https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b66d08cef267633dd29b9f65afa32c41.pdf 65534a1cc05397b7d500ff1c355a1a38 PDF Text Text • ' ' \· ' ,, ., ,. n.e llllly Senllntl, t•ome•llY·Middloporl, o.. t'rldu, ~r 24, Ieet . '{ : '·, v ; ' '\;. .1' Motive, Swpects ~iMllliffif •1 0- , .. , "';¥' . ,. ,. . · ' '>. W.,lker, i\l)ele ~ Mii,i ... Rio . · RIO Rl\lih w.a. GRANDE - ' BOth . ' · · · ' •'' 'RG~?ert ' LOWa Steveo... said ' . PomeroyL ,·~• ·Satur•ly' · ·IIMI ollook. not to·much ,to the nature ol a !11ft u to theljllrlttnwblch ·It Ia co«eNd." ' \• \ . ol Utile M do,y . IIIII , chanQe o f - · llli'Cied To ~-~ Mldd/e.OJW,,VcJiey · tllthtt. qnf.ll '9 P.M. ....,.,.ljllu(ld \ ••• . · - "I om In the habit ' tack, wetlholl~ 1M~: ~and ciiKO>¥ od the bodln. loor (R-3.;.... 'iiiiNadp , _ ;. 'l'lle ~ ',jDNIIJII ol lila g1.11 wu not tound. Two · loutld WI!!!, ~ .. . '""' llimt at ~ Colint7 ·1 !1-r IIIII shlak knl- founci In 111e home kJ~o~fuld the ~lctlmt...,.: · Abele, ~=~ h 1 , t.irl.w ~· will be ~ ~ •' .· .., ,. ' I. 'l . were being temoc1 by pola. """' llad wll!l lloc· ~·· . . · , ,;.11 t 1 1 P·IP· TllurlillaY at Felloli~. good lito• fer ,_lly shopping - T... ad• ..,t..~ CIII......, Unlllrllllll tflcel CGniO from 1M lllevlllon )'Mr'a ll!lldi Rep-- '"II!" ihlp llaU ol ~ 'Pild'a Lu. el the ~.Cial . sole price• an this and w•ewl lila Dumltrt' two chllchtoo Itt and la<11P"• kll*' and 'lhen nailon at Rio •Graado, CGilHe ·a.e,_., ~chID PomerO,Y. Winter CNH· • ''MOll and boys Jackets - Worw.,.. Jane. s. and Morttn Ill, 4- Llll*'· ·llla ..,..d CGUid not be MllndiJ, Del.~·· 1bel:e will.be ~ olollloe1ri: olnd Swoet.r1 - and. tho special sal~ of were asl- doirlng 1M mur· found ori the pnmltll. lllmlln Kill&~~ et. llcera, dloeu- ol projecta .,. • .. ..... Hii. ·, , torDiil' ~ Gallla COII!IIl, wQl IIIII el~ ol....,...a. AJ1111i1B den. pollee seld, and _.. ..,. aware ot whal wet happlnlng. He said blood wea I~ · !"' W the preildiDII olll- lt tile the prQ!eds.-tecllo be cia. lllay ran to a nslghbor Thurl· both the first and second flolln, mock GOP COII\'entlllll, ,ilhlch Ia IIUioed Ia the -let;v'ollll..m dey momlno !hoy -ld lndlceflng 1M kiiii,.S mey have part olt. mock prellcilauallllll plan. not opon the to 111e bod· occurred downllfalra and the aenaU>ria1 ei,.UCXI belna 0111!- The ooolety recently~ room where the vlctlmaley. bodln cerrlod to 1M bodooom Gictod by a claaa 1D Pollllcel ed Ita p!oa to buDd a new nu. 1111 .selections - and special sale prices on "Thank God 1M chlldrlll where they were found, Partioa lild Preaoure GnJupa. ...,.. end omce loulldlnaCXI MuJ. tofs for Bors and Girls. Brl111 the klddles to couldn't got ...,. opon," Nolghbon Mid they J,. !IIerman PUrter, aaalltant borrJ,IifiJhta ID' !Uneroy wh• £1bei1tfds Toyland - · let them see all the INS. Louis ~. • next- Dumltr. a University ot,Cincln· ...,r01- o1 political oclence, 11 became _...m thot fuadl 1 neighbor, said. clnnell g r - . ~ home lllaled, "the eoaYenll•• n d 1ftMIId not be available. Since tors cin dl·splay - Setect what you need and lila mold, Mrs. Ruby Boofl. from - k about 1 p.m. ' eleelionl are part ol a loom. tbat time, · the oootety hal been teaiiJ save. nar, manegod tv pry _ . the -.deY. · In& -rlence. The purpo• ol lllveillpU•s the poulblllllea the whole prosram Ia to mal!e o1 ullnfl lite llrat llelp eo.r.. counted robbery as a motive for the oludent funlllar .willl poUt. 1¥ Courthouse In Cheater aa the murders. Nothing was beteal preasures." • 1111 _.., lieved missing. Lut ,Jar, lha mock GOP "Na MDHw" ccnv•tion selected Rlchllnl "There was 1ewelry and mon· T onltht thru T uosday ey on top of the dreuer In the Nixon •• 11s ·cano~~~~ate, IIIICI Walt Disney'• By United Preto lnlerlllti..U Nixon _, the . . _ . eJec. bedroom," Scho» said. "There RASCAL apparently was no motive for Uon. Tllla yur Nixon remains , (T echnicolorl SffOnd bodv taken mine . this." Steve forrest Bil Mumy FARMINGTON, W. VA. - A SECOI'ill BODY waa recovered the ravorlte to I'll the mock Dumler's father Is president .....eatlm'. nominatim. ot the Chatfield & Woods Sock today tromlhe Conoolldotim ~ Ccl.'oNo. 9mlne where 78 miWalt 01 •n•y' 1 Co. where the vldlm was a ners dlod In a sarles of uedergrounl upiAIIICXIa last November. James E. Vaooe, 12, DIDHAHG YOUR HAT APPLE BD..L PASSED sales manager. His grandfather The two men whoa, bodlea were ......,..red ware c r . - on a ville, died lhla morul!lllln Jlol. OH THE WIHD WASHINGTON (~ - A 24 • car coel train which hod bleD q~~rated a "good distance" was a compos4M' and· wrlier. (Tochnloalor) bill to allow apple growers tn zer Medleal c..ter. Mr. Vance Dumler had been shot In the from the place where the 78 ather mlnero were bellewcl to haw Ric Notoli, Na•ojo In• OWIIOd end operated the Vance five - · · tncludinl Ohio, to end SOli General Store ID Da. lace and hoed and stabbed In been trapped, mine COIIIPOIIY oiDelala laid. dian boy, as Goyo; his lila olllelals sold lite discovery ot: the two bodies rraa "an pll'ticlpate ID the Ap1culture ville 24 year1. lla also aol4 the chest. His wife wM shot In sister, Tina; Judson the head and stabbed In the loolated lind" ani It would be three or lour monthJ before work Department' a marko11nJ order Walkins procluots ID the Jlu.. Pratt chest and back. INs. Wilson. crows roac:hecllhe bodleo oC lite otller dead. The bodf recovered program, was IIIIProved TIIUrl· ville area ...en1 'yeor1. He Admiuion: Adults, $1.00 who was living with the Dum· tnlay wao ldontlned u that of Qluloa Hudman. 43, Shlmaten, do,y by the Children, 60c attended the Jianvllle Walley. The bill MW ·aoea to t h e lers while her husband recup- w, Va., 1ront motorman oolite coe1 train. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. , an Church. House for actloa. PARKER BROTIIER erated from • recent heart It· He Is survived by h11 wife, Mon> reww:fin> rrmwN floated Eaale; a dau&hter. Mildred ANNQUNCE REVIVAL PARIS - THE TWO ALlJED PEACE TALKS deleptiCXII Grate, Rutland, Rt. I; t w o Revival service• will be held sent their 1111 mUitary advl1ero to Selgontodayamld opeculatlon ...s, Kahle, of Waver!¥, IIIICI A reol ellate trading claSiic playera buy, sell, the Allies are COII&lderlJW a -se ·llreprq,ooallnthe war. An at 7:30p.m. nlptly for the next Lowell, of Eoat Liverpool; Olaht swapeven bluff their way to Cl financ;iol empireAmerican opokesman said Col. IIIM'en Hw Lol IIIICI U. Gea. week beglmlng ~ at the grllllllehllclreo, and four great. or go broke in proceu. Frederick C. Weyland were maldJW the trip •• part of a "r""' ~cuse MlosiCXI with Slater arlllldchlldrell. He rras preeec1. Stella carlyse e¥1ngellst. The tine series of CCJ'Isultations." For 2 to 8 Players od ID death by a •JOn. La......,ce, publle Ia welcome. The trtp coincided with conalstent reporta lhot the United O•r Regular Price $5.95 IIIICI two brother&. statea ani the South Vietnamese were·conalderllllla aeneral FlDIOral services will be limcease • ftre pJWOoal uedor which sldeo would 1£1"111 to alii> da1 at 2 p.m. at the DallvUie OFFICIALS COMING shootlr~g. General a.pt. Rev. lllatthew Wealeylft Clwrch with the R8Y. Grimm ollldatlng. Hardeo, Am Arbor, Mich., will Lloyd HIP FRACTURED be at lite POmeroy Lower Lfcht Frlendo "'->' oeU at the Mar. Mrs. Mlna W. Heos, 82, J'om. Church &ulda.Y for mornlna end ttn Funeral Home 5alllrda1 and Miller to Speak eroy, was &dmllled to Holzer evenlnl servtoea. R8Y. Harlan 9milll' UDUI 12 IIOQil, &!rial Medleal C-r, Firat Ave., at Sonnes, asal. oupt., also will be will ba tn the DmMDe Ceme.. RIO GRANDE - Cong. Clar. tery. The jet of the lulu;,._ 10:15 a.m. TIIUrlldi,Jwlthalne- preseal. ...., E. Miller (R.IOih), will now! Over 18" long, lure ol the left hlp. 918 ... speak ai the moual moetlni ol friction powered. injured when ohe !ell In the DIVORCE ASKED the Huntington Jnteratate Milk Charllln8 extreme cruelty, yon! at ber home. l'roGlcero AsaoelatiCXI at RID Joan IL Wolfe, Racine, hao 111. Grande Collese SaturdaY, Oct. od ault for divorce !rom Jolon T. (Contbuod !rom 1) TRICKS ON WEDNESDAY 25. Wolfe, also ol Racine, ID Melc• · end active portlc:lpatioo In com. Miller was Initially named Trick or treat nl&ht wiD be County Commoa Pleas Court. 1111111\)' and regloaal atralrs. to memberahlp .., the Hause cob&erYod ID Rutland Wednellday "If more areas of thla naAp1culture Comml-. end to from 8:30 to 7:30 p.m. The olWINS RRON~E Sf AR UCXI hod U.0 energy IIIICI the YJ.. the Dairy IIIICI P<!Ultry, Tobac. r• will blow to begin end end eo p Farm Labor 'ltl 1 ~ tll!< ,. !'c:llvltlet eald ~ Ell Mra.., · Bnalr. days to oome. Weather · · ' ' miuees. 1>mirilson. , . , . , . :1 J)Otl, hal loomed thelher. ,~ua. A <l.C baDd, tat S&t. Harold Dra,y, llfa.. ~ . , I could aolel,y predict them in Pendleton' slack shirt. Pure VETERANS MEMORIAL tloned tn VIetnam, his recelv. tb81 more anawero would be virgin wool with square lails and generations HOSPITAL od the Bronze star formerltor. !orlheomlnl to our nation'• LOCAL TEMPS of quality behind it. Admlulone LUlie Philloua service aplnat hostile tr8Dip>J1atioa problema," ...,. The temperature tn dmmtown S.M-L-XL. $15-$17. POmeroy at 11 a.m. Fricla1111l- tfpa, Hartford. rorees. Dra,y, In the servtcefar marked Muaa. Dlochar8ea- Carter Fred<. 19 years 11 ~ home On U. S. Rt. 35 alld Rt. 23 der I1IIIDY oldeo was 35 clelin, Helen Bartle•, Samuel aome~~me'ID Novent>er. developments, Muaa 1 a I d, greeo. Moore. ''ICM't tell JGU too 11111ebabout DIES OF INJURIES TO BREAK GROUND the !Uiure ol these hlalnra;ya, SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (UJ'O _ Grourldbreaklnl ceremonloa beeluse u you·I<Mw. It' a prot. Merlin R. Kauftlnen, 48, Belle- wiD be held Qlnday Ill 2:10p.m. t;y IIIIIch liP to lite atate hllbfillltalne, dlod '!1NrlldayatColll. lor the new Free Madledlat llll ,departmelll what happenl munlf¥ lloepltal here from tn. i:lurcb at Laurel cwr. CGifer. to federal aid hl&lollll•·" jurlt1 81drerod ID a IMI8 _ car .,.. 9lpt. H. L, . Jonea will The Waablnglm olllelal """ crash~ 1.70 _..here. preside. ~ -:::::.; CINCINNATI (UPU- Pollee o1 • two-story brick and frame mado 111 "Inch by Inch" IHrch homlln 1M Mount Llloi'Mrt or. .., and queried realdonls In the woalled nslghborhood - 1 In ' - ' ot finding a cluo to the '1AIO N savage slaying• of three social· ly prominent per...,.. Pollee said they llad found no TOHIGHT, SATURDAY motive or ouspecll In 1M "ap· AHO SUHDAY OCTOBER 24-25-26 perontly motiveless" shoollng and stabbing of Martin Dumler Double Featoore Program 11, 29, his wife, Patricia, 27, and her molher. INs. Mary Wilson, Elvis Presley in Tho bodies of the throe were CHARROI tound sprawled In the master COLOR bedroom ol tho Dumler home oerly Thursday. Pollee believe Dobbie Reynolds James Garner they were killed late WodnH· HOW SWEET IT lSI dey. T echnic:olor Pollee Chief Jacob Scholl dis· :¥' '·. . .. . 'nioughlll J IIIII eall. THREE .32 PAG~S ' DRIVE·IM · . . VCX.. IV NO. 39 _______ · SUNDAY OCTQBEI? 26, 1969 ,....,. VISIT' ELIERFELDS TOYLAND · . IEIGS .THEATRE James Vanee .from Di'es Friday ,, MONOPOLY GAM.E 1WliA.NT YOIJTII - Sheny w....-n, daughter of Mr. end Mn. o.,Je Wlll'lcman of New Ha-, was crowned 1969 Wahema High School HomeC<IIIIJW Q-n at halftime ceremonleo at the White Faleon - Spencer game Friday nlsht. ' pair of sJaases that Sale $3e00 Syracuse Woman Has .& _easure in Antiques JET ·PLANE ~·' ~~nr. ae Sale 89~ . .a. ·wreo• the weekend to VISit the the department by WriU.. ·JGUr - sup. end • t.a a.70lU' and l.eldnl port to two Yltal billa - the ·A.Irport.A.Irwaa Bill and PUblie Tri!IQOrlatlon Act of 1981. ''!'be~• . Bill would alleviate airport COIIll81tioD and Improve solely In the - WEAR A HAPPY FA.CE By Pu_tting Your Money To Work For You ll's a good feeling to ll111w llull you've got something going for you! That's how our savillfls a"ount customers feel! They k111w that their savings are busy earning the highest rate of interest possible with safety. You can have that happy feelillfl, too •.. COllie on in today and open an illsured savillgs acco11n1 and smile! SAVE soc ....... ........ ., .....-=-····· ............,.. ,. ""'-"' .....,...,............ CltlcUII ..., ,,...,, NATIONAL ·IAN:K '21 pad" thlcktA. · i/ .. \ 0 ' ' 'f', 0 ''Ill IIIJ rural area the farm to !llll'kot noad Ia the blahWI.Y to .......ed farm·- IIIII a 'f!IIJie, rural COIIIIIIIJIIIf, We .,.r.ot torll!<e the .rui-il ....,.. ol' till• irt ecm. fill', tbl ' IIM!\olilwe . lllllllil 'ar 1po110lGilr tlquea, "They IIIOtli so much to mo. Almost all ol my antlCJiel were glventomeby!rlends 1111 neighbors," &he remarks. Mra. Grimm and her huebend, Melvin, ,are lite parents ot: foor children. What are Mra. Grimm's plano for the fUture? To collect more antlqueo, of couree. .· Greyhoun• Bus Scenlcruiser Express . Extra IGiQe 1 6 rubber tires, double wi!h motor, ThoUib my Ideas are held by few . We can form a group to repre&all metal Ul, A,ed .even take our prd>lema to Coogre... S.ale 89C · ••Now, as tn generations pelt, Tbe Llbercy TOrch Ia held faat To llhow that ~ IIIII free. (Corltllllled ' · ",;. ADDSTHATEXTRA · . OF GlAMQUR1FOR . !JtfLE ~IRL . .' · ''-· ' . are all the fl-ee<lomt my ' .. won.. · to - '"d. boo• a , Topper . . .. . IDCOI• -, ,,., ;' _,. ' clllrcb wbiJel· I 111 to' , .' ., r' Malee• beautiful ·'jl... .....: Toy•.r Tri-County's Twirlers Get ADDISON - J. A. French, Pout Rar>o dolph, end Charles VanSickle. CHESlllRE - Clair Athey, Aroolcl Merritt, ani Leo SWisher. CLAY - ~ E. Aowel, Herman Brucker, D. P. Martin, and Marvin OUriL GALUPOIJS - Gary T, Bane end Clyde D. Burnett. GREEN - Cerl W, GWeiOPie, Oakey Johnson, B. B. Sauedera, Cordle smtth, and carl WearOL GREENFIELD- JohnHenryBartels, Charles E. Cox, Junloc F. Davis, Earl W. Naylor, ani Irvin Potter. GUY AN - Stanley Belville, Ewrette G. MonlgOIIlery, Earl Sheets, t..laSheeta and Harlan WUilamOL HARRISON - Delmas Min<, Homer (Continued on J11i1 2) ;;·;..·. · :·:···· ·..; .· POMEROY - Franldtn L. Johnson, 43, Me1011, hal been ehsrgecl by the Department of Sherllf Robert Hartenllach wlfll The conceallilla ·department ..14 s.turdoy Jallr>o son wa1 ~Friday night lor lnveotlp.tion e>C a tratlle vlolatfoa Aplatol _ . ...,. Ill •--·en• I . l!'nlll ot his .,.,.- tlliillla tile cMdo. 1111...- pdlt&d a '100 bond 1o appear In Coui'tf court. SE OAPSE Will Meet GA.LL~L!S -·-:! 't'ha omua1 Fall dll. trlct meetlilg " ' • ~ Olllilter. ' of 11Je Ohio Ao-latlou. q! l'llblle Sch!lo! . ~ayeea (OAPSE) · wllf' be held FrldaJ, ·. Oet. 31, at Waahlngton Elementary SCbooi. Damaget The OA.PSE was eatablllhed tn tile Gel· llpolla Clt,7 Scboola three year& aao and Rt. 33 Sideswiping since thlt time local employees hive been active .., the local and dlatrlct lev. .POMEROY - Medium cioml&el was ell. reported to two caro that sldeawlped at The Gelllpolla Chapter has one em. 11:10 a. m. Saturday .., Route 33 In Bur· playe who Is a dlatrlct olrlcer. Charlea !Ingham, the department ofSherllf Robert Gram Is vloeiJresldent. At next Fri. Hartenboch reported. dal<'• meeting, Grant to rumlng for the A nortHiound car drlwn by Robert olrlce ol Dlatrlct Preildent. MrL Novo. Crown, 58, Pomeroy, croaaed over lite lelle Norlb Ia a eanlldate lor Dlatrlot centerline end sideswiped a aoulllbound Secretary. car driven by Jacob Turner, 71, Mlddl., Golllpolla Clt,y Manager D, Kennelh port. The~ were no Injuries or arrestL lllorpn will welcome school OJIIIIiay. oea !rom 11 - e • mortng the momTRICKS ON WEDNE!IJA Y Ina sesalon. Entertainment will be RACINE - Trick or Treat nll!llt In Ra. !urnlohod b;r llle vocal deparlnat o1 cine will be held Wecmellday from 6:30 Gallla AcadeJIQ' Hll!ll School, under the to 7:30 p.m., Ma,yor Charlea l')'les said. dlrec:UCXI ol Mrs. Anne Flacher. Robert F. Toylor, OAPSE Director ol Govemmenml Services, will be 111011 apeaker at the morning seasl.... Senalor Oakley c. Collins o1 Irmtoo, will · live brief remarks .., lealslation which dlrectb' lllvotves ochool emplQY-. · Alter lunch, empiQYees will farm rIIDaller JI'UlllS conslatl!lll ol aecretarlea, cal'eterla worker&, cullndlal 011111107· - IIIII transportation empiQfeel for dla. cuoslons IIIICI demonstrations. Any school emplaye who his not reslltered for the meeting Is ukod to tact eltber Charles (FOX) Grant, MH. Zell& Craft, _ . , . cbalrman, or 1'117111• · Howe, co.cllalrman. Moderate in .' MAKE inolll' ~~ry On Jllil 2) hive to be elected by write-In ,wte at CriiiVn City end Vlmon, where only three filed. Four canlldates llled for twopoats on the Galllpolla City Board oC Education. At North Galli&, fiw canlldates filed lor two vacancies. SouthWestern wUielect tiro boord member&, but three !lied. There are no school board races at Kyser Creek where tiro are to be eleeted ani only two Iliad, or at Hannan Trace, where three are to be electod ani three flied. Three Gallla Courolf Local School Dlstrlc:ta hive ranewallevlea at the !all eleeUon. In Guyan Pet., there is a local option lsoue. Voters aha1l de<ide whether or not beer shall W sold. A majorlt,y wte Is naeeasary lor poosage. Tho question lr>o .·.·.·.·.·.·,·,·:·.·.·:·:···.· ·.. . ' BOOm Call Issued · ,• ,•' ' ' ,, "• ', .·I .. ' • .' .... '• . . t:, .". I ' For .mood POMEIIOY - ,.,..,...,. lliata ol blond . are "" lliil to replace blond uiiOd llilr Mr. end Mrs. LOr17 Wilt IIIII 1111111 .... were ~ ID a . . - uploalcll Ill (;eHfrUa. · =~b'Gm ROY ........... '$3. 95 tut, ' .... p1tee1_ pieces of ' 1980'a." Iii clollni. Mazan i!ald: Madledl.t Church end Is an ac:Uve mem. ber qf the WSCS. She has made so maey atlrt.ctive quilts that she his loat coont. Mra. Grimm Is molt proud ol her an. PLANNERS - PlalllliJW Dell Friday' a Fall Dlatrlc:t MoetiJW of the Ohio AIIOCiatiCXI ol l'li>llc ScluJol Elq>'-1 at WaahiDRtoa Eleme!Dry ~ Golllpolla, are, B88ted, Mra. Ne'WlleneNorth,candlolatefardlatrlct oecretary;1rw (L toRl,MrLJeanCiark,R. N., ciQ' schoolllll'se; ani MrOL Zelia Crall, program chairman. Olarlee (FGII) Gnmt, Gelllpnl\a (not plcturad),' DOll' vice presl• dent, Is eandldate far dllllrlct prelldent. Mr. WDt end hlo> CUP THIS COUI'OII AND TAKE TO YOUR K[NTUCII'f 15 tender, chiCken; lhe Colon... , epecl.. ll'hY· pipin' hOt ron•. "The l'llbllc Traoeportatlon Act of 1989 woold help amall <itiea, •ch aa you have bore 1n IIOIItheUtern Ohio. a -.Jd help olllclala to dmae IIIII 1'1111 city frt.DipOrlalloa Oll'lleml that could remme eon -atioD. •1 -.ld live , _ to oslatfn& city lrt.DapertatiCII OJ'S. tellll, provide far new lll'atema. end moat lmportaat ol all, It would aet up ID orpnlzed pro. _ . ol AIUI'ch to aillaiD ioJM ol the IDIWerl we'U·I*d ID the doeldea be1moJ t b o --~ th8' Willl.lif' llei ~ "Riggs' Grandchildren ·.Win National Awards · help lllcrn"'llb' ctowcled alrway1~ ,,. . ' ; -· ill al!llve role In !lrGupa _, , .... - . , Melhadlat Church. ale allr~e liome whore Mra. G!'III!Di wa1 born end .111111 n1ldea, an. ; tlqaea are lltrt.c:Uvel,y &rrOIIIed. Ill her PJ~Md colleellon are apu1 creamplteh. · w, -bowl, anc! apoon holder whlcb ..... a waddlna !11ft o1 her grllldmolher. Tile HI II prOOabb' 150 7-1 ald. · :A· few of llle older antlquel lhe poe. ~ ...... 1re a IDiall hlp chair, table 1111(1 rocldll& o;toalr, a love aeat, waah be, liD and pitcher, IIIICI ...., .. l.,.ely pieces Bicycles Colonel volves C or D liquor permit halderOL Guyan Pet. Is Crown Clt,y. Three members will be elected to the Gallla County Board of Educallon. The f.i!illl"""" are 1Tuman l!looeta IIIICI C. A. Ewns••.,._ third e&ndldate wJUlla.. to be eleei4Jd by write-In vote. Heft are the township 'trustee oencll· it•ie cil4 ibol bulilltUi .lite. lillf, t ~- "'oM!'"'. drib.ffo ~ datH,~ T/~U)I' CljiGel),; BUrnett, !lied In GeljiDGu1 Tlfp. ., diwlii*l eolloetor 01 an. tame lilit Mtltulljllllti liokt GaiHa c:ouillf'li ifw 'lllllae• eech will lUI. tlrlmm it!eada tloe weeld,y moot. elect lour coQncUmell. A race exlati at datu: . -""~ ~~~~~~. .. 11 l'ooin lnp ot: the Ladlea Aid SOclelf of the Rio Grande, where six flied. One each wUI .,1, - . . SALE I Wl\Y wait ti11 14 Trustee Races Certain in Gallia KATilt CROW of carnlvalslall. She hal two burnt wood By DICK THOMAS - ••ilalre new' fl-lenda. keep Jilarllel made by the late Chorles HobIa 10111." otetter. GAlJJPOLIS - Wtth two truatees to on a lim· ·Maro' of her treaiAII'II were hinded be selected In eech township, 14 of Gallla down !rom her late llllll\ Mar1 Schiel· COUIIIY'• ,15 townships hlvo rt.ces lor the "'*'•· ·~all ,!f.. ·::,d~ t:" :&:; BAHR Jerry Keyes was Sherry' a escort. to her late IWII, llary Schleqel. '· SST SEOHIO bel...., MRS. CIIIIISTENA GRIYM looka ""'r a Bible, ""'r 100 yean old, end a '' ' ; • . �t~ ~ a.dayr~mt~ ·s.tnol,llunday, ~ :ze, \eee .. I, MiddleportMan Fined 'i/4.Gallia C6.Cour I .,; CGatl...,ij bGm l'llp I .t. ' lion slnco alate law dec<roed ~ ...i ahall holollhe omc.. . H. i'«W, & 0, S.., ~ 11. E. Walter. ' . Of alllhe candldalu who Iliad bdJre lltJNTIN(lTON - Clair Meelrloo', the Alii6 dtldlllll; 01111 111- were dlt- · , Harry Palalel, and Doll G. Sortok, KOIIGAN - COl arr, C&rlll. Coc:h.),J nil IIIII JiDly E. Hale. -~· 0100 - C. B. Clary, T, A. Gooldin, -It (lllllort J.......,. Charlea Mania and eo. ·Oo • cU PhWipa. (Conl!m'Nl frGm I) PERRY - Walter Crlallp, ~wrence ...: E•lll, Kelala Gdlle, Alden Siollobury, and Jwdor and Sonlor Grlllll ~ of the conlel!l who Ia lllectecl on a twlrl.off .·;. f'red Slaulrlll'. RACCOON - Dltld Elias, Raymond baoh of all ftral place oolo wtmero. IAatar,·and CJ!arlea u. Miller. The _ , ~- wUI also have • eorpo dlvllloo lor 12 or more members, SPRINGFIELJ> - D. W. DIW!tt, A. G. ,. · H . _ and Ciarlo a KJiottl. • and oman and larp bllrllna team dlvl- ' WALNUT - C. W, Buah, Paul G. llonJ of which any hl&ll IChool moJor, oo P - CecU a., Rice, and Cclmea stum- otte team Is lnvltedm ...tar.· IIDweflll', other bllrllll8 toam1 are en. ;": llo. 81blo tiDo. Grooe• are allowed 1o provide ~ VWap CCIIillcll ........lea r.llow: 1: CENTERVILLE - Bouleh 'Mae Do&- their """ mullc 1o ~- to, but lnter, Marie Hill, Cerl Jooes, IIIII Bdlerl cllti..Wa wlllP6Jfoiluloa-marcb which will be provided. it: Rult Otber dl.tlloooln the _ , eompoiWoo " CHFSliiRE - Ema E. Cornelius, Walare, Solobllrllna- Bollmorl, Dotormodlate, and Adnnced; Slrultlng - Fancy ODd :,.· CROWN CITY - I. E. Boller, Mary Mllltary fer IMJIIt l!eilmero add Advanced; Twc-BIIGn, Flq Twirling, Boys Solo, Lou Halloy,and Belay Ro01 Sheets. ODd Boot ~lng MoJorette divllloos t BIO GRANDE - Clyde Ewns, Wll· t llam E. X.COJI, Earl G. Morgan, Frank- In - Fancy ODd Military unUorms. 'll!eaa dlvllloos are all divided Into ~ ' lin E. Patrie, Marie Richards IIIII Forrest thei&Oil"'UPI. ·: E. ,_...., Board or Public Alralrs Tho conteat Ia _ . 1o spectators and '" JeanJ, ~. food IIIII driD<a will he served tllrooCh· VINTON - · Beecher Divis, Mary oot Ute dly by the Boosters. Georp and Honrd Noekaq. Send all requesta for conteat ontzy Sdloal baud clllllldetea ere: · · GAU.IPOLIS CITY - Marlin G. forma lo: !Ire. Ju<\Y RlsP, lit. I, ReedsKearna1 Loulo R. Ford, Jr., RIChard C. YUle, Ohln, or phone a.eater, o. 9858595. Late Ollltloa wiD be ocooptad tile llilderlck and Ceroll K. SQowden. GALUA COUNTY BOARD - Tnm1aJ1 llllll'lllnl of the oontell at re&lat1'8Uon date of 9 a.m. Cooteat Is achemded Shoetaand C. A. E...,., HANNAN TRACE ~ BWy HaUey, Vln- lo atart at 9:30 a.m. wlllt the Corpo and team competition m be llrll. lon A. Rankin, and Herman Slaoon. KYGER CREEK - J. II, Burpr and -rlll.llaoklno. NORTII GALLIA - Philip L. - .... SPEEDING BOND FORFEITED ton, Earl F. Mayo, James C. MltCbeU, GALLIPOLIS - WUllam H. Armenlo, Bruce S. Sloul, ani Freel 'lllckelt. 17, Belford, N, J,, forfeited a .17.50SOUTHWESTERN- ClarenceJcoDaSeblrday In GaWa ~ Juvenile Court . ..ta, John McNeel, and 'lllulby O...na. on a !late lfi&I>WIY Patral chirp o!"'//edGAU.IPOLIS CITY COliiML1fiiON lng. R. D. 'l'homu, V. Wymood Bradbury, Richard E. Carler, and Cerrollll. McKenzie. Oloahlre Is tho only village In the ARR&W REPORTED a cmilbiDatloo clerlt-treacounty GALUPOLIS- ThoGalllaC<Iuni¥Shor•urer. The other toW have one person uro Deporlment erre- Cbriatopher ftllllw Ute omce. 'll!e UlqlpO!Ied "'ndldate K, Krullkamp, 20, Galllpnlla, Fridly night Is Helen Presion. This Is the llrot elecon a cllaraectlntoxlcsdon. Holsaebemded fer a hearing Monday In Galllpnlls Municipal Court. Twirlers i £ = E :~=.Ell--.~~~~~~ ww- DIVORCE ACTION FILED • POMEROY - Cbarlllng grosa neglect MARRIAGE LICENSES IIIII extreme cruelty Ralph T- Baas, llfracuaa, mod ault for divorce aplnst Cleblth l'OMEROY - Cbarlea Walter VanMot. 0. Bo11, (lolllp>lls, Rt. 2 In Melgac:..unt¥ or, 21, Middleport, and Linda Faye PillCommon Pleaa Coqrl; Frlday. Una, 22, Pnmoroy, Rt. 2. i . oaerr::.,lheat~,:•.,:r: ~~ drl- by Ida Irene Marlin, 47, of naor Vlllton, wu demolllhed When she backedfrmlthedrl.., way of her bcme ... Paynter Rtdp llaad. The pa feed sblck, and her car wont at a high rate Week's Weather Tempera- lllre, precipitation and weather coodlllono for eaCh 24 boor period as recorded by Pete McCormick at the Falrfleld Weather Station. Dey 111&11 Low Prec. &mclay • • • . • . 77 48 .lfonday • • • • •• 81 47 Tueaday .••. , . 74 45 .41 ll'edneaclay , • •• 59 41 'l)uradly ••. . . 51 22 Fridly . , ....• 60 23' Salurday , • ••• • 50 :n Averap hllh temperablre fer Q,Ie IIIIa year - 64.4 de.r.oa, last year - 67.0 c1o- -·· field or patrol.....,llned HomerJ .,.,_. - , • _ . , ••· Rl2Ga1Upolla,f!,S Iranians Give Giant Weloome -'1.:1 .Ull& ,, ere......., Dlilrleto ·1ijll!, "..... ~'io.W11 ._. ' . up lilt' zp)li[;al N- ·~ ·tsmiUa, aild~atent. ' Gmllb. 0 ~'ltronauts TEHRAN (U~ - Nearly a mllllon lrlllllana Jammed till otreeta and t0i064ll oflhe cop!. tal Sablrdly lo .._,. dMH, IIIIPIBUIO -..d -.a upon I b o ,_rcado ol Amarica'o Apollo ua.-o. The IIPJ'O&i'loualll'IJOfilceamparnd wltll 1lxlae accorded astronaut& In Madrid and ilolBrade, prevlou hllh polnto ol their 1ICrld toilr, and 000 mombar of thob' llld It exceeded ..., &t " - ' eonquororo Noli . Armatrons, Edwin Aldrin oDd Mlchlol CoiUnalllll tbolrwlwei wm probably loeve!b>diJ1111b- a. -..e u-. BONNIE·TAYlOR Conti- fran ...... !! lira. - . Lou 'lll)olor, dom are low!d bora M .QNDAY & TUESDAY:- OCT. 27 & 2a · of Hurtl...... learllld Suni1iJ ru 'America, the lllld we Pi'<JUdl.y hall . ·thet her buabandwu aorloutand hold 80 door. 11 IIIJured In Marine baalo tralnl111at Perialaland, s. c. Taking tlrat .,iico In Ute cate- 'lll)olor, aoo ofllr, and Mra. ~ .... ~ • fCIUI'Ih IJrador. Har ...... Taylor of Mldciii!POrl. winnlnl entry entitled ''Amort.. and waa taken 1o C\lllep Medical LlberiY" folloors: L •· Hoopltal, Clllrloataa, South When I tblnk about my country, I Coraline, IIIII plecnd on an remember aomo of the famoua people artltlclalldclne1, Hla wife and who lllruqled lo make oor C<IU/IIrj' Ute poronto loft Immediately Cor "llild of Ute free IIIII homo of the Soltb Cetollna. The lncldonl braYe." 1e under lnV8adllaUoo, It wao Tltoma.o Jaftaraon used hia - t tal- reported. 'lll)ol.. wm ba ..... ent lo put clown all Ute facta and feel. IIDod ... thehoapllal lor ....... tnga hlo COUII!r7mon had lbclut wantlni time. He lo a 1965 III'Id•te lo be fraa , Goorae Waahln&Con 101'\'ed of !lutland 111gb Schoal. Hie hb country •• a pnorel, leacllnl hla Ia Rcnlo Lou Taymon Into bailie aplnot the British 11111 eddreaa lor, Medical Collop HolPI· flnalcy winning freocloni. lal, Roonti07Woat,55DouahAI - • • In other CCMUibiea heord Street, CharleaiA!n, about our land ol ~Qo IIIII Ub- ty Cercllna 29t6&. ercy, IIley came lo our 111'081 COU!!tey IIIII used Utclr talents to clear lamia and build clUes. They ,_ed wollfiiird to aottle now lorritory and add n o w INDIANS SfAY UNBEATEN CAMBllllGE, Maoa. (U~­ - · · The United staloa ..,. bigger and atronpr, Pasa lntarcepdona by WHile When paronls could apore Utelr chil- Bopn and Russ Adams 10':0 dren from Ute tarrna, IIley · lot the chil- 101beat1Do DartmoUth 11m aeconddren go lo school and get en educa- ijilarlar touchdowns, only U · tion. An education waa lmpw tant If the secoods apart Sablrd&Y a n d children wore lo be oucco881Ul In life sporked tile lndlena 1o a 24-10 and If IIley wore to be leaden for their 1v)' League victory over Hor~~y . \ vard. Americans are gratetul bocauaa they can Choose Utolr own church and IIley coil -'< oot aptnat Utlngs they feel !IIRLS NAVY ••aay are wrong. lt. was our foretathera who won the froe®ma we enjoy loday, but they did not promiaa that Utese froe®ma would last forever. There have been many people who have tried 1o destroy our try and our freedom, llat America has not lot them. MallY younger Americana pr111dly given their Uvea ao Uta! Ute lli'eat AmerICIUI dream would Uve on. coun: hav; Forfelllur boada !Iii patrol . hl"!o; and Frederid!J, Calvori, dlarl!l"• wen: - 1 1 ' . Hcol, 34, Rt. Z. GalllpoUs, •10 .,. c-.. 1 Add-:t~ Hanken~ COWMBUS (U~ - Setelf dreaa the 26th 1f1m1:1us1on For, um, ·~ by Ute lb!tlnl: Ia! Naftonol Bank ol Collmibua here W.....adly. About 750 lllllllallnoooleadora oro eap ctec!tolt. Ute ooe day CCiof...,.., Neder, IUlllor of ''Uiaate at ~" wUltpeak on...,_ 111111111r protection Ia • • ecommy, · bonkaro . TAB HEELS ROJQ CHAPEL HILL, N. C. (U~ - 'lli'D'il':kllonllcQaule)'llcored two lall-uo, IDcl....,.., ~ 71.prd lddo returu. llid Ron llartlc booted lllrM lla1d pia 11 Noi1ll C&rolliW. orer-Oied Woke Foreat,~~ Saturda.Y. · ,' ' Sizea V_alues To $5.99 No.•- s2.00 2 s5 -- -00 $2 • . rar I u,......- .... be ruah Ute ........ biit- .,.heeraal•.... alono oro underway Cor a Chrl-a ca,..ta at Ute Trinity Unit- :r...:~.:~~~~c~:: and 1n1- ,...... acre.. the no. atot li8Woptbe• or the C011i11;)1-wlde- ... hold Wedneadly wlllt IIPPI'Oldmataly 20 persons •ttellill!ll, mootly troot the • - and CJeawr areao. llolrevor, more are ••poctec! to tako part. RPV. C. Leroy ShPVeland The next pradlce aaoolono wW he bGm 8 to 9 P. m. on Wed118oday, Oct, 29 and Nov, 5 and Thuraday, Nov. 1311111 Nov. 20. Kro. Allee Neaee h dlrectlllr Ute preaonlatlon which wiU Gospel Artist Opens MR. AND MRS. II£1NO UNO were proaentecl two more medala In tribute 1o Utelr IIGII, n-os R. Lind kWed A~W- 26 Six Days of Services be Ralilh ~·a "The P1'1llllleed One." Mrs. Hen NeutzllllllB ICCOiillllnlll. -·~--==----...JL.--...:=----J 1 the . EPWEAR E J ~~~~So~-~~~;~~~~·:_~=-~~~:far:_j~J One "~ E-• Graup Of Mens and B OJS Wash 'n Wear COYWed TABLE. CL OIHS .1~ , J PIICE Sfi 54 1 · · • •0 REG. $2.99 E PURDUE ROMPS LAFAYETTE, Ind. (U~ - s· 54 172 REG. $3.99 c;\larlarbaek Mike Pldppa .,...... od tor Utroo lallcbdnwns and speedy Stan Brownscorod'u.ree times aS Purdue overwhelmed Norlltweatem Ssblrdly, 45..20, ' IIIII yanked the WUdeata from a Oroli!lace tle In the Big Ton football - 7 ro 12 WERE Sf.9g· S2 00 • SlACIS s2•00 pr. L,.~--------1 r TElTUIED RSH · . · NET AND LACY PANTY HOSE .•til s1.0·0 / $3.00 NoW .... •· ... ... AFEW 1868, while fllht1illl wltb tho ·u. s. Marlnoa In V I ' A Marine olllcer from Charloslon caUed at the Lind home Wedneadly to make Ute preiOIUtlon of the medala which Include the V I - Mllltary Marlt 1lteda1 and the VIetnam GollaiU'J Cross wlllt Palm. A REAL HIT AT TilE MEIGS COUNTY Farm Bureau annual meot1111 In O!eatar Thuraday Dlght were the Sbogbv Sheri Its of Franklin County, 'll!e "Sherlfra" - IIIII oJileera - cloorned IIIII - preiiOJited. Junior high ;,oolha wUI meet '"' Monda,y and Wednellday, IIIII Ute senior high oo Tuellday and Thuraday. Dessen and beverage will be provided by the church. Friends are Invited. EvangeUst Sheveland can be heard on the Echoes ot Joy program each morning rrom 7:f5-8 a.m., WJEII. SbeveJaacl, as a "gospel artlat, ~ depicts Chrilt In aeenes from night 1o night wlllt the use of colored Us!>te and unique black light Utal brings oot Utlrd dimenalonal aftecta. There Is also a llllrd c11mon. &1011 In the llerophonle Hl~l­ del~ muaicid backl!i'OWid especially reocrdocl oo tape for each message and its picture. are f8lllly law eotorcemont Utolr way lltrough """'" 10 nom- 110110 bora clurl111 the OV8nllll - really top eatortalmne!L h h hoped lo bring the bach 1o Melee COIIntJ' aomelimo In the ,... futUre ao that the general public can ellloy the abowmanahlp of Ute ,.....,, AceCI!Qilnlll for Ute quartet p1ay • wlllt the a.uck Selby Orcbeatra - whlcb Ia reportedly " Ill " orcboat1'8 In Columbuo. • QUITE AN OPPORTUNITY forMeJasHI&IISChoolaenlorsaoo their porents cam~ 111 "' Tuoacla1 ......., Rlpr......tl... rr.... u ...."'... unlwraltle• and other achoola wiD ba on to discuaa what their particular sehoola ~.;:,! otrer and to anawer ai1)' ljliOationa or the lludenta and The c:ollop ln!ormaUOIIevent will '"nat 7:30 p, m. In the aebool eudllorlum. lncldentolly, aenlore of the Meli:a bOnd wiU say lhelr tarewell "" Nov, 7 whan they march Utelr laot time at a heme tootbaU pme, The B1'0I(J wtll be~~- reCOBnltlon duriJwlhe halftime band allow. LT. FRED WEED, SON OF Mr. and llrs. Charlea A. Wsed, Shaker llelahte, and gnnllson of Mro. Hazel Miller Groth, fprmorly of P..,.roy and now also of the Cleveland area0 baa been Wounded In VIetnam. Quantities Are Limited. So Huny. Lyons Serves As Panelist . ..... ' · ~~ Accident ·, ~ .,1 •. - ... .. ~ GAL!;IPOLIS- Onemanwas In one of two acc!denta lnYoatlgated Friday by the Gallipolis Pn1t, state lfi&I>WIY Patrol. Herold D. Miller, 31, Patriot, was tr1111ted at Oak HW Clinic for a lacoraUOII on Ute top Gf his bead IIIII reloallld attor a ooe caraccldentat10:15 p.m. Friday on Rt. 233, ·fi.u. and Utreo.untba mllea eaat ol Ute Gallla.Jeckaon County lllio. omcora aa1d Miller went off the rilhl lido ollhe hltliWallllll his car .slruck a tre., 'll!e v.eblclo was domallo~. No dlarp was Died. Norris A. N-, H, Rl.'l ~· llpolls, wao ~ 1o fa111PDUa Mudclpol Court oo a char&o ol left of center Ill a two car collllloo at 5:25 ·p.m. day on Ute llllavlllo 1\d., miles north of Rl. 160. · · Tbo patrnl aa1d N-, boadeel north, attempCod 1o JO.II 1 car driVOD by Georp W. IIIGtar, H, Rt. 1 GalUpolla,~at,u Stover starled 1o make a loll turn Into I driveway. No C1iDi waa IDJurad. Thoro was iiiiDor dom•r lo Nlmn'o car iutil - orate damap 1o Ute 81orar car. REG. $28. MELTON ~ .. THE PARK .GALLIPOLIS CAR COATS PEA iicxns CR} $WIIcH1Ps awned ond llcen•d ll'y BftNNrlcn .,.... C..,.,..lon ' '16 WATCH T:HE••• HERB AL'PERT TV SPECIAL ,O.N N:IC WEDNESDAY, 29th AT ,9 P.M• . . . ' Pll. or Blank.t Lined. Slae1 B to 18. . MON. an• TUES. ' OCT. 27 & Mens P11111anent Pressed SAVE &De! MENS B. V.D. WORK PANTS T-SHIRTS &-BRIEFS REG. 4.98 sa.aa· ·'NOWJ)N ·. tllfl:·· ,....,. ' min,.. . THE , . ~ Polye•ter, 50" C..ton Rer. 2 for $2.95 2 fir $2.35 Fa••ev Double . Ref. $&.ta to _$7.91 Values u.s. . ' FLARE LEG BARGAIN TABLE & RACk MENS and BOYS WEAR .· •DRASTICALL Y REDUCED SlACIS Cotton- & N.-ID.;. S~edoin a '5 .. ' OFF Try Our Delicious . \. I .!, Doul.lo.. F•a,_PregrtM . Elvis Presley In CftARROl CO.l..\)R ·IDtrbbie Roynolda J-s Gorner HOW SW!~T IT lSI Tochnlcolor · ' •• On Pufc!lae or Lar-Away Of: NS OR IOYS WINQR·/JACKETS GOOD O<;TC>IJE~ O..•li. ' . ...._!111 ' ... ... tlflnl ....... ............ . f B,y IWiloejlkh SWE.ATE . RS1 .. _ ...ITS, SHEllS SAILOR . _ .. DRESSES o Prorl.... e "''" ~ . rn pro..- ex-. a.- Of the Gnlup · 'lo oq•ct omse On ""}i'.q"tif',-1'' oot a Per slln rug. ABK TO WED Averaeo I"" temperablro for Offtclala theUiroGALLIPOLIS - ApplyiJw .Cor lhe IIlio year - '¥1.4 c1e- nauto wlllt lll"r traya Iller a marrlt&e UceDII~In YALEBLANKS~L _ . , last year - 38.5 do- deciding at the lut DOt the olllce or Ga111a CGoa,y Pzo. NEW HAVEN, ~~ -· to preaont- ..... bate CGuri1Jere JalmPaul Mur- BID Primps acored tll\D!-bTotal precipitation tor t b e No ...._ waa Pill lor pby, 22, Otuaba, llleb., Air · clowna oolhortruaa.•liJia&r IIIIo year - o.n or 811 declllon, Force, IIIII Marie E. Ford, 21, dot01118· bold FA ~' jba InCh; loll year - 0.36 ol an Ga1llpGUa teacher nation' a loadllla ruobei; It~ ....,, WOMAN SHOT DEAD ' • 30 yard& ~ · u · :ra·l Total precipitation 1o date TOU!DO (U~ - !lira. lllu}' blanked Cqrnoll, 17..O;'..~.. Iib lil lllla 111r - 25,fllndloa, laat ole ........... Toledo, wasCYCLISI' jllLLDl lv71Al&I.Opme, . ' ' ' ' .1 1rt- 36.36 IDchea. · 1o SllurdOJ 11nr1na • oi. , TOLEDO (U~ - ~ L, Normlll ........ IUINal tareatlon Ill her....-. po. 26, Talodcl, waeldUed llllturdtJ IIJ;., tl!e ..-eyde clpltatlon - t6.70 lachel. Uce - · Freach FriH On.loa RillS GALLIPOLIS - Jamei C,, · ~· · · Forth, n, Rt. 2 c.- ·cit,, 'liit11e waa deed eerb' Salurday 11'. Ve. iiiOrldac at hla home. He bed llatara pieet4to~ ldmm =~= boa! Ill for 101110 Umo. Ha no 1&. Fortb wu 1 •• at , born In Glllla Count;y, - ot World 11'11' L . , . ,; . ' t b o late Andrew and F._.. Mnlnaa ~I be bold ,; F-. at I b J!IP'• 1&. F - Ia IIII'VIved by hla Churcll 2 p.ftl., 7'1•11 ;, wiG. / · wlto, llllmleJack-Forth,aod Rev. a.arlea W, 1!1,._, Jllll. · Gle fllllowlJig children: llurdoU clatin8. BUrial WID be ln dido Forth, Rt. 2, Crown Cl\y; Mra. Valley Maii*J ~a. , lloroal)' Baker, Mlddloport; Frlouda 0111 colhl !111.1!. L. · l&a. nate King, Rt. 2, GaUl- Btevera F~ . -1D MorDOIIo: Delcle Forth, at ....,., corvllle attar f p.m., M Beat. •• Poem, Essay .r," . , n,v,r, 'F . , a. }tttrWI f:. " Malnevllla, <lllo, allf,23, -.1- De IIIJial, and "'4tltne Me. Kalght, 42, llarlon, hi. failure Suaan A, ID yla1d the rl&ht of 1181· . crueador Ralph Nader will ad- i _ . iiiOOinl Ytjllelt litiDleJ, ,0, Rt. 1•l'lllrlcil, wu , ~ flO. aud cOtta, 1111111o , .. Forfeltlna clqo po. Una <ilartlll bclndo wine on Charlea L, Gr-f ·A. !it 1°'t110, 19, Can- !llono, 32, Gllllpolt.; ,18, fallIa!; end llotMr L. .. , ....... 11, ....... .. ..-uc trot. • ClaJ~ Cru!tider Nader to IIOidamqod. - . .., l1ow illdp Rabert S. lleb, Ill -.. llllllltm. , - · - - - - - . - - -... tak.. ,..._ _ _ _........._ .dx i!IOIIIhl II- . .,..,......., ~--.;.;:.~·: . lloea, Ill, 32,'¥1,PLParkerlll!trl, Pleetant; Jo1ei1b P. W.Va.; lap ···GAflt.1POLIS ':L:' 'll!eGiiJll.POlls•RolaiUfbrCIIants Ailsoelation wiD conluct an oldlllohloned barpln dly and side~ daT aales In Ute Old French Cit~ on Monday and Setunla.v at 6:30 a.m. a Tueadly, ahore bus c1r1..., by Archie Trl.o>mty resklellto are Swartz, Pomeroy, killed al50 lnvltedloacantoday's T!meo1'011111 djie c11er whiCh ran Into Sellllnol l!ds for the opeclal Uta polh of Uto -nortllbound bua • ..,.._ on old US Route 33. 'll!e bus waa ':II!Ill881111!!MI!IIIIII!lliiiiWIIIIIIIIAIIIIIIIIWIII~ · T - . . IIIII 1 - Death .'Ftll"da ·. ........ Whll1 •~ 71, Rl. 2 Cl\r. • f18,park. - . fallurelo .._ .,....,. .,.. · w ..... eated. He and ooats, overlotd• lind t.mw .__ · 11ao ..racolnd a 11" day Ja11 Mctqy, 32 , Bldweil, , 10 and M . . on a.e hl&lni&Y; Harold New- illatlc tzunc a-t. . of'~ IDtO ~ udllty po1.;:~ ldJied and I ........ waai!Qured ... lakon ... Veterans MemorID threo aecldento lmeollpted 1a1 lloipllal by the oherttr, b7 the llopu1ment of S!lerift treated Cor back lojurles, 11111 llabert llorteJiJocb f'rlcii,J and released. ely &llunlay, At 1115 p.m. oo Ro!Ul241n llaellle, a 100 pound doe d wu ldUed when It ran Into a - c a r drl- by Carl L. PoblniiGII, 18, Racine. Dam- -a a:;:-,LUPOLIS - Jeoala E. r, 31, lllddloport, waalln1!11 t50 IIIII Fridly Ill Gal. liPoU• Mlulclpal t:c/url on 1 ·IIUt lll&hw&Y PaltGl Char• of ' 'ii!IM(t'tdW~~ i!>J~zti "Wf ' t ! 1."o' 11t eh GALUPOLIS - '·~· SHETL4ND 'IIOOL COAT 'TYI,E SWEAIEIS ONLY '3.11 ' e•••· ·~-..,.. ... - ilooy Sli<O•-•'•· ' �' I ·'' I }5- Tho SUndo,y Ttmeo -Sentinel, ~nda.!'. OctQbeor 26, 19H ::·~fE~tensionist ~' ' SAN DIEGO. C.llf. 'lUPllBY HOBART WILSON, JR. WE'VE returned to otaadard tlmo once opliL lfyoo haven't Tha two vlalllna Ruulan ·~dono I~ better turn yoor eloekback- hour or yoo'U be caomonauts. one dalcrlbad •• a "IWinger" with an eye for ·iarb' lor -'< In tho mornl111l -~- girl~ lollawad up Ul +++++ ~~ ACCORDING to llpreo COIIIPiied by G. Rlehard Brown, lm- Dlanoyland and a Hollywood 1\sd'•te Jlolt 1n11urer and preaent ireaaurer Herman Dlllon, party SatiO'daY with a vlolt to o . . Galllpolil lJoos have 1()0111 nt,3311.52 on the world's biggest ZI!O· Mal. Gen. Georgly eer.go. _ . . •••• for lndlgelll city and COUIIIf ochool voy, the tldfl)vert, •nd hI~ d!lldren since tho organization was charterecl q~mpanionn ocienllll Kanotoln· ,. Oct. 19, 19511. Hn Foddstov, flow hire I~ + +++ + THAT'S almoat $1,000 a yoar, A majority tr tho mo110y has ....., !rom the sale of light...,. durll1! the past U years. (The Uons aloo have a Oag di&PIIIY proje~ and gperate at the Jnnlor lair to kelp raise rundo • tD blo eyoglaSHo.) _, • ,,, + +++ + : } ' I\, THUS lor, dllrlqJ tho 1969-70 llscal yoar, the 1Jooa have t6011.60 On oyoglasooa. The llscal yoar bepn on Jul,y 1. ,f 1lle pn~oont trold conth...o duriJW the next olglrt months, "*he orpniaatlon wW no doubt eotabiiJh a now record In this d,.. :;;artmen~ Previous high was $1,158.2lln 1964. ~ ; ' 'f . ' I +++++ ; THE Gallipolis Lions have ollgod 13 "Llght-for-Siibt" drives tin 14: years- there was no sale In 1957, the clOO's second ,ear :,or gperatlon. Since 1956, Lions have sold approxlmatoly $34,:53D.68 worth of Ughtllulbo. And with the excepllon ol1967 (bad t w•thorl the Llana have eotabliohed new sale recorda eight times tin tho past nino years. The recent drive produced an aD-time .. reeoni of $4,%03.70 tn gross sales. Naturally that's not aU proftt, when au bills are paid, It wm give the club's activity fund ;but :a big boost. .. TASTY! -cREAM OUTSIDE SMOOTH CREME CENTER (A RAMEL +++++ ROLLS THE ftrstLIOilaliRhtllulbsalewasheldin1956- alx ·d ayofrom Monday, Oct. 8 through Saturday, Oct. 13. F. It (Mac) loloGraw was preatdenL John Burllle was drive chairman. Merpbera oold 807 hogs of bulbs. Fourteen years later, Lions sold ll!lpros. lmatel,y 2,101 hogs of bulbs - In just throe deyf. - . - -+ + + + .+ ' ALL TIME FAVORITE . - .. +++ ++ YEAR-DAYS-CHAIRMAN - GROSS- HIGH SALE'SMAN 956 - 6 - John Burlile, $1.614.00, m 1957 - No Sale 1958 - 14 - Gone Gloss, $1,800.00, Odie O'Donnoll, $165,76 1959 - 4 - John Burllle, $2,0011.00, Leon Saunders, $2511.00 1960 - 3 - WlseiiiiiJ>(;ol)b, $1,51LOO, Odie O'DonnoU, $168.00 1961 - 3 - Jim DaUey, $1,900.00, Loon Saunders, $169.00 1962 - 6 - Gene Gloss, $2,232,90, Kurt Rutz, $223.00 963 - 3 - Ed Cottrell, $2,440.95, Leon Saunders, $247.50 1964 - 3 - Hobart Wilson, $2, 758.02, Loon Saunders, $381.04 1965 - 3 - Loon Saunders, $3,207,26, Ed Cottrell, $283.50 1t66- 3- EvorottMc!ofohon,$3,613.92,Kelth'!11omas, $31LOO 1967 - 3 - Fred Wnod, $3,474.93, Keith Thomas, $316.00 1966 - 3 - LoweD ca!l, $3,768,00, John Moore; $3711.00 1969 - 3- Clyde Ramsay, $4,203.70, Loon Sbunders, $520.00 ·- ._· WHITI! •WJTH RED TOP. , . · r. ·58c - '" 4 .,3 . ·c,· EVE~YPAY LII>IIT 3 J:'.l . - . · · .... WASH EASY! 1DRY QUICK! ehalrman, number of days ln which bulbs were sold, gross · receipts, and thelllllvldual sales champion: ' '\ :~~ 33~1b. .. TO show how the project has progressed in recent years, we've compiled a record or the annual sale, Using the sale - THE•• · _$0(15 ~KNIT . ASSORTMENT . ~MEN'S .. .PERMANENT'P.RESS ' . r . SLACKS WHITE AND COLORS . ' •WORK Has · Frysinger Awatd GALLIPOLIS - Min Pato,y Glaoo, Gallla C~ Eden~ ~t, llmno Ecmomicl, · :Ce~Yed tho Grace Feyalnpr ward !lin~. Oc:t. 19, at the PrttooBional improvelllellt8 l'roli'am during the amual · -~ ol tho National Asoo. clatlcm . ol Ex!A!nalon Homo l.ilalionilsto In Phliadolphla, Pa. '• Ao roclplontoloneoltwusuch , £:1111ual awards throoghout the matloo, Miss Glass will ,....lve ,• crant ol ~0 to study In oth~-slates lor me month dur!""the coming year. ~ Mloa Glass, a resident oc ~!: Firat Avo., hao boon ~. a Councy Extension Alent, ~ Economics, for ooven 11Joara, !lie fonnoriY lll!rved six ~ro In Ute same capacity in ",.Clermont County. f A deep cmvlcllon that motltnlloe Is the ~ to a OODllnJillal!earning process~ ~Mlsa Glasa to applf for the , Grace Feyslnger Award, ••, cording to Allee Ill, Tommas, ;.Publlc Relallnns Chalr1111111, fOblo Cooperative Extension cAllenta Aasoclatloo. 1 _MIOB ~la11 received t h e ~ aword and otuciY ~ti aa result ol bor own 00_ _ ' Ins record Olld her koon Intereot In tho unique motlva· tloe problems among adults Wlileh present program devolCIPmont and lmpiomonlallon dlf,flcultles. '!be Grace FryBingor Award _will Provide Miss Glass wUhan ,Gppot1unity to study In other ~ Counties In neighliorlng olatoa. Silo 111ated: "I want to oluciY lll'8duatod,..;., and week!Jo Gallia Times ... Tnonan Morris llles applleatlon papara with Federal Commnnieatlons Commission for prgposed Gallipolis radio station ... Light ...., blankets Gallla aroo .. . -r.hn'lotte Preoton Dimod GARS RomeCOJDirv Queen ... Faye Neal aeOre ln on government, hlstorytest glv. PLEATED DRAPES NOW! TAKE COLOR OR BLACK AND WHITE Beautiful skirts, sweoten, pants, blouooo fro,. tho eolloctloa at Strawllorrr Hill, Rio Grondo, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Pd. ad. •••h, ft!6 .. JlJST ~on~~:~R THE COLOR FILM $3.99 . . . ::it;prollldent; i tee. Tho club will moot again at 2 p.m. Nov. 18, at the high schonl. OUR OWN LATEX WALL-FINISH ' Glaat Culvert One of the world's largest drainage culverts is located in Ontario, Canada. It has a f I 40 ' The span o. near y .eet. galvamzed steel structure, which was completely fieldassembled In eight days, Is 166 feet long and 21 feet 7 iDche• hlgb, Tree with the smallest buds is the hawthorn, whose tilly buds .,.. best seen with a magnifying glass. . WHITE - COLORS OUR LOW EVERYDAY $3.99 GAL. •••••••••• IIIAM Hith ~.... fill. Plollfy of lfMill ....... c........ hool for ironiftt in ol dlNctlons. Ftlllric dial. Utht· waight.Leo........ ~ ,, LoW $ 99 tOJITROL .. · o- 5110 c:.t... and Pon.mo To S.loet F •-· TOOl NOT ALL tTEJA$ AT · C..o In Today and Mol• Your S.loctlon MINIMUM 20 SQ. YDS. INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPET NOT INCLUDED IN miS SPECIAL! IEADY -MADE DRAPES MOST ANY SIZE TO F.IT ANY WINDOW IN STOCK! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS sg:s~· ·~ GIRLS SHOES 4 o.ll . MRG'~N < ;,, *- ' $ Reg. $20.00 ................ SALE . ''1 Rea. $28.00 ...................... . cou pIe surp rised . . ..Sl; . ;.;.A;. C; ,; .I; .;S;. . __. ;,;R; :.ot·;.;'~•-.:'1~2··.... Rot. S19 '8·• 1 $~11 ... :'. •• OPEN MON. TUES. WED. S./i.T •.9-5 THURSDAY 9-12 FRIPAY 9-l'f',I>L BERNADINES 326 SECOND AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO • • " r·~~~~·===:.·~.!::::::::::::::::::~ SPECIALS \ '1·88 WOM'INS L ' # WERE $i.50 '/" s,,trt Sl77 ~--------~~~~--~· WERE $2.50 1.97' 2:.67 WERE $1.99 lie,JoeMrs. Mrs. Giles,Mary Mra.Groves, HoodleyGar. Roscoe Houck, Mrs. Clarence Barcus, Mrs. Johnny Hatrelt Mrs. Allen Romaine, Mrs. Leo: ter FJI:dns, Miss Norma Powell, Miss Doma Altizer. Mrs. Jerald Hatrelt, daugh- .• '3·99 S1.00 ·. MENS SHOES 3.00 •...................... . U:.:IY ~":; ~ R!~LG~U~w~r~~~ ~iu~D::.c:: ~~~~SEASONAL SKIRTS ~1Q DAYS ............ . GROUP OF .. '; WERE $4.00 b. ---~~------------ GROUP OF ••. ~Of~.'~······· ........ .. MEN'S TIES -LOWER- will honeymoon .., tho east coast. Arter the wedding irlp they will return to san Antonio Tox where Lt. Murphy will tiOIJOI( at Randolph Air Force GROUP OF., ... ~ •· EARRINGS • NYLOII •IOOL • ACRILAN • HERCULON GALLIPOLIS- MarleEiloon Ford, d&uillter ol Mr. land Mrs. Loots Ford, Jr., 6 IUI!crest Drive, beCIUile the bride ol Lt. John Paul Murphy, Sbturdey af" ternoon at the St. Loots Catho. Reg. S....: &TUES. - OCT. 27 &28 HUGE ASSORTMENT ..... J..INITl -.. Et5(1RIC:··,:. allttiET · .•. UMIT4 SIDEWALK SALE ~~t':A~.~~~~~~ ~ 6 Saturdqy Bride ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and MrL James R. Porter of Eureka are announcing the engagmont of their daughter, Brenda Kay, to Mr. Denver Leo Klqrory son of Mr. and MrL Mlttford K111fory of Box 375, string llldce, Galllpolla. Miss Porter Is a senior at Gallla Academy ~ SChool and Mr. Ki1~ry is a 1969 graduate of Gallla Academy !Ugh School. He is employed at Romsworth Gull Service Station. Wocldll1f plans are Incomplete. tintt: OLD FASHIONED BARGAINS ••••••••••••••••• ., ·:: .:,,\'t:" EVERYDAY . $11.99 ,SINGLE . LOW $7.99 EVERYDAY --··,. ·out · Ol.t~~. . . r··· USE YOUR CREDIT CARD CHARGE IT! 5 ~~ Miss Brenda Kay Porter '"CHA.RGE 1T ON YOUR BANKAII\ERICARO CARD" n.rue1 . Seniors' Mothers Organize TUPPERS PLAINS - Olfl. were elected rdiCII mothers the Eaatom mgh School eon· lora met at the hll!lt ochool to orl!llllle and plan activities for year. Elected .,.,.. Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. Hazel ·" Bldont .,_ nc:e pro ; ~s. IAic:lllo Ridenour secrotaey· • • Mrs. Ella Osborne, troas.,..r, and Mrs. Eva Walker, report. or. Named chalrmaa of t h e 1101'1 and means committee was Mrs. Oneida Cole with M r s. Griffith, Mrs. Pat Smith, Mr1. Vera Weber, Mrs. June and Mrs. VIvian llal[. members of the commit- Mrs. John Paul Murphy ', · ' , The bootees oonod rofre-s, uolated by .Moosman .m Mrs. · BLOUSES dicxooln Mathematics fromSI !:.'"a .,_tn · :r read the vorrs of the dcQ>Ie allon lind GMuna PI l!isnon. with a hoosewarmlng limdey, call Olld children, Mrs. Clar~ c0n1mony. Miss Dora Tho brldecroom &radualod Oct. 19, at their now home once Mooney, ..., lllark, Mr . rady presented a half boor !roll) St. Louis Univerolcy ln on Rt. 218. The event was plan. and Mrs. Jack Carter, Mr. and ol organ music be!ore the wed- JUIJe with a degree ln po,ychol- nod by Mro. Richard Dixon Mrs. Uoyd Wickline. ding. OliY. He Is a member "-Tau and Mrs. llajr Barcus. Sending gifts: Mr. and Mrs. The bride was (liven In mar- Kappa Epsilon 'lraternlcy and After the honorees opened Robert Rohorto, Mr. and Mrs. riap by her father. Is presently serving his coun- sod acknowledged their gifts, Marvin Wickline, Mr. and Mrs. Maid It honor waa Joan t:rJln the air force. . refreshments were served. James Warre~ Mr. and Mrs. Ford, lister of tbe bride. AUendlng were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blazer, Mr and Mrs Bridoomalds were Mlsa PatrieRlchsrd Dlxoo, daughter Tam. Boocher l'l>llng, Mr~. He 1 e ~ Ia McGeady, coosln of the QUIC my, Mr. and Mrs. llajr uar. ·Staniey, Mr Jamesstaato bride, Clinton, Iowa; and Mlas K Q U I Z cus, ehlldron Teresa and Jeff. Nancy .~ .'l1llsa, Oklo ..• Qo.-Who · llilitJ. e~Mr.andMrs. ElmerThorn~.• ~lfFonl, st.@nr<'-~'JI.eit<Unt fol";;,t:!t':lliti~ and Mra. --~ the,.bft~, wao ·flower slrk '.• · .W,jeot two other presidents lfc, J r., Mr. and Mrs. ForWW~.•. F. Peter, Omaha, in one eleC'tion? . n~st Wickline, Mr. and Mrs • wao bell lftiUI, Ushers we r e "-Woodrow Wilson, who Franklin Gel'llc, daughter An: Murph¥, brother ()(, tho Rd e feat e d ·both Theodore gela, Mr. Olld Mrs. R on n 1 e bridegroom, Edward G. Warln, oosevelt and William How. !lcoons daughter Teresa Mr Omaha; wnuam F, Tracy, Re- ard Taft In 1912. and ~s. Pal Ramey, son ment, Dl.; Michael H. HoliOIId, Mr. and Mrs. Marable Haland John B, Rottermaa, LaulsQ-ln which illternational felt, Mr, and Mrs. Gary MUvlllo, Ky. event do .women of Olney lor, son Farrell Ray, Mr. and A reception was held at the England, and Liber<ll, Kan.: Mrs. Otis Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Galllpoll c<nnpete annU4Uy? a !llrlne Cllil follow. A-The Shrove TUeoday Verne Altizer, Mr. and Mrs. lng the Wedding. The Cjlllp(o pancake derby. Maurice Wickline. REG. $3.99 .'ti. Q il\o!J<\Ws2 OJ" · t9~.'"' -• • .•',·\<s !!2"U:> '"""'' • REG. · ·~ · '" ·~ $2.99 . Pnlf!l'UI. t OCTOBER 'l1 & 28 Dr. aa.:, bride received 1111 All OUR 'LOW . $6,43· read(JW, Mrs. .uilolood - - ··· Mrs. M~ In MONDAY & TUESDAY ~~~~~ Is tho .... ol .m Mrs. A. V. Murpb,y, ,8414 C~ ~,<>::"pb :;:w..,.,akl 84" ! "The Chadouf," sllllg by EgyptlaD workers on tbe manpowered treadwheel Nile water m!Us since time lm· memorial, is the world's old•t ·known song. •• Other honoro bellowed upon MIOB Glass have bosl tho Nationa! Asooelatlon of Exl<lllalOil Home Ecoeomlsto Dlot!nguiiiiied Service Award In 1968 and Homo EcoeomluCo-Chalrmla and Chairman In 1967 and 1968, respectivelY, <'-the Oblo Cooporatlve Extenalon Aa-nts AlllOo clat1011. !lie also holds active rnemberoblp In tho Ohlo 11oJM Ecoeomlcs Aoooclallnn, t h o Amerl0111 llmno Economics A.. ooeiltlllll, National Aosoclatlon ol ExtenBion Homo Ecoeomlsto, Ohio Cooperative Extension Alent• Aosoclatlon Olld Q>sllon SIIIJII& Phi. _ FIBERGLAS(r) +++++ TWENlY YEARS AGO, from the Illes of the Dally Tribune ...-u....... In other states and In ....,tiel Blmllar to GalU' ~cular(f those lhat are llndlnt! ""~'" ~ stlmulatlni adulto to putlclpate activelY Olld to m ore nearly meet tbe needs ol their adult -latloo through the Extenoloo Procram.• Daul!ltterol Mr.endMro.~ Glaso olSharpsbUJ11 'Ohio MIN Glass ~ Bomo !Ugh School. h n~c:eiY­ ed her Bachelor of Science ~ 1!1'00 In Home E<onomlto Extensloo from Ohio Slate UnJvorolcy In 1957, file aloo ..... pleted a serneater ot gra4la18 work In Child Developlilent and Family Reloll.ono at Cornell Unlverolcy, llhlea, N. Y, •SPORTS · •DRESS FADE AND ROT PROOF.• ........,. POJtltElt .- Tho WeoiL of ,,NM!'\1';/c • PrQor n Self,.J)eJUI wai CJb. .~ oonod ·by 11)0 Porter W.S.C.S. at ito Octaller meeiiJW at the ., . ) .. homo or Mro. Ellie cranur. ld. The moetll1f was cpeDOCI by a MriiJ Della ·~ ·~., ;. t ... IUI"er'l rtp)I';L ,,' T.~ IOIW and ptQer, The proaldenl, Mrs. Marl' Mro. 'JO.u&.et.~~li ' lheprofii'IIII. .Soilpb. . 'I'IJM¥. , /1. ploao- ohoppl•t ••por- woo 1hen b7 Ni'O: (\ill 'M!II•oco, Str,a wb-y Hill, Rio eheL •' '· ' ,Gtando, 9 •·•· lo 7 P·•· · Mrs. Maze ·led • diK111~ <Iaiiy. ' Pd. ad. of culfmla ., ....,_ ._ and Mrs. Della atao~ ' · ~ .............,.......... s4.99. Insect Repellent If you're paintlllg any sur. face In the country or suburbs, 1ry adding 'two tablespoons .of citronella or oil of wintergreen to each jlallon of paint This willteep maects oft tbe freShly paint· ed surface until it dries. 27th MONDAY 28th TUESDAY DAYS WOMENS LOAFER$___________s4.00 CHilDRENS SHOE$ ____________S3.00 BOYS' COWBOY BOOT$ ______S4·00 WOMEN'S ODDS &ENDS._____ 00 REGULAR STOCI SPECIAL • ' ,.' '. I I s3· Holiday morchanclllo arri,_ ing dailr. Stoowborry Hill Ria Grande, 9 o.01 , t. 7 p...: dally. Pd. od. $ 00 OFF ON ALL • SPECIAL 00 OfF ON ALL REGULAR STOCI FALLIHOB HIGH HEEL .: MED.• HEEL- LOI HEEU ' I ' ; MEN'S- WORK SHOES-BOOTS & OIFO - .WOMEN'S ! SPORT OXFORDS - LOAFERS • ,7.\]:~_1~ .. j •. ___, �.I ,' ·' \I '• '· . ~ > GRANDE - Wilen Ja~ ..!'~led,= pror...-; or E!lii!M, at ""''Giude Call ;;-"'.... .... ' PAJNTCREEKRoliUia.altlot C h u r e h 138dl IJIIIIverary event. Bible school 8:15 ...... Morning nrvlceio1uB.:m. Fol· - .... ,._ 12,.. _ .. · 1-•·..,. .......r ""'P."• ~ ternoon eorvlco, 3:30 p.m. .._llc lnYIIed. MONDAY . RUMMAGE SALE - - . 1 .._ Cb dl or God Cia I "' ur · 11 0 · ~ackoon Pille at Judd! a Gar· · 118• 1 a. m. to 4 P. m. lillie eCIIUnueo tltroulh Wodnoa- ~~.!'!~ llla!J• ll'tAin c~ lnlK7, bewa1 ' IIICIII'-Iod by a datdre to do ,... ~ work. ·.~· after twO · .,_,, )oe taolo. tho ""II ehaland fOII!IfdlJIIIJIPUI. 1.,... :.n:-.~a.::lfttro J-1 · taetdng II a thellq. be- ea-. · Slaiko &old, "I . , a fOniCner whoA molber toopo 1 ~ not Erwilah. ADd, 1 !liver , laQIIIIt Ill an EIWlloh aehoal. That,_,. I mu1t"' d!oroup. . b Jn&Wecl when ·I .....- . 1101 only · !el'lal.·boot oliO In In IIIJ' ma• mJ method. ~'Ill •C..elooalovakla I Ia~ .~lib Utera1ure aDd UlWUla- >: :. day. go Into tile .. ilea.. Bit, It 11 much dltrarent •: lo · toaeh Elilltlh literature to ' . .....Inti to Wllclll EJwlllh Is a .' II ~ i ... ~ I a - than to one to PROF. JAN SIIIKO I. W!IGm It II a •Uve ICIIIue." ,_ SIIilko fllla the • ..,.,-., at toaehlnglnlbe'llollled !btao and . - feel l'ree to ask atarled ID&IepelldentiJr, He worked at the Folger Lib·.:l'f ,,_. hewn I'OIIII'IIIiil beeauaa It q,utiUORI at aoy lillie. pfta him an ~1$' "The clll11 llze," .he went . rary 10 m-•· but did not lin.to beecime l'amlllar with a.e on, "olee alrecte Uoe degree or lih hla work. II waa then that ~ oducatlCII OJIIem, formalll;y llllloeclaaiiJ'<ICIIII. 1be he deeldecl to ala)' lqer In the atudaat olalldarda aDd IIIUdelll """"' 1 teach are amall, aDd United StataL "I wanted to have IIIJ' llunlly JDUII'elta. _ Udo Ieoda to a cloaer and llield"1 IDI alao aliJo," be ldtlod, iler atudanl-!eacber relation- with me," he aid, "but 111e "lo, ... u'fraiDbw In a Corelgo · olo\1. 1bla cloar relationship grants were alan end. Tho only ~ le ·iullldenttobe 1110- bollema both theatollentandthe WOJ to stay here was to ftDd •08· -~'w:, uiJW Ill die U.S." ttaehlr, and ollowa greater employment. The only ddng left waa teachlJw." ', &~ the ~ troecloin In commomlcatlon." and Amirlcu educational IIJio Simko, who wu born tn Zlate Simko submldod a reaame to .teo, Simko pointe!! to a.,... II o r a v c e, Czechoslcmlda, the annual ......ntton or the er or~IJ u the eame toGieVnlledStatealnl967 Madera IA....ae Aoeoelatlm !>laolldllrveace. attar rece!Ying a l!l'lnt from or America. Aller two or throe · "Ciaaa1 In Eurape," he obo the Folpr Sloakespeorean Llb- Interviews be received a leiter aenod, "are dl¥1dad, uarulo, rary In Waohlngton, D. c. The from Rio Grande CoUep otrarInto a lwoobour• - • · which 11 lll'llrt. which waa slw!emented lng hi' a poolllon, whleh he acvery tonna1, aDd a ooemiJu by tile U. S. Dopu1iruon& or Slate, cepted. Simko aDd hla wife, Llbua, wbere • - mOJ uk quos- oiiiJII'od Simko to work on lll'o ~ II soema the!, lntloe U.S., pro,leeto, one Shekeapeoran have two "'"'"• Jan and VJadl. lectUrea are much leaa formal, aDd the other llnguisUc, he had mlr, •,. •p!:.-.n I'L~CUII1l .. GILUTTI IUPil IYAINLIII •••"••••••• BLADES THE lEST IUY IN TOWN I BAViP4&S t,; Iuper DIICount Prlcotl For The lhMku... MO"DAY '& TUE$.DAY~ OCTOBER .27 an• 28 49c,.r 1'11111!7tc I, .... ' . . . ,.ck Almltl'f · . . ' ....... . Whole Family! wa Bride-to-be Given Miscellaneous Shower . ' ICJ-1.4 2....... sc 1111111$ C.... ERGENS ·LonON ' .... ,,. .:.., .;.t.·. ... ......... -._.,.. ,_.... FAMOUS BRANDS ura. ' \ P_,.ltMixer .. LIPSTICKS ~.,..., GALLIPOl-IS,;_ 'I IIII Donna J - Ph11Up1, brlda • elect ol lfi', Cbarlol Lee Dowler, W&l IIYtn • miiiCOUIDeau1 brldel ltbower Tutildq at the homo .Ill Dr. IIIII 1boma1 W, IIOrpn, wll!o lfi'o, David D, Smllli IIIII Mr•· 1bomos W, lforliln U loolleaaes. .. IIIIi Phllllpo Gl*lod a a d ,aclalowledsod lllllir lovel,y slfta, '11lo table wa1 decorated · Duu,., 3-S,W .· I ... " ,.., .• -r brlda u the centerpiece. Rerrellomentl ol jeUo Alod and ciiiJee were served. Attenol!ne Were Mrs. EldCII Tbomu, Mra. Mary Phillips, llr1. Ar1111r A. Nibert, Mra. Jollpb Luikart, Mr1. Dan Nottar, Mr1. BID Dowler, Mra. Gary O'NOII, Mra. lllnraJ'd B. Saundero, Mra. Eat& llcKDiilol, Mra. Alva QUI Ivan, Mrs. Ma. rle Glasaburn, Mra. James Cu. Aa)ollo Mrl. 1 Kemeth Fruler, Mill Mary Clendenin, Mr1. SloeldCII Parks, ....., . ~ (.• ' BERNADINES ~SECOND AVENUE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO OPEN .... ,,... MON., TUES., WI!D., SAT. 9-5 THURSDAY 9-12 FRIDAY 9-8 P.M. ·WOODBURY ... GEM NAIL CUPPII & EMilY IOAID ASSOITMINT ..... c.,_ 1111 ell,., wit• lalf.I-IIIJ WALNUT SIIIT HANHIS 01 TIOUSII HQIEIS ,_,..,..... ==~~ s~·· EH• hi lUll 41c WHILI OUt SUPPLY WTS 99 ......... ,. .. ... ....... 44c c ...... .,.,run ... U¥1 ' 11~ ~~ ' f ' •' ' '.;;., ~ ) ' ForiJOOCI, • J '·, ;t;·,.; ' ..•. 308 · I & STATE STREETS ·~. ,. REG. $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 NOW ONLY ......... . :~ • ·~:, :· s.tt.llfl ........ ... •••••. lift. .,.....u... ................. = ,,u 1'111111•1• .~ 1111 ...... i lilrir, illr tlttll. sttckllp Ulllil.,. llrtll. S•rttr 1\Jitt .... tlastlc llllt I. ~1ft. IMIIiltllflattlrJ. 11M - .,.....•• HAND &BODY LOTION 0 for ,_ ..., ANTY HOSE nn • HAIR SPRAY • SHAMPOO • CREME RINSE .. ..... r"""• .............. .._ Flnt a..llty 100% llyiH Ita ' FtiiAitlu,..l,lrif-ltd 19c lllt ... Or ,,. •lcra-llllt ,,.,11111111 .aac. .,.,. Far Mlbr ciiOiii- 3-WAY - -· - ' .-.-. ,l , :.. • .•· "u.: • ·~ t t 'I' ' • ,. -l ~"~"4~- ·~ \ ,. ·:·- . '.' Rededication !fertJlce ,_,_ m. Emeot N. Willman of GilIIJ)OIIs will preeent a history or tile church Mrs. Cl,y~ Dlle will direct G!e Senior Choir IUid Mrs. DaYld L, Reea wiD dlreet 111e Junior Choir. Mra. w. A. LewIa will have an of acrap. books 011 ""' history or a.o chUrch. All members and rrtends or G!o chUrch are im!ted. There wiD tie a basket dinner at noon PT. PLEASANT - Two lolaIUid tho a11emonn will be opent son choorehes, Ctorloot aDd AI· mln&llns with friends and re. brllbt United Methodlata, are eaUing old times. plamdng a lt>lrltoal Lite eruoade to be held ror two ........ Unlq•• and unuaual iteMs cutive weekends. can bo f.und In tloo now The Rev. Jock HJalna or ahop "Strawberry Hill" In Christ U n I t e d Methodist Rio Grando. 7 days a wook Church, Parkersburg, will be 9 to 7 p.on. daily. Pd. ad. tho o-ellst and Keith Hanl111, a retoorned MlssiCII&ry !rom 1.. tfl Haiti wW be song laeder. Crw 1p w The first servlee will be held at Albright Chureb Oct. 31, Nov. 1 and 2 at 7:30p.m. each Pbn Crusade On 2 Weekends The Candloo, diRnor ta~a, hancldlppod, . ocontod, drlpo loll or ...,.. to drip. All colora, al&el anti thap•• ot Rio Grando' s Sffowborry Hlll1 Rio Grande. Opon dally 9 to 7 p.on. pd. ad. ZAMAIIASMEMORIAL BEAUMONT, Tox. (UPilGoorgo Zeharlas announced Friday thai he has donaled 110,000 to a foundation that proposes to construct e memor · lal lo his late wife, Mildred ''Babe" DldrlkiiR Zaharlas.lhe grutest woman athlete In the firs! holf of tho 20th century. THE DAILY wmMEL ond -*erlblp co.rdlo; • · elecdono - • llttld • ' • TrGop reCOIIII,y. The 1a'oC9 - II CllldJ Rclulh and the lroQp ~ . scribe Ia Nancy Sa&er. The baIroil are lqler Sb:, Nanc)'Fra- ·~c !· ley, DcmaHolderi!Y,BeekJJenklna, SlndJ lltaJod, Dollble llullord, IUid lpotr<JI leader Joyce ll<u'nolda; Purple People, · Debbie Barron, Twlla HarriSCII, JudJ Kemp, Carrell Kldl well, CtndJ Roush, patrol tliod. er Robin Sloal!er; and G9od Julia Carr, Jcen !iannan, Monna Hou<k, Nancy Sager, Stephanie Wuerch, the pa. tral leader being Sheila caaaldJ. OIY•. S -la h" rs Quarter Horse eveniRW. On the aecoM weekerwJ, servleea wW be held Nov. 7, 8 eDd 9 In Chrlat United Malbndlst Chooreb at 7:30 each evening. The Rev. Parker Hinzman, pastor', invites area residents to partlclpote In these meet- Congress Won TODAY IT'S "A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR EARNED"! But penny saved or dollar saved, there's absolutely nothing like a growing ready· cash reserve -safely deposited In an In· terest-earnlng savings account herefor emergency, pleasure, college education, or down-payment on a new car or home • a7 Ohio. to.,. PI'Oill''!'n ,-------~ ..-----==----., ·--~---"-· :=au. r-. ,...,,.,r.u..... ,•. ,. eel onr Wuerdl and Mrs. to • 1 l(llve tbe llrll :thelt 1eJ.r tdn• '·-~:·~~i POMEROY - Mill Danna Manuel has received a scholarship to attend the American Quarler Horse Congress In Columbus. Oct. 29 lqcs am. "make this a time of spiritual renewal. n through Nov. 2. · , - - - - - - - - - . . , The congress will offer four SUNDAY days of comprehensive P""-••1-lluolnou TIMES-SENTINEL seminars. locturoo and .. T..1,1111Z M• ..... coll"lnod .. damonstra1k»na covering every • l'*i.W t¥er7 s.dU • 1M 011111 Vlllf1 , . PrMliMftl co. aspect of showing. performlng, .......... _ ·oALLwous DAILY T...,NE judging, hor breeding and raising of GBC GRADIJATES . . ,..,..,.... ~ •• OII&o.tH31..... ~•.q••·" •'•l'l .•, • ""'··"'"''.f,l' .....11.95 Secret NEI!DLES BENTLEY DEAD BALTIMORE (UPI) - John NIOdlos Bentley • who while pitching lor the New York Glanll ·lost the final game of the 1924 World SoriH to walter Jollnoon, died Frklay at the age of 74. teoeher ell combinod adult &In · • dlf S.hool <la~aea at 9:30 a. -t ·. govemor'o r....,... quarter lOS. l.t, 1 fresh~n Miss Manuel, attondlnu Southern Local :::=:.,-,..,• s.u,... - ,..r .t':l!il•· ~ .. ' ·' . . !l·!~~ ., . 'l Plastic CLOTHES HANGERs . ' Church will .......... Ita 80111 llllliverli&l'l' ~. Nor•. 2. Tho Rev. ·L, L. Rclulh of GilU,.OU.a, pulor, will deliver the moratns aerrnoa at 10:45 a.m. Don J111e1 of Ook IWI will Mra. Robert CaldweU, Mlas . .,.:~·P.=::_,.~~=~.:; School is a member of the Meigs France a JCIIOs, Mra. llllb Gra. · ......,, ··'""'"-"'"_,. .... Counly Riding Club. She has ~.r 11 TERMS .....l'Q)'. 0111 a. r.Mt CHile.. comple1ed her sixth uaer In the OF stJBSCRIPTIQN 1'"' ham. a, (tnltr 4tllr anc1 Sun~~ar. 4k ptr...., .t-H Pleasure Riders MAIL SlJJIICIUn'ION ltATES ed Sendlne: llftl wore Mrs. Ron.. 1111 GeUI&IOUI TriMa Ill Oldo ani Welt Club. year she was nam a1d Jlarool- Mrl. J 0 8 E. V!IJIIIIII,; - ,., tllJ II• -.a. •• u.r. reserve champion and received 130 11 ' .,... •a.vu, an awerd In veterinarian Sml111., Mrs. John L. EIIIDI, r.. o.u, ' 1 > ••• science. Mrs. A. Kimball adter, Mra. ..... ZiilhNI.,......, n....lfltllt ,,... ~ .... ,, 11u:1Her club advisor 1s Mrs. J. Ml;ba~ N~.:: :.•· ~~ :!:..':~~~t~U::':r!:::.~! .William 8. Downie. Miss 5 · ~··· diOU.I«II_•,.._,....,"-"'.. ence ower ..-. Is the dlugl'\ter of Mrs. ~J Stu Croam l.OS.C.. or 79c SID 1-oz. Roll-On . PACK 203 will have pack mIng 7:30 p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church. . . · TVEII>AY AMERICAN LEGION Auxiliary 1 p.m. prqmpt, due to ClvU Doren10 meotlns at 7:30 p.m. ENO GRANGE will 14nina· field Ill'..,.. at 7:30 p.m. )1. ataU&IIon or orrtcero. llltreahmente lllldwldles and dough. IJIII, ...._ THURSDAY RVIIIIAGE SAIJ!:, llarrla Gni!CO lloll, 8 a.m. till 4 p.m. Sole • - • thrOQ&h Frlda,y. Brtrw arUclea to Gra• Hall or Mra. Paul llomeJ, Jr., In BldWeU. '- ' /, Reguur IIIOIIIIob meatlng f/1 ih'! Rectatered Noorae AaeoeJ.. aUon wW ~ held In lbo Doctor's Dln~Jw room at llollleclleal Center on Flrot A.., nue, 7t30 ,p.m. on Nov. e. Gueot oilloJiker• wW be Mr. and Mra. Waldliio Rauflo, Mr, Rauah betngonllle taak force cl Weat Vlrllnl&. He Is oliO director or C.... munltJ Dovelq~meat . aDd Reoearch In Well Y.frslnla. Mr. and Mra. llollah wW preaelll a prCICI'IIm 111 laj>l· dory, lbe art or cutUng and pollohlng atone. Mr. Rouab Ia olao tnllructor or laj>ldaey at GlenviUe State CoUepalld Cedar Lake. AU ...,.tatered nooraes ara lnvltoe. Be Celebrateti Siaa¥'.' Viltt~tw ... ·. . . , . _, .. ~n."" 1 · GET Til. E amER JOBS! Save hera every payday! (NIW Q... I J ·I OIC:II.Ir lM "1 VALLEY BANI Write • call t. c...... · . . . . . . . .tt •• IALLIPOLIS .SINESS COLLEGE "' Gallipolis F ree customer p or k'mg *Drive-in Window Service l..:t:;:;:::::::::.~·~Co:m:p:l•:t:o~B:•:nk:i:ng~Se=rv~i~co ~ .t~~.;:Ji; :. ;:L.; ".; " ; .'. :.•I;:.;• ;.•:..-.. .:.Go:;l; :upe~:.: .JI'u . ·~ .• '·' '., ' -~ ... i l ..• I . I I i I I �., •. • , .! Take Par.t ;n Confetence ClLLIPOLIS - PaoiCII' Jo.. eph C. a.pq,anand AI&OC. Pa.. tor llan-y E. Cdo of lho BopUat Chutch altelil!ld tho 38th Ulllll8l con!orenee oi the OhJo AaiOe~Cil or· RefJular' Boptlot Churches In tho Calnry llaptlol Church at Flnllay whore over 500 churcb me.. se...,.a and violtoroworepre,. ont for tho Mondi.Y IIJid Tuea.day ovenlfw meollqro. The morning and ofternoon oeulono wore attended by ..,... era! hlllldredpastDro, mlulooaries and vialtoro. Thirteen lndfi!OIII!elll u.&111st churches were received Into tha !ollowahtp of the 0. A. lt,U.C.", maldqr 1 tolal of IU Fir• WW IODieone fell mo whore Oclel>er haa aono? I )lsi can't beUeve It Is Oct. 26. With the temperature In tho 70o on Wedneldlf It aoomed llko Auauot. An extra dividend II aett1n1 tD enjQy our Dowers 1 - . Rliht now roooa have a rich color. Dld ~ ever hear oC purple writing? I didn't koow whatlt wao unul recently. The followlllll paragraph• ore oxamplea !rom nv own writing: "The dark willow under which I sit Ia tho only tree now with enougflleaves to keep out tho mld.OCtober oun. .,To the north. scattered diamond dust sparkle• on the rtv .. er•s surface. Uving dots and dashes poek the Ohio• a Ulddatlna ourface, norlbwarda, •"On the West Virginia abore, browneattlebawlto each otller llld make11lelr woy to tho water. ..Delayed waves from a small boat's wake stroke the shore, building Iampo unW the last onoa crash togelher, Uko an orcheotra•a creacando, then die qulekly. •'Trees near the water are c1early defined and green, Meigs THE RIO GRANDE FACULTY WOMEN hid a good Umo ·,• •• • at their '"un~lrthda,y par1;y." They were all gfyen horoaeopeai Mrs. Sam Raines found hera 80 close to her pereooallzy that abe took It home to show her huaband. k alao came to Ugbt that Mrs. Alphus Christenaen never baeked down from a good debate. Everyone enjoyed a laugfl with veteran professor, Mill Clara Poston, about her love life. And Mrs. Jen-y Updesrass, notoriously known for her ~ hoblta, was found to be tllrlfly. • SOMEONE EXPRESSED A CONCERN recently that botber• ~ ed her, and It bothers me too. Apparently thP.re are oo doctors atten.U... countY IIlAh school football I!BlDes. Gueoa there's • no 1A1 toremedythis,butlknowll I were the mother ot a coun. : ty 1ebool football pla3er, I would worry aome. : • WE WERE A LITTLE DISAPPOINTED about the turn out for our Civil Defense Medical Self-Help class. A lotoC thlnp were &alna oo that nli!ll~ we reellzed that when the meeting was set up. AQI'WBY, there Is still Ume for you to enroll and we hope more ladles do. Thlslsaworlbwhllecouroe,lt 11 free llld ml8bt he)j) you save a U!e. Net Louise Stipp and Madge I!Jwldren from Pt. Pleasant, (Don't know thetr huobar>1s• nameS). Yes, gall, any hullbar>1 alee eiiOUIII to bring Ills wife to the meetlll!l Ia welcome to attend We were pleased that these neighbors were interested In our activities. When they finish the course, may. be th11Y will teach It In Fl>lnt. THIS BUSINESS OF NOTbeingabletouaethe huobllld's name, In a oewe report has £')(ten me Into trouble .... 80 may I remind fill pubUelzy chairmen to use the DIDM1 Reellft ~ lo not proper to "" Mro. Mary Smitb ... : It Rltalld be Mr'~ !J\ful Smith. An anonymous letter writer once really got me "1:614 on that point. Though I had al-s signed myaoll Pat or Patricia, which Is correct, without the Mrs., that Is. .,jill hu-• A GOLD STAR GOES THIS WEEK .ID Ubrarlan Jooathali Loudon who every day IIJid every woek helpa ehlldren feel welcome llld wanted In the -.clerfUl world of books. Catherine Drinker Bowen ln her "Adventures of a Biographer,• wrote somelhtll8 )1st for Jonathan (perhaPS). Jon's Wife lhould road It too, because Mro. Bowen said, "rm In love with librarians - -BOd In a peQ>etual, dellablfulllf. fllr of the heart with aU publlc custodWul oC books." Ill ...Uments exactly. . Bridal Slwwer Given by Class VINTON - The B. T.L Sunday School Clasa held Its first faD meeU.W oo Oct. 22 at the Vlr>ton Baptlot Church. A weddlqr ahower was held for Mrs. PauJ Turn, ... Sheila CWTy, Devotions were led by Mro. Edgar Hawks, and a dinner followed In the FeUowshlp Room. New otrJcers for the year are Mrs. HerbertMoore,preslder&; The awnae mlao~ glvlqr per church for laot year was $6,700. lh~:.':":~= ~::::::r~~=::r:~; HazolHenson. The next m'eeUqr of the Nature's Garden Club Is scheduled Nov. 18, wheo the Rutland Garden Club will be hosteaBo GALLIPOLIS · ··t U.S.Govt. ........ FRESH ' Fry•1n·· · ch ~ Moore, Mrs. Glenn, BradleyMrL Harder, Mra. Howard Harold L. cramer, Mr.. Jim J.lul. hnland, 1.1181 PeNI)' Mulholned, Mro. L E. Argabr!pt, Mru. Edgar Hawks, Mre. J.D. Smith, Mrs. Junior JllcCielland, Mrs. H. Cremeono and MrL Paul Turn, Guests were the Rev. IIIII Mrs. Kirby ODe•; ·llld · Mrs. Allee Mantze. A hsrvost dlMer lo planned for !he November meet. lqr, ~~--------"'11 Yllll' SaYints Earn 5% , , '"If u.s. t ·; • ~ ••• ••• • : : • •• ' lecauee thle diet r e • II y workl. We have teetlmonl•l• l'tlporting on ill IUCCtM, If you fo II ow :t uac.t 1y, you thould lose 10 pound• In 10 daye, No weig"'t loa In the firtt four d.1y1 but you wm suddenly drop 5 poundt ott the 5th ct.y , Thereafter 1oM one pound a dty until the tOth dly. Then you will IOH 1 Y2 pounds every two dayt until you get down to your proper weight. Belt of ell, there will be no hunger ptngL Rev!Md and enlarged., thil diet lttl )'OU lt:Uff )'OUf'o lllf with formerly .,.IM'bl• dtn"' foodt, IUC.h at Maq trimmed with fat, rullt or fried ctllc:hn, grtvlll, ma,.. tnnaiH, lobster ewlmMI"' In llu1ttr, bacon f4lt, IIUNiH .nd Krambltd egge and ttlll lote weight. The IICI"ttt No fUnd thie "Quick we 1ght ION" dlat Ia aim~tla. Fet doe• not form fat. And the grapefruit juice in this diet actt 11 1 cat· alyet (the "trlnar"), to l'tllrt the rat burning proceea. Vou atuff )'Ourtelf on the ~t•rmit· ttd food lilted In tha diet plan, and IIIII ION unelghtly fat and exee11 body flulda. A copy of t+lla et..rtllng • .,...... ful diet ean be obblned .,. aendlna t2 to C.ltrut Diet Plen &211 W . Jeffenon L.A. Ctllf. 10011 Money·back gu.r.antee. If efttr trying the diet you hav. not loat 7 poundt In tha flrwt ltVon Itaya, another I JIH.Iftdt In the next 7 dayt, and 1V1 ,. ...... every two da)'e the,... afttr, elrnpty retur-. the dlel 1lan and JOUr t2 will IN ,.. fundelf ,rornptlt end wltMut I'OUMtnt. Tear tr.lt tflle .,... , , .... " 1 rtmlndar. Deoldl now ttt NJaln the trlrn att:r. live ••• ,. .. ,.., ~. RACINE Coli••• ue. Ill. u.s. ltvt••••,..... . . w~lapl•_., ~~ ·· ~, tt n• ., . •'J •' L' :.o~, l•>.'JfJ~ · As Pasi President .-.• · Mr. IIJid Mrs. Dean 0, Jmeo, 110 N. College Ave., have re. turned homo alter Bpenc!lng oev. oral days In Youngatown, Oblo. Mro. Jones lYOS honored •• an Immediate post prealdent oC a federated club, the Colontal Sludy Club. Keeping with tra. diUon, a Dowering crab wao planted In Ml1l Creek Park. A lwteheon was held at Holiday lm, Market St., following the ceremorty. "llld nu-l. "- oAIIIICS ~nq·, were BUOste st the home of Mr. and Mrs. M7roo Ferguson, ·winona .,.....,at MiJs Viola . Miller, Darryl Stumbo Wed Oct. 3 Best-0-Chicken lrelltl, Thllhl. Drullltllb ·I · WI~p OIIIJ lh . . , &atka " 81.1111 1143. .lflhD eru;~~~~~ GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY Oppoelte P••• Office Golllpolle, Ohio . · -":l' . .• - - . ·: ;: . , :411~~r ~ ~ ~~~ ;.,; to Lobster'• Babltet . Folio, Davis, W, Va., tho bride The common lobster lives changed Into a purploknltdreao among the rock ledges off IIJid wore an orchid from her OceaD the shores Atlantic northofofthe Cape Cod, bridal ~et. Tho new Mrs. Stumbo Is a C.,~~:\~t::'."k crevices ~ of Wahama IIJ&It School IIJid t h e CabeU llunllngton School oC X..-QTechnoiO&Y, and -nded Maraball UnlvocaiQ>. !loe Is presently e"'PkoiYed II Melp General lloapllal, 1\lme.. roy. Mr. Slumbo sracloated !rom Middleport illgh School &IMI atleDded KaJt Slate UnlvOJ'slzy. 11a Ia presently aervlng with the U, S. Coast Giard aa an Joilio boat.- trlmmocl wllh elecllonles Instructor at Gov. braid. 'l'ho7 carried bou- ernor'o lllllld, N. Y. the:.:.: II a aatln Ooor length featurlna a a " LoJB 1 train 'l1oe • ce wss fashioned wllll a mendarln ned<. liDo llld lone lapored aleevo1 trimmed willl wide bsndo oC lcalloped embroidered lace. A wlotte lllrdenla cluater l'la· teau c.tered w1lb lOad poarlo bold the boalrant ti.-od veiL She earrled an arrenpment of three or~ with atepbanotla. Ssrvlag ll!lltondults for the bride ...,.. bar' sisters, Jaanette IIJid Jllnlne Miller oC New . Haven. 'l'ho7 both wore brown velvet Door lenrlh &IJWIII aown u.s. No. 1 Grade A' L·PURPOSE White Potatoes Sele~ Table Stack Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Stumbo someoae .specfalr iL. PAL .' · New Officers Installed wiib &ol!l oa.ar providing feed for them during the winter months was related by Mrs. Edwards. A leethered replica of the cardinal, state bird Of Ohio, Wll thown tO the class. Nn. Parker displayed a large lack..o-lantern cut from a pumpkin and expl1lned to the studenb how to make ana. The pumpkin was given to the class for use during the Halloween bridal bouquet for her travelIng costume. A wedding tr)j) to the Eaot Coast and then to the Bahamas was taken by the eouple. They now .reside at Cheater. The new Mrs. Ridenour lo a srat:mte oC Eastern IUgfl School and Mountain Slate Collop. h Using white dinner napkins, black construction paJier and twine the children made ghost replicas which were placed over cupa of candy for favors. Mn. Edwards provided the candy cups. Obnuls and Kooi-Aid - e furnished by Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Bolin. Mrs. Nellie Tracy, subotltulo IHchor, joined the children for refreshments. The teschor, Mrs. Thelmo Camp.. bell, was Ill. Guests were Craig Bolin and Ricky and Mike Edwards. Poat, Wolhlncton Worka, Parkw. Ve. Mr. Rlde...,r, alao mEut-· ern 111gb S.hool 8fl4111e, atteuded Aahlllld CoU- Allhllllld, Ohio, prior to servlq Ill the Brlll.Y. He II DOW a.-lated with~~. Cllea- ersbur& ter. so 6Jtwlleton Pendleton's WAlliNG SUIT 1. 1• " The fashion look for Fall is here. And Pendleton has made it a sreat classic in this two·piece walking suit with slash· pocketed jacket and slim skirt. Pure virgin wool in a pemhlelJ14ld ··'" ''l ".1'' I I I I ' l ·," ,.., ,.,· ~ Sizes B-20. 70.00 Bahr Clothiers 0. NLTr/1 VW • Carnival is Planned I l)ronge;· Grapur Grapefnllt .. ........ Halves or Sliced 1·1•........ ; lqr by Mrs. French !laloton. Mrs. MarrW lllcCormlck assigned the menu for the Nc>vamber meetlqr to be held st Pre-Season Prices During ~ctober At••• Stylish Boots Mrs. Nan McCOrmJck'a, Alter the closlrw song, Mrs. Dale Smith dlomlaeed In prayer. I For •••• Brig~JS Appoink~ Vt~ep CHARLESTON- Newton W. Briggs has been named vlca Pl'ftldent of tho Charleston retell division or K.rog1r Food Slorel, succoadlng Walt..- R. Dryden, who hll boon IP· palnt..r vice president of the com~ny'1 Cincinnati dlvltJon. Both men bagon with Kroeer as tral,_, Briggs In Toledo. Ohio In 19S. and Dryden In St. Louis. In 1952. AI Chorloaton division vice prnlct.nt, hit will be In charge of .. Kroger supermlrke1s In this IFH. the orchid corsage from her Is employed at tho E. L Ilu- Mason. wai discussed. The itt.ernoon program consisted or a rEad- \rea Kroger Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ridenour· Therapy Session Conducted Baokota of --'· of 80ld and burnt POMEROY - Bird f - s orange and · Halloween ghost favors -'•••n llat*ed by -·~labra ..-ch---~---ms .,_ ~... ··-••...... · wore modo by the special decorated the eltar of lho UnitMr. Joe Custer of Middle- education students at the ed Mathodlot Church, New 118• port was bell man and tho ush- Rutlend Elementary School YOtl, for the wedding oC Mill OJ' I were Mr. Alex Legaul~ Friday during alllorapy ltlllon VIola Lym Miller, daulbter of Now York, N. Y., and Mr. Rob- conducted by members of the Mro. Josephine Miller, New ort Miler IIJid Mr. Richard 11o- Rutland Friendly Gardeners. Hav011, to Dareyl VIctor Slam- ntter, Middleport. Mn. Larry Edwards, Mrs. A reception honorl"'l I he Joa Bolin, and Nrs. Homer bo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cll!fonl Stulllbo, Middleport. couple was bold In the &OCtal Port<er served as lnslructoro. Tho Rev. RotJ,rt D lllo, room oC the ehurcll. Servlna Bird f - . s were mode from a.chomoa, . W, Va., olllcleted at the reception were . Mro. pi011tlc luas and wood dowels. II tha doulolo rlni ....._ II Marilyn Moler IIJid Mrs. GeJJ Bogs of sunflower seeds wore 7:30 p.m.' oil Oct. I. A pro.. Hovatter, Mlddioport, aiatera given to the students to uso In ll'llll of nuptial 11111alc was pre. of tho sroom. Gluts w e r o their f - • · 1111..-mallon about birds,ll!elr e1 1illillltt.•• ewd "~ , • ._.. ' ~ •• Mrs. Jones Honored .. POIIEROY - Mlal Jaekbn Jeon SeldeNbol, above, diUihter of Mr. and Kre. Jack Seldembel, excheJVOcl ""'s wllb Yr. Jolll alae Dollq, oon of the late Mr. &od Mra. Earl lloUOJ, II 7:30 p. m. oo SopL 12 at tha Pomeroy Church of Olrlot. Tho Rev, Hoyt ADenlolemnlzed the weddlitl vowo. 'lbe bride graduated lrGm Pomeroy Hl&h ScMol and . tho Mulella School of PracUeal Nuralqr. She In llCOIIIed practical _.., Mr•. DIUOJ, )'".-crod•te of Mlddi"'IIft ·Hl&lt School and Maomtaln Slate C.Uop at Parkerllbuq,lo an • at tho BlaeUnu- Alto Co., Pomeroy. Aller a wedd!Jv tr)j) to Mirtle Beach, S. C., llld WU.. llamoburg, Va., the -lywedo are reslclhw at 104 Wright St., PCIDeroy. NEW HAVEN - polo- Mrs. Robert Smeltzer presided. The cvenlJV song was, uueavenl,y Sunlisht." Then all pnyed the Lord's Prayer, Mrs. Smeltzer had lovely d.. votions eonais~ of a reading. 11 And God Did It,,. and the 11th chaPter of Mark. E!pt members and 4 guests answered the roll csU with a Bible verso. Seven members reported maklllg olck caDs. After the business was reported, a Chris-s proJect ?·' ~ There's A Check Every Month If You Make The Rilht Move NOW! Phone 4ol6·3132 Lose 10 lbs. Ia Social Cluh m 'ALL JAv\::C~.lt"LARANTEEo 10 days on Lunch£on Event - The AleGrapefruit derGALLIPOLIS Social Club met at !he rD~r~-------------------~==~~======~~==~ church on October 16 for a luck luncheon and afternoon Diet Lookiqfor meeting, H 0 L L V W 0 OCi, CALIII', (Specia1J - Thlt It tht rtVO• lutionary grapefruit diet tmlt everyone it euddenly talking about. Thottundt of coplet h,ave been p. .aed from hand to hand in factories, planta offlcee t1'1roughout tht ' - .Mr•. and Mra. Ga. Yoal, Racloe, are..,_ ~Nioi!ICitW ' tho .........Ill IIIII IIIPI'IIIchiDi lllll'l'llaa of tlielt .......... Nltley Kay, allcm, 141 Mr. Carl Jlllllel etrelt, *'-·dtlfr, 111'1 lire. Rimer Circle, RadDe. · ·llath'lilu Yoat and Yr. Clreloare[lflldoateaofScUI!trli llllb ~ II Racine; lllu Yoat o"endww Rio Grande and Iii ..,.. • junior at Ohio Slate Unlveralzy. 1ft. Circle II etlll)loyed b.)' Auociatecl Traalport Co., c.iuaibuo, arved Iii IIIII U. S. Arm;y, A late November VISITING IN CITY GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and MrL · Frad< Haley of Vlrglnla are vl· P _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::±==~....,;-::::----1 Attendifv were MrL Jim siting Mrs. Martha Foster, 446 First Ave. Wedding Solemnized Sept. 12 '1, Nove~r Wedding Planned ... . · Mrs, Jim Glassburn, vice preelden! and Mrs. Harold L. Cramer, secretary - treasurer. Glaosburn, Mrs. H e r b e c t aown• aown cumae ::.·ed:.. vice - president; MrL Gerald Minor, thenpy chairman; MrL . POMEROY - WiolcUi., vowa 'INre oxchaliced b1 .Mill Robarta A1!ft Tru...U IIJid Mr. Jalul llllel au "'I' In a double ...... ' cere- . ... Sslllntay, """ ao,ot7:30p.m.stthoCitoa.... Mathodlot Church. Tile Rov. Freeland Norris .lmoelllir Camp, tng Tueeday ot 1. Tho 11180tiJV q~&oed with a game with prioos glwn to the two glrla who could name the largest number of llowero. Each of tho girls was than gl von net, ribbon, art fGom, ber of 80IIP and laleum powder from which they aooembled decorated balh packetL Lovely re!reahmenta much enjoyed by 'Ill the glrla were · llld accented with Jellow ribbons wei-o carried by the atlendanto. Jlllld Rldonour, brother " the 11'001D, """"'\U beJII'llDo llld tho .ulhoro were ~ Caldwell, coullill cit ·11111 bride, ~ro Plalna, IIJid E11110r periormeil IIIII Wldlollabl cer- NO)Ioll, Chester. tiiiiO!lY- Tho couple ibldbe!ore· The OowOJ' l[rl, M111 llel• 1ililte bencb llallked dra Cowdef)',' coualn of t h o will! white lladloll,. - ' " · bride, al10 wore a Door'lensth IJI!ma. The - . , wao Wumi~tehlll!l the atlatad by llle.......,co !rom a · Lowell Ridenour, · ..,rtld of co~al candlea In nephew of the 11<'001!'· .... tha twin ...., • brandied candela- rt1111 boorer. For her daugbter'a wedcllnc. bra. White saUo - · markMrs. Trusaoll cbOio a pillk ed the family - · completllll tho bridalllecor. dreas with an overlay of white Tho bride, . eilcorted to the net w1lh white accoamrloa and altar b1 bar Iaiiier, choae a Mrs. ru-.r wore • blue lace ' fioor~OIIIIIh 80IID oftiYIOD or. dres1 wltb White aeeeaiOI'leL pnzalllld _..-trimmed lace. Both had whlteorcbldcoruses. 'lbe b a - bodlee feotured a ~<ollaped lace -kllno, llld A rocoptlon honoring thecou. lapored oloovot, The tiered plo was hold In tho church fol. 1m11 lklrl wu lace ed&ed In lowing the . cere-. T h e brlde•s table, with a lace cloth redlnJote elfoct and tho had a detsc~ catlteclrel .,..,. turquoise, featured alourtrain. Uered wedding cake decorated The bride'• heoddresa was wilh Doweretteo In peste! tura plateau oC DrllttZ& petals with IJUllse and topped with a mlna four Uered bouffant veil oC Ioture bride and ........ allk Uluaton. She carried a Floral arrangements oC pom. coaclde of orchids with pom. IQIO reDecUng tho colora oC pone. the attendants• gowns and their IIIII Sandra Truuoll was her ~ets llld a ceyotaJ punel! alater'• maid of honor. Brides- bOifl st the end oC the llble maida were Mra. Janet Hof!. were Danked by tall gold taman llld 1.1111 Cheryl Bentz, pers In matehlll!l candle holdboth of Chester, Thill' w o r e ers. Mn. Julia Coel!ran and tdentlcal Door letlSih ...... of Mro. Marilyn Spencer aervllmpJ!ae peau de sole cover. ed. Mrs. Mary Bahr rel[atered with matching aorsette. Bou. ed the guests. ~ of while pompous tintThe bride chani!Od Into a ed turquolae to match lhetr pink IIJid white enaemble with f Hosts Party GALLIPOLIS Tho Star Gordan Club of Meigs Cowty, a member of tho ·.Ohlo·Aasocla• lion of Garden Clubs, was hosteas to tho Nature' I Gardl[n Club of GslllpolleSiatelnaUtutewheo they held !heir reeulor meoc- most are willows; farther back, across tho field, br!pter colors show fall h present." IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE V-E..R-Y BAD for a OOWIJlii)Or reporler to do this sort oC thing. llut hOif can a per son write about autumn, e&poclally the kind we've had, without ornate writing? Club Roberta Trussell Is A,~gUst Bride ch....,hoe. Ten of theae churchoa were l1arted In lhe past ~ y~a .,.. laoe. ., . • Tho OARBC oporateo throe oummor youth .....,._ Tho olclo ,.. , lr Clllqt• c.a.p Patmoa. la J~ ca'ted oa ·Ss~ky on Ktlly'o laland, while Scioto HWo Bopllit Youth caq,1o lho ....,_ enmoat.....,,locatedlboul40 mUes lrGm GaU~Ia. The-.. est CBIIIP. Sill' VIew Ranch, Ia olt,.ted - r MlllerllllurJ, Pa,. tor Chipman Is chalrmanl>ltho boord for tho SclotoHWoYoulh It'lluter aad euler wllea Jill IWE . MARGARINE , • J... Qtn. .U.S. GoYt.'l..ptctel WAIU. THIN scom .,. ...... .. 4-tall 39c I othroom TiISSue . . . . t:;;; - . Lady Scott Toilet T11sue ·~" =' .29c Napkins ............ . ... ,...,._ ..._ .37c Cut-Rite Sandwich lclga . . . ,-a...._ .23c 'CHASE t SANIIQIH · 4c Off L-.1 ,... 33c ~· ·I ... f.ii Jlf ·· •• Sliced\'"'"" . . FIOI Sauer Attends, Ofo to step into a warm, . dry ·home ' ', • I ON All WATEIPIOOF AND .• SII.ATID FOOTWEAR FOR MIN, WO.N A. CHILI·fl~ (THE ENTI• FAIIl\'.) .,. ! American ' ~]}/~t - ···,· f~ . . .,, ,• ' . \ .~. ' ,· ;, I, t Jl .. •. �"• .. '• .. I ••• t '· '' .,. A Utile oevlln..year.old girl In a larawo,y ._,.. and ber [amUy of 10, aU residing In 1 one-raom ljiOI'Iment In 1 ""'~ *"on ~,~·@~]!~~¥£~ P~. ~.;..B'1'!1~ J>O:MEIU)y An oil .. Scllcd. ~ .JIOindrc. dont b7 MJ:L l't.. Pi...-, !1'111 purchased b7 the )faoon .c:;;., _ ~~~~ It to sehClOL resettlement bouse, will have Christmas because of the aoneroalty of lolka In Pomeroy. · · Tang Lai Ung attends a church aupported school in !long Kong under the sponsorship of the Trinity United Church of Chrlsl · This week a , box of Christmas gifts will be mailed to Tong Lai and her family. The little girl wears a size 7 and needs items or clothing. Small toys, per&Onal articles tuch as combs and soap, writing paper and pencils will be included in the box. A blanket and some household items ......,. -~ - nee&:d, so it yoo woold like to be a part r:l Chrlf!ltm&& [or a tamlly in a faraway land, leave your contribution at TrinH;>' Church or telephone Mrs. BiU Perrin. Christmas mean& sharing! The couple was honored by their children at an anniversary party held· at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith in CQiumbus. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and daughter, Debbie, were accompanied to Columbus by Mrs. Smith's sister, ClarIce Longll1reth or Gallipolis, who had a birthday the same day. The Smiths' other daughter , Janice, lives with her brother and his family while she attends the Nationwide Beauty and Fashion School. Donald attends Franklin University and also teaches at Nationwide. A GESTURE OF APPRECIATIONChildren of the Meigs County ConununUy Class so appreetated a classroom nag given them by Feeney..Bermett Post 128, American Legion, that they prepared a large poster showing the origins of the flag for the legimmaires. The poster, depicting the Oag's development from the st. James Cross to Old Glory, was presented to Marvin Kelly, commander of the post. From Middleport, the chil. dren were taken to Fort Metgg for a picnic and a toor of the facilities there. Al-compan,ying Mrs. Judy Crooks, the teacher, were "rs. Denver Rice, Mrs. Iris Karr, Mrs. Melvin Forrester, Mrs. Dixie Profitt, and Mrs. Thelma White. Shuler's Market also did a nice thing for the children. When Mrs. Crooks took the class there to purchase a pump. kin, each one of the children was allowed to se1ect one aid there was no charge. Which brings us to the three-lourths mill operating levy needed to operate classes for retarded children in the county. These children need classroom instruction. How can we deny them this? YOllr vote Cor the levy at the Nov. 4 election Is "'"'<led. AND, DEAR CAT LOVERS, International Cat Week Is Nov. 2~. so says the American Fellne Society. to be represented. WEDNESDAY WILDWOOD GARDEN Club, 7:30 Wednesday, ••come as you home of Mrs. Paul Fisberi Mrs. HtramFtsher,as.. olstlng bootesa; LYDIA CffiCLE, Unital Methodist Church, Monday. 7:30 p. m. at the church. BETHEL 62, International Order of Jobs Daughters, 7:3ll p.m. Monday at Pomeroy Masonic Temple. MEIGS BAND Boosters, 8 p. m. Morday night, Meigs High School Cafeteria; Dad's Night; musical program by baM mem~ bers who have played for pep rallies. Refreshments. STAFF AND officers, Meigs Temple Pythian Sh:~ters, Monday 7:30 p.m. at Columbus aM Southern Ohio Electric Co. meeting rooms; hostesses BetM .1nnounrl' Rirth in Columhu.~ Oct. 17 MIDVLt:PORT - Mr. and Mrs. Rolland L. Halley, Upper Arlington, Columbus, are an. noundng the birth of a s J x pound, II ounce son, at Rlverside Methodist Hospital In COlumburt The baby, born Uct. 17, has been named Bradford Knight. They have a daughter, Paige, age two. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. James Halley, Co!umbos, are the granclparenls. Mrs. M. C. WU1011, Middleport, and Mrs. E. B. Knight ........ From the Trlllme mao, here are other lllil of Rlnr NIWI: Parents Offered Seven Guideliru!S MIDDLEPORT - A seven. · point guideline for parents was given by Mra. Kenneth Scltes, Melgs.Gallla Community At· tlon Program home riurse~ speaker at Thursday night's meeting of the Mlddlepori Child Conservation League. Mrs. Scltes emphasized the Importance of selfImprovement and of setting good examples for children by obeying the laws of God and the county. She said obedience from children should be derrflnded and that they should be f•ught to obey God. Teaching children the "ways of the simple life'' also was stressed, recommending that good order should govern the household. She spoke of the need for doing things at 1 regular hour and for gathering the lam lly together for prayer. Letting chlldnn see the depth of your faith in God, 11nd your love for each other, was suggested by Mrs. Scltes, who concluded her guidelines with comments on m alntaln1ng a happy atmosphere In the home ond neighborhood. A past South Control District president of the OCCL, Mrs. Scllet thanked the group lor Its support and cooperation during her two years In the poslflon. She spoke to fbe group on aspects of her work with the CAP, oboervlng that many peraons are unaware of tha poverty In Meigs County. She ' said love and aecurlly are moot necessary to bringing up a hoppy child. Plans were made to serve the conteen at the bl-.oblle vlslf Monday at the Pomeroy Elementary School. The names of Mrs. John Blaker and Mrs. Clltlord Kennedy were submiffed for membership. Mrs. Allan King, president, Introduced Mn. Raymond Stewart, who repcnle4 on !be .wth Annual Convention of tho OCCL held Oct. l,j.l6 at lha Grange Plans to Host Pomooo POMEROY- Plans forhoat. lng the Pomona Grange meeting on Nov. 7 were made by the Rock Springs Grange Thursday night at the hall . Freel Goegleln, master, bad charge of the meeting durinl Which lime ~ ~ l!"• taken IIIIo meinliershlp. r.lrs. Amos z-.anl gave the home economics report for the year and It was decldecl to change the meeting time from B p. m. to 7:3ll p.m. •• Autumn" waa the theme ol the program prepared by Mrs. W. A. Morgan, lecturer. It ln.. eluded a poem 14 Autumn" by Mrs. Fred Leifheiti "l S e e Fall," by Mrs. WOllam Grueser: .,Paint Brush of the Lord,'' of Chester by Mrs. James Conkle; "Au. tiMOn Day," by Mrs. Leonard; "Bringing Leaves," by Mro. Fred t"..-..teln· ''Hurry Up ~ • Time, tt by Mra. Homer R&d"'·-d f o rd ; "lndlan .auallt•el" a D Mountain Lore " hv Mra Eth • "" • Wood, recently p~rehaoed b7 the Standard Oil Co., II being rtl>ulliatPLIUburgh. The Wood was t11o llrot buM on the Qllo River to have compound englnea, They are 18 b7 41 by 8.loot llroke and were built by A. HarUpee In 1870. Statler Hilton Hotel In Ctevet111d. "America, Llllcl of Freedom" was the them• of tM convention. Ont of the - ...eel spuken was Dorothy Ful-m, IHIWI analylst. Mrs. s-.rt wao Installed as new South Central District president. It wes announced the golden annlverury convent&on will be hetd In Columbus at lhtt Noll House. Rtpr-llng the Mlddlepori league at the aJn· ventlon - e INs. Siewert, Mr 5 1 ~ Mr Kl ~ ~· Th~r;,'';, ~: The Wood wiU tow oil from Baton I!Gup, La. ID st. Loola. It will take about three months to npalr her. Co,ptaln Jarne1 Sanford, veteran pilot of Newport, KJ ., wao here &mda.r ealllng m friends. He boated over M ;reers ago with Captalu Ira B. H111linllun on tbe packet W. N. Chancellor .. !110M good old boatln& daya. OCT. 21, 19111-TIIE PACKETS, WHAT FEW are eooniJ>g here, are awa,y off schedule. The General Crowder left for Pittsburgh Monday evellin&, o;er three days late. Tho Taeoma, Ill the LoorlsvUie trade for two weeko, leaves ClnelnnaU Uds week for GaiiiPlUS, Cbarleatoll and Pomeroy on her regular seheWie. Don~jj.,;; n... Beck d Mr 811 •· """'"4' er. Mra. Wolter Morrla """ the holtou prize and Mrs. Kenneth Harris won the !reveling prla. A while elephant sale was held with lifn. Chortes Bredbury 11 auctioneer. Mn. Bradbury gave dewllons to _ . the meeting held at Columblo Gas of Cillo, Inc. Ratreshments were -ved by Mrs. Myron Belley, Mrs. Eorl Davenport, Mrs. Joan Coolie 111d Mrs. Dwlglll Cullums. OCT. 22, 1919 - A LOSS OF OVER $20,000 wao aJ!IIIIned by the National ContractIDe Co., Ill the lite of Darn No. 30, near Green~ Ky., Where the late rise caused part of their eolfer dam to eave ln. The company was misInformed , ao to the IIDICIIUII of water coming. It II .,nunored that the Wheeling pochet Llb- wtt,y wiU be entered In the Huntington-Pitts. 1';~;'!;;:;~;::'1 ltllqb lz"ade IUid that the aldewheeler VIrginia BACKACHE& TENSION IKOIIDAIT tlon• make many men aru1 women wiU - r the Charleston-Pittsburgh lz"ade. 1bo Gelleral Wood waa sun at the Roes lhop ~. Pittsburgh from last reports. 11 Ia nportecl · tha Wood wiD take the General burnlnt or Uehlna urlnaUon ni!Jht and day. Sean!.datllf, 7ou ~ lose florllhlna'l pliCI Ill the Flttaburgh - Parkers1111"1 trldo While the Persblna Is here at the TO IJallw 1111110 l•lTATIOII Corq.mon Kidney or Bladder IrtllaIHI ~nae and nervou. from tft<(uent, ~eep and have Headache, Badlache ~ and feel o~red, dtJI"fAtd. ln 1 ~ ~~r. and,.".BIIa, '!,. ll\'- . ~ ..,.., mor," b7 Mrs. freahtnentl Were OCT, 20, 1919- THE IRJLL OF THE John A. M0rgill. lie. served. uri. . a':loulcldy l!a&IDIP'In.Oet.CYSTEX atdrutJIWi. 1 , come. SPECIAL MEETING, Heath Methodist Church, 11 CaiJ to Prayer and Selr Denial," Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., sponsored b7 wscs. COLLEGE lnformatibn nll!lrt, Meigs IUgh School, Middleport, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday for senjorio .,.r parenla; 11 colleges and OCT, 24, 1919 - THE PACKET GENERAL Wood, Which has been undergoing npalrs at tile James Roes r. Sons ~·· shop at Plttl!burgh, resumed operaUonl Taesday. The boat was och.Wled to leave Tuesday night for Charleston, says a dispatch. The Gmeral Pershing, Which arrived at Pittsburgh from Long Bvttom, wtll be lied up at the Roes shops, although It Is aald that no repairs will be made to ' her. The General Crowder will be entered this week In the Pittsburgh - Parkersburg trade, It was an. I KNOW SOMEONE WHO WOULD be glad to heer from you about now. It's Roy Jones, Racine, Rt..l, a patient at Holzer 'Modleal Center. His room nuinber is 269, • otl 'ltl. - ~'* tllo•JIOat .month .owlng toaeel- \hoi p.t several ot their boats cAA of «anituJqq. will _ , be operating again w1111 dlllll tile plrchaae, lite lllenlwheel packet M. 'A. Burke, oad the aldewbeeler, Amerlea, In the NOW ON DISPLA.Y ...... . OCT, 25, 1919 - EUK RICE WAS DROWN. ED at Lo<k No. 11 ThUrsday afternoon when he fell from a .ioMboat. The body was oot recovered. Rice wao attempting to go through the lock. The larae towboat Barrett of East St. Lools was sold to the government by IJie Aluminum Ore Co., for $180,000, The Barrett will be uaed In tile gov,.._ barge line - St. l.Qda and New Orl~ ' ,ALSO ., ' \ I : ~. • ,_ . • IIANtlf'ACTURERS.,. - ~. j'"'l J .I / .. ' ~...I -IM' ;.;, ~ < 0/ ... - "'Fl l J~~ llo l.tl I 1 , ,. ~ -TJ ..:~ ,_ :' ( ~r;g_(:IT. ~ S.II~Mster• • f; ' - .. - l II . .. .../~:, l ' Oltlo's 11ewtst Mile H••• Let. 0. Of at L•riHf .. SHtlltrn Ollie. . · We ..f&o Speria/iee In ·&rJbie-Wlde flqtne~J . ,l. . . 3 I . . When You Think' Of Remember your departed lo\o!ed ones with flow· ers, time-honored I way oJ . paying_ tribute. I Special ·thought go. . in• to each of our floral ar• ~ the I I the one that's appropriate for. you to give, here. . I *..... IIGPf .. '~,· ··~· and Mqson County 446-.1777 or 992-5560 closed curtain. ......__:;~==; ANGELLO By~ t I I Si~•s Spoil yo.. ulf wllh thi• •oft •idslo;in shoe with little h.el. We han It In red, block, brown, nav.,, gold o11d black patent. ; THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' •.t.CIIIHU i·ntt •+ · PHILCO COLOR TV .. NOW . WITH •• *........ HILLCIISt . Mlddleport-Gallipoli s SerVIng Moies, Gollia ,, . ..:·t· Til£ FOU.G~INCI I ·, 0. To an actor, the apron means that part of the stage that extends in front of tbe The ... FLOOR PLAN . MIDDLEPORT, of ou PoMEROY - Plans to assist , ._ _ with the Meigs County Junior Miss P-ant to be staged on Nav. 15 were made during a recent meeting of the Jaycae Wlvn Club of the home of Mrs. Earl Engles. Costuming lor tho contestants will be handled by the Jaycee wlva who will also assist In the pagaont edvertlslng program. group will also host a reception lor the contestants and tbelr lam Illes on Nov. I at lllo Melga Junior High School gym. hostess served refresh· ments at the ccinc:luslon of the meotlng lo Mrs. R - Young, Mro. Jim - . . Mrs. Jllll Me. Donlst, Mrs. Mike Zirkle, t~q. Tom Hill, end Mrs. Gene Rlllll. AI!Q IODEL$}TO; C:-E . BAKER FURNITURE Society The JIANY . IIAKq; • ,. '488· Women's Chrlallan Service of the United Methodist Churches of Chesler and Pomeroy will participate this week In ·one of the most Important annual observances Baton Rauae and st. Lools. Denio! of United Nlefhodlst The name of the famous old towboat Jolin women focuses on mission A. Wood, being rebuilt at Pittsburgh atudy, a much needed offering ~ th Standard Co for special world and national or e ., has been cbangecl to projects, and a deepened the Baton llollae. spirituel life. The special program meeting · for the Chester and Pomeroy churches will be hold 2 p.m. Thursday at · Pomeroy United Methodist Church. With Pageant n"COLORTV 88 the . Membet's of POMEROY - Plan to Help Adllftlral 111011008. royer f ven t JIIIQIOMI · - • . . 1970 handsome W1lnut lflined llailla. Powfat lnalonl Play clwsb far lon•llfo ......,. bility. Admiral 10lid-state AutomatiC P. . Tunin1 (APC) "'ac:b Ia" ,..._ ~ and oound. p Jaycee Wives AT / ': Take Port in ':~.real sale Adillineti,.ll"Coolempor~belalr- Although there is a curfew in forco in the village, children will be permitted to wal~ to the event. Pollee Chief J. J. Cremeans ask that children attend~ use sidewalks. AlleJ ways are otr limits, the chief stressed. Methodists to 1970 MODELS AT LESf THAN 1969 I'RICIII --41 speeta.tors. A SALUTE TO THE BETA SIGMA Pill of the Ohio Eta Phi Sorority Is a feature In windows of the Bookmobile Headquarters on Pomeroy's East Main Street. One wirdow displays articles made by the members for money-making projects. lnchded are novelhorseheadsonbroorn handles, made out of men's work socks, and an old washboard equipped to hold keys. The aecor¥1 window feature& newspaper accounts of the nouncecl. gi'O\C)'s many activities, a scrapbook, aOO a certificate Or appre-The Liberty Tnnsll Line of Wheeling has ciation from the March or Dimes. secured the packet John Rosa lllld entered the boat In the trade beb•een Wheeling and NIW Matamoras. The Rooo was ln the Gal. llpolls.Huntlngton trade for a few days In August but was unable to stay for lack of support. Paige has been In Middleport with her grandparents for the . - . 10 days. S!e IUid h e r grandmother left for Columbus today. Mro. Knight will &peDd two weeks there with the fom. lly. Tht WATIIIIIMI a WITCHC> AND GOBLINS WILL Invade Middleport next Thursclly evening when the annual Hall...-een party will be sla8ed at the ~ Deld In Middleport, The event attraets many co.. turned youngsters and adults who get .. ahsu and "Dhs" from the · TUESDAY PAST MATitoNS, Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES, Tuesday, 7p. m. at Bailey's Restaurant; Constance Shields, hostess. SERVICES FOR Week of Prayer an:! Self ~ Oenial Tuesday, 2-3 p.m. at Asbury Methodist Church, Syracuse. A FRIEND IN NEED. Ia a trten:ltndeed," docks lllld It Is reported will be sold. Captain Charlea Hall has been In charao of the Klein. Captalu Jesse P. Hughes of the Leroy was called to hls home at Catlettsburg, Ky., by Ulnesoln his family. Captain Eugene C. Morris, a vetenn rivermBa, who for two seasons has held 1 mate's pooiUOII on the Homer Smith, Ilea gone to Callton wltb Mrs. Morrta, Where they will reside. are great.crand- mothers. 11 was proven .wtten the resicienta of Lmw89ttom and ReeclsvUie pitched Ia with cloratlons of money for the wry ' W,att !amlcy following tho recent ontlmely death of their thre.. Jeor-old daughter. Debbie, "ho died as result ollnjurlea sut·fered when hit by a car. Approximately $134 waa gi..,n to the family In gill certificates. ••;. ..;;._ of un11ec1 Methodlot,. '!'"'""" f ~lratf.ed' :wliB th\, '~~fPI'.)' cor"-n\"171.~ throuGhout the Unlted States. 1bo Laulavllle .CiftolnnaU Packet c8;: ·PI~-' ·"'build aeveh bl( -steel bar&e• for oli~ The:: can to Prayer ~nd Self· ~~·;:.:18ft! lnr=;, In ,.14 MEMBERS OF ST. PAUL Luthetanciwreb •· In Pooneroy will hold a ....., •._. i'tldij, Oet. 31, tor tllo C<lllvanlence of those who *Ill attend thO Melia • lrontoo foolboU game. The ' · ·' · 11wer, to be held In fellowship hall of ~ , . 'fi church, Ia "'"n to the general pmlle. rilere .' • will also be aandwlpes, pie, cake and bever• ; ages. Serving starts at 4 p. m. _ on the Preenclale. 1bo Homer Smith clooecl the moot ouceesoful In ber history at Pittsburgh last &Inday. 1bo Smith Ia .,.;, In winter op.rtero at Pt. Plea88DI and wiU be thoroughlJ overhauled and repaired before lite exeurolon - - Ill PlttaburKh opens next aprinl. Tbe towboat John F, Klein, used ln the railroad transfer buolneoo at Aallland, Ky. for several years, has been repaired on the KanaWha · 'l'liil "tinlllnt~ ~ ~l!t" !.liiilw ty Spencer and Maxine Ours. RACINE AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary, Tuesday, 7:30p.m., masked Halloween party Cor Junior members following the meeting; prizes to prettieat, ugliest and most orlglnal. Refreshments. REVIVAL, 7,30 p.m. nightly at Syracuse Mission through this "eek with Sister Stella Carlyle speaker; public wel- ·- ACTION liAS BEEN TAKEN BY THE Pitta.: OUR BELATED CONGRATULATIONS to Mr. and Mrs. SUNDAY HYMN SING at Mldway Com. munft;y Church foJJowingchurcll services; .POtluck dinner at noon; everyone welcome. REVIVAL SI'ARTING&mday, Slade Methodiot Church at 7:30 p.m.; Rev. Merlin Teets, wanl!I>Hst; special singing. Rev. Her...,rt Harris, pastor. Every. one welcome. CIRJRCH SERVICe> &mday, 2 p.m., Tupra Plains, across f r o m Soblo station; Mattbew llal'den, Ann Arbor, Mlch.,genoral superintendent of the Tow. or Light Church, speaker, iil>eclal alnglng. Everyone wei. come. · MONDAY SOUTHERN Local School Board meeting Monday, 7 p.m. at the high school. ·re- 11aq11 Coil ExcillnP "' llop the wmpllll! of acid Into the rl•er• b7 the steel mills. 1bo aeld In the water Ia ndni>J • to oteamlloot bolleri and often prta them rut of com- Raymond J. Smith who recently observed their sUver wedding anniversary. party", -•e. lluled In tllo Plltlllllrab Dlllrlet to llop the ........ of add. Bon 11 t11o llrot brlel '*"I ·I!Pt on t11o llllwillon 11-om lite Rloer NIWI of the (;.Ill. Jllilllllly Trlllme on Oct. 2f, 1t19: also be sent. Gitts and money to purchase some speclal items are still are" haYini: ballel' .' _p, 1919 - '1'11E KANAWHA RIVER dabll IIIOi lite daml In 1M l'lttarall J)lllrlet bave all been put up Which has rellllted In the rloer falling rapidly ln thla oectlon during U.,,past 36 hours• The: eraw of the Grwawooct, DDtf out ol ~m­ ml..lon While repoln are being made, has P'tedll' ~liNd b7 add In the rtror. AcUonwa1 will schools OCT, GALLIJ'(JLIB- FlfiJ YOUI liD·, )iocket oad ' TUftiNG " EYl .,, ' .. ~·· j· ~·.; *SHEffiELI flit tHIS I~ .it: •vau&IR. ·· . ' ~~~­ *IIE4Jt0 < ' . ~~-~*'" . *· DittA' . , "..···f;. ;, r . .~·r. ~ ~ l """ . .., ' ' ·~ .. ,,· ·. tilt flkks tf • nrlfc•l .... yOu Clift nne ti,IM Phllco Cetlo. TY In- im lutortt ·-n•, tldolfilintt no tueaswcri:. Juat 1•1'1 ..-- hu•l"l dlol until the lighted TunlftJ fyt: ...,.._, an4 flick th" .A.C.T. switch, Tttat•s aii.Phllco A..C.T~ circuit IMkl out •ndl loch In th• slenai,Pvto.notfcolly. Pldw• • '4 -.....1 corilll. ln •hor:P aAcl cltar ev~ tl . .l . CHANNEL TUNING �. ' "'!JI'-~-'"'""'' """!"'-":''\"'1'"."'":';~·.... ,....,._..~-~ - ~·r:· -...,....... '="..~·.....- ......~....,....,~,.--...-~..,..."T~" :r~~, ·~~'*!i" 1b7'"' ... ~.._,., r. . · ~- · ,.. ·...."' _. .. _'i.!'!"',.,;_,_,_.,._,. s · r · , ; .. '>:J:., 1·J:e, .~''·"."' '· . ' • , ..., Jl' ., , ~. ,-~I· • "-' ., .,·. , ._ iJ·-- _} 1 , • "" 1 ••f'~.,\ ,;. , . •' ·', .~ ;• '-, 'illlt ' Jr.j';{F'. ..... ~ ' ~ .• ""'r. rol)ge al atrmllilcl..""""'ve and dofen. """'~' ,, ; . : _pan,, """ *'d ~urdoy lllty 11 .. lmpiiU!Ianl 111 Htioln~l. iGf ,~ld riltll\l"j bO . 17, INhldl olflclalo.: enormouo. u fhtt rnooi . &ovlol Am!!luidor AN!oly ttt1om111 to curb lht F~ Dobrynln ·~ the dolo ·~~~~~.;·':•lnoo ,fhtt nucl""r and alit of !hi prtllmin ry l1li 19-'5. dlscu11lons at 1 Yery brief. 3 fbnt<lotltyttl negotl.tlons p.m. EDT meeting last ~Y arrange a with President Nixon at the Intended lin>it'iti!OI' end poalbleeventual White ' Houw. The President redudlon In the two nuclear accepted, and on his advice, , !'! 0 ' THURSD Y, OCTOB·E 30TH ·. oN ·ou · a 0 :1: . '' l:OO P- ~ tOI . j ' ' ''·· • . . ~ 0 Slit• arid lilt USSR hi .. ~treojl• tt\:ot.opeclally dollgMI· ·ed r~pnotnlollvft o! the Unlltd States and the Sovlot llnion .!OIII meet In Htlalnkl, Nov. 17, lor prellml1111oy dlacusaiQII' Of tht qUOIIIanalnvolved." , . · Rogel's later told niiWimen that the openlngMStlont, which he expects will last "11veral days, maybe I few WMks,'' would dell with "how to conduct tha neootlatJons." Pr• sumably he meant such technl· • ljreed Saf'l"day that by tht Finnish capital, and Air Force antlballlatlc miQIII systems. ~treed In RuuiMts will have drawn even chitf U.S. military repretenta. principle the following March with tho United Sfafea In the live. on condlllon the Iaika be number of lend-balld lnterconRooen aald there was "no broadened to Include all offentfnentel ballistic mtulles reedy prfllnt Intention" for President sive and defenaive weapons. ·ror tiring, althovth the United Nixon and Soviet Premier Announcement of fhe start of Stafas 11111 will hold the IHd In Ale¥el N. Kotygln to meet fo Iaika wu delayed llraf by the ,~ei:ls-typuubmarlnemillllet open the second. substantive Soviet-led lnvaalon of Ctechotloand intorconll(lfllfil bomben.l phaseallhe negoflotlona. . vaklo In August, 1961, then by The secretary predicted the President Nixon's riiYiew of ttMt Tht U.S. dologo!IQII will bt ta1kt, II not aborted, could furn U.S. negallotlng posture. wnon hildjtd by Gerard C. Smith, out to be "the most Important the United States Informed the cUrktor of the Arms Control this country h•s been Involved Kremlin in June that It wea *"4 DIMrm~~ment Agency, and In," with general Improvement r.eady to start negotiations, 1 .will Include former Dlcluty m East-Will relations a major Soviet reply Wll delayed, DrfenM Secretary Peut Nltze; byproduct. presumably by unrest In forft\lf' Air Force Secret..., Czechoslovakia end Russian ~d Brown; Llewellyn E. The talks were first propoaed border clashes with Communlat tftompson, former U.S. ambes· by President Lyndon 8. John· China. ,ffmt the Iaika btgln, the Maj. Gen. Royol B. Allison, the Tho Soviet Union u = f: "'· ~ ~ · ~· 8 :1: J ...•c ·. HURRY! BE HERE EARLY!!! ~ J ~~ ., :· ifl EVERY IT SELLS TO THE HI ' - sy · BIDD~R •. · ~, ly Untttd ..._s tntwnatlonll } Tboutands ot Arab guerrilla "" .vmpathlzers holding half of Tripoli, Lebtnon'l Ill'· gilt city, battled Lebanese troops Saturday In · SIYIQI lighting. A for~ a1 201). 3Cio guerrilla Invading from Syria Mlztd 1 vlllege 2.5 miles · Inside Lebenon tor use 11 1 :\ ball against Israel. 1 lsrHII warplanes went on the · on •I' o1 tbe 1966 Uniform Time Act allowing states to remain on standard tlme as long as it is 011 a statewide baals. two Kremlin deScribed as en lntern'alaffalr. American troops landed In Lebclnon In 1958 .t 'Lebanese reqUOII af a lime when the government WIS threatened. Broadcaafl from the AI Falah Arab guerrilla ortanlutlon lnt~slfled ottodoa agalnaf the United States, blemlng It for the strife In Lebanon and ~taring ·that ' 1f:he 1-----·-·--·--·--·-·--·------------------- .:i HUNDREDS OF ITEMS !j I IN TilE HARDWARE LINE! · BOLTS, NAIS AND MANY MORE .. · t--·--·-·--·--·--·-·--·------------------· {:" · : (3) USED ELEC. . •. I' RETAIL STORM DOORS 29 49 .....------------------------------· 15 1 15 .ALL ITEMS .TO HIGHEST IDDERI I ALL ITEMS SOLD TO IHGHEST BIDDER!! i... 1--·-·----------------------------· BRING YOUR IAINCOATI I •; SALE WILL BE OUTDOO~ -.:::»... 0 v c ,- THIS .ILL BE THE FIRST OF ITS EST SALE i; IN THE AREA·· AU MUST GO TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW MERCHANDISE ' All Sales Cash & Fi nail No D•liveFiesl. ' . z -.... = c 0 v Mi!ctilne gun and rlfio fire blllld through wide areas of! Trl'""l 11 " - Uled armored ~-in en effort to crush the egelnsl the moderafe pollclol of President Charln Hel~. At IHII eight penonf were repot t.d killed but 8 toll for hlgller fhen fhot In dHcl and ·1ii~td was leered. · lced . Sovlot Union vo concern over the events In L.eb8non and warned the Wnt to keep hinds off ot what the _, · ·' ,.,ian . ,:'·.'" i~ir·zl· .,.IOOIS L L IMtts, AUCTIONEER ,, LEE JOHNSON, APPIENTICE\.~UOIONEER WILL CONDUCT ~llE . ''NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR .4CCIDENTS OR WSS' OF PROPE{(TY'.' ·.. 'I . -.-. ..PHONE 446-02-96. ·• - • ;.tOL~MBUS, Ohio (UPI) ..,:;, Jim Valek, hood foofblll coach ·. · It Ullnoll, egren with the poll. ::. "Ohio State Is 1 real football , tam YH sir, they are Number ' , One," Valek yfd after the ~· lludttyes' AI . 0 runaway over >'; ' l!llnolo Soturday. .-J; . · ..:.Ohio state 11 better deftnl• l..ly thon lOll yeer. Thty ·. ~. but tht~: bled for every •, pOint. Y ~ · "Ohio Slott II a hungry dub. 1'J!eY went to hold tho No. 1 ~ ,titlng," he added. _ ., ' Al~f~Mh the Buckeyes ..,._ • -.. ' total yords, Ohio Sltlt :;.,(!loch Woody l'faYOI !til ..... -~~.:;. fat • lot of first doWnl (11) , .',tiut Ifill n Qrt lutf II opolfy :•.: · , \~qeveland C.,unll! ' ·-~, . ' · ~ t AB"'•L : ,'1«1! . ,.i . ' ' ~~· ('.o N : ~; "' ~~ .. ... ..,., ...... ., ' iii to f~J"Cl. -ciei.. twit ....... - . . 1'1111111' a.,"'" fir . tbl~ .., . ' at ,lite - Charges Must be ·< ' ' • ·' · AbcWI flaliAI •.~r...-.lng from Tripoli Safurdoy, discribed bitter and conflni.IOUS fighting between rtbils for- and fhe LebanoN Army In thf city of 135,000 - ' ' • .fO miles ,...,_,1 al fho capital clly of Beirut. He Mid troops controlled • half. squer•mlle area In the center of the city and - . fighting fl'ltm bthlnd armored cars. ' <ll1ot tho lnvasloi'l . fntrn Syrlo was carried out by 300 guarrlllaa IIUpporfed by ar· mored cora, artillery and mortars. It said the guerrillas occupied the vlll~te of Vanta, ..0 mll11 southeast of 8elrut. UPI correspondent David Zen ian, reporting from Vanta, Interviewed the Ioder of guerrilla force who said he had 2GO men and that tho vlll~te waa fallon without firing a lhaf. . Hall~ I said fho rebels occupied extensive residential portions of Tripoli, the ancient fortreu thlt domlnatea tht Six policemen wero taken prisoner, Zenlan said, but Lebanese troops nearby mede no move agalnst the Invaders. coach' cORVI.liCed' J. · z "-' '( '\l. :;;.,) ' ' ' .. ~ ~ ·> •. ·'' It 'jo\ · , •I ; - l:' ,. .~ ~, .,~. ' .0: ' ." New Buildup ·, ea eni aa the devil -•lvely. Our defenM did a good job. Offon· slvely, Illinois ' Is not that bad, but our defense iult cut them off. "Our passing for the most port wu prolly good ond we hod 101 playa which moans fhtt defense_11 not .~lvlng the other team 111o boll. Both Val~k · and Hayes d l - - of lilt "afley foot. boll" whldl resulltd In tho ban· lahment from tho gome of llllnolo' Jerry Cola lind Nldt Raman al Qhlo Stolt. "I will not put up with the rough sluff by our players," Htyes commented. "1 lust will not have it. It serves no pur. pose end c1oe1 not help • win. nlng football team. "I cansee It If 'fOU are losing 111d golllng - · buf fl\ef'e Is no excu10 for the tum that Is w'nning." "I told them (my playera) I didn't want any more alley foofbtll," Valek 10id. Offici ala called lima and hall· ed play when thlngo got o lllflt rough. Both Valek and Htyes <pnferred wlfh fholr leoma on the field. • Green Berets SAIGON (UPIJ-"A new Communlst troop buildup Saturday threatenld 1 rernof• Green Beret outpost In South VJef. nam's CenJr!il Highlands that was the center of ttll Vllfnam War's longest bl"le this year. JTI!IItary sources said. The•sourcn uld Communltt troopt. had appeared In torce near the Ben Het Special Forcf~s camp, 1 fortress In jungted mountalna 210 mllft nOrtheast ot SaigOn fh8t Is manned by Am~rlcan Green Berets, nativeirre{,ularsoldlen and U.S. artillerymen. The report followed a fivehour bettie northwest of Saigon In which Amerlr.an troops suffered their heaviest casualties In more thlln • month while killing ~7 Communlltl. Military spok.Men said Saturday that the battle, In wtllch Gls fought from bomb crater to bomb crater In 1 war-pocked region nicknamed "The~." cost U.S. inffmtrymen 10 killed and 12 wounded Friday. It was the largnt American casualty toll In a single bettie since 16 Marines died and 2~ others were wounded In • clash n!!ar -14~~~ ftlo 41i<.,Radlo lebanon. lhe<,olflclal · t;:;1~; .._ ~~~ sfotlan, .• ...,..1oCI -··~~;· ~;·~.~· ; · b;~:·~ ";!'! 'tl .. city's old section, a number of !)~)~Ice stations and soma ~~J¥.6tti'~ government offices. He said rebels atop rooftops and In Window& were raking Army forces wfth machine gun and rille lire. Hall• I said. the rebels lncluded AI Fotah ond other guerrillas, Palestinians and leblniH who support their cau.e. Ar,._ _. u~ .- ,CCO"tttpondlnt 1 WASHINGTON (UPI)- The nation is on standard Ume agaiD- just In case you Arizona and Hawafi were not -· I l ·t NE.W& USED ~ 0114' reoldOntocildlclllgan, · (INSIDE & OUT) R119ers Indicated !hot whon substantive negotiations finally get under way, the question of • Sovlef.Amerlcan freeze on testing of ~ultlple nuclear w11rhead mlplles would have high priority. While ceYflonlng against ov&r-optlmlsm. the secretary seemed encouraged by the Soviet attitude. In his talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko In New York lint _month, he said he pined the Impression the Russians . were ep~oachl"?. the negotiations In a serious frame of mind, devoid of propaganda . Both sides agreed, he report. ed, that It was "senseless to spend enorn1ous sums In the next five years and end up In the same relative position." was2a.m.localtime&mda,y. • c ... "" =» -':I v'" · : ,' =~!!.city such ill Vienna or , :~ Lebanon Convulsed!!:;~::.:~~: l.' .~-~ ::reo::.~=;,.~:; · -·· n n,•tter £v,·ghtm•g : ~ , pernmt~~fl al fhe United . ne '. Ln LHMS 0 n Lf, ;::: i= ~· ~ • ·.• o.qrynln dloc:uUOif do!alla at ..,O.i,er MCrot._tlng-diY ..1f!llh . *o,tory of Stole ·.Willi If" 1'. RogOrs. . AI on o•lltiUII 10::111 a.m. llrltllng s.ttwdoy. Whla Houoo ·;...... s.K:rotary Ronold Zlfllltr luutd .the following joint stat•meftt: "Confirming the agreement roched earlier to enter Info negotlatlona on curbing the strategic armaments r11ce, the ~ z 0 1 l,' \• ·\.... ' ~: · ·~ ·'\ ' By UPI 11dor to Moscow J Philip J . son In Janu.!lry, 1967, In hopes (U.S. lntelllgince sources Farley, ambellldor to ·the of limiting lnatalletlon ot DOORS .I •'·•'.' ,. AI c z ' elsinki Arms ContrOl/lttJl s Open «<ime•J ...• • . Tllrlel - ' ~ · ,, • :::» , the Demillforlztd lent on Stpl. 17. Far to the northHst, In the Ben Hef oru, an tsflmllled ' cornpanln o1 Comn:~unlst Infantrymen-more tharr 250 menhurled • ground auault Sltur· day morning against a South Vietnamese armored battalion camped obo"' two mlln northtul of the Sepclal Forces camp. South Vletnomooe apokesmen said the Commlllilf tOidlon aHacked with rocket -propelled grenades and automatic weepons but were repulsed. They 11ld the attacking force lost 13 men killed, wtllle South Vietnamese casualties were light. Junior ela11. II corrled a !arlO ...., man and !be fftle at "Frost;r Says Freeze Yellow Jacketa. ., Anti-War Party Last aprlng an estimated 12,000 Communist troopa moved Into mountains around Ben Het and Dak To with r...-.ed ordert to overrun the Ben Het post. The movie set oH more than two months of fighting In which the Communlat force laid siage to Ben Het, pounding it In 56 straight days of shelling attacks. The bettie cost thfl SYDNEY IUPII-The l.<tbor lives of 60 Americans and 300 Porty. whldl campolgned "" a South Vletnameae. promlu to pull Aulfrlll111 troops out of VIetnam, toe* a alight IHd Safurdoy night over the CCI'IIIf'V.tive government coalltlon In Australia's national eledlon. The underdog Laborltel glimpsed a dian~ al ruling Austrollo for lilt first limo In 20 ~Hrl I I incomplete ...turn .~!flU had · lilo!! !II ,_, . -Former utronaut 10ld S.turdoy that If Gov. James A. Rhoda• decides 10 run tor the U.S. senate he should ciMr up d>arges brought aoalnst him by Life magazine. Life recenfly accused Rhod.....LJGI.A.&LLIPOLI!! - Pm not oure bow It eot bore- b,y an 01 mls~sl'1 cam":':gn funds old Curtiss Jl!llll)' or by a Boeing 707 jet -But llle Tlmeaand fa•l ng 0 repor ncome on his federal tax returns. The Sentinel received. of all thirw•• an air mall letter this week . magazine alleged Rhodes had - Irom Rio Grande! 1 to poy 1100,000 n 1ncome 1ax ln)aglne In lhlo ap ci the computer and tbe faster.tiwlpenalties soulld aircraft sendlq 1111 air mail letter just 13 miles. Rhod . de led lh8 ch W'", I can remember •·• a few years · - {5) whom It took es n arges. •v ,_. ooeGlenn, considered a top five days for a letter 1o come to Gallipolis from Rio Grande. candidate for the Democratic according to the postmark and the day it was reeetved. nomination for the U.S. Senate but things have iJIQil'OVed. The letter we received Toessince Sen. Stophon M. Young 11oy mornins< was postmarked at Rio Glilnde oo ilfondo1, announced he would retire, Hid That show& we're making progress, Reminds me of tbe time the ollegatlons would "hove to about 15 years ago I mailed a i - r at Tampa, Fla., go1 00 a be brought to llghf" II Rhodea Greyhound bus and beat the teller here by three doyo. seeks the Republican senatorial Then there was another time (long..long.ago) when my girl nomination. friend mailed me a letter. I aever did get that one. Ste forgot "Some of the charges . . . have never been fully explained to stamp lt. nor have they gone away," Glenn said. "I don't know what difficulties or INhat effed thla might have upon his candidacy. "He threatened some legal action ogalnsf Lifo buf no oulta hove come out as yet," Glenn . seld. "Af, serious as those chargn were. they certainly have to be consldored," Glenn sold. "Thoy have to be broUght to light' or made 1 major lasue, candldafto. Jo.candldofa. WINNING FLOAT- Tho wlmlqllooiiDf'rldiQ'tfte_.a wahamli HlsJ> Schoolllomecomln& poracle waollteonll')'by lito EVER FEEL LIKE YOU WANI'ID to take another nm at a hill and lhls Umo make 11'1 But ;you kept Blipping; cooldn't seem to get dug ln? Well, It bappened to me this week. Walked ln1o the office tbls week and there was a measap that a DC~ was at the Gal8a..Melp Regtooal Alnx>rt. II I a ploture ci It, I had until 2:30p.m. !looked at 1111' watch. Pd oever make it - I tried- It wao 2:30. When I arrived at the Urport, Qle giant Douglas DC~, a four engine tranSJ)Orl, was taxiing out to takeoff. I D'lbbed the camera, set It aru1 rusbed41Ut to catch the big lleol bird aolt came roarinc down the runway. I snapped jult as abe· roared into the zone olfoeus and then huddled as !be bill bird' a wing wont over me. But I didn't get tbe pieture. The nepllvo came wt ci Ute clarkroom a blacked out 8hot. What happened? 1 doo't know. The DC~ dwarfed the Gallla-Molv lermiDal bulldlnrr whlle It was parked on llle ramp. 11'1 the larpst atrcrallevor to laDcl at the now airport. 11 turned out to bt • U. S. 11artoe Corpo lnnoport fr<lm Chtrey l'ltlnt, N. c, The crew c:l1ief oo the DC.jl was Chester Patrid<. He wu Ylaltlntr blo brolher, Price Patrick ci Pl. Ploallllll. Anollior brother, Jim Patrick, llvea at J<aunp. lie dlda't PI to 100 w.- Jim, aceordlng to Price. .. MARK WYLJt;. THE LAS!' ballketball <OOch at Gollja AcadCO!II~'"'Papl4 Leads Voting in Australia Race The pornmenl led by Primo Mlnllfer Gorton 56 and 11 aeats In the U5-member Houle remained undecided. · Gorton'• Llberai-Co\tntry l'lr· ty coalition held a b&oc of 10 seats In the laat Parliament, compared with L<tbor'• G tnd two held by lnclepM'tdenh. Gorton said after the ....,t c l - filii ht btllevad hla • coalition ~ He ~ 1tJ1 . ~111an ICOroiiJ' lliltll ~f6""ex\f.i Siats j~ ·"UOu~lf~ 61Cm&.;· ot • p1eflt ~ Representatives. withdraw Australian troopa The count was suspended at from Vietnam. midnight (9 a.m. EDT) In Gorton, 58, ..who became dMerence to the Sabbath and premk!r leA than 23 ri1onth1 will not be resumed until ago said he knew Labor'S Monday.Announcementotflnal promise to bring homo from . results could be delayed until VIetnam ,Austratle's 6,100 ' the middle of next week. ground troops and 730 air force ··' At tho and of Incomplete persull14!1 would be _ . ,.. counting of votes to choose • with the voters but; he said, his government for the next three government felt such a move at years. Labor had won 58 seats. this time "could be dlsaltroua." ..,,... Ill JOpoy lilt won: Thievery is Charged CLEVELAND {UPI) - Ma)oor Carl stmea baa accused the eochairmen cillleRopubllcan Par. !)' In Corshoga ~ ci IIMJ. lng documents from ldo olllce. Stokes said RepubiiCOD Count)' co.chatrmeu SOul !llllman and Robert lluiheo ci being ...,_ _..title lor the theft cia cam. paitlll document from Ilia Illes at ell)' hall. "Wily. II they do this in a eampalgn," adwta said, "'What will they do when they eot Into cley hall?'' The mayor further stated that Homeromi~~~~: Queen COLUMBUS (UPI) - Republican Mayoral . . . Rolph Perk should "rojlUC(Iafe · the aet:l.ool" ~ stillmu l!qboo. He eald they did made him .. uhamed" to be a poUticlan. a Tbe document was a memor.. IUDun from tbe Wyoe Adorertlo. lng Apncy explaining boW a leloriolm program -ring Stokes BlloUid be hanclled on tbe eve It Ute Blectlon. II waa lito oecond ouch document Ropubllcans r e i - ID newsmeo. The f1rst was eutit.. led "Blueprint For Vldory" and was ecmcemed with eampaigl tactics. "Like 10 many d bla state- Ulinois Coed is menlo m 111e ·~. lblo a abourd," lluihoo eald. nfor. rlnl: to lbe mayor's alloptlaa. Joan Kl.ilp, 19, Glencoe, 01 .• a sopbo.. more Ill eduea~ reigned Sat. .......,. .. ltomecondnli at Ohk> state Unlrerolq. Min KuJp wu IIOieeted Frldly nlifll from • lleld of fl•e Community Proveto Faith., Friendship llnillola. Iilio repnaonted AlGRA&'i LAKE, Mich. (uP1) phe ~... Phi eororley. · Jim """" reopened bit Miu KuJp ... honored mr- -dealerllblp Setunlly wilt $(G,. ' IDI holftlme oorelliOIIIel of tbe ooo and oomelhlnil more !bit : Ohlo state • Winola - • . .'1 bu,y - u,. tollla: and Crlendlib!JI It ............... munll;y. ·1 Mirade Necessary for TRI!NTON, N. J. (UPI). Georglo Gov. ltlfer G. Mad· 0 "Yl.,...y .In porodt here .. l.iici Amerl~ flu loot John ~ictory lib Oet. 1~, ... to clole hit ileolorllblp in lblli vlllap ......... It wao ......... : ID )lat 12 dlya, c!U..a Ill lito t.uoo.-latloo coa..nQ raloed $tG,00111o keep lo bulllno81. ADd ... ulutid . fell' eollatenl 0:1' ev"' a ,.._. ,...,.,__ �' . . '. ''\ J ' ,, . ~--·' \' State Rips Dlinois, l ' . ;,. ,•' .),_ . '1Vovember ~ DOyof'DetfMpn. 'ftllftmateamea~; ~wb/dt~·~ ~~ Qdla Counllelllhould Ay DO to allcl!ool tax leV)' -~ 1{1~ ~ ,.. ·.• .,..aa. But Nov. t, 1888 II not that day. , :. ., , · . Opera~ 1ev1e1 are propoied In ~Jelp Local al.lhree miUJ, Soutbern Loeal a1 four miUJ anil EAtern Local al three mllll - aU lfelp Count)' - and al two mlUI In Hannan Trace LoW, five and one-baU mlUI In North Gdla Local and m11111 1n Suutbwstem tl~Ctl, 1n GaUJa taunt)'. . . ' . 'ftaeare-all al eslltlng Jevlei,JCacb I I = far the eantlnlll!ll exiltellce al our llOIIIlliell'lcltool . In eaclJ inltaaee rDWil will only nialntain diltriCt ' m • ~. m ,.,_M generatlan , ' . , _ , (first ol • F-.Patt Series.) IJ MARTY IAUOVSK_Y, NEA $parts W~r . ' COLUMBUS, Ohlo-(NEAJ-it Wt.l Fred Taylor Wbo laid t't ftrat, right aB-r '"" ~·· ..,. TelUII Cbrlatlan 11nlverallJ ll !ootball team was bombed, 112-G, by ()hlp State In the uc~yea' season opener. ' · A• newomen aosombled In the TCU'kicker room after the game, oylun-Upped pons at tbe "'ady, Taylor 10Iemnl)' announeed : "GenUemet>, tbat Ohio Sfate'team·)'ou saw out tbere today Is tbe best team In tiie historY of college football." None of tbe reporten collapsed llllder tbe fm'!'~Diil)' of the ctatement. but many rataed I m medIate doubtl. l .. Altar getting beat IJ2.0," said one Soutbweatern C¢&rence writer, "what elle could'!:" aay!") , ' Sure, Ohio State was the No. I team li> the COUJ!try and, it Inlittle that daY the team the trouble ~·-'-ry squashinl of colle.~ TCU football? ijoW,but etJ-•· Again, as in tbe case for schools, properl)' ownen m111t clllllider carefully the cost of the proposed levy to provide adequate training for our mentally retarded. We are convlneecl, however, the Deed for BtJCb training II Important enough to the public c0118Cience that the levy lbould be approved. And as in the Instance I« IICbools, a mare equitable way of paying the cosltllbould be al fint priority In tbe next leglslature. Pioneers Hold Off Ouerbc~i n Rally ~VILLE, Olllo (UPQ - Marl- Collego wltlls11>oda wlll101lng pooling attack by' ot. ttrbeiD' 1 Norm I.uckey to de· feet Cbe Cardinals 28.24 hen ' :""J• ha• '"""' · . ... ~IIUI leslll(: bf Bud Wllklnoon, tbe Rockne and Ll!!'h>' ~,of ~ol!"·J>ame, tbe 1938 Teoneosee team, tbe B~:Davla .era lif~y, or even tbe Bear Bryant teams at Alabama? How c9~d be, on this particular clay, ftngor Ohio State as college footthing, Was Taylor forgetting the . boll's ereatest team! · Taylor's atetement. besides being good readiDg In Swiday newspapera- the lollowtns day, dlcf raise one llgnlllcant queatlori : If Ohio State's 1989 team wasn't tbe beat team In college history, tben just what team out of tbe past Is deaervllig of tbe honor? After extenalve reoearch Into the subject, and dllcusoloas wltb veteran football experts In all &ectlona of the country, ibe sports staff of Newtpaper •rprlee AuoelaUon today Is prepared to back Taylor's oliservaUon--tbat, precisely, Ohio State's 1989 team IS the beat team ever and would bave defeated any team, from any school, from any era In college football's ftrst 100 yeara. Altbougb Woody Hayes remains noncommittal on tbe oubject (he·won't even say thla team II tbe beat be's ever coached), the consensus of tbe e:~: · rts foiled Ia fttbat1 no team before had such a perfect bend o power, aw eas execuUon, deptb and Spartan dedication as this 1989 Ohio State team. ("Woody fJ 10 deep," said one Southeastern Conference coach, "tbat some of hla tblrd·atrlngera would be stars for me."). Tom Siler, wbo has covered football in the Soutb for over ll years, aaya : "I haven't seen this Ohio State team play yet this year, but I lmow the way Hayes coachea and, from what I've beard, this Is biJ team ever, The best single team 1 ever saw was tile 1938 Te11neasee team, w=r . . . . . . . ,, zn. S;> r••· ..... ' \ c TRIUMPI!li f1o.(Up)) Qiuterbock Jolin l!nlot another Steve with lho touch- fn hPha(f n.f a11r , Unnv (inP nwf"hanirH Eureka Star Roule GaiUpollo, Oblo 45631 Door Sir: Tile Otllor evening I Jullt hap. ponod "' hear part ~ a speech on TV by an aecuttve ~ t h e VW Co. concerning a abo~ ~ meehanlca and U.e pabllc 1 lou ~ respect lor auto me· chlnlco. He IUIIPsted tlloy be required to eo to ICbool andreeelve valid lloonee1 to PJ:VOe ad-te trallllng and he dlda't !eel any John Doo at a sontco llltlon should be allowed to tam. per with U.o mocbanlca ~ a vehicle, I'm a lloonled driver, and I llhare his concern llbout so!oty cbeel<a; however, bel!w a wile ~ a meehanlc, I'd alaollke to - " 011 the behalf ~ lbe •oollent mechanlca In this ...-,.. .. I - r .11 Mr. Ilia" reaUzeo the prim~ reo110111 _... 7IIW!I manaroa ,tavi11111Dtome-· ehllllca. Hm;e'safowtactunoat: - ' • &reD t a'lt1ll'e o!: In all but the larpr cltleo the Deraae- for 111 ~r- "weekly, <111 bu- """" a!>aut'.a,ooo ~. PFC. IIONNIB ANGEL PFC. ltoonle A~Wo~, ..., of llr, IIIII ...... llal&lb AIWtl, CrGWII C)cy, II - flltiOIIad with . . .U.S. Army Ia ·VIII111m. PFC A1Wo1 wu lY tnlllil!tted to HW LZ-4lL He II ,with the 8111 llb,, 11111 A1'1· Tltt Gallta CGwt.J -~ . .iiUr:ad . . -\1 ... ~~.......,, and IIU 1oMo In re- Vliillimi b1r - .. .llllilala fl..O bore Saturdlt. :. . ) , '< ~-- ' llenpuaod b' two MCGIIO ..,..W touchdllli8laU0~ ·11 . , ~ to tfab1 and ,... While uofion lor"llDiiihlt la·iM lhllil perled 111 a~,.U..p11JulliaJiuckote• ~,. tbllr 11tb -~wta. > · , Gllll pluilged W.. irom .... yenl lor ~11 e i g h t - of .... and .... 27111 of hll - · John lltoetc~ fin. 1lhod the Ohio Stat. '-11!1 - s-lng plungoo of fl/"1 oilol . ' • score. 1 Chuck Burkhart, Penn Stole quarterbo<:k, heel IOIUSUal IUC· .,... an kHpor plays most of the day ' on ono of them, he got 1 tolicildown an 1 tour · yard dlllh alter laking 1 pou. lfl., :I. ' · ;;.;,....atwd Falcons, Jackets Battle To 14-14 Deadlock Frl"day ,u.., T"Igers N"lp . '! punt....,..., Bowling Green Upsets Miami, ruahi!IIJ rocorCI. :All ·, Amortt41ft ·lob Perg_, lied· 2,163 y.,. By United Prell lnlenatloml " - lf5Ul. llndenlai St.ed>envllle ,.set VPI'a No. 1 ranked Cla11 Karti, ll<iCUye'o ltrllllont BOWLING GREEN, Ctlio M a.tq. ~ Cu1an McKIDiv 20-U Fr1<1v luntor~ lttid (llftll'al, connocl· IUPI) - Art Curtis booted 1 n1a11t llelon 1 ei'Oifd Ill 10,000 onloolcero. oct on .u al 23 ,..... lor 113 39 • yord field goal In lhe third Sled>oDvllle, hoot for tllo l!llllle, waa traJihw 1~ at , . . y-In the loltriW Plrlod. yar• with 177 of thtnl oamlng porlod to give Bowling a.... lbe Mlf, but held the Jl!dldoga acoreleos ill the loot. lin> O.toState'scot.qulck•la• In the first hltll and 29 Unlveroity • 3 . 0 win over quarters while s-"w two touchdoll'na llllllllllldqj: a twoUplllllnota battled ln ·Ill yer• ruahl119. ·. previously unbeaten Miami Unlpolllt comwai<IIL Tlto last touchdoll'nlllll oxll'llpobta CIIIIO t.frlhlry "'"'"""""' almaat the >.. . verolly In 1 hlrd . loughl de· tnltN g&IM. The ' lll!ftl, who -tllllca ofthe mlnala-Ohlo late In Cbe fourth quarter oo 1 ~ pass from quarterlonaive conlal1 here Seturdly . ••- . . their olxth 1lriilllht . , State I - l l 811110' b&ck Tlln ~to 8Gb Waotmwton. Bowling Gr11 now 3 . > osu Ohio Stat. for· DEPT. , ' ' JLL, Sted>envWe,- 6-1·1, wu ..n<ed 16thlnlalltwook' o ' In the Mid . Amerlt41n end "'2 rllory only ..,.. - to the 41 Firat <klima _,, • • ; 8 31 poll. CadGDII 7•L ovarall. 355 y•d,lint In the first porlod. R~ ;ranllp , .. 70 Mieml II 2 · 1 in tilt MAC 209 ' Nick Roman roeo-ad a Patllill ~ •• 88 Conference race end 5 - 1 overtirmbla and ......, Mlko Sonll· H-.. ;ranllp ••• 81 53 ell. bough lntw........ a PlM& I I the Pa1se1 ••.•• 5-15-l 14-32-1 The Falcons took the boll an . _... sol up two Ctllo Stat. POllia, , ... ,.1().41.2 &.37.8 their own 22 . yard line early louchdowns. f'nnNoa 1oat • • .• 4 1 in ihe third quarter, then drove Tbo Buekoyo's, · Ngltlotlfto Yarda po•ll"td, , 55 60 to the Miami 23 in lA ploys. lhelr ,..., otrolght Blti Ton win. Curtis t411mly arched lha boll heel a · limo than the By ~11 through the goal posts an a - . lndlcatod. The otiunky .,. Dllnolo , • • • • 0 0 0 0- 0 M¥QN _ Tho Wlhama Whlloi • Howard. fourth . end . six situation. IIIII blunted foulr ICXII'· Slat& ••• 7 14 7 13;,.. 41 · Falcona and ~or Yell"" AI the seCCIOCI quarter pro- Middle Guard Joe Green, lrig drlvao In o '*'-•lno Ohio Ohio - Olio ' 1 run (S. While credited with 14 solo teckles tllml balaral6,516 at Olio Sta- kl""' . Jaekoto cluelad to a 14-14 tie grotoed, h""over, tho Yell.., and eight euirll, led a blitzing dium. \ ""l bore Friday n1a1tt at Bachtel Jackets olftnBe began boarlil! Ohio - Ju Wltlle JO Pill Field. .Jt was Wahaml's bGme- d""n and wllh two minutes and Falcon dtlenso that kept the CtlloSIIIIIt-drl-al Hid ~ Kern"' ,,..,._ ld~' Redsklna off bllan.. all alter· .., .... llllnoll 15. 'li. 34 and ;12 """' "" "'u"' ""' Cllllllnr. au aeCCIOCis loll In the haU, Ollto - Jan Whltl 1$ Pill CCiach Gronl Barnette'• Fal- Senior John Varda ocored the noon. yenl llnol. from Kern (ll. Whit& ldclo) · Miami's doopeot ponelrallon 1ht Buekeyeo mer..._ 71 Oblo _ Kern run (ll. Whl" c<N, ploJIIW an aarosehe, vloltor's lint touchdown on a came In the first period when 4 yardil In light plays the first kick) belli- brand of !oolbo.ll deo- two ;rard catT)'. Mq>h...ore Roy the Redoklns drove to the Bow· .• . _they had 111e boll, wllll · .., pitA! tllo filet lh,o hu boon stag nn lbe olllra points to cut ling Gr- >3 yord line boloro 2 nm- c..._,.., b• lnlurleo tlnco 0111 i:rlllllng .,_ right g.,.rd Wltlle OhioBrOcldiWion ml6- the Yell<M Jockotl clollclt to Redskin quarterback Kent kick) , ,_.... • " - .... yard out. klntlton 1 _..., turprloed the \1olfltw 14-&. Thompson w•s thri)WI1 for sue· 0111' l'lllhlng yardliJI s.jurBtoe nm y Jacbta with early of. Tlte vlsll«s then tlad tho cesslve losses of seven end 13 dly put him within 23 yards al lenalve-thruota. score wllh aeven minutes and yards end Bowling Groen took laltlng • now threo yeat ICbool A- 88,&78 Wahama, ta ·6tct, taWed Ita 13 aeCOiid~ laftlnthelhlrdquarllrat olx-polnter 11e1ore three tar aa stacK piUJWed o.,.. lr11m llllnUtel of the llrat ~rhad the two. Wabeml'tSmlthblockbeenplaJed. . • ed !l>encer's oxll'll potnt kick ' Gary Clark,bar<klrlvltw- and lbe Yellow Jackets moved lor l>albck, tallied lbe Initial back "' fteld with the score (lol:':.ued) Statllllca 0( the Ohio U.POhio U - fG ~ U ~ Slete foolbaiiiiiDO: PSU - Harris I 1'!111. Olea~ . DEPT. OU PS kick) . Firat dawDI ' • , 12 21 PSU - Dot111 2 N1 'II< I o k • , Rushq JUdep 141 203 IIUodl \ PaUlntl Janlap 62 90 PSU - N. !Didl 7t pua lf!o ! Return ;rardaga 145 IU terceptiCII (Reitz ldcll) Paoaoa 6-16-2 1().2~ PSU - Burldlart 4 run (Jiar.. Punle ' 9-27.2 6-33.2 rio run) Fumbles lost 1 o· PSU - M. Smith Smith's lntor..plion was his Yorda pomllzod 22 U ered In enl ..,.. (JIIU. ldali) soventh ot the IHSGII and 16th Psu - Deuel 12 nm ·<Rela of his t41reer.•But II w11 his By quarters: klckl first touchdown in hit CMMr Ohio u.. .. 3 00 0-3 A - 49,590 wtth Penn Slate. Pe1111 staiA! • • 0 20 8 14~ 42 Penn Stat.'s d t l - llmltod the Bobcats to minus yardlgl in the socon<fhllf. They s!mply _ . down . the smaller Ctllo loom which hid miriogad to run the boll lor nine first downl the tir•t heil, although it never thrHioned offer ill ""' drive. Bengole tried • pou on 1 third Miami, In oint ditch attempt and 10 situation but Gr_, pickto pull the gome out of the lire ed it ott end returned II to tho drove to tho Bowling Gr- 21 3D yard line to stop the drive. yard line with about three minBowli119 Grun had 1 touch· utes to go In fhe game. dawn nullified In the oocond Rnerve quarterback Mlm quarter when Thompson tumbl· ov&r on downs. which luild• 111m re-llble llhould U.e ·veblele owner have an accident ID a set period ~ time which can be oroved to haYe " - eauled by faulty brakes or such. Now 011 tap o! 11111 If he worlla !or a reputobl~ llrm, he nrullt 110 to school whenever anything new comea up !or IDBtanoo lbe exbaullt now being uled, or the I r o n t wheel drive etc And ~ .,;,..,..;,, !or those ~ ,... who ....,.lola ,... ean't set 1001' ear In at regular lhop hours the.J work bmwnerable late ~ and ~. and I personally appi'eclate and wholeheartedl)' support the recent deelllan al the Aatnlaauts to read the Bible In space as the)' orbited the n10011. It should be the rl&ht al every bumaD to publici)' exprea this faiih In God and the Bible wtlliout fear al reprisal fl'CIIII government or any other power: Sincerely, · <Name and Address> cordroJ. are "" eall llllfll 7W break down COIIbe hlllnvsyo, Yea, the.J Bllll P8.J tho 111118 taxes and ooelal IIOCIIrlty as ,..., and 11181 Jll.ll • the same Jllloo lor a pair ~ llloeo or a paon~,~hamburlll'l',anclthere'a .., 1Ueh tliJng lorlbemua cost. ~.ijvlng ralae Tlte .....,; "Nr, Blc," lor lbe lhortqo ~ fii)Od mocbanlca II Juatploln ecoaomlcs- Wby work .., lbe pove117 tcalo wllfll ,... can 11011n a factory paying union ""* BERRY'S WORLD . Saturday'; ,, Grid Srores TlteiM! n~~itnni>umall ,_., 011'1, the llladlu!>! prle. ed, and lbe llzad flllckl, If be II 10 ~ all makes and modell. Tbere 1a oeldom alhop that live• lick IMIHIIIts. Molt Jet a - ·wMk vacatiCII. 1'flv 1111at 1111 at leoat 1 '--"-'lillian .... __."'a. _.. , , -....~tom~ aaai.a; apeWjllally - .11011- ~tlcll:, ~~-~ .w.',~"' tire • trild·ts ~U\epoaltiOIIII!hoUidlnl;r(•ro .lbe V8l7 .,..... fulun, I~ eM 1 UIIU,- nlwllt ..,.,. will! lbe olher. llolmer, Ulllll bo free IIi, ~cljiate In lbe w $1499 lm Mink lute S.les "" ••"'• A... V-8, "'-f·l...._.lo - ..- • - 'II .... 1 ~ ... •- '"'-----------------~ NOW ON DISPLl Y THE All NEW 1970 BUICK ESTATE WAGON I I 1967 MJICK 1967 BUICK Gran Spt., 401 eneine, 4 speed, one owner, nice. Skylark 4 Dr. Hdtp., custom, factory air cond., white, black vinyl top. Sharp. $2195 WE BEAT ALL CITY DEALER PIICESII · P.S., 1966 BUICK '1967 OPEl TUDOR LeSabre 4 Dr. One owner, 70 Buick trade. Extra clean. One owner, 11,000 miles. Showreom condition. $1795 $1395 66 CHEY. CAPRICE 66 CHEV. CHEVELU 4 Dr. Hdtp. Factory air cond., white, black vinyl top. .$1895 fait~ Fumble~t F~1 l.oat ! ,•, • l4iJil Wboli aJI.ts..,.ame- lhlo- law 11 chanl04, 1; Uke oonununlf7;1"'11~ ~ro. • ·, ...,.llln 78 . , ·, · ,: l'lll!>lc· tbell ,....,, ,.,......, that lhoullod1 ~ - . . •ta~ Sli>ciirety. Tbere wore no ~11!1111,~• I* did Cbe nqulred In~ ulo¥ee•. -'>all "' "'ltrlcted In (Mra.) Ludena Stolllnll ~I'lL . , • . · • .•m- ': 2 DOOR "one · ill~ Trl.aate Am; lirlct p&ftloan oi ~and IJ . ~ ·~~i!·!U ~ , ~·Y~t21K 1!110 Jlllptctllllll 111'0 """""· relliah! e~i!d bji ~ atate. exilllil ti\1 thiii>ka\ 1'!:•~· ";-lf Bulhln( ~ 285 ,, 101')' 'l'bq ooniiat "' Uln Pw.-IJ¥, I clon'l fool that .... "' ......w.... I wlii~~T Total y. . HI t,'•;·' ...e:.a111 eboelt 'bnkett.,: llllsloaJuatrulliiaalnconelll>er that I lloceroiY bollio, that In lhlerCiplilllla- ' NOntl t 795.00 64 CHEY. IMPALA 4 DOOR SEDAN Bor: es Vlnlaa, Ohio Octobo1 22, 1K9 To Tile Rulden,ts ~ Vlntoll: If Ia regret that I Ia. , ,, "' , , . . . form yw ~my candidacy 1!1111- • 1,., rf I tNd ~ '0. '•~ M 1,w If Nit dra'!"l !orlbe poattl"" ~Celomnee 4A-A _..._ : •,, _....J.Ii,,_rte. ·'re ell Member , lor IIIII Vlllalt• ·~""''I · .......,. ftftt ,..........., IMI" AI 1 J)U'tollmo eD!PI01M I# • , . , .· , , lbe Sate ~· Blihlu Ill ,lbt,pOIItleaUI.W. , EABmlN S'l'A'nl EmpltJ1D)IIII/ 1 ~· .To ·~"*' friil* ~ -"'" r~ ~· ••. lied that I IIIII i>lrt ~ ewrql!l t. . 'Ui:l!'li>;lllldirilk. PIN'A~ 19 to bold W .,jjlq, '"" IIIII' '.'! !l!llll1fo 10 , .• ( air, Miami racked up 211 yards total ollense to 156 ''"' Bowli119 Gr..,. Green finish with blad radio, PS, PB. V-8 e111in1. $1995 P.8., "one owner .. .1H rormril nwmhPr *iC: rad · With RarrPd.from n,{firp ae,, 2-4 .....u. 64 CHEY.• IMPALA 4 DOOR HARDTOP RetpocUIIlly (Name wta.hotd on l'eCJIOIL) the play . ~ . Jack. ets In we~~ I;S""t'· ·c·.;an '''" "'lf TO -•? ed In his own ond """" and, Green rocovered. - · Bowling ar- was oflsl. . an PT. PLEASANT - With six the backfield, and with a much other touchdown wid! a poao lnmtoutes st!U to go 11>e boys on thinner "bench" , are now 7-1 teroopt!Clll and abrWlantretura ~ 65 yards. the Point Pleasant beneh were m the campaign. Jack Hllncock sot up o touchwaving alolt 11>e Old Oaken Buc. llarod,v Nortlwp scored a polr ket and chanting: ot touchdowns on 6 and 2 yard -., wldl a fumble rocovocy. It wlU bo the Ravenswood Red "We're No. 11 , .. We're No. plunges, and picked up 34yarda Devils (6.:1) here next FrldiJ 11" irl 7 tries. night lor the oeaoon'o 11nale. Be that a a lt IDilJ', the mg Greg Cla)'ton &cored a 1D And thooe Devils are dte laat macks defeated the prevloosly and a conversion and belled oot obstacle !list mullt be hurtled Wlboaten Ripley VIkings, 36-18 69 yards In 16 belts. Frldoy night before an overflow M!ko steam& scored from a to nail down a perfect 10.{) eamthrong at Sanders Memorial sta. yard out and otreakad lor 73 IJ&I»>, aav...- illlockad olrWardlum. ••ardo In 7 bursts. He aloo rellwaalhe 3Citb renewal o!the turned • punt 80 yards !or an ren Locll, ~-14 , !ordlelr lllxlll Old Oaken Bucket series, with -en! 1D, only to have It win Frlda,y. !11' ATISI'ICS tho loealo otretchlng their ad- erased on a cllwln& penalty. Dept liB Rip. vantage 11129-6-lovortheyoaro. Dwaine Greer notched 50 111 Downs . , . . . . . II 12 But, nrudl more Important It yard& In 10 carries and nailed Net Yda. Rush . . . . 283 M was tho ninth victory In a row Brad Painter with a 5 - yard lor the Big Blacko and no cloobt touchdown pass. Dwaine also Partoes .... .. .. . 1-5 9,23 0 Improved their No. 4 Class AAA rullhod aerooo 1 pelr ~ lin> - ilterooptod' By•• •. : 2 Yards Pulling. .•. : i 140 rating by the WVSSAC. point cOIIYeralooo. Tile Vikings, outmanned In Mike Rawoon earrled only Scrlmm1180 Yds. . .. 288 188 onee but ripped up lbe turf lor Rolum Ydse. , , ... 181 127 z 34 ;rardo. He aloo gut oft pmto Funmlos. • . .. • . • . 1 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Fwnblos Loot .. .. • 1 1 ~ 35, 38, 30 and 34 ;ranis. RESULTs Pants, Ya. Ave . . , toM 6.37 AJvln Yeater lnterooptod a Genova 0 Grove City 0 40 Clarion 17 California St. (Pa.) pus to sot up lbe ftrllt loeal Peaaltloa, Yde. . . . 90 Olrenlive I'II,Ja , •.• 60 60 score. Jesse Hamm aet up an- CAl,...,.. Hlit..,n Grab. ~0 Big Blacks Cop Ninth Straight •• ,,w. (Pa.> 23 _ : . oo\OoOf.W>J' Ul<iO IUPU lo W>I2DD10 o<il ,Kontucky.,tenlll•f"'"' "a t )o-i!IBli "'·il\1fi. ·; ·. ';<.,,; • \U 13 .. 'teo~·~·.... . ·!i!A>"" (~Pa .rl.•)' 2ite.'!i 1. fnd'louia Sl., ATHEN5.Go. SapiJD. "'' ' ,'alu£<1iillirll'llrlllill* ' · f.IIPfYwU __ .:;:,. _ , '• !Fint'DI!Imll ~ lvUbick J\illlft Smiley Gioqllt•• •l4'-polnl favorlte;"' set • 117 two..,._, ,_ .,. Yda. RuM,···· • • • • • 8 189 ~t!t lor IDD rri anti fw!l, :•tf'!!'lli IIGIJ.II. Oflaw movl~;. tlnnt from Joador ~ch Yd~ Paso. ••• ••• •• 138 66 Midwest Md Jim McOIJ• . alter ln.. rllli~llon. Mi:l!ul· Tim liGword. Olle"wao I Pa&~ Puaeo Attem. • • • • • • 22 10 SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (UPI- Ohio St. 41 BUnola 0 lough l <lckocl lllreo field 111!'11 IOUIIh'a lhltd,1ltld galil, 1 2f. to~ from the Shotawt 01 Paasos C...loled. • • • 12 4 Quartorbld< Rocky All, turnl119 Akron 14 Dayton 10 Saturday u lilt Goorila ,llrclor, t41meeflotG«rgla had ~·- that coverall 42 yonls Pasooo Inter•. •• , ••• 2 2 from o potential goof to a hero, VIllanova 35 xavier (Oillo) 7 lulklop -""" to a 30-0 morchad 3t yardo -ly 1n· the and the oCIIOi: was lor 29 :rani• Punt Yda. •• , • , , •• 167 153 engineered two fourth . quarter l'llrdue 45 Nortllwestern 20 vlc:lory OVII' the Kantucky third porlod. Smlley'a touch- to End Randy !Dith. By Quarter&: touchdown drl- within a siX· Mlchlpn 35 Minnesota 9 Wlldcoll. dawns. bolll 1ram two yordo llollord'o ldck lor lbe extra SPENCER 0 8 6 0-14 minute span end gave Willen· Nebrasl<a 13 Oklahoma st. 3 --Thoimco bnton, '"thronkocl oul, dlmoXIIIdrl-of46 yardo point after Clark's alxi)Ointer WAHAMA 6 8 0 0-14 borg • 16 · 12 victory over Nortbern nllnols 17 BaU st. 13 lulklopobvtoustyworoplajlng · mldwey through the third wao oartlaiJy blocked and leU lllldwln - Wallace Seturdly. Valparaloo 17 Waohinglon(lolo,) llldor wr1p1 In proporatlon lor period and 42 yordo ml.....,y no IOOIL All, who missed hlo first 10 10 -'-"'• -"no with third· through the 1111111 porlod. Mllllltea later, 11>e Falcona Lucru; Traded pou altempls of the D1100 and Kansas st. 59 Oklahoma 21 ronkocl, lllboatln T -. Tho outmalche( Wlldcall aot control ot lbe pipkin 11100 threwty;o Interceptions, hiltlght Marietta 28 Otterbein 24 ch I ' "-· cJ>. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) end Roy Bloke with the wlnni119 l!xcopt lor Smiley, filling In woro ablo to laun an Y ant IIIIi> and IIIIa time - • mar - score with only 2:52 lett In tho South lor Gaorgla ruahlng . . _ thrHI-ond lllat dlid aflot 75 ed to the !lloaeor throe ;rard Low AJclndor and the Mllwau. North Corollna 23 Wake Forest 10 .aru.:. Klmp being yerdl when quertorbld< llornio Uno wbore the YollGW Jaekota koe Buckl lacad die Son Fran. game delight 1 Homecaming 3 saved tor Tonnnua, tho Scrugge fwnblod and Tim dolonso took hold. After bolqr cisco Werrlors laat n1Jb1. but O.y throng 01 6•5oo. Call · oct lor the The win boosted tho Tigars Bulldaga "-'<< IIIIIo 011 away roco••~ clroppad lor a loa• b&cktoabout lbe Warriors were more exell. Into a llrot . piece lie in tho oflwMond tat their dollnso aet Bulldogs at tho Gooralo 5-yord the 10, Howard tried a lleld ad about the arrlYal ~ anolller Ctlio Conference end maintain· up all their llrlt helf ICXII'Ing. Uno. &CIII convera!Clll an alourthplaJ b&~l 111porstar - Jerry eel their unboslen , 1,..k alter Gaoralo loci 13-0 at hlllfllmo In tact, Kontucky didn't gtl but the. ball '"'nt wide of the Lucas. live games, II wos tho first •· .., a f·yard too d'clown past its OWI'I 30 yard line until ..,rtptl, Lucas, tho hl8h acorlag for. lui of the ......, tor lllldwin· from q..,..,_ Mike Covon midway of the third porlodm With 10 mllllleo and 25 soc- word who has osrnod a plaoo Wolloce. 1D.., Charlos Whlttemoro and Mc:Cullough'sthrttllaldll<!"l~ oeda left Ia the apeni!W- halt, on the National Bashelball Ao- The Yellow Jackets held a 12fleld poall of 32 end ,. yards lied 1 achooii'ICOI'd. Ha had • Wablla Wad ltsl8ad to 14-D soclatlon all-alar teoun In all o lnd oolng into tho fourth .ttrMcCuiJough. T h e - . lhelll tying the South! 1• 11 w1>tn Clark cllmuad another tdx 0( hlo proleollonal - · quorter on two field poalo ttr mldwey through tho flrlt I'ICOI'd of four, but drive !dlh a two ;rard touc1>- Do, was traded to the 'war. Tom Rodgers and • 26 . yerd porlod, Wllael up by a 65-yard - lhorl on 1 53-y•d try on · dll1rD ..-ry~- IIIII then ecorad rlora !Frlda,y by the Clne!n. ICXII'ing poos from Mike Blake punt mum by Swlndlo. the last play of the 11~1 helf. · Tho n.ld poals ...,.. both oo1 up !ioorllla, which hll loll Clltly ,lila alra poiJlla 111 a Pill !rom IIIII Ro,yalo. to Pat Dunlavy, . by fumble . daop In to Ole Mill, II naw 5-1 .,_ell · and 2·1 in the SEC. tconluckr Ia He llllllt fllrDiah Ia 01111 tools. ) ' Georgia .Bas E~ ~Uemen: quired to rent unlfonnaatabout . TRIGGERMAN ('n INJURID SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. (UPQ - JIGbert .......... llle all . . trlaorman In lbe G.-.. ••aa•llnatlon ~ a Soutll 'V==~~ cblble agom, wao li etllleally early Sa1ur. II' u ~lo c:ollllklu. . .na. From these waseo he'& re- j ' o 17 . yard r101 by Harris. The noxt llnie the Liana got the boll, they want 71 yards In 15 plays with DeuoJ t41rrylll9 II ln. Thon, late In the hill, Smith inlerc:opled 1 on tho Penn State 30 end ron behind good bloeklng IQr the Lions' third ·'"t::.....,. lenood meeban!c Is tz.50 .1101' lllrl- led 28-12 mldtlr Ia Cbe llnal 'period before t'Ji,. terllebl ICOrOd lin> touct-.e · ·to cloae the lllll to 28-24 at the • UNIVIORStTY PARK. Pa. lhol1 r1011, n Frenco Harrio IUPil - Penn St....a dom«t got IIIOiilor · . . . . . - · - t w o The llobcata pol thtlr anly ~ ll1d tho Llana points on the ono aualolned I'OIIIPI!I to ., -Y 42-3 win driva lhoy monogad on day. -Ohio Un1VIf1ity Sotwdly. starting lrom their OWI'I ,. - · II - · tho 26th otrolght noro· ly In the game, they moved to lollng gome lor Penn Stat. end the Penn Stat. 15. Slopped at their 1ttto ~lve victory. 111a1 point Jim KMislngor kicked Tlle ·Uons dolw!ao-'"' a 31 · yord llold gool. ll govt a _..oct punt and I 70-yard tilt Bobcatl I lflorl · llvad J.0 ,' roturn of• lntoreoplod - by ltod. •..,.., Hell Smith. Anollotr on the third ploy of the 5mllh - l l - e r Mllco-;Jol - . d quarter. Herrl1 ron off lilt bl~ p u n t - by tackle lor State's first touchdown. 11 cappec1 1 43 • yard ~~no In the ond """"· . dl'lvo with the blggelt gal4erY DeuoJ ICXII'od lwl<;" an '· Tim.~ Jn.~30·Q. : ' ) V;~~· · . ·~· ~ =:.:.=~~~ t: e d. ~ ~~~ ~~~ t~V 1>"'' hour. . ' BY ILUVEY SIIAPIIIO UPI ~ COWIIBUI (UP!) - Roll Kent puled for IIIII ~ Iilii no rar llllltheo', llllll'ullback Jim Olla era- rar lP , . . ~.... ...,... toudlllown aa tap..nd<ed Ohio Slate .......... wlll1eaa atr= Tbe]~~~t!-~~:l~;~=~ lalllnC system. <- ., . 1 · Ww. Doug Atldns aDd 'Bert Reclllcbar, but 1 dbn't see bow _ _ _ _;_.;......_:.:...:..,.."""'":~~~"+~~-:1 ihat team could have itayed wltb Ohio State If they played today. "For oue tbiDg, lltbo~ miiDY okiUmen ref111e to admit I 1 the Ia toda · Inand arte tban P Y~ "1 fll'l' . ..,...r • or · r • they ever were. College fOOtl!all. ltso ,,Is BOIDl much more complex tban It was 20~ 30,.or even 10 .years *:§:; I saw Ohio State take care al-em c.J and 0. J . pBODin tbe Rose Bowl last Jlllluary and, stoee Woody haa almost everybecly back, I'd have to all"" tbat this Is tbe best team ever to Pial! college football.' Many contend tbat the Oklahoma team 8 whlcb won ~ atralgbt games 1n the earlY 1950s would have been a match for Ohio State today, but It 11 generally conceded tbat Big =r!'t football In the el!l"l)' 'IIOa was not as strong a• It Is liglot .,....!, c...k HotctoiiN, :li: y. On tbe ot1>er hind, there are 10me wbo say the ligkt !;;oi-l~ Jootowoti; 192, Jt. • same thing about Ohio State'a compeUUon In the Big Ten. Q • • b bro. ., J d · c1a " •••• =• 1-· '· "You oend Woody and biJ boya own hete some ay, 111ys a veteran Tell88 writer, " and you'll see how fast tbey get their taJis whipped. Tbere.are three teams In the Soutb· Loft Hoti-Loo ""'"""· 205, Jr. west this oeason-Texas, Arkansss and Oldahoma-wbo'll teac:b""ose boys from tbe Big Ten how to flaY football. light Holt-Leo"' :Z.iiH, IN. Jr. Greateh:team ever! ·Pffft. They just haven' played any- FoliWcii-Ji• Otis, 216, Sr. becly yet, tbat's all." Admittedly, the rest of the Ble Ten has fallen behind tbe DEfEHSI Soutb, the Soutbweat and the Far West In recruttlog , In Loft Eo....... WltilfitW, 117, Sr. · 'K.to .t.ltio.fI iosJ~ •I<:• recent years, but tbe same cannot be said or Ohio ~te. In 1966, an extraordinary year-In Ohio high ochool football. . !!oil' tt,tt-,r. ~· Hayeo made a clea!> sweep of tbe state's top prospects, Mi.... Goor• Jill SHII""'!" 211, Jr. ~lill Mitt, '~.. St. ·.\ tben went Into New Jersey (an average blgb acnool foOtball • 11M Mi.W•.._..,. lll<:~ . ,...., state) and came up wltb a few llll'(lriaea, lllte rovtog Jlne. litllt Toc~llll UIMoik, 230, Sr. ~- • ... . : ;- :,;.~ backer Jsek Tatum ail!l end BrUce Jankowald. Hick a-, 221. ,Sr, , ..... Eoi-Me.t - · 214, lt. "Woody had some troubie recruJUnc blue-chip prospects Doll ....... ltz, ,., after the Incident InvOlving the 1981 team," says a school U..becter Do11 .U..1, 214, Jr. rpolteaman. "There were a lot of tecbnlcalltles Involved, Uoollock--'loil Stridloo,l, 21D, Jr. MiU'bdlb,' ttl', !sf.''· but wbat lt boiled down to was tbat tbe school Itself pre204, Jr. ~r.-...-, ~#:S.. vented tbe 1981 team, which won the Qlg Tea Utle, from ....... c~t J•dL loft Hoii'-T•• ,,....,, 117, Sr. playing in tbe Rose Bowl. """' ~ : 117.-f.. "The next year, the ruling wao overturned, but other Big liglt Hoii-T'• Aodo"""'IM, Jr. ' Mib rOWI; 110, Sr.. ., ' 'Ten 8Cboola were telling top proa....,.."""'• not to come to Ohio Soli Jr. ' State beeauso, If they ever wanted to play 1n the Rose Salol) Uib Soooi.....l!. 1., Jf. . ... Bowl, they'd never get the chance. we lost some good 'j u· p, ; fi p r r J •· ' prospects because of tile mess. But i111966, Woody oet out .,-, .. :II'. to eraoe the sUgma for one~> and, for aU. And that year, he says he did lbe best recruiting job of his life." Freel Taylor-and NEA'a aporia staff-agree, at society's that would or radically alter 1111 in1Ututl0111 churcltes, fraternal and service clube, government at levels, work and play systems and customs, and the peclrlq order al the soclalll'OIIP. . Yautb, however, barn Into an affluent world, lm· PI 1ed b)' wbat It t1ee11 an tbe bome TV tube, II imtJIUent. . Youthclo!:' example, to brin8 It home to Meigs Count)' In . 1888, not COUIIt the COlt In dollan al a tbJ'ee.quarter mill lev)' tbat would penirlt adequate training far tbe COIJIIIJ'a mentally retarded :youngsters. F'orty.ftve )'OUl1ll people are organt:red Into the Melp Count)' Chapter of the Ohio AsloclaUoin far Retarded Children. They are embarked upon a door-to-door campaign to persuade voten to approve the lev)' 011 Nov. 4. 'ftae YOUDII folks have a rlllbt to ask why the establilbment bas left this job wltb ihe meatall)' retarded 111tended. Our ooly answer can be that it (the jab) ill ooly one al1llllll)' put 1111 a back shelf, and that tint tblnp must come fii'St; whicll ill no answer, and the lmpaUent YOIIJ1Illten lmow it. It II to the credit of most AmeriC81111, old and )'OUllll, that few deny an:ymore group· obilgaUan to t1o far the mentally retarded what science now lmowa C8il be done and II tloqln many states. 11lis lain baPP)' canlrast to 25 yean ago when special !raining far . mentall)' retarded cblldren 011 the count)' level was untblnltable here and probably elsewhere in the natlm. It ill unfortunate !hat tbe costa of tbe mounting dt!Dan<la upon the social order are put upon our anUquated ~· ' ' =:=:=r.==e~: Perfect Blend ol Power, Depth; Execution & · . · . -•-t• •' ,. ; Jim Otis Lead Rout an sehoola. CC11111c1er1na the fact that FOWHiaUoo lid ranees from approximate!)' 110 to 'IS JN!I' cent al the operating buclgeta In the six ll}'ltemJ lilted, "havoc" II hardl)' delcrlpUve al tbe result lbould the levies faD. • Far bow could tbete be bavae In IIOIIletbln& that ceued ' · to 1 That II the ,;.,h.;.,• """' ' ~· Wehavebelrd-folbll)', ''Tbey'regoiDCtoboller wolf! wolf! -too allen," augestlng there Will be a Ume when praperty ·ownen nft.e to be burdened furtller far '" ' IUP(ICiit ll tb8lr loeallcllooll. - that mav ..._ but •••••, mUll not h · , Y-. ' ,...r,..... ...,..... 11 --~-• :.':!!:'~' here In 1888. Sbould our people BO vote, the """""' _..,.., ~. cbarJed by law to CGIIdi,Ji:t the educaUan al our Jlllllh, first " , would have to plan a sbartened sehacll year anchaliOCIII as (IOIIIIIble alfer the voten an ~J to chance tbelr decillooln a speclal elec:tloo (at the UOII.II .,,,...,. al • •..-~ an el-tlonl . I,A;I.I ""'" , Some diltrlciB In Ohio have held as many as special elecU0111 to obtain the required minimum mlllage. In tbe ...__ there 11 other _,...cal end, approval ha scome, ....,..use no way to keep the schools open, Just about everyone Is agreed a brake must·be put 01! spiraling levies upon property, even for sebools. Moet al111 agree the present system II archaic, designed - and It worked well enough - for a people livlnc and educating clllldren In less complicated Umes. Yetweareloathetomaltethechanges nee ery, even " . wltb numerous examples sel by neighboring states. The problem Is mi.red In ''politics" and in a natural and healthy conservaUsm against changing a system that worked <and why shouldn't It work stlli?J. However,weC81111otaffordtojunkthejalopybeforewe ., . getasleeker-llnedjabintbegarage. Educators of Oblo are deeply concerned that lcltool , aupportreformwlllcometoolate.Alread)'thedeadlillebas pessed In many communiUes. And It may bere II!JCIII. lfeaV)' .... .......,1,_ far ,____ _. teacher and non-academic em·•-e ,..u~are moun""• '"""""""' by the bour. West V'""'"'", wltb """'liB salaries !I -... u!:::'cularl hiCher salaries II malriq Oblo Schools reel, ...., M Y In f • our "river diatrlciB." Ifli up tO propertY owners - no one else- to keep 0111' schools operating to the alalidarda required UDder law. It also Ia up to tbem to loot about far a r,;, mare fair and equitable way a1 paying the bill. ADd when · '·· that way 11 clear, they must lnllat that OlD' 1epresentatlves : In Columbul put 11 Into law. 1 t THE GENERATION GAP '7 •. Meigs Count)' voten also must make a decillan 011 an •· luue that bears, In a real - . directly upon the Penn .State Whips Ohio Bobcats, 42-11, :~ ·-B.ueks Win 19th In .. . ~Row; Rex Kem· AD.d '· . . -.-........ ....... ..' 2 Dr., 6 cyl. :~ automatic, top con- . dltlon. was ~1395. $1195 �.... ___....,,_S......... : · . 1 · ' ; . · · · · m, ·F·tt · ·h · w· etgs core~ ' • • c ' ·, , .. ' . , ' ' 0 ' ' £aliipolis Su;tprtses ~ogan' Eleve~ 12 ' 17- The Smdoy 11mea- Sentinel, ' Sunda.l', October 26, 1969 . - , ' . \ Of Neal Boys Southern VaUey Alhlotle Coofer-• play aa they head toward 11lelr third coosecut1 1110 'SVAC title. Only Hanan Trace elands In the way of anolher undoleatod SVAC IO&IUI and thatpme, the WUdcata va. the j!Gbcata, Ia.., tap Thursds¥ night at K y g e r 28-16. Crook. It waa the sixth straight win ·B ig Jon lkltllgeb, 205 )lOWI) tor the Bobcats who are now 7- aenlor tumlac'k. was the "work1~ In all - · and 4o4).0 lq horae or tile night" as he car- .. LOGAN - Gelllpollo slllllllled 1 ............. looltw at,roalo ''' bore F\iclll nfaht by IJPaiiiiW the Lopn Chlallailll' Par-' ·· · 'NIIbl actllltioo 12-0 at HOitop Stodlum. !\>arked by the runni!W or tho Neal boyt - Pete and Chuck. ' -the Galllano alao turned In lbolr boat 4e!enalw olrort of the. '1•r. It waa 11le Lopners' ftrst aelhack In four gamoo, Pete Neal, despite a severo .~llitel: on his loft foot, Jug. drive was aided by two LG. ..... Uie )ligokln for 144 yards ... penalties ' - !or oasldea BY KEITH WISECUP GALLIPOLIS - The Eastern Easles of Coach Billy Kincaid ended their tour game winless streak In fcy!ng eolors Frlda,y nl(!bt by virtue of a Incredible 80-6 romp over the winless Southwestern IUgblanders at Southwestern. H was the high~ est score In sootheastern Ohio in 21 years, since Gallipolis beat Nelsonville 86~ in 1948. ~~ The Eastern reserves play• ed the majority of the time . from tile seeond <JJarter oo. In : fac~ the Eagles first 1o1m ran cmJ.y one series of plays in tile second half. The score, hil!h as it was, could have been much higher as the Eagles had t h r e e touchdowns caUed back by pen. " altlesl ' " Eastern's paaslng game 1ras " sharp as ~rterbacks junior .. Dave Smith and sophamore Jim •· Amsbary combined for six touchdowns and 204 yards by ' air. .,. Scoring In tile opening quar. -· fer for the Eagles was Smith o • m a one yard run with Soph. 011101'0 Jihd Dennis Eichinger ... taking a pass from Smith for ~" Ute estras to start of! the big " DIJ!bt. ' Also inthefirstquartorSmlth ·:· passed to junior end Tom Ksrr ~:.!1\V, I'!- . Iufn la~raled JQ Eich~ who scored, tbf1 entire · plat covering 21 yards. Senior tullboek Bob Ritchie ran lho ··~ extras to make the score 16- · P.•. ., ALBANY - The Southern Loeal Tornadoes feU to their In the second quarter Eastsixth defeat Friday nll!hl at ern blew It open, seorlng with ease. Karr caught a one yard Alexander In • non - league pass from Smith and 11le ex- WI against the ~s 52tras failed, to make it 22.0. 14. The Tornadoes or Coach Ritchie scored next on a 13 Bob Ashley have two victor. yard run writh Smith scoring ies. Coach Dave &llpes' boys upthe extras tor a 30~ Eastern ped their overall season reclead. Karr scored his second touch- ord to 3.5. down on a 20 yard pass from Smith for the final tally of the nrst half. The attempt for the extras failed with Eastern leading 44.0. SECOND HALF JACKSON - Darwin ValenKarr opened the third quar. Une, Jaekson's candidate for ter, scoring 00 a 76 y ard AU-Ohio hooors, ran wild over pass rrom Smith for his third Nelsonville-York Frlda,y nll!ht touchdown . Junior halfback as the lronmen stomped t h e Terry Carson carried In tho ex- SEO cellar dwellers by a 40. tras for a 52Jl count. D score. The JHS win clinch. Then SoM,Y Cline tallied 011 ed at least a tie for the 1969 a two yord run with freshman SEOAL crown. fUllback Randy Boring making Valentine carried the ball25 tho extras to up the seore to times for 243 yards and scor. 60.0. ed 22 points in leading Coach Sophomore end Bob Caldwell Ben Buckles' undefiStod Irontook a 5 yard pass !rom Ams- men to their eigllth straight hary lor a 66.0 score as the viatory. pass failed for the extras. Following a scoreless first Amabary got Into the scor- IJOrind lholistlessJacksonlolm ing act on a 2 yard run with came alive midway In the seca tackle converled to lbllback ond quarter to move tho ball seorlng the extras lor an amaz. with Valentine seoring m a In' 74.1) lead aftor three <JJ&r· nlne.,ylrd run with throe minlora. utes loft. ~rtorback Torry Southweitom found P11dlrt Oshorno passed to Craig Oli; in llle •final• <~U&rter m ... · 65,. , •er .lor., U... ......,slotund an yard paso from quarterback 8.ll load. Joe Waters to Fullback Ruacy Hudson. The attempt for tile extras failed on a run. Sophomore hallback R I c k Williams took a 20 yard paBS from Amsbary for Eastern's 11th and last touchdown. The try for the extras failed on a The Bulldogs netted only 59 pass. yard a on the ground, connect. Next week Eastern travels od oo nine of 22 passes lor to Racine for the annual finale 87 ylrds, and saw one InterIYith the Tornados next Satur. cepted. day nlgllt In the wrap up of the Ironton' s Rick llo,ykln slamseason for both teams . med 92 yards In 20 carries to Coach Gary Billig'a!Hg)l]andpace tile IYimera while D a v e ers may have another rough Coon topped Athens with 36 evening next week at Miller yards In 10 tries. lrontoo has a llrm hold on against the Faloons, who clubbod Eastern 20.8 earlier. East. second place In the SEOAL with ern Is 4-3-1 overall and 3-1 a 5-1 mark while Athens is now in the SV AC. Southwesteili Is 3-3. 0~ ovoraU 0.5 In 11le SVAC. 0. pdowlllttwo lntereepted. • • ', ~ .·' Flrit d0w01.'• t •. 18 7 , , PVN'l1NG' an au MOVC selectloo as a · nacloos ahead. Sanlor hallbaek em lost Ita momentum and Ute Yds. Rushing •• 222 62 ME:IGS-f1117d, ·HIII'106)'da. 59 31 WJi!LLS'!ON· ~ Hder,tb' sophomore, ran I'OIIld>-over Ike !Pmcer seol'ed 11le extraa ~s pleked up a big head Ydo, l!aBIIna or steam. TOtal 'Yda.· ; , • 281 99 yards. .• · . the Tornado deronse as he was tor a 8.0 Tornado IOIIdl the spark plug In tile AlexUIWl11l the rwlllna 0( ..tor Passes ..... ·, . 4 8 ·' PUN't IIETVIIHS· l<'rDl 6 'liEIGS ~ Grate, 2 tor•llll der oaense. After lho ~· 1iere un- fullhaek ~zz-Wblllateh, )lnlor Passes Southom took the opening able to move, Southom UICO hallllaek Bill CUrry ancl Hud- Passes 1rt. , • • 0 0 Rltehhu't, 1 for 2. kick~ from Its """ 25 ancl opln drove down to Ute Alexthe ~· buiH up leadl Ponalllti ••. • , •• 10 WELLSTON ~ SaltZJnao, 1 marched down lleld, over - - ander 20 before losing the baU or 22.8 It halltillle, 38.8 af. Fumbles •• •; •••• 1.. 3 !or 8. . .• tor three quarters or p)IJ, and Fumbles Lost • • 2 FIJI(IItE;S RECOVERED erlng the ~·· Sophomore oo a tumble. hal!bsck steve Jenkins carried 'lbls proved to be Ute tum- 52.8 mldwa,f In the fourth quar. . INDIVIDUAJ. RtlSIUNG , MEIGS . ~ - r , 1: Floyd, tor. iiEIGS TC YDS AVG 1; Well,l. Frellhmla hallllaek Plul Jus. Abbolt ••• • •• 15 .63 4.1 WELUITON- . Leach, L · tlc:e lcored thollnal tou<hdown Boas •••••• 18 106 5.9 KICKOFF RETiliiNS !or Southern oo a 25 yard run. Archer • • • • • 8 56 7,0 MEIGS - lklaio 1 for 1f. The try for the extraa failed Floyd ; • • • • • 5 · 11 2.2 . WELUITON . - s.Jtpn•o, 1 With just one minute remainTho -erfltl lrUimeo roll- oo a run. O'Brien • • • • 4 ..:11 -U !or 21; Sltl!art,; llor 1«. ' ing in the half Osborne fired ed up \7 first downs, 379 yards Nest Saturday nJsht swthorn Tesm looil , • • 1 ~ .s.o, SCORE BY QUARTERS a 33-yard touchdown pass to rushing, and COIUIOcted on two will moot boa~ with Eaitem •' Meigs • • · • • , 0 18 o' &- 2t Hallbock Craig Oliver and Val. of ftve . pass attempts for 40 In a SVAC leall\IIO tilt on lho. WEL1,ST()N TC YllS AVG Wella ton • , • 0 0 0 0- 0 . entlne ran the conversion for a )'ants. Toi'IWIQe' boms field. Thla an. Headl.,Y •• • ••• 17 81 4.·? STARTING UNEtlP: ·MEIGs 16.1) halflime lead. The Buckeyes- only40 11181 affair Is lho soaiooa's end Sallllnan •• • , • 3 12 4.0. OFFENSE - ~k and ·Klola, In the third period Valentine yards ruaking, 10 ftrst downs, !orboell teams. , Martin •••••• 3 9 ·3.CF. enda; sntzelandlllan',tselder, slashed ove< tickle for a 53 and completed only of 22 SCORE BY QUARTERS Jarvis , , • • • , 2 -6 4.0 V811 · lletor and Boyd,· auuda; yard touchdown aprint and then PISIOI for 71 yard a. Silu11lem •••• • 8 0 0 6- u · S.Wos • • • , • • 7 ·9 ·1.3 Rep" Abbott, CllderJ O'Brien, ran 11le conversion to push 11le Dave Weaver, a bard..trl•· AleKtnder .,. ••. 0 22 16 14-- ~- ,Team loss, • , , ·• l li25 ~- QB; Hackett IIIIi Boai, · 1111; load to 24.0 IYith 10:23 show- Ina fUUback, paced the Nelflrit downs: AIOXIQdor 8 RECEI'{ING · · '~IIIQI Abboll, 'Fil; Alttl'llatea: lng oo the eloek. sonvllle-York attack with 28 Southern 5. ...• · MEIGS,.. RltdiJut, 1 for 59 ,Ycher, Floyd, -Grate, .,....,., Valentine pleked up his third yards in 17 earries. Pau Att: Aloxander 6 Soutlj. yards (TD). -T. WWiama. · TD of the contest on a 25 Valentine's ftne performanc:e "'"6. WELLSTON- HOIIdley, 3for liE1GS •DEFENSE. ,..· Wtu yard dash with 9:06 lett In tile Friday nlgllt ..,. . glvoa him . Pau Cclnq>: Alexander 1 29; Janis, 2 for 1; )!artln, 1 and Vaushlo. ende; S!Jatlohllll contest 1Yi11l Osborne addlngtho 1,180 Ylrdl rushing In ell!ht Soulliere 1 ·for 7. ' Barr, tackleo; Allen WQ!iaint; two point conversion oo a run. contosta this IO&IUI and his lnterc:eptl.ooo: Aloxonder 1 P~ middle ~ •'l'IIQ' WOII•m• Three minutes later Oliver 114 points seol'ed ranks him Soutltem.l . MEIGS ,.. ,()'Brletl, o for 3: alii VaJI "*'-; l!Mbllelren; sprinted 11 yards for the llnal among tho state's loaders. Fumbloa: Alexander 0 swth- WOITI!,l ,f0r·1 IT»). . Ho!Dier and Arcb8r, comer-Jackson 'ID IYith Dan Murphy The seore by quarters: em 4. . WEt,LS~\'1 - Seitloa, 6 for ' hacka: O'BrloD and Rltchba\'t, running the COI!Yersloo for Ute Nels-York · · · 0 6 0 0- 0 Fumbles Lost: Alexander D 0 Allenatelif lklbla ftnal score 0( 40.1l. Jackson . · ... 0 16 8 16 - · 40 swthem4. CUd:iT ' ... · Junior Oris llldneU who was 11 lho 10 ylrda to put lho Tor- Ina point Ill Ute pme, u lleiJ• W'ston . ., '' ' ~ t SooJt~~; TOIIJIIher, )hO Neal boys eollected 253 or tile Galllons• 267 ua yardo In 42 of 52 ~ground rplQI. Tom Proae, hack In action IGr the first tlme· tn nearly a moo111, wat used prlmari'" •• " I bloeklne baek Friday. Prose ·801 12 Jardl In five tripo !rom tile lullback alot. Pete Nse1 ran from Prose's old tanbaek ·toni. • • 'n o· non, . . FALL PARADE" or.:_SiVI.NGS''·. 1. • . •. . calledl~Eeksvleretoprryal~_!~~ toam ""~'· "~ Blue Devil a' forward wall for an .Cllllat•ndlng eltortoplnstCoach Dlek Mikes' Chieftains. -·"''"' by Coach ""·· ......,s was .....,_ a Logan acrlbe as saylng,r"rd hate to plo,y that team when aU their backa are heal11ty." - - Chleflaln I "~ s, - - a a o w itart this year, boolleed hack a!tor I~ to Jack,... (12~ .,_. ~- ~ •"• Oil -.... 26 to ww woreo ..... tie ooe. 'lbe lou loft LtJS with a 3-4-1 ....... record; ~AilS Is 3~.1l on the year. outem leiane p)IJ, Logan Ia 2-3-1 wbJie GARS Ia 2.4.0. . Lopll'a cbanceo !orav!J!19g -n-- In'ib.ii.- ·•. ·~.· ... .. ' '1/1 .. ' . · ,;: ,;' ' ' 4'xa~· SHEET +- . . ' S4l9 RAFFJ•. · ,s·.T(MERRY .. ONLY . I• !:,-"'~~rtorhack 0, :' : : • • Bob John. The powerfUl Lopn Ill· nal celler, ·hurt It Ironton on Sept. 19, .was hack in top form JIOinglntoFrldoy'sconteit. Just ~~re the Blue Dovlla' first tolidldolm, Jolmaton reln.)med illlde. ..,.._., In th 80COIId an ~....., e ~had to leavelho game illllft. S Smut,, . . .. ~. Chi Ina, 7";-k~~en ~~~ t:frll , In L~MS Galllpella , . _ ~113 .. ' . '----------------' ENDS North, c. Nnal, (Logan) Gai'OY, McFadden, B. Shaw, M. Shaw. TACKLES - Crawford, M. Walker, Hutchinson. GUARDS - Hartman, Monk, Schmitter, YQU~W. Ct:.NTERS Culbertaon. Paige. BACKS - Beougher • Johr>ston, Krebs, Lowe, McBroom, G. Smith. NEXT GARS GAME - OcL 31, at NelsonviUe-York. The Egyptians were the first peop1e In history to di- Logan . . . . . . . D 1 0 o -1 vide the year into 365 days. yARDS GAINED PASSING Gallip011s ... 0 0 0 0- D Logan .. . .. 11 Ul 22 65-108 TOTAL YARDS (Rush-Pass), It I YG TD GaiJipolls 53 25 130 59-267 )IIIIlCh 0 n • JIOl1b, R,ltk Hueholt, Pete Neal and Lamie ~sh otood CJUI '"' defonse for GAllS. Mike Young, Bob Schmitter and Rory Me. Broom pac:ed Ute Chieftain defenders. Friday, GARS will play at N0IIODvlll0 \<0 rk ' - · IYIII • . ....._. boat Wellston. 0 WeUstoo ~ ~~··,; • • lrantorr~tt ~; . , Wheelor!lburr ,at I'll..... Eut \¥ . ,... asblng(m CH at i'llrlsmoulh Che~keat .Coal Grove. too 6 Barbe- 21 ,AU'·-c:e I' •-· -• , JelftriOD 37 CarUsle 12 • YflJ wilb ~ \'llllilerecCIYer- a!tor IIY!tw up ,two ...... !ollo!dnrljli marched 73. yard• ~-eCoai,Qrijyo ' • • • • • • • • 11-1 0 P. Neal.··· • • • • 11-3 TOTALS D-4 0 x~no htorc=n) ° 0 Logan • • • • · 12 16 9 14- 51 0 FUMBLES 0 Gallipolis . . . ... 0 0 0 I-I 0 2 1 2- S ~~LEoS LOsT · PLAYER C.A YG TD GaUipolis •• • .•• 0 0 0 1-1 Garey • • • • • • • • 1·1 11 0 Logan • · · · • • • • 0 1 1 2- 4 Ml Shaw • • ' • • ' 4-10 .54 D yARDS LOST PENALTIES B. Shaw • . ' •• • • 2-3 43 0 Gallipolis (4)~•• o 0 15 35-5G 0 5 0- 25 7•14 108 0 Logan (3) • TOTALS ·P.ASS ==g~TION ~Gall.:~) LiNio r ~ r' , . ' ' '' " TOO IG OF IILLS? • • :• • HE •y BILLS ' * 'EL..ECTRIC. BILLS '* FUR"ITURE IIL\,.S * PLUS THE REMTI : ' e • .: •' • " FORGET THE~ WLTH j. e • e : • e : : • • • • ' '. ' lba eft. . 1!1U11' '' Bd>ce'a ~ . . · 0( M!:RCERVIU.E - Trailing 8.0 It halftime • Coach M e I Carter's North Gallla Pirates roared back In the second half to take a 40.14 victo~ over ·• tbe Hannan Trace Wildcats. The will pve North Gallla a 3.:1.0 record In the Southern VaU•• Athletic ~~er. ~ ence. The Pirates are 3.5.0 In all games, Hannan Trace Is 1".0 in ~e ~ "' SV AC and 2.S.Il in all games. Next Thursds¥ Haman Trace travels to KYger Creekandnext Saturday night North Gallla entertalns Hannan, W.Va. The Wildcats took an 8.1lload ~ It still 8.0 at tho half. In lho fourth period. Wltlo 3:48 Harvey Brown put North Gai- lett, Smith ran 10 yarda to lla on the sc:oreboonl wben he score and then with 22 - · drove for two yards IYith 11:- onds loft In I h e CCllllell, 56 left In the third period. The Smltil scored em a ooe 7Ud try for the PAT was no good. run. The Pirates scored a !Ill • Hannan '!)'ace scored .1 t 1 . ahead touchdown IYith 5:39 lett other touchclown In Ute fatirtb In lhe third period. Bobby Rat. period wben'\Voyne~.-, urr plunged lor one yard. The ed 20 yards. The try lor lba try for the PAT was oo good. PATwasoogood. Terloy George rambled 37 Each team hall seven lint ylrds anc1 Alna Hall ran I h e downs. u-an Trace ran up PAT to give the Pirates a 20. 221 yards rushing and I'IIim· 8 lead at the end 0( the per- pletod seven 0( 21 paesea for iod. 65 yards to net 286 y&l'ds. The Rocky Hall Intercepted a Plrltos groUnd art 273 yanll Haman Trace llllBS with 5:01 00 tho gmm· anc1 41.. loft In the-fiMrlll .period a .n d ltve if '10 !lll5s&s o returned it 23 yards for anoth- a net of313 yards 1 ·• • ' er Pirate touchdown. Jack Smith North Gall Ia . , , o 20 2cl- 40 ran the PAT. Hannan Trace. • 0 0 11-14 Smith scored two touchdoWns ;w · f'Ot'10' o NEW AND EASY WAY, WHILE YOU WORK OR PLAY ·Matic· for men and women If you lack Jhe time or will power lor regularly sc:heduled exercises. don't despair .. . here is your answer. Just wrap a Tone-0 Malic around your waist and go about your business, pleasure or favorite sport. Now the belt does the ' work, causing saggy stomach muscles to resist the weigflt and firm up in the process. Firm toned-up muscles replace flab and usually result in inches oft the waist line. All you have to do is wear it .. . no fuss ..• no slrain you are exercising in your own everyday mOVI!menls. Wear it either under or over your clothinf .• : ~soo, llandy'a the end '. brolher, ran the PAT to pve The Hannan an S.O lead, In tho first 1ard1 In elaht ~· Wlt~,fle period. second ~ ltlll J!ol0,14l:U Slarti!W oo their own 35a1ter ~ weM tlltllaallU'd; ..,._ the kickolr, the Bobcats drove try lor tile PAT wu aOJOGi)IIIIIJ. 65 yardo In II plays and WhHe it waa 1'-14, Hamltt otlllttlad. aeored on an 11 yard run. Roth- On tho march, Jtclll• gob nn the poirts 8lld It was s. 'pa11od 24 yarda to llaCIIelb to 8, spark the drive. On the second play 1rom A recovel'ed lllmble oo tho scrimmage after the ensul!W Homan 48 aet "' lba !!obcot1' kickorr, Handy 1bompaoo scoot.- so · aheld IOilChdown. 'lWei.. od 54 yards for the WUdcatll' plays later, &tJwlb occired 1111 second touchcl""n. tarry oeeond touehdowll frllll two Thompson nn the PAT and the yards out and KYger CrMk W Wildcats were ahead 111-8 at 211-16. Apln tho try forthePAT · waa nosood. There was no •eoritw In lba EXPOS BUY WPEZ third period. The MONTREAL (IJPI) - The c~ tumbltL A lf,Jger Montreal Ell;poa have purchased Crook march botrged &own ari Emerlto Lopez Jr., a 24-year- the Ha,..n 19 yard line. old Infielder !rom tho Detroit Rolllgeh aeored hlo 11llrd Tigers, the team announced Frl- toucl-down in tile fourth parlllll day nighL on a three yard pl._ The try Last year while on 10111 to for tho PAT was ooi)Ood. The Columbus of tile lnteroatlonal drive eovel'ed 54 yardo Ia 10 League, Lq>ez clubbed 20 hom- playa. ers afll drove in 69 runa.l..cltez baa hit 72 home nms durlngthe The Bd>ce'a rolled lor 4111 last lour seasons In the minor yards ontllegroundandloliladl1 league. )>411iiW for a total 0( 451 )'lrdl. Hannan had lt5 yards rt¥1.., 25 In the IIOCGrld hal!, and 75 The banana plant grows from 10 to 25 feet tall and yards !lllBsiiW, ell In the ftrit looks much like a tree, but half, lor a total of 210 )'lrdL it is not a tree. lt has no Kyger Creek • • 8 12 0 6- 28 Hannan • . • • • 16 0 0 Cl-11 woody trunk or boughs. !!LAYER PI YG TD worth, M. Davis, HaUoy. ~i'~e~•"":co'~ alii':"~':":,:; M B 1 0 0 GUARDS - Hueholt, Bsxter, a pass from Cremeens. It-s c roon • • • • • • •• TOTALS 1 0 0 KICKOFF RETURNS (Gallipolis) PLAYER KO YG TD 1 2 Howard • • • • . . . • • I 0 TOTALS 1 21 0 (Logan) IlLS? t • ~. Vall. ' : • , p'•rates • De eat m·ldc • ats 20 : 1n1 ldckolf, INC. 14 WE MAKI! 2nd MOIITCiAGE RE4L ESTATE Corner s.c..4 & C.... Street 1 YG TD I 0 0 G o· 0 1 ·u 0 Friday's. High 10!-Lool GAllS, OIMIIIIRJA •-n Smith • .... • .. • 5-9 U 87 0 Logan 43 39 56 55-193 U 0 21 0 RETURN YARDAGE Johnston • • • • • 7.. 0 08 0 Galllpoli s • • • 1 I 21 0-23 1 TOTALS • 14 INDIVIDUAL RECEPTIONS Logan . . . . . . 27 D 18 0-45 (Gallipolis) . PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE PLAYER c-A YG TD Gallipolis' ' .13 9 18 17-57 IY 111011 • Clelatl4, G. Davia, Romaine. CENTERS_ A. Wedemeyer, Sanders, LeiYia. BACKS _ Snowdon, Bush, ~~.GAiNED iu~t!I~GS-15 ~:!~rs, AVG SEO Stanc!:ngs • ! TOO .ANY .=- ll&ure computer number, Vao4a.,ol, M!Jr. ta thech 1289 TJa&fMson W6 LG TO 199p OP mar •Y~waY-us "" 49 If yoo -nt a 15.,yard penal. lrmton S I 0 175 60 cy against the Galliano- with Melp t 1 1 98 53 QB Snowden punching It over Athans 3 3 D 102 77 I ~ · • ~ Lo 2 3 1 80 58 I'O!ft woe ,..... ,,.th 6:54 lett • san in thO 'pori.id. Chuek Neal was . Geillp,lls . 2 4 o 112 81 stopped 'op the estra Point at- WellSton 1 5 0 42 218 tempt. Nola-York o 6 o 48 240 . TOTALS 2 . During this drive, Chuek Neal 3 23 2 836 836 had a 29 -Jirdet. The DovUo FRIDAY'S RESULTS: pmbled on · a fourth 'VICl .... Gallipolis 12 Logan o ·• M•'• 24 W -~·atton ... llielr O'jlrl 36 ..... ellston 0 aillj WIJII, Snowden got three Jackl0n,40 Nollo'York o Ul a anoak. Pete Neal' a 18 • . lronlbu 13 AIJiens 12 yard scamper around end put lrontoft' St. Joe 8 Coat Grove 6 the oval .., ~ Chieftain one.' Uma 27 Pllrtsmouib ia , Chuek Neal pleked up>48 yardl Pllrta. East ~ New BoitUI 0 111 ••it J I!fft ~l..ll!!rllll.l!lll ___Q&l,~ ~AME&: w onr. . . WIPikonote 30 ·Uma Bath 22 Earlier Ill ·U..llnal period, Maallllnn 33 WJII'rett llardlng . GAllS had marcbed to Ute LG. .14 . · pn nine, but Ute Chlefl belli. t!lsat Uverpool 58Doytoo ~ · .)1111 Juet befOI'I' diat, 1ba Gal- bar e ~ had lilt CIYtd oo !he C1ii. . 27 Cln. Eider 7 ilt.' but IOif•IJIIl \olJ tin I NniHtll· ~ always No. 1--never a six- PLAYE<;-"jpoiii~CB YG 109 a.3 Gall'--"• 53 29 130 68-280 13 C. Neal • • • · • " · · '!""' P. Nnal. ,' , •••• 29 144 4.9 Logan ••• 35 38 3918- 130 Proao. , • •• ••• 5 12 2.t YARDS LOST RUSHING S de 5 2 • Gall'-'is 0 4 0 9 13 ,_ • · • • • • • · ·• ....,. • · • TOTALS 52 267 5.1 Logan • • .•• 3 9 5 28- 45 (Logan) NET yARDS RUSmNG . PLAYER TCB YG AVG Gelllpolls 53 2S 130 59~ 267 32 29 34 -ID- S5 2 11 S. 5 , - n OP Krebs • • • • • • • ....,... 55 Lowe • • • • • · • 24 104 4. 3 pASSES ATTEMPTED 120 Jolmsion • • , • • • 1 3 3.0 GaUipolia • • •. 1 1 0 3- 5 Beo h 2 3 15 1 5 1 7 14 78 ·ug er · • • • • • ....,.. • • • • • • 95 M. Shaw • • • • • • I · -1 -1 pASSES COMPLETED 118 · G. Smith • •••.• 7 -35 -6 •Gelllpolls • • • . 0 0 0 0- 0 TOTALS 37 85 2.2 Lotlal! • • • • • • 1 I I 4-7 93 INDIVIDUAL PASSING PASSES INTERCEPTED 117 (Gallipolis) Gallipolis • • ... 0 0 0 0-0 :':t";: ~ ., ""*" DOWNS FIRST Gallipolis •• • • 5 1 7 2-15 BosUc, P. Neal, Burnett, E. Dixie 22 VaUa,y View 14 :: Greg 130 .poundaopll. llcmey 28 Urballa 0 PL~YER KO YG TD : . omore, replaced Johnston. Da· West Mldcllotown Madison 21 Kr ebs ... . ..... . 3 45 o • Qlte ftve eostly tumbles _ WILakota 0 TOTALS 3 45 0 !oor were recovered by t b 0 10!-.lmington 30 Circleville 14 PUNT RETURNS Blue Dovlle _ Smith gave a ~ ~• .....,. Canton Lehman 57 Claymont 6 (Gallipolis) IIIOod a e - 0( hlmsel! with B7 Unltec1PI'sl81tttel-nat.ional Cana ~ W1nchostor 14ToaysVal- PLAYER PH YG TD 11 tompletl In nine 1_ 6 P. Neal • • • • . • • 1 1 0 ~.. _.... 100887 ard a Dalton llelmont 80 Dayton Mea- Chllllcotlte 14 Lancaster 12 Bush •• .• • ••. . I I 0 --•·....., or y a. , -·0 Upper Arlington 59 N-rk 0 TOTALS 2 2 0 · Chick Lowe, lho Chleft:slns Tri-VaUey 34 Morgan 2 Marl- 27 Zanesville 17 (Logan) line !ullhaek, ripped the GAllS New Lexington 59 Roseville 0 Dayton Roth 39 Dayton Roo Nono defense for 104 yardo In 24 !110Dlllldoah 44 FrooUer 18 volt D soRECOVERED Enemy Fumtrip•• The -rful Chleflaln WoiterviUe 26 Pleasantvlew D Beavercreek 39 Dayton steb- bles: Bob Bsxter, Tmn PI-OM, fullbeek, prior to Fridsy'a Hilliard 29 Boaley o blns14 P. Neal and Tim Homsworlh; pme, led the SEOAL in rush- West Jo!for.... 18 Hamilton w hlngton c H 47 IWisbllro 6 Mike Yoorw. Ina with 688 yarda In 91 trips Twp. 14 • .;:.. Sandu~ 12 l!tte,yrus 8 PUNTS - Bush: None. - he was· aver&&11111 7 ·5 yardo ralrfleld Union 28 Pickering. · Cory.&wiUI 30 MeComb o Johnstqn: 1-36; Baoughor 1-31 per earry. lie avornged U per loll 14 Arlington 27 Ubert;y.Jlentlin 0· SCORING - GAllS: P. Nnal, carry Fricloy nlgllt. NOJ'IIIInO!' 52 Now AlbanJ 20 MI. Vernon 42 Gahanna 8 1-yard rom, 1:36 left In first Lopn, hold scoreleas for JackiUI 40 NoiiODv!Ue-York 0 IAJridon 14 Groveport o (run fail); Suowd'!ft. 1 ya~ run, 18 Ute second itralllht '('lOOk bY ~old S!awnee 20 Teeum- Grove Cley 50 MaryiVIUe 14 8:54 left In third (run fall), ~AL OJIPOIIenl, sat. ~ . ~ Ish ,0 Grandview 20 Mifflin 14 LIIS: None. GAllS nine In tbe~;orlod. ~viDe 20 Canton McKtn. Cole. Hartley 22 Cole. J!oady TEAM STATISTICS The drive tlndad witll! 1 Lopa ley 14 18 . SCORE BY QUARTERS lllillblo '"'~rlfl down., ,r~liti.Withrow 16 Cln. Western Carroll 18 Liberty , Unl,on 6 GalllpOIII • , • •• 6 0 6 0-12 lD_.~-~ · ~Ida• 1 ~-·• '· 1 6 · Esit Koox 20 ~ 14 Logan ... .. . .. o o o 0- 0 ,.1 u_..._ "" . I • Cln. Purc:ell 8 Cjn. McNicho- Waverly 56 MlufOJr.!. ~ .. . loot ·lho ·ba!l 011 ' loa o · •• · · ~ ~-~lhe}' Wt11l G8111a'a IDoiiiD Hill 2$ Mariemont o •••••-••••••••••••••••• •••••• 1 shaker llelgllts 3Z Parma Val. pme, loy For111 8. • ' ' • Logan, ~d the Chle(. llelp z4 we~~- o • fllne' one. 1D alx playa, ~ Cola. lfarl..i.Frankltn 19 Cola. • • ,, Smith marched the ~ 5wt1t 8 • · t 70 yards, to . the Galllans 28, Uma Senior 27 13 II but time i'an CJUI before t h e Uma ~~~a..., 3Z J- " · could ey problems where you're • lNDIVIDUAL NET yARDS RUSHING tho Blue DoYila to a 12-0 -rtctory O...r the host Chief- Beiwontatne : pleasure to talk over mon- GAHS-Logan statiS . tiCS . 1 ·. PANELI,NG·. ·. let US ShoW you how to pay oil those nailing billswith ana loan, ana poymen~ slzecl to Ill your lneome. Irs s.c.,.4 Annu• Pln'E NEAL, Gallla'a154~ tqbomore tallboek, Lopn' s end a and Ia os for yards In 29 144 carries Friday night to pace 11011. Larry rled lor 206 )'lrdo In 40 playa and scored thrie 0( tbOBobcata touchdowns. David White, 121 bound half. hack, seol'ed KYaer Creek' a other tou<ihdown. llAJihgeb alao aceountod for lho oply PAT oo the Bobcats' ftrst touchdown. White picked 111 141 yarda ln23 attempts•. The WUdeata trowllrstbloocl whoa Tom Dalwn uncorked a 58 yard pass play to Handy Th"""" r-=':t-::~ ~::.~~~~~::~:r:~=r.~~~,M ·~· ~ .:-;:~·"-=~- -~;~::-::~: · ~r:!:•~:::-:.::.~ ~.. ' r ·l l. ,. 1 '; ~ MANVILLE c· JOHNS- . I; 'If\ March Dhwn To ,.Carolina Lumber For TJUis, < ' protect your credit Snowd.;, ·tor. ~--------------~, and I'OIIIlllnB Ute kicker; Pete Neal carried· II timet for. fl ' 7ards during lho •stained drive. Pete Neal aeored from tho UIO with 1,36 left In the period. lie woe stopped art the run for extra pointe. , Bob Bester I'BCOV!'J'ed 61:01 , Smith's tumble 00 lho LHS M . to start the.~ period. The .....,N Gelllena marched to lho Chlei'a 21 . Lo-• held al tldt point. -· Tho Ch1efl eonttoned I he ball lor ll) playa, were forced to punt, tben regained poasea. alnn when Dory McBroom Interee....... a Lonnie ~ah aor_. tal oil the GAllS 31, Fromhero, Logan made Ita most serillus tiJi-oat, moving to lho GAllS nln In a1x play On e s. a fourth down pla,y, Smlthlllmbled,loo- ALL GAMml TEAM W L T p Jackson 8 0 0 287 Pllrta. East 6 2 0 220 lrmton 6 2 0 201 Mol11 5 2 I 138 Coal Grove 4 3 I 160 Lo 3 4 I 98 gan ' poa~rback Larry Geillpolls 3 S ,0 176 carrled Dve tlmoa !or two net : .~~/::''ena~ ~=~':mouth ; ~ ~ 11: ~~ PLAYER c-A , WeUBIOD 2 6 0 78 248 Bush • •. • • • • • 11-1 yards - he acorod lho Gel- llrit half. Nola VorJt 0 8 0 60 s .....den ...... D-4 Uan • cond ~. h · - In~I se ~• ~• w~ Chuck lloTo'ard rolurned Me. ·•· 287 TOTALS 0-5 third canto. , Broom's Utird fplrter kfckolr (Logan) Coaeh C. L. (Johnll1) Ecker 21 yards to Ute GARS 26. I! SEOALONLY PLAYER C.A m WHITE ..NO. 006 ........ of,.,. So lnlense wu the delonalve Jlq or boCII teams that Howard " WI In by Coach Bob •' Bruney to lltempt I 35-yard . lleld .ioal in tile seeond <JJar'\ f.er· Iiiiich wao oo good, - . led In llrat doWns 1411, ~ llle Winning Tigers roll. 7 ,.t "' ·1112 )'lrde ru lhlng and hit afne fl 22 paiSOI lor 1$9 ' I I lronmen, a·IBCh T.Ie For Crown. Tigers Keep Alive moNTON - An lncomploto two.p;dut conversion pass attempt In the final minute or piiJ enabled the Ironton Tigers to ICjUOak past visiting Athens 13-12 Friday nll!ht In a thrllllnl defensive battle. Tralling the Tigers by a score of 1~ . end Fl'ed Tom raced62 yarda wi11l a blocked 1rmton punt to narrow the count to 13-12 with 1:13 remaining In Ute contest. However, Quarter. back John Abdella's lwoi>Olnl pass attempt was no good and tho Tigers held tile lead. Coach Don Eskey's Bulldogs then attempted an mslde klek In en elrort to gain posses. lion or the ball, but the pigskin did oot travel the re<JJirod 10 yards and tile Tigers took over Ul Ute Athens 46 yard line and ron out the clock for their fifth SEOAL victory. The only seore In the first half oecurred In the seeond quarter when AUtens• defensive bock Stu Smith Intercepted a Greg Stornaman !lllBS and raced It baek 70 yards for a touchdown. A twoil(lint convorsim pass attempt failed and t h e tile score stood at 6.0 with 8:ll remaining In tile first half. Ironton took the lead In the third quarter wben Greg stern. aman capped an 80 yard march IYith a ooe-yard sneak lor a touchdown. Jeff lloTo'ard kicked Wllat was to be the me-jlO!nt margin ot victory with a suceeal!ulconvorsioo kick . On the first play of the fourth quarter 1rmton recov. ered an Athens tumble oo tile Bulldog 29 yard line to sot up the winning touchdown. Sevfll playa later Doug Henry ram. med over from tbe one )'ard line with 9:1& lett In Ute contell. llcnoard's converaloo klek W.e oo good, but lhe Tlgera were oo top 13~ and this set the lllaae !or the hectic final . : ~e{gs ·~~~ics_ . ,., Southern Walloped 52-14· . .'. r CIIESIIIRE Little Randy TIIcJnwiOII seored lwo touch-Olin tllefirstperlnd FrlciJQo· nt,ht at Ha,..n, W. Ve., tolllw ' the WUdcita a JS.Siirat period load but Coach llowiO,Lee Millor' a Kypr Creek Bobcats anip. ..ped hack to tsko a 20-16 hal£. llirle load and win tl)e eontost ,, · Dmla' llrst touchdown In tho lnitlsl Clll!o. Chuck Neal, used aa a blocker throughwt t h o ftrst bait clJe to 811 oocby lmoe (Coach Ecker Aid earUer in the week Chuck Neal Pl"Jbal>>¥ WO!IIm't action aplnit the Cblof.l) rambled !or 109 yarda . .,. Ill 13 tripa In the I8CUid half. • / I ' Gives GARS Third 'Win .·1r1 29 trlpa, He scored the Blue •' • 1, .. 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'• , SUPERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS •I• BOX 729-t, Tho Sun.lay Tl•o..Sowtlnol, P011oroy, Ohio GEMTLEioiEM: I AM IMTEIESTEO IN RECEIVING MORE IMFORMA• · TION ABOUT THE FOLLOWING FOR MY HOME: PLEASE CHECK . ( ) SIOIMG' Grade A . Eggs ADDII:ESS ........................................................................... ,.. Firm, golden yolh and clear whH..I '. ~llpr~ l_a/d at·Kroger Is guaranteed Sunru..Fr..h/ I'I i �'. '. ,. ,, . '' ., ,,.~ Jii:h;jJ;G-,;;,.nsey Herd is 'top P~odr¢~r llelp Coollt,y POMEROY - A IOip C01111t,y llalrJ herd, 11\ot or EdiUI Roush, Racllle, h the hiiJi1ell . prnduclng GuemlfOY beret 111 Oblo Ill milk lflil butterfat. 11r. Roush has liten .., ' JII'Oductlon tell!ng either DIDA Mollra Cault1. Tho Roush herd ......,. for llurlng this Ume hlo herd has 111o Jear 1968'611 lo 28.2 eowa _,t,y doublod Ill &vOI'QI! pro- ••er&81n& 12,809 ~a! milk . ductlon per cow, the proal or and 820 poiiJids or which Ia In lllo Oblo Slate UnlThe averap for lila lt2 Guerni!IY herd& on telll Ill the veral\)' record books. DurinJ the laot IIYeralyeoro elite Ia 9,170 pollllda of milk Vlrldl and Pauline Atldno have and tat pounds or 'bullerfot.· been 111e te~ .........oorslll Tho averap value or pnx!uc. charge or lhoteltlnaJ1I'Oill'&fllln .Uon per cow for the lt2 GuemlilY herds 11 ~o. tlcome over food coot averageo 11319 per cow for the otate Guem&el' averap. Rwoh haatwo eowalhethave exceedecl the level of 20,000 pounds or milk »or lactaUon, wllll oovonl excoedlng 800 pounda of liuttor!al. 1110 average of ..1 or llle 1,839 dairy herdo In Ohio m tell for the 11111 year lo 12,018 pounds of milk and 462 or DHDI, for Mtr\)' !0 .)'111'1. -rru. tile - DHJA overap hal re- 11t1111 f'l!tqoo•te for lllo blah ........,. at lllo 12,000poiiJidmllk pro61ciN cowa. (80 pro61ctloot lt¥el. ! II10l'll per dtJ for the ' Tha biB »rddlom IIIII re- bNedo ml to poiiJid1 Dllllno- fodnll ...,lllleDorll' for llle III1ID lireodl). ' and protein to por!llil cows to ' How can we overcome reach lllelr lnherlled ..... for lhlo prolilem? milk and l>lllerfat pnxluellikl. lllle 1111 II to IOrt 01'....., In aoner... 111o lreJ1d In bercl cowa ~ IOYel or production and -alon wllll ....,.,..,..,. fotd extra ll'lln above lhll auloiMUon and mass feodln& which the)' re<:elve Ill llle Jlll'· hal rooulled In lho hanclllng of lor. Some d.a,..,., are ... more cows per mon and more rood)' clolna this ond achlavmilk wlput per fiUifl, but ••· tJW exmllent rtoullo. erap production per cow Is AnOther metllod rorovereomremalnlnleaaentlallythe 1111110. boa the 01181'11' sllortqo, What •• thelaltor true? Por- not as eftlclent lithe former, haps lllere are a number of Ia to feed all cows additional reaiUis. One, mo,ybe the biB- grm with oUop. Thlo melllpat one, Ia that more cows od owsr!eeda lho low produc.... being m1lkod In parlors, era but doe& help to aolve the ll1cl ll'lln feeding Is Umlled to problem of loedlng ll1e hiiJil. !lll,y lhlt which they receive .....mcera enough grain. cUring llle row minute& they 81111 another - - . . . . . Ill <ill P"""'• ..- alfa!llll.~~~ or -a! ~~·· -' _ * ..,... Grow pigs fast on complete Purina" Pig Growenae ·- It's one thing to get P•RS ott to a fast start _ It's .1nother to keep th~m growing at a recon1 clip. That's where" Purina Ptg Grower.d-a h•gh -qw:tl•ty complete raiiOil - com~s 1n Th•s perlormance -pi'Cr...f product from Purina Research IS fed from the t1me pigs weigh an average of about 50 lbs. until they we1gh about 100 lbs 3rowena IS highl _ y palatabl~ ,Jnd contatns the " grow power" tu put on 1a.c-t. low cost po;;nd s. And •t's dVa1lable with A'SP-250•, d )IOu·r~ growm~ p1gs that have been under stress cond1t10ns . Drop in our store and let us tell you more about Pur.na Pig Growena and oth er complete Purrna Chows . They're des1gned to help you !itart, grow and lln1sh hogs last and at low cost. · J.D. NORTH PRODUCE CO. VINE STREET GA.LLIPOLI$, OHIO ean- Many clllrymen have given p••••••••••••••••• '' ir' ,. .'' . . .._..j • -·~-.' ' ,f , 'J - 'flit _.. , -,,!lfllta• !:::.,..... fflantllll7, _, _,IIi IIIII'· boillllhe lt¥tl o!JII'Oduc- ( Uon b e - of lack of pro. teiiJ. A few dalr)-men have lncor- · JIOl'lled the leedlnc Ill h II h mollturt corn- andhere_.,. the enerll' mo,y be odocpJte but Ullleaathe ration laliolIIICOd for protein,"""" will or. ten put m extra weiJ(1I ralhor than produce at their lnberllecl capac!\)', Whatever the ......... to achlave lltl oil 1.- the flye year 12,000 pound milk pro. ductllll plateau, dlarymen IDiot 'l:'.:'r pt~,.'l~- 2, · sl6pe. See them today at \ · ~ . . . ., , -----i.l==•••••••• -~~LI)~!ll.IS, OHI.O CAIIPINOEQIJIMNT pfuu:Biii!J) · llurha!R ~ . ,. Rul tstat. ;"' s~; ~· . . . ..,'!:'•.·. · ,~.-i, '' ' . ~· Ex- : m -~·----·- --------.:. Ph. ---- ,. Wantld To Rent , . Lower llnlil-,oq. ft._, lho -.~. . . . . . . ....... hill HOUSE 7 and bath, !aero, plenIY or free .water on Rt. 7, lie- ea, aheoola, orgardzadona, low -e-411. Marvin Gtrclner 446-DS67. WE $PECIALIZE Ill ~ 252-3 llldai. ......... ,, & balll, utilities paid, adulto relllodtU., ID.ddo ml ' .CIIil, _ eo.. ~ ol , aU l;ntet.d'li. 245 5828. Third Ave. P1J. 448-0$44. 251~ ------------1,-- --------------.. Real Estate For Sale 5TATION 011.,,. , ~.:~A~.f40P&S:.~' kelp Wanted n<•·· __ __,_:.:.-_:~--- ~~' - colltiESiloNilENT DUNN&BradiiiN.I:'Jnc., neodl 1 ......uorlontOd~•lchlal IIIIo his car and,._ avail11i1t tollltervlnOO!IaCoun- HDUSETRAILER ...... F " w tt6-1028, 252-s . Mobile homo 88101. Ph. 446- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9777. 252-3 8 REGISTERED lil••k An&Uo --,-----.,------- . - ·· t.al ClarencoJ LIJtDO >ELL OR RENT. Nw llauN, I 2541.6210. 252-3 2 11 compent01 an • parttltne - a . Perfect 'for I reUrod • New type of seat adjusts four differont ways lor livingroom comfort in the field. or se1r • ompiOj'ed per...,. Sond ohort handwritten re- o Fiv10-positlon tilt steering wheel-put it where you want it. TODAY I • Popular "H" pattern gear shift, plus new easier shlfllnll. • Curved-face foot pedals, comfortable from any antlle. I •• Jwt, wt can stu• JIUr tlrn TREATED FOIIORE HEATI .' YOUR STOVE OUR.LANDMARK ay·LANDMdk, ~- ' ~ SERVICE STATION IS OP. 24 HOURS 'RilE dP.:Y,..11 ..·. CMlTL;NDMall • Plucs • Anti•Freez_t • Pelnts · We'll Whiteilzt YQdllru ' • . • Work-proven features: torsion bar draft control keeps you plowing evenly; Torque Amplifier boosts pullnll power; and many others. large lhhw 'If"' ' _, .. ~er, holst. CAR ~elot. cit llmllo. ~-"•L~•tta Ohl 0 a-850' """ _.., o • r •••",; . ., '~· =~TT'!:':k. ------------......1 ; . OFFJCE ~ACE, ''1 . ~ a!t,.....S. . ce~ lllll~T.GIIC BE AN EARLY BIRD ON ••DIIItl'ollft. 1HIP700Foroldu!tw 1988 noo Ford truek ~~' " l*' ,...,.., •• ' ·, ply, ' .,· . 2t7.e· Ita~ T,Fordpldoup to ,..1,, \tin, with . . , IIIII F 100 Foret u. ~~;· -~ ~~------r -~- .. "r•tOcli •...,.... • loco .,.,.,.f'!!'i· wtlto - - -~ . FAIIMb,_. ,wllh,.. without _ II): 1~ . ~ l.' F_ ·-~ rted)' . ' . ·... .. 3._ : . ~-: ~ ~::~ I, ''.t · · " · ,, , t8-a::u , , . -:-"" ~ ~r ~--"'"":"' ___._ ··• ... .J...i~ ·o · FURNISHED....,._... bltur- . . . . . ._ A GARAGE · A"D . ., H.# .... for Ji>l 1 W ltel T-.... Sonlee, 191111-llJ-, H?.U ..WATDI . -------------DELIVERY SERVICE CALL Grover LOfla, ~ll or Bob ~ 446-11118, 210-t! -LEE'S PLUIIBING -if REifJD' ELING, Crown CIV, flllo. I'll. 2541~11114. 2i7.U -------------..;,. Central Air!'_ _ ,. Stewart'• Haad:nL~ VInton, a.to ____ ....:......;. ___ .....: __· '~ _ GILLENWATER'S Siptlc Tu1 Sonlce, flf Slnlth Dr., Kan1;11&11. MG-9499. 201-U BACK 'i!OIIt or ICOOIJ looder HrYice. CaD Cbarlto L. Roocb.4f69239. CASE 450 STOR't' LOCATED ON A LOAN THE PRICE IS S1: '"'0RCnASE 6~ AN~ (\ NUAL P' ~QV .~E RATE WITH M•. ~ ··' PAYMENT CELLENT NF'n ORHOOD. LARGE 1.,_1\\.V ,OM WITH WOOD FIRE 01v .. ~ING RODMl3LARGEBEDROOMS, AND 1)1 BATHS, FULL BASE• MENT AND 1 CAR GARAGE. REDECORATED .Extermination Co., Wheelorlburr, Ol!lo- PJJ. 57t1112. 232.u 1~ CERANIC TILE' and u...... CLUDES FAMil't' ROUM, LARGE KITCHEN'- FULL BASEMENT MODERN (NEW) FURNACE. 2 CAR GARAGE ON A LARGE SHADY LOT. LH EVENING CALL IKE 't¥15EMAN AT 446·3796. IT NEEDS PAINT INSIDE AND OUT. BUT ITS PRICED AT $16,500 WHICH IS Wlt.Y BELOW TODAY$ MARKET VALUE. CALL IKE WISE~ MAN NOW. ~;r.f~ j.d-Fcit~ FAIN OF $64.-' FOR 30 YRS. THIS HOME HAS BEEN COMPLETELY REMODELED PLACE ,-ORMAL DINING ROOM (COULD BE FAMILY Alll'\)'pewort\ d -· Call-446-9359. HERE'S A WEl:t:- •<-<t'Oitr CA.fn> -IN THU1UMN. __,If: . .. STRIJCTED MODERN Q .,_..VO!h- QUA,LI~Y fi.QR u~THI-;- HUGE SHADED LOT IN EX~ ~· -----------0ooer: The Best Buy You'll No Money Down Find :1n aam110ns ~ ~~~n~P~O~~~o- -- - Alii-, US- --------------· 198-11 lnsn!ce T, H ;j ICia •I '"fllloll't· - ." .. 1988 IS -~ 110 Mobtto hotne,% • }'rlolto Mil; Ph; t.I Util, Utlnlo.ili, ,_.......-,iaom.cau ' til;« ····c~lfo!· ,. ·2150-3 =~.:~:c pJdoup ·=• · -"" .-.-- - ---------;- .,,..,.. zil!is. ....- ' ·· · 250 -i Ollt Nw . w x Jil, 'lori~EliQr'~;·;;,;;H •tlrel fill, ~. F~ , Ja,. ' ,~;;ole -- ' '• . " Qhle Volley i;ofli.."'tC.. '133'Pitltlt., ~:~~~~ ..r.jat, ....,.lcit Lototed • ~~ltl ~ """' GaU~I, 111 • .... =n~C.:=·.:: ' , '!':.IIi.:'; !all; • pl-. J b'oiljooa•, 2liaJII. rooma, •llll!tl,ln llwlnl room · _. hall. NIC. lar~ ldtdlen · , · andt11111D8uw,alf 1pt.ne~ecl 10 .., ..,..., with blrCI! •*-· Forced liMIT.b 1......1 " ft. Bod. 1 M 11 ~~~ llailJ!e 1'1111ir mi, .,_' tte.:sn. ' .15041 ·-,;~;,4~~~Ci· . -H-.-----.,.---OOD Raitt Prlet rt- -. .. .. . . 0 r , . ,.., 446-1066 ·. ~-r ·~ ·~ :"......~':.:..uu..:.,. MORE FARMS 37ACRESOR1AC. R'" -------------·· ~ Plumblna & Heatlq · IIOilEIIJ'I Inn, cn Door piU, . nlct!J Jllpelt,tl. lath, lb'JIIod llEWrtrs PW . · well, atochtd pond. 0011 rto. ANI! lfEATJH~'ING I'll. · GOOD LOC.t\11011, 4 liedl_, -~ 11111 1n kl·~'• """' lautelt!lat~- Prlct redllced.l<el.-Rd. HOllE SITE oraU...Twomllool'nmettJ ,., m. Nlctloeauon. · . · 4te~ns · ·· ·~ Tttp, '"' '·: iii'·PGIUfll Aft. 9 Cllf•...,.,.,.. .. •- \"- fill . ~ u_. :~. ~ ~~J~J, ~ '~ '• ''·• ·' • .... -- •;,_ ' •'' " " "" . l___,_:_ ' k ~. I .•. 't' ~ '{ '· ·-itltl: huoll~.~~~=:r·~ .l't ;•.'to ;·, t )j~ ~· : "l.l'l-;., '1.,· ' J•h• •• III.U ...... ·",1;-_____ ~Rille ' . . 1 ~ .,{~P;~,: •.· ~·- ~ ~ · ".1 F~'rn•,'l·. lll-!ft, , ~.. . . . . ." . ,. ,;~- 'iJI/!t ,~",~ ' -: ·~ • .0. ---'!!""~~~..,.;."""' 11 f· t;r. Sto ua. 1 .. ~ ' 1 --·~'ClJni'lt'':. ,_ ·- ,__Pl}b~ . , .-. - .•,... 2." · ..,.,.. ,_·,·.•- ~''IIJA11NG ~§~~~ ·_. . .·.~:!i ·i ,, ,.t!Ll;;t.. l" . ~ ' -""""'.... . ioll:.li.t':A. . . •·h..;., .CT;''~ -:""J•t ~..., . . . ~ --- I • -t· :"~':·::,:~ .._ lhlt ovar. '·· l'llllit iM-.tm qiwliJ ""*~;- on.. . . ..... n, WE ARE I!AVING hQilrlll for a..U llrmaahl clin,_. 271.U --011 1'J!A!loEI!liiTE. ~ ..,.... --~----_.,______ . Rae._ ~ lit., ~ H~!itoa 6 . , ' •,' - . :. .. • ACRE$ ' :~~~;i:..,~:;;.;,~~~~~~-~ .............. ---t.JI ~ ~ ~ -~ 1-~~ a..garap ..... --.au locaUm- 1 IJidc. 45 x 110, VEIIY NICE tl&h\ .....mhcii.e. Can IIi Pcllased for lou 173 A., .5 A. .~.beH, 3$ A. YO.. will W..0. Ill& modii'D . lhaa r'llla-.tcoeto!lildr. JW!em, 20"' ,..., tO A. rollkllrehen, CIJt)fiiod; IIWOoora, . a~bw. beltnce Jllature. It 4111100111.,..-....,botllml 7 rm. Dlodenlbouae, a -•-•• •- ... n mr. larpllarn,anoiiOOA.UJlder.. ~.':";...;;; ..:::::· 3 HALF MILE OUI. Nice 5.,..,. laid wllll-a. Prlce$15,000. fUr:-. llalll .;;;;, frame 11ame wtlll porch,"" untt, aulatod. <h¢'LIIo Fruit, ct\)' 78 A. St. IlL 141 $11,000 clb' -or. & ......... Prlct ,.._ 7S A. all tractor land 19 A. 'll A. Tol>. biose, .MOO 1 Ac;RE, 7 room homo, llitb, daced. 23 A. 'll A. Tob. baao, MSOO clt:r watoraYallable, ........ ..._.. IIIII Pliler for -liN- "'EIGHBORHDOD ...... ' " " ,., -------------NEW BBICK llame Juot com. 1-. -, IIU . . . . WORLD~ Chari•• lot. NHI ISA6 J, Mlchotllloei•"J503 . In Ph- 416-283!6 ....50 ·~:o-=l";...lila~~ 1~@1. ~-.• T G~, .........~)'/· ~,;.;.1'-:!1. '> )b. f46- ___, ~ IJ'. FordJ(dofp · , ~ns •-•-'-· •·• ~ -• YIN wiD Ukt tlda 01111, on a corner lot. THI NKl.,yo ..w . duced to .12,7SO. . OF ABVSIMEs& Wtha¥1aaooot FARM .. _....- ...' · 4:t; L 1."1-' =~TD~:m ' : . . - "* *"• home, oquJo. 0111 ofthe 2 BLOCKS rtom Holzer H011PitnlcNI""'-Ioaraalnthecout>-' ... 71argerma.,2batha,port- O*flct ........ . 2A Hra. l•enl .. o 0... W ,.: · ates· ~ T,. (b.llw, fsetq, .IHS GIIC ~ IHS ·-LIVII t,y. Fir Sale II"Tr- . · . -,M'~,:~~.;.... -' 24S.U IHf~TGIIC _ 12_ FT LONiisTAR '...,ut l•o ' _ X:.."':-_·_;________ TT•• ~~'*'" 71 ~~oat,' V .......,.,, 1 IIP ' IIC.' .·tiUa!f:. :·.' . -. ~ ··------------- . ACRES MAKE AN OFFER v. .. Neal Realty THREE BEDROOM HOME '"""• v~~~~:•;, ~~~.....,..., No reaoonable offer relllaod on '>II Ctt'ILLICOTHE RD READY FOR LEASE P .....• ~219 w. ntce 5 rm. house with ~ ' • ~•• I·-•·• I ' the I NICEomallhomaforlor2peo. 00 WE hlva a Y8I'J' nice three bod·-·; n c ty a pie. Has alumltum aiding and roomhomelorleose.Localecl DAIRY FARII nice •hldecl and roncod 101. atorm door• andwlndowa• ,., Lower Rlftr RGod wllll ABklllJI$9200.00. Prfcetltosell. 2\1, acree of ground. Plent,y 120 ACRES, (110 a~o lrtn), CE OFFICE PHONE 4-46-1694 ot ~~~ora~~e. ctt,y ciiY modern 8 , _ , two IIOr) NTRALLY LOCATED EVENING - i .,_ CAR . TDIIrlll'E PEST CONTROL FREE I 4 rliofl, call Ml • 3245 lltrrll1 O'Dell, ODtrlo- FLAT LANDSCAPED LOT. REAL ESTATE BROKER TEL 44&-1998 FOR SALE OR TRADE centiJ iBDhlM1ed. Alk ua about lhlo r t - • - t p - ~~~~~~~~~~· I' 2 I'll. 01' _ . , - & Hcaflnl .. Frteo~1 denee in ua as realtors and let ua plaee lhlt BOld stsn on schoal•, evan • -. ..... mlpaoturt for a pony or two. Re- till dlllot•oco lo tblo ,..; ,_11751...... ~"" ,.., 99~·2m DISHWASHER) LARGE s:t• motblrl, )laarlj<, · MC-4!122. We Need Listlnas If You're Thlnklna of Sellin& Call us . NEED LISTINGS -r. <>- rldo will - -- *'•1Geioorallioapititr--- GARAGE . BETTER THIS ONE . lull prqe equlpmontalorvwlthpsand · oU Inventory. Just too much for owner to Jake CIJ'll or ot WilY? Beeauoe we sell homea. present. Remember the HllitW ofreol ellato depends on hoW II Ia handled. Place )'0111' confl. \J •••s Etiulplltnt Ct. cllllJ WITH W. B. FIRE PLACE, 61 ACRES NEW GIIC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS ' -· _.,. ... rfr.l""'!cl'""..... ,,, ......,, ...... . 40% wider for extra footroom. s""'ii)Qi u<iW:-;-;;;-utlllw, . .u . ' ,., · llwESTOCI ..YER . ' able fttea .."' for .. or -kiDI BEDROOMS AND A 1112 BATHS, A VERY NICE LARGE NEARLY NEW 2. K"CHEN (RANGE, OVEN, rour. IM~t~.. ..., , .........J:... ' 992-2181 por1tlloa fiYilloblt. RJ I I INCLUDES A LARGE CARPETED LIVING ROOM MASSIE ..---_-..-EN_w_•..;:_"T-I!D-'----, ' 1 · "' "" '' lriThloA ... ToT ...oAo ,.,,. • coMPLETE savaa •o• · •·. DOLL HOUSE Mlilll). TrtM- 4 YR. OLD ~ BEDROOM BRICK RANCH COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE ' ' - THIS SEE THIS ONE. WALL TO WALL CARPET IN 3 room. - - - - - - - - - - - - - COUNTRY STORE, GOOD SED u re!rJserator, Phil- SIX ROOM APARTMENT co dryer. 211c. 11111W room THIS otore Jaa a sooci,Jn_..,_ · -· ctt:rter, G._._ IWtdtv, I'll. «8-1621 or uu141. 221-U ~~'1;.4",.!W.:"!'~I:: ~:':1: ·. 111Ft .•t. MitChell omce s.., 1 SERVICE & INSTALLADON ' Neilly New Brick Excellent Location BEDROOM HOME WITH A ' I BRICK , :!;i'iC:'d.;.:'~~cu:' Maid -Help-Wanted___ N0.-2 •BUDGET PAY • MElDED TICKETS .,' . IAIIDIIAI.lYCO, r..t:.[~.;~,."fliii;1 , ~'r· ·· It's ready for your inspection-this 5-plow tractor with all controls arranaed for maximum comfort, so you can do the best job in tho least time. Some of our many standard and optional features include: THIS Lllre new. 446-3t15. 252-3 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A FARMER'S FARM- 50.<>- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ALL TYPISofllldldflll,_· rea of Raccoon boii<Hn, (air UNFURNISiiED 4 room apart.. ~·block, brlell, ~pipe, fence,large \am.plenll IIUI- only, Pr!Yate entrance, 536 mttea. •.> SEE LANDMARK FOR OWn YOU WANT A CLEAN 3 209-tf ~---- - - - - - - - - mini- Newly decoratod, con•· • •o, llolooloo, lie, Claudt' liulldlows 2 atory 9 room - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · ONE OR two liedloom troller, trtny io.aled. Ph. 4411-0287. Wlldr1, llkJ. Grandt, 0. Ph., ·home, l.;..led 14 'moe oil INTERIOR deeontbls ahl aooot locaUon. CaD 446-1506. 252-3 2f5.612.1 S. BI.U, elite road. · - r rDOYIJII, Fret ootlo' 251~ Ph. 218-Hes. - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - EARLY AMERICAN srEREO. %25-U FUIIN'IsHED ...,rtmonl for elAM, F lll, radio 4 apeecl cb111NEAR NEW - wllll lfllll_,aU -----------derly or rtllred w-.tQ ger, 4 opeaker 10111111 IYIIem. ca~Ve~ln .LR am hall, 3 BR ; WU.L CARE for elder),r penon Protide companionship for tl lltlance duo t35.f2, USE OUR OtcJW lllnl, II IIIII I'll belli, ln1J>reaslve kitchen i Ia my heii!O. I'll• .ffe 3927. reUred latiJI, A II llillWeo TIME PAYMENT PLAN, Call wltll dllhwaaher, dlspo 881, l 250-8 paid. Upper SOcmd. Ph. 448446-1028. 252-i. .S2 S.ceatl Ave. _ oven and r&fWe, matiY cabfr>. , -------------~ 4388 otters. 251-3 ~'"nva.t,;t oto,launctry 2 carprCIIILD CARE8iitlliuil111 tnmy - .-..,..,.-:-..,.-;:.o.;- ;-:-;-.:--- . sqa,~ srA:rJ . In'ER:ao. ~" - O!~f · ~~"'~ .~~ ·~uc ~- "'" bomO. Ull-257&: . ;:;~ . ~52-3. ~1)~ . .~ ,~.,lilllno lif, ,_,wfllnul 11tenci ·~lo - ~· ~ " • ·'l\ rl'i-,, " ~!J •lllllo~"fflite'lovtU~·~· ..._....,.~,. M•·,,....,,M ............ ~~~~.···D l111os wllllall ' ~ --------..,.- ---y• ;'"f;,., ' ""·' ' '· . , A ,......, __ ~ __... ell ~·ave~ ne11hlior 1 101 756 OF DR1ve FROM TowN. fT wan HEATING. OIL AVAilABlEI COM~LETELY THE OWNER IIWIJIIoCorn.sJI(IIIilentllopl,. - -.-,---..:....,,----..,-' suite; 2 twll1slze melalbeda, tory, 1 &01111 l)odroom,ahla your PfiiP61b', a1 we have eo _ 3 coli aprt,.s, twin size, 2 silo room apartment all toFOR AI..LJOUrln= . . .- . miny othera. CaD or Ylolt DO,., _,. Bradatroet Inc., P. IIUDBURV tlllcltaq flll!ll'ltwin size SOrto mattresaes, golher. Gooclwa•--aocl-•c Q. Box 1&'18, Columbuo, Oblo """" Malta oai,J. m .... 2 tabl ...... olllco without obllptlon. cllock--~ 18' 0110 collee Jalile, talll8. AD equal opportunl\)' G11J1 ""-• ,Gollllpollo eod tonk syatoill, stoker l'umace, tat. . . . . . . . . . ,. Q, Salll,. Reol Eslalc lo our on_. Corbin Furniture, 955Second wood burnlnJrflreplace. 0WD207 14 Slele . . . . . . . for ...... ly buslneae. -------------Ave., 446-1171. · 2tS.tt er wanto to soU duetoheolth. lire, U.m WI, I ¥1111 THIRD AVE. & STATE ST. ahl -.JIIeNllt;r. M4f DING - DONG SLEEPINGHOOIIB, weekiJ - - - - - - - - - - - - - Priced rlghL CHRISTMAS Mllllll aterlo oor- . rtteo. Pork .::.nl HoteL ~989.. SEWING Machine. Uaod HOBART .%Li~~· Rooltar ll l y - AVON- earnMfor 71oC Just • few times, fully equiPLHUio wllowanl INnnen NATIONWIIE INSURANCE Chrlstma tn Ume - - - - - - " ' - · - - - - tied to ztg..qa, mat.eoli~ 2 BR home, omall bam localecl AUTO, lire, Ufe, 45 !tale 111r ~ •oor ._'e. ~ ...,, SLEEPING ROOMS, w • • k I J lil>los, overeast, appliques PLENTY of walor, lalo or 11mEYOBI. . o 4-46- 1226 LOCATED 00 SI.IIL 180• 81arge 2'h miles from Vlnloo, Oblo, Waldo F, Brown, W, R. · - <~ ~n UDI einb rooms and bath, HW noors. on Keyston R Write Mrs. Ruth A. l'teller, ratea, Celllallalel,tlll • and ,...,. roldery d... ber, tobeceo lliae, Jllolui'e, ---~---------central !urn.hoat,ple"'"liulll e Old. Look IIIIa Brown, 446.1960. stsns. ucrtnce for only and 80 ocrea or Ull•lilo land . "" over and make us an otrer; 111· 2' Waver\)', Oblo fli&BO, - - - - - - - - - - - -J.5to4t -t3._40 Cloh Price or terms make lhla etrm 1 reo1 1Jar. . lna. 11 has 4'4 A. fencod lot. 252-3 ~ Plent,y llltored water from • llla.Y - ..,.,..... Phode ·448aaiD. T!fo houses, 0111 live O PARSONS • BR modem home, both , !Ur 2 APARTMENTS, Cellla llatel, 1634. 24&.6 room am one 11unn1,. • D. large pond. naco, large bam and~ A. To~ tte-11211t. 159-1! --:----------~water In lho larpr b0118e. REALTOR baccoBaae. HOME DELIVERY OF In the NEW PAINTING . PRESENT OWNER WILL LEAVE RIDING HORSE AND 2 PONIES. IS MIN. AND ALL f:OR $15,900. IF -~tn_!'l~~:._ ______2~.:_1 NO. 1 . 204 ACRES make doulile or twin bed&. ---------r:---- Ell MILLINGCO. _ . TilMBICKERS: OWNEIJ . . PHONE 38H283 E~• 1 ere ,.e 0 en ond ra,.e,plen\)' ealilneta, full llasoment dl vlcled, I car prage, forced air furnace, cl\Y water, larp level 10( 80'xl50'. -F-01--Renl--------- -------------- •Peed. tach.--··~ DAYBED wllll trundle bed uncan Mtl-toM filler 4 p.m. raollna'. :~ 3- ROOM furnlohod -rtment derne.illl. Can be· raised to 234-11 -lanled To Do aJ!mdnum -=---- ------- CUSTCHl.SPUf· . .,., Quiet Shady Location room, all built--in ldtehert. ov- ~hairs and tables. Slmmona - Pig. & Office Equip., Co. Mil- 1982 CORVAIR ~er conver1397, I 252-lf UbiO. JIIO hour-or, 4 • .....,- _ . : REMODELED LAR".E COUNTRY HOME WITH 10 OR12ACRE.SMUSTMOVE OUT OF TI.IE COUNTY. YOU'LL BE AMAZED AT THE BARGAIN HE'S ~~~~':.~~~~T. ~~~~Eo:. tilovEI NSm,&t ~::0~: WOOD BURNING fiRE PANELEO DINING ROOM, PLACE, FINISHED LARGE MASTER FAMILY OR UC. ROOM, BED R D 0 M' WITH FULL BASEMENT AND 2 DRESSING ROOM AND PATIOS. KITCHEN IN · B,ATH, PANELED OEN CLUDES DISH WASHER, AND CENTRAL HALL AND RANGE AND OVEN. HUGE ~:IRS . ALL E~AL~ TO DEEP LANoscAFI!D LOT LL cARP . Lus WITH WATER fRQN · KITCHEN AND 4 TAGE. DON'T WAIT, >;y.IE BEDROOMS, MODERN SELDOM HAVE THIS KiND HEAT • NEWLY INOF PROPERTY,CALL IKE SULATED. 10 A. OF WISEMAN RIGHT NOW . R 0 L L I N G LAN D . BEAUTIFUL RANCH 222-u 3 BEDROOMS, tsl7. _ '· Extraordina-y Value SELF TO LOOK AT THIS NEARLY NEW 1 II!DROOM HOME. IT'o IN TOWN ON A QUIET STREET I BLOCKS FROM ' THE. PARK. CHARMING , DKORATED . A· ....., ' Couljry-E"'...e YOU OWE IT TO YOUR- -.00. CB Radio Fqlllltllft. tt6. -------------Public ...~~ng, ...,rch- w...rliiollo,ai, ....,.. .. ~.. c: ~ ,.!-., •• ....odl • Very Desireable Home -lc1ft--- . . vmco . · ltltal LOcallon ' '"'=' ----::::._-------~--- - WIEIITi:HMAif'. <1. '~L'SJ. ~ EvenIIllS Call udotlt _': cr· -... .:.··. 1 ~I • . w c. ~ •-·Ire -~~~--------252-3 Wt-1463 ' 'lstnictl~~..~ 11•--.•.., -_,.. '' E' N"'WIS.an ·_,.., "l''V"~I~ 446-45110 -P-,:;..,-~ ~ -· -... .;; -~~:._~:.._ Dltry , .....For 6 Montlls Witt.... .· . . "TSE '11..4]\T AGE'N· w~ ' ' E 11 :::."":'"'. 1 souPs ON, • REAL lOIS Office .3143 loft of ahrulli, In godd rnldorit ..l neJ(IhllorlloOd within . ............ adlaolo, z ----~-~- .r • . the rua U.atla, 10 USED FURNITURE• 11,.,....,., - . wtth ...,,. to·, 1" 1c1. x M' cleeli lho IPDI w1111 Blue Luaoulte. 2 - .. h12 ruca, 5 TVa. L.R .. 1r x .,. D.ll.. w. tow. tro. Rent electric ~r Rice's New & Uood FUrnl• car)lll., ell"-' 15' x 10' lna:llltofothermatertaJaeo:l ftmllyroom wtftt ttlnyf floor oardo »triUIIIIzod. Send . . .L ~~Co. · lure., ff6-85%3. 247-U · color...-and41,75toMcnameandaddreootoW252~ -------~-------- ~I,., - I lereovm1n P 0 n-28 Bid II D F - r 20'13NIY&rr0114L • ~• ~dJMIII I ..,.,1ng flrtp Itt. 11' X 20' ~lo' • .~ ' 2we' Q,.um...a'aliof3207 '----8J'VFF------..,.--I:-::.,~,: ' ld-wllhlr ...I,Wbtlit Ob • 52-1 ' ' SUPER ,IIIJ'OIIIf!Tha I -... Mutctllta:cdltom• 'halo1r' -------------J. 2$0~ Blue Lullrt lor cleonlnJcu. We uebulklero. ' st·r ber fiiOidld formica lop RAY/LEIGH ~eta, 19a4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - )1111. Rent electric..___ fllr I'\ 4ntW1 ..a, Alii. : ., ·UIIInell Mfl ber, Eaatom An., Gallipolis. Ph. or fl. G, MurpiQ' 11011 "• Ill<. lH.# etelfl._ t1ot1 ~~n•. ff6-2089. I 252-1 MODERN .... IMiwltbdouble..... I!Jore. 252~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : : . -.::Ill. let -------~------· aplnoroiearr"'Qipollab,y - - - - - - - - - - - - - - IIIRACLEWater~aoft,. .-, W .-IANNOUNCING the • DIAMONDS are 1 ... rl'o liOII --.1 - · ruJI. Hoi'· · mtllor w•rmlng drtwtrl, · OJIOII(n& or rellalile ......... I'll. 593-<052 "' ... Ill In Eveiln'l Salon or Beaut;y, Alhena 01' write Box No. 1fT friend- unlllohellodl Blue -....... V1Dial, 8l8 • _ , llullt grill, In care orTrlbuut. 250~ Lullre for ciOIJIInc ctrpoll. la'n. . llt4 .ylnyl II.. - · utility room J(ano1ip, Moildl¥ ~ ,S olur. ~. 446.S580orf48.0508, Al- - ------..:..-~----electric ~r $1, - - - - - - - - - - - - - : : 11' x 11 Will V,- til lho U.Culilu,Oporator;Eool;yn Farmer'ollardwareCo. EXCEUIIDIISoltWorlla-Coel ... .,llltnnt_.. ......,. 1tDk1 d Morrow, owner, Evenlnp b,y , ' 252~ for lilt, ..;.., ... r Four (411,f X 15' bU~flllo fllliiO(nlment. 252.6 . &'I NEW MOON trailer 12 X 23. - - - - - - - - - - - - - ml IIIIDo rill. E. MilD a_, _,. tnd .,. hill - n --------~..:.____ Inquire II 448-1157, otter 5 ONE OFIIIeftMrtlllnalo!llfe -..OJ, 0, I'll. tllll-811L ........<Oncl1'-.15'x40' 251~ ~~ title alwe11• lt' X 1,. ef. 448-U28. - Blue Luetre carpel clean~ tached Gar., IIIIIIMI'It I"'DDIJ er. Rent electrlelham))OOer - - - - - · - - - - . . - - - -.~- ~m.-~ 1:r x:W p1.. 15' "-•--... GOOD CLEAN LUMP andato" ·~·-• rent, Rutland, 0. CaD 593 • ,1. llleprct, 182 lot A••· • ""*"•'*'""'1•11--wotl, 252.6 ker 0011 • .Ctrl Wllltora, Rio drcuJettilg hot fumKe 8278 or oYOnlllll 592-3410, -------------Grondl. l'llmllt5.S11S. ~ hoot, 2110 Ampa lltctrlc 252 11rvlco. OwMr living In ____ DESKS, cllalra, Ollng cablneto, Florldt. l.al!'. Low Pl'lm et 67 NEW MOON tr..ler 12 x 53 aiiJlPIIet, ovOl')'llliDI for the Z WAY RADIOS, """"'ttelllie ofrl<e, !lmmCIIS PIJ. & Equip, of 111111 !JHI1 cltlltm flanll ~... II 446-11.\7' filler 5 Co. 446-1397. 252-1! rtdlol from t35 up. Jiioa.<l- iiiXiSE.- CEIITIAL SOYA OF OHIO . . . . . . Allioh,o,.-or • - "For- Sale-- Rent Red Rose'S ~.Dept newdaiyanattsiB is flee! rv L ~J ' • 'l'n-i »o-OMEII· ·~·T' HI!' f:i«T .. --.·o-.,., reWed.. • ... ' ...... /Illata wi C 1.11-a."" ..... '"t . . . ......,.a""* TnDer ,,! '. I L • ..= .... Swlshe''r l•plement '•· . For~~~ ' .: . ' apeali -· · • or .,• .~ : 'filii! oliiiii11Ch 1912 CORVAIR llatlm w...... woolorJ Ifill t'JO Inch tweetnew paint; sooc1 condltlon. en. J1i,. 3174218 tfter t p. 379-2166. 1 7-tr ·•- 'loo " - • for ..1, , . . . - of .ADVERTISING ma!A!rlal. Top .,... •••"" ""'• "INd. prlceo lllld for old atrapflpo p.m. 4eflr ••• II watch !ob,o, • . erllaboi PIC· · ket mlrrorl, ll!d< »~no, 11111 Notice ·• poUUealltemCPrt.IH2> ..... 11 badps, fobl,'etc.For111!1SPECIAL o!rer 40 .,._ Xmaa _Up to i&O Bushel small araln: Th' collipleteiJ new Klllbms features a ll'eally lncreasld bed OIL ( · Two %49-i •-'=~~:J.·.~';o Your Farm Supply Service Center . PUEL BILLS UP :ro 5'"'1 . ~1.-IAIMfwL•J . ....... ..10 1"9 'An&ua COWl. CLOII!! 'QUI' CJ,N ...........1 ••• ..... ......... ...... ...... Wantld >To Buy s.-u. -~J~···~-~t~•!•,~:;~~J1; '~~'. hiHntlfi' replacer 011 the market I CUT - ~all% ~ · ..d • - d bof- .. ,l...,on will ."the~~clon=•~· I Ph. ·· olealatoJ*aa ·outea~a~opef . ____ _:. __ :---'---- -·•• ..ot • ..,,,,.,.,. wur'lo ·- ,, . 25c '" - • ......,,, WE NOW HAVE .holt - F~ ~It ...0. to5, ~• or,~ut- . '.~7-:~~~:--~~~:t:·:: ~tfl:'M.:~~~ ~c:~:.:~·~:= ~IF- A...zs!!t =,~:::=~ oh_. "'• ~ ~If. Ohio. ..._,.,.iereo ------~------- ... . ·' l · GOOD FARM 116 . ACR ' ES, ZHOUSES ....... -·- ' ' will .......... lob , tho 000 dMO " 252-1 . mlnFolmlarJ.PII.4~59. YIIIIIICIIIIII ....... Duetofreoh..411 ,., ,._ to tho"'-7L_AD_IES ___________ ,,..,.. f.lt~l:lllf!!,... _, •• the ... ' or IJauMWiveaor_~ . ZSJ-3 'L A C POSITION COMFORT DESIGN •.>• lena. 'A4-Ioloa - · •• I - I · We've got something NEW • Platform -.~ ~1:.-::=..~~:;.'::lt'r.= llqliE&FoaiHaiiS..,~klt· ,.j,;a 5 10 " . In the average procluc~ Uon for DHIA cowa from 1959 to 1988 hao lncreaeod from 10,191 ....... of milk and 395 J1llllf1ds or tat to the level or 12,018 pounds or milk and 462 pounds of taL The ••· tlmaled IYerage productiCIIIOI' all Ohio - • during lhlt tenyear period Increased from 7,390 ....... of milk ll1cl 281 pounda or tat to 9,500 pounds of milk and 3541 pounds or rot. For INTERNATIONAL~ • Wantld ... agement and leodlng ao a herd will prnduce ot Ita nwdmum. The hlsbest producing herd In Meigs ~ on producUon ·testiDg lalhet or Jamea F. Glb11011 or llarri&011VIII01illll13,538 poundo or milk and 14.3 """'· The IYer&gO buUerfal procluc. Uon per cow Ia 514 ,IJOWlds. The aYerap for ... cows on tell In Meigs COIIIJQ> lo an aVerlliO held of to, 7 COWS with milk prnductlon or 10,497 ·"·-·-=-r.·--.. • ajndo.• Tlin~a • -!hoi, lblilo7. QOpliou 21, IHt o..-:0~~~:!!~~~!~~7•1;.. Iht _ . , ...... l)llllloa,.a ha•e 11111!*1·to GllnllllOl'll ~Ill­ ~- In oltbOr U.. protein per -llllillrllnnUikl hlo .,_ .ID.....o.,d lUll- It . ·' GOOD ANY WAY YOU LOOK AT IT! to provide care, man- alld • 't.l;! ' CALFLAC productloa came trom eoocen- 1, . ::'~ ' ~': !!.:";!::e:!'r:~ =~1;.~_ 1uuecturlngthe =;:.~a.:,: COURT ST. tratoa, 20 per cent from allaga, If per cent lrom hay, and 23 per cent from pasture. T h e rate of roughage feedl111 waa 2,5 pounds per 100 pollllds of liod1 well!hl. Roosh has oomblnod hiiJil produeiDg ablll\)' In the blood lines or his cattle wllll I h e manapment ablll\)' to provide · food 8Dd care lhll wiD enable lho cows to produce · at their maximum potential. Th!s Ia the most dllllcult )II> or a dairyman - ' ·• ihoush - pounds per cow, we averageprnducerabutlarlrom how oototondlng lllo Rooah re<- orcl Ia, The average welllhl of the Guernsey oowsln llloRoosh borclls 1,000 poiiJids. The cows In tho Roosh herd were In procluctlon 89 per cent or lllo lime the last year. Forl,)o.three per cent or 1lle Slergy needed for maintenance a n d f ' ... -:, ,.\ ' ··find lteitt~ ¥on Need~~ Sell Items You D9n'l Jn.~he_ Tr~bune q~~~;!l;.~.- pounds l>ltter!aL WhSI we arelieiDg milked. milk producUon cow be loata • )II> of f - . r and ccnalderof llle tact that 1,392 Th!s mellljS that molll cowo Ylrblal atandllllllper could thel do management. More llfel (1111111'pounda or the hereto m test milked In parloro receive from quail\)' or forap being fod hal ID? and 1lle mixture :;:• :'.;'"~=.; ~::o •· r.'JI .. .s· ,.;:,._ <ji, BY C. E. BLAKESLEE Ell. Alent. Aarlcultuno .' . .. ' "'i ' ·, ~ . . , ..,. ~ . -~~,- ..,.,;;_., ;r ;,,7;~~~1, ' ( . , The darter, a watu bll'd which abounds 1D tbe frto!@iwater swamps of Fklrjda and GeorgJa, is often referred· to as tbe sltlkeblnl. The World Almanac: JJ8ya that the nickruune is the result of tbe blrcl's long, sJeD. ' der, dark·g r e e n neck, wbicb it coUs and tbrtllll when speartne fish. Tbe darter's likeness to a Wiler make is heightened bj ita habit of swlmmlq ...._ merged, with only p,.ojectillg out Ill II' 1llll!k ' · p.e watu. 1 �..., .. •• i . :_.~~fi£7jJJ'S&o'i:v1/~Swre " ~ • BY PAT GLASS Ext. Agent, Home Eeon. GalUa County GALLIPOLIS _ EYer sinee man coold perceive, he has been studying and characterlzing the creatures arCllnd him. He ascribed attributes to them that we· still use - "sly as a rox, ~ "brave as a lion,'' 8 S &n OX, " llS an owl." These observations w e r e probably made <k.lring the hwrt, where animal a exhibited physl. cal prowess and Instinctive traits of self.preservation ad.. Ustrong Uwfse mired by man. !· Tho notion developed that by eating the nesh or these ant. mais - ll"rlicular\y red meat - man cou1d become brave, tear less, wise, swift, strong. It Is one of man's oldest su. perslltlons. Even today car manufacturers still capitalize oo the Idea, as indicalod by the number of automobiles endow. ed with the names of savage boasts. Aside !rom seeking courage to tace the forest and jungle, man also looked for "super" .trength in athleti c compelltion &tch games were first devised, accordlna to anthropoioglsts, to keep man in good phyalcai condition, able to brave the elements and withstand tho rigors ot the hunt or battle. In our modern age or amatour school athletics and proteaalonal contests, trainers and ooachea still cling to some of tho ancient myths as to what thelrchargesshouldandshooldn't eat during training. As areaul~ the training table assumes a mystical aura as a uspecial" place Where the athlete Ingests only those foods which add to his strength and contribute to his overall !!IDeas. Rare heelsteak at the pre.game meal (very virile and manly) became pracllcall,y ao ~cb a jlOl't d. the ev~ aa the pep talk 1!1 the <Oach. · _ . But the ooacb notwlthalancJIDt, IWtrUionlata have unde~n studlea which s~ thetiiiiiiiY of the accepted teaets of u athletic diet are not neeeuar.. il,y baaed on !act. Rather, they are part of the athletic umya. tfque."~ Some 00mmot1 food practices (such as Blipping the athlete a cube o1 sugar f o r 'tQUlck" enerr:t just prior to the even!) mo.y provide m o r e psychological stimulation than real phylloloJical aid, J ,,l · Cllfputllld delllilble ~ can be ..,.cbed or m..,ll!ntil AD aellve toobll p!Qer may ...,. aume a diet ••lyJna 5,000 calorie• with . ... welabl pin, whUe an lni!<llve atudont _wlll beeomool>oseonthei!8Diedlot. ~... Medical &\huw.atles pre. acrlbo a dally diet which 111p. plies tbe rteee881.I)" carbc:lby. 1 rntner. • Gil fat, protein1 trom ~'The Baste Four." '11111 dlel ceUa for 'filar or more goods glasses of mUk (Ice cream or cheese may be subsllllllod ; , l""~at.;. dloU.~ • . . ,j M~ ·'' fN'0114ATfQft OIAOLIMS• ,. ·t -1•·•· ll.>.l•""•,,..!lo•ioo Jd&b ·fat C.~~;i!,."":''::" '•·'"' · ·. \ ,..:j-T'1.: f.., , Nutritloallll bne lllvOCU. wnf .. .__014 ed tbe. lnelllllm d.~ II!P D~• 0! ·, ,.,.,...,'!" ' . , In Cllll>oi!Jdrateo ........ t h • . n.. p...~?!'ttO::. t8-llour Jl!rlod prior to Mon. ,.. 014~ .....,.':.. ~ eYenl to lniUi'e tbe ........., •. Tloo .-.u~w!"'l' . i\00. '•· ~·-'"·--~ ~ ............__ ... ,......,.. ,_ ..... .... ... . .... • •• "'!,;,,....,_... ~ w _.._.,_.• MJ ._.,... ..,..... In 1lle bodY. '111eoe autll- · odtlel cautitXI 't au the pre .. S be·- meal lhould nat ala, and vttamlne ·- a d l e t le11 Cban three hoara prior 1D which includes· a selecUm of the event. 1be athlete often ls drate8, The nutrittmlsts conclude for part); three or more aervthat proper nutrition lor the athlete ia the same as for ev. eryone olae, except tood is needed in KJ'e&ter quantity, The athlete exercislna strenuously requires more !ood than the average penon or simUar stat. ure and age, '111e athlete neods the same nutritionally • adoquate diet as his less • active peers. To date, no magic foods other than a well .balanced diet have been dlacoverod to pro.. du ce that ''super" prowess in any sport. Most important lor athletic fitness ls long-term conditioning, including good diet. This is particularly true lor yoong athletes who have special nu. trltlonal needs dle to their growth and atrenuous activity. Coaches and diellclana lnvolved in preparlna food lor the high achool training table should remember that there is a great ptoyalologlcal dlllerence between ahighschoolathleteand the more mature pro!essiooal. '111eretore, the food practices ot the older ..pro"teama should not dictate the nutritional needs ol the reenage competitor. Basically, a person engag.. ing in rompellllve sports will . c:onswne enough , food so the! energy intake balances ener§ ., '' p.llle 1,._.1-' •: • =tffu fter • ..., 44 ..,.,,,, · Ct~~:-.::-:.:-::.~~..,.~ 12 ctnla ,., wer4 e.Me• .,. ln..ttl.... · emodOnaU,y charpd before he J..~:::. ,., ••4 ••• ....,....,.,. Ia to - • · ancllbla lllte d. 2S ,.. "" DIK- .. ,.w o4o mind 1111J lmpeir pnper dl- Ml Ht ,.., ,withhtiO •••· • CARD Of THANkS & GIIITUARY patiCII d. hll most recent meal · J1 .so '" so -4 ... , _, lo . If eaten too cl011 to tile event. ••••ion.l weul 2c . coc.; . 'l1lree IIIU mealo (breaktast A4dlti-II~N~.!,D~ ,.. - · has been lhown to be ol ex- ......... tremo bqJortanee ID performOfFICE HOUIII · ·~· ft2.~143 , _ , . aee) J)lua anacka for the arow- •• ,!~~ ~t:~.:u:~:.:.~Y' 1111 athleC. are reCIIIIIIIKioded. · Thali$ Jr these meals are llltrlllonalJy -..1, doelors !eel there Is WE WISH ID lhofi< allot our 110 need tor ~mental vita!rlends ancl the Holaer Hminds (aa baa been common pltal stall tor the care and COMFORTABLE 5..-nltouu, bath, clt;y water, nice yard. · praetlce) unless a cleftclency IIJIDPithy of oua: lllOther arxl ~euse. 992-lttlbahas been medically proven. wile, Zono Mollohan. 'l1le 7 llld t p.m., lillndiJo Ao more schools parlldpele Mollohan Family. t toe p.m. In oompellllve oports, both the 1o-2fl-11jl 10-SS.Uc school ud houHWlves aDd. --- -- - ~ ---- - -mothers - . I be aware ot the Notice · speclal needs of their chargeo. BO'lloS REDUCING Salon ani 2 BEDROOM brick hCille, $75 monlh. New Haven, w. Vo. Because ol the lnereal8d cJe.. Health center is now open,: Phone 882-3206. mand made upon the bodY, tho t a.m. to 5 p.m. by appoint-, diet d. the athlete 1101st be well- mont, 5 p.m. to tO p.m. lUll>'' 1o-2fl-6te balanced to include all tho8e polntmelll neces1.117, ~t- - - - - - - - - - - - - - foods (and in proper lllliiJWIIa\ ed below K aod K Mobile f BOOM lllltltrniMed bouoe, Wanled whlcb keep him at the peak d. Homes, Po In I Pleallllll. 16li0 Llnealn Helihtl. I'IIGne health. Phone 675-24M or 875-f020., 992-3871. 1~2.Uc MECIIANIC WANTED at Jolul What's good tor the athlete tti.3-Uc -------------- Glboon Motor Cltf,Ine, 1'q) Is good tor you - llld vi<e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - UNFURNISHED HOUSE, laJ'88 1111 In Atheno ana. Writ. verse. I WILLplck"'mereDamtiUod U•lng r0(1111, Drll)lace, kitBo. 7ft, Alllenl, <lllo. Pil; 583-7758. tabiD auetlon 0111 percentchen, ttillty room bath, boll1o-2S41c Call Jim Adulll room. Very nice tor two ,..~.;;;....,..,_ . -.;::...;:; ---to 11a11o1111. ,._;-, adulto. No peta Phone Mason - •~ .......,.1 7tJ.tltll• a.:JI.llc 7'13-5203 or 77~746. live with etdarJy _ , Free A21 ~ llvllw qu~Nro, pluo m.Jo. 1v-------------......e CHEiRFUL HOUSE.peraoaalla- - - - - - - - - - - - - - c~":': ed llld all occaolon cards, al- FURNISHED 11111 llllillrDIIbod tltiZ$341 . . ..., 3l30 p.m. II\ . ... - ltlRTNliS _ .. ,C.d of -D -------------- Leaders HOme IIICII-, ......... =':. ": . .: : - seem"' From Forum a- ' ;...~:v=~"!.~; b~=~~~ :.'!'..':; s!t:r-ln~aw J u"' ""' "'" Howar will heave a party lor already entrenched NBC-TV's "Today" star Barbara Walters .... Bin g• s wlfe Kathy Is social. Ito Anne Slater's house guest here ... . Anne used to dateBJna when they all were unwed .... Our recent misgivings about Cl:r.:u:::.,.~- . -~..-•, "i~ ~:,:1::. tb ::.~.:;~tr;~ ~~..'!: e • all Where. - -v 992-e'::iz.t • try, I hear . Average atudeniB who might benefit most !rom higher education are loolng oot more becauae universities hav en't expanded to meet the demand, By thellmethere•sroom tor mo, It will be too late. '1111s goes tor thou sends of other high sc hool and junior college grad. uates, For 12 or 14 years we have worked toward something which, through no lault of our own, Is now out of reach . Wh.Y didn't our country's planners roresee this crisis and build Iaiii enough to avoid It? - NO ROOM AT THE "fN'' Dear No : Oa r country's WISE plamers foresaw but, sadly enough, they couldn•t persuadethelaxpayer s in time. The present crisis may be a puwer!ulpersuader, butuni ess money ror additional proIessors --· G.IIU temporary build· i ed r1 ings ""'IIJropr at ght now, It will be too late lor those 111ousands or hopeful a who can't walt trro or three years to con:;:; :~:, education. ~ H. Hooray for parents whomake !amlly life fun, even i! uptight Delghborf think outdoor water tJghtA, etc. are just too~ undign~ed. rm sure glad we don't have neighbors likr. the mes described by "'ilould We or Shouldn't We Change." II lllJ' grandmother had listened ID .,ch people, ahe rnlgbt be In a rocking ohalr by now. - of view .. I ' ~~ di _VIIIo, m!dnito blue linioh wlth · lllirt~nlly inl!lrlor, l~ll _ pOWer equipment, Climate Control air candltiqnlnt, on• owner, new Cadillac Jrade in. DAYIIZ"21.51 . NIGMT•m• · 67 fOil ..FIOO i9&a Cadillac Sedan OeVJIIe ........ :: ~14• ' .. 66 INTERNATIONAL . 65 COMET CYCLONE $1195 - $11 ~ Ton Pickup Truck, 8 cyf. 6W bad, cab lights clean. 1-. Cadillac Cafals H.T. SelfM ...... $4700 · ~ Ton Truck, 6 cyl., flor• oides, 6W bed, 3 speed power equipn~ant and fo!ctery 'illi-condltlonln~, one IvOry with block Interior, one platinum with ~lue intari6r. ...... "'~ LOW •HIT$ '· DAILY .AT 7:50 A.i. 12 NOON 65 FO.D FIOO $1295 ~ Ton Truck, 8 cyl., <:ustom cob. Radio bucket seats, style sid,, bed, auto. trona. , s· "YOUU liKE OUR QUALitY I'AY OF DOING BUSINESS" and heater, power steering, rodio WIW tire•. ' '2-1967 Calllllacs ......... your choice $3'700 ' 2 Sodan DoVIIIoo, full 2 Door H.T., VS, , We Carry A -. S -· 65 FORD ·White with turquoiM interior, full powar aqulJIOienll radio, tinted ·tlall, w/o/w tires, Climate Con!ro Alr-<;ondltl~lJitl, real. ohtirp, only 18,~ milu. INFOIIIATIOi NEWS . ' Go!d with fiiQtchlng interior, foil power IO'IUipmant, AMIFM 'l'dio, tilt. & telescope "'"'lnt wheel, reor wln.IOw defogger, controlled diff.rential, tin,.. od gla11, w/1/w tirao cind Contlort""' air-c;ondl· tlonlog. - R.H.-Rnll~llls . Pickup Truck. VB, 3 spttd trano~' CultOift cab, ro~io, 8' bed. ·· Complete Line Of STEREO TAPE SYSTEMS 4 AND 8 TRACK. ALSO COMPLETE IJNE OF STEREO TAPES, 4 AND 8 TRACK. Karr & Van· Zandt ·Motor Sides 992-5342 3-P••• . OPEN EVES. TIL 8 Guwlf~-ani-;..;... 4• 4:30P.M. Keeping Meigs: GOIIia and: - ElectJtc guUar with 1!11111!lor, Balli 1.-excel..-nt eon:. dlilon, Pbono 992-3091. . 1~ ARE YOU READY FOR Mason Area · Informed A$ With Our 01 USED THESE ARE 65 DODGE Business S.Vlces -~ "'*- ._..., 'IH . . . . - . ~ ell-a a .... , _ TV ,_ •..:_ · A..,, .......... prlcao Gil alliiPef·and ll1e1 , . _ . . .,,. ...,.,..., • .....,•, Ph. IIUIIJ ~ ~>a~ : ..n~H\1'~ ~:..SEIMCB. CARS $995 270" Dart • dr. Sedon. Fomoua alant 6 cyl. economy, Loola1 and drlvea ;ood. . 11 "-..-.! 10~ ;;.. ..;._ _ .;.;...,-'_·;..:... _____ 8 ROON5, bath. Clooe ID-n. - - - · - - - ' - -_--'--- 'RON'I-, PLOOa liiillllle, lliiboo for the ldlool fa• ronewal, Ph. tltl2-20tll, 992.2131 after ALLoAROUI'W obllt ·metal, In~ ·11111 . ldiCIIon ....,.w"' koep schools open. Don't 5. lo-2t-tfc terlor lillll oxtertor PliDdJw. • IIJI, ~~ call '(o;,· arenls, C::~C:unlj'J ~ ~ ::::• ,:'~ =-~e ':! ------:----:---- R-l For Sale . HOISTEnER -------'---"-'--"--. REALTY 'vAC:A'NI:Y&;;,-;.::Ir;... -u-- Sales _ ....._..clllaiii IIIII ., ...aee. ABc BlillaPrt.-, IIi-. W,· V&. ~. m.MI. ._.,., · ----.,.,_- -.- - _ - - - - C. C. IIIIADFORD, ~ o.plllillllnlce " - Ht4U1 Ra.,, Olllo llrldfin CriU iEP'nc ca... dlaaod. 11111er .........,~Ohlo.Pb. ~ J.U.4tc' -------------sa: NEIO~ !lfdl41• ....,, ..._ ---. .._ ..._., - - • , _ _ ...... 0. N ... , 'llclllt, Q.· Wtltc: --' ' LEARN AT HOME-sPARE TIME'' . • J bui 2561 Y8 Mollbu Station Waoon. Foctwy air conditioned. Pow• brohs. Power sturlng. Sharp~- ln1ide Gnd out. Automatic trona, 66 GMC VI $1,595 L~ WhoeU•o•• Wide Sldo Pl~up. Thl• Ia a one ow'* truck. Trad.,. In an 69 GMC. Sh- good care. We c~m highly ttcommend, Good 6li,OOO BTU PERFECTION au- AWNINGS, storm doon and 6 ply,,,. •• kllllaUc lllel oil heaC.r Uke wledowa, C81]10rls, !11ilrnew. Pbone .AI1IaJI)' 69S:..98. - · blon ~bait lnoulal~8-31e ~ Elmer 'ftlle, ealeo ,..,.., reoelllaUve. Fcir tree tlll- Y8 Sto. Wagon. Pow• steering. Atrto. tran•. ' A FEW -en's r:Gits, suits matea, P ' - Carin Lilla, --------------· . 64 FORD _ !~Jntuoe. v. v. JollneGIIIIlll ani dreasei. Also, alrlo' B!ono· lDeJ r:Gits and dreBHI. · Pltcn tltl2-813t, 10o2Wtc ·"' .- - - - - - nELu c;- ,.,_ . W-Ife . $895 on Y 12,000 miles. Spotless c:l.on Interior, gold finish, vood W,W , tiret, factory r:~lr conditioned. Automatic: tron1. Pow.r do•illg, radio. ~!.!7.engine, ~h~!.~'~\~~ power stewing v.a & brak.. , auto. trans . , foe• tory air • condltl-d, new W.W, tires, rudfr:~, maroon flnlah. 1967 Ford ••••• $1895 Golullt 500 H.T. Sedan, local 1 OW'I"IH White finlah blh "'"'' lnt•lor, good tiles, 'radl~ paw• ltH>I'Ing •-' bralles. Autumatk: trans . 1966 Buick .... $1695 Hf Cpe. White Unlsh. Bfk. ¥1ny trim. Good tl,.s. N --= ,..---- 1!.,1dcat Automotil;, powM' AocUo. · •''""""' · 196_5 Pontiac .. ~1395 eacb, IIQ 'do n... .,_ Maeon, W. Va, " ' - ~ &lf7. $3695- c•. J!I,AIIY MORE · - - - - - - - - - - - --N _,_.. USED PIANOS, twO nice reem. m,..o ani - . aal Ia ll!ll dllloned lllrl&bt plonos with bloom. .All colcn 10 - . . beneh. Free Delivery, Call ~ni Furniture 7f2-f2ll, 18-28 3tc duc:.cl to 1968 Chenolet . $2695 lmr:lo 4 Door, I owner ond 69 BUICK , Fer Sate . Olficiol ratUo and R.S. apeak• bucJcet ••at · console, bl~ with blue Ylnyl roof, fully oqul..-d. o re41 heouty, , .. 'aforid Prl• Locot cor. PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Y11or1 of Conttlououo Buslna11 · H.T. l:'oupt. MofVon finish, goocl. tiNs, auto. tr<ins., power ateetlng & broltes, radio, bucltet aeat and console. 1960 Vofkswacen $395' 2 Or, Good tlrn, runs out lmrloOf', .dulft-.,,aftd,.. ' $2,195 o.... ,o. . For For Sl!le, Relit " For Sale SALES 67 CHEVROLET. tp.. car, N•w cor title . Factory air., poww atowlno, dhc: btat~oe. TUfbo Hydramatlc:, 1961 .~valr .... $295 St. Wa,.... Good tiNs, elean ..., ... ,..,., ., .. • ....,,, rr.m SMITH'. 1969 Chevelle •$3695 S.S. 396 H. T. good • .Radio. LIYE$TOCI IIYEI C" r, ..... ..,. 5-14< -------------- · IIEADY.iax CONCRETE diD.. rl&bl liD 1 - pro,joet, . · Fut ani - · Free olllmatea. Ph. tltiWIM, ~ llloln a.d)o.lllx Co., ......_ pert; Ohio. WO.UC __ • · , ------------ · __ :__________ Lost Sale Spotts car feel-commuter comfort . Potent overhead cam engine and. f~lly •ndependent rear suspension • Deep foam bucket seats • AU vinyl imerior • Floormounted 4-speed • Test drive the family sports car-Dalsun/2 today. Make the aound move to DATSUN/2 · ..,.. ' ··NS.ue - - - - - - - - - ---""--' aGAIIETI'" Mala Help IIJdllleport. • 1tl7 C..llltc ,. ..... ,. , •;•• ••• ~ •• •·· ••.•~700 ., ,• ' EnterJ<;Jined :. her moll the, I'IIOliiW. -.h ani flnlalted F u open1 That' satisfying own. oro 1 on, • am their e•penH. It 11 no t .. 6 ROOII HOUlE.., Lone Hoicarpef1117; Ill - c t . 20 reo,. ng .... a an Hom,y YOUJJSITIIlD wears a but. ducllon Credit Aoaoelallon, llld Increese. Harold Meue, Rt. 2, IK llllod. Bath "'slljra ani Y-• _........_ Free tat!· :..~::n!:"'~e -:::-'111::: too Inside his lapel and tllohea EICol~~~d Southern 0 b I 0 Albony . Harrl...,vlllo PTA • - • - . , New llnol...,. mateo. Jolul Gl'D'IIII, 30'7 Loe•u•C ~upany. member. • 1'11111 In alx rooms, newly eust St., ~ Pbooo with no wild -mllsoryelalms It at cabdrivers: "Of! D•w•" "" 19 1 and 1urnec1 ; ; to be a mUdly Is liB hll.titm message ..... EDWARDS CALLED UP l0. - 41p pabtad. Tan minute drive to tltl2-6953. .... pleasam frippery given bUIIIe '111e alter-41ealre "21" crowd ST. LOUIS lUPII-Goello iooF RI!PADI IIIII ..-.a,.< PC111eroy. C»n be In lo..zt-81c and smashing pertormences by Included Sir Junior Falrl>anks, Gery Edwonls w01 callod up I~WJallo~PIInlbwllll mondqJ !rom 101111111 12, or - -----------Eileen Heckart, Blythe Danner lhll' p..-ly- political winner from r<.nsas City by the St. ........U.. 111 -ct. call tltiU739, Harold llaod. SEWlNG MAaDNES, llet*lr: Carter Burdens, Denniston Sla- Louis Blues of !be National_ f'rH eotimltl. , - . SU. 1Q.2f.21e ·urv1ce; aD IDiku. tlti2-ZZM. ter with Averill Dalltz, song. Hoc:l<oy LHgueFrldoyloblck· 2801. Weaouirwhere. -----------'l1le F'lbrlc Shop, PCillel'<lf, wrlterll Jule Sb'ne llld 5amrn1 up rogulor gMIIo Jacques o. -u Estate Altborlted SbWer Sa1H tnd\ e e e 1 1 . Cahll, the Iauer two tryJna to Plante. c Some., We Sllarpoa. Scla- r Silo bas 13 children, 27 grand. remember a certain ox.H'wood ----------,--:-IG'&, a.atfc.' cbUdren, and • lifo packod with starlet ... ldenlllled tor them RILEY SIDELINED ~KEN barttecue, ogare rlba, enJoyment. 9!e Is pushing 60, as Joan Ceulflald .... Betebs SAN DIEGO (-UPI)-Pel Rl· SitndaJ, Oct. 28,oponaoredby H AND N DAY.OLD, or IIUtod but last year 1 eaw her stand they wouldn't have!orgottenher · loy o1 !be Sen Dlogot Rockets Chester F1re llelJarlment. lqborapulltta. Both lloor or on her head and, wluit's more, name If Blna had married her will be ovt ol action for eight Ser~ lllrio at lla. m. Cop ai'own aYiillb!a. PoulIt was on a soft chair which instead ct. just tlalod. weeks It was announced Frldoy Homemade Ice cream. Data- GEO. HOI STETTER, l ... er. t17 bowtq ani ......,.. .., 11 makes It all the harder. M8rv Grl!rln of the midnight becauH of lorn Ilgomantoln his lions or plea ani c:akes would lfllllarn FROM A FUN FAMILY TV trio strikes us as consist- left ankle. Riley oulfered the belfl>preelalod. POMEROY- erocms, batb, St. POIIItey,atltiW.IIaln Dearllelen: entlythebostdeaplC.hisunlldy Inlury In a game against the 10.lf-l2tc IIIW roof. Two loll, t55lJO, • PCillefOY, Phone tltl2· 2 6 lt'i ridlculousl 1 mean how llll8do In bl terlal MllwaukH Bucks. POMEROY- 3 ..,_brldl, 1 f. l~ltc studenta 1n high school and ::o!~prill'~~::.s~ ba~=~~lllllba- - - - - - - - - - - - - - junior high have w dreu .kill IIIWO-IIInds live baUer "po- NEW HURLER FOR K.C. pie, Prefli' Prlvolll .-kl ,._ , SY:CUSE - t rocms, bath. FOR HIRE, ~·-·, so, while across the atreet at sitlm" to a dozen pol'IIDII'aph.. KANSAS CITY, Mo. CUP))- tlenta, Phaaa Muon, '1'13baMmOIII, 2 Iota. tl2,900. u-. .......ilnlalfiiD'l\ City College, the 1111'S and gals lc _.,Ucatlona than to the N. Paul Spllttorff, I 23-yeer-old . 5185. IOol!llc wldl. ,.,. .A.._ ... _ ' IN"" lefthandlr wtio Mlped Om.t\a RESORT - for ew~Jnmirw,. baat, -..~ even II" barefooted llld in cut. Y, dally papers .... We cbeek-----------•-a~ •·••- ...,OOO. · W.Va. "'-77l-6711111er off If Ill wanlto to !be American AuoclaiiGII ~· • . ._ s, ey · ed alx JM'riiOIIalJy .... Ageless champlonahlp last - · was ~uCK Scan saveyou..,tohalt MIDDLEPORT- t _ . , 1'k IIIli ar t1141~, It.d• We at high ldlool aren't al- (lllll'Ueiitll) Strlpteaoer A n n e called up Frldoy by the KJIIIUI on TV rtpa~r1 If 1011 lxilw bathl, IIIW obllwle roof. Gar· r •etc lowed Bill' leeway, The Jlrla Corio a1 l!le 37111 !1. Hldoaway CHy Royolo of !be American: them ln. <htck'• TV,152..., ~0,$410. have to woarllreooesthetareno said toda,y's IIIOVIes are mak- league C.l'llll, Pcm'I'QJ. Ph- 992,: POMEROY _ lluolnoao buildshorter than five · !ilebee above · Ina ber eratwhUe naughty lour. · SOlO · 10o1S.UC the knee; they C4,n't (li,ljlue. Ieaque - ·'fo o re~le." Aulo bw 011 Main. tJO,Ooo. Ie......r --• ··""'·'• are -·t. we ...._,· _ th~s ....... aman POIIEROY - 1 l'OCII110 1~ ..- .... -"• ~~ ....... 1968 couGAR, ao2 OIIIIIM. a... and Found belli a1.mhuD llllbW.IIIIm · can't wear 10111 pants, cuiottes lllm.boxes whieb are limply Door, wide ovols,$l900.lt3J . ' · $20. or bermudas, and If a bra · eleelronlc pitchmen. F~, _Cbe~ _ . .... 90 per FOUND, malePIIdrWeoa. WQne beat. aa._ Alltbw 000. -u ., ,_, LETART- S I'OCIIIII, balh,cals~s :tllrougll a bloole, It's Top 111m llrm Is - wlllm cent dono, $100&. CaD D49- Srrilhor, -W, IIIla St., Pominto the vi<e .principal's office away trom closing Its N. Y. 01'07, llllo. lo-2Wtc lar. tloiB. eROO. 2601 after 5 p.m. 1o-2S . . will! Y9UI Boys must have their headquarters ... .. Allan Jonea 11).26.12tp -- ---------shirts tuci1'ed In and buttoned celebralod his 62nd blrtl1diJ up to tbe neck, and thOlr hair at the Baccara .... Late We 1 988-C~;OOLE;,-;;;;.;,.. Wanted HELI!M or VIRGIL TEAFORD uoa the neck." rumor: eome GOP mone)'ba&s 992-3325 But the minute we enroll at may back a new N. Y. dally IJnpala, 6 cyllrder, ponr r-:----'---'---,-ASSOCIA1'ES 1 ,SYI~SE c:olle__ , ~11& outomatlc lrlnlMEN WANTED e-, ...·-~••·.., .. IU.16 goes, 1rom (we -~-bt II) ,... '111e ,. ~ 1 mllsloa. l'llllo. extra nice, long frizzy hair {guyS) 1D short grlllldc If not too pretty: VIr. In Thia Areo Te T•ln At tunauolse. lllarleo C. KIJW, paniB (gals) . They can be u giDII Graham, Leo Durocher phone 7fZ-tiM6. grubby as they wan~ and who and Godfrey Cambridge will do cares. TV commereial1 for- llJ'eyou lln't it dumb that high and ready'?- abrandd.ahorts.... -----------'OPEN HO\JSE- WHEill:)mior high schools are so up- ~r Gladys !lieiley lost L_. to .., oottlr., ...... PGIIIOI'O)', MulJJerr)' lleliMi tight with their rules while col- her dati ........... Warbol'otlrll FWoleh tor . ·•-· .no...., ... .... 4hct " - ........ •• .leges In the same town are so VUiage ftlm UJ•tre turned Into •lth WHEN- C!o ......., Octe:.. 2:• L ... relaxed? - CAN'T UNDER- a tar.out mea..-1 lhop, Limbo' a. THREE beqle ...... -maW ., ......... ..,..... From 2 to- 1 p. m. ani two female. Pbone 992- f• IHol 1-r.w wolte ' ' STAND Bob Hope nearo a sister oiMno. •II• ,hol.O on4 ..... WHAT- 1 1ta7 rram,. 2 6871, 10 Dear Can't: team be once worked with In _.. Nollo•l tutltvto . - . -•• """' ez-"-ld•1o-2&-3tc if !loot r••k1. . . . . 1.053. -- ~ Porhapa it balll't hit y o u r v~e eami up to him at. Clovol'"f- Ohio 44116 eben with diJdJ!II - · NI school yet, but Umesareebang. ter hla succeso and meel<ly ---- -------baoemont. lfi>PIOio I aereo. tng, '111ose IIUPOr upllgbt hair.· asked, ''flo)'OUremembenls?" CORN, Rt. 7,Ciflbolclldod!rom Relit ~ IIIW, ,)'OUKVS'l'SEE and:<' res• rules are bel111 relax. - Slameae Twlno ,... Gloria Deld, Oct. 28 to New. 1. lhlo ' ed rn many a roes mainly be- SlfaniO!I ~ bar _,health ~lie Smllh, CbeoC.r Ph. CLEAN, comfortable a looPing POMEROY - 2 o1GrJ frame, 3 cause aulhorlllea befiM 1o rea- ID L' Alglon llllllld even t&t.3821 ' roam with klldlln ptl¥1~•· · ~ 'llr 1 o, bath, ....., ll •e ~ ridlcuiCllo they wore. ber beau~¥ glop II "natural:" ' l0o2Wip IUltllllt far worklfig' Wom.n ..... liiU'IIfo clc!lf, to Kids are 81111 expsclod to op. a raetat maak of "dried opr1.. -----------or teacher. Av..lablo Nov •. l • . •clloQio, pear clean and respoctablo, but - C . and lll'lll>tl" .. ., VIrna " ' - ff2·54e llflw I _p.m. p~Jw. A 11"11 et,U •' the spelled - '""reotriellma Ull bu- the "no panta" t0. 19-7tp HEMRY CLELAND . Ofit,c..,"a-2259 (even Including "no paniB tor barrier at L'AI&Ion bullt1 no- SIX ROOII . . . . Ilk bath 618 TtWLER LOT$ ti• '' Miiliit;-· glria•ry are last diaa-rlng turtlenock boa tor men still Mill St., ~ caart, !ifr&c~oo, ~'lo. Gil , . '_,, in a 111mber of hlgb sehoolo ~~ .... 'l1le We !ltaron Slate R~ 12t, ' ' - SU. ; l u•.,.fn.. i 11 139 Llncolll St., MWI• across the country, And high Tate a palurebOiding-oeo, port, 04kl JilL 1-li-U '", · Jo:ti-titc 1 time - H. pleodlngtortlllrdorclueo. c c ---..,-------~ Ina polnl > lfAILIN8S SERVICE . ' ~---~ ~--.,.--.,. ..,.__ ----• - - HeIen HeIP US THE COLLEGE CRISIS Dear Helen: I want to go to college. I have the grades lor it. I have even the money lor i~ or at least the will to work lllJ' way through. But f can't find an op. enlng in a college I can a!lord . rm not a genlous, or an outstanding leader, or underprivileged. So there's no space tor me. At oor local State col. lege, 1,5()0 applicants were turned away thi syear. Noroom I It's this way all over the ooun- .... ., .. Well As .... - - - -------------- e. n = e : .. ;.:.::silod wilh tbelr , postwar buildings ma,y disap.. Bert Lshr's pert daughter H'wootl stardom, an American~ .iili!J,ta Ill' pear to make room lor a WI- Jane and her estranged hus. Julie Christie, Ughil,y comic, a variety eniearlngly llmiiY sldmy _ heard numerous lecturea. er one .... Foverlahly ambit. band critic Marlin Gotttrled shapely • with a brt&..tly divert. Their trip waa sponeored by ~tt:'e "!:~!':r!l~=~·A: ' Help "Lough.Jn" were corrobor&t. ed by Ita longtime head writer Paul Keyes who !Jill, proclaimlng it "Sianlod, vulgar and dlrty" .... Ethel Kennedy's rare ii.Y to a dazzUng near - art glamor~uncheon was at "2!" form every lime sbo opens her = .......,......"""""" '. . s.tltt DAY.,. ,.., Fer Rent --~ ~~.;·~::::.· ;~~";',; ., lllgs o!proiA!ln..-Jchfoods(lneat, fish, poultry, eal); four or more servings d. mrlcbed or ' restored bread or cereal; ftve or more sarvJnas of fruliB and _ IIIIIDtiPOI vegetables. Energy reserves are d. par. tlcular Importance ID the aliiJete . According to medical swrces, athletes tire from sustained activity, In part, because of the drain on the carboh,ydrate reserves in t h e bocb'. Recent research, says the American Medical Asaoclalion's Corrunl- on the Medl cal Aspects fl ~ a u g. gesiB thet an emphasis on carbohydrates In the dlel d. the athlete, particularly tor 81Wr. ance events, may be warrant. ed. "Also, contrary 1D lredl. llonalldoas, research Indicates the! 'l!"'ngheavy'onprotelnln thetralnlna diet serves oo usetul purpose. '111eae studies s~ that in atronuoos acUvlcy 111ere Is an increaaed utilization of car. bohyclrates If these are avail. able. Protein, as was rormerly boUevod, does not be the chief ICI!rce or R>Jscu.. • larenergy."otherstudieshave Chr ~"" -GALLIPOLIS- Jackie Gra- .. lalmas card asaort~ to.. ldlaol. ani 5 -" M . tor......,.,., ......~ shown that subjeela on a high. ham, a lea<ler with the Trlan. menls. Uno of novelty ldfll. PU. tltiU4h. 1'-18.u0 maUCXIo . carbohydrate dletexhiblt''hlgh. lie t.H Club, and Hope Fallon, ~-· · n . . . ._ r~m 992.7385. _________ ~_ _ 1 ~- 1 er net nwacular ener&v than ·- - ··a leader with the Cora Cemp10-l6-3te FURNISHED llll'lllfiPIJ'Imtnt. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , era t.H Cloj), have returned - - - - - - - - - - - - - Pbone 992-6435. rrom the National f.H Leider HOME REPAIRS,palntlq, car- · 1o-.:!3.uc , COI'IDirtONiiiG . - . · , Forum In Washington, D; c. pentry, lhinJIJna, All work -----------Alii •~ Oct, 12-18. Jlll&rllllteed 1!1 -rleneed FURNISIIED three _,.:_ atiCII .-.~ ... Jaelt'l IWtiCal Purpose ot the National f.H men. I Cheater t85-t1t7 jlllllll, "'--• -~~--t- .88WI7I. . . . . ,- . ·_- , . .. Leader Forum was ID h e 1 p collect. 10-l2-lalp Ill, 111'7 Mllllll., llldlllport. t4Cfc· leaders learn morelbout bolp. - - - - - - - - - - - - - P'-~~2-r~~Z. loDolte anciKelrDullea .... MissHeck- •·· '-s -~"'ria meet~- ROOFREPAJR··•r~"••, -------------art Is so -•· •-rb a performer hall •~"' l.OGAN- FIREIIId~"'-"" of 111 futur 11 11 also •~-rlor ··• --~-r "" .......,.. she raises even such a slen- c enpa e e. w"' •N - - · TWO IIEDROOII laM, lhlnl . Saloollld Servlcea. J!lv. der, triendly, unlikely trivial- a program of the National f.H pointing llld reniodelin& ear. ,_, ~ ,....,·IIIII ani· fl7tldq In fire and Aftl¥ llllillliSs Sei'YfCaS BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YOR-K- Martha Roue's ~ daogilter MelocJye Cmdcs quit shoW biz but now Is ready to leap back In .... Veteran tight referee Burney Kessel' a aboot ' .. F•1'1ie Fillelt. ' ,, . ' ,.,',...,, : ~ ' '·"'. ,, ' x,, .. ' AutotNtlc: trans. • �Now You Know the.. , 14.. . . ..'!(. Y~II:JJ . •, ' .!.;. •I' ' , ... ' I .\, '' .,' 1 I I f ;' I, I I I ~ I i Auction Aids Servicemen BIDWELL - A white elephant auction highlighted t h e day when the Bidwell Ivy Club met recently at the home of Mrs. Bruce Stool Seventeen members and gueota bid and bid again as club member Mrs. Bill Phllllps auctlmeered. The ladies were generous as the auction was planned to raise money to donate to "Operation • Yule" to send packages to Gallla Councy aervlcemen In VIetnam. Money was also derived from saving bottle caps for this projecl A total of f,\1 waarai&ed. The• members also baked 24 dozen cookies and turned In ool1ee cans, Attending the meeUng were Mrs. Carl Hall, Mrs. Cara- ' OPERA"nON YULE SEVEN -lkmwentmadeb1D18111· bers of the Bldlrell Ivy Club aa a result ol tunds collecled from a recent auction. Pictured above, loft to right at tho Gal· llpolis Post Olllce are E. E. CaldwoD, peatmaster; Dorolhy Phllllps, JudY Hamilton, VirRinla Hall and Sqohla Phllllps. way, Mrs. Tim McClelland, Mrs. Bill Hall, Mrs, Lola Johnam, Mro. Loren Neal, Mrs. B!ll Phillips, Mrs. John P a y n e, Mra. Paul Holllnglhead, Mra. BUI llamllton, Mrs. D e a n llayea, Mrs. Richard Cremeans, Mrs. Homer Painter, su.t, ~I Pbllllpa, Jauolta Mrs. Bob !medegar and granddaughter, Mrs. Paul Phllllps, ., Mra. Don Phllllps. ' Also donating to the project were Mrs. Paul Saundera, Mrs. M. B. Martin, Mrs. Marahall McClaskey, Mrs. BUI Fraley. ., ' '·' Home Programming Opened tnCATV WASIIINGTON (UPQ - The Federal Communlcallona Commission (FCC), In a Btep that ma,y bring new dlverslcytotelevi&ion programming across the country, has ndedlhalcableTV rsystem& may carry commer ~ clal& aDd some must originate their mm programs. The FCC Frlda,y said a II Communlzy Antema Television (CATV) oyotems ma,y carey advertialng at natural breaks durIng their pl'ogrammlng. S u c h clear permlslioo to advertise had long been sought by the CATV ln<llsley, which said sub- scription rates alone were someUmeslnsufficlent to make the operations prolltable. At the same time the FCC ordered all CATV systems with more than 3,000 subacrlbero to ot!Rinate some or their p r o. irammlng as of Jan. I, 1971, n did not apecif¥ how much or the total programming was to be originated locally, built ssld It would give the stations a period of 'experimentation before doddlng If It will be necessary to make such specificaa tions. About 200 CATV O!)OraUoos have more than 3,500 subscribers. II was not thougl>t they woold encounter dllneulzy In meeting the local programming requirement. Some a!. read.Y carry locaJ program. min& the FCC oald, but without advertising it has been a losing venture. The FCC admitted that the new rules will mean more competition lor regular radio and teleYis!on statloos, especially radio, but it said . there was no rea1011 to believe those services would dsterlorate. n asld It hoped the new ndes woold re- be anything !rom coverage of sporting 0\'ents to preaentatioo of feature tUrns. · Expreaslon'• Origin The expression, "He did It All mattresses ••livered to your home tnd ptt • r•r W If JOI ...n. We wll llso 41spose of your eh111titnu fer you. on his own hook,'' comes from fishing. If you have the fish "on your own hook" you have it as;our own responsibillty an the catch was achieved through your efforts alone. :. . i Be thrlftJl _Sne all of your sales,lps fn11 ,',) A two-thirdS majority of sult In a wider varlezy or pro. each house of Congress Is grams for the viewing public. required to pass 11 bill over, Tho loeal programming could the president's veto. EROY ELBERFELDS ·IN • ~ .- v.. :·' ' • ' . .' ' j> . • ' YOU CAN • !< ,... "' . 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