fl Tho others are the wife justify exhumation. accOI'dlng to Pr. Jones. lm· o~":· University of Utah Dlnls scheduled the lnq~ care. The age of GsUipolls is 179. Gordon Factor posed a now rule lor her scientist who will asslaf him on before the Pennsylvanlabutcou~: GaUipolis. It lo 179 years old. The Our. expedition. • ..... Ilion and a Detroit decision was known . . HAPPY Bl......... • w......, No men will bo allowed. an e..1 post-"" lndafl -nora! of the war staYed all nialll The .. 1 newspaper science writer. lnques whas K '""ed--' attor. H.... Is where the •· big i•" really don't understand nltely w en enn ,.. · 81 French people got fooled. The people ~ :;.,was a 't c ';.j why myself," she seld. "Bul nays appealed to the Massa· Then they had to make their own houses a Y weren us h It Supreme Court to ...rk at '"· Then they had to light tile Indians. Th•• a b<Jat :.:~~~g ground rules •••d came and a lot of people died because ~~:.:,7'· ::::.wn lor the Inquiry . The high, P~t>D• 1¥A~HIN~TON : .. ,. venia J . . · . · ' the •wit' foilnd ''teot July 1 In ~· lnlld It whether exhlm~ _,.. ~I'd M t<annody;1:11W· bodY of a pNtty. a.yNr...,.. . , . ~• Welhlngllln Mc;Niary Will elicit flllrl . ~ , In a I d ;; truth and ..,........ llltflce. Ch~ppaq~ddlck 11 an .. 1 .' ~ard. ,. To help him dteldt, lromln.· ; ~ • ,.,..,,,.. _..._._ r , Di n•an .ft.. ntarcttc ..IYS o· '' Drink Makers Bow toFineh -' ..rv :10 'Ko!*ftne s1n.. 111e ~~'* ~~erMrt~ c 11r0m. ., '. ·'·\ ·, J!f. ; ',j' '# .:; t-tw . 'I • •L~ Ami.rie~~~ ooolrces· sild ..... In receat monllts 11¥1 Viet Coag and Nortl! Vleiwnea.,Uatora have looletl • barr8&e ill par-.! inlultsqa!nat Nixon. cal1inl blm "c~," ''docellful," "teblntlna." ·&lid :•a thief c~ 'atop 'thlell" "We ~~abusive at- ·tac;ka ID """'\Mie( GDe ICIUI'Oe aald, ·"bl¢ ·lite dltliler <it that file ·~811 ~t , t a ~ • lltelll MflO!IslyalldmiQid&etht Prelldoltl and Ida policies. "':;;,..., speaking at 0 Motive in ~. Tips· on '::.c~~~dJ Flooding Police SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)The chemist who discovered cyclamate asked Saturday whe· The public flooded Son Francis· .'fhar · IOSSH In ·the SU98r _co. area pollee Saturday with lndllitrr" Were 'bohl~d " tho mOI'e than one thousand tips In gav.,.riment•l ben orf the the massive huni for the Zodiac kilter of five. artificial oweetaner, All the lips were checked, but Dr. Michael Sveda oald he none led to the man calling -.ld "like to know whether himself Zodiac who. boasts of economic or scientific reasons five murders and promises spurred the tests" which led more. Robert H. Finch, secretary of Zodiac's last Iaffer threatened health, education and welfare, to announce the ban Saturday, to Shoot out the tires of a call will not be traced." Most tips to pollee. transmitted by Ieifer and telephoue, named 1ndivlduals and 'tjUsecJ Investigations of hundreds of persons. Probably more helpful to pollee Is that Zodiac now has allowed himself to be seen by five witnesses during hll allacks. Also. It's probable that his fingerprints are among a mass of prints In a taxicab In school bus some momlng and whlth the driver was shot to "I would bo perlactly happy II tho toots were carried out on "pick off the klddles as they death last week . other sweeteners too,'' Svodo come bouncing off." The first In the Zodiac said. In rural Nape County, oHI· cases occurred last December To ba fair, he said, suger cers planned Monday to con- with the slaying of o young should be fed to laboratory roll tinue riding shotgun on 70 couple In a Vallelo Calif., In strength comparable to tho buses. In cities with more buses lovers lane. The various ca-. cyclamatos. The govommonf than pollee, drivers were told to were not connected until August said tests wlfh cyclamates keep going whatever happens when local newspapers recelveil produced evldenl"'lbey cauiOd and to keep going horns tauntlngt letters and crypto: cancer In laboratory roll. blowing. grams demanding front-page "Almost anything, 11 you put In Santa Rose, Calli,, a coverage. enough of It In diets" would be vehicle's backfire caused panic harmful, Svodo sold. "Self when a school bus full of could kill. Would -u ben aalt?" children thought It was under Cyclamates ,~-wldely used attack . In diet food because they are Pollee urged Zodiac to low In calories and, unlike surrender. The San Francisco saccharin. the• have no after. EKamlner printed a Iaffer • taste. They also are «< limes asking Zodiac to phone Ill city COLUMBUS (UPI) - Benstronger than sugar by bulk editor and promised to l'Y J. Pogue, 77, Columbus, "make sure you receive the and thus considerably cheaper. best of medical care and legal was killed saturday in what po- Old Man Dies 0 Of Beatings dinner honoring the Legion's new state t111'11mander, Joseph Malloy of Parkersburg, said: "I cannotbttlevethafthe hlp. Pre~·-~ le pies, ttie ylpples, the draft card ......,. W, A, ('l'DIIJ') Boy burners and those who drop out -e ol the United Mine Workers ol and sit In are • - l i n g the America urged "more pork l!lljorltyoltoday'syouth.'' POMEROY - During the ....... on the dlimer lable " and • - ld ~- , · balf·tlll!e activities .at tbe _..,. · • ...,.,.. sa ""' _,ton r&CDII· haD J~""" Yabl a1c1 · c _,., . on nlzes their "right to sptttk out, Melp - Lclpn game at made lid< leave PI¥ a plank ID . but deplores their manners and Millga staditnn Friday night h11 plattorm Ia 11e~ their lrrespon,lblllty.'' · the blgb sle!dna Meigs polfl!d•a in IOUthera Wett Vir. lll8I'Cbln& bancldown glnla. . lield pla)'ln& "Down By the Thl UP! i-eported Boyle eonlllllfod bla drive ror a f5iJ per IRONMIN MEET CAPITOLS Riverside." The band IUPil- fcrmed I moving arrow dol COIItract · In windlrla up. a WHE,ELING, W, Ken Carpantw, formlf -chat while playing "Do You four • day Cllllpalan awing at the Otorl•ton Rockall. witt Know the Way To San lfu. sand hla lndlanapolla Capl~ Jose." Yablciaiki; scbNtled1D apeak at Rupor, Guenlallll' £clunf;r, against lhl Ohio Valley IrOn· Then In concert format1011 men In an lmport•nt eon. · they played "Slaughter 011 !blday afletiiiiGII, Mid that lid< iOOVA wltll pq bat lllit'er been tlnentol F-11 Laegue tlalh Tenth Avenue," followed by here Sunday night . . Tho In· the "FIIIJit Seq" as they !qc,luded In IIi~ ooti llliniD& lnvadtrs and tho lronrnen ....,...., alf field. 'nle band ciii!tr7 aJ"""'IIIi It hat· .,._ 4-3 . - d l tor pliice __ .._ the ell ... • ~ blineiU 1n molt In- behind Oniaha In the Control 11 U l rectlon "' .,, · ....... · Dlvltlon. David Bowen. , ... ~· ~ 1 • I Bigger, Bigger Promises Come Up p G By Diu M Band V•. Dlarebed' • :· U .~t Five Killed in Freeway Crash EASTLAKE, Ohio (UPI) Five unidentified )XlrSOD& wore killed saturday In a two . car crash on the Lakeland Freeway here. An eyewitness aeid it ap. peered that a car came from the west bound 1a11e into the Nil bound lane, striking another car ~. A I[JOkesman for Lake CounW Memorial Hospital West in -roy wwoughby aeid t be Convicted Man Is Returned and s~r•. No other )Xlrllll!s wore ln'IOivod In the accident. " Gi\LUPOLIS Tile'! Gallia Shel'iff'.li. ,. Air, Water Polution \ ,. .' . • ' , I ', • described as a ,.sense- less" healing In II'Oill ol a bus station In the. downtmm area here . Walter c. Good, 35, Colum. bus, wao held 011 first - . - _ murder charges in c:omactlon with the death. POlice said FOp had ,)11& laft tile building When !be as. llallant apparently junped him at the entrance and bepn beat.; lne him. Witnesoos intervened a n d i'llguo'o atlacker nn inalde lite ooe.story building Wherehowas subWed by a byalandor until police arrived. Otricors 18ld they had no mo.. tlvo lor the kllliJoc, vlctlmo were .two men, o n e woman and two leellngors, a bQy AlbC . . . 'fl.,reat to Oh~ · . . ' $. W"OD · AVE • . li~ service." The paper said. "your rog ram iven came .• ·n-- Killer "·' Both. . ~.. ' �·-~ ., ' ,1 r • I Redskins Trip up·:. ' OU Bobcats 24-21 - 18th Straight Win YINNEAPOUS (UPO -'- Ohio Slate's Jlm otis drove for two touchdowna to lead the top-ranked ~keyes to a 34-7 victory over MJnnesota ltter three Gopher drivel were stopped near Ute goal Uno. It marked Ohio Slate's 18th straight wlrL It wu the loWest 1cor1,. game of the season for the undefeated Bucke,yes and the ~ loss for the winless Gophers who hsve one tie. ' Bu11M fluckoyeuhowed they Minnesota piled up 4Q total wore tho superior teem on the yard• and 25 tlrol downs. field by taking advantage of Tho Gophers, whose lone ·' ' five Mlnnnate fumbles and one STRATEGY IN MAKING - Charley Olancoy, -head · eoech of the Meigs Merauder football squad, Is caught by a Tlmes--S4:Ptlnel cemora at erltlcal polltll of Friday night's 0-0 game with Logan, At lett, Cllancey signals to his d,.. fensive unit The second photo Is of the Merauder coach gi vlng Instructions to senior quarterback Pat O'Brien, and the next allows him talkilll!toJunlorhalfbeckDennls ~s. At far right ho makes a point with Bob Werry, junior r.. Highest Kr~mlinDip u eads. rn ek. zng . .D' l • ; ' . ' ' .e egat,l!)rtJ ' _sorv-equarterba-ck._ · Pi_cturesb_y Bob_Wingett.-ll MOSCOW (UPil-Vaslll V. Radio Peking. In a broadCOJI Arranged By Kosy.ln several rHOtvetlonl;. aoiiit· of Kuznetsov, the Kremlin's lop Saturday night, announced that The folks were . arrangld at which are unac¥ab" to~tllt diplomatic lroubleshootor, led the talks would begin Monday the suggullon of Premier · Russians and l'l'Y _~)f. :Jn an eight-man delegation to and uld the Communist Alexei N. Kosygln when .he compll~ll~ti 'tfie . .~ t-ikJ.Peklng Saturday for 1M first Chi""" det~gallon would be made · his surprising and · Chinese !)lmands J,l. . Slno,·Sovlel border talks In five hol!ded by Chiao Kuan-Hua, 1 dramatic fllvht to Peking Sept. The ci\lnHO. dam'!il<fa !l!l<!l!!l· years. deputy foreign minister with 11 to ruume 1M Sino-Soviet ed: · · . , •, , K~znetsov, first deputy i:onslderabta oxperlence In In· dlalogut. . -An edmlplon , n>at' ihe foreign minister, and tho olhol: ternatlonal negotiations. During that critical visit tho Russians are tio"t~ '.ibout members of tho team boer.dfjl Chi.., a veteran of 2G years Soviet premier made a number a,ooo square mil~~ by a Soviet lalllnor fD!' tho 10(10 In tho Foreign Ministry, was an of proposelslo Chlnose Premier "'e czars from tho weak fllvht. to f1!o Communist ctli- adYiser to a dele;etton Peking ChoU En-lal which lncludfd: Chinue onl~4 ,by "l-s .of nese capital. The clelagetlon sent to the United Nations' -The ruumpllon of normal "unoql!lll tr..ti.,." ,, -,'-_' By LEON DENNEN Included Moj. Gen. Vadlm A. Security Council debate during trade and diplomatic relations. -The .Russ_lans glv!' up~, Molrooov, chief of staff of the the Korean war, -A moratorium on, II not 1M a out ~f 10t1 small Islands' In • ceaution- of, the Insulting the Amur olld 'Uasurl AI~ NEW YORK (NEA) Red Army's frontier l~r._. YDUIII DBNTAL HIIALTH poternt"' exchanged botwean allegedly t~ken f~ , •'tlte A year after Russian troops occupied Czechoslovakia to tho two Communist giants slhco Chinese In the pest feW f'lll'l. crush the nation's march toward greater freedom, the memory of Moscow's brutal invasion is already fading in 1960. Tho folks aro'tx~ llili•ll the West but for some of the 50,000 Czechoslovak refugees -The regul~ion o1 the If the · O.inese intllt . on it remains a grim reality. · somewhat undefined -4.347·mlle ~lscusslng historic hl1'1till1il Many still languish in the camps of neighboring Austria border which has 14ien .bitter ,dalms which · w«e oricti' f-· where the majority of refugees first go. They need help armed clashH this year, tloullly . described by fOrmer -food, clothing, shelter and, above all, advice on obtaining InclUding , many 1\illed and ·-Premier Nl~lta S. .Khrulh~ asylum elsewhere in the free world. ly WILLIAM LAWRENCE, D.D.S. ' -..dod 01) both sl&a. as ' "baied ~ the" ~ 61 Jan Vacek (he changed his name to protect his parents The Chinese egraed t, diiCUU ancestors end t~e Old Tuwho are still in Czeehoslovakia) is one of the lucky the border prOblema ·but made tament." ·' . ·~ ' escapees. With the help of the International Rescue Com· DEAR· DR. 1.&\WRENCE: be wrong?-HIIde S. ' mittee he, his wife and infant son finally managed to reach My 6-year-olddaughter's two ANSWER: I don't !mOw the United States. front teeth are discolored what to say about' that. I . "I was searching for a free world and ~ better future, and streaked with stain. OUP must admit that I've never and I found it in America," he told this writer . dentist says _It's from anti- beard ol sueh a thing before. she ~talft was ~ ~ : 1. , ~ al...;- •~Y: ·h ~RJ • h~mv .'" ltt<: ~""~" 'I'·· ,.~ ~ r.·ha,:~r:~:. ' . Jan Vacek, 26, was in many respects a success! Ill, IJI8.11- biotic& :t·;ntll L~AJt )l \ .)lj. ~t'ii -...Dq nwob. a WiltiY l-'taken MM·~}when sit.W~~ in the Marxist-Leninist dictatorship. A brilliant ,studen\,.IU. !f'!!) 0 ' ~ ~·· I ;.j I~ ' . ·;;,q fS'~ hm will, n~ver . c ome ' O ff..' fl just '"~vl\T'ca ~~~~•: .. ~o~ , f~· _ ~ " ! ,.,M~ )tl~<j.ld .~-lo 'lb attended the University of Brno, where be reeeived a Ph.D. . ' ',J'I,J¥ in philology. , can t believe It-Mrs. P. B. You know what I'd do If I t" . • '';t'J ANSWER: If -the stains were you? I'd consult with Like most young Czechoslovaks, Jan was happy with the growing relaxation of the Communist oppression and terror were caused by tetracfCUne · another dentist and get his under the more liberal regime of Alexander Dubcek . His group antlbjoti_£S, they n al· opinion. , , , future seemed assured when ~e was appointed in 1967 to ways Hmaln. ·1·rua dlscolora· tion Is nat on the surface but the faculty of a leading foreign language school. The son DEAR DR. LAWRENCE: actilallr combined Into the 11 It possible that bad teeth of a humble shoemaker was going to be a professor. structure and can't can affect one's health llltd Perhaps, Jan thought, there was something to Dubcek's ename be poDsbed, scraped or cause nervousness and faDclaim that communism could have "a human face." ground off. Ing halr?..:...Jesse E. But in the early hours of Aug. 21, 1968. Russian tanks If discoloration is too dis· AN-SWER: It hal always and troops, supported by forces from "fraternal" Red figuring, teeth can be cov· countries, invaded Czechoslovakia. They seemed to be ered with porcelain caps. been a puzzle to me that everywhere. The people were at first frightened and then This should not be done until young, vigorous, perloecUy healthy people can have bad· angry. the roots are fully formed, ly decayed teeth, yet It OC· At six a.m . Jan and his pregnant ·wife drove to the usually some years after the University of Brno where students and professors were eruption of teeth. The vital· curs too frOCJuently to be an oddity. On llle other band, erecting barricades to prevent a Russian take-over. lty of a tooth may be com· It's certainly obvious that It was a pathetic protest. One cannot resist tanks and promised by grinding It for "bad teeib" can affect one's machine guns with bare hands or with rocks and bricks cap preparation before the general health. roots are fully matured. while the free world remains passive. I don't believe that teeth Except In dire emer· and 111111 Infections can di· Nevertheless, the students displayed si~ns and posters which demanded an immediate Soviet Withdrawal. Then gencles, tetracycline group reetly cause falling hair, but they started to march through the streets. antibiotics should not be one't health It certaillly In, "It was a spontaneous protest," Jan said. "I talked given to children during the ~~~ by condltloniJ of with many of the invading troops. The Russians-many of ' formation of e n am e I and teeth and gums and oupport.. · them teen·agers-dld not even know they were in Czecho- dentin, or from -the 6th lnll 'Jtruct.ures: and ~oua. slo'!akia. Th~y h~ been led to believe that they were month of Intrauterine life to nen It often a by.producl of takmg part m mihtary maneuvers-not a new thing for 8 oU years of age. a breakdown or the dental ••• them." apiiaratila. c "" .. "U. 1oc. DEAR DR. LAWRENCE : Some Russian. soldiers cried from shame when they I've Acute lnflammat10111 Ia been told by my dentist realized what was happening. uHIIW, wlrere do we sttmd tile on ft.d China '-Dmi•f lll'OWld the mouth can that I must have an my teeth and U.H.r' ·· dramaUcaDy affect blood taken out in order to prevent and other tissues. .. . cllltCer. I'm only 38 yean old ' . and my teeth are In . good coaditlon. Could this deiltlat THE G'DBALVIEW > Czech Refugee Treasures Freedom He Found in U.S. '' U.S.-Trained· Physicists Spared in China Purge By RAY CROMLEY ' WASHINGTON iNEA) ' Several curious aspects come to light from Communist China's latest nuclear explosions: • They were announced to the accompaniment of vlgorous attacks on the United States-not Russia. But informa· "' tiPn relll!hing this reporter from Japan and Hong Kong ·-.indicates a th0rougbgoing purge centered on top Chinese ,",npc]ear scientists with a history or Russian study, visits r or scientific co-operation. The crackdown was extremely light on top Chinese nuclear scientists with a U.S. background. The purges, in fact, seem to have left the American· trained men in firm control of both nuclear and missile development. Take one example: The three top men in Communist China's nuclear program were Ch'ien San-ch'iang, Wang Kan-cb'ang and Chao Chung-yao. Ch'ien San-ch'iang and Wan~ had Soviet connections. Both were arrested and lmpmoned on charges of treason and spying for the Soviet Union. Chao had an American-Western background. He received .his Ph.D. from the California Institute of Technology. Chao was untouched. The top man in Red China's missile program is Ch'ien Hsueb-shen, with a background one would think certain to lead him into trouble in Communist China today. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1936, received his Ph.D. from the California Institute of Technology in 1939, was a professor of aeronautics at MIT from 1947-49. After World War II he was sent to Germany to investigate rocket development as a consultant to the U.S. Navy. Yet Ch'ien Hsueh-shen is not reported to have come under any criticism even during the height of the cultutal revolution. • The purges, thlW.Jh they dealt heavUy with nuclear scientists, hit lightly dl(erall on men connected with Red I China's missile prograni·:\ To some observers this indicates that in their political purging the Red Chinese are very -) practical men indeed . The nuclear research effort reportedly is already running qu1te well, as such programs go. The major remaining problems in developing a Chinese military capability are said to be largely in development of missiles and in .certain problems c o n n e c t e d with making warheads amaller. It is these scientists who have been barely . .touched. · Considerable speeulation is rife in the West that the cultural revolution caused serious delays in Communist China's nuclear and missile development. But, as noted above, there is evidence the Communist · purges did not take place unlil the nuclear work had pro· eressed to a pomt where younger " uncontaminated" men had been sufficiently trained to take over the work of the ·men to be deposed. It Is more likely the delays have been a result of the shortage of fissionable materials. The accidental death last year of the brilliant Kuo Yunghuai, 59, must also have been a setback. Kuo, who studied . In the Umted States, was a noted aeronautical engineer turned missile man . ' The continued Red Chinese pro~ress indicated by the two tests JUSt announced, underlines Russian concern which l_ed to speculation the Kremlin might initiate a preventive strike on China's primary nuclear and missile installations. It seems clear from the data now avallable that while there . may be the normal interruptions connected with SCientific developments of this magnitude (witness the problems of the U.S. space program during the years of tts development ), the men who rule Red China whatever thei~ preoccupation with political purges. are g~ing to Jet noth1ng Interfere with the development of a basic nuclearrnlSslle capabthty. . _,..,.__ .,..,., .. { OSU Hardpressed In Significance? ~ \ ·/ RAY CROMLEY ... .-..... Teeth Discoloration Probably Is Permanent . w·m· BERRY'S WORLD /! 1 ____ _ ,.,of "There's More Than One Moon, Yo 'Know!" . , Interception a1 !My UIOd pro. t... lonal precision to opoll Mlnnaaote's homecoming belore a crowd ol 53,016 on e . sunny but cool afternoon. victory. His kick was low but i'ed the •·n.re and the ctDIVd of 59,075 '.was breathless ao It wetchad ;.~he Qlght of \lie boiL · 'The bell hit the cross ,1.11ar dead eenter' between the 111:.,rlibts and dead tenter on the ~liar; It bounced' ltralsht back the grldlrOII. . ~ The Irish, thouall ranked be: Jair the Tro)lno ,.tl.,..lly, put • 011 a gall;)' show after USC had ' llclimlnated the Brat holt · - Each teem earned a touch- • ;.oaio down and each team tallied 1 touehdown after a break. Notre Dune ocored first ona one-yard PIIDIP by Bill Borz to wrap .. 74yardparede. But Southern California bounced back with a 15 yard drtve and1,. In an lS.yard touchdownpa88 frm~ sophomore quar)erbeck Jerry Jones to end Terry DeKraal '11ten, the breaks took commaod. Delenalve back Mike Hudson of Southam California lntercegted a Joe ntelsmaM pas,s and returned 27 yards to the Irish 15. This set ~t~ the sec'ond Trojan score on a 14 yard peas frmn Joneo to end Sam Dicker· son. Notre Dame, traDing by seven points, ptonljltly drove to the Trojan three yard line, but Tbolsmenn lost 15 yards attempting to pan to kill the attack. Then the Irish got their break. a Penn· State Nips 13 and gave up the ball. Oils, tho Buckoyu• bettering Again In theaecond period the 216-pound senior lullbock, push- Gophon drove to the OSU 15, !Irish, Trojans Tie 14-14 SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPD The thickness. of the croos bar was all thet oaved N<>. 3 ranked Southern California fram Its first defeat of !lie -•on Seluf· de)' and l&lvaged a 14-14 tie W)th No. 10 rated Notre Dame. t•• '11te surgilll! Irish had Ued <the game In the fourth quarter ).lid, wlih Just 24 aecondo ~ 'Dn the elock, Scott Hempel tried ; for a 48 yard fteld goal which ~ould hove meant a Notre Dame OXFORD, Ohio (UPU-Ar· In MAC play, an unsurmounlchle Strlmel'l 29 . yard field able 24 - 13 lead In tho fourth goal proulded the margin of quarter. difference Saturday 11 unboet., CliVI Bryant. Ohio's brilliant Miami of Ohio tripped defending senior quarterbock, suftored en Mid . American Conference Injury In the fourth period end champion Ohio \Jnlverslty, U _ Wllflken out of tho g.me. Ha may heve suffered a torn knee touchdown came on a six-yard 21 . kick vow tho Red· cartilage. Slrimel's run by Carter In the third perOhio U. tried to come beck, loci, drove to tho Ohio one-yard skins, now ~ - a overall end 2.0 llno In the second period before they tumbled bock to their own ed his Hasan touChdown total but Hagen's pau was Interceptto uven with runs of 8 end 2 ed by Mike Sanslbough who reyarcis. With John YOUIII! beck to punt Second - string quertorbock massive 274--pound tackle l\lllrA! Kevin Rusnak tired 25 yards to McCoy bloched the klek aodond spilt end Bruce Jankowski lor Walt Patulski recovered for the enothor touchd<lwn. Other Ohio lrlahontheTrojans~ven.Ontlle Stele TOt were scored by Leo fourth play Denny Allan olanted Hayden on a 1 - yard run end over from tho one yard line and Ray Gillian on a one - yard after HetnPel' • kick, It wasa14- plunge. Jim Carter gained 106 yards 14 tie. for Mlnnaaota and scored the Southern california. a throe only Gopher touchdown. oint underdog 101118 Into the Ohio Stale veined 42'1 total P had Its chancea to score yards and had 24 first downs. game, In the Brat he!~ It loot one of them on a fumble by Charley Evans on the Irish elibt. Notre Dame crossed mid-field oriy once In the nrot hslf getting to the Trojan 49, turned It tu his own 11-yard line. Llnebocker Rich Crawford picked on Ohio fumble out of the olr on the Gophers' 21 and ran It bock to tho 28, biJI Hagen fumbled ogaln on the 14 - yard line. Oils, who rushed for 138 yards, scored his two TOt as the Buckeyes grabbed a quick -14 · a first period lead. Bu1 the Gophers held Ohio to one touchdown In the second period. Syracuse, 15-14 SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UPO - Franco Harris broke of! tackle for a 36-yard touchdown run witb eight minutes remaining Satur· day to give fourth-ranked PeM state a l:i-14 comebaek win over upset.minded Syraeuse and preserve a 24-tlme wmeaten - k for the Nlttany Lions. Harris broke loose on thesecondplayfrm~ scrimmage after Ponn State took over the bell on a ahort pun! at the Orouge Silo yard Uno. The Lions, traiii111!14-0after wheo Harrla was dropped atU.O In Sahara Invitational p a1mer RegaJDS • Form But the Irish turned ltaround In the second hell and nearly With. 3 -Under Par 68 pulled It out. It woo the fourth LAS VEGAS, Nev. (IJPO - Arnold Palmer came beck frmn tie In 42 games between the two a near - dliutrous round of 75 and shot a three - under • par 68 teams and the oecOIId straight Seturday In the third round of the 72-hole, $100,000 Sehara lnvlyear in whleh they wound 111 tatloral. all even. The 40-year-old gallery favorite hod a 54-hole score of 2!2, one under par for the Sehara - Nevada Country Club course. Par for 18 holes Is 36.35- ihree bOgeys, missing a few 71. He had a first round 69 but short putts. He throo-{IUtted for took the 75, four over, In the the bogeys In each ease. second round ...,_01\_ _he incur. This ls Palmer's first tourred two two-stroke penallles nament In more than two on the 15th hole - one for months. He took a rest be. pass to end Denny Holthaus. Johnson and O'Brien teamed an out.or-l>ounds shot and the cause of a sore right hlp and Wichita gave the boll bee~ to again In tho fourth q~rtor tor other for picking up a bell tt hssn't bothered him seriousCincinnati on the next Ill 'of 'the Boerteta''lasttouC:hdolm 's In, pla,y altfr ~It aa a ly here. downs as tallbock Kenny Lee ·'cl'ilrlli!l"p!unell''lioWJI '· a ~~,V.~ prOVlslonal'ball. · '"! feel a little b-r," he tumbled on tho lint play ami -111 In the end zone. _· In Saturda,y'a third round he said or his 68 round. ''But I UC clelenslve end Joe Bardero Wichita turned an Intercepted bop a birdie four on the missed a couple oC shol't putts recovered at the Bearcat 21. pass into !Mir final score after . 538-flrd 15th, lllcldng a 15- - one about lllx Inches." Two pleyo later, JGt.nson hit lilll!ba<kor Steve Nlaore picked foot pulL The fairway Is oar- Ills longest birdie pott was O'Brien with the first of his two off a Johnson pan at 1M row on this hole with an out the IS-looter on No. 15. He touchdowns, this one good lor Shcicker 31. · d. bounds fence on the left and sank a 12-looter on No. 18. The 26 yards. Wichita moved the boll In six - . on the rtgbt. other birds were from up close The Shockers were unable to plays to· the 3. where Rennor The 68 round was In and out. - three from two feet and one score In the first half bu1 bounc- again kept the ball and carried Palmer had six birdies and from three feet. ed bock In the third period to for the TD with 1:21 left In the grind ou1 80 yerd1 In 21 plays game. as quortorbock Bob Renner Tho Beercats ran their season COLUMBUS (UPI) - Five plunged In from the two lor tho record to 3 . 2 and are 1 - 1 In Ohioans were Inducted into the score. Missouri Valley Conference Ohio Conservation Hall of Fame play. Saturday for 11 outstandl.ng conTho loss gave Wichita a diS· tributions to conservation In the I(;3 appointing 1 - 5 mark on tho O'Brien Shines As ·Bearcats Top -W ichita State University, 21-14 CINCINNATI IUPil - End Jim O'Brian caught twO touch· .111I!fim " ' - and kicked threo · flilr• pOtnll as 11e led n.. Unl· wrstty of Cincinnati to • 21-14 .vtpar, over WIChHI State Unl· ..,..ily'here Saturday afternoon. O'Brien, lha 1H8 NCAA scor11111 cbampion, raised his point total tor 1M - to 31 as Cincinnati hended Wichita Its fifth •lr•lght defalll, Tho Bearcats, smarting from lilt week's 52 • 6 walloping at the hands of Momphls State, made !Mir first score early In tho first quarter as quartorbock At John- fired a 39 - yard OW U Takes Alcr,.''ruler Races BUC ,__ Fourth Jn season, end left them wlnlltll ln Missouri Valley competition. . Conference Tq.ll9-110 lnOpener Aggies Trip - Row, 31-7 DELAWARE, Ohio (UPIISubelltu1e quartorbock Steve Chase scored two touchdowns Saturday to laecl Ohio Wesleyan University to Its fourth consecutive win of tho season with a 31·7 decision over Ohio Confer. once foe Musktnvum. Chase, who took over from Tim FlOSSie In tho second perIod, bed on plunges of two yards • nd. one fat d. Tollbock Rich Henley, who gained 137 yards, broke loooe for a lour· yard touchdown run. It was!M fourth lime this-· - he gained more than 100 yards in a contest. Ha l-IM Ohio Conl.....,ce In rUal)lng wlth 537 yards. · Other Bishop ...,.. came from helfbock Tom Liller with ' 21 - yard run and 1 23-yard field gO&I by ·Tom Burke, who alSo booted-four eKira points. 11.\u.itdl\gum, w"* . - d dropptd 19 2·2·1, got '111 only Koo;l!.In thti oponlrig period on a 32 • yard run by quarterbock ' _IGLW,AtlXEE (UPD - Talented LeW .Alclndor made blo NaUOIB( JiaJ,ketball AosoclaUon debut 1 a11eeeos Saturda,y, acori!W Jl p01nto and grabbi!W 12 rebounds to lead the Milwaukee Bucks fo a 1111-110 win over the Detroit Plstono. But the 7-root-2 former UCLA greatwaon'tCGnptetely oat!.. WEST POINT, N. Y. (UP0llod. · Quarterba~k Dave Holman "I made toO mai\Y mistakes, 25 polllll, Eddie Miles with 21 threw three touchdown passeo:~~':! toO m&I\Y shots, M he and McCoy Mi:Elmore wltll 19. two to.aopiiii!DOte.wlde receiver •· '"lllat's 1101 good." AlclndOr scored Dlost.of hi1 w•aley Gameft - opd Utah However, be said. the rest of polllll "'- 14 d. ~ - · !1111!11 State'o' defenae klpt Army bot1111 rune~ reliouiJdlng.def- flr~t 1101riod .. . the.. lli!t1kl'll!!!c. 4led lUI In llsolmtorritorymoat aaillloor )1laY-; be1JI8cl''plek a 3$40 I~MIIwa•liiklllle Ot·the game Saturday toglvethe 0 "!~- &Iii . greatly aided lllJl'll~. •t~ ~t the ~Mil, ;~ a 23-hlctory over !he tie~· vletbry. ·. · with Grel!~•nt~~· lllll!l1-"i!lalued ~L o;.,.~1 Jon UcGloeldln and ·. ~ Bob ~ -b,IJ · ~hit Garnettwlthscorf\Yoq ·Rdllnsm -~ted the ti!roulli with ' at~ ~t1Qjl 'l~ ·i9-'Uie• ohilna and90-11&'ds .,Ulraukae ,eauoe with 23 pGblla p~s. lli!l ~ sr.~ to Jllili IJ1111811r•t quorter a!d CCIIIIOCI. . elich to olfHI .the Detroit at.' .a,lrl):. '. < •·' , 0 / .tlll ·wlth !Iaiit tid Paul Reuter · ta'd.-:led b)- Walt -Bellam~ with , Detroit Cila!'h BIII'.Vlllllredl OD a seveB.yard 1'D pauln the ~ .. • . KoJtr, ·wbo ~died WUH:;hPt· third 1101rlod, Jeos Garcia kicked M•~lmd berlatn' wllll die' JM' AI!Pies · .~yard neld aaet for the oth.. · ...-<I tuei'J ,last JMr, rdased ·to er .Agle goal. ' c~~!l!o ·twQ ~~ Iiiii · Army, forced by laJurlea to dl418$, "He'o good. 1!•-.aW. -use third • strtrw quari8rback back (II the &OCI!I old days (l!lth R..,r I.OOUX, uaec1 4'm Loa Alweles). He's ti'IQII, .~ Mciore'o 54-yardtouchdolmrun aood, bUt ll'ete are a '"" ~ to 1111 the score with 3:09 left In Bill~plOd &IQII out there pla,yq , the first period but failed to ~er OWU hal a 3 • o conference too.,, , ' · , tm-.ten seriously Qlln. record ...t Musldngum 1-1-1. ', CLEI!IliON Tlllt!NPIIS . Cadets 23•7 * Is · · ·· Devils ~~~~;.%.~~ --·~ ... ~~ ,..t. 14-lttleSa~~ the Clem1011 • ' ""-ruo. . . ., I · a 28-14 vlctclr)' over W.W Far-' l tlnguillhed and meritorious conservation awards during the tei'OIIlOIIY, among them Emma (Grandma) Gatewood oC Thur- man. u.c:eem. "AA"i¥1'C'~II'o'jtji¥1'C'!Imllllll!it0:111'?111!8118illl ·C· w KASER NAMED STARTER MORGANTOWN, W. Va. !UPIJ- Robin Kaser, a 6-foot. 1, 200-pound junior and former Cleveland Cathedral Latin athlete, has been named the starting split end on the West 'VIrvlnla University lootboll team. PIONEERS WIN MARlETTA, Ohio (UPD Mertetta College mado a fteld goal and a late fOurtll.qllllller touchdown stand ~t~ for 1 10.0 victory cner Cap)tal University In a hard • fou&ht defenalve battle here Saturday. · ·. 1. . - 1AJ , . ,· · · · ( ' Miami secondary. The win was highlighted by en 15 . yard scoring strike from Miami's Kent Thompeon to Gary Arthur. Thompson fired three'-down posses In the game, hll first to Mike Paliga tor I 12· yard score In the IOCOnd period. Thompson then tea- with Arthur for 1M 'bomb'. His third touchdown poss was 1 13-yardlr to Pete Doilahue In tho third period. Bryant, who threw 19 1111111 with eight completions tor 10 yards. alao &«<ed tho llobcall' second touchdown on a yard run. With Bryant out, the llobcall relied on reHrve quarterback Steve Skiver who dirocted them to the final score. Skiver threw slx completions In eight atlernpts.lor 106 y•ds after replacing the lnlured Bryant. three quarters, got back ln the two-yard line on a pass play• ball gnme after 4:42 of the f1llll but a defensive holdl,. cell period with the help ofa Greg pve the Uonsa second chance. Allen fumble at the Syracuse Herrls cut the deficit to 1~8 32-yard line and a paso inter- on a run along the right sid&ference caU against Don Dorr Uno. at the 0~ four-yard line. Jack Ham recovered the AIlen fumble, but a rugged syracuse defense ""-"ed to hove the situation In haM, stopping the Lions at the 15-yard line with a foorth down and six. Quarterback Chuck Barkhirt fired the ball to Cllarlle Pillman at the four and Durr fell Into Pillman In a desperate effort to block the pass. PeM state's firstattemptlor a two - point conversion failed Indian:a Wallops Syraeuoe was tn COOIII>lete eootrol of the play in the first hel!, holding the Uonswlthouta first dDII'n untlll2minu1eawere gone In the seeond period. BLOOMINGTON, Ind. IUPII Gary Bletsch iltercepted a -Indiana, hold to • more 17 Burl<hart pass that was tipped yerdo In the first hall, exploded !olio the air by teammate Tsn for thrH touchdowns In the Meyers at the Pem Slate 45. third period end rolled over He returned the bell to the Illinois Saturday, ~1·20, to Lions' 25 and five plays later remain tied for the Big Ten AI Newton drove over frmn the lead. Llnebocker Karl Pankratz one to givetheOralll!ea 7· 0first recovered two fumbles In the q~arter load. Allen, who seta Syracuse rec- vital third stanza, end 1M ord with 172 yardslnthreepunt Hoosiers, now 2-0 In conferii"'Ca return atlempta, carried a Penn play, promptly cashed them In State ldek 65 yards to the LiORB' for touchdowns to hand the eight to set 111 the second Syra- llllnl their sixth straight-· filth this season. cuse touchdown. Newton moved the bell to the Indiana, leading only 7-6 at six 'and quarterbeek Bandy Zur the half, dominated tht filial carried for the touchdown 45 two periods with a bruising seconds into the second quar... ground game In which the Hoosiers threw only three ter. passes and . took a 27-6 lead NEW YORK(UPO- Don Marbefore Illinois scored twice. lin, • shlft.y iaUbeck, tallied In the final period, however, three louchdowns and QIBrter· Indiana scored twice again to Dlinois Columbia Drubbed By Yale, 41-6 back Joe Massey passed to Lew Roney for two more seoresSeturdsy as Yale bullied an Inept Cotto0 BoW I turn the game Into a rout. Fullbock Hank Pogue, who gained 174 yards In 24 carriH, Columbia Team, 4J ..&.torunlts and tall bock John lsenbor;er, unboaten strllll! in Ivy League who rushed lor 123 In 2G competition to 16 gnmes: attempts, both scored twice for Merlin aw>ed a 5:>-yanl scorthe Hoosiers, while reserve illl! drive in the first period quarterbock Stephen Lives, slartlnv for the Injured Gory when he sklcted right end for a three--yard touchdown run to Lange, scored twice for the make the score 13-0. In the DALLAS (UPil - Approxl· llllnl on short plunges. third period, Merlin, Yale's mately 25,GOG tickets In . Illinois scored first on a onebest runner In the first half the Jan. 1, 1970, Cotton Bowl yard run by Dave Jackson, the with 61 yards In 15 carrleo, Classic will 90 on 1M block to play being set up by a <10-yard caughter passes of 25 yards mall applicants starting next pau lnlertorence call. Pogue scored Indiana's first touchfrom Messey and 12 yards fr<m Thursday. down at tho stort oi!M second The annual offering to the slllhomore Chuck Sizemore. period an 1 one·y•rd plunge, Roney, a strong- slrldllll!a"' general public will be bandied Don Warner converted, and the nlor end, scored 1he first Yale entirely by mall from Oct. 23 Hoosiers remained In front. touchdown on a 14-yard pass through Nov. ~with a drawing Harry Gonoo, who rogolned from Messey mldwa,y throulh to be hold to determine the his sterling quarterback spot, the llrst quarter. At 9:15 of tile order In which the applications second period, Meosey and Roo. will be tilled. The offer usually plunged over from the one for Indiana's IOCOnd touchdown, set ey hooked up in a 10-yard seor- Is over·subscrlbed. up by Pogue's.60-yard run and lng pass. . The partldpents, lsenborger then ran 19 yards Yale, which has notlostlnlvy will nof be known until late lor a score after a Pankratz League c:cmpetltlon since liar- November or early December. fumble recawry. vard shut out the EU in 196!1, The guest team may be picked The Hoosiers' third . - . In dOOll,.ted the game, holding first since Texas and Arkanses, the third period was a 35-yard columbia to 0110 llrot - . , and 1M co-tavorltes for 1M host role peso from ...,... quarterback miiDis four yarde on offense In as Southwoot Conference Mike Halzman to Lorry Highchampions, do not play until bough. the first helf. Yale now Ia :1.0 "Dec. 6_at Fayetteville, Ark. llllnols rallied tor two touchIn Ivy League P~ thlo - - There will be no limit on tho downs, botl1 by Lives, bu1 Columbia, pla,yl,.wlthoutlta numberofllckets'whlch may be two top ot!enah·e stars, Kevin ordered. bu1 no more then 10 Indiana compi<Md tho romp In Brown, out with a bod back, and should be requested In any the lourth period with 1 -Bill Wazevlch, sidelined with a lingle order, The price of ver ICOO'Ing from the one ...t Pogue from 1M ieven. cracked rib, scored Its onlY tickets Is s7each. Livas completed only 1 o1 21 touchdown when quartarbaek Each oppllcatlon should be po-s for 142 yards and two of John llaurio sneaked over fr<m accompanl• by 1 50· cent his throws were lnlllrcepled. the two with 6:07 left to pla1. mailing feo and sent to 1M Yale c:cmpleted the seorlng Cqtton Bowl Athletic when Bernie Soooloy scored 1 Aa-.cletlon, Box 7115, Inwood three-yard touchdown with 2:2t Station, Dellas, 75209. Penn Defeats left in the game. ·' 'tpa·rtn·ns· Upset Michigan Yii1118r · with 2:39 rtmalilllw s·_ · o._.,. a Buckeye State." Jolm A. Slipher oC Columbus was the only living lncllctee. Four honored posthumously were Dr. Dean E, Sbelclon of Sandusky, Waller Frye of WOOS· ter, Louis Bromfield of ManBfield and Charles H. Buck oC n.yton, Flf\v others were IJi.ven dls- bu1 lost tho boll twice on fum. btu. In ·edcfltlon, throe were picked off by tho alert Tickets Go On Sale ThurS<Jay howe-. A!.4IIIMA HUMILIATED BlltMINGHAM, Ala. (UPII - QMi '"'beck Bobby Scott polled , . One touchdown ~ ran for ·~ u 118 dlrocted 1 devast-'it\1 i ' - attack that \,jndtd Alabama • humlllailng 41·1~ drubbing Saturday; lehigh, 13-7 PHILADEI.PitiA (UP0 ...; : Quartorllafk 1'1111 Prac:acct ran 20 yards tor~ liouc~ lliii J loccer-ltll•·ldcker Eliot !lorry 1laUI llelol ~· ol3:i and 3~ Yllrd• Salllrdl$ to give Jlem. :l;lftllla a ts-:7 vii:IIIQ- r... . '•,• 11 ' llc:CARTHY UNSURE OF '72 IIINNEAI'OUS, MiM. (UI'Xl - Sen. Eugene MeCarthy said Sllurday he planned to remain . politically active through the J.ll1% prellldeRIIal election but cll,...t know exactly whst role he would pla,y. ·He did not rule out tUMilll! for 1he Senate as a New Yorker. TERRORISTS KILL TW,O· BANGKOK (UPI)-Comrilu· nlst terrorists killed an army major and a villagfr In a Friday attack on 1M hoadq,ar. tors of tho national llleurlty command In Sural TIWinlp 'Province, olllclal rejiCI'Is said Saturday. In Pattalunv 'l>rovlnce 'a man described by lhal pollee as a communist detictor was al~ murdered. ~ccl,' a .-,.••._,left. ·u . lleld-wllh ldsJajo bralsda . tilil ~··In ............. tu, .... .ro.. :ille •, \'r ' ,•- 'J ;; . ... �. ~'~.; . ',. · I ,;·•' '· '}. ,. I' I '·. ' •·. l . h. . , AI , . d' · 'K:y,ger &,e-ek \.. um.ps .· exa:n . er,. ·',.' P - The~ Tlm...&ntlnel, &Jndly, Octoller 19. 1989. 1•". , GALUPOLIS - J""k110n'a ).owerlld runnlqj"""'"' baclu!d , ' by a ruaod defense which UmOiled Galllpolla to 20 yards alii ~ flrol !klwn In the seconl U, carried Coach Ben Bucks lads to a 30-6 triumph o 'occach L. (Johlll\)') Ecker'• :tilue Dellis 011 Memorial Field ::t.ere FridaY night. : It was the lronmen's sev- j; c. etraial.i enth trlliJIIPil. In Soutl>oeetam Ohio Leaaue play, the Jacks..m- • tllelr record to 1!-M. Tho Blue. lilnlls aulfored their fourth COIISe<:ullw setback. Owrail, GAHS Is 2-5-0. IJ>. 1lde the SEOAL, the Galllana are 1-4-ll 398 _.,. Jack1011 racked Qll ,_ ~• ruablqj alii ~~eaaiDI. GAllS col• lected I~ total yards'. tio!ore a •• ewn tenn• Ill tho llrst partaol. Altar thtt, ihe ltOIINn ..Wed down to win aOlqj awiJ; Here's bow It hippened. In the first perled,JHSdrove 72 yards In 15 pla,yo. Dan Murphy scored from tho two with 1:441eft. TerryOabomerantho •; INDIVIDUAL NET FIRST DOWNS yARDS RUSHING Gallipolis . . • 4 2 1 0- 7 ' . (Galllpolla) Jackson •••• • • 6 6 6 5-- 23 ~LAYER TCB YG AVG YARDS GAINED RUSHING """ ' . riald make tid• atancl'i" ... the • ~- Noel •.••• 12 84 7•0 Gallipolis 88 40 19 2-149 LARAMIE, Wyo. <UPO- WU. The alliance piiiiii<ICI to pro, ..... < ... ::P. Noel • • . • • 14 57 4.1 Jackson 72 97 124 55- 348 Ue B!a<k· a QOkelllllll for the test BYll at the afWrnDOII fciolW,ac:k ~ W~ , v. ' ' . 2 0 o. 0 y ARlll LOST RUSHING Black Alliance at the ball pme.becalloe -lt Ia ~-- -dl ,,i:JCJellt, ~'t~.,; c e . n : : ::: • 1 -3 -3 Gallipolis ..••• I 4 3 3-11 Unlveral4' of Wyoming, aald od by theChurehofJeauaCbiiJI CI'OOi:hod IQMIIIIIie aft& Gl ~OTALS •• ..• 29 138 4.7 Jackson • • • · • • • 0 0 0 l - 1 l!&turdlY ~ legal dafa~oe llmd of Latt41r-dlY Salntl (Yorl!ioiO IIWI rliiJIII· ·, 'I ' .. 11 J •·: ,· ' • (Jacksonl NET YARD RUSHING will ba oet up for 1f Negro wldch the Nellf08l say adild'-· Alllt. ~~~!'!ii iPLAYER TCB YG AVG Gallipolis 87 36 16 -1-138 roo8Jall,pi&Jera4lllbll••••l!rom ,blacka but !lot• not allow ~ ~ to ltiil ~~~.~\' ..,_.._ Jackson 72 97 124 54- 347 7 8 7 55 .,UDUUI HIP • • • • • • • TTEMPTED the team. . to bold hliber dllcea. • .I&Jd a il~l!~ ~ The board of trustees upheld Black aald It -mecllD him cliilai_M f\lild·11'i•,, .• · "Valentine. • • • ,30 167 5.5 PASSES A 2 2 I 5 10 ';aurphy •••••• 17 92 5.4 Gallipolis · • • a declalon to cllllbliss the play- that whal an lndlvlAlal -ch urdV bUt he clld: , ~~~ ·s 19 3.8 Jackson • . . . . o 3 2 4- 9 era - five of them scheltllod could dictate· w!lether 8 per1011 er there were IJiun . . .• "' wr • • • • ' ' ' pASSES COMPLETED to otart IIIIa week- alter meet- cOuld protest, that coach was for a legal battle: 6 3.0 :&ckley ....... 2 !poll 1102-4 lng molt of the nl&bt. . !'Meadows ...... 3 8 2.6 Gall s .. .. ~OTALS·· ~··._ • . 64 347 5.4 Jackoon. , • . . • 0 0 1 3-4 W)'OIItlnG alhlellc .... J. Jacoby aald cllrector the ath• INDIVIDIJAi.J' ASSING PASSES JliTERCEPTED : (Gallipolis) Gallipolis ••••• 0 2 o 0-2 broke regutatl011s by wear;.LAYER C-A h 'G TD Jackson • • •. . • 0 0 0 0-0 lock armbands In _.-t protast aplnlt Brlib&m -clen • • • · • • 4-7 0 11'--4.._ YARDS PASSING2 10 0 5-17 0.10 0 0 -G~s . . . YOUII8 Unlverlill, Wyoming's ••h . . • • • • . . .....~0 0 30 21-51 _.eat Saturday. ~ Neal . .•••• 0.2 o o 0 Jac•- • · • • :tOTALS 0.2 0 1~ o TOTAL YARDS Blach said the Negro ath· • (Jacksonl Gallipolis 89~ 16 4- 155 lates were the 011es who dodd. GAllS TOUCHDOWN - llue Devil Fullback Chuck Neal (on goelllne, Ill front oC DarfLAYED , C-A I YG TD Jackson ...72 97 154 75-398 eel 1o make a llaDd 011 their bawin Valentine's (43) left kneel scored from the thr..,.yard line In the first period ~thkllw 4-8 1 51 0 RETURN YARDAGE lle!a. ·_. seconds reriullnlqj to give host Gallipolis Its only touctwwn oC the night against ac son ;Psborne · • • · · · 0 'Gallfpolla . . 38 42 15 10- 105 "HoW llllll\Y AJnerlClll8 would 0 1 1 Friday. GAHS blocker over Noel Is s.,omore Iackie Chuck Wood (58). Jackson remained olielenllne !rOTALS • • • • • 0. 4-9 2 51 o Jackson 15 0 22 8- 45 make tbla stancl'l"· he aald. unbeaten In seven outlqjs witll a 30-6 triumph. PLAYS • INDIVIDUAL RECEPTIONS "IICJW llllll\Y wldte Americana : (Gallipolis) Gallipolis ..• 12 12 7 8- 39 j>LAYER C-A YG TD Jackson •.•• 15 17 21 20-73 ,Surnett .• • , .. • 1-3 9 0 FUMBLES .p. Noel ••• , . • , 2-3 6 0 Gellipolia • • • .•• 0 1 0 I- 2 Q ll rd ATHENS _ An ln~pired run to lie the score at 8-8 with tutes played out the remailller S.. Tho a-tlful Mow 1970 !leona 1•1 2 o Jackson .. • • • •, . 0 0 0 0-0 of the contest as the Bulldogs"'" ao'::':on ::: : : : : o-1 0 0 FUMBLES UJST Wellston Rocket team threw a flw minutes remaining In the Q-How many widowerr Mony Style• and Decort pod their leoaue record to 3-2 were elected to the U.S. )!. Canaday •••• 0.2 0 0 Gallipolis •••• · .o 1 0 0 - I scare into Athens Friday night third period. Dlscrlmlnatl"' Taste. pre.ridencu? oionTALS 4-!0 17 o Jackson., •.. . . 0 0 0 0-0 as they led the defending chamOn tile Orstploy of lheCourth while Wellston Is now. 1-4. Industry In Quality . Athens netted 13 Drat downo, A-Two-Thomas J.e ffer~(JackiKinl yARDS LAST PENALTIEli pions s-o lor over two quarters quarter Abdella fired a DveKit and Cronl••• Double WI•••· . , ~LAYER C-A YG TD Gallipolis (3) • .• 0 8 0 17-ZSbefore finally collapsing in the yard touchdown pass to llalf- 145 yards on tile groulll, alii son and Martin Van Buren. hit oeven of elaht passes !or 98 . 3-3 37 0 Jackson (6) ... 20 5 30 15-70 fourth period which oaw Athens back Stu Smltll and this same Q-Whot is the longest ~~~lllne • . . . . 1-2 14 0 LINEUPS score 24 points to win by a32-8 combillltlon worked forthecoJ>- yards. Stu Smith's 59 yards In nine carries paced the Athens fortified line ever bullt1 • r.' • . I , ... __.o,. • • ' ' • · ' • n 2 0 0 (Gallipolis) version to push Athens In frolt 1 attack. A-The Great Wall ol !'Wallace · • • • · · · ~ M. marg "16-8 1111 II 52 left to play ~ TOTALS 4-7 51 0 ENDS- Elliott, Howard, The downtrodden Rockets put w : • Wellston's o!Cense garnered China, stretching for more ' lnte ted. Canaday, Wilson. the first pollts on the hoard In The minutes later Joe staley 12 nrst downo, 141 71rds rush- than ~·JiOO miles. ~RCEPTION TACKELS - Wood, Hems- the secolll period when they Intercepted a Wellston pass and : x. Q-How IIIO'IIU CO!IIIella· ' RUNBACKS worth, M. Davis, Halley. marched 83 yards In 22 ru,.. retumecllt 68yards to the Rock- lng, and complelad two oheven ' (Gallipolis) GUARDS - Hueholt,-Baxter, nlng plays to score with Dennis et one yard line from where passes for 23 yards, Dennis tiom art lheret A-There are 88 conatel: PLAYER PI YG TD Cleland, G. Davis, Romaine. Headley runnir.g the final lour Dick Ruller boomed In Cor the Headley was the top gainer with :~os .,no1r ~,~ ,11 : Wilson 1 21 0 CENTERS - A. Wedemeyer, yards to paydlrt. Roger Sella- TD. Dave Cooo added tho two 8~ yaro~ in~ ~~~s. • . ' ' ' • · ' · ' 1 o o Sslller~, . , .-• lOll !'llfl~e It point conversloo lor a24-8lead , : Howa::s· . • .• : 2 21 0 BACKS - s~oowten~. Jlush, =~~m f~'ilill~iiiili Mtile wltll 9:51 remalnl~ . 1 · •' " · · TOT (Jacksonl Bostic~ • P. · Neal, Bin-nett, c. ·halt Abdella !allied the Onal Bull- w8t1iiton • . ·. . o 8 o o- 8 (None) Neal, E. Saunders, North. Athena cam~ back to knot the dog TD on a 38 yard keeperalll KICKOFF RETURNS (JackiKinl score In the third quarter on a tllen passed toEndGeolfRoseJ>ENDS- D. Wallace, Woolum, 64 yard drive that ended when berg for the conversions to (Galllpolls) : PLAYER KO YG TD Jenkins, Llo,.l. Dick Rutter rammedlnCromthe make It 34-8 wltll 6:34 showing : Bush , ••••. , • , . 3 48 0 TACKLES - Murphy, Roe, one yard line. Quarterback Jolin on the clock. · Duncan. Coach Don Eskey's substl· ' Howard 1 21 0 Sc1tes, Abdella added the conversion GUARDS - Taylor, G. Wal: p · Noel·. ·.:: : : : : 1 15 0 : TOTALS 5 ' 34 0 lace, Nichols, E. Michael. ' (J k on) CENTERS - stockmelstar. · ac s ; PLAYER KO YG TD BACKS - Murphy, Walford, ' 011 2 27 0 Valentine, o,borne, Oliver, : V verti. " ' ' .... • 1 15 o Beckley, Moadows,Bock,'Mict>' a1en ne • • .• • •·· ' TOTALS 3 42 0 ael ' PUNT RETURNS NEXT GARS GAME - Oct. 24 • at ~p. (Gallipolis) NELSONVILLE - Coach Bob conversion to give Ironton a 20(None) Bruney's Ironton Tigers, still 0 lead. In the aeconl period tho on(Jacksonl smarliqj from their narraw24slaught contlrued as Bob Benlo: PLAYER PR YG TD 19 loss to Jackson last week, ley scored ona 12 yard run alii 3 : Oliver • ••• • · · · · • • 1 0 ALL GAMES took out their frustrations on • RECOVERED ENEMY FUM· T p OP NeliOII'rill&-York Friday night Sternaman added two toucl>: BLES _ D. Valentine. TEAM W L Bu k by downs on runs of six and two ; PUNTS - Gallipolis: Bush- Jackson •• •. 7 0 0 247 55 ao they burled tho c eyes yards. Sophmlore Jeff Howard 5 2 0 188 66 a whooping 60-0 score. : 2-52 (26.0). Jackson: Mlchael,I~Jton . • , • 2 1 114 95 While the lrontonoffensewu succesalld& kicked all three 4 ; 1-30 (30 Ol. .. 1 over the field thed~>- conversions to boost the Tigers Meigs • • • · • 1 98 81 rolling 3 3 ' SCORING - GalliPOliS: C. Logan • • · ' ' limited the h o s t Into a 41~ halftime lead. : Neal, 2- yard run, 0:05 Drat Athens. . ••• 3 4 0 90 122 fenslve unit Foil~ a scoreless third Gallipolis ••• 2 5 0 164 117 team to juot 38 yards pesolng, quartar, the Tigers a>Plodod !or : (run fall). I Jackson: Murphy, 2-yardrun, Wellston ••• 2 5 0 78 224 Intercepted ·otxN-Y paaaes,and 19 polJto In the final period aa 1, 1!•• first '-so ralO; Osborne, Nels.-York • . 0 7 0 60 247 held them toamlnusellfityards Mlko Akers returned an Inter... r,uahlng. : 27-l'llll, 3:26 secolll (run fall); . ' --. . Fullback Rick Boykln scored cepted pass 32 yard a for a touchBathro&ms take on new life and ;l~eli­ ', Vel-"-, 3-o:un, 1o:29, third SEOAL ONLY I the n t down, Bentley telllod again 011 "'""~ L T p OP three touchdowns n rs an eight yard run, alii Bobby neu with Style-Bold Plastl~·fl~ll~" ~ (Valentine, ,run); SaCetY, 7:49, TEAM w 0 159 49 period on run& ol17,12alllflve Ponoh. Here where WOI!I Is a ofactor ·•n• '· tourtlt· Murphy, :...run, 1:15, Jackson •••• 5 o 0 182 48 yards wltll Quarterback Greg smith hit paydlrt from tho one decorating io · difficult, . all-new Styl ... i ~ (Oliver,' run). lroftton • • • • 4 1 1 74 53 Starnaman nmnlqj thotwopolnt yard line. Howard bonlod one providea a beautcful answer 10 Bord ~ TEAll STATISTICS Melp • •. • • 3 1 !aurtll quarter convvslon. both problems. This exceptional .ponolj Ironton's otrense showed 255 . : SCORE BY QUARTERS Athe!IJ • • ••. 3 2 0 90 64 42 164 ing. ia mo•e to withstand the · ...,, o , : c;.nlpolls .. .. 5 0 0 ·0_ 6 Logan . .... 2 2 1 80 46 Wolloton .. .. 1 4 ~ ;yards ruablng, !52 passing on 48 200 woter s'Oops and housclh.o ld allenta Ill! ·, .• • , , 6 6 8 10-30 Galllpolla, •. I 4 0 81 Nelo.-York ... 0 5 10 of 19 allellqlll, alii 12 first comm~n to bathrooms. Suifaco an.ls¢ar.. TOTALS 19 19 2 735 735 downs. Boykln rolled It! 95 , lines are sealed against moisture. , 71rds In 12 carried lo lead the permanentl·y. And with tho wide selection _· FHIDAY'S R&WLTS: Tigers. of colors and patterns ovalloblo, decorJackaOII 30 Galllpalta 8 Nelaon'rille- York managed oti"' po•llbll itln are unlimited. Out• Logan 0 Melga 0 only three nratdolrns, hit t11ree standing, too, are the low-c.oat of. StyleAthens 32 Welloton 8 oC 10 passes for 38 yards ()lad Bard and the saving• pou1ble w1th tho Ironton 60 Nels.-York 0 six ,lntarceptadl, alii finished mointonanc ..free qualities of this new OCT. 24 GAMES: with a mlrus elt!ht yards ruohpl1 atlc-linished panel by Evana. Athens at Ironton lng. Gallipolis at Logan The victory upped Ironton' 1 '· Melso at Wollaton leagc~~ record to 4-1 while NolNels.-York at .JackiOII aon'rille-York II winless In five : : ibrlditnt 91!...,.. • , them l t ! -' • 'iii' ~ ' . . !!1a<k edf. M ·--"\~'"---,.,~ ~~~~~~~~ AHS Rallies To Drop Wel&ton Q U IC K U IZ Stop, In Todar and .See Joe Gil••.or Jlin _ · FjNANCING AVAILABLE . _· . FRENCH. C'tt .fAOBI~(­ 't;:S, . KO.J \~AlE~; .','•.: :{' ·. ~~~~o~,:~ :wbvT"~4~~ wl!r:~~fiiii!:;2c~ilf:. ! BEAU BAT Ironton Hands Buckeyes Seventh Straight Defeat s WRH New Style·-Bord SEO Standings PLASTIC-PRE-FINISHED PANELS . hy EVANS an Beautiful plastic-finished ~Is HAS YOUR MOBILE HOlE GOT THE . BLAHS? K&K MOBILE HOMES HAS sam••· The scan 135 PIM St. rllabt at Kypr Creek. of 279 yard a In tho ·first lait · " JCI9 ·I!Gtlweb acorod three The _...... picked It! 53 tlmoa, one on a 70-yard klckotr yarda ruahliw the seconl hiit return to open tile oecolll half alii added 67 yardo puslqj !or &Ill another on a86-yardpessln UO yardo not. In tile aeconl the wan1J11 mlnataa c1 tile first half, the Bobcall hit for 94 halt · yards In the air alii rolled !01' David 'Wblta hltpaydlrt twice, 152 on the gr<lllllll for a total or both m three yard runo. Glenn 248 net yards. The lldH:all had 21 Oral Smith rambled 54 yarda !or a fourth period touchdown. Jack downs to Mwn!orthe!\)artana. Henacin ran 19 yards for a score Kypr Creet< had a net 525 ;yanta alii Jack Paroona took a 29 IDCI1111in1385 on the ground alii Yard pass !or a touchclown. 140 In the air, complotlrw Ow Alexander wu held to 10 of 10 panes. Ale.ander was day ":GABS-Jackson Statistics • .LET US CUIE THEM 'AND GIYE YOUR MOBILE HOME ABRIGHT, FRESH OUTlOOk .· .· ' l\.~,.1.' . GAWPOLJS ~ Coach Howle yardo net l'lllltlrV lb the :ftrat ..... !or !9ln the )lellll11&ame · 16-0. . ' pasaad to Ken Brown '!n'~·· march .-.rod. 82 ;yan!1 Ia 10 Lie Mmer'a1f,ner Creak Bob- half alii had 31 yarda ,eaelqj .for 88 yard1 alii hlld 83 yards With 4:45 left In the MCond tn pointe alii the ·l ldH:atalod PlaYa, . . ..... Glerlll Smith a...-ed the last r !!til rolled b'.llx touchdowtlo . !or a net 41 yarda whll8 the big ·Oft tho gr<lllllll !01' a lilt oC 161 period, tho lldH:ats eeorecl:afi,. 40.0. on the IP'OIIil alii paaood .!or Bobeat machine IJ'ound ~ )'al'do. er a 57 yard drive In 10 pla,yO.: Smith hit ,Paroono with a ~ Bobcat touchdown midway In till two ·more as they routld ttie yards on the. ground aiJII ad!lod ~r Cl'eak acoredwl!b4:40 David Wblta went In from. thr.ee yard ~~eao tar tho nelll toucl>- fourth ~~erlod on the ,l onpst r111 ~alllet, -rtano 60.14 Frl· 48 Yla the alrlanea for a ·Ioiii left In the !Irst~~erlod w.hon . .v. yards out. Glmn Smith )lelaod down ·with about 7:\0 left In the from sc~ of the contait. ·~llll" roa111 aa1y c!'CJlid. Tba Galllull ba)ilod JIIS 011 Tbe p8tloil~l oldelt Greek >t '·!·" '.' letter fratlfltltY II Phi Jjeta Ironton • , , , • 20 21 0 18- 90 l(appa, ~at WIIIWn Nola.-YOrk , .. 0 0 0 0- 0 aDd 1luY . ·ge in 1'1'16. ' ' SPECIAL fillS . EVANS' ' . AND i AlUMINUM SIIIDNG · ~ ildcats ., ( .i . · }i'$lt;Ons Walloped, ·50-13 dlod While FaiCOIII who acor- eel only oecond and !wrtb per. od trlumphl In the opening !lve loci touchdowns. Bullington opened the game' a Winter --..s J;la'fe~~~­ testa oC the sea1011 but have ocorlng wltll 29 yard paycllrl 'IIOOCI'• okludiCiowua aa the pow. DOt - lllnce. 1be Rod Devlla Jumped jaunt earl¥ In the first stanza !lrM Red Devlla rolled to a period lead, 111111 then Mille Akers ran OYer lo-13 ovor Coach Birn- to a 20.0 itle'l Wabama Whlta Falcona added 14 more Ill the ilecond the extra points to make the quarter 11!4 ... u.iir final 16 score 8.0 Ill favor of Coach i'rtday nl&bt. Fred Taylor' 1 Rod Derila. ·. The lola was the third during the final period. Wahama, meanwhile, manasWinter then ICOred the othFalillt !or the lnluey - rider two opening period six polntars 011 runo <:t '22 and RAVENSW90D- Halfbac:ka steve Blllllll&ton and M I k e an oe orr 'l!'st =:e ;:::· ~::.swo::··n: ;Friday's High liOOlScores .... ' ~i iO!Iiil br) .buto · ' . SCHOOL t FOOTBALL SjiORES ~~ United Prell International -.ware Hayea 20 Gahanna o 1-•ller 14 Marietta 7 'Newlrk 28 z.nesvute 27 ~eld Local 26 Mt. Plaaa. ·IIIGH ant 6 ~ after , ~h 1'~r .~ouccea~. n.;-JackliGII ..CQIIDdM•·.-up. :lyth~l~:~lnpea:. loci when Bu!Dnston broke loooe on a 78 yard gallOP tO pay. liflfflln 28 Mar7svllle 16 Upper Arllnaton 21 Chillicothe cllrt. Glom Smith hit Gary Hout · ' , \,. ,, , ; ·;lor'!~~~ 12 West Jelferson 28 Dublin o FrankUn llelsht• 21 Teays Valley o East Knox 14 Columbus Acad- .. i• ' IDlY 0 with an aerial !or tile extra polnla. Wbama aot on the scoreboard with about !our minutes remalnlng In the oecond Ql8l'ler when ~ck, llowaanrd,alx Junlardosrand.,...-teboot-rr Y eel the extra point. Ravenowood, by tlds t I m e with a comCortable lead, contlnuod to pour It on with Wlntar rumlnl !or his tldnl TD of the evening 00 a 15 yard carry· Buffington scored the extra polnll on a run. Neither teem scored In the llllrd Qllrler llllllln the fourth, Wabama was llrat 1o break tile clrousht- when Howard hit Senlor Halfback Gary Clark for • five yard TD aerial. Howard's extra point . kick after IIIIo touchdown was olf larpt. On the kld<-d after Wahama•a IIOCOild alx.polnter, Wintar- broke loooe 111111 ran 83 yarda Into tho FaiCCIIIaend ZC111e. Smith ~~esaod to Chuck Wloe for lhe extra polntl. The •flnaltail¥ -wa•vla•21 yard run by !ll""•ston '1'1111 urn,, Smith petaod COiqllete lo Gary lblt for the extra ' §elo $2 COmottoa Valle,y 22 NMiark ~thollc 56 New Alban)' .,. ·Jomlne 8 Adena o . f"'ll'"old 28 .B rilliant u · NUea lolcKlnley 23 i. Warren Western Roeerve 14 Fl!ldlaY 35 F t 12 'Coq.aawlonre~onArlinglon 6 .C.een 21 Nllloleoo 20 I . . . . , ·~o Piqua ' Wooater 3 Ashlbci 0 New Cilnc:ord Moralll 0 Well Mulklnllllll 27 RooeVIlle IIOdna . I 'a · ·so It Tri-Vall.. 30 Crocksvtne 12 Pbllo 49. Sllerldan 0 . Jllller 20 Eastern 8 ·· BoellsvUle UCIIIIMlrOII(W. va.) 22 '" 'ew 'Lexlnston 27 loli,svme ·' 14 · .New~r!ljGWII 36 Meadow· flrook .. :Da.riillt lltlv;ora barD . l,lllol~·· Col. · 18 DaytonJJun.. WN!e. 14 DQ1Ian · ·u · . Sltbblnl 8 12 8 .. ·28 North- Cl~~t: 0Adami 6 Falrfleld Union 48 LlberQI Un1on 6 Canal Wlnchestar 34 Carmll 13 Berne Union 28 Plckerlnaton 8 Cola. Re&dy f& Cola. South 8 Hamilton TOWIIII!I» 12 Utica 6 Heath 35 Watklili Memorial ,21 Jackson 30 r•lllpollo 6 Ath.,o 32 Welllton 8 "'rlnllfleld Soutll32 l'ortamouth Q Claymont 32 Cambrldae 6 Fairborn 24 "'rlnilleld NortiJ 21 Pilat Valle)' tt Unloto 6 North c.m.io' llooYor 26 Oakwood 12 CIIYal!o&a Falla 28 (:anton Lin· onln o · ' Canton Aquinas 21 c:antoi.·Tim; ken6 ' MuBIUon 52 Hamilton Garfield 12 . .· Mulilll ' Hardin 29 llan!dleld . Sealor 14 Ple.aunt 44 Buclce,ye Caltral 20 Rl- Valley 40 Colclllel craw. ford it · ' ' w .·] ::.'6 ~~~~~~;~ da ( ck), · ·r • High Jn ;:,uutbem Jumor ~'16-14 Win Over Eastem Coach Gar Bill'"' Soli~ ·.' . RACINE- Anaxcltlngfourth iia-polnll, putting Southern back Y '"' 1 .~ · • IIW'Ier really b~Ulibt a 16- Into the ball game. westarn IUI!)Jlonders are still 14 viCtory for the Southem.JunWith one minute and 22 oeclonldns for their Drat w I n. lor llll!ll School over the East- oods to liP, Neaoe soored anothThe IUIJIIlanders are 0.4-G In em Junior IDih football 188m or 'l1l for Southern with 0 r d SV AC play 111111 0-5.0 lo •a I I at Eastern Wecmelday night ap1n making tho extra points Jump the fashion hurdle in. this square too, high games . Soutl!westarn hosts . The little Eastarn Eagles loci gvlng the Htlie Tornadoes tile front buckler. Brown Action-Finish i smooth leather. Eastern oC Mslgs County next s.o at halfUme and had mov _ 16-14 victory. Friday. · . eel ahead 14-0 over the junior Southam Coach. Duane Wolfe After a acoreleoa flrat per. Ton!acloes by the final CJI&r. crodlted Ord, Mike Weaklnahy loci, the Wlldcall touk an 8.j) :lor. However, In the loat a1x 111111 Barry Thein with soocl delead as the oeCCIIId period OP- minute• and 44 IIOCOilds the fenalve jobs for tho Tornadoes enod when Larry c..-ns Tornadoe& pushed over ior a liDd Charlea Knlalrtln8 a n d went Dve yards on a CJ!Brter- 'l1l with Mitch NeaM carry- James Ferrell with excellent back SDellk and then peaoed log, Vern Ord scored the ""· paso cle!ense work for South- 1-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii to Bill WeDs for tile extra ern. polnta. Southwestern came back wltll a touchdown on a 20 yard pasa !rom Joe Waters to Ruat,y Hutchina 111111 tllen llutchlno scored the extra points on another paao from Watero. That tied the score 8..'1. Hannan Trace went ahead 168 at tile halC as Cremeens puseel 20 yards to BUI• Wells !or • ' 1 the tGUchdown and W a y n e 4Jeen ran Cor tile extra polnll. Cremeens ocored lhe next Wildcat touchdown In the tlllrd period oii a 20 yard run to put Hannan Trace aheed 22-8. The try lor extrapolntswasnosoocl. Norm Swindler went 12 yards You"veahNya bam autunl up tile middle for the next touch. oboulder mm. The comfortable, reclown In the !ilurth period and laud look auitod your kiDd oC lite. Cremeens waa stopped on the Well. wo're panial to the tty for the extra point. It was Datunl ..... dd.. look too. ADd richt 28-8. Cremeens ~~eaood 30 yards now. . . have a fine telection of our to Jerry Wauib for tile final favorite~ttunlGeotlem•nSaitafrom Wildcat touchdown. Cremeens 'BOTANY' 1100. T1ae ouito have lbe ran the extra polnto 1o make It DOW look which C..tuno modiAod lliPP,_ 36-8. lioD at the waiR, hiibor back vente, wider Hannan Trace had 19 llrsL lapela. 8Dd p n t l y <\II downs. The Wildcats JP'OIIIIClout U.Oaubtlo-tbat..,....tobapewlthi51 yards rushing and c onout pttiDg llhowy. nactod on oeven oC 12 pas101 Ia tty on our for 60 yards for a net 511 'BOTANY' liOONatum!GeniJI>. yards rushing alii peaolnB. No 111&11 9ulto Ia the statistics were available on tile fubloa fabrit:o 8Dd oolOn. See how - t the oubtlo Hllhlanders. ~look on you. Wayne ~n was the workhorae oC the nlllht for tile Wildcats with 251 yards In 24 attelllllta. HANNAN TRACE 0 16 6 12-36 SOtri'HWESI'ERN 0 8 0 0- 8 pointe. Wabama will take on ~In Ill bomecomlnr out1nr Friday nlillt. · 11J Qlal-ters: WAIIAioiA 0 7 0 8-13 40 Clelle. ... 20 It 0 1&-50 1 RAVENSWOOD · 11JY~e Z2 FJIIft 20 TEAM ftATIS'IIC& Lakowood 18 llollawk (WyllldpQ 20 IUop. W R 18 Ftu• c~M~GD 14 dalo ... , Ruth •••.• • • 28 399 . . ... Gilead s llclrlb UniQri 0 .•• Pa 131 0 2JNOJwoed 14 · ·s....,..... 0 Y...: · •• • • • • • · • . 38 14 . 7 ':1 ppsr . .., Yda • • . • .. .. 158 399 · · lb:Jru• 14 w~ ~ ~ i• • . • •• • 1 BeUW. ,ll~ .· .. 0 .: • 1 2 01 ~ • • •. • ••• IIQ ~.llliaY!IIe YC!fk . . ' Uilt , , , , , ;,128 1 .0 ttem 11 A •.•..• •••• " 18 0 ,•:''I'·~ ;,. . '111.· \21iodiofo.i. ~ ' Contpl ' ts· ... PLUS A FABULOUS LIME OF . t.d•- u a _,. -..o ,.. ,. . Ita the look . c.u 'Botany' 500. tailored by Daroff BURDETTE SECOND GALLIPOLIS - 1llc:k Burdette, Galllpol!o placed aecond In tho U.,yoer-dd dlvialon of the Zooe PUnt, Paaa 111111 Kick Conll!ll. held Salurday mornlnlln lhlnlin&kJol. W, VL . . - - - - - -.... Yotr Savlnas En ., 5% ' , •.1 Thn's A Clleck EvtrJU You Mall The RI..W e . ..' I"' u..vt ·NOWI, .., l.·ti~;;'l~=1;j:~i;' lllor ·, '• ...... ••••.• ,.' 801 1702 ' '., \' " .... ' I~ ' '( f .. ' .., I ,. ' ·, ·'' ' ' '··~ ,; ' . '. oPP. BIO DEPOl ' 67$-3000 . '• ' W. •• .. l •·- ,H ' ' (- ' . •\ • > • I & I MCIILE HOME SALIS ... Clhould-. · SELEC1110N OF ioRT·COATS Schult, lolonarch & C_.,rl4,e loloblle H. .H JACKSON PT. • Rat. CORONET $19.95 •~ ·p.a~' · Post 36-8 Win. . Yi..,. kl BUCKLED J, AlUMINlliON PAINT 3411 That pasalng combination, Crala White to Orla Hodnall, was aood COl' the ~·· Gilly oilier touchdown, IIIIa time for nina yards. Hudlall waa otoppad on the tty ror the PAT. That elllod the scorlqj at GD-14. Kyger Creek Is , _ 6-1~ In all games alii leads the Southern :r Southweotarn as IIIey downed 26~ OYer Green Hi8h School the 1118\J18ndero 36-8. <1. Lawrence CountY. Hannan The WUclcats. are now l.:l.j) Trace entertains North Gellla Ill the SV AC and 2.4-0 In all next Friday nlllht at Morcerpme1. Th"!r other win was , •Uli. . GALLIPOLIS - Coach Noel Relater's HaaJan Trace Wildtab . racked· lip their flrat . ~ ,Valllll' .~atlc Con~ ·~;m Friday nlllht at AND ~ ::: oe ;; l LOOK IS BLUNT George alii Roclcy IIIII, bath alx yards 111111 steve Saunclera SECOND - E. Bowers, 14 • • yar · oC whom were ruled lnellli· scored the PAT on a pass. yard pasa, "'riJQ!Br, PAT; RobFOURTH - D. Hell, D, 2 ble Friday. Harvey Brown telllod the eec- ln1011, 47 yard return oC film- ~~s:;;~;,"2o~=Th.l Pirates got on the score- ond TD Clll a 20 yard 1'UII 111111 ble; ~. 14 yard return board lata In the tblrd period Loren Noel ran the ext r .a oC lnterceplod pass, PAT(ldck); clers PAT (Paol); H. Brown, ent o1a potn•• ""-'•-r when Jlobby Rat!'• ~ w ~..,.. ...,.. • Rollin~ - • 15 yard (NG), 20 yards, L, Noel PAT. yards · to aoore. It was to~ Here Ia a l'UIIdown m -.1 he paae. ;::r:;au~ ~ ~ ~2~ at the end oC three periods. scoring, hy perloda: ,. 'l'IIIRD - Sprlnaer, 60 ;yard North Gallla acorod twice lrl FIRSI' - IP'lnaer, 30 yard ~<- AND . Smith scampered 54 71rd1 and wont the last 25 yarda chased by four _....nde!andera. JoiiJ>ny Baird failed lo pt the extra polnto and Kypr Creek I~ out tile oervlceo oC T erIe y the laat period. Jack Smith went pa11. Coach DIDII1 15 yards 111111 another on a 47yard mum of arec:overedl\unble, Charlo• IP'lnaer, 155iJOIIftd Junior, alao scored three touchdowns, me on a 30 yard paos, one oo a 14 yard rud>ack oC an Cbllck ~aon, Its pound lntareeplod !leN 111111 lllother ~. ~ed three toueh- oo a ' 60 71rd Pint runback. 110iin1 c.; 'pa1181 12 and North GaJUawaapll)'lngwlthSl'EWART _ IIIII'• Federal 11oc1<1q Laneei:s handed the North Galllo Pirates a '55-ll2 loll, their fourth 'In a row Frlda;r nlillt. The Llllcera .;. 4-2-1111111 the ""nrates 2-li.G ·'' _,._.I third perla4. Jalm Metzaer nn 1l'O extra polnla. The lld>cats led 48-0 after marching 38 71rd1 In n.. pla,yo. Willi 5:50 to ao In tile third period, the _...... got on tho oc~ . CraJaWhlta~~eoood S1 yard a to Orla lludlall for the touchdown aod Hudmll ran tile extra polnla. It was 48-8. The third )lerled • - witll K.Yaer Creek aheed 54.8 after Jack Henaon went 19 yards to score. Tom Danneywas stopped on the PAT a~ The Bobcat Federal-Hocking Pounds North Gallia, 52 To ~~ J:\:S' AND WAT'S JUST ONEWEA! by q•rtera: to Jolin Metzpr !or tile extra polntl to glw Kypr Creek a 24-0 lead. Rothgeb scored apln ltlth ·t:35left In the hal! on a38yud piao from White. Wblta ran the extra polnto. The lldH:ato cgy. ered 51 yard a In two playa ro.. the touchdown. It "aa 32-0 at the halt As tho second half opened, again It was Rotllaeb who brOUI!ht tho lldH:at lana to their feet as he retumod tile ldckoft 70 yardo !or.atouchdown. Wblta ld White went three yardo. Jack Par80118 ran tile extra polnll to make It 8-0, ~t'ahowthefint period allied. The Bobeats went 72 yards_In 12 playa !or the toUchdown. Jon Roth,i)eb scored hla firat touchdown !rom alx yard a out wltll 11:&5 to go In the HCOIId pertod.. Parsono ran the ex1n polnta. The march covered 99 yards In five playo alii feuurod an 80-yard run by Paraona who scampered frllll his two yard line to the !Prtana 18. It was '' ' •.'i· l ' ...• . . ···~ I. rl • ' �'I ' FGJR... - , 8. llOQJrl ......... mite M.n I- r I BY KEITH WISECUP .; The Meigs 1\laraudero were :JD but olimiJateoUr<llll I'll' title *liopes Friday nlghtat Marauder ..otllcllum tllng tho ~n Chleltallll 0-0, In what inuat have "Jieeft Ol1e tho gi'Oit clerensiVO ' tiles In 44 years or Southuatern Ohio league competi- or tion. ' Both defenses proved !law. Jeu when they hod their backs J.o the wall, causing tumbles, or 'I . ' •· •. I ' IIGCk Strbiil' &lr~.dllon . Use 'Th1hf ~ &~aow .R..c a~ ' · · Tani( . "'*· Conlaet IU!rold A. At.• trick. No;. l . eroy, aq..,, Phone • u~~erty ....... Pomt92-5ntl the Meigs 41. Senl'l" quarterback BobJolt~ aton tl>rew the bomb to junloc end Mark Slaw, The ball was tipped Into the air four Urnes by players ot both teams · aril finally grabbed by Logan's Ill'~ lor end Rod Garel on the 5. He got to the three before~ lng tackled by Melgajunlorcor. nerbatk Tom Hom1er. However, It was ruled by the referees little did al\l'bOdY know at the time, as the game ended at onee - that the PISS was in. I • IJ OJwald.& J - Jocolly • ' II NOK'nl .QJl •su •n -----~------T, 1~ CORY AIR~-­ ilble. I sol heuraopower, t opiecl, tacb, and 1111101. f2Z5.. can M8ot41M after 4 p.m. 234-U a pess interception, or the offense to sputter. The fiJal plays In the first complete because it was touched and secorJJ halves turned out to in succession by two Logan be the apl..,..inglera. Both were boys. HOW IT WENT but disastrous lor the MaLogan won the toss and elect-·~rauders. :;: With seoondsremalnlnginthe ed to receive. Sophomore Tll\l' • ' lecood Cl\llrter, senior Meigs WIUiams teed It> the ball and --quarterback Pat O'Brien faded kicked It to sophomore Rick ·:back to pass and lost the handle Krebs who returned it to the ball ~n senior tackle Logan 33. Senior speedster tailback ' Mike llartmln picked It> tho Lowe, who getned 132 Chuck loose baU and lumbered to the Marauder 20 yard line before yards in 28 carries, was stop·O'Brien drq:ged him down, and ped lor no gain ontheftrstplay. He was hit hard on the next play the half ended! And on the final play or tho at the line of scrimmage and ·.~e, ~bid possesolon on fumbled and junior end Woyne .V5ED- itA~-: "'3-.:.i~ au Royal, KMG ~writers, IJM,$0, I NCR M21 caoh rllll- :·.,.the tn ••• .. ~ llr 'IJI-COUMlY' · f. . '. lOtAL :i· '" o.- ru(rljc · · SkJIIrie:'~:xiJ• . ·~ AND HEATING 830, FOtlrtlt A... Pbolle ue 1811 -----:---------· FOR tAIS2 •Ana tJt .AKQZ I. Both vulnonble West Nortll r..t s..lh It Puo ZN.T, PUo J".o latAor, 1 VIetor rqlater, 1 3N.T. Goatetner 1 mlmocpapll, Sllnmona Pta. & omce ~ tt6ol397, 232-tf The lllow player 11 a men· ---..:-""'--------- ace to everyone at tbe table. Not that be wiDI from tbem, ... Ill . ea Ill but rather 1!111 he epolll tbe S'fANDAIW game. PLUMBING 6JIEATING Strangely enougb, you ean 2U Thlnl AYe. ut.a782 aj>eed up }'<lur own play ma· terlaUy ll you will learn to __ .__ _..,_ lfl-tf atop and thlak when It Ia lm· .,. · - - - - - - ... _ = t o d o.aoand!!lf.inOit DQ'J'I:T'S PWuBiNG . tb!J• fot "--•-~ ·:AND HEATING t Ia ~Qre playing """"'""' "-~• ...... _ ' Q · ·10 ....... 180 11 .... tbe fi!'lt .t rlct. ~ tt8.'1735 TOII&y'a hand Is a llood e:a:271-tf ample. South played.,the jack -------.:..______ of IIPade• frolil, dummy with· , out Brammer 1'luritblllf Hn*IIW a moment s hesitation. It 'Foortb Aft. lleld the· trick 811d, aU of a 100 ...._.__ ••• · sudden, South reaUzed he .....,,. ..,.,._, had problems. Glae Planll, Ten , mlllutes later, he had 288-tf solved his problems un1 - - - - - - successfully and East and CAR~'S .PL.UMBJNG West had entered a plus :r. ' f-2kfe .1084 6JU3 IIOV'l'R (D) .A15 Plu...l &H II .." FURNllliiED ..,_ ............ ...... tn.m2, . ... . .QH ' .K107 i0-11~c -------------• ....... ,. .... _Jr....., iaU ... 'W•wt. Yusr .KI0832 · ... 107 tKiQI07~ WIST ' STOREHOUH ·rRAiiia-- to1i. -T.i,;;; Plalnl, Ohio, on 111. 7. 0111 David ...... Coolville, 8873298. 10-lll-8tp ~----------- FURNISHED IIIII llllfllrnlo... aPattmeala. ao.. to ldlool ,.,_ "Utlt. MONDAY thtil SATURDAY .lOA.M. to siO.L"iiot.5t ;;;R;t.t.;. lUNDAY er MolWey Run, Pomeroy. l!aslcaUy furnished. c..m8ct Esta Brlcklea, Albany, .Ohio, 45710, I0-15-31p ----------- 2 BEDROOM HoUae Trailer, Racl... Phone 992-8329. 10-15-41< ------------ · We1t to keep South from get· tiD~ Into dummy to w1o ·~-m ore dl amond trlcu and wr"" he would have wound up with 11ame, rubber and, probably • 811 overtrick. So uth alao could have · saved himself If he bad thourn before comfletlng the rat/lay. In lha case be eoul have overtaken score of :100, repreaen~fn:e dummy's jack of apadea with for doWn-two v - bla ace and brought home the contract In IIPite of the bad juot botbered first mistake. to llhtr•t. for a few seconda berH,.,.,., E•torp,l,. A.... ) putting his hand on the of IIJI&dea, be would played the seven•.pot. II niDe would have ~~': South's ace but South " have been off and Q-The blddins lw been: ~!D;inl!: He would have gone 11'011 North r..t South tbe diamond oult. I. done that anyway Pau ? a great differ- You, South, hold: I ence w~t hiPPened. With .KI71 .AZ tKQ4 .W153 the ace of apad"ei played at What do you do now? trl.c k one and tbe queen and A We woulda~ q.....,.l jack left In dumq~y, there with a ~pecle 111• bat do bavo 1 wu no way for East and •IIPI prer......,. f.,. tile - 1 10 7 · I. I. -· ~rEastern Drops 20-8 Gria Tllt ::; REEDSVILLE - The Eastern ::Eastes of Ccach BU!y Kincaid ; ":Jaaied again FridaY to break a :r.;:rour geme winless streak, get:t~Di a 20-8 thumping from the - Miller Falcons in a MOVC co~ :. test In the Eagles final home -~·Jeame. ::· After opening with three >ic=:torlea theEegleshavelostthree ::;and Ued one 1M a 3-3-1 record ; :owraU (1-2 In the MCVCl and ~· 2-lln the SVAC. : Miller started like it was goOal to a rUI'HLway, ptling 14> a : 20-0 lead In the second querter : .""" the Eeg)es held them score..,..1••• the rest of the way whlle C:ihey scored 8, Senior fullback Richard Weat :;:aeored from 28 yards out in the :::;nrot period lor the Falcons' ·.;,.lint touchdown. Junior hall- - !:: ~':,.~;';r~~ored the ex- :;. -west scored again in the sec· ::;ond q~arter on a 9-yard run. ;"'77'he try 1M the extras railed, ~'· and It was 14-0. : : · Junior quarterback Jerry s...-ecl on a four yard -::"' rWIIater in the second quarter. -"'"Banke• Brown n deelded TEAM STATISTICS Meigs I.osan First downs . . . .. 6 9 Yds. ruahlng •• , • 105 178 Yds paos!Jw , • , • 15 84 Total Yards • . • • 120 242 Passes Att. • • , • • 13 II Passes C4mp, • • 2 4 Paasesln~ . . . . . . 2 I Penaltlea .. .. .• , 20 79 Fumbles .. .. ... , 6 2 2 Fumbles Lost .. .. , 2 Cook, tho league'• leading passer, was bothered by p pull· ld arm muKit he received twa weeks ago. He ·has not bHn throwing at lullllfrength. Wyche played most ol lost -~Hunting Propects Said Bright : ATHENS - Field surveys In~ dtcate that Ohio's game populalion Is higher In nearly every ;; secUon of the state, according :: 1!1 DID C. Armbruster, Chief, ~·: Dlvlslqn of WUdllre, Ohio D&' partment of Natural Resources. .: ·Huvy spring and summer .:: ralno this year have prevented ':' tile early mowing of Important ·: vegelatlve habitat, thus ollowing ; :a more successful reproduc:tloo - of Ohio's wild game species. ' :::; All data Indicates that the cCJI,. ; : tontall rabbit population Ia on ';t;: lhe ~t>swlng throughOtt Ohio. ;:: COUnties showing the greatest Increases are Wyandot, Craw,!I!! ford, Seneca, Jackson, VInton, and GaliiL -" "'R'ngneck pheasant rumbers ,. - remain about the same in north::l' central Ohio, ·have Increased ~;:- 1liJhtly in the western border c01111tles, and remain stable In .;;. t"' counties ot Allen, Hardin, ... union, Dolaware, and Licking. :: q,.u atlll continue to in: creue'thronghoulthestate. The ::; aoollnrest and solKhcentral ;;;, cOIIntles shew the highest POP\1< :::: lotlon denslltea. ~ Tbe RulfedGrousepopulatlon 11!'r • tohaver011181nedslable 1: ·E -;-.:::. with slight increases observed in eleven sCattered eounUes from northeast Ohio to the Ohio River.. With these encourqlng prospoets Chief Armbruster encourages hunters to plan ahead and obtain the landowners permiaalon before the .November 14 aeaoon opening to loaure a pleooont and aucceuful hunt. Ohlo'i deer herd baa ln. creased in aCKitbeast and northwaat Ohio with the northeast and central areas remaining abolt the S&I!IO. Dlvlsloo a( V(Udllle personnel will continue their field surveys to ptovidf, addt. ti'onal lntonnatlon concerning herd concentratlo.ns prior to the deer 5eason opemng. Thu Ohio Department of Natural lleeourcea, Division WUdlife, announces that Ohio Jaw provldea that bunters under 16yean of il.ge may participate lnanexperimentalearlyqpland pme ..,.... on Delaware, Grand Rtwr, Spencer, Spring Valley, .and tile ' Wolf C r e ~ k Wildlife Area. The experilliental season on Wolf Creek WUdllfe Area will be Ocl 25 and Nov. I. Hunting or Southern Drops Meigs-Logan Statistics MEIGS TC YD AVG Abbotl • ..• - • .. 9 35 3.9 Bogga •. , ..... II 52 4,8 Archer , , ••. , , 1 2 2.0 O'Brien •••.• , , 8 II L4 Floyd ......... 5 8 L6 Werry .. .•.•..• I -6 -6 AVG 4. 7 1.2 3. 7 contest. but was retired after the first quarter. Tho Bronc:oe' algnat caller, Steve Tonal, elso has been both· ered by mlnar lnlurlu thla - · son end was looking lor a good game to get hit team back In contention. MEIGS: Floud, !Ior-I; Arc~ er, I for 16. · LOGAN: Slew 1 for 5; Garey, 3 lor 59. PASSING MEIGS: O'Brien, 2 lor II; Werry, 0 for 2, LOGAN: Johnston, 4 lor 11. INTERCEPTIONS MEIGS: O'Brien, I for 15 yards; Archer, I for none. LOGAN: Jcllmstoil, I tor 13 yards. PUNTING MEIGS: Flo3d, 8 for 237, LOGAN: Beou&her, Gfor 196. PUNT RETURNS MEIGS: Grate, 4 lor 29. LOGAN: Johnston I Cor L FUMBLES RECOVERED MEIGS: Floyd 2, O'Brien, 3; Well 1. . LOGAN: Hartman 1, Schmiltor L KICKOFF RETURNS MEIGS: Grate, 1 for 22. · LOGAN: Knbs, 1 for 22. BY QUARTERS: RACINE- The Soulhem ~ travel to Al..;.ndef ~ pi&J·the . or Coach 8Gb tcJush 9partana tftiJIOihir . . . <11. TOt"Mcloea Allhley dropped a U to If de- league 1111. · dalon to Gloustee In a .11111>- . ·, STA'l'ISTICS , 1...,. same Frlda,y night here. ' GL The 1011 put the ~Oils Firat illl'!lll . . , , , . 10 at 2-5 for the' oeaiiCJII owl'lll. Passe1 4 Their SVAC record Is 2-2. · PlaiN'~· ·, .. " " , 2 ' ~ The Gloooter Tomcata we.otJ8ier ' Ilona ' Aft, . ·lf! )LL TRAlf~Ms , , &tRUCif~~p.. · 48-14 Grid Tllt \~~S~Of..SQLD AT~ostr . .· ...... .e '' " " •••• I • . • the o o o o- o ...c7Jawtm ...... 1 ONLY ··~ ·· ·· IUAILVALUI $21.99 99 $ Stock No. 883 TRAILER ·~ ·· 1 ONLY ·· I 81.18 $ 8'x10' ::l99 STOCK NO. 131 8 PIECE 0 0 iRYA . bELIGHTFUt, HEA~THFUL . · · ·· CREAMY . ·· ' ·· OL'D F~~ION'G9,0DNE$$ .. ' t •''"'-·'•·~ ., OYER-SINK rre.-., 4PLACE GUNRA.CK ~·· '' ' ~.. Reg. .....:t"f.:' ... • """' . .._. s .99 ' ' MARLIN 6',7, oz. P~ILY 51~ .' -··. STAIN LIS$ STEIL lAZOR BLADES ·· h:. STOCK NO. 3346 .6 !. 10~s . -u:cs' · •· •. SJOCK 3348 NO. . '* I' .J5.!i. ................. ;._w..., ·"':!; · j 'lj,,. ..., ,' .,....,. ....... ~·... Light TOQTNPASTE· .. .,, ' 6208 ' '. ' ,.I.Jiaroaft . Stock No. TRASH CAN 99e RIJ. Sf.29 Mo., Jath That 6 GALLON CLEAN AID ·KIT 0 the . FESCO PLASTIC . · '- ' 79~ ,~lt,$T .-t . REG. ;;..~~·"· "•• Stock No: , o,n. ' · BA THROOI CLEANER 9 $ _Ald.. iaJ!llf," ' 99 STOCK NO. 130 e . e g u e the 409 AEROSOl . ReJ. $19.99 4 ONLY . · ,.MUk. ll•ke "':'' '''" ~Y:.-- ~ ~~·Next=~•:ee::k~the::.T!w:n::::•d-~wtU:::!'~·!::~:;:;,::::~~~~;;:~~;:=;~~~:~ Tens!, aatOnclnnetl nllllve who Kloos, anda; YOIIIIII and starred Elder High School tacldes; van Mater and ~. here. has two .of the fi-t rt· m•rde·, ~..... c""'-r·, 0'hours will be from 9 a. m. ,to ce1vere 1n tho to throw Brien; •.,..._, .,,_ . 1 .... ~~ and · , _.. , 5 p, m. Tho daily bs1 Jbnlta ate He .,.,.,... '""'" the same as during the reaular to In AI OoiiiOn and Mike f. hallllacka; A1illolt 114lback; AJ. fner., OoiiiOn Ia third In the ternateo W seasoJL Partlclpents mu~l-\WI ltegoje In rtceplldM. . · ' erey, pused a course In hunte~ 11fe. Tho BronCo~ arrived In tin· Boas. ty .and muai be aceompaljiecl l!f cl'nnetl' F"rlday In order to eaDorense - Well and Vau&haD. a licensed .-hunting adult, 18 diptthe·and col.d of enda; Sntatlandl!IJT,tacklea; years or older (not ~ than vet ~· getln en ellfr• • r 01 Allea W!JIIa•a,. mJdd)t suardl TIIQ' William~ .~ Vaa ~· two JuyenQea pu,adull). Alll!lo .. practice. . no more than 200~o,Wbe ·. o,n¥tr~Ci!kl' Lou s q ;. llllebackera; ~r IIIII Arcbo, permitted , on .ar'!' .allY :cammelitel 'H- 1uat ntcelo, er, ~~ O'~: aaid one time. ' · · · · '., - ,1M . aunllhllie and feel ~, Rltehbart, balheJ<a; ~lartale Wildlife . Dtttrlel Fci!lt an- · PlaUJL' ·. .. ' ' ;! nounced .that there wlll'lle two '· hunter safett claaseseoDiucted ' \ by Ohio Dlv!alllnofW~U.per- ·dsome! In eoopOratlon wiUt Natlmal Rl11o A11~ti!J!1. · ,q These claasas wlllbehaldatthe Wolf Creek Wildlife hea liP- · ' • · prosimatei.Y eight mllee ... at .~ McCDnnelsville 011 ·State lioule 78. A auccesfful eiasi .h al • .' ' -~" ~" ' :_ ' ; ' \,'1.;:¥: / ready been h8Jd on Oct. 4. The "INSTANT LEARNING METHOD" aecond clllss was held on'Oet. . ·_. ·' ..,~ IS. Class wtil bali• at 1 p. m. . lllncl Few at the arlia service i:JuiWng. COMPUTER COLLIG. OFT~C~LOO\i .. This course 11UI Include training mma, claos dl~e~~a­ I. . IUILOIIIIO ·JI.f.-i'o7~ ' .slons, and the actual handline of a't•tul!lAYfi!I;~~~AAIL ' ··I . ( firearms. sludent partklpatlon MIAMI, PLOIII~ 11117 ': . In live firing wm be pa.,.Uttecl only upon written permloslon granted by parent or guardlali. MERIT HAND CLEANER . r•-••..••i.-.-llil--lliilllllllllll the .. 3 LBS. Madt a17 ••· Tent Twill, . , Guy ...,., with ro . • .. oldju~ble spring bufton aluminum center ~~=u•des compete With ropes, stakes, and alumlnum .poles. . .. · rr~r;· ~·=·=~;)'~{;;"~ , , , , , I1 to 4-3, winning four In a .·: att::.clrosJpq theb' first thr~ . .,,. Tomcata, wlto law Ill,.'·.· ready won the MOVe cioolrn thla year rolled "' the BCOI"- 1 early and were ,.~ Hrloosb' threatened. They lee! 26oG at the hall, and 42-f at lbe end ~ three quarters belore the re- ' aervea took the fl81d. For Tomacloea, 200rlb. senior 114lback Bill IJalllck scorec\ tile flrat tllllcbdowa .IJI the third quorter, The~~ for the ..U. foiled. · lu ~ qoartar 160 lit. LoP• , . . . . . hallback PaiiiJIIItlee Mtlca , 1, , • , , 0 0 0 o- 0 acampered 15 )'arda for the STAR'11NG LINEUPS acore. Juatlce ilao acorecl tho MEIGS: Ottebae- Black and Jextrao on a """-' SCORE 'ssall····. II 5.5 - ·- . . . .., o.l_AW"l"GS ~ , \~' RECEIVING INDIVlDUAL RUSHING LOGAN TC YD Lowe • . • . .•• 28 132 Benogher •• ' . - 4 5 Krebs . . . . . . . . 3 11 19 4.8 J oltnaton • • • , , , 4 Shaw ••••••••• 2 who suffered an ankle injury in second-year 111an Sam Wyche the second quarter of the Miller would get the nod until game - · s game against the New game, center Ronnie Smith, time. York Jetsofter Cook st•rtect the : m&ke .• are STATISTICS ior quarterback Dave Smith to (No statistics available lor sophomore Dennis Eichinger the Miller Falcons.) sel up the first Eagles' score EASTERN In the closing minutes of the First downs •..•.•• , • , , 11 first halt Senior fullback Bob Ritchie carr.led It In from lour Rushing Yardago> , , ..•• , 148 yards out. The extra points Passing Yardege •..••• 136 were good on a run by Sophe>- Passes Attempted • . , .•• 21 more Rick sanders to make Passes Cmopleted • , • , , •• 9 Total Yards • , .••. , , . 284 the score at halftime 20-8. From there on it waR all a ' defensive struggle as neither team mounted a scoring threat. Praise was given to Eiching·u e er and Ritchie lor playing good offensive ball. Eichinger caught six passes lor 119 yards and CINCINNATI (UPI) _ The Httc~te ran for 90 yards In 17 big question still remaining as carr es. . the Cincinnati Bengals prepared On defense It was semor Jim to meet the Donver Broncos Stettler, a 155 lb. linebacker, here Sunday was : Who will be who had 15 tackles. In tho Bengals' quarterback Seniors ror Eastern whoplay- slot? ed their last geme in front of Head Coach Paul Brown w•s their home tans were SteWer, not expected to make a decision Ritchie, halfback Dan Grueser, on whether rookie Greg Cook or hallllack SonJzy Cline, who played a finedelensivegamedespite a painful IJiiury, Next week the Eagles wUI ·~The extras were no good, to play the Southwestern.Highlarxlthe score 20-0. ers in a SVAC geme. : A 45-yard pass play from j~ cno Rod Garey (so) and Bob Schmlller (10}, Mh Barr camel 011 to assist Well and AileD Wllllull (12) lllllu unldOmtned u·~ lnoO-Otle. 'Melge p~er , at \~ f'1f!hl~··-lliiW , 1:1\Jh.lt>;YA(J., <> ACTION STOPPED - DID llecloilher, llelllor ~ck lor the. LQian auel,lal~, II~ I~ by Melgs'Wa,yne .\!oil (85) on a flrot hall play that gelned a ~n Drat • - ' Marauder .Stadllim Frtda,y nigh~ Logan players at te1t . 12FT. X 12FT. II CAIOPY r- ;~; . an -,a. CUT OFF - Pat O'Brien (II), Meigs' senior quartert..ck, Ia about to be stopped after picking "' good yardage on a running play. Ready to make the stop are, left to right, Chuck Lowe (44) and George Shaw (88). steve Van Meter (65) is the Meigs player In the backgroond. POINT PLEASANT STORE ONLY 9 P.M. 'iO:ia.u.; 'I t �' ·). '~· ' I •· 1'be ~· 'l'lme•.S.ntlnel, SUnday, OL'tober 19;~989 . •.' " ,. ~· ... ·~.~ ,:/ :-, . J "" ·,, ·r ·, 1 ··£• ,Zl - 'I1Je ~· . ··rymen ReminUed OflJttStc .J(il~idk::~;Q,fli~~,~-~-n: ~ Sclenllllc and Practical Prlnelphia ol Milking Cows." Thla report""" prepared by K. L. Smith, Department of Dairy Science or the 0 h I o Agricultural Research and De. velopment Centar, and was distrlbuted at Dairy Day in Wooster, The report INifStherwtlne o1 twice dally milking is a chore only too familiar to dairymen. Procedures be<ome automated to the point that little ljloullbt dae New Farming Is given to the scientific beals lor washing udders and time of .,....e dry cllrtng the winter ses- ~~~&chine appllcatioo andremov. IIlii. al. With the yeor.aroundneedlor Dairymen shwid constantly milk- nature's most porlect be aware ofthelrobJectivewhen food- !armors haveattumpted milking. This objective is to to level out produelioo of milk remove a mulmum amwnt of to eonlorm to market demands. milk in the least time possible ~1111 many cows freshening while subjecting the uddor tisIIIlo laD, farmers and others sue to a minimum amount of wUI be interested in one of trauma or Injury. tbe research reports released For economic reasons, dalclotting the last lew months en- rymen want to obtain all milk titled, "The Interrelationship possible to keep gross Income BY c. E. BLAKESLEE Dt. Aaont. Allrlcullure Melp Count.Y· POMEROY- Moat dairymen In area have the m a J o r . . . . of their cows freshen1q cllrlnl! the early !all sea11111. Thlo wao not .. yeoroaso. 111 110ture, cowau8Uillylreshtiled in lite spring, produced milk and raJIOd a call on spring and eorly oummer pasture, and in I II at a mulmum and to dp the jab aa last as P>lllible to kelp Iabor coat at a llliiiiiNIIn. 111. jury to udder tlo'"'e ·c~ lead to mastitis and aU dairymen are aware of the larp amwnta ct money lost amually because. of mastitis. Let us review the scientific hasls behind the practical proeecllrel uaed in milking <ows: Removal of milk from lheud. dor demands ciimplote cooperstioo between lite milker and the cow. . The milker's jab Ia to stimulate the cow, apply the machine at the proper lime, and remove It when all milk has been obtained, The cow, on the other hand, must make available lor removal the milk atored in the glsnd. To underaland how the cow makes her milk available, one must have a baalc underalanding of \he anatoliiJ' and pbysloiogy of the mammacy gland, A """'" l!dder conolala ct Ill the udder 11 a veey .1111&11 1n1 prealiun. tillldn 0..-~vloll, .telli. · Whoa. ·~ ·ll!tul;q, &1111" . lour HJlll'lfe 'llll'tera; T h e, buJb.llko lltrudure c:alleol ·"\ llellllll'~ tit the 1!11Jk llro!O llie · Ilia ~aoled· ~. ·~.. ~ rf&lll and left halves are 10110- aluolao. There are bi1Uqn1 1111111 ·anowe in11C Qnlfie~ to. blood ...,_,, liM!. ,C<Irl ·ba~ '!Ill rated by a dlll!ln<t ~ or theM bailie Ulllll 111.lba 1111;,, reillm4illillllecllat,l7. . . <GIIIl'ol !l"r llit rellilllfll&,mill! and lite main IIUili)Ortlng 11p-'-der. El.ch alvaolue II. uned ~ ·· Ill ldditloli to WI7IIfi the eJeeUa,, If· lilt 'miJk, II n o ~ ' mt1111. The front andi'eariJIII'· a lllnsle II)V II( c:toUo eaCI}i:malor . . . .IIIII. ol milk to IIJoet.td, 11. lo bec.au~. or il!' tera. are alao .....-•ted but the -ble or 8YIIIhtllzlne all Ill · the uclder, the llllwOrk or ~ - r • rldliqr ~ ~·~ · :·.'· dlvtllon lolesopronounced. The the normal <Oilltlllleirtaormilk,· 'blood veeoele wh\eh rea<:~~ flf· Whell a cow Ia ·.~ or teat Ia hollow and more or leiS Milk 11 sloNd Ia .tile alveoli 817 cell ~ao carrie& lite hor· · ill .poill, IIICitbar ,boririane, adclosed at boG1 top and 11ottom until II Ia loreed out by hor. 1110118, ~. OOCIIIIIl'7 lor r.WIDe, Ia releaHdillto I h e The boltOpt or the teat Ia clo.: mones reacU!III on small niu.. milk~ . bkloclllj'eam. Adre~ll~ ..W.: ~GET ~EADY~ . 1 I ed by a circular sphlnetermus- cle cells arwnd lite alveoli, The akin or ,the , udder, ea. tvacll the elfecll or~ GEJSET! I . . ' cle, The tisbter the sphincter Contraction or these muscle peelally the teals, 11 richlY and llteretore prevents milk muacle, the harder II Is ID cello lotCes the milk Into the q,plled with nervee. When the ejeelion. . GO TO RODNEY· 1.1! h'·' : milk the cow; lite looser the duct system. ...leh eventuaJI.y nerve• ere lltmulated b:y a All bormonea Pl'Ocllced b:y SUPPLY. · IIPblneter muacle, theeaalerthe emptleo into the milk cletera milker, lilqluleea are directed lite '"* alfeet.· tho · n~mmaey entrance of masUtls organ. just'above the teat. t11rou11t the """'' brain lo a &llnand and-or milk prQduellon · Jams. Daleymen should be aware small 1111111 at the bolO otlbe one II8Y or IIICitbar. Some , , \" ' The udder ccnalsts of a net- lltlt milk 8YIIIhtsis Is an alto- brain called the pcilterior Pi- hormones are re~~ble lor WE STOCK' work ct blood ves10ls sur- pther diUerent procesa from tultary gland. This gland re- llandular doYelopmeat, others WIR~ ' ·' rounding the milk • producing milk eJeelim or "let do!m." leaoea lite hormone orytoeJn for eoaverllon or leociiD enWIR£ ROPE ; ... cells and a ayetem or ducts The cells lining the alvaoll Into the blood ~~ream. era:Y, and 11/11 oth~n eontrol , A,ND1 : .,. !rom the cells to the teata. II toke the milk • lorminB 0011When the horiDOIIII reaches the apeelllc riletllbollcpathWIIYo also consists of the nerve and stituenti' !rom tha blood and lite mammaey &land, It CIQIOI willtln each or the aecretory HYDRAUUC HOSE" lymph aystems andtluuewhieh transform them 1n1o milk. Thla tha sm8ll nmscle cellaiii'Oillld cella. Daleymen should realize & supports and connects the he- process of. milk eynthaaia takes the alveoli to eontract and lite lhlt· they are wwklnl with an Far• • lndootry .T,.,ck sic parts. place more or less coirttwws- . milk In the lumen of. lite alve- llllmal Which Ia ill a delicate The beslc milki>rodocingunlt . ly until slbppecl by lite mount- oil Is forced Into the cllct ·IYS· CGIICIItlon or ho.-1 balance . andthatoJihoriDOIIIIIINim. --------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ portant lor DUPdm.un procllc- Interceptor Tile Being lnstalle. d ~~= :~~e::n:.~: 2 Contracts "We had planned and insisted places. water uOO.ergrouo:i in the tile t . BY JOHN COOPER that the tile bu laid through dry Soli Conservation Service GLEN McCOY on Route 2 beground perhaps 30 leet up the Mason County the yond F1atrock has made plans slope from where the surface PT. PLEASANT - Gerald and arra111ementa to build a the ground was wet. Delmer Rood ol White Olurch commurr fore ltbreakstothesurtace. Us- of said, "1 didn't think ll would !arm pond. It will be In a amaU lt;y Ia lnstallil1! 2,300 feet of ually this Is at the foot ot a . work .., on the hill, but it did." bottom near the house and is a drain tlle in Monortlahela llOil 10110 dugout pond, Most of the depth who made ad&- of water will be below ground; at 1 depth of ~lz to 3 lee~ Most ' De1·mer New be rry,a neighbor · Denver Yoho,ked 1 11 lled 1m· stgn on it, chec the nsta a~ of It Ia what is known as inter- 1 Rood' h . o s w o msta a s t· tion of Rood's tlle, arxl said a however, a three-loot fill will ceptor tile. The purpose of this lar system two years ago,cmn- lot of water was intercepted. and be made snd there will be that l1pe dralnap is to collect the mented about his own system: that one or two lines were ru~ much impoundment above the Lay of Land AlflR Count Week's Weather GALLIPOLIS - Up in 1969 GALLIPOLlS - The number or cattle weighed and graded under the Angus Herd Improve. mont Record program 110s up more than 24 por cent lastyeor · COliiplired to 1968, Lyle V. ll»''neer. director of breed lm. proyement lor the American "-" Association reported this week ID local breeders, • •' I I l I 1 . ' ' ' • ! ' Tempera- ture, precipitation and weather conditions for each 24 hour period aa recorded by Pete McCormick at Fairfield Weather Station. Day lllgh Low Prec. SUnday ' ' • •• ' • 84 61 Monday . . . . . " 88 54 Tueeday ....... 80 50 .02 Wednesday ..... 67 · 32 Thursday ...... 72 ii4 .04 Friday .. .. .... 59 43 Saturday . . ..... 48 25 During the year A n g u s Average high temperature for breeders welC!hed 36,178 calv. the week this year - 71.1 oa and 12,889 yearllnp lor a degrees, last year - 80.1 do~ of 49,067 head, more 11tan greea. 12 per cent of the total cattle Average low temperature for ~1\!~ during the 1969 fis- the week this year - 4ii. 5 ';..1!11"1: .. ~ . ~ 30. de!P'te&, last year - 57 .2. de. At;q;:aui'lllii' ~ year s o m e grees. 22;'SSS hesd ot cattle w e r e Total preclpitalion for t h e soured lor correct bee! type week thisyear- 0.06ofaninch, Ia the AHm classltlcatlon pro- last year - 0. 78 of an inch. Total precipitation to date Of maJor Importance was that this year - 25.26 inches, last the number ct yesrllng welllbta year- 35.95 inches. I'IIJIOI1ed was up nearly 69 per Normal average precipitation cent over last year, ~rlnpr annually - 40.70 inches. oeld. This means more cattle. .,.. areldenlitylnganlmals that Tbrd Performance eGiilbrJe to grow fast and elrlcl• .al:y up to market welllbts. Workslwp on t. Taxes Set Up JACKSON - Loc&l tax conlllltanta and farmers Who prepan their own income tax re- lllrna are invited to participate lo lite 1969 Ohio Farm T a x WOJklhop Nov. 12-13 in the Agrl""'lural Administration i!ldld(nK on the Ohio !late Unlv8;rsicy Campus. Complete inlormstlon oo clllrises In 1969 tax laws and report forms will be provided clllrlng the workshop. Examplea ol timely tax problema will be worked out and e>plaln1111 by Income tax aulhorltles. ..,.,._. Securlcy instruetors wiiJ be presenttoexplalnchang. e1 in lite Social Securlt;y prOsram and answer any questions PT. PLEASANT - The Third West VIrginia Performance Tested Helfer Sele will be held at Jackson's Mill, Weston, m We've got something NEW POSITION':;,·~ . COIVIFORT, . ' . DESIGN NO SECRET. ' . .. ' CLf.SSU~"iiPJI•Te:i "' ; ' , ., • , ' \~ ~ .. ·' li'l ""•'·.,, ~·~~~~~~ t "'· \:n·l,•t'i'~} ·~ 'I, \ '[,, •. • • I 'lo ' L 1"""1"""-:!"r'"'~·",;:.'!:r:: c~~~~.., • •• ,.;JI;OOiiidlil,' ~· . · • ,. ·. " WJQI AV".N,l.;.·,W.' flit'~ ' 1!r iel')' 11!1111 ·~ ' ' '"•· ,.!!,·~~.r.~~.==.""..,\"\:', Oollyl T•lhoio,: ..... ·o,f , 'f:!:l"' ,,.. 1 ... .,.1 ......:,. '·' ' """•h- -~.... . ,. • .,..,,..,.~ rlr clnollit):! _1,..,,.. will 1oo , ~ tloe .... .. 2k ... .. Hh A,, ..... ,_,i)atlo0.. 4,... ~- ch...... ' ~"- . . ,rr,t~•• w111 loo ,•cfoe"d '• ..1, ..,,. ..... 1" " " "-""' ".,, """~· •.~":.::~!~~~~~.......1 !!••~ II .. Chfl"""'•;lii :. . e~l!W~~.........~dt!'s. In the 'NEW Your feed lot Is the keY to pro!Hs. Here's where top quality . supplements priced for economical wel&ht BBins pay off. Here's where Red Rose feeds win friends. SIZES 3-6--------------'&IOP ' SIZES 7-12_ ______ _: __: ___ '&11p I •• Thla Is the supplement you will Wllnt to uso as a ml•lns ration for your home.grown pllns or as a protein supplement to balance the feedln1 of low protein roughages. Otr ~ ~· "ys • New type of nat adjusts four dille~ roOm comfort ' In the field. · • . foh~na- · 'I •I. • Five-position tilt steering wheel-put It where ·you ' want lt. ' . · These Boots are lined with deep pile. You will find them as comfortable as any you have worn CENTRAL SOYA OF OHIO . It's ready for your Inspection-this 5' pJow, tractor''Witll all controls arranged for "laximunl cqmfort, so you C.n . do the bast Job In the least tlroe. sOma of our m~iiY.. standard and ~ptlonal fC~atures lncll!di: • Popular "H" pattern gear sliiit. pius ~!!W eallershli'llnt!. • Curved-lace foot pedals, comfortable from any anste. • Plitform 40% wider for extra footroom. 10 .... CATTU ll .......trr ~ Mash form. Nutrient fortlllcatlons are dwbie the levels of 32 Beef Cattle Supplement. Book Yow Cattle feeds For 6 Months With ... Jllll ... dllalllrallon rltle will t1it dllfel•• In ' IIIIi . 1........,.1 ~ 1~1 Fanull75i•.,,. nitloJIIIr rou; BllWELL MILLING CO. - •las ~t~ul•••t c... PHONE 388o8283 OWNER: T11oi "ICKERS Ph. 446-2.463 , '-~..,. ~.ft • • . ,. ·" \t. ,. ' .,, 24W lfri. .M A, "'i!Mr;litif,l ·· ...!:..- ..!· ''A! ~:.' . w · ~.... .. ' , . -''\" '<".-':", 11';r,'7' .(/bl'1 ~~~: ·, •• ,?• ·· UICJ-1. . . .d,.._~~d\, •.2 ' , ?( . 1 2,,... c~alllon..,, ,f ufti( .llf", ,--:"-i'f.-:--... '7-:-.:.....,, ~ eoildlfio.!!.' 1110•. Ph., '" ' ., •• .- '• 1e·ne• "'· ";... A " i' · . ,. ''· ·, ·' P.LANT _ENGINEErt , .o..1 I •'!f PL.nn auy ' " . '··'·, •ccou·NT.A.NT ·.. ' '' .PH~~E 9t:!~~~:~ltl• 'cAs&410· ~-Aw~JP~work HOM~ uhDQUAR"'~ooRS · 1·11:. _____________D_3-tl Tauarz .. nm comoi. ' "16',.4. ·., .... ' ·, ''I 1<16-3 lllit~T GIICplciiQP -•• T G.." • - · ·.· ...'P'IQO .~~ 1tll noo hill~ 1 1NI\!a IJ'; ~... FAIN "-•...-oo 8112. - ,, • NeW wh te · ., ._ ' · Mili:hl~, ~,.~~S::.'-:. .18M~ T.OKCJidlup •-'- .-._ ~1• - 95 :· : ......,.~·--'-' ' ....,. ' . r· 19812 T.GMC 'l''"'·· ta~. !lf'e . . I !~ ~GII'I'C. ~ Plcllup .. :,:·rJ:S~'r.•~ora or _ _,._ IN •LOVING m-,. of Nancy ' DUT new, l..t 18M~ To GMc Pldat . lordan Fran.~lln who lliseed jjrri.W. Ell, Jvn\a. Seve up ~ _ , October .If, 1967, - · TflE PANTASOTE to one third 011 ill WhiiH. 18M~ T. :COMP,ANY , , , lATE Singer, llka new, zig 11111 ~: ' Nothing but, memories 11 welourntton, P. 0 ...x 356 wlfhi!f'oplncamo.only16t.N. , Lona . l a amllo of e lo.W Pt. Plnaotit,,·W, y0 , Trllde ln. E11y firma. __.--. oill , ' EL!IICTROLUX clooner, Ntw&TFG'IIIWip, , i , ~know the dopfha of our .· , · '' coinplotely · rebuilt, new · , .1J8.110 • _,. rogret.f . ... . warranty, all. toOls, only 1184 2-T. ~ ·· ; 0 ' ·0 · -"S , ... 1 T, ... ..,_ aut W. remombor when - · · , -·• • 55 per mo. . '""' -fcirget. Wli: Sfl:t!JA42:111 Ill ~ M SINGER portable, only, I ~ llollDe flnNr· Mother, lather~ llllv, brotfiiira. alanll.ua . . . . CU'JIIIIrJ, 137.95. Sews like new, - y IJal& " J JdM ---Lu.:: term Meow 8.25 X 20, lO ;,.,_Jon ' . 2,j6-l ·-· ~~ lllld COMP:CrciMntr,li•-·-··•JI -· -an tnea.A - - - 245.$1H. Ill .. · tire• fM, 'lie· .Fedll'al ,- ., IN Lov lNG memory qt Clllirloy cleenlng toola, acrubbet, Cadiz Betz who_,..,.., · . .. ahom-. Coat , , buy · Ohio Voller l•pl,.!,nt.,;_t;!. 1269 95 201 14 yeera q~ OCt. It, 1955. · "' It lor only 169.95. · ·. 133 .Pine $11, Ph. 4U-AS2 AM!!p~·henle'ww oni)IMI(oyecJ lN . ~;;., . -R• SHEPPARD SEWING • UD.U How·~ fill memory ·Ifill, .... MACHINE ..• -----·---~--8u1 ciaatl. hall left • . ._.,_ J!ll'll' l'tlllOftll. Frat e~ SAL,ES AND SERVICE GOOD CLEAN LUMP and _ The. · worl~ ,.Cin never fill. 11111ea. Ph,~ .t62 fJritAvi;, •0,; ao Nd)y lnlallld by his two ; ' ' 2211-d ··. 246-3 kat- -'· ·Cui Wlnlarl, Rio ""lldr ••- rvtn lttd Holen - .- - - - - - - - - - - - <ftllte, i'IIOae 2fS.SlU. 8.# "'' .,, ' .... L ' oulie, II., .hla two llllvl WR.L CARE lor tltleriJ per- FALLFEI!-T4LIZER SPECIAL - - - - - -·- - - _:____ !fore and \Dillay, his. lit 1111 bome. Ph. 448-3927. 6-2.j.24 162 per ton, other 1'111111- ahci INiny, ..,.,Y · ••• l'ltll.Ytll'at com-otlwly ton CANARIES- ~ro,henallld 2._, •" Kftrl-t •t• Third frlends. ' . . ~Ice, Ph. Kennllh 'Hlgley 245CIPI. mC ""• • ' 2,j6-t - - - - - - - - - - - - - n1a. Ave•• Gallipolis. Aller2p.m. ~------- Fir .Salt. or Trade WW hold for Chrlatmaa. 2- ,., Me!norr . =,. ::';:.p a.or, . t lf56,.. .......;;.,.,,_, m:c.'.:, T D ,' .i;;';;;.:;:::.:,;,. w- C .· •d . Of fba~-S ' 12 FT•..LOimrrAll altllldllml, HANNAH'S huebana~ector I 'WISH fo .• .-,,... my sincere · boat, V bollioal, t RP ·Mehalls bird work 10 he ciNna ·tfienka to the meny frlondl' ~oeh outbolrd mator. the rugs with ·Blue L..tre. and retottws ·· WhO helped In Price lo ·aell. l'lu ~; Rent ete,:trlc. aham-r s1• anywey lllrJng·. 'f hl ·dNth ol 218~ c.ntrel Supply Co • .-:myboluv.clhlllba,nd.Ciarlll - - - - - - - - - - - · 2.Ciaronco Allbright, A spec111 For Rent .•. · · .. . ·tlreliks to Rtvorand Earl DOWNSTArRs rocft wlih 'klt. MAPLE· STEREO · RADIO Cremeona end Rever1nd ehen ,· rhli-a 817 "'-'--' CON~E COMBINATION. '!Lloyd Frr far tltelr eotttollng ..,... • ..,.~.. Mocllrn ~with AN. & F~ wor•; to the slaton Md .\w., 4411-0$&0, ' 2411-3 radio; 4 a-ed eutomatlc' ' ' • I. _ for "''"'...... · lime 11\d' ------------chlftgor, 4~........,. iound ,prayer•! the ..,;~ of SELL •OR RENT, hi bci!J•, a)'lf.m. ;Jel-nca 22: liSE l'lo•;;::,~•til; Miner. Fu. bodrociln•, ...., ~- oP.LAuRN 1M!i !:YM,Illl.'!' nor , l poll.rers,llr, G.,.. Amtllilltll,, 1'11. • ... 1 f46-1..., . ., ~ . toho Mnl food. flow. 4411if121cw......._ "· . · 2,j6-J ers enjl,canls. Mly God biola .. JU . you ·~~~!:· '' WALNUT .SOLID , STATE ,.;,... ·; . C ----------..; ___ STEREO with. .- · ipeed · 'I"'~"· 1 l•reneeAIIbrliJI!l 2 BI;!)RogM ho!Mt~al._,; ~ changer, '4 . .,e.lllr aound 246.1 · F & .II'#·Mabi~o,J:IOnio Sa11111i. . tymm. Balance 161.44. USE ·35. Ph. 44J.Ja, or:,. · TIME PAYMENT lj:tE~E~WU,~(· bo 1 ~tt: p ·Cell 446-ltl:lll. ..._ 2 · .. le.• lit Judd(l . , a !! "• __ "C" _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ !:~ 1983 COMET 11111011 Wllllltl, 6 1 In ey •• aood running eondltim $500. Can 387·7745 belore4p.m. 244-3 -------------- f2.00 Service CIJarp wqtr...oveycMI1'4ead horaea and cow a Call J k 286-4531 ac .- - - - - - - - - - - - • 1 NHI Realty 2 WAY RADIOS, OOIIIjlleteliae o r - IIIII Ulld c:lllun band racllol from t35 up. Bob'a CB lledlo !'4llDmlaL 448 • 3 BB modern home, bath, fur. 5 ACRES noce, la'rge barn and 7IL' A. To- LEVEL LAND - 7 room 1'12 4517. 222.# bacco Base. both, large kitchen, roc. room .a. with NE-;,FuRNi1-uRilii~-.;....s Jl Cft:JLLICOTHE RD. . _,g.' - - - -.- - - - - - - - - Firat lo Olive AKC Rec. miniature Collleo, Phone 446o0219 ''Sieltlea", :; wks. old. can t.u.,. North 446-42 11• DAIRY FARM RUST-!ron,herdneu In your 2ft-ll walvt ~ ua to orr-.ge 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 120 ACRES, (UO.crea ,graaa), free wo~ anolysla. Formor'a . modern 8 roam, two atoey Horclware,-46. MORE FOR Sale home, equip. bldg., one oflito aiceat dilley barns in the COUI>ON PAGE t;y. Yw wUI Uke this one. 19 Ins•, Itt FOil A.U.,_,, THINKING ....... OF A BUSINESs, We hava a good ehtNill wUII ,.... C/rtlqt .,_ · location with a bldg. 45 x 60. 11&.1111 Noel IlL Ap 1 •, Can be purchased lor Ieos M lllate S. .\IIIIa b- aulD, · lhan r1JPlacement eoal of bldg. lire, 7 I I, lnqllll alone, llld . . . . UeHJ'V. lt.U NATIONWIDE INSIJIIAN(.'E HALF MILE ouL Nlt-e 5 rom1 AUTO, lire, llle, U Slale St. . frame honte with porcb, IllWaldo F. 8ro1m, W. B, lulated. Outbldg. Fru!L ctcy Browll, ft41-1910 ...water & schoolo. Price r• 2~ duced. c -------------- 37 ACRES OR 1 ACRE MODERN 6 rm, one fioor plan, nicely paneled, bath, drilled well, stocked pond, coal rta, Price reduced. Keystone Rd. '' Gen.,.l Heapil!il ' I ' , , .• ' .. ..._.,....,. ........, ', • ; ·~ I -~ ~ E. 1. ............. . r·1r I. M ' )H~LF-PRI. CE SALE ANeTh'S A REA~ BUY F.O• SOME ONE WANTING A LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOME HfRfb~ .A PI P£RTY All New Wide Tread·Mud & Snow Tires · SIEGLD FURNACES L•Rtark Fuel 011 111 E INSTALL! WE SERVICE! 111E FiiNANCE! Select Yeur Sbe and. S.Vtl . AJI nres •' ' ...... Freel 7WI1Jioli._Wiwlll f1Bll4 171dhto Gl!ll4 821rlhlw H1llll4 815xlhlo 171•14 815xlhlo Fllill 175xllolo Glillll 825lllolo Hllllll IIS1lhlw 1711111 ' 900allolo 700d3.Jlk Flll14 115d4!1k. G7!114 12!1114 Ill. Hlfll4 815114 Ilk. Flllll 115rllllk. GilliS 825lll Ill. .: ·H~ll 81511111Ci. lr£t.dt llilll - ED IL Till r.l'lo 1lit ' lUI JUl. 1.94 24.11 21..11 27.11 21.01 "ICI.ll 42.111 z,~ U1 2.8! J.ot 2.45 2.62 21.31 lUl 31.01 18.~ 41.111 · 18.!1 21.11 21.35 24.15 21.43 J.Ol 1.94 ll,53 1.67 lUI lUI ll.!lt 11.73 31.23 lUI 11.43· 22.31 33.51 23.11 : lUI · l'lfio! 111 pills uciolu IOC Ill ln.' '• lUl li.Ol ~:Jc~ ~~~L D~ B~SE't~~ ABOUT A HALF MILE OUT ON OLD 35. ALl THE rl~fAA..EERY~~~~~E8 tfo~V IN KITCHEN CRANGE OVENt ETC.I Wlil<l up: HOLS ERED BREAKFAST NOOK. ITS SHARP AND IN AN EXCELLENT NElGH· BORHOOO. IIIU 1.~ ·, 2.11 ~ cit;y 2.45 161 2:11 ali' City IIIWtr. ' · '1 . dotll-1, I WITH MONTHLY PAYMENT ·• OF $64.65 fOR 30 ·YRI. , . t::l:PL~-?:~YR1lf.bf~~~ . ~ AND AEDECORAT!D IttCLUOE5 FAMILY ROQ!I, LARGE KITCHEN,, PULL BASEMENT •ODI!RN CNEWI FU6HACE, 2 CAR GARAGE OH A LAR!IE . SHADY LOT.'ww EVENING l~l796~KE EMAN AT The Best Buy You'll ~iCS~ht" :~~~RHco~ . STORY LOCATED ON A HUGE SHADED LOT IN' EX· CELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD. PUT A SPARKLE IN HEI HER THIS LOYtLY I YR. OLD • BEDROOM HOME WITFf ROOM TO 'SPARE. IT INCLUDES ALL THE IIUILT INS 2 U THS fULL 9A~EMEHT WITH ~INISHED F4MIL Y ROOM. LARGE 2 CAR GARAGE PLUS A LARGE FLAT· ~OT AND IN AN EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD JUST Ill MILE OUT. EYE< SHOW ~~~ge L\:'~~~~~goM ~:~~ PLACE( FORMAL DINING ROOM COULD BE FAMILY ROOMI 3 LARGE BEDROOMS, ill BATHS FULL BASE· MENT AND i cAR GARAGE . IT NEEDS PAINT INSIDE AND OUT. BUT ITS PRICED .r ,,6,5oo wHICH 1s wAY BELOW TODAYS MARKET VALUE. CALL IKE WISE• MAN NOW. lAIRD IEALTY CO. OICIIIIW, ...... <452 Second Ave. THREE BEDROOUS IN GALLIPOLIS ' .. .. '•l. 1I ' ~ - " IF YOU ARE JUST GET• TIHG STARTED OR WANT TO RETIRE THIS WILL SUIT YOU, GOOD MOt!ILr HOME; LARGE STORAGE BLDG. LARGE POND AND SEVERAL GOOD BUILDING SITES. ALL GOES AT $8,900. THIS TODAY. p IC SALE ' SATUIDAY, OCTOIEI 2M STARDNG AT 10:30 A.M. Lecaflao:. Yl .. St., Mloldlit,..., O~Je Thia .•••• C"!'lilts of: raP,..~: atovo, ' Eeay wooh111tJ moc.h1ne, 2 ~etol c~inota,,:eleeiftC:· IIihiw, C.~··~ rofrogorator, 2 ~~ ~he•!• · ~l!Jico rlidlo, lov1ng ~ suite, Zenith," t•ll¥11ioJI, .· completo bedroom IUitO, SOme bed cloihi!I;•3 ·Ciirfl!ll I'IIQI, .••• IF Yj)U 1lul a plaee ID put 7oar ' ·mob.ne home, eee ua ·. · ,~~~t ·'w,;ba\oe -eralloca.,11\!aa. :&lint are oo allte I :..-.a..10811 In llOmlnunitles, ..... )Iii oit alate rooclo. All ,., .'~ jd.,.to.oiuc ·a. . ,I ' .' 47 Acres EICellent Farm ONE OF GALL lA COUNTY'S BEST FARMS, 140 ACRES IN TOP PRODUCING CO ... OITION WITH A VERY GOOD 6 ROOM MODERN HOME. BEEF OR DAIRY AS YOU PREFER. LOOK INTO WILL LET house and lot go ehUJ>. Can't be there to look' otter It. Hoo the lorgest cesspool built on record at courthouse, also hos goooc1 well, 5 rooms ond bath, $5,500. Ph. 615-4455 aft-.. s or 675- • 1 .. ',· ' • Mobile Home •••• slope. See them today at GALLIPOLIS, OHIO • • The Search Js Ellllld ' If You Need ' More Room >I :~ Find tin Gallipolis LIYESTOCI IJYER ' Swisher l•plement Co. .··: ' MACEDONIA ROAD BY OWNER - :; 1ear old2 bod.. • · LARGE BRII!If'•:lfo·'Bl.K$ RMS. &-BATH, ·a>naote.lll'd room- home, forlnfca ~.~ ']') building, Iorge grocery stock, c.... New shingle roof & new neta, ceramic Ule bath,~~ good equipment, walk In fuel oil furnace. Has a barn & eled Uvtng room, ; cooler, 5 room apartment Is located on a l'A A. 'Wooded drive, large COIOered patio, .· and store, full alrcondllloned' lot. Price $9,5110. 245..1842. 244.3 ond c:entrol heat. -Wanted ________ _ 131 STATE RT. 1110 Nice 4 rms. & 6 A. land. SPACIOUS WT 6 Large rms., Plenty water. GOOD home for ,...rt Angor• , <12.5' • 98' - Well landscaped 5 rms. & both, $1,500. klllon, 2 mo. qld, lillltk, ' - . with beoutlful trees & shrubs broken. Inquire 11 2002 : makes a perfec:t setting for FARMS Eastern Ave. or Ph. 1t6 D212. : this ' room. 1112 bath home, carpeted LR & formal DR, oil 73 A.. 8 A., Symnes Cr. l»ttom, ~ ., plaster wells, full besement, 2 remalpder flat & rolling. Hos '12 A. Tob. bose & 4 A. Corn car garage, must be sean to MEN WANTED bose. 6 rm. house, good barn appreciate. In This ArH To TNin As & plenty other outbUildings. 19 A. flat & rolling, good fences, WE HAVE some good rentals '1:! A. Tob. beae, Cinder Bl'k from $75.00 to $200. house, bern, 2 wells & hes water In house. Locust pOst & HOBART ~i~~· Realtor some welnut timber. Price Lucille Of Howard lran"n Evenlnga 4.46-1226 HAVE other farms, 1.-ge & small, also vacant land & lois. SEVERAL TRAILER 'SPOTS . 2.15 ·'fr ~~ QU~NLI~~f~H.T~ ' ~OAN T1E PUIIf.HA,;; :~~CLE ,JIIIC'U:ffill 1fu -------------- NICE larp .honte <11 . . . . size lot baa fclur bedrooms, luU bath, lull baeemeal, forced air.. lllnJice, cl~ wstar, Gl loan eanbea~lliWJIIil. eUne and c~ ~ llling room, larp SCreened ~ Ia tOrcb, 1torm Windows and tloorJ: A very nice home for a larp fllmiiJo. Un1co REDI-GRIPS·, , .' · ' No IIIU•-1 u......., "--D · ·" UUW I 3 •d!.........__ I N·ce or _ . : ' 1 0wner IIOYed-Wants HomeSoldNow IN VINTON ' :. .~ Ollki ...... E-•,.,;,1 3041. VERY modernistic home with 2A6-tl beautiful bull~ kitchen baa three bedrooms, ulillcy room, carport, ceramic tile bath, NEW 3 bedroom one noor plan, 11h boths, IUIIy carpeted, and Ia located rf&llt In town. built-In oven and cook!Qr A real burpla lor the family units, I ear garap aod acrewho wante a nice home In the c(t;y, age aVIlllal>le. Call 44~843. 243-6 FOUR BEDROOMS HAS FUEL BILLS UP TO 50%1 • · . ·. ' ----- CUT .COURT ST. ~! OIS .. MODERN heme, 'f.t aere lot, _ located justNorthorChalldre .: REAL mATE BR0KER VUIII!I! <11 HI' 7. Contact tile " ·' ownar, Curtla Rice, 101 Gor- , TEL. 446-1. d o n Terrace, Nalllmlle, , Tem. Ph. 228.11195 or - , INVESTMENT Harold E. Thomas at Cbub- ~ DUPLEX- 6 rms. & beth 1st Ire. 244-CI ;· 11001', A rms. & beth on 2nd 11001'. Basement, laundry rm., ' & plenty storoge space. NEW 3 bedroom heme, Clreaa Located on • nice ahoded lot. Acres !Ubdlv. FbianciJic ; Rents tor $150 <POr mo. Where available, Call 446-1900 or con you boot this for SlJ,OOO? 4f6.:!890. 2f4.a 0.-D. . , · REAI.t! i · . 1111-U1'J:..t., Vlllo1•, 'ts:)~. .rtY REALI . MASSIE WB fireplace, · new fumoc:e, • Iorge banquet size llvl room lust welting for a on., '1!rom11Uites$119.95 NICEom81lhomelor1or2peoThanKsgiving dinner to be to .. 99.95. Ourprolltlaleaa, pie. Has aluminum siding BiXI served In, 2 car garage & but you stlllpt tha best at atorm doors and windows. workshop . Possession on Rice's New & Ueed FurnlPrlcedtoseU delivery of deed. lure, 8&4 Sec. Ave. 44c;.9523. OFFICE PHONE •••169' 233-tl EVENING._. • 40 CHILLICOmE RD . - - - - - - - - - - - ·- - - Charloa M. Noal4.46-15-46 CARPETED living room & BR, NEW FURNITURE:ilMraJil'ils J. Mlchnl Nool4.46-150l full basement, gas furnace, home newly decorated, large Dlittreaaesll11111 PIIP. at.- -------------shaded lot. Price $8,900. 4lo -che~t ~ C4irllla PARSONS WANT BUSINESS? ~M~u ~ ,, ' -...... L.R., 15' x .15' D. II., W. toW. carpet on ell tfirM, 15' X 30' famllyroomwlthvlnylfloor cowrlng, ond large wood bumlng fireplace, II' X :10' kltclten wtfh 18' w.111, 31' beae Mufchlor custom cabl-11'' 8' bat- molclod formica top on baoe ceblnets ·bar, f • fiiJF. .R thrM atalnless siMI alnka, two gerbago dispoeels, Ice maker, dish washer, tout. master warmlnn dra~rs • "" • built In elec:trlc stova Md oven, built In charcoal grill, vinyl tile floor, utility room 11' XU with V. bath all the above are on the first floor. Four W u x IS' bedrooms, · one and one holt modotrn ~thson, second floor, 15' x «r . Thur... , Ohio ... c • oroge, 12' • 19' It· 33 lathed Gar., basement room hYI*I .....rlonco 13' x36' plusl5' x23' lurnece p oao 245-5269 or room, concrete floor and wall, C.ntroJ Soyo 446-2.463 clrculotl~ hot water furnace ·~ A 1 t 1 .· heat 200 ' mps e ec r c service. Owner living In Real Estate For Sale Florida. Low, Low Price at $2000000 ' • ' 52 ACREs LOCATED ON STATE RT. 160 -20mlles from GallipOliS,«< THIRD AYE, lo STATE ST. ecresofcleontroctorlandall In clover & grosa, limed & '[I ACRES fertilized, 12 acres timber, 4 room, one llour plan ·home, 2 BB heme, smaU barn located beth not finished, storm 2~ mileslromv~.Ohlo, windows & door, some out m Keyatone Road. Look this buildings, good well under over .,.. make ua an offer. pressure with new pump. A 61 ACRES reol buy ot 57.500. ERNEST THORNE Al, ~ · · wlth~alritol!lepnd., 15'x16' CUSTOM SPRAY PAINTING ' .,. " Gl.. Cove Ave., OMI Hill. .Ohio. BJg ......,.. ,1~, .h..... , ota of ahrub11 II' good rt~ldentlel nell)h)10rhood within lour blocka or Khoola, churches, P. 0., bank end ,,...... 11110 _ , . '"' on flrat IJoor, 1200 ~q, fl, on the IOCOI1d,. r • 21' c.n!er hall ' :!J T . • ·• I 232~ -------------DEAD STOCK ' )' --Jib. ...... : _,...;..... littlo. 574 uar'IOCi~F 1811 ·.,.; T. ~.:....- . . ......, POR THE DOCTOR, uti Allor clon..(:IIIHNI119. """ ·------------- NEIGHBORHOOD RD. • Work-proven ~eatures: torsion bar draft control kfttps you plowing evenly; Torque Amplifier boo!lt. pulling power; and many others. , - 1 ·' A Hila~ rrllh ., without Dletllylllllbaltol. BIDWELL ~ 'l "'H~v w"TS ' E' '. . · ·:a~.· · ,. ·•.x· :' L ~~ - , ·. ~r.t..~.· ·.,: • :mii":'Twoa::·~r:..~:"tf: .4G.Ei~tc~ ~,' r1 I /' ......~ strvlttsOfferld 246-4 --....,...--,------ INTERNATIONAL® 75.8. II lllf CAnLI IU,.,...N1' ~~ · ·: · ~· ·~u~. . · . 3rd & Sycamore Sta. ' ' WATERPROOF If.!!~® ' 'I• I ··t .. ' netp· "'iltt!l : ''· ~~' f'orlll•.'· ~·#. J ''•"' ForSilt ) ,....~.............. MM ~ ~lj:' ot0 ~. ·~~~..:.ii:-~~:n'·'" 1w ·•. :. ~JNG.ooNG ·~, ,~ : ·, 11141J!ot.r~~:.!·''iil'.;. . - · · NEWUCTRUcK frr.~·~.o H-.;·····17•llowt 11 100% ",,' ' GRAVITY GRAIN BODIES new Killbros features a 1reatly increased bed GALLIPOLIS _ NFO beef producers met at the Natloral Farmers Orpnlzstlm Collectlon Point, Minford, Ohio, Sept. 20 to approva a contract with two ot the largeat beef packers in Ohio calltrv lor 800 head of cattle per week. On OcL 9, NFO hog produoera approved a contract with one of the largest pork packers In the alate lor 750 hesd of hogs per day lor the 750 head hogs per day ·lor tho Columbus MarketltV Area. The NFO,IIeder call producers are urged to remember the Ieeder call sale on Octob!or 24. Calvas shoulcl be booked. ;J, l.;r.nllllil,BwtdQ,~....... ~··'"' ·' ' - N$. . ,, ill bros UP to 160 Bushel small grain. The completely ~iJifiilrmrmrmmmir.roroo~;fl I '"" WELLINGTON STYLE BOOT ThursdaJI, Sele.tlmels 7:30p.m. Thla sale wUI offer awroxi- ......._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ , mately 60 ~uality heifers Your Farm from some of the alate's most Supply outstandiD& bee! cattle herds. Additional Information conService Center cernlll: the sale can be obtained lrom your Counly Extensloo 01· flee. In this area. Reservation blanks lor t h e workahop can be obtained !rom your councy Extenalon office, The reservation form plus $8 reglstratloo lee should be mall. ed by October 31st to Jolm E. Moore, Extenslm Economist, 2120 Fyffe Rd., Columbus, Ohio 4321Ch · Are Arlrn n - · e d R··'"'fi:!~;Ohl• THE DUKE sram. Heifer Sale Set I ning water out the end before natural gound. He e1<)lects to lUI the pond ~~~=ch•• were hall-way com- from hill runoff and lrom water seepage out of the hill which is other drainage ~ystems inalreody present. Mr. McCoy stalled this week were on the has engagild a bulldozer belongStanley and stanley !arm at Nine Mile Creek. The Stanley& laid ing to Virgil Siders to do the 1,200 leet of tile mostly through earthmovll\l. Melvin soil, but part ollt was WILUAM H. STYLES, whose in Senecaville. Their tlle syslarm Is on Dunlavy Ridge, ''"'ed tems are what is known as ra~ tour acres of wildlife food plots dom systems which are used to collect waLer in obvious low thts past •PTII1!. Upon examination recently, Denver Yoho of and were they performing jcb (or which hod beenthe Ba.Yed. These plota wwe Ba.Yed ln. patches and - u r strips which added to the ellectiv&ness of the seed~ C. C. and WOllam H. Lewis ol Oldtown Farms are 0110nil1! qp and working out an open dral111ge ditch alq the read. The state RaldCommlsslonW>der tile lesderahlp of J. W. Beattie cooporated In this OJ>oration. ' . The purpoae ol this ditch Is IO bring about drainage alq the road and also to insure that two tile systems on the Lewis farm which droln into the rood ditch would be BJiowed to !unotion properly. ::;,..:••·!..~·th::: Sa"" RCMinty 1 Mil•• Woot Goll~u; · j I .· • " ME"!'· · TJ~~o. ' ·. Jn~. :.~te~~ :.J~¥~ lNt~ti~!·S~jl:.ltems' .YC)u 'J)t).n 't In 'f:h.e. Tribune Classi,.fieCIS . .,.: ·¥.· ~. FlttiN& * t 1 , • •,• . ' ' , . �' - Tile SundO• Tlme-nllnel, s.iftdoy, bclallei- 11 1188 ,, ;: . i' WANT AD IIWORIIA TIOII ....,.,. o.nu .. ' •·•· c..... u.u.... a c.,JMt..,., Will W ttcollf~ UIWII f •·•· o.,. ef MUceUIH . . fer lEGULATIONS ''- P.. li1W ro1onroa ,,_ rlfM .. ..tit ... ,.l•ct .,.., .-~. . . . . . . . INtJ...,.f. Tht will Mt . . {111 ... 1111 ............. the" .,.. ,-u,w IM!W'Mt ln1ertltft. RAftS F., WoM ~ S.wico iftMf't· s ""'' ,.,_••4 c.... ,.h·l-- I Z cent• ,., -.,4 "'' ttve h.. .,,i.._, a ... u .. Fed-lon liiiiiS ,co: Filii , OI:ADLINIS 'S P·•· p.,. t.f.,o , ............ 75c d... ce..ocu- , , COnti I* W_.t! 11• HIIMCuti'l'l )AUrti ... l. 25 ,.. eel'll DitceVftt .,. H1 ,.,4 W Ha ,..14 withi,. '0 •••· CAIID OF THANKS I OIITUAIIY $1.50 hit 50 •ord 1111n1..,.. Ee. _.41tionol IIII'Ofd 2c , BLIND ADS ANNUAL MEETING FANTA$'0( THURS., OCT. 23 7:.:r7 P.M. ~•v,i~&s·· a CH.STI!R ,GRADE EaPIIT ' SCHOOL Dinner and D.- Prlseo Slnglnt Sheriffs EnNrtalnlng EVERYONE WELCOME! $5.55 Adults, 1.25 CALL 992-2.181 ......, .... ,a.• . OR RESERY AllONS fl••-nt. OFFICE HOUlS 1:30 o .m. to 5:00 p.M. Doll, 41t30 o,m, to 12:00 N..,. s.turdo., I Card of Thanks I WISH to thank all my friends 41116 I. "Moln For Rent sent cards, gltfs, and anyone CLEAN/ aimtortable sleoplng who helped In any way during my stay at Veterans Momorlal Hospital. I also wlntlo lllonk the doctors and nurses for being so nice. Ellsworth 0111. 11).19-11p WILL DO baby slttl~ In my home. Phone 992-7197. 10-l~tc GUN SHOOT, OcL 19, 12 to 4p. m. on Bobby HUI Farm, Bashan Road. Hair hogs, hams, bacon, and turkeys. ~.,.. oared by Racine FlrellepartmenL 10-l&-13tc MEIGS LOCAL Parents, vote fer the school tax renewal, keep schools open. Don't vote against your kids by not voting or to economize at their expense. It Is no tax Increase. Harold Maue, Rt. 2, Albany.' Harrisonville PTA member. 11).19-141p •REVIVAL SERVICES, Laurel '• Cliff Free Methodist church :: beginning Monday Oct. 20, 7:30 p.m .• through Ott. 26. Rev. DOnie! Neville, pastor of the Faith Chapel Free ., Methodist Church, Youngstown, Ohio, evangelist. 111-19-Jic ,PIANO T,UNING. Also used pi· ""'" boulht and sold. Phone 992..'i5®c Hl-l~tp f,t;-~ ~~o~andex· • • '-rlor jlalntlng. root, cazper>o II)' and IIIUOIII')" WOI'k. ftGo. llle Hullbard. ~ 992-2276 ilr after I p.m. IIJ-3.511, to.a-Utp -------------- ROOF REPAIR and - ••• taL bw;IIIO lnlerloriiUdiiWIIId .-llelt,., ., COJtnet. . Free elllmate. Phone 992• 2806. We liD UVWbere. "• 10-I.Uc ..:• BOB'S -----------REDUCING Solon and • Health Center Is - open, 9 Ltn. to 5 p.m. by IIIJI)Oinl- meat, 5 p.m. to lOp.m. noap- pol-81t necessary. Locat- ed balow K llld K MobUe llmles, P o I n t Pleasonl. Phono 6'15-2454 or 675-4020., 104-lfc -------------••-~~ e1oo REWARD for information :' : ;, : • room with kitchen privileges, suitable for working woman or teacher. Available Nov. 1. Phone 992-S<WO alter 5 p.m. 11).19-71p •o1 •' Business Services C. C. BRADFORD, A~ ~s.ntce leading to the arrest and convtcUon of persons or person who have broken plate glass windows in Rutland Furniture and warehouse. Arnold Grate. 10-14-Stc ~ - -------------- ~ CHICKEN barbecue, spare ribs, Sunda¥, OcL 26, sponsored by Chester Fire DepartmenL Serriatl starts at II s. m. Hmnemade ice cream. Donationa ol pies and cakes would be sppreclated, 10-14-12tc ~------------- ------------ DAY 992-2151 NIGHT 192-7324 R~ H. Rawlhts Solis MIDDI.IPORT, OHIO wanted. For Sale 'for Sal• -------------- -------------lnscnnce CAR GET For Sale -.o 2 BEDROOM'. ;5 roamsand ' blth, •turll pa, newly r.. modelod. Cclmplete blrctr ldtellen. Nft drilled well; 12. oere lot. Pa~ walls. FOI'cod air Ilia• !lfnace. Julll off -i~Y'lllu Hi: '7 on Ill. 124. Auto a es · i!: Re•Tr•ds· · ALL SIZES . 2 -~ $24·00 . C.••·· > •, • ' • . Soi•·Prlce · $29t)S ! ~ GENERAL TilE SALES Business Services *" Volume 141, Pflll8 2011. Tile prqoerf1 hao a 1'h olol7 ttame dwellifll thereon, llld Is located at 338 WUIIama Street. Appraised aa panel 20 at ...000.00. Located in &Ilion Towtllblp, Yelp CGun\y, Ohio, llld Ia s£wi"N"G -MACHiNEs; - i.;.j;. Section 8, conveyed to Fred A. Shlllet b7 deed recorded In Vol- 185, Pip 13. Tllla propez ~ II lll1ilqorovecl. • pra!Md •• parcel 22 at e1,. 000,00. BeiiW 8 acres loca'-11 at Kerra Run, Lotl81nSub. $lh, ex. coat, comOJied to Fl'edA. Shlbt by deed recoJ'Cied In Volume 195, ~ 138 ,l lld Volume IG5, P•- 213, Tills ....... •• unlmprcnetl pro),l,rcy, , . • pralaod as jluceL 23 at t300 00 Located In 011... ~ Melp CGun;r, Ohio; IIIII t. IIW 41.82 _1Cnosln·~ 21 and 22, elllt ellll, ~P!'Yif!l!ii!O Freel A. Shlllot li;'~Mci recorded In Vol1111eJ65, hg. -----..: 1969 CAPRICE I" <="•I• .....ncl,., 'Pow.,.llde trort1., ~ewer lteerlnt, 327 Yl 4Htl• 12Swl4 WW tlfH, P.8. rodlo, E. clock, w:h· CO\I.,., ·•af.ty group, vndercaat. Stick• Prlc. HELEM or VIRGIL TEAfORD ~~~~~~ f.ft 1fe ASSOCIATES 992·3325 , 24 at \ SYRACUSE . Loca'-!lln (:otimlbla·T ow II'• ------ ,·------~ . ' 1 •• emllf. ; ,, ft'!nnl•h Yorker 4 •· Sedan', Air llh• new. · , OC:• conlllltloned. PS PB & AT. Orl1inal ' $1,595 65 CHEVROLET 1969 ·CHEVROLET Color1 ·-~lthed ltrown, ,.ehment v!nrl roof, tlnte:d flou, pvwer wl"dowil, pow.r ttrarr.. , floor nurtt, ·'-Oifllght wother, Comfortron Alt..CancUtlonl"'l, pow..clfac. lucrk.., 396 cu. ln. angina, T ~o Hydro Motlc, pow1r Co,.~lb 1tNrlng 'w"-•1. E. clock ll1ht monitoring, AM-PM. rocllo, cloluxo mouldl"'l•; undw..al. Stick• price, .4773.50. $3999 SAVE =u 11navllll 4 • : Hard .Top. Very low mlleoge. Factory air' conii'HI--'. Y I-_. · -· 69 PONTIAC 0 " ~ulp,.d. ~.,tit - ~....,., ' 1- 6 cyl. Automatic, Celor Red, Cpe. 1 - 8 cyl. Floor ShiH, Color Blue, Cpe. 1 - Bcyl Automatic, Color Yellow, Conv. $3775,45. ·$3l57 $1,295 69 PONnAC CAlliOS ••••ring, p...,..yMohtr Sole Price SAVE . Clltollno :Z dr, Hard Top. Foch•y air condltJon.G. Vwtr low rnlleap N..,• titled. 64 IERCURY REMEMBER YOU SAVE BY A LARGE MARGIN, PLUS 70 PRICE INCREASE SAVING. . ' "·' Blk. ' flnlah, reel Ylnr .. l~lor, 350 H.P . anal~.!' 4 '""' ~55 .rcltlo Potltro.ctlon o~ele, P. ,...8. rodlo, sports ttrlplng, gi.Nirdt 1 undtraeal. ; ·' l ' ·- Sticko~ Prlc.e, $3742.05 Pom~oy Motor Sole Prlco - $3255 8UICit iiiiii PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS 116 Yean of Continuoua Buaineu PHONE 992·2143 POMEROY, OHIO Grocery POMEROY CIIEVROLET, 1959 mouth, 1961 Ford; auto partl ' - 2- l4 Ton 8' Plchp, 8 cyl, I - I Ton 12 fl. Plotlorm, 8 cyl. 1 - Chevr Van, 108" W.B. 6 cyl. ''"''"9j - BLAETIN TRUCKS 1969.CHEYELLE SS396 HT. CPE. ' $995 Parltlon. 4 •· Hft Top SHan. Sporll:ling original light a.tu• fl•l•h P5,PB&AT. ''' ' ' OWftM', ~ton Plelwp. New bright Nd flnlah. Shows q,f of coN, IMPALA CUSTOM COUPE OR CO. YOUR CHEVY IJEALER far liodt;e llld Pb-mouth 1957 ·~ 1.9fV. 0111 843-mS. 992-2126 10-18-&tc POMEROY, OHIO Open Eves. Til B ----- ----,---- '"' ClfEvRoLET oPhCRte 992-3461. liQJlila, . .. tl50 ' Count On Us To Del.lver The Best 10.1~1<: ance . our time pay- ment plan. Coli "99U3$2."' · 10-Ji).81c) ------------ FOJ.IR BEDROOMS, llvlrv, 1amo Uf., dlnl..,larp kltc:hen, utll· Icy rcJC!II). •l'h new pa ~Unace,l• laitibent. G o o d llll&hbor~KiocL. Phone 9923$10. 10-11).8'.p A100 Van. VB. Auto. trans. Radio ------------ 1968 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle .......... $4900 T~~o GAS healll)fl oiDV., $5,000 ' BTU•a, 'per!ecf con. dlflirl. mo; ·'Piiqna Mrs. Young 992·7229 or Young'a ODD NOVELTIES, dlahes and ;',~,~·· •uta, Irons. ' ' 196B Cadillac Calais H.T. SiNian ...... $4700 64 DODGE $895 3-1967 cadillacs ......... YOII choice $3700 63 DODGE . $795 ,• ,....,"' ·'h ';~·. ' ' L, • ~ roblllt ' ~quiprrient and factory air-conditioning. ': lTEREO TAPE SYSTEIS . Full power equip., radio, tinted glau, w/o/w tires, Climate Control air-conditioning, green with green interior • ' 4 AND 8 TRACK. ALSO COMPLETE LINE : pF:St.EREO TAPES, 4 AND 8 TRACK. . '•:·~·,t · •- ' I ·. . ;1 '.. . .... e.u- ' POMEROY ., Ill 7 . .llktil . :twtnaotr ~ cy f!!r 111!11 ~a.l!U am.._ c~ean­ $$ GALLON DlltJJIS, - traoil, eJ-50 •ch. P• . Jlalk Co. -' w...., Out ta hHIIft •nd help , .. i! Ia noceuory that wo ~laper&e ciur henlen &hart netlco. MONDAY NITE, OCT. 27th, at 7:30 p.M. lli Lt..te<j 5 mllos NO.th of ,'G alllpolls, 'Ohio-7 mile~ Seiith ef Rio Gntwdo, Ohio •• State Rt. 35. . '104-12tc -----.-:------ CAMI'EiiS llld IN"'l traii- ~-- .u it O!!!lla•MI1, ' T ...__, • _______ _____ _ HOLSTEIN MILliNG HERD DISPERSAL --- ....·- -,- ------------------·fii. _vaeu.m or In rue. hew For Sale AWNINGS,· 110nn ctoors alii NEW GAS tunace lDBtalled, wlndowa, - ' " · .....,. $295, Tenu aftllable. Ph. qaeea, blown llld belllnaula- 992-3352. ..... llop. Elmer White, lalea np10.lo-tte -~~... For he ...... phone Clarlea Llole, BEANS. euo bUhoi, plc!<your ...... ~ tunlil*. beotll and ~ v. v. Johuoo llld pepperL aarence Prollltt, St!D. lac. l-l-4rc Portland. Phone 843-ZZM. 10-9-tfc For Sale ~~CTltOU/X ., J;1h- ~.. For Sale SINGER SEWING ma!'hlae, 68· WALNUT SOLID Slate atereo, clua In nice walnut eablnet, wltb f • apeed chalwW, '11,...:·,..r, buttonholer, and IPOIMr IIOUild IQ'I!1101....,.~ Will aacrlllce tw once t61.44. UIHi - · ' .,, cull or '-rDIL P~ paymont plan, CaU 119UI5l : 1192 2831. · . 10-U•etc !O.ill-lll:, 2 AIM! iol4111y' Olflor Uaoflol A'lf!tljt' · ~:::;· ::'t nta -.f-"!',~~':''11 cl11n ·· Mill & Second MIDDLEPORT, Phoae 992-2151 Karr &Van Zandt ·- Motor Sales 2 P~. Living Room Suite, T.V. 'E!Milr, Occa&l<inal Chatra, 2 Library Tablea1 Writing, O.Jic, 6 Pc,"Oinlng Roora Suit•, 1 $el ot • Cdne Boitoln Cheittl;:r Day Bed, 2 Drea. .o, C!.ot of Orqwora, PIC!ut.; > Frames, Lampo, Airway Sweeper, 5 Pc1 Dllllfte . Porch Gli~er, RCA Whirlpdol ,Goa Ran,., e1~~tr[~ Roaator wtth Cabinet, "Phllca' R•frl~or Gl~u DMr Cupl.oard, 2 Seta of bilhes an~~ ·,Gt~.r 'Diaholo ·, ~t of Silverware. ..,, . , ·~ ' Cane Settam Cholra. . ".OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" "YOU'Ll LIKE OUR QUALITY I'AY OF DOING BUSINESS" For Sale 2 Waln~t $oda, Round W~lnUt Stp~~ Several Rock, er& 1 2 S!and Toblea,, Woah Stand, .crotory O.ok; ·· :Beet Side Cabinet< Set- of 6 Wqlnut LaUir Back •· H. Rawlings Son$ Co. 1967 Cadill~ Flaetwood Eldorado ••••• $4600 • ' Station Wapn. VB. Auto. trans. P.S. Radio 2 Sedan De Villeo and Coupe De Ville, lull power COillplate Line Of ' 4 dr. Sedan. VB. Auto. trans. P.S. Rmio White with !urquoise interior, full po- equipnent rodlo, lintod glau, w/J/W tires, Climate Control Air-Conditioning, real_ aharp, only 18,000 miles. ' 4 • GTO 2 It. 3 spd. floor shift. Radio tioning. 2'dOOI, Hard!op, W/VI tires. .we carry A· lfi.it~ POTATOES tor aale, Sam Beller, N,w Lima ROed, 'Riitlollcl. Phone" 74-. ._,. '· ' 10.19..,c $1395 66 CO'IYAIR MONZA $1095 .. fiWnllure. Some .,llquis. See at my homoany day after 1:30 p.,m. p.ro, Carl, Lemley, TUI!f'"h PJalna. ·Call W-3961, ' 66 PONTIAC Gold with matching interl01, full power equipment; AMIFM radio, tilt & telescope a!eering wheel, rear window defogger, controlled differentiol, tint-ad glass, w/s/w tires ond Camfortr~~n air-condi· Joe Ma,rtr.et 9J2·30f.l, $1595 1967 DODGE Jlaths• 992·5342 . AN:TIQU.S · ISICOidcarf Clean, Pre-Owned OPEN EYES. TIL 8 ,r vinyl $2,195 Lont Wh.eiNae Wide Side, Pickup Tf\lcll. Ont cat•ful local Ellft'cr good IS pi)' tfta, eouncy, Ohio, baiJt&' part ., Lot 159, canwyed to Fred A. Sblllet bJ deed recorded In terlor and ...rtor palntlntr. Hoolllllllld rouab and llnlsbed carpanlry, bJ contracL 20 yeera elQIIIrlence. Free eotlmatex. Jolin Grows, 307 Lo- GEO HOISTETTER Brolt CUll Sl,, Middleport, phone • ' er 1192..'i953. 10.17-6tc HARRISONVILLE - 9 rooms, -------------bath, cla!ern • .,dwell wlllor. HAIIRISON'S TV AND ANTENo CO.ap. 2'111 Acnt. NA SERVICE. PheM 11t2 • RUTLAND- 5 rooms, blllh, 2522. ~lO-tte carport, only a few - • old. ~hlte with '66 GIC Y6 • ------------1'11- TODAY! :..aov! =~..... ' 19~6 DO IT =EROY - 5 rooma, bath, nnlc:e, aU makea. 992-2284. new furnace, new birch kit· Tile Fabric Shq), PCIIIIorO¥. ellen. Wall to wall carpeting, Altherlaed st..-r Solea llld Mobile HOme lot, ...d furniture. S11,5GO.OO. santee. we Sharpen ~ s.zt.tfc REEDSVILLE - 6 rooms, hilt aora. bath. ges fumace, basement, 12 acres, $7,500.00. tiC)N;-rl.ooH-.;.-uio~ i;d,. HARRISONVILLE- 5 rooms, 1'011111 IIIII ldtchea remoolel· hall llltti. g• - · out· ltw• ...u llltlltloaL 0111742- bulldlnga, garden. SMOUO. NS-Uc TUPPERS PLA1NS-6rooma, new bath, 3 bedrooms, garage. La rge 1-u" $1G;500•00CIGAKETra.; .....U,. midtblea MOBILE HOME - 1962 IIIII ~ ABC Eitelprla- Skyline, !wo bldrooma, ol, .,._ W, Va. Pa- drilled well, holt acr , 0 772olld. l.f.4lt Garap. $5,500.00. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 19 ACRES I rooma, FOR lilliE, 11f!W INIIChe!" wUt1 remodeled, bafh,,5 badrooms, line, ct10110111 drabtlt to 11 gas furnace. sn,ooq.oo. wlde. ,... A • uno •tt"\ lll-l9.flc ' 10:.1S.:Stp , ,..w •.,.,andy r• Real Estate For HOIST ETTER Evebli'• aeoir RuUand on ,124. Top. tk .. -' 28; • ....., n~ ~18 ' ------------ Cooact • . $2776 1981 <llev, CODvertlllle, tl75. 1952 Qev, Woof aedaa, et25 1980 Qlevrolet FleetsldeplckCharlea Blsaell, Olester, 0., . 1G:16-31P 2 • • H~nl Llk. • "• lnt .... or. PS, P8 & AT. v w.a.:... -----------,., f360. ~·: IIIPALA ILJ. CtiuPE .· .......,Mot., Calor1 Buml1'*1 1Now111, P"~~ll.., w/~/w.' tire,, ...../ •• untt....l, a.ftoliy ~,. ,..J.., 3'217.30. 10-1~ Pets For Sale Wanted -, - · , $1,995 66 CHRYSLER · ~it._ Price $3379.75 ' HATS, MICE ellmlnatod lorever:GET STAR,.Z'h pounda •1..89, Dtr.llieh Har41We, 5upl" Run Mill, Pickens lla~eatMaoon. · 67 500 FOlD - 1969 I AI>Pb bi $2,9t5 '' I ------------ LIVESTOCK liVER ' 691UICI ~~1••1eh va $2607 r ' I II Male Help Wanted -------------.: CHUCK'S ---------can s..eyou'4)toholt •' ___ ________ - •, FORD .. . oblp; Melp ¢ou..b-, Ohlo, 1:. 1111 73. t7 Acre• Ia Fracdc>n parson. Cl'oor'o Slelk Houoe, 12, cawe.ved to Fred A. sidf. p..,.eroy. 10-14-6tc let, b)' lleo.t recOrcltd In \lol· ume, I~ Pap 14. 'i'hlslo111>HEADY-MIX CONCRETE dellv- f969 liLUE Hoadrumer 383, 4- lmproved prqoeJ'Ii, Appnt .. apeed,lrs,radio,8,000mUes. ed u parcel 25 at e1,200. ,THE WIWAM 11a,y WUaonnll ered rlcht to your proJect. estat., cOIIIIstbw rita boule llfan.y extru Phone 98~108, - Located lnCiester Tuwnablp, Faat and easy. Free 8111· anil'!Wo lola ktllarrJaon.We, Clleoter. 10-17-Stp Meigs COu!ll;,,' Ohio, IIIII .,._ mates. Ph. 992-3284, Geowill ba ,,..itd "' tbe hl&helll gleln Heady-Mix Co., MldoD• 1111 the colt-. .b'IJW pert , bidder · at the otlleea of port, Ohio. 11-30-tfc OFFERS wU1 ba received atthe or SeciiGn 13, ' canveil4 to amce ol Webalar and Fuhz, Fred A. Shill~ by cleed ~ ·'O'Brien' aD!, O'Brien, attorMEN WANTED ney• . atlaw, 1~ Court St., Alto11107s, Pomeroy Natloael corded In V!"um' 187, Pap SEPTIC tanka cleaned. Miller In Thlt ArM To Train Aa PIJIIIer.!!J, Ohio .on T11urt1411, Bank Building, Pom8J'07, 625. Appnilad:as parctU7 Sanitation. Stewart, Ohio. Ph. 0eL 23, .1111'11 10 Lift. Seitl . 882-3036. 2-12-tfe Ohio, 141 to 10 o'clock a. m., at •120.00 pJ'CII18rcy mlftt be auld rar 11101 Loca'-!!ln q.tter TOWDablp, . on October 23rd, 1969, far leu U.n sppralled q~,. of SEE NEIGLER llulldiJw S...pty tile followtrv real estal4! of Meigs Count,y, Ohio, beltW FOI' 1\trther lnforma. rar bulldJJw 7out homo. can Fred A. ShiDet, deceaaed: the coal undertyllll! 52 Acres $1,2011. L•m:n to ltuy caHie, hoga, O!all 992-2720, tiotl " •eal and lamba at tole barna, Located In Middleport, Meigs In Section 10, con\'8yed to GIO' Nelllor, Racine, G. and dl,.ct from far••· We Uonel !!tao, Mm. Fred A. ShiQet by deed r.. County, Ohio, and beiiW Lot 3-22-tfc prefer to lralft !Mill ..,Jth 10-17-:ltc fatftl or llve•tock experience. No. 30, llld 8 feet ol Lot 131, corded In Volume187, Paso Fw local l•tervlew wrlta which Is located on tile corner 627, Appraised aa pareel 26 - - - - - - - - - - - - ' ' - - · giving age, pha,.. ancl bac .. BEGISTEliED Pekl..-se , . grouncl to Notla•l lnatltu,. ' of Seoond and Mill Streets, at f52.00, Atri'ONOIIILE lnaqrance been of Meal [•eking, loa 16052. py, Male. Pltone 1192-7237. which was conveyed to Fred Located In Lebanon TowoCleYIIan , Ohla 441t6 CIIICatlod? Lost 7out opera- A. Shiflet by deeds recorded shlp, Meigs Count;y, Ohio, be----~--~O:.,.i!i;loi"iiic ""''• 11-'1 0111 992-2968. BROWN and white spotted f&. In Volume 133, Pqe 18, llld lrv tile coal underblrv 94 \M\1 m 6-15-1' Acres In part of SeetiOD 20, male Nubian goat .....,.l..r Volume 134, Pqe 482. This '"""" ' collar. Was last seen being - - ------- - ---~ real estate Is Improved with con•eyed ,to Fred A. Shlllot put In a car on new by'i)818 a two story brick siDI'e ~ by deed recorded In Vobtme 35. Please cali992-2SI3, Wal- WE'VE MOVED, llarTcaroo KeD187, Pqe 267. Appralaed aa lng thereon. The d'"'nstalrs nels. &agles. baaset1, dachter Bentz, Flood Road, PomIs rented as a store roamarwJ parcel 28 at t94. 00. shunds. scottles, J)OOCiles, eroy, Ohio. I0-16-3tp the "'stairs conslata of four Located In Olive Towlllhlp, cockers, wesde1 and aparanents. Appralaed u Melga Coun1;y, Ohio, bellt&' 1ChiBU181'1. Right at Torch, the coal underlying 40.41 parcel I at $30,000 00. Ohio, 4111 house rll!bL lloardLocated In the Vtllqe of Mid- Acres In Section 25, convey• LADIES. Need to S14>1>lement lrv. ed to Fred A. Shiflet bJ deed dleport, Meigs County, Ohio, family Income durl~ HOIJ.. 10-12-7tc baing Lot IOOinPalmer'sAd- nocorded In Volumol87, Pqe DAY SEASON? Work full or . -:~ ~ --------dltlon to Middleport, exe<pt.- 269, Appraised as parcel 29 ' -· ' part time with Beeline Fash- mOROIJGHBRED G • r m a II oo. llt&' 38 feet off the east ellll, at Ions. Ooenlnp available. Coli Shepherd puppies. Females, as COIMIYed to Fred A. Shlf· Located In Oliw TOWIIIhlp, Jan Robinson 44~146 or $25. Males, $35. Phone 247· let bJ deed recorded In Vol· Meigs County, ·Ohio, . ballt&' Batt,y WUson 949-4521. ; 2162. _ , _ 10-17-&tp ume 167, Paae 694. '11\lopr~ the coal undtr!11~81Acna . .·to.ts-Gtt - -- ,..~~"' -""'"'~~ --· _ .... 1 ............. t a8'• w" ~ ;l!k~stction -·,-,j~" -~~:..-:..-___ ..:_'~~ •• loNE MIUi'IFChllllii'lli/I!!Man';- -·_..... s ,~ ·• ·' S 1· - ·· - " ' chester Ptlif' 'l'ttaili, f92~ Uamo Sli'oiiiit and lmprcm•H Fred A. Shldet by deed with a ttame c!wellillj! there- corded In Volume 181, P11118 11). 1964 BEL-AIR CbelTolet, 4on, In which there are two 273. Appraised as parcel SO door, V8 engine, exeeUent AKC REGISft!:REO collie spartmenls. Appraised as at tet.OO. condition Inside and out. Pb. puppies for shaw, form, or parcel 3 at tG,OOO.OO, Located In Olive Township, ••• 2112 Rea 8018~•.. I ed. pets. Sky Vue Kennels. Phone Located In Middleport, Meigs Meigs Coun1;y, Ohio, balrWthe ~~ • "" pr c Coolville 647-3339. ooal underlylrv 78 Acreo, 10-15~ o. _ c Coun1;y, Ohio, and belrv part 1 19 31 Section 36, cotm~yed to Fred ------ -- ---ol Lot 71 in Behan's Addition, located at the corner of Tlllrd A. Shlllet by deed recorded 1969 RAMBLER Javelin, 6Sal~ and LocustStroets,lnMiddl• In Volume 187, !>age 275. • cyllnder automatic, power port, on which there Is locat.- pralaed as parcel 31 at Sfftrlng. Phone 7~-5202. ed a two story ttame bulld- $78.00, 111-19-Jtc 1111, the lower li'Gnt batrv usLocated In Ollw TCIWIIIhlp, 1968 DODGE Chorger, 313, ,._ MIDDLEPORT- NEW HOME ed as a store room and the Meigs councy, Ohlo,belJWtbe speed, power slftrlng and - 3 Iorge ballrooms, walk In other room as apartment, becoallulderlylng 139.18Acreo, brakes. Phone 7G-5202. ciOH!s, kl!chen has 'birch ill!! part of the realeatate con- Section 36, conveyed to Fred cabinets, bull! In range and veyed by Fred A. ShiQot by 111-19-Jtc oven, coppertone sink, cw. deed recorded In Volumet26, A. Shiflet bJ deed rec:orded In Volume 187, Paae 27L • 1966 CHEVELLE, 4-apeed peted !hroughout except praised as parcel 32 at Page 365. Alao bellt&' 756 transmission, 11,250; cen see kitchen and bath, .g . furPlu. at Tiny's Foodland, I<Mauga, 1{. . .~.~.... naar, baaemenl, 2 porches. South Third Street, on which .139.00. All or the aforesaid property after 3 p.m . Phone e-lngo, FISHERMAN- BOATMEN- there Is located a l'h story Gallipolis ~-3253 or morrrlll be sold alibleet to 1he ttame dwefll~, not rented. 3 badrooms, LOTS OF NEWS nings Pl. Pleesan! 675-IJU. such a1 bath, furnac•, 1969 reel eotate !area, PillBeing part ol tbe real estate 10.19-Jic celllnga, corpel, cabinets In COD...Jed to Fred A. Shiflet by able In December, 1981, IIIII kllchen, paneled walls, deed recorded In Volumel26, the rl&ht Is reserved to , . 1968 FORD Galaxle 500, 4-<!oor LOCATED ON THE GOOD Page 365, Melga Councy Deed Ject any and aU often. hardtop, outomllllc, power OLD OHIO RIVER. 115,500. ReeordL Appralaedaaparcel may ba oblalned lnfonnatlon steering, power brakes. HOMES ARE SELLING NOW '; . on thla prqoerty tram Etllaon at t9,000 00. 4 Phone 992-6547. - We need several good Hobatetl4!r, Executor ol the Located in iitddleport, Meigs 111-19-Jic homes from t5,000 to $12,000. Countf, Ohio, balna part of Estate ol Fred A. Shiflet, 4.- . CALL TODAY - We can Lot No. 169, C<lllveyed to Fred . cealed. Telephone Nlll!lillr dlacuu the sole of your property_ 10.ll"ltc A. Shlf1ot by deed recorded 99Z-5137. AIR CONDI'i10NING, Re!Hpr10.19-Jtc In Volume 141, Pas• 2011. 11111 ation senlce. JICk'l Refrl. HENRY CLELAND, lrolt• PJ'CII18rcy Ia located at 85-4th pralioll, Ha-. 1"OfRc"-9f2.2259 Street and Is qrowd with a w.me.· two atory •-blockdweiJ. 4-1-Uc Rea,-M2-2NI Ins thereon. AI>Praiaed aa - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - parcel13 atte,ooo.oo. ·· ALL AROUND oheet metal. IJt. Located In Middleport, Meigs mv. on TV repairo if you briJti them 1n. Chuck's TV, 152 Bultemlll,, Pomeroy, Phone 9925080. 111-16-tfc ,CIUNA CAliiNET8, I'CIUI!d Ia. blea, old clocka, 11c. Wrt'011 ..U II. D. Millar, Ill. t, ~. tiiiCIIit 99W2Tl. """:"' lo!l&gc wAITRESi REa&LTY ; HNI A rtiW\ NIGHT • • : CALL , RAILINGf'SER'IiCE' ' Female . HelD Wanted . . . _ 94N821 lllclne, Ohio Crlttl!radtml . MORE FOR RENTS ON PAGE 19 Notice : • • • •• • Wanted To BUJ . . and relatives who visited me, p.,..,.,, 0. .F!fr Till Fillllt ., . firYict DAY • , I LOTS, Bob'oMobUe Court, Syracuae, Ohio, on Slate H~ 124, Phone 992295 L 6-li.Uc TRAILER ' ' .-GUAIWII'EEDPHONE H2-20M Children, 7Sc A4 .. 111o"GI 25c Clw,. ,_ At~,,,. , llAEmlARS ....1 Allfllitlt '' . .· . 611 ltE~b . . ' .. -,, ., ., . -.•. .. . '. If Cows,, ll Fr. I .'Jfri~ 'Htlfits '- ,, . ~ ' §Dit~D . ·t ~ · lricL !lltlll!r are �- , • .' , ~ ,, ·" .. -·~ . t· ·•.. ears Ago on GALUPOI.IS - Fl!ty years 0110 low wa- lnstallocl on tho towboat Jllllua Flelaclunan ter seasons lasted from early aummer to at tho Pl. Pleaaant . machine lbop. The old midJall No maN low water Ia .._,ted this shaft broke -oral mantlla qo. · 1011011 usually signalled the end of the low OCT. 16, 1919 - CAPTAIN John F, Rust water sesoon. Nported 17.7 teet an the pernmeut IPW&a Leaky boilers and broken aha!la were the usual plagues of steamboat owners. AU of here at 9:30 a.m. this morning and the riv- these stories are found In the following Items er was rising llowly. of River Newa from editions of the Galtlpotls OCT, 17, 1919- THE RIVER was 21 feet Dally Tribune: and rising at 8:30 a.m. toda.Y. A rise Ia now OCT, 13, 1919 - THE RECENT rslc had lit- coming !rom Pittsburgh. All Ohio River dams have been lowerocl tle effect upon the river stages. The Greenwood will be taken from here to on account o! the rising water. The cotrer dam at Dam No. 27 wider conthe Kanawha docks for repairs to her hull alstruction three and one half miles above Procter the old boilers are taken off. torville was Oooded Thursday and work thON Manager Charles Arthur of the Acme Boller !l1op and crew worked all !lmday night on waa suspended until the river lalla. The current aroond the cotrer dam at Dam a hurry .up job at the Raymond Clt;y mines up No. 27 Ia so swift since the rise that steamboats the Kanawha River. The General Crowder from Pittsburgh and are having trouble getting by when comi111 up the Greendale from Cincinnati are tile only stream. thraullll psekets coming to this port during OCT. 18, 1919- CAPTAINLew~rhassuc­ the low water sesson. The Leroy has resumed her trips In the ceeded Capteln Varian as commanderofthetowGalllpolls - Charleston trade alter being plac- boot w. K. Field, Varian havlngrecentlyresignocl In good repair at the Enterprtae docks. ed. CepWn Speer, for manyyearawlthlhePittaburgb ••Combine, '' ns in commandofth8 fan\ous old IDwboat Coal CIIY, out of commlselon for OCT. If, 1919 - THE WICKETS at Dsm No. 26 were lowered as result o! the rise. some time and In the ••boneyard" at BrownsNo more low water Ia expected thla season. ville, 1'1. , up tho Monongahela River near PittsThe tbwboot J, T, Hatfield while backing burgh. The Coal CliY was a -erlul towboat away from a landing up the Kanawha River built at Brownsville In 18U and was the oldest broke her shaft. Captsln Harry Martin, In boot In service on tho Ohio or .Misolaslppl Rivcharge of the Hattleld, and his crew went ers. Ellglneer James Oliver of tho Gallipolis Cl\'er to the Julius Fleischman. The Hattleld wao taken to Pt. Pleaaant to be repslred. Water Works says thsl the late engineers Morllaplaclng a broken shaft Is very expensive ris 91allcrosa and Bob Ballard were In charge In these dsys o! high costs, Welded shafts of the Coal Clt;y tbst belonged to the Walton Coal Co. They afterward went CI\'Or onto the seldom hold but a short time. The Hattleld, formerly the Henry Deoos, famous John F. Waltou ouc<Mdini the late enwas oollt Cl\'er 30 years &liD and rebuilt at gineer John C. Oliver of this clt,y who resigneel to accept sl1uatlons on shoN. The John F, Pl. Pleaaantln 1904. Maoager Charles Arthur of the Acme Boil- Walton, Coal Clt;y, and Som Clarke, all crack er 9top IIBJIS that flue boilers are very hard lol!boots were the largest towboats In the Walto secure at present !rom the steel mUla. ton neet. The Som Clarke Ia In the boneyard with the He has had an order In for some time back for new Dues for the boilers on the tow- Coal Clt;y. The Walton ended her career as a boot Julius Fleischman that baa been lald Wharlboat at Pl. Pleasent. Her bones now Ue up at the Kanawha coal n•hery for -oral In the mud under the bank a abort distance bemonthS. The Fleischman, originally the Dol- low the town's public lancllqj. Engineer 91altcro81 was a former resident pbln No. 3, then the Harry Anderson, was built In 1897 at Jellersonvllle, Ind. of Gallipolis and a brother of Mrs. C. D. Kerr. Capteln Mark Slebolt, now with the Uberty OCT. 15, 1919 - THE RIVER eame up-- Uno of packets, wao In command of the John oral feet last nlallt and waa rising rapidly this F. Walton whenshewascondemnedandputout morning. o! commission. The Tacoma Ia .... from Cincinnati ThursII Ia now Ukely that lillY more of the largdll.t. The Greendale Is due up the last llf life er elaoa ol old lime Pllll!llurgh tollboat' will 11110k In eharge of the · Greenwood' 1 crew. over again be buUt. II Ia reported that a new shalt Is being Henderson is Needing Help Honor Roll HENDERSON, W, Va. - Con.. gNaaman Ken Hechler t o I d Henderson Town Council Friday night that It may be necOBIIry for him •to lntrocklce a IIIU In Congress to obtsln fedoral help for the town when the Slate Road Commission takes nearly 20 borneo and a school out of llenderaon lor the construction of the new highway. Preseut at the special meet.. lnll, callocl to discuss the loss of 181fer revenue when the homes are taken out of the town, WON Jonathan D. Ventura, Bureau of Public Roads; Joseph F. Jmea, SRC; Bruce Cnwford, Houalng Urbau Development; ~ llannm, BPR, Gerald 0. Rousche, ATAS, representative of Focleral and state Relations, Cong. Hechler, and local otrlclals. Henderson Is bonded f o r $100,000 and It was explained the loss of the homea a n d schools would cut down t h e sewer Income approxlmatoly 4ll per cent. The SIIC will be In a position to retoeate the sewer Uneo for the town but "that does not make provt atons for the loss of qu- the revenue," Heehler said. Hechler wao ao stat- Ing tbe iooue Is unusual one and federal help will be the only wa.y the town would be able to meet its oblll!lltlons. 1~~A~~~~~~......~ 6 $q!5 • NYLOII •IOOL • ACRILM • HERCULON o- 500 C.lero enol h-• Ta S.loct F.... C.•• In T...,. enol Mike Your Selection MINIMUM 20 SQ. YDS. INDOOR-OUTDOOR CA~PET NOT INCLUDED IN THIS SPECIAL! READY-lADE . OPEN FRIDAY Is Announced RACINE - '!'he flnt six weeb grading period honor roll · has been released by Ralph Sayre, superintendent of the Southern l.ooll School District. Making grades of "B" or above in aU subjects were <th011e in capital !etten received all A's): SENIORS - Jan Alkire; Peggy Bolio, Jeff Brewer, BIIH:IIildress, Jill Codner, Donna Cross, Shirley Drake, Rhonda Erwin, Kathy HiD, Brenda Holman, Melvin Lawrence, Joan Manuel, Trudy Maalonka, Julia Maynard, Debra McMillan, Shirlee Neigler, Gary Norris, Sharon Py1es, Sharon Russell, CATHY SAYRE, Mark Smith, Beverly Stobart, Dottie Wi I c o x e n , C~ t bY Winebrenner, Msckey Wolfe. JUNIORS KEITH ASHLEY, Barbara Bass, Pam Buck, SHIRLEY CONGO, Deborah Cron, Jane Donovan, Sharon Ervin, TOM HAMM, Barry BETIY CONKLE, left, ani Alwllda Werner, lind It a pleasant m<ment as Middleport Mayor C. 0, F1sher signs a proelamation oetting aside Oct. 19-25 a• Business W<men's Week ln the canmunlt;y. Mrs. Conkle Ia president of lhe Middleport Business and ProfesstOMI W<men's Club and Mrs. Werner Ia chairman ofacti-.ttles during the spec-tal observance week. Snodgnu,- Art Hill. SOPHOMORES - Pat Amold, .Terri Aah, Cathy Boyd, Antbony Bradford, Renee Burke, Edwin Cross, Cbri1ty Davia, John EiclJbWer, Ray Frank, Jon Grueser, BRUCE HART, Caod;y llobl!ck, TIM IHLE, Steve Jenld~, Debbie ~. Lawrence John&ton, · STANLEY KISER, eduC~~Iional needs including vocallOMI ani technical education. Rio Grande Is a private liberal arts coi!O&a loeated tn Rio Grande, Ohio. Ohio UnlveraliY; a state aulated lnsUtutton, has ita main c&IJIJ)UalnAthensandbnnch eaq,usealoeated In I'Wtamoutll, lllllllcallle, Recognition Invited V JTJ: .'-.! JT/' . H ................... the group ope "'""" _._,, will atteed a program at the ~ dleporl First Baptlsl Chur~h where Dr. Gar~d D, Holsll•, president or &cone College, Bacone, Okla., will_apeak, They will attend theBaplistChurchln a group Sunday, Oct. 26. Heading activities for the of the total labor force alii fur.. week Is Mrs. John Werner, ac- nlah many of Ita executive and live club member. supervisors. · The Middleport club has sevu ... 0 r c. o. Fisher Friday en active charter members. · night-signed aproclamationset- They include Freddie Houdaling RBlde NstiOIBI Ruslness shell, Edith Forreat, Rose ReJ· Women's Week on behalf of the nolds, Pearl Reynolds, GeiJll· Middleport lllslnesa and Pro- dine SWadley, Edna Mae SWICk foaaiOMI W<men's Club. and Essie Russell. Initiated by the Notional Fed- · An active orgj~nlzation, ibe oration or Business and Proles- Middleport BPW each year. sloJBI W<men's Clubs In 1928, awards a nursing scholarship this week spotlights the achieve- aed operates a hospital equipmenta ol:.,~ -~""· a nd Jllll.lll l~n ~enter· The club a~>their c~qns 111 the no- ii1111l haP,inea a hQUse-to-liouse tlonaloconomyand soclalstruc- solicitation on Heart Sunday and ture. lasl year sponsored the WRAP Throughout the nation, more (women's rosponstbllltyforac-thsn 3, 800 BPW clubs and their cldent prevention) program. 180,000 members represent the interests of all worktngwmnen. -; The Nstl0181 Focleration, which Is celebrating Its 50th anniversary this year, hsa a history ol developing leadership and • • porting legislation to Insure equal OI)IIOrluniiY and recognition for working women. The Mlddlaport Club will oboerve the week by attending a District 15 meeting at Leke , :: Lancaster, ~svllle and lle1mort Oount;y, Ohio Unlverolt,y also has an aeademic c..... In , ·•·, ! District Meeting NEW HAVEN - There r or w orJUng w omen=~~~~~ u: s;: t MIDDLEPORT _ .Middl epor wUI pay tribute to Its working women Oct. 19-25 11 Jl&rt of the nationwide observanee of Ns!lOlBI Business Women's Week. Publlc attention wUI be directed to tho contributions of Amerlea's 29 million working women who make 14> 37 per cent :~ Ironton. 182 Women Atrend ' Twirling Contect Planr&ef;l -; ' I • !'UAIEROY - l'lant for a 2.'i from a ......m."' lalo lleld' baton twirling Ooalest to be lhl• mnott.. PiiM were a 1 • 'Cl. :oeld Clll Nov. 8 ....... made ""• made tO ...... a dlaMr at !IIi• the Eastam Bani! Boostar1 met iiiiUaJ: Bureau mwt•i, at tho htgl1 school with J o h n, ani .IJI' &1.11 Coalorvallon lier; Copr, banddlrector,lnchar&a. vice. !llnfter, bolt. Uda mmth;, Mrs. Jucly Rtaa, &, former Ban.! - ~ -!~ill tie contact; natiClllal baton twirling ehaql- od to,ror ~ iClll and an tnonctor 1n bllal ~.. The' d!l'"'•aton 011 ~ . work, will be In e~ of the ,...-chi'!. lit - .1lllltorf!!• wiD contest. bJt~ at tile MXt ~ The boort.rs dliCUIIIIhlso. flja; · • • . ' i ·' the posslbUit.J of Pireballng, new -bind u,niform• and ~ F""' Virginia Federation of Women 'a Club Convenlim recenU at the First Baptist Cb~In Kenova Offl and eru;il'men rl the N= ijaven Woman's Cl b the were the U "d t r~ Ch I press en ' s. ar es lng a minstrel alto~(. · SRomibethrt; VGurlceprli~ldenMrt, MnEd-. Mrs. Belli' c:tieftller, ·etiilflo; """''!9"' •'. h .. u.,_ II " ~ t i!f;staa. . . s,, 8. wwmllb. Stem, ~an Of~ rary comm ee an librarian; _Mrs . Do,nald ~h '. clWmum . . Of ~ od education C~ltee, a Mrs. Wilham Russell, ~airman of community un"""vement i man re)lorliMI PI~ offJ28. , .• I ., TO INSTALL SIGNALS CHARLESTON Govet'IIGI' Arcll A. MOOI'e Jr. las anriouneecl five more contracts tot& IIIII · $6.8 miiUon on which the St&le Road Commllslon wiD opeD · GOES WITH RCA In November: A NEW HAVEN - Charles .' ty cODtl'att ca for Yonker has accepted em- lll8tallalion Of traffic sliiiJ8]a ·E · l .l \ent _ w.ith RCA · ~111~ I!! ~ce•-#pf~I!J! SaleJ . tlhd W..~:~.- ,,- -, ,.t,ll!!!!'-.'• ,.,,,~ a agement Dept: in at the ID-U0111 ol 22lld Washington, D. C. He Is Street (Jerlcbi! Road or presently attending aehool County ~6) and at Cherry Hill, N. J. (Sand Hill ROad or COunt)' · 15). ,..v · ·,j;' ~{tl :am Co ~I ., ~ ,_ t 28!'! ..Stret:l I' '- '· "' ~'J'' :'\ .' '· ' ' l..t inti and Seled Ym ... In'S ,but Are Inducted foe. lint ·-r'....: GALLIPOLIS - Nine new memben were inducted at the recent meeting of the Gallipolis Chapter, Future Farmer& of America, at Gallia Academy High School. These f r e s h m e n vocational agricultural students were initiated as Greenhands by the regular chapter officers. The new membei's are Mark Clark, Phillip Fraley, Demty Neal; Craig Sager Jerry Slone, Thomas Sn~dgrass, Jeff Steele John WaltenJ and Scott Woodward. · Other business included ordering FFA supplies, the Cornpiclter Safety Campaign, collection for seed com sold ·the payment of expenses 'for Russell Jeflen wbo 11 at.tendlnll the- · NalfoDal FFA cOnventfon In Kansas City and the payment ol other blila. Last year's GreeniJancW who qualify wiD be railed the degree of Farmer at the meeting at the · vocational agriculture room . ,. • GILLISPIE ASSIGNED PT. PLEASANT - AllllY Private Fint CluJ Gary Michael, LORE'l'TA GilUJple, 20, 1011 of MIDDLF;SWART, Nancy Goldfe B. Fisher, · Oun, JENNIE POTTS, PJ(jUIQt, was MELISSA PROFFITT, tanltllftiWIII8D ALAN _PUGH, Doug Reel, ArlnCJr,.t Cav~ ·. Kenny Shuler, Rlclt Snider, in Vietnam o\1111···· Beth Ann TheiD, Becky · , 1\Jcker, VirgiJJia Turner, Holman, Nlclt Debra Wut, William UPICODib, DoniiiJ Wheeler, RICK WITT, Bill MITh Jackie Wines. Rodney FRESHMEN: GREGG DONO HEW, Rodney ........I '' 9 Greenhands Hart, Gary Hart, Franklin carc1a for sale, material for lhle, Bernard LaValley, Pam Middleswart, Dan · Nease, Nease, Roger Deborah Norris, Cheryl Powell, Diana Rose, Karen Sayre, Sandra Sayre, Robert Shain, Denise PRESIDENTS CONFl!:R - Dr. AIIIOOs R. ChrlateDHD, PNald9nl of Rio GrUde Colleae. talks with Dr. Claude R. Sowle, prealdeut of Ohio Unlveralt;y, re&anlllV caamon ciincerna In the educ:atl...l reaponslblltlles of blgher dleation In hdlelotera Ohlo. ~ tGpte1 dlocuooacl was the tuk force study d. the Ohlo Board of Resenta which will cover tile u.•s \ ~ COATN-GWI·-·:· f "In ;to J • :·., E~berfelds is ll~adqurters (or, ·' IJ.e. · ' • . 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