https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/da8e15ee74b5d64f9314914559eb9116.pdf e3f50b2c1651e90a876c5e405940a437 PDF Text Text .... ~ ...... -..... -....... . . ... ...... - . . ..... ( .. , .;,--....... ., ~ 1 -"'""'- · --...- ~ ........ ~ • • ' '' '· ' 12~'lbeo.ilylltnUJ!el,~y. O., OcU,II'/O I , •1 E • d · . 1Mrs, Maeomber Dies Thunday ·. \1r.r,{JRS01l Jl'Sml y. ~ecte .•,'-'~,d\I~.'Macomber,58, ~jn~ll)bfabrother; . U ' D 1 . LOS ANGELES (UP!) ~ rQ!Inj tilille tbe jury llded,011 Charlo!t.Manson began 8lnging in aJIIIIIOIIIelll ''111e qld crey mare, slle ai.D't Even Deputy District Altlr· wballl'le UIIOCI to be" and three ney VIncent Buglioll sot femlle codefendants at lbe invOlved ond be was fined aliO 'l'ale murder lrialloudly called for contempt Gf court. the judge "a WOIIUin.". , 1 SuwtotC<lllrtJudlleCharlea Aller 15 wee~ Gf ~ H. Older was pnlplll'ed, If behavior by lbe "MansGn nee ery, "' carry 011 the trial family" defendants, the Sharon with lbe defendants cmflned In Tate-LaBlanca murder trial oillor 1'001111 and U.leninl "' lbe erupted Into pandemonium prteeedlnpbyloudope•ter, Thuraday IUid aU four were Older W.. backed up by a ordered taken from the court- IJ.S. SlqiNme Court ruiiJig thet · Gf lbe lladclllf CU!IRUin!b' near v~. w11o ,df,ed Sept. 11, thla 1. _____ tellln& b9w - ~ '1- Wl~Pev'dle, ~ 11lurldl)' at ~. ' ·. . ..,..,med" bbl'•lill to ·l<!rtet 'lbllr put the HQ!m Me41cal ,qnter- · ~at ierylces will be held au pm. Swld8)' at lbe strq Mra. Mae<~mber was a IUid Sell Funeral HC11114! In member Gf Wilkuville Chap/er Wlllt88Yille Willi the Rev. C. J. OES, lhe cbapter ~. lild. ~ olflclaUng_. Order cl l!lllld ..--ntatlve of Tetaa EUiem Star Bervlces will be in 1169, 1980 IUid 11181. Sbe',beJd at 7:30pm. Balurday at bellqed "' tbe Put Matrml lbe fUneral home. Frlendl may Club of tbe OES IUid *til a Call tbere aD day Balurday ~ .IIIOIIIber ol Mary ~. Willie until lime ol senicee on SunShrine of Jeruealem. She day. Burial will be in Vln!Qn belllll(ecl ' a11o "' W11bn1J1e Memorial Cemetery. Talilple 581, · Pythian Sialtn, . pueoll. PIJM, a ~ . IIMrt Vletaani War _..lilfth, lllld u.r-pllledC<IIiliolonrtbe pll by havinl them ,acqe In leeblen 1101 ~ unnslural re!atl0111 wilb 11l'lh. FIJnn wu on the wilMa stand !all! 'l'buraday when Manson burst Into tbe refrain hehaYiar becames dllrupltve and makes orderly proceclart 'mpoulhl 'lbe ru:;..,.t came near lbe concllllion ol leatlmony by ranch hand Juan FIJnn, who lived with the "family" for more than a year Flynn was TOtllght& S.turuy Oclvller2-~ TELL THEM WILLIE BOY IS HERE ITOCIInlcolorJ Raber! Redford · Katharine Ross All Ages "GP" front row of apectatGr eeata. Older warned M - the! un1eaa he became aUent be would have to remove him from lbe courtrvom. ''You'D have to order me "' s!Qp livinl,'' Manallll said. "You're just a woman, judge." Adm!Hod. 478. Survivinl are her huaband, Don whonl she married June 1 1~ IUid 8 brother ~ ColtrW, ol!Wndtn. ' She was the dalllhfer of the lale A. E. IUid Elma (Nannle) Wale CottrW IUid was also Whit·Lo Singers Scheduled ACE HIGH (TochnlcolorJ Kevin McCarlhy One of the naUon'a major choral groups, the Whlt·Lo Singers, Is echeduled "'appear on the Portamouth Community Concert aeries this coming season. Thls ..citingsroupof 26 talented young people was organized three years ago by Arthur Whlttem..-e and Jack Lowe, famed duo planlsbi. The singers, accompanied by piano, harp, organ and percussion, present a deUghlfuUy varied program ranging from Bach and Moussorgsky to "Chorus Au Go<lo" (the poprock scene) IUid "Show Stoppers From Broadway." Also echeduiecl on the Portsmouth aeries, which will be open "' memberaol the Trl .. County Community Concerl AaaoclaUon, ere the Romeros, America's "Firat FamUy of the Ell Wallach Sun., Mon. & Tun. Oclobtr 4-5-6 "THE COCKEYED COWBOYS OF CALICO COUNTY" (TechnlcolorJ Dan ' Hoss' Blocker Nanaette Fabr.ay Jim Backus Rating "G" .. general for all ages! CArtoons: BoiiNn Snotchor Gil GuHor Frog Show St•rt•7 P.M. Tonight, Sat. & Sun. Oct. 2-3-4 Double Feature A Film By Allen Funt Guitar," and duo harpists, l..onplrelll and Eecosa. soclatlon•a first concert &mdey sfternOOII will be admllted on their receipts. Opening the Charleston aeries will be the Royal Uppsala University Chorus at 2:30pm. Sunday. The Tri-County aaaoclaU011's annual lllelllhersllJj drive Is rapidly drawinll "'a close. Any area resident who baa not yet been contacted by a drive worker Is urged to call 'Heedquartera, 44&-1364, before tQmorrow noon. Memberships are a11o avaDable 111 Melp Counly threulh Mr. IUid Mrs. Harold Sauer, 742-3154; In Maalll County lllrouBh Mrs. Ralph Qoump, 6'15-2974, and 1n Rio Grande through Mr. Lawrence Huber, 2f5.i35.1. Membershlpa ere priced at t!O for an adult and p for a SAY TO A NAKED LADYr 'WIER£ ITS Al" POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Seroing Meigs County For Over 98 Years Member F~ral • Reserve System · All Accounlllnoured Up To s!lf/,000.00 GRAND·OO. SATU.,AJ 9£1• $,9.· ··. Rt.7 . ·1 ' ' ' ~ . . ' . ' On All a'Floori ' I VOL IV NO. 36 . 32· PAGES I' '. /Jevoled To n.t·Gri_Oter Middle Ohio J'oUey ' SUNOAY, OCTOBER 4, 1970 ' ,... ' ·ELBERFELOS:fi·N'POM:~:ROY- ·~:0 . J \ Darwin tO Athens -'83' Maybe by 1978 Dowler Says State ,• ., OHWI Mr. Prllndtr ' Clarence Weise Died Thunday ~; ol Cla)'lvllle, Pa.; a step- dauihter, Mnl. JIIC!t BechUe of Mtd(jlepott, .with whonl she lived the past JJ years; five l!andcldldren, IUid 12 slep- " fooflftll, guft.,.l. oh<lnk.•.,. 1.39 an.r ..oi., 97$ WQin't uumble M R ROOF CEMENt' .. •w 27• For•molljobt. Stok.watM'jlroclh• GAL . lj!O ..I. Ro;. 39< JrOPO!Ied ~ to tbe Darwin to Alba Rt. 33 ia PICII>' "' at line polnla lllder present ~- 'lbele are 11 Slllde, orr Rt. 1111 near 'Danrin, IUid from the Apo polf!C'blan at Albeaa. 1111 ¥UIIr, Carl lllea and .... dauebter. Jean, Mrs. Georce 3 Juveniles Guilty WRQU IRON RAIUNG . lr~~toll yourMI with no hOlM to drl111 Satlh biCICI!Iinilh. 4' 1~ .... 5.20 ..... ........ ··~ It' 1tdl0il R..t a~ .....,....... . .7t Burial wi]l 1111 In Mileo Cemetery. Friend& may call at lbe funeral home any time after 2 pm. SWida1. n.,.,._ u ••- ~ 0--e~• u DiM & , !.J _,.__ In CCIUA:U'JW A Cer!ter Hospital "nnlraday. !llaMa L. Abel, lo.yur ~.. ":'"'~:!l:':• ' ' ~! ~... 8:UJdra ' lean lildlt:,.lt, lillildlepOii, lit. I; ~ ··~ · .HoliG!a, 75, ~.~. AbMtta . "' ·=· ~. ~.·Chi! ' '~·~~ ', Jt:i. ' '' RSip!SED . ~.w. ~ot, '~~~· .Y~t.,~ n.•.uw.··- u p,jt'•=· ~.IQ ~· r...··. 'li+ll_..,. ·~~~a~~f.~ . . ' · ,. I ,.,;; •; ·, Ul'IU: 'l'ONYA SlMPSON, I, dauab~ ol Dr. IUid Mrs. RidJanl B. Slmpooj!, 11 Gleadele Ave., sboWI how to getoutol berroomln eaee of fire. · only happens to the other fellow. It just Isn't 10. Fire llrlkes appraxtmately mllliaD times a year. About '111 per cent of the tblie It strikes a home. ·Fire lna1s.IIi hurte laot a toog time. . Today II a good time "' cbect for fire jtptentlal bazardo. »if Ia your bealinl ll)'8lem deleclive! (D. Kameth Margan, dty Health Qmmlp!<IIIOI"' IUid the (QIIItlnued on pqe 3) GALLIPOUS~AclinSJUWinlieCourt .·'.. Roy Gilliland ol Jacbon Counl;y Friday found IIIII ;youths guilty cil acll of dollnquency. Spedflcallf, tbey were gulll;y ol deatroylng approximately 50 rural maD 111- em!!*"' lo ~. And hu.y tbey dd I i'ricel hroltCbl by tbe conleiU of tbe bome ""'· u dealer pul II, '1bole "'"""'dinl the lll!le wwe weU pleued with tbe hldtlln1. J.Caiaaban and Dan .8mhb were aiiO- '""""'*'·" Uoneeta. p...,_ were Dlll _p!l'lllitled iDsldo tbe .......... baUt by Sl!pbeo '111111 wllo lonMed a 1,100 acn ·lbellp ·plantation ill Ruiland To'rirtblp In - Safely .;.at. wouldn't allow IIIIlCh tralllc inlldo tbe ...,. wblcl! - laat oocapled ., 'tile .. 1 ' u•;"- ' and walked some ~~~stance to got to tbe rtale. 9Gme ....t just "' look; o4IMn 111!111 11~ · I~ ••' $dora, also charpd with operlllq • vehicle without a drlva-'1 u-, - · · placed year'• prciPiclt IDd !JIIed t!O and COlla. UDier the terms of bbl )ll"'hdae 8ldln . holts and of damaling several IIIU8t report "' the prolatlaa 'cdBcer 111tomohliea 1n the Rt. 141, na and ru. 511 regular]J, IIIU8t attend ac:bilii 1'tlllllrl:r · areas. anclllllllt he iD by 11 pm. eadl Dl&bl · The court placed Ricky Price IUid In otber c:uea, RidJanl E. Clrter,ll, .· Tommy Hyme, holb 16-year oldo, 011 all GelllpoUs, IIDed til and COlla t. c' montha probation and ordered them to speed In cil road mate reaitutlllll far damages. ForfeldaiiXIQ were Ollrlel• ht '11. ; Stanley E. Siders, qe IS, also wu 17,NewKat.wa, t111f found guill;y ol an act cil dellnqumcy In lllnWI, 17, Rt. 2, (le twt that he atole a molar whlcle owned by Jim iip!Sdillll and~ B. IMler, Jr., If, Mlnlt's WholeAien 111 Elllem AWl. Rio Gnade, • flllleaDnl ... Juci8e :Bids 'for Antiques 'Fabulous' "CCkJent patlen~ were •dftdlled to the Holzer Medical TWo Gv·Lee. 1111 C. E. 81±11.,.,. "' ~~~ult Rf ' .•, '· 1 u.. ,., ,.""'.,hoi.. ~ atlla.m. Monday at lbe Madln I ~ • ...ui.~"· . ' 3•• lnclvd.td. Reg. 4.49 Funeral Home In RuUancl with .the Rev. Cecil Wile officiating. 11 ';,,' ·,· Extrvded aluminum lfrip with ¥1nyl ·Jii. ' OVfUU Funeral &a ok.w will be held V: :: ~ between bore and Dlnrln Ill Melp Cowlly, lmolm 81 u. s. Boote bU Ill least another three yeera to bodm1 drl'ftrl. - -.... ciUidld opnion ol Jobll wDowler, Dopu1:7 Dlrectar of Division 10, State · Hlshway Department, Friday mominl at tbe Q!!nmbla Gee Ompa'IJ' memblyroom here. AI least !Scltlzenaol Melp County lnleruled In highway imJli'OV'lMIIt attended. Dowler said tbe earlle11t probable CGD· atrucillln dale would ho In 19'13, IMII!!IId! .. all pre&a~tfunda lor- COIIIIrllc:tlll tc that time are "c:cmmllled." Two yean 110 a section ollour-llne U.S. ill from Danrln to Rock Spinp - Clpllled. Conllructkll Gf the Route 7 by.pa from Laurell:llff tbroug]l an inlerdlqe at Rock Spinp, ~ almaot to tbe Meiglllllgb Sdlonl, may otart euJy In 11171. Dowler npeeled that blda lor that lleclion can be eold yet tide yeai-. Dowler pointed 011\ thai hlglnrll do_. must be hued 011 requiremeniJfor II years In tbe fUture. Far eumple, 1!1,000 whlclea or _.e dally are ~ 011 a lllibwaY, wilbln .!II y- lour laneo are srandcbUclren. at3:80p.m.SundayattheCrowHulleD Funeral HOIIII! In Point Pleaeut with tbe Rev. Gene Ea!Qn officllting. Burial will be In the Pine Grove Cemetery. Friancll may caD at lbe fUneral home anytime after 2 pJD. on Sllurdey. ~ ln1erl for 1landord wood doon. Naill old cJaughlerofMr.andMn.J.... Abel, Nn Haven, W. Va., ' . fractured her rtght arm In an (Cmtlnued from pace 1) · lllccldent at New Ha:ven Israel IUid Us Ani! ....,..... Elementary School whUe llld the imPicl of Nl.r•o ruPninlln a pbyaicl1 educatloil do~ 011 ,e!orts to acldm daeli. peace. , , '· · . 1o1m w. Foooe, Jr., tour.,ur AecGrdlng ~- White Bolll[l PldiCIIofMt. IUid~.JohnW. offlcial8, holll ''aden ••· r-, 91'., Vlntan, outalned a prelled the ~ -tl!t ~ Jl!*l C<111e11881M, ahrNiona ot' JordaJalla ~VII .,4 lbi 1be lace, ~. armJ and back unce..talnlltt ~ill.tbla from Tiill'aday · In an icddenl on . de.ul !1111 C!«lai 'to!: ~ Jill. Ace«dlng to the lime the' ...._ 'f!ir rePort, YOUIIB Fooce leU out ala ~·· the peace moVIng carnqot)ftlona be!w~ll Wael, Jonlaa and I!'.UJil.' '· . IV IT FILED A euit for money wee fOld In I ~ llounfv 1 ColniiiOa Plea dOartl li; Filftpd Jllilk ,. and SIYlDII ·Cq., ll&lnet ' • · a.r~Jert L. :and ·Mlldfed ~. • ' '• 'Cheollhe,: In ~ amount. of . • ••fM. .,, lnlereat and ~li. ,, . ' .- lNlldlngs was reported. DON WAUs·· WLIS\YAGEN, . . ,., ·f mts a; N_..'• Member Federal Deposit lnsuranceCorporoll011 ... t- I, ( •TIIlilNS- The 12.1 mileo of curlycue . , , _M. In Madrid RUI\AND POMEROY Bargains llalpb Waldo Emonan "A ll'le!ld loa pmon·with '1111<111 I ma, be lincert. Before ldm, I _may lblnk aloud... . '·. hnManl from (]Iaffey Junior Cdlege11llrsday when tbe flames mclrclecl the campus. There wae no lltruct~ral damale, !lowever,·as more lllan 1,000 men fought back llle flames. Some smoke damage to Lawrence Boyd, 80, Cincinnatl, formerly of Meigs County, died Wedneaday evening at the CincinnaU General Hospital. Mr. Boyd w~ a retired cement contractor In the Queen City. He II aurvlvecl by his wife, Mary; a· daqhler, Char· leoanna, at home, IUid two Billers, Mrs. Elale Bryant IUid Mrs. Jennie Bryant, both of Ruttand. A broillor and a allier preceded him In death. Funeral eervicee will be held here now. • ',, Monies Committed (Continued from pqe I) Lawrence Boyd, Age 80, DiBs recularly ,, •.. Ml4:h J4 W Mlch 34 Bowl l'rEMUDs••• ir~ jff,.i~Jf.S Mrs. Annie Barnett, 92, Middleport, formerly of Southside, In Mason County, w. Va., died Thuraday night at Veterans Memorial Hospital followlnc a throe week IIIMu. Mrs. Bamell wee hol;n Oct. 3, 1rn In Lawrence County, Ohio, lbe daushter ol the !ale William IUid Martha_Anerton KlniJ. She wee a utelonc member of the Pine Grovelfelhodlat Church at Beech HID, W. Va. She Ia survived by her husband, WUllam; • - . Or· Your money In our vault Is safe money umlng senerous interest . . . and readily available when you need it. Anticipate tomorrow's needs today. Start savins 28 L'vllle 1l Mlrin to ... ~ ., student (full-time · throush coll&~e). No ainBle admlaalons wlllhuoldatthedoorforanyol the area concerbi. Annie Barraett Dies '11runday BEST COOKIE JAR IN TOWN ... ' .· .' · Mr. and Mrs; Ted Reed, Jr. are attending a meeting of the Council of Admlnistrauon·of the Ohio Bankers AlsoclaUon In Toledo. Reed, President of The ~=~~y ~ P:.,:vmr. "·· hls third · ' comp1e-.., year u chalnnan of Group Seven of the Ohio Banken Alan. In addition, be loa member of a seven man Ad Hoc Committee studying the structure of the association. 311 Rated "X~' -Plus- . .... ,,• Reeds in-r'oledo Heciproolty hae allo agai.D been extended to 197G-71 members of TCCCA by the Clerence B. Welle, 10, for- formerly of Middleport. Marietta aasociatlon. Ap· merly of Pomeroy, died The body is at the Evans ROOF COATING peering In Marietta thla season Thurecley In Columbus. Mr. Welle wu a retired attomey for Funeral Home, 4171 E. R•niiWf oW atphall m•tal rooft; tlopt will be the LIIUe Angela of thO lnlemal Revenue Service In Livingston Ave., Columbus, ordlnarv l110b. . Korea, the Johann Strause Wuhing!Qn, D. C. He was a where aervices will be held at Ro;. ' ·59 5 GAL Ensemble, Longatreth and member of the Masonic Lodge 1:30p.m. Sunday with the Rev. E1coea and the Columbia and the Veterans of Foreign Mart Allen officiating. Friende Operatic Trio. ma, call at the funeral home A C<Jmplele calendar of all Wars. Am0118 the survivor• are two from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 pJD. area c011certs av8ilahle "' local nieces, Mnl. George R. Koehler Balurdey. Burial will be at members will be maDecl along IUid Mise BaUy E. Schaaf IUid a Mlddleport lollowln8 the &er· with their membership cards. nephew, Jon M. Schaaf, all vJcea In Columbus. · Members who wish to attend the Charlea,ton, W. Va., ••· ... .... ~'. . . ' '·"'' ......., •+-1:.·. .........1»1\>olrl'""\'·· .:<\ '~ "WHAT DO YOU 21 Kent ' Wm .& Miry 33 Ohio ,Wi!s '2'· · Uri!' lllit ibetr lollowinc a lin8l!rlni llliMu. MEIGS mranE· ~t=:,"':"":! ~~:ea::--~t.:'~ ~,:e~xt~ ''" R Pitt �• ·Rio Business Program Ad • ' PLAN AMEETING PLACE outside of the house where tbe family can aaaemble. Count be... ind stay out. llon1 go back for anything. Here libe Simpsoni (father wu at the holllll&l) psta and an, gather ufely ala pre-determined ljKII. • I' TOP FLOATS- A fioat 'with a theme of "Falcons Say, Haq It Up," enlen!d by the junior class, ns the first place • ~ Yri~· ~don. Maria Ml(dlell and Marie ~ 1 ilfttJIOIICIIIhi wlnniiw !Jolt at Jell. Next Ia Jane Ha~i!r .,. and ~.'!1'0!111C ~ I,Jle ~tan float wbicb placed ~ , , winner In the amual Walwna HJcb Scbool Hom~~ llld, at far right, is the Freohman daas float wlllch recelveil ..... ' ' ,,' ·Jlol!' 12 Fined In Meigs Court MASON, W.Va. -llllldreds the slreeta In the Bend CIIJUIIIIIlitles to watcb the Walwna HJcb Scbool parade Friday escorted the parade and kept a watchful eye at Ita enc~~n&. One of the lirlt cars In the parade carried Wahama'a Jrlnclpal, Albert Duroae; Ralph Sayre, Southern District Superlnteqdent; and Keith i!llyre, WIIS parade marahal aDd aenlor clw president. It waa followed by the BSIIislant prlnclpal'a car which carried Jim Adams, princlpal ol Racine High School and Richard Waybright, auJstant principal at WHS. The cocbes car wu lliiiOII£ thoae heading the parade. In It were Walwna coaches Donald Van Meter, Donald Upton, Larry Morgan and David ArriU. Wahama'a seven varally, cheerleaders alao had a part In the parade. Studenta comprlllng thll group were Calby Weaver, Cathy Rouah, Linda Roush, Cheddle Hayea, Deblie King, Connie Haggerety and PPHS to Observe U • On .nomecomzng . r nuay J;I._!;J_ PT. PLEASANT - Point Pleaaant High School will celebrate its homecoming starting with a combined Homecoming and Bat\le Day1 Parade, Friday, Une up Ume wiD be noon on the high school parking lot and judging of the Ooala wiU be fi:ODI 12:45 unUI I : 15 p.m. At I: 15 the "homecoming" parade wiU leove the high school and go north to the Junior Hlgh School, !ben back to 28th Street by Oni!Ianee to Lincoln, south to ~d Sireet by Greyhounda (1-2). During halftime actlvlti~, Point Pleasant HJcb Scboola HomecOIIIlng Queen wiD be' crowned. Candidates are Joyce Berkley Evelyn Woods, and MeII nda• Gr1sa fl . Jun1or a1• lendant Is Palrlcla Stanley and Sophomore attendant 11 Kim Artrip. After the game there wiD be a sock hop for the stude~la sponsored by the Student CouncU. AdmiuJ'RI Is iiO cents. general membership's consideratlon. Tickela f<H" a aleak dinner preceding the business meeting are avaDable from these board members, King, IIDy MIUer, Mrs. Helen WliUams, Mrs. Zlba Midkiff, Jack W. Carsey, Mrs. Roy Holter, John Colwell, Henry Frank, Mrs. Edison Hollon, Harold Roush, llex COMMIII!IION TO MEET VATICAN CITY (UP!)- The International theological commission appointed In 19611 by Pope Paul VI wiU convene Monday to dlscuas doctrinal issues under consideration for tbe past year, the Vatican said Saturday. The 3Cknember commlsalon includes l!lillle of the Roman CathoUc church's top theologians. ' Ultle rei! WllgCIIS. Kent 'BI'O'flll ...... was driver of a yolkawagen anlf atudenll~lbiowagonnrere SUsan ii&O, Marian Woodnun · and Jeanie Berrald. The three queen eandldetea and three 'attendanll were rldlnc lhe aelllor clau float. Follo1!inl · I!Je afternoon parade, tbe Pl"'ieipetlng floala paraded asaln ,dllrin8 last night'• 'ball game when lhe winnera were announced. Par~l!e, participants were poUce ··- · Tmnm7 PaMIQII, avO Deieiile "Jeep", Fire TruCk, Principals, Alsla~t ~. Coadlel ear, New 118ven Qdl Sewta, Thelplen Float, Lltile Mila Maaon Coun!Y,· Vastly Football Playen::st ., Racine Vaulty ~'lam'~ ' ll8clne Band, Racine R .· '.. Ch. I · d . , eer ea era, eaer.ve Raclae'• Truck, Junior Float ~ Cilb Sewla JuniDr car, Niir Baveil Girl. Salulll. Fiencb Club ~~ Whlma varlity Cbeerlaaderl, G.A.A. car l"rQ!tnan Float p011erve ' ' · BoP ·w·o ' ' MAKE IT A RULE to close bedroom doors at night. Tbeae cloaed doors wiU hold back flames and smote, aDowlng vital lime for escape. Here Belay Simpson observes thll rule. '' taP· ,. ' \. ·~. '•r' proper........... .., \. •' ' '··; ., . ' .:> .• !/fJ ' ~. •J '\ \ ~. ; l-ARK, :, •:r . VNBELIEVABLE ... __ q valuables, see us about 1 Per· .. for Pt otec:llun • See the Men At SAUNDERS:,,l li EY ANS INSURANcE i I 437 SecOf!d Avo. OpP.,slle PosiOifice OPEN EVERY MONDA-Y UNTIL 9 row PRICEt · FIRST Q,U ALITY ONE SIZE FITS 8Y2 TO 11 ·.· ' - .. ... : .': . . :, ... : -: . . ·._·.·.·. ·. ' Bacon 5 lb. .. .. : . . UMJT 6 PAIRS PER CUSTOMER '"'D REGULAR 944 PAIR NUMBER 688 PANTY HOSE SEASON'S RETRACT ..... ••• •• . r . , ';•, .' . 1 ,· I ' ONE ~t!E ' & rr )lou"d like "Ooe ~·· prokclion ror your on-the-aD sonal Artic;ltl floater. .98 Ill• ~nls venient and economical to Ends &Pieces '. Building, At this plana wiD be made for dinner, October II, Starring Peter Fonda cover aU Jhese with one policy. - JUST EASY RIDER .., ~~· Due ' ' ··.· equipment. Bur, it's more con-- ai. ''' \ ,. . THIS ITEM ON SALE MONDAY 5 TO 9 ONLY a: ' photo or .hobby equipment, .icwclr)' and furs, or aporls , i Shenefield, &bert Burdette, Jr. and Wayne Roush. Tlckela are alao avallable at the Fann Bureau office in Pomeroy. King aald that the board had engaged an outstanillng group known as the "City Slickers" who will make you "pack up your troubles and smUe, smlle, smile." This group has en· tertained audiences over a wide area and promlsea to be another highlight for tbil year's annual meeting. He urged all members and friends of the organization to attend . The price of the dinner tickets will be $1.25 for adults and 75 OlE COYEI You c:an buy ,...rate policia to cover your \ltluables like ·, MONDAY NIGHT SP IAL u--••"" Ubby Brown. One of the unuaual j)lrade attractions was a Glrll AthJe!k , ASIIOclaU... car pulling three. , DRUGS FATAl. COLUMBUS (UP!) - Police foond the body of Eric Dletrech, 11, Berea, Saturday In an Ohio State University area apartment here. Franklin County Coroner Dr. Robert Evans ask! cents £or children , with tbe youth died of an apparent reservations being needed as overdose ol narcotics. much as possible: NURSES STRIKE SEOUL (UP!)-Nuroes at tbe National Medical Center in thll South Korean capital went on strike Saturday, protesting the transfer of the chief ol the center's nursing department. The atriklng nuraes said Mlsa Yu Sun-han was transferred to another government medical facUty becauae of her support of a nuraes' strike last week at the center to back demands for higher wages and shorter working hours. POMEROY Twelve defendanla were fined and two lorfelled honda In Melga County Court Friday. Fined by Judge Frank W. Porter were Donald E. Smith, )'arkerlburg, Rt. 4, ~ . -. "' 'JI®DLEf.PJ\T Mtlllblh IJ;" ·IIW lhpe ~t'te ' ,u .Frlday NIPI'• . ....,,.., 1 It• L 1 ~of"il!'l'Mfili!JeplrT.P'bmefby ~:_~'nlkb!. ~g\Jig a' hag~ CoDoc• ho&bai!RnaD_·: · . Pldrett, Pomeroy' Rt. 4, fO and Rotary Cl b wiU to ·~ k ld d b f d By UaiiiHI Preas -...atlilal ,.,._ •• "'-'•• ..., u ur "'" new t'MsJ~: e 1 y . J20.0 , ~-~:('""") . . . . . . . ...............A . . .. . . 'IiiiHba''tii"'ld '•'Mtcldlipolt· .· ',, ... earnlm'' tb~ ....... -•• _,..,.._ 11 U. ~ coa!J only for near the conn:ee ol Lea••·• Jack &boon Meinhart clr- Holltra S4 So. Conn. St. 3 , R. Hawley Middleport and Creek Into the Ohio .!liver a Pollee olflcer; fO Lester -... culated suckers • a full four ln- ··=6=Cln=cinna==ti=3==' ~of farm Hoy foUowlng dinner next Friday. chea in circwnf«'ence. . L. Nlii "-!!eroy fO and ~011.8 Program Chairman C. E. President Charles S1mor.s uaaaf; vehicle: Albert p' Blakeslee had charge of a brief prealcled. Birthdays of John Bs!'ller,, GaUI~IIa, f!5 and "open meeting" session Werner and Kenny Grover were coaia tlG IUipellded overload· following dinner at Heath recogniled. ~Leroy Lee, Albany, Methodist Church where Ladles of tbe church serving a 1; flO and coat.a auureil clear programs through the steak dinner were Mrs. Nan cllltlnee; ~ R. Boring, Cbrlatmas holidays were ten- Moore, Mrs. Mildred Zeigler, Middleport Rt 1 fO and coala tatlvely outlined. Mrs. JUBJilta Bachtel, Mrs. Kay un~afe v~hl~le'; Basil Twoweeb ,from Friday night Rill and Mlsa Beas Sanborn. Cremeans, Rutland, and Tom CaaaeU, manager of tbe WUUam R. Hajel, Syracuse, Columbia Gas office In Ml<lfJJ and coats each, apeedlnc; dleport,anadult.scouierollong.&••'-'· , &bert E. Manley, Vinton, Rt. 1, standing, wiU allow fllma taken flDO and COBia 'dtlvlnB Ucenae lllt summer at Philmont Ulpended f~r !Ia months Ranch, scene ol the National • , ' Sewt Jamboree ,driving while lntoalcate~; Ge Memhart chainnan ftarmel A. Delong, Pomeroy, orge · ' ~1. 2, fO and coats, unufe of a current attendance contat~ GALLIPOLIS - Reseryehlcle; Joy C. Mitchell, •tuns by remarb a week ago vations for the annual Gallla funeroy, flO and coats, Jm. thai aD-day suckers be ~ County Fann Bureau dinner . . -·"'~ around to members were · 'too meeting are due Monday acForfeiting bonds were Jeffrey cording to a reminder Siturday ~ Donohew, ,Racine, .RL 2, GM IUS~ by W. R. (Dick) Brown. ~ posted, speeding; Clair DAYTON (UP!) -Plans fl!r The annual meeting Ia ,E ..Meeb, Albany, Rt. 1, ~.50, a new aervlce parts 0111ter with scheduled 7 p.m., Thuraday at .JIIIIIedlna. 300,0110 1QU8f0 feet o1 IJifiCI! Green Elementary School, were 8lliiOUIICOd Satunlay bJ Centellary. 1111 General Motors ~ Enlertalnmenl wiU be fur. ' ' Dl<rlalon. nllhed by U. Singing Sherlffa, a , '·,' J.OCKIII) IN, DIIS Coluinbua quartet. One ol ·tbe Ohio' (UPI) - A everilns apums wiD be Dean Stmmel, bead ol the Ohio Fann ' ,J;'~. r-old lioy, Georse CIIILD ~ ' ; i)llll Ollllfoeilbl lale RIPLI!:Y, Ohio (UPl) - llurlau lecislative commlttae.l ' wlltn · be waa ac- Mellaaa•lloward, J, Ripley, wall lildtalaUJ trapped Inside a ldJied late Frld&y wheJube wu nfdserator l!l a mqbDe hame llracll by a car alallg Ohio 12 m COullty Road m, about flVJ new tbe city IID!IIa of thll · ' mlleiiOUth oi bere. BrOwn County colllmunlty, . eiiiii Put ...,.,... Your Valuable Articln UIDEI '· Rotary Members Will Tour Marina See Homecoming ·E · course lVQI'k ill accounting, communicati91J1t economJcs, finance, law, marketing, organization and 11181111ement, and quanUtaUve methods. Annual Meeting on Oct. 20 POMEROY - VirgU King, preaklenl of the Melga County Fann Bureau Federation, Bald Saturday tbe annual meeting wiU be Tueaday, Oct. 211, at 7:3'1 p.m.' at the new Meigs Hlgb SchoOl. Reaolutl0111 of county, state, and national llauea wiU be presented for the Fire Drills ,(Continued from page I) Gallla County Health Depart11111111 are DOW slreasllig the ~ ol checklnc heating IJIIeiDI asatnat carbon . . danger. . about electric cordi? PnJed eleciric cordi can 1111rt a • fi!'e , Electrical fires are aeeond only to IIIIOllin& and lllllcbel as tbe lea4lng cauae of . lire. Bagin today to foUow the hinta In the accompanying plciureo. Learn the protective acia that llllgbt save your Ufe, l'reillannlnB and practicing 'could have aaved lhe Uvea of many of tiQe who lied In hmne ilre& last year. RIO GRANDE - Dr. Alp!lua . AJDertcan Council on Echicallen R. Christensen, pr• ]t!el\t of Rio has reielaed a survey which Grande Colle1e, Sai1U'd&f lhowa bU8Ineaa admlnlatratlon announced the coll•l• hal wiU be one of the DIOBI desired added a Pftllll'lm In lluaiMa JII'O'!I'IIIIS In the early and midadmlnlatr~tton to ·, th' ,lt70's. curl'icUium for tbe faD lellle8ter Informal dlscusaions with of tbe li7~ ICidmlle year. bualneas and community Approval of ·the new Jl!l ograin leaders In southeastern Ohio, was 11ven by tbe Conege'a Dr. Christensen concluded, Board of Tru.sttiea at their, last Ieoda to leocl to the concluaion meeting. / that thoy allo would appreciate a locaiiOUI'CO of trained talent According to Dr. lh1Btensen, f<H" develaplng area commerce a ltii'Vey of student aplnions, and industry. , uplratioila and atutudea, un· The course In buslneaa ad· dertaken by the Board of ministration, according to Dr. Trustees last year, hu in- Herman L. Koby, vlcedlcalad that a business ad- president for acaclernic affairs ministration major at Rio at the college, would be a fourGrande College is tbe 111011 year program, and would lead desired addition to the present to a bachelor's degree. He aald curriculum. He noted that lhe thai tile program would Include $1ZES ·~ TO' ..... ., 5to9 MONDAY ONLY REGULAR 94' i �• ·Rio Business Program Ad • ' PLAN AMEETING PLACE outside of the house where tbe family can aaaemble. Count be... ind stay out. llon1 go back for anything. Here libe Simpsoni (father wu at the holllll&l) psta and an, gather ufely ala pre-determined ljKII. • I' TOP FLOATS- A fioat 'with a theme of "Falcons Say, Haq It Up," enlen!d by the junior class, ns the first place • ~ Yri~· ~don. Maria Ml(dlell and Marie ~ 1 ilfttJIOIICIIIhi wlnniiw !Jolt at Jell. Next Ia Jane Ha~i!r .,. and ~.'!1'0!111C ~ I,Jle ~tan float wbicb placed ~ , , winner In the amual Walwna HJcb Scbool Hom~~ llld, at far right, is the Freohman daas float wlllch recelveil ..... ' ' ,,' ·Jlol!' 12 Fined In Meigs Court MASON, W.Va. -llllldreds the slreeta In the Bend CIIJUIIIIIlitles to watcb the Walwna HJcb Scbool parade Friday escorted the parade and kept a watchful eye at Ita enc~~n&. One of the lirlt cars In the parade carried Wahama'a Jrlnclpal, Albert Duroae; Ralph Sayre, Southern District Superlnteqdent; and Keith i!llyre, WIIS parade marahal aDd aenlor clw president. It waa followed by the BSIIislant prlnclpal'a car which carried Jim Adams, princlpal ol Racine High School and Richard Waybright, auJstant principal at WHS. The cocbes car wu lliiiOII£ thoae heading the parade. In It were Walwna coaches Donald Van Meter, Donald Upton, Larry Morgan and David ArriU. Wahama'a seven varally, cheerleaders alao had a part In the parade. Studenta comprlllng thll group were Calby Weaver, Cathy Rouah, Linda Roush, Cheddle Hayea, Deblie King, Connie Haggerety and PPHS to Observe U • On .nomecomzng . r nuay J;I._!;J_ PT. PLEASANT - Point Pleaaant High School will celebrate its homecoming starting with a combined Homecoming and Bat\le Day1 Parade, Friday, Une up Ume wiD be noon on the high school parking lot and judging of the Ooala wiU be fi:ODI 12:45 unUI I : 15 p.m. At I: 15 the "homecoming" parade wiU leove the high school and go north to the Junior Hlgh School, !ben back to 28th Street by Oni!Ianee to Lincoln, south to ~d Sireet by Greyhounda (1-2). During halftime actlvlti~, Point Pleasant HJcb Scboola HomecOIIIlng Queen wiD be' crowned. Candidates are Joyce Berkley Evelyn Woods, and MeII nda• Gr1sa fl . Jun1or a1• lendant Is Palrlcla Stanley and Sophomore attendant 11 Kim Artrip. After the game there wiD be a sock hop for the stude~la sponsored by the Student CouncU. AdmiuJ'RI Is iiO cents. general membership's consideratlon. Tickela f<H" a aleak dinner preceding the business meeting are avaDable from these board members, King, IIDy MIUer, Mrs. Helen WliUams, Mrs. Zlba Midkiff, Jack W. Carsey, Mrs. Roy Holter, John Colwell, Henry Frank, Mrs. Edison Hollon, Harold Roush, llex COMMIII!IION TO MEET VATICAN CITY (UP!)- The International theological commission appointed In 19611 by Pope Paul VI wiU convene Monday to dlscuas doctrinal issues under consideration for tbe past year, the Vatican said Saturday. The 3Cknember commlsalon includes l!lillle of the Roman CathoUc church's top theologians. ' Ultle rei! WllgCIIS. Kent 'BI'O'flll ...... was driver of a yolkawagen anlf atudenll~lbiowagonnrere SUsan ii&O, Marian Woodnun · and Jeanie Berrald. The three queen eandldetea and three 'attendanll were rldlnc lhe aelllor clau float. Follo1!inl · I!Je afternoon parade, tbe Pl"'ieipetlng floala paraded asaln ,dllrin8 last night'• 'ball game when lhe winnera were announced. Par~l!e, participants were poUce ··- · Tmnm7 PaMIQII, avO Deieiile "Jeep", Fire TruCk, Principals, Alsla~t ~. Coadlel ear, New 118ven Qdl Sewta, Thelplen Float, Lltile Mila Maaon Coun!Y,· Vastly Football Playen::st ., Racine Vaulty ~'lam'~ ' ll8clne Band, Racine R .· '.. Ch. I · d . , eer ea era, eaer.ve Raclae'• Truck, Junior Float ~ Cilb Sewla JuniDr car, Niir Baveil Girl. Salulll. Fiencb Club ~~ Whlma varlity Cbeerlaaderl, G.A.A. car l"rQ!tnan Float p011erve ' ' · BoP ·w·o ' ' MAKE IT A RULE to close bedroom doors at night. Tbeae cloaed doors wiU hold back flames and smote, aDowlng vital lime for escape. Here Belay Simpson observes thll rule. '' taP· ,. ' \. ·~. '•r' proper........... .., \. •' ' '··; ., . ' .:> .• !/fJ ' ~. •J '\ \ ~. ; l-ARK, :, •:r . VNBELIEVABLE ... __ q valuables, see us about 1 Per· .. for Pt otec:llun • See the Men At SAUNDERS:,,l li EY ANS INSURANcE i I 437 SecOf!d Avo. OpP.,slle PosiOifice OPEN EVERY MONDA-Y UNTIL 9 row PRICEt · FIRST Q,U ALITY ONE SIZE FITS 8Y2 TO 11 ·.· ' - .. ... : .': . . :, ... : -: . . ·._·.·.·. ·. ' Bacon 5 lb. .. .. : . . UMJT 6 PAIRS PER CUSTOMER '"'D REGULAR 944 PAIR NUMBER 688 PANTY HOSE SEASON'S RETRACT ..... ••• •• . r . , ';•, .' . 1 ,· I ' ONE ~t!E ' & rr )lou"d like "Ooe ~·· prokclion ror your on-the-aD sonal Artic;ltl floater. .98 Ill• ~nls venient and economical to Ends &Pieces '. Building, At this plana wiD be made for dinner, October II, Starring Peter Fonda cover aU Jhese with one policy. - JUST EASY RIDER .., ~~· Due ' ' ··.· equipment. Bur, it's more con-- ai. ''' \ ,. . THIS ITEM ON SALE MONDAY 5 TO 9 ONLY a: ' photo or .hobby equipment, .icwclr)' and furs, or aporls , i Shenefield, &bert Burdette, Jr. and Wayne Roush. Tlckela are alao avallable at the Fann Bureau office in Pomeroy. King aald that the board had engaged an outstanillng group known as the "City Slickers" who will make you "pack up your troubles and smUe, smlle, smile." This group has en· tertained audiences over a wide area and promlsea to be another highlight for tbil year's annual meeting. He urged all members and friends of the organization to attend . The price of the dinner tickets will be $1.25 for adults and 75 OlE COYEI You c:an buy ,...rate policia to cover your \ltluables like ·, MONDAY NIGHT SP IAL u--••"" Ubby Brown. One of the unuaual j)lrade attractions was a Glrll AthJe!k , ASIIOclaU... car pulling three. , DRUGS FATAl. COLUMBUS (UP!) - Police foond the body of Eric Dletrech, 11, Berea, Saturday In an Ohio State University area apartment here. Franklin County Coroner Dr. Robert Evans ask! cents £or children , with tbe youth died of an apparent reservations being needed as overdose ol narcotics. much as possible: NURSES STRIKE SEOUL (UP!)-Nuroes at tbe National Medical Center in thll South Korean capital went on strike Saturday, protesting the transfer of the chief ol the center's nursing department. The atriklng nuraes said Mlsa Yu Sun-han was transferred to another government medical facUty becauae of her support of a nuraes' strike last week at the center to back demands for higher wages and shorter working hours. POMEROY Twelve defendanla were fined and two lorfelled honda In Melga County Court Friday. Fined by Judge Frank W. Porter were Donald E. Smith, )'arkerlburg, Rt. 4, ~ . -. "' 'JI®DLEf.PJ\T Mtlllblh IJ;" ·IIW lhpe ~t'te ' ,u .Frlday NIPI'• . ....,,.., 1 It• L 1 ~of"il!'l'Mfili!JeplrT.P'bmefby ~:_~'nlkb!. ~g\Jig a' hag~ CoDoc• ho&bai!RnaD_·: · . Pldrett, Pomeroy' Rt. 4, fO and Rotary Cl b wiU to ·~ k ld d b f d By UaiiiHI Preas -...atlilal ,.,._ •• "'-'•• ..., u ur "'" new t'MsJ~: e 1 y . J20.0 , ~-~:('""") . . . . . . . ...............A . . .. . . 'IiiiHba''tii"'ld '•'Mtcldlipolt· .· ',, ... earnlm'' tb~ ....... -•• _,..,.._ 11 U. ~ coa!J only for near the conn:ee ol Lea••·• Jack &boon Meinhart clr- Holltra S4 So. Conn. St. 3 , R. Hawley Middleport and Creek Into the Ohio .!liver a Pollee olflcer; fO Lester -... culated suckers • a full four ln- ··=6=Cln=cinna==ti=3==' ~of farm Hoy foUowlng dinner next Friday. chea in circwnf«'ence. . L. Nlii "-!!eroy fO and ~011.8 Program Chairman C. E. President Charles S1mor.s uaaaf; vehicle: Albert p' Blakeslee had charge of a brief prealcled. Birthdays of John Bs!'ller,, GaUI~IIa, f!5 and "open meeting" session Werner and Kenny Grover were coaia tlG IUipellded overload· following dinner at Heath recogniled. ~Leroy Lee, Albany, Methodist Church where Ladles of tbe church serving a 1; flO and coat.a auureil clear programs through the steak dinner were Mrs. Nan cllltlnee; ~ R. Boring, Cbrlatmas holidays were ten- Moore, Mrs. Mildred Zeigler, Middleport Rt 1 fO and coala tatlvely outlined. Mrs. JUBJilta Bachtel, Mrs. Kay un~afe v~hl~le'; Basil Twoweeb ,from Friday night Rill and Mlsa Beas Sanborn. Cremeans, Rutland, and Tom CaaaeU, manager of tbe WUUam R. Hajel, Syracuse, Columbia Gas office In Ml<lfJJ and coats each, apeedlnc; dleport,anadult.scouierollong.&••'-'· , &bert E. Manley, Vinton, Rt. 1, standing, wiU allow fllma taken flDO and COBia 'dtlvlnB Ucenae lllt summer at Philmont Ulpended f~r !Ia months Ranch, scene ol the National • , ' Sewt Jamboree ,driving while lntoalcate~; Ge Memhart chainnan ftarmel A. Delong, Pomeroy, orge · ' ~1. 2, fO and coats, unufe of a current attendance contat~ GALLIPOLIS - Reseryehlcle; Joy C. Mitchell, •tuns by remarb a week ago vations for the annual Gallla funeroy, flO and coats, Jm. thai aD-day suckers be ~ County Fann Bureau dinner . . -·"'~ around to members were · 'too meeting are due Monday acForfeiting bonds were Jeffrey cording to a reminder Siturday ~ Donohew, ,Racine, .RL 2, GM IUS~ by W. R. (Dick) Brown. ~ posted, speeding; Clair DAYTON (UP!) -Plans fl!r The annual meeting Ia ,E ..Meeb, Albany, Rt. 1, ~.50, a new aervlce parts 0111ter with scheduled 7 p.m., Thuraday at .JIIIIIedlna. 300,0110 1QU8f0 feet o1 IJifiCI! Green Elementary School, were 8lliiOUIICOd Satunlay bJ Centellary. 1111 General Motors ~ Enlertalnmenl wiU be fur. ' ' Dl<rlalon. nllhed by U. Singing Sherlffa, a , '·,' J.OCKIII) IN, DIIS Coluinbua quartet. One ol ·tbe Ohio' (UPI) - A everilns apums wiD be Dean Stmmel, bead ol the Ohio Fann ' ,J;'~. r-old lioy, Georse CIIILD ~ ' ; i)llll Ollllfoeilbl lale RIPLI!:Y, Ohio (UPl) - llurlau lecislative commlttae.l ' wlltn · be waa ac- Mellaaa•lloward, J, Ripley, wall lildtalaUJ trapped Inside a ldJied late Frld&y wheJube wu nfdserator l!l a mqbDe hame llracll by a car alallg Ohio 12 m COullty Road m, about flVJ new tbe city IID!IIa of thll · ' mlleiiOUth oi bere. BrOwn County colllmunlty, . eiiiii Put ...,.,... Your Valuable Articln UIDEI '· Rotary Members Will Tour Marina See Homecoming ·E · course lVQI'k ill accounting, communicati91J1t economJcs, finance, law, marketing, organization and 11181111ement, and quanUtaUve methods. Annual Meeting on Oct. 20 POMEROY - VirgU King, preaklenl of the Melga County Fann Bureau Federation, Bald Saturday tbe annual meeting wiU be Tueaday, Oct. 211, at 7:3'1 p.m.' at the new Meigs Hlgb SchoOl. Reaolutl0111 of county, state, and national llauea wiU be presented for the Fire Drills ,(Continued from page I) Gallla County Health Depart11111111 are DOW slreasllig the ~ ol checklnc heating IJIIeiDI asatnat carbon . . danger. . about electric cordi? PnJed eleciric cordi can 1111rt a • fi!'e , Electrical fires are aeeond only to IIIIOllin& and lllllcbel as tbe lea4lng cauae of . lire. Bagin today to foUow the hinta In the accompanying plciureo. Learn the protective acia that llllgbt save your Ufe, l'reillannlnB and practicing 'could have aaved lhe Uvea of many of tiQe who lied In hmne ilre& last year. RIO GRANDE - Dr. Alp!lua . AJDertcan Council on Echicallen R. Christensen, pr• ]t!el\t of Rio has reielaed a survey which Grande Colle1e, Sai1U'd&f lhowa bU8Ineaa admlnlatratlon announced the coll•l• hal wiU be one of the DIOBI desired added a Pftllll'lm In lluaiMa JII'O'!I'IIIIS In the early and midadmlnlatr~tton to ·, th' ,lt70's. curl'icUium for tbe faD lellle8ter Informal dlscusaions with of tbe li7~ ICidmlle year. bualneas and community Approval of ·the new Jl!l ograin leaders In southeastern Ohio, was 11ven by tbe Conege'a Dr. Christensen concluded, Board of Tru.sttiea at their, last Ieoda to leocl to the concluaion meeting. / that thoy allo would appreciate a locaiiOUI'CO of trained talent According to Dr. lh1Btensen, f<H" develaplng area commerce a ltii'Vey of student aplnions, and industry. , uplratioila and atutudea, un· The course In buslneaa ad· dertaken by the Board of ministration, according to Dr. Trustees last year, hu in- Herman L. Koby, vlcedlcalad that a business ad- president for acaclernic affairs ministration major at Rio at the college, would be a fourGrande College is tbe 111011 year program, and would lead desired addition to the present to a bachelor's degree. He aald curriculum. He noted that lhe thai tile program would Include $1ZES ·~ TO' ..... ., 5to9 MONDAY ONLY REGULAR 94' i �., l Rio Business Program Ad RlO GRANDE - Dr. Alpb111 . Afflerlcan Council oo EdlieJitioo course work In accoomtlng, aceredltatloo Is made with the R. Cbrlotenaen, president ollllo !!as releaaed a sumy which commWJicatiolll. economics, Grande College, saturday shows business admlnlslratlon finance , J•w·, marketing, announced the collel:e hu .wW he one of the moat desired organization O!ICI 1!1811880ment, added a program In bUIInea pi'OIP'ams In the early and mld· and quantitative methods. ,,'' ! ,,, .••• • PLAN AMEETING PLACE outside of the bouoe where the fllllllly can 88lelllble. Couu1 Edotoy out. Don' go bact for 811)'1hlng. Here die SlmPIOOI (father Will at the be_.. IKll!pit.l)petaandaD,ptberulelyatapr~apot. POMEROY - VIrgO King, president of the Melgl County Farm Bureau FederaUon, said Saturday the annual meeting wWbe Tuesday, OCt. 20, at 7:37 p.m." at tile new Meigs 111gb School. Reaolutlons of county, state, and national lssuea will be presented for the ,(Coultnued from page I) Gallll County Health llepartIIMilt are now strwblg the ~ ol checttng heating ayalema acalnat carbon nianadde tlaJwer. c Jlolll. about eleclrlc cords? Frayold e1ec1ric cords can start a '· lll't. Electrlcal Ores are lll'eond 11117 to smoldng and rnatdlNJ as the leading cauae of . fire. BegiJI today to follow the hints IJI the •CC<IIlPIDYID8 pictures. Learn the protective acta that mll(bt save your Die. . l'l'e1llaMin8 and practicing could have asved the Uvee ol !J18111 of lb... who dted IJI home ilres laat year. POMEROY Twelve defendant& were fined and two forfeited bonds tn Melgo County Court Friday' COIIIMiliiiiON TO MEET VATICAN CITY (UPI)-The lrlternatlonsl theological commisslon appolrlted IJI 11189 by Pope Paul VI wW coovene Monday to discuss doclrinal issues under COOlllderaUon for the past year, the Vatican said Saturday. The 31knember com· mission Includes some of the Roman catholic church's top theologianJ. MAKE tr A RULE to close bedroom mors at night. Tlltoe cloaed dOOl'll will liold back l1ameo and amoke, allowlng vit.l llme Ill' escape. Here Betsy Slmpaon obaerves thla rule. Rotary Members Will Tour Marina litpe ll<!it E National Medics! Center In thla South Korean capital went on otrtke Saturday, protesting the transfer of the chief of the center's nursing department. The strtklrlg nurses said Miss Vu Sen-Ium was translerred to another government medical facilty because of ber support of a nurses' strike last week at the cenler to back demands for higher wages and shorter working hours. ' ·" Frlday .Nisbl'• · Collqe F.-DRealll_ Rotary Club wW lour the new mter~ J>fOVIded by •.J~<><! ~r..~lld Prell llllerlllll<iill Mary...- u fliblp ,.Jq ~lil...~ .rilaHD8"1li~'IOwer"'Middlepo'fi ~Lsmlllf'!lb~,.,.._J .J.S ~ .00 11117 near the confluence of Lea••·· Jack Robaon Meinhart clr Hofatra 34 So. Conn. St. a pollee ofllcer· l.esler ~"' • • 6 ro- • 11 • · Middleport' Cnek into the Ohio Jllver culated IUCkers a lull lour InuuCIIUI8 • .· 3' , ~~~offarm~= following t1lnnar nest Friday. chesinclrcumference .. Program Chairman C. E. President Charles S1mor.s anl!lfe' vehlcls: Albert p' Blakeslee had charge of a brief presided. Birthday• of Jobn tarter Galll...;lls $2i and "open meeting" session Werner and KeMy Grover were coetli overload· following dinner at Heath recognized. ~Leroy Lee, Methodist Church where Ladia of the church serving a ;,·flO and coata ...red clear programs through the steak dinner were Mrs. Nan dlltance· ~ R Boring Cbrlotmu holldaya were ten- Moore, Mrs. MOdred Zeigler, ~ Rt 1 t6 ~ C<Jets' tstlvely outllned. Mrs. J111Ullta Bachtel, Mrs. Kay unlale vehl~te'; Basil Two weeks Friday night Hall and Miss Bess Sanborn. Cremeans, Rutland, and Tom caasell, manager of the WliJllm R Hayes Syracuae Colwnbla Gu olflce IJI Mld$15 and .,.;.,. each, dleport, an adultacouler ofloog ....,..., . Robert E. Manley, VInton, Rt. l, atandlng, wW show films token fliO and C<Jell "driving 11cenae laat aummer at Philmont auspemled f~r all: months, Ranch, scene of the Nations! rdrlving while httozlcated · Scout Jamboree. :Jarmel A. Delong, Gem-go Meinhart, chairman )\t. 2, $5 and coata, unsafe of a CUI'I'ellt attendance eooteat, GALLIPOLIS - Reservehicle; Joy C. Mltcbell, stung by remarb a - k ago vatliXIS f..- the annual Gallla Ptrneroy flO and C<Jell bn- that aD-day suckera ba P8SSed County Farm Bureau dinner ' ' around to member• were -'1oo meettng are due Monday ac-~passing. cording to a reminder SAturday Forfeiting bonols wert Jeffrey by W. R. (Did:) Brown. , R, Donohew, RaciJie, Rt. 2, Gill lWl ~ .aUo posted, speeding; Clalr DAYTON (UPI) -Plana fQr The annual meetlnl Is ·E. Meets, Albany, Rt. 1, ~.50, a new service parta cenllr wltb scheduled 7 p.m., Thursday at .~lnr. 3110,1100 lfjUII'e feet of ap~ee Green Elementary School, 1 • were 8llli<OlDI!ed Saturday bJ Centeliary. Entertainment wW he furtho General Motors ~ nlalled by the Stngtng Sherllla, a Dlvtslon. CoiU!IIbus quartet. One of the • DID ::•: ' ' ARK. (]lllo' (UPI) -'- A everibJg opeakera wW he Dean ,¥· ., • Slmmel, held of the Oblo Farm · · boy, Georse CIIJLD IWU21 ·~ . . '. Ld 'oi IIUffocallla late RIPLEY, Ohio (UPl) - Butteu lqlsla.Uve '' .. : ll'hfn , bt Wll 8C• Melllla·Howard, 3, lllpky, ..Ul ' t!ldaniaUy trapped lrlslde a ldlled late Friday when lbe· ~-tor of I ll1<!blle btme llrUdl by a car allllc Ohio 52 en Coqnl:)" Road ab)ul five . . . the d~Jo 1lmlta <1. thla Allleleouth ol bare. IJro;m Coun\V ooillmunlty. i i.. Nib Pomaroy t6 and coat& , American Aasociatlon Collegiate Schools of BUI!nes8 (AACSB).Ilr. Koby staled that, although the North Central Asl!ociatloo of Colleges IIIII Secondary Schools aceredlll an entlrt college, aeparate ac· crediting .bodies, IIUch u the AACSB, accredit Individual programs. Rio Grande College ts also eoostdertng, aCC<ll'dtng to Dr. Koby, the adclltion of a business education program In the future. The bualness educatloo program, which would In· corporate some of the buslneas TO..uic;~: administration cour101, would -ON-E.,.-W-A-~-N-UT-tr_ee_cut~ .~ · lead to certification u a teacher reedy to haul. Phone 14-2#'~ . · · _:of;_buslness::::::.:cour:::IO:&::.._ _ _..;:::::::;,::;,::;,::;,:::lO.;_U....;I< · r Put Your Valudle Articln o•DER r-· OlE COWEI · !i ' ~ !'om spsedtng; Due Pomeroy: _. ;:~ • .- tertained audiences over a wide I . • ..,.- :m. ,.• Ri • .~ ,...· 'enient and economical to cover all these with one polk)'. rr you'd Jikc: ··one PoJieJ"' ,. ror your ........... . valuables, sec us about a Ptr· . , 10nal Artidtl !'loattr, lo f, 'I • S.. the Men At DRUGS FATAL COLUMBUS (UPI) - Pollee found the biKly of Eric Dletrech, II, Berea, Saturday In an Oblo state University area apartment bare. Franklin County Qlroner Dr. Robert Evans said cents for children, with the youth died of an apperent reservations being needed as overdose ol narcotics. much as possible'. SAUNDERSEVANS INSURANCE t '' .. :':. t 437 Second Ave. OpPosite Post OffJ~ MONDAY NIGHT CIAL THE IENGTHSID whlclla woman wiD go ere shown here by models, Roberta Sievers, .. !ell, Shelly Untsla, center, and Mrs. Eerl W. Gault ol Pt. Pleassnl. AU lenilthl wW ba shown In tbe Newcuner'• Club Style Sbow. OPEN EVERY MONDAY UNTIL 9 THIS ITEM ON SALE MONDAY 5 TO 9 ONLY FlRST Q.U ALITY PLANS COMPLETED - Mrs. Donald Untala, center and Mrs. Donald Thaler, rlgbt,chalrmen for the Newcomerl .Style Show discus& final arrangementa with Mta. Slgtsm111ld • . thl.- - thl pretl)'- .../' . . ' Ila!del'. UltiO J«mmler 'lba1er 1.1 DltiN IDitnlled In getting In • "aD ·. ' • __ .,_ -~-. .. _ Investments Pooled for Action )in Real Estate . , $tyle Show ~I r~· ·&t. Bthl,[-, _.o. 1nve11on REIT one, With However, book tli!pracllltion beadquarwr. ,In COlumbtii, Is la not necesssrlll related to one ol tha acUve real astate obsolescence and tile property lrlvsslment fruats tn Ohio. FCI' tletluctlble ~ ~-' GALLIPOLIS '"rhll. ' Fuhlon Puzzle" Is the theme of the NOWCCI'IIeta Club Style Show • OCt. 8 at the Point Pleassnt heldlllll1 actually be piJIIJig In res! value. Therefore, the real estate lrlveotment trust Is IJI an extremely lav~rable pooltlon to pey the hl&hest posBlble return to Investors. Raort. · Ill• "bands acrou tl\e river" : ceeturet Newcomers ladles bltve lnvlted the women of Pl. 'Pteaant to jolrl them. t The program will be a buffet (fl.flacalyear just~ (July 31) REIT one returned 9 per cent to Ill shareholders. It Is expected thai most o1 this relltrn will he tu free. :the local representsUve Ia Norris carter. ' ··'• .·. PAUl JEV 404$ 011111 •'• luncheon and style show ol Ber- . through the ONE SIZE FITS 8 1f2 TO 11 •, I Is Guaranteed To Satisfy. Maner lick , be obtained from · :lMrs. James Coonen, tlcbt , ~Ji ebalrman, Bernadine's or ..·-··.-rear!'• Shoe store. ; .); Ill Pl. Pteassnt Uckets may be <'I obtained from Mrs. Bill ._· ·.. '· . .. . . ~ :fWellman and Mrs. Russell . SHOES FROM <:arl's entice Mrs. Jolm L. Ev.Ms, Gallipoll.l, and Mrs. James Roberts, Pt. Pteallant: These wiD model shoes from Corl'l and stylell'. from Ber· nadlrle's at the Newcmners Style Slow. men <.-;Bibbee. ••• ;.-~{ :~2Children May Study Art :~ ~ Ends & Pieces Bacon 5 lb. UMIT 6 PAIRS PER QJSTOMER t • '. ~ equipmtnl. But, it's more con- .....: protection for Prot.ctlon ~-~~~IN, "'E ·ur.old . jewelry and rurs, or aporls 1 •l51111pellded' Albany, Rl: a: .·I You can buy seporate polideo 10 cover your \ll.hllbln lite area and promtaes to be another highlight for this year's annual meeting. He urged all members and friends of the or,ganizalion to attend. The price of the dinner tickets will be $1.25 for adults and 75 VNBELIEVABLE '·"" WW PRICE! . pholo or .hobby equipment, Shenefield, Robert Burdette, Jr. and Wayne Roush. Tickets are also avsllable at the Farm Bureau office In Pomeroy. King ssld that the board had engaged an ootstandlrlg group known as the "Otr Slickers" who will make you ''pack up your troubles and smile, smile, smile." Thla group has en- SEOUL (UPI)-Nurses at the ~~""t'4~'or"ttie''t.traateribit:ii>m1'~y Frlda~ 'n~g~~l. ~ggbig a' bag~ • ' general membership's conslderaUon. nckets for a steak dinner precediJig the business meeting are avsllable from these board members, King, Roy Miller, Mrs. Helen WIWams, Mrs. 7Jba Mltlldfl, Jack W. Carley, Mrs. Roy Holter, John Colwell, Henry Frank, Mrs. Edison Hollon, Harold Roush, lle• NURSES STRIKE Fined by .Tudge Frank W, Porter were Donald E. Smith, J'arkaraburg, Rt 4• $25 , NfL .,~JU,i:r.lll,ll:- Membih omall' '' ·d(4' ' The same general education courses required IJI other major programs, Dr. Koby COilllnlled, will be lncluded .tn the h01slness administration course. He stated that a atudelll. enrolled IJI the program would begin some IJitroductory buslness couraes In hla BOPilomore year, and would complete hla business requlrernen!IIJI hla junior and senJ..- years. The business admlnistratlon program wW become effective this fall, although It wW be In tbe'development stage for three years befllri! an appllcaUon for Annual Meeting on Oct. 20 Fire Drills 12 Fined In Meigs Court admlnlstratlon to · the ,1970's. curriculum lot the falllelllO&Ier Informal diacusslons with of the !irlyn lcadomlc year .. b111lness and community Approval' of the new II'Oif8in leaders In aoulheastern Ohio, waa given by the College's Dr. Chrislenaen concluded, Board of Tru.ttees at them 1aat tends to lead to the concluoioo meeting. / that thq also would appreciate s local source of trained tslent According to Dr. O!riltensen, lor developing area c:ormnerce a survey of atildent optnliXIS, and lrldllltry. , uplrations and attitudes, WI- The course In business ad· dertaken by the Board of mlnlstratloo, accordlrlg to Dr. Trustees laat year, hu ID- Herman L. Koby, vlcedlcated that a business ad- president for academic affairs ministration major at Rlo at the college, would be a fourGrande College Ia the moat year program, and would lead desired additloo to the .,......t to s bachelor's degree. He said currlculmn. He noted that the that the program would IJiclude '" REGULAR 94• PAIR NUMBER 688 PANTY HOSE 5 lo 9 MONDAY ONlY AtHENS - Area ehlldren :: ~ an lnlerest ID art will 110 ;~~ to enroll again thla fall in . ·>~'dllldren's art workshops to be ;~ ),"'-''1"C!OIIducted by the School of Art ;:;,;at Oblo Unlver!lty. ,~ ;o:, Workshop cla510& for children ~ r~' to 13 will be conducted ; ~; :aaturday mornlrlp at Salgfred ·;:j;HaD on the campus. The classes .;:;,•;will begin Oct. 10 and run ;. ;.'lbrotttlh the faD quarter WJW ;> Dac.5. Ciassboursare9to 11:30 :: :,...m. . ·:: · aa- wW be taught by :::. llltatandlng student artist. '.teachers and supervised by · faculty fr001 the StbocJI ol Art .Cia- wW provide a variety of ·-iteual-plastic esperlences IJI. eluding drawing, palntlng, prlntmsklnc, ceramics, conatructlons, and lllm. ·•· Regtstrall0111, llmlted to 50 "'"'""Is, wW he accepted by the university's Worbhop Office. Parenti of those lrlclude George W. Grlmea, 40, Point Pteassnt and Esther lr.Leport, 39. students enroUIJig for the fall classes·are asked toatattend :ll!••••••••••••••••llllj••l!llilll•ll!ll•'l!l••~ minute orientaUon 9 a.m.a at '· •' the first meeting, Get. 10. A flO fee will cover the cost of ; ! ,• t • • v materials, Instructor-S and '•' emergency medical seflolces. A few scholarships for needy Patchwork purr\ps children are avaUable. RAINBOW . work good fashion magic this fallr we sent our plain shoes over the rainbow ... got·them back covered ' with happy splashes of colOr JUDGMENT MADE PT. PLEASANT - Judgment was granted on a court order 5i8ned by Judge l&meo Lee Thompllon Thursday 1n which Pleasant VaDey Hospltal waa given judj[ment In Ita action aplrlst Ge<rge Pteree Of Route 3, Albany, Oblo, IJI the I1Dil of f/39.38 plus lntereat and costs. TWO .\ '" -~ . ·' i - . J, Ar 1Ht1 In S~teiii ~ -----....--..----··.: , ': NEW CANADIAN DIET RAIN80W 1.. the secret of incredible, Nb· Effort, No· Drug, reducl fornluli! I Have mystery r~·~=~s~~i; lost s -;::•~ofBiock/~ ., ,. ·' OP.EN .Name •••••·••-· ·············· Address ···~-···••••••••••• ....·~~i.~•••···•i••l '' ··- '" ou..i. """"'. ~1 ,Cime118rown/Grtln/Nu'tme8/ ."' Tob•cco. smOoth uppeft of Cornoi/Rod/Biue/Grey/Bild<, lnd l,OSE 5 POUNDS OVERNIGH'I'f -~·' '•':- • j _\ {il.NNtE• just for yol.'.ll PT. PLE,!.SANT - Two persons were lodged IJI the Mason C<ltmty Jail 011 charges of lntoslcatlon Friday after arrests by State Pollee. Thess ' ' . l ROUTE DAY REGULAR 944 STOlES . I .' , ,'· ~_. �., l Rio Business Program Ad RlO GRANDE - Dr. Alpb111 . Afflerlcan Council oo EdlieJitioo course work In accoomtlng, aceredltatloo Is made with the R. Cbrlotenaen, president ollllo !!as releaaed a sumy which commWJicatiolll. economics, Grande College, saturday shows business admlnlslratlon finance , J•w·, marketing, announced the collel:e hu .wW he one of the moat desired organization O!ICI 1!1811880ment, added a program In bUIInea pi'OIP'ams In the early and mld· and quantitative methods. ,,'' ! ,,, .••• • PLAN AMEETING PLACE outside of the bouoe where the fllllllly can 88lelllble. Couu1 Edotoy out. Don' go bact for 811)'1hlng. Here die SlmPIOOI (father Will at the be_.. IKll!pit.l)petaandaD,ptberulelyatapr~apot. POMEROY - VIrgO King, president of the Melgl County Farm Bureau FederaUon, said Saturday the annual meeting wWbe Tuesday, OCt. 20, at 7:37 p.m." at tile new Meigs 111gb School. Reaolutlons of county, state, and national lssuea will be presented for the ,(Coultnued from page I) Gallll County Health llepartIIMilt are now strwblg the ~ ol checttng heating ayalema acalnat carbon nianadde tlaJwer. c Jlolll. about eleclrlc cords? Frayold e1ec1ric cords can start a '· lll't. Electrlcal Ores are lll'eond 11117 to smoldng and rnatdlNJ as the leading cauae of . fire. BegiJI today to follow the hints IJI the •CC<IIlPIDYID8 pictures. Learn the protective acta that mll(bt save your Die. . l'l'e1llaMin8 and practicing could have asved the Uvee ol !J18111 of lb... who dted IJI home ilres laat year. POMEROY Twelve defendant& were fined and two forfeited bonds tn Melgo County Court Friday' COIIIMiliiiiON TO MEET VATICAN CITY (UPI)-The lrlternatlonsl theological commisslon appolrlted IJI 11189 by Pope Paul VI wW coovene Monday to discuss doclrinal issues under COOlllderaUon for the past year, the Vatican said Saturday. The 31knember com· mission Includes some of the Roman catholic church's top theologianJ. MAKE tr A RULE to close bedroom mors at night. Tlltoe cloaed dOOl'll will liold back l1ameo and amoke, allowlng vit.l llme Ill' escape. Here Betsy Slmpaon obaerves thla rule. Rotary Members Will Tour Marina litpe ll<!it E National Medics! Center In thla South Korean capital went on otrtke Saturday, protesting the transfer of the chief of the center's nursing department. The strtklrlg nurses said Miss Vu Sen-Ium was translerred to another government medical facilty because of ber support of a nurses' strike last week at the cenler to back demands for higher wages and shorter working hours. ' ·" Frlday .Nisbl'• · Collqe F.-DRealll_ Rotary Club wW lour the new mter~ J>fOVIded by •.J~<><! ~r..~lld Prell llllerlllll<iill Mary...- u fliblp ,.Jq ~lil...~ .rilaHD8"1li~'IOwer"'Middlepo'fi ~Lsmlllf'!lb~,.,.._J .J.S ~ .00 11117 near the confluence of Lea••·· Jack Robaon Meinhart clr Hofatra 34 So. Conn. St. a pollee ofllcer· l.esler ~"' • • 6 ro- • 11 • · Middleport' Cnek into the Ohio Jllver culated IUCkers a lull lour InuuCIIUI8 • .· 3' , ~~~offarm~= following t1lnnar nest Friday. chesinclrcumference .. Program Chairman C. E. President Charles S1mor.s anl!lfe' vehlcls: Albert p' Blakeslee had charge of a brief presided. Birthday• of Jobn tarter Galll...;lls $2i and "open meeting" session Werner and KeMy Grover were coetli overload· following dinner at Heath recognized. ~Leroy Lee, Methodist Church where Ladia of the church serving a ;,·flO and coata ...red clear programs through the steak dinner were Mrs. Nan dlltance· ~ R Boring Cbrlotmu holldaya were ten- Moore, Mrs. MOdred Zeigler, ~ Rt 1 t6 ~ C<Jets' tstlvely outllned. Mrs. J111Ullta Bachtel, Mrs. Kay unlale vehl~te'; Basil Two weeks Friday night Hall and Miss Bess Sanborn. Cremeans, Rutland, and Tom caasell, manager of the WliJllm R Hayes Syracuae Colwnbla Gu olflce IJI Mld$15 and .,.;.,. each, dleport, an adultacouler ofloog ....,..., . Robert E. Manley, VInton, Rt. l, atandlng, wW show films token fliO and C<Jell "driving 11cenae laat aummer at Philmont auspemled f~r all: months, Ranch, scene of the Nations! rdrlving while httozlcated · Scout Jamboree. :Jarmel A. Delong, Gem-go Meinhart, chairman )\t. 2, $5 and coata, unsafe of a CUI'I'ellt attendance eooteat, GALLIPOLIS - Reservehicle; Joy C. Mltcbell, stung by remarb a - k ago vatliXIS f..- the annual Gallla Ptrneroy flO and C<Jell bn- that aD-day suckera ba P8SSed County Farm Bureau dinner ' ' around to member• were -'1oo meettng are due Monday ac-~passing. cording to a reminder SAturday Forfeiting bonols wert Jeffrey by W. R. (Did:) Brown. , R, Donohew, RaciJie, Rt. 2, Gill lWl ~ .aUo posted, speeding; Clalr DAYTON (UPI) -Plana fQr The annual meetlnl Is ·E. Meets, Albany, Rt. 1, ~.50, a new service parta cenllr wltb scheduled 7 p.m., Thursday at .~lnr. 3110,1100 lfjUII'e feet of ap~ee Green Elementary School, 1 • were 8llli<OlDI!ed Saturday bJ Centeliary. Entertainment wW he furtho General Motors ~ nlalled by the Stngtng Sherllla, a Dlvtslon. CoiU!IIbus quartet. One of the • DID ::•: ' ' ARK. (]lllo' (UPI) -'- A everibJg opeakera wW he Dean ,¥· ., • Slmmel, held of the Oblo Farm · · boy, Georse CIIJLD IWU21 ·~ . . '. Ld 'oi IIUffocallla late RIPLEY, Ohio (UPl) - Butteu lqlsla.Uve '' .. : ll'hfn , bt Wll 8C• Melllla·Howard, 3, lllpky, ..Ul ' t!ldaniaUy trapped lrlslde a ldlled late Friday when lbe· ~-tor of I ll1<!blle btme llrUdl by a car allllc Ohio 52 en Coqnl:)" Road ab)ul five . . . the d~Jo 1lmlta <1. thla Allleleouth ol bare. IJro;m Coun\V ooillmunlty. i i.. Nib Pomaroy t6 and coat& , American Aasociatlon Collegiate Schools of BUI!nes8 (AACSB).Ilr. Koby staled that, although the North Central Asl!ociatloo of Colleges IIIII Secondary Schools aceredlll an entlrt college, aeparate ac· crediting .bodies, IIUch u the AACSB, accredit Individual programs. Rio Grande College ts also eoostdertng, aCC<ll'dtng to Dr. Koby, the adclltion of a business education program In the future. The bualness educatloo program, which would In· corporate some of the buslneas TO..uic;~: administration cour101, would -ON-E.,.-W-A-~-N-UT-tr_ee_cut~ .~ · lead to certification u a teacher reedy to haul. Phone 14-2#'~ . · · _:of;_buslness::::::.:cour:::IO:&::.._ _ _..;:::::::;,::;,::;,::;,:::lO.;_U....;I< · r Put Your Valudle Articln o•DER r-· OlE COWEI · !i ' ~ !'om spsedtng; Due Pomeroy: _. ;:~ • .- tertained audiences over a wide I . • ..,.- :m. ,.• Ri • .~ ,...· 'enient and economical to cover all these with one polk)'. rr you'd Jikc: ··one PoJieJ"' ,. ror your ........... . valuables, sec us about a Ptr· . , 10nal Artidtl !'loattr, lo f, 'I • S.. the Men At DRUGS FATAL COLUMBUS (UPI) - Pollee found the biKly of Eric Dletrech, II, Berea, Saturday In an Oblo state University area apartment bare. Franklin County Qlroner Dr. Robert Evans said cents for children, with the youth died of an apperent reservations being needed as overdose ol narcotics. much as possible'. SAUNDERSEVANS INSURANCE t '' .. :':. t 437 Second Ave. OpPosite Post OffJ~ MONDAY NIGHT CIAL THE IENGTHSID whlclla woman wiD go ere shown here by models, Roberta Sievers, .. !ell, Shelly Untsla, center, and Mrs. Eerl W. Gault ol Pt. Pleassnl. AU lenilthl wW ba shown In tbe Newcuner'• Club Style Sbow. OPEN EVERY MONDAY UNTIL 9 THIS ITEM ON SALE MONDAY 5 TO 9 ONLY FlRST Q.U ALITY PLANS COMPLETED - Mrs. Donald Untala, center and Mrs. Donald Thaler, rlgbt,chalrmen for the Newcomerl .Style Show discus& final arrangementa with Mta. Slgtsm111ld • . thl.- - thl pretl)'- .../' . . ' Ila!del'. UltiO J«mmler 'lba1er 1.1 DltiN IDitnlled In getting In • "aD ·. ' • __ .,_ -~-. .. _ Investments Pooled for Action )in Real Estate . , $tyle Show ~I r~· ·&t. Bthl,[-, _.o. 1nve11on REIT one, With However, book tli!pracllltion beadquarwr. ,In COlumbtii, Is la not necesssrlll related to one ol tha acUve real astate obsolescence and tile property lrlvsslment fruats tn Ohio. FCI' tletluctlble ~ ~-' GALLIPOLIS '"rhll. ' Fuhlon Puzzle" Is the theme of the NOWCCI'IIeta Club Style Show • OCt. 8 at the Point Pleassnt heldlllll1 actually be piJIIJig In res! value. Therefore, the real estate lrlveotment trust Is IJI an extremely lav~rable pooltlon to pey the hl&hest posBlble return to Investors. Raort. · Ill• "bands acrou tl\e river" : ceeturet Newcomers ladles bltve lnvlted the women of Pl. 'Pteaant to jolrl them. t The program will be a buffet (fl.flacalyear just~ (July 31) REIT one returned 9 per cent to Ill shareholders. It Is expected thai most o1 this relltrn will he tu free. :the local representsUve Ia Norris carter. ' ··'• .·. PAUl JEV 404$ 011111 •'• luncheon and style show ol Ber- . through the ONE SIZE FITS 8 1f2 TO 11 •, I Is Guaranteed To Satisfy. Maner lick , be obtained from · :lMrs. James Coonen, tlcbt , ~Ji ebalrman, Bernadine's or ..·-··.-rear!'• Shoe store. ; .); Ill Pl. Pteassnt Uckets may be <'I obtained from Mrs. Bill ._· ·.. '· . .. . . ~ :fWellman and Mrs. Russell . SHOES FROM <:arl's entice Mrs. Jolm L. Ev.Ms, Gallipoll.l, and Mrs. James Roberts, Pt. Pteallant: These wiD model shoes from Corl'l and stylell'. from Ber· nadlrle's at the Newcmners Style Slow. men <.-;Bibbee. ••• ;.-~{ :~2Children May Study Art :~ ~ Ends & Pieces Bacon 5 lb. UMIT 6 PAIRS PER QJSTOMER t • '. ~ equipmtnl. But, it's more con- .....: protection for Prot.ctlon ~-~~~IN, "'E ·ur.old . jewelry and rurs, or aporls 1 •l51111pellded' Albany, Rl: a: .·I You can buy seporate polideo 10 cover your \ll.hllbln lite area and promtaes to be another highlight for this year's annual meeting. He urged all members and friends of the or,ganizalion to attend. The price of the dinner tickets will be $1.25 for adults and 75 VNBELIEVABLE '·"" WW PRICE! . pholo or .hobby equipment, Shenefield, Robert Burdette, Jr. and Wayne Roush. Tickets are also avsllable at the Farm Bureau office In Pomeroy. King ssld that the board had engaged an ootstandlrlg group known as the "Otr Slickers" who will make you ''pack up your troubles and smile, smile, smile." Thla group has en- SEOUL (UPI)-Nurses at the ~~""t'4~'or"ttie''t.traateribit:ii>m1'~y Frlda~ 'n~g~~l. ~ggbig a' bag~ • ' general membership's conslderaUon. nckets for a steak dinner precediJig the business meeting are avsllable from these board members, King, Roy Miller, Mrs. Helen WIWams, Mrs. 7Jba Mltlldfl, Jack W. Carley, Mrs. Roy Holter, John Colwell, Henry Frank, Mrs. Edison Hollon, Harold Roush, lle• NURSES STRIKE Fined by .Tudge Frank W, Porter were Donald E. Smith, J'arkaraburg, Rt 4• $25 , NfL .,~JU,i:r.lll,ll:- Membih omall' '' ·d(4' ' The same general education courses required IJI other major programs, Dr. Koby COilllnlled, will be lncluded .tn the h01slness administration course. He stated that a atudelll. enrolled IJI the program would begin some IJitroductory buslness couraes In hla BOPilomore year, and would complete hla business requlrernen!IIJI hla junior and senJ..- years. The business admlnistratlon program wW become effective this fall, although It wW be In tbe'development stage for three years befllri! an appllcaUon for Annual Meeting on Oct. 20 Fire Drills 12 Fined In Meigs Court admlnlstratlon to · the ,1970's. curriculum lot the falllelllO&Ier Informal diacusslons with of the !irlyn lcadomlc year .. b111lness and community Approval' of the new II'Oif8in leaders In aoulheastern Ohio, waa given by the College's Dr. Chrislenaen concluded, Board of Tru.ttees at them 1aat tends to lead to the concluoioo meeting. / that thq also would appreciate s local source of trained tslent According to Dr. O!riltensen, lor developing area c:ormnerce a survey of atildent optnliXIS, and lrldllltry. , uplrations and attitudes, WI- The course In business ad· dertaken by the Board of mlnlstratloo, accordlrlg to Dr. Trustees laat year, hu ID- Herman L. Koby, vlcedlcated that a business ad- president for academic affairs ministration major at Rlo at the college, would be a fourGrande College Ia the moat year program, and would lead desired additloo to the .,......t to s bachelor's degree. He said currlculmn. He noted that the that the program would IJiclude '" REGULAR 94• PAIR NUMBER 688 PANTY HOSE 5 lo 9 MONDAY ONlY AtHENS - Area ehlldren :: ~ an lnlerest ID art will 110 ;~~ to enroll again thla fall in . ·>~'dllldren's art workshops to be ;~ ),"'-''1"C!OIIducted by the School of Art ;:;,;at Oblo Unlver!lty. ,~ ;o:, Workshop cla510& for children ~ r~' to 13 will be conducted ; ~; :aaturday mornlrlp at Salgfred ·;:j;HaD on the campus. The classes .;:;,•;will begin Oct. 10 and run ;. ;.'lbrotttlh the faD quarter WJW ;> Dac.5. Ciassboursare9to 11:30 :: :,...m. . ·:: · aa- wW be taught by :::. llltatandlng student artist. '.teachers and supervised by · faculty fr001 the StbocJI ol Art .Cia- wW provide a variety of ·-iteual-plastic esperlences IJI. eluding drawing, palntlng, prlntmsklnc, ceramics, conatructlons, and lllm. ·•· Regtstrall0111, llmlted to 50 "'"'""Is, wW he accepted by the university's Worbhop Office. Parenti of those lrlclude George W. Grlmea, 40, Point Pteassnt and Esther lr.Leport, 39. students enroUIJig for the fall classes·are asked toatattend :ll!••••••••••••••••llllj••l!llilll•ll!ll•'l!l••~ minute orientaUon 9 a.m.a at '· •' the first meeting, Get. 10. A flO fee will cover the cost of ; ! ,• t • • v materials, Instructor-S and '•' emergency medical seflolces. A few scholarships for needy Patchwork purr\ps children are avaUable. RAINBOW . work good fashion magic this fallr we sent our plain shoes over the rainbow ... got·them back covered ' with happy splashes of colOr JUDGMENT MADE PT. PLEASANT - Judgment was granted on a court order 5i8ned by Judge l&meo Lee Thompllon Thursday 1n which Pleasant VaDey Hospltal waa given judj[ment In Ita action aplrlst Ge<rge Pteree Of Route 3, Albany, Oblo, IJI the I1Dil of f/39.38 plus lntereat and costs. TWO .\ '" -~ . ·' i - . J, Ar 1Ht1 In S~teiii ~ -----....--..----··.: , ': NEW CANADIAN DIET RAIN80W 1.. the secret of incredible, Nb· Effort, No· Drug, reducl fornluli! I Have mystery r~·~=~s~~i; lost s -;::•~ofBiock/~ ., ,. ·' OP.EN .Name •••••·••-· ·············· Address ···~-···••••••••••• ....·~~i.~•••···•i••l '' ··- '" ou..i. """"'. ~1 ,Cime118rown/Grtln/Nu'tme8/ ."' Tob•cco. smOoth uppeft of Cornoi/Rod/Biue/Grey/Bild<, lnd l,OSE 5 POUNDS OVERNIGH'I'f -~·' '•':- • j _\ {il.NNtE• just for yol.'.ll PT. PLE,!.SANT - Two persons were lodged IJI the Mason C<ltmty Jail 011 charges of lntoslcatlon Friday after arrests by State Pollee. Thess ' ' . l ROUTE DAY REGULAR 944 STOlES . I .' , ,'· ~_. �'' ' ~tngaaelllent of Miss Trainer · Is Announced · '• '1 . .• B~ - Girl· Scolit' Induction Held ' ' GALLIPOLII - Monday ~ow membera are : 11P7 evening Girl ScU Troop 1111 Nukfy, Joan Haaklnl, Becky beld 811 Induction ceremony at Durham, Kalby Evant, Ailsa the Grace Melbodlsl Church. Bev~rly, Jane Beman, Andl Following the flag ceremony, a reading and nplanation of the Girl Seoul Promlae, LaWI, and the Eight ~bles were held. Allar each law and illdetpenalble WJ.I glv811, a candle was Utto repreeeDI that law. Kenlor memberl Debbie ' lit.. and Mrs• . . &an! 'b-alner, Bidwell Rt. 2, 11'8 announclllg t11e enga~ement llld: a~._.or ,,· their daugbter.-llonnle !kle, ~ Mr. Gene ,GooJdbl, 1011 of Mrs. Joe Wlllla!'N Eureka and' lbe ' ' ' late Walter WlDiaDJa. Miss Trainer .attended ionalhan Alder lfl&h School and II a lt181 aradulte of •~~ou~~~­ WOitern lfl&h Sd!Ool, !'llrlol. 'She li employed al Robblnt and llynJe, Debbie 8rowQ, Pithy Miller, Debbie Bingham, Beverly Rowland, Bnada Btuh and Kim Nukfy then •capped the new memben. Other members taking part In lbe ceremony were l Cwol Folden, IdA Mlill, Margl 8ry811, Cindy Merrifield, Brenda Kllltts, Margl Ebman and Anita Cahoon. Mym. Mr. Gooldin attended Hannan Tl'lce Scbool811d Ia empiO)'ed II Cl1ril Craft, ~. · The weddllli will be Nov1111ber f7 at the Gallla Bepflll ilntrcb, Gallla, Ollio. Permellia Ann Loog ' Week's Weather ... '111E LENGniStowblch a womanwlllgoare llhownbere bY DIOdels Roberbl Sievers left, SbeUy Llntala, center, and Mrs. Earl W. Gault.of Pl. Pleasant. All~~ will be llho~­ ln the NewcmJer's Club Style Show. PLANS OOMPLETED - Mrs. Donald Llntala, center and Mrs. Donald Thaler, right, chairman for the Nnroollll!l'l .SiyJe Show discuss llnalarrangements with Mrs. Slc1mlund · . Style Show ~t~· ·est.-.Bth I lll!'der, UIIIIJIIIIIIfer Tbaler II laonllrlterelled In ptllng Ill the lldre...... "all the preU)o . . ' .' Miss Connie Sue Browning .. ..{--' ". NOVEMBER WEDDING PI.Am.'ED - Mr. and Mrs. Wooclrllll' Bro1llllnl, Vlntm, are ltlllOIIJICing lbe en,sacement , and IIPPJ'08cblni11111'1'18Se of their daughter, Qmnle 8Je, 1o 1errJ Umrell llal'llea, ton of Mr. and Mra. ManeD G. , ~~ame~'a~~o ohlllton. Mill llr'tllrnllw II a 1988 grllduate of North Gallla lllgb IJ!!hoGI and II PI' r tUy employed atl'llople'• Ule lrtlurance In Jllekaolr. Mr. Bemes II a liM graduate of North GaDia · ·lfllti$cbool. Be altetded Ohio Unlvenlly wltere he became a mamber .~~. Sicma Theta Epallon frai«DDb'. He gradual4d frD Rlq qrarlde Qlllep w1tere he wu a llliiDber or Alpha IJiitl P.iMI!oo fraternity. Mr. IJames II pruent1y employed II Jilt GaUia County Welflre Depirlmenl, '!be llieddlul will be an event of November the Z1llh at Vinton Melhodlll Cbtrrdi. ' Investments Pooled for Attwn 'in Re!I.I'E1tate . 1.... ,~ GAWPOUS - A new ldnd can get a piece <l major real deducttble openre. fllveltm liEIT One, With of lnvesll!lent comJNIIlY II of. estate action that they never However, book depredaUOD · headquar~ In Collllllbu), Is ferlng benellls from the uaual could aff<l'd on their own. is not neceuarUy related lo one of the acUve real estate tax and economic ndvanteges A qealHled REIT mual, by obsolescence and the propealy Investment trusts ill Ohio. F<l' thai real estate Investments federal law, ,distribute at least held may actuany be ga1nlns In lls·fttcal year just .ooect (,July oflerandalsoregularpayments !IOpercentofltsnetearnlngsto real value. Theref<I'O, the real 31) REIT One retUrned 9 per ' GALLIPOLIS "'rho. ' Faablon Puzzle" is the theme of the Newcomers Cub Style Show ' Qct. 8 at the Point Pleasant ofaubttsntial cash distributions to shareholders, a large portion ofwblcbmaycome to them taxfrH. !I also gives them .the very real poealbillty of appreciation lnlnveslrnentvalui!. Realestale inveatmenttrust (REIT) 5harea are attracting a growing nwnber oflnvestcrslooklng for tex-eheltered Income. SlmpUiled, the real estate Its shareholders. They are taxed at the corporate rate only on the lllcome they retain. The Income dl1lrlbuted among shareholdera Is not taxed, thus eceounting lor much of the ev<~r.growll'lg popularity of the lunda. Theref<~"e, a qualllled real estate Investment trust has a tax a~ lnvealmep~~~' 111 Relorl In a "hands acroas me river" ';cesture, Newcomers ladles ·:)ll&ve lnviiA!d the women of Pl. '. Pleasant to Join them. ; The JII'Dgram will be a buHel luncheon and style ohow through the courteey of BerL.Dadlne's and carl's Shoe store. Donilll'ur.t& 1tfci Mrt. 1 mUtW' runt Ydele~J~"'*" Iii~ • vestcr's money is placed In its lnvestcrs aU of lilt or@!ary a. estate lnvealmentlrustls In an extremely fav<~"able pooltlon lo pay the hllheat poUlble return to lnvesloi'J. cent to Its abareholdarlt. 11 Is apeciA!d that 111011 of tills returnwlllbetaxfree. The local representative Is Norrll Carter. • . .· ' ~ - - ·- · ~\ ' stocb bY the fund'S offlcera../bi'i!ome and' all ~ol' ~tal The difference Is thai In a real gains lnconle, eststl! · lrUII, the money II 1n: Ordinary Income lroCn the vested In real estate. trust Is ·taxable to the . The Idea Is thai with a lot of 1berebolder recelllng It , as people poolillg their cash, they; · ortlin,ry ltu:ome · without ;. Tlcketa may be obtained from dlyj(jend ucllulm. Long term · · , · ,!Mrs. James Coonen, tlcktl . :tehairman, Bernadine's or . He Mused! . . Cl!pltal «4tni ·.distributed·. to : ,'>Cwl'a Shoe Stcre. TUCSON, Arfx. (!JPl)..,.fl . ~.,. taue~ · IO the SHOES FROM -Carl's entice Mrs. Jmn L. Ev8118 . ..,.,. II a ........ . led ~lent& u jqsl ~I - lOng ,: )I In Pt. Pleasant tickets may be Gallipoli'l, and Mrs. James Ili>berts, Pl. Pleaunt · 'l'helt way te .W a Oy , b at Nod· IN'm capltal •.U.. ~. , . · ,: ;•:;obbllned from Mrs. Bill will model5hoes from Carl's and !!tyler. from ·BerDotsoa, tl, told :obrlfl's A strong · Investment ad· ; :~Wellman and Mrs. Russell nadine's at the Newcomers Style !lww. depullef the peaty bueel ,... vanblge sterna lrOIII the fact ; . ;~,Bibbee. . boiHrinc lllm. · , that property Is entitled to ri'\·' :-:~ Dillon plebd ap 1111 .zt 1~lion allowancu. lll real )'(.PL ..J ..... ..J Include Ge<l'ge w. Grimes, 40, pllt.l aad fired. Be a!fued · estate valualjOD, depredatlm }:l-4111 lr~ay lUUY Point Pleasant and Esther lr.- the 117 aad wtllllded hlmplf represent& a lou ill value 8lld 1<~ Leport, 39. Ill the left balld. 1<1' Income tax (1111')10801 II a :; ~~ o\'111ENS - Area children students enrolling for the fall ~'~Ill 811 lllteresl In art will be clatses are asked to allend a ~·-••••••••••••••. . ;~ to enroll again this fall In minute <~"lentstion at 9 a.m. at ' \ .;;;~·· art workshops to be the first meetiog, Oc.l. 10. A •10 ·. ;: ~ ;tooduciA!d bY the School of Art fee will cover the cost of , ., ;:f;;lt Ollio University. materials, instructors @nd ' . •. ' ' ; ·<;<', W<l'kshopclanesforchlldren emergency medlcallllrilces. A . ~ 1\7 to 13 will be conducted few scholarships lor needy Patchwork puo-i't)s :\Balurday mornings at Selgfred cblldren are available. work good fashion magic this fall! :::iBaU on the camJllll. The claa!ies ; : ~.:will begin Oct. 10 811d run JUDGMENT MADE we.sent our plain shoes over the :)tbroagh the laD quarter until PT. PLEASANT - JUdgment rainbow .. . got· them back covered :-:'Dec.5.Ciuaboursare9to 11:30 was granted on a court <l'der :- :.a.m. signed by Judge ~- Lee with happy sf)lashes of col6r w111 be taught hY Thompson Thuraday lb whlc111 ::; tatalandlng student artist· Pleasant Valley Bospltal just for your , _teachers and 8ll()ei'Vlaed by given Judgment In Ill 8CIIOIII · faeulty fr<ll1 the Stllool of Art. against George Pierce of Route .· Qlrres will provide a variety ot 3, Albany, Ohio, In the twn A•nnms~·~ ·¥1auaJ-piasUc experiences ill· $739.36 plus lnlfreat 811d coots. ' . · eluding drawing, painting, ·'" Jll'illlmaklng, ceramics, conTWO ~ tlrucUons, and fUm , PT. PLE,I.SANT - Two ,.,. RqlslraUons, llmlled to 50 person• were lodged In the Jiudenta, wiU be accepiA!d by Mason County JaU on charges lbe university's Workshop of Intoxication Friday alter Office. Parents of those arrests by State Pollee. These . ,·'' (:; ·GALUJ!OLIS. - Gallla meeting, the .~Caunt.7 s.1oo No, ll2, ~t811d opening form. The Child .;Potty mel at the home of• Welfare Chairman, Emma , ·c!lJad11CumillpnearPIIIDeiO)', ,Waylaftd said obe was waiting ' .'l'llurl4l1 mnille· Le PeUt word . from Nallonal Jewish t,. ·~apeau MUdred Hamilton Boaplbll In Denver of the · presided,• at the butlness . .'M·rs..How·ard l·s Hostess for. men 'l'uren s·.._ . . ss Teachers and Officers · Art RAINBOW . ·. :· ; : · , NEW CANADIAN DIET LOSE 5 POUNDSOVERNIGH'FI the secret ot incredible, No· Effort, No-Orug. fornlull! I Have' your yummy" Biltz"! (4 mystery meals) .,. ! Wake up! - and YOii )Jave lost 5 pounds. Sure! But It wo~ks. Every tlm9. OR. OA Y reducing •-rl<>d MONEY BACK! SPECIALO.FFEit(llmlted "" only)! $3.00 · · . ·lelllber !Mt~ Of tile Paint priet Bapalt &uldaJ .8cliool leacbn and ofllcera • beld . In the l!tmie oi M1. and Mnl. We iloll'ard wllb tile •llllll••llllllllll!II!JI. . . ~\flldelll, Mrs. Rowll'll ¢ 1 111, Devolloils _. by ,Mr. '1o1m~. . .' lll,trlng tbe buof- 011 18111011 .jJr ·~Rev. Jolin lana tep~~~'l4d U.: 'Cburch board of TrWJtees ':del'lded))linaf<l'lbarecrutiOO: J:jlrojeel,wlllbemadedurlngthe a rillter nmh, wtlb the project ito llarlal the~ of public ,,~ ltl ,lbl rpi'ln&. ., :t Mn. ~ uplalnad lbe . , :.,. i!ei.+Oe for lfll, wtlb lbe ·~ ~ .·. 1o . . . lbe CoN:NtE' ' ·. : GALI;!Pous .... Tile s.p. ROUTE ::·a.... number . .. ~.~i . :· . n~ !a Meet .,, .... , \\ U8lni <~~~tomary '' -,'. ·.,;· ' ,,., '/.'ff.f<l•~lw~· Jlll !jlll2tl .~rtllS!in\ ,. ,·a• ~> .r' Mrs. Hoyt Mullins is Emblem Club Hostess Convention Slides Shown At .::.::..:· . ~ . ·'· ~ - ·~ ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Daniel GALLIPOLIS TemM. Ev1111, Vlntm, are IIIIIOIIIICIDs lbe engagement of her peralure, )ll'eclpltatlon and -Iller 0011ditlpae f<l' each 31 daughter, Permellla Ann Long, to Mr. Gary Ray Hayn01, 11011 bour period u recorded by..Fete of Mr. and Mrs. Bull Haynes, Rl. I Mkllleport. Mill Long II a 11117lfl'lduate ol N<l'th GaiUa lllgb School McCormlcll, Falrfteld Weather and II preaenUy a l8nlor at the Unlvenlty ol Clnclnnati. Statim Obener. DaJ . RIP Low PM. There she II lludylng Sociology and recently was cboeen lor Sunday 70 ttl .10 Ivy Chain, a Junior "omen's honorary. Mr. Ha)'D88 Is a 1917 greduate of Rutland lllgb School Monday rr 4D and Is presently statlmed with the Air Force In Wlesbuden, Tuesday 65 37 Wedneoday 78 t5 Gennall)' where be is oludylng eleclronlca. Before lllllerlng Tlluraday 71 38 the Alr F<l'ce he was a draltamlln r,.. Ollwnbwi and Southern Friday 79 4f Ohio Electrlc Olmpany. SalurdaJ 10 57 The wedding Is planned I<I' early Jane, lfll. After which Average high temperature lor the couple will return to ller!nan)'f<~"two yeart. nek lhll year - 70 degrees. Lui year - 75.5 degrees. Average low temperature for ,...k lhll year - 4U degrees. Lut year- 17.7 degrees. Total preclpltstlon 1<1' weell lbiJ year - .10 Inch. Lui ynr - .28 Inch. Total preclpltsUon to date IIIli year - 30.36 Inches. Lut GALIJPOIJS - Mrs. Hoyt Information from a of year - 31.54 Inches. Mullins was hostess for sources. One person who belped Normal average precipitation Emanon Club Thursday her was Dr. Richard Walker annually - 4o.tll Inches. evening. Mrs. KimbaU SUiter son of Mro. WUIIam H. Walker: presided over a 5hort bUI!ness another member of the club. meeting then turned It over to She also took material from the Mrs. Harry K. Mills who had Population Bomb. charge of the program. Light refreshments were Mrs. Mllllgave a program on aerved by the hooteu at the Pollution and the Population close of the meeting. ., • h '.' ' ·~ .1 ·, · · , •"i · ' " . ·~1,_· ~. ... ·,~ 1". ·'* Ill Sept.emller . • , b'a lf71b ·an· !I!MI RaJi.f Day In 1111 I j ~Will !It October t. ~· '~' ', ' ' " ·;3.4~ · (1·: i. 1~ ' ' JII'OPOiii4 clWices .,..,~·~~~: ~ ; ;_: ...,...nm ": ... 8 ·· ~'Ur~ • ..u.v In Blrlhd8y 1J8r17 dcl!laUona. She pceaanl4d s·..:llr·n Ou*_Joo'.r.'S '· . · , a checl ,,.. fM.lll obe had ~ved for redemption of oOit 1-1r;U1 drink bottle capo. It will be addfid to the Child Welfare PT. PLEASANT - "Mother the public school system Fund. Nature still provides the ~more Imperative each =::. Faye Wlldennuth, Carrie nation's best :~~:: :=;:n~::~::: ~gr::'~om~~:: :~~==~~ ~~Aw:v=~ation ..~~~~~=~:theses has said Ollio bad received many Bennett, recenUy lranalerred provided lncreaBlng asalstsnce The superintendent urged aU awards at Marcbe NaUonale, from Ohio, bas the lead article "to come, 8lld brlna 1011100110 1J11G118 them llnl plaoe f<l' Ill the Augual lsaue of "Soil with you". publlcil.y ecrap book, aeeGIId Conservation Magazine." The II waa moved 8lld 88CUided place lor hlltory, first In artlclo•cites three Ollio tcbool by !be group, to..,_ a candy dlvlllon for a hal l)'tDbollllng dlslrlc!l that have Joined hands llile, during the Th•nhclvmc the parlnenblp tbeme f<~" the lo provide conservation ltUOII. II a11o vollld to year 'CirbiiiJic lfl&h'. The)' allo educallm lc.- 11,000 students relalnaUolll~forthe 187t'71 wmawardal<l'partlelpatiODIII and 700 teacbera Ill a .Trl.lchool year. Ill a brief aU pbaaee Of the Jll'lllfllll. Dlslrlet Outdoor Education tlalemenl to tile 'lfOiqll Mn. Naw namee .wwe conaldlrad Project lloWard said, "If WI Jll.,_lo for parlnerablp, Carrie )'leut- Another article In the be OlrialliDI, we llhould nve u lllng reported that the Marcbe magazine lelia of scs lh'lsUanl. Be a ·ll8hl ~ Departemental would be beld ~ 1o local tcbool of. -mple fw Olben lo follow.• before the Legion Aullllary llclals In PI'~ outdoor to tchool boarda In establlablng outdooc laboratories at part of the school curricula. Monongahela County SCS personnel In cooperation with Uie County Board of Educatlm and the County Ealenalon Agent ec..tuct a week-long outdoor W<l'kthop lor about 800 siKIIt graders each year. The claus feature botany, tolls and tsnd uae, ecology and forestry. Nature study areas offer atudentspraelicalnperienceln Site slrmed the clanaWf o1 Convention next year ill c.,__ w:wlt for aome .1,800 other elementary aubjectuucb drugabuac,IIIIIOIIC~~fi C3eva1aD4o pennlllllm bavll\i tcllo91cldldnn. aamalh,blology,cbemlatryand today. . · . >'· •• ~ !liven at the Eueuilft , beida the understanding of en· Plana were made far a . Committee meallng of the Soli . , (stS) of the en. clall, lo meet each ~ !A&Ion AtiiWary. f<~" the cllllna "the need The ' to the future of from Ita 7 p.m. althe c:llrjacb. The ~ meeting ad- f<l' ed~IIOII In The lllndaJ Sebool lltlllllll ,. ~ and Neullllng ' 1be 11ee11 will be llulilelt llld •~owed and pldum · dlarid. All lea. . . om,.. · the Nallo!!al ' and olber illlellltsd )Mhl!lll al to .._.. " c.me . Ire I•ICIIU· . \ equipped year."Headdslhattheurgency Dopartemental O.apea•t Harel country," said James •S. Ben· vlronmentsl and conaervation EDioll 1beJ bad attended. A nell, State Conaervalionlll lor decisions lacing these students Til...._ I MONDAY ONLY �'' ' ~tngaaelllent of Miss Trainer · Is Announced · '• '1 . .• B~ - Girl· Scolit' Induction Held ' ' GALLIPOLII - Monday ~ow membera are : 11P7 evening Girl ScU Troop 1111 Nukfy, Joan Haaklnl, Becky beld 811 Induction ceremony at Durham, Kalby Evant, Ailsa the Grace Melbodlsl Church. Bev~rly, Jane Beman, Andl Following the flag ceremony, a reading and nplanation of the Girl Seoul Promlae, LaWI, and the Eight ~bles were held. Allar each law and illdetpenalble WJ.I glv811, a candle was Utto repreeeDI that law. Kenlor memberl Debbie ' lit.. and Mrs• . . &an! 'b-alner, Bidwell Rt. 2, 11'8 announclllg t11e enga~ement llld: a~._.or ,,· their daugbter.-llonnle !kle, ~ Mr. Gene ,GooJdbl, 1011 of Mrs. Joe Wlllla!'N Eureka and' lbe ' ' ' late Walter WlDiaDJa. Miss Trainer .attended ionalhan Alder lfl&h School and II a lt181 aradulte of •~~ou~~~­ WOitern lfl&h Sd!Ool, !'llrlol. 'She li employed al Robblnt and llynJe, Debbie 8rowQ, Pithy Miller, Debbie Bingham, Beverly Rowland, Bnada Btuh and Kim Nukfy then •capped the new memben. Other members taking part In lbe ceremony were l Cwol Folden, IdA Mlill, Margl 8ry811, Cindy Merrifield, Brenda Kllltts, Margl Ebman and Anita Cahoon. Mym. Mr. Gooldin attended Hannan Tl'lce Scbool811d Ia empiO)'ed II Cl1ril Craft, ~. · The weddllli will be Nov1111ber f7 at the Gallla Bepflll ilntrcb, Gallla, Ollio. Permellia Ann Loog ' Week's Weather ... '111E LENGniStowblch a womanwlllgoare llhownbere bY DIOdels Roberbl Sievers left, SbeUy Llntala, center, and Mrs. Earl W. Gault.of Pl. Pleasant. All~~ will be llho~­ ln the NewcmJer's Club Style Show. PLANS OOMPLETED - Mrs. Donald Llntala, center and Mrs. Donald Thaler, right, chairman for the Nnroollll!l'l .SiyJe Show discuss llnalarrangements with Mrs. Slc1mlund · . Style Show ~t~· ·est.-.Bth I lll!'der, UIIIIJIIIIIIfer Tbaler II laonllrlterelled In ptllng Ill the lldre...... "all the preU)o . . ' .' Miss Connie Sue Browning .. ..{--' ". NOVEMBER WEDDING PI.Am.'ED - Mr. and Mrs. Wooclrllll' Bro1llllnl, Vlntm, are ltlllOIIJICing lbe en,sacement , and IIPPJ'08cblni11111'1'18Se of their daughter, Qmnle 8Je, 1o 1errJ Umrell llal'llea, ton of Mr. and Mra. ManeD G. , ~~ame~'a~~o ohlllton. Mill llr'tllrnllw II a 1988 grllduate of North Gallla lllgb IJ!!hoGI and II PI' r tUy employed atl'llople'• Ule lrtlurance In Jllekaolr. Mr. Bemes II a liM graduate of North GaDia · ·lfllti$cbool. Be altetded Ohio Unlvenlly wltere he became a mamber .~~. Sicma Theta Epallon frai«DDb'. He gradual4d frD Rlq qrarlde Qlllep w1tere he wu a llliiDber or Alpha IJiitl P.iMI!oo fraternity. Mr. IJames II pruent1y employed II Jilt GaUia County Welflre Depirlmenl, '!be llieddlul will be an event of November the Z1llh at Vinton Melhodlll Cbtrrdi. ' Investments Pooled for Attwn 'in Re!I.I'E1tate . 1.... ,~ GAWPOUS - A new ldnd can get a piece <l major real deducttble openre. fllveltm liEIT One, With of lnvesll!lent comJNIIlY II of. estate action that they never However, book depredaUOD · headquar~ In Collllllbu), Is ferlng benellls from the uaual could aff<l'd on their own. is not neceuarUy related lo one of the acUve real estate tax and economic ndvanteges A qealHled REIT mual, by obsolescence and the propealy Investment trusts ill Ohio. F<l' thai real estate Investments federal law, ,distribute at least held may actuany be ga1nlns In lls·fttcal year just .ooect (,July oflerandalsoregularpayments !IOpercentofltsnetearnlngsto real value. Theref<I'O, the real 31) REIT One retUrned 9 per ' GALLIPOLIS "'rho. ' Faablon Puzzle" is the theme of the Newcomers Cub Style Show ' Qct. 8 at the Point Pleasant ofaubttsntial cash distributions to shareholders, a large portion ofwblcbmaycome to them taxfrH. !I also gives them .the very real poealbillty of appreciation lnlnveslrnentvalui!. Realestale inveatmenttrust (REIT) 5harea are attracting a growing nwnber oflnvestcrslooklng for tex-eheltered Income. SlmpUiled, the real estate Its shareholders. They are taxed at the corporate rate only on the lllcome they retain. The Income dl1lrlbuted among shareholdera Is not taxed, thus eceounting lor much of the ev<~r.growll'lg popularity of the lunda. Theref<~"e, a qualllled real estate Investment trust has a tax a~ lnvealmep~~~' 111 Relorl In a "hands acroas me river" ';cesture, Newcomers ladles ·:)ll&ve lnviiA!d the women of Pl. '. Pleasant to Join them. ; The JII'Dgram will be a buHel luncheon and style ohow through the courteey of BerL.Dadlne's and carl's Shoe store. Donilll'ur.t& 1tfci Mrt. 1 mUtW' runt Ydele~J~"'*" Iii~ • vestcr's money is placed In its lnvestcrs aU of lilt or@!ary a. estate lnvealmentlrustls In an extremely fav<~"able pooltlon lo pay the hllheat poUlble return to lnvesloi'J. cent to Its abareholdarlt. 11 Is apeciA!d that 111011 of tills returnwlllbetaxfree. The local representative Is Norrll Carter. • . .· ' ~ - - ·- · ~\ ' stocb bY the fund'S offlcera../bi'i!ome and' all ~ol' ~tal The difference Is thai In a real gains lnconle, eststl! · lrUII, the money II 1n: Ordinary Income lroCn the vested In real estate. trust Is ·taxable to the . The Idea Is thai with a lot of 1berebolder recelllng It , as people poolillg their cash, they; · ortlin,ry ltu:ome · without ;. Tlcketa may be obtained from dlyj(jend ucllulm. Long term · · , · ,!Mrs. James Coonen, tlcktl . :tehairman, Bernadine's or . He Mused! . . Cl!pltal «4tni ·.distributed·. to : ,'>Cwl'a Shoe Stcre. TUCSON, Arfx. (!JPl)..,.fl . ~.,. taue~ · IO the SHOES FROM -Carl's entice Mrs. Jmn L. Ev8118 . ..,.,. II a ........ . led ~lent& u jqsl ~I - lOng ,: )I In Pt. Pleasant tickets may be Gallipoli'l, and Mrs. James Ili>berts, Pl. Pleaunt · 'l'helt way te .W a Oy , b at Nod· IN'm capltal •.U.. ~. , . · ,: ;•:;obbllned from Mrs. Bill will model5hoes from Carl's and !!tyler. from ·BerDotsoa, tl, told :obrlfl's A strong · Investment ad· ; :~Wellman and Mrs. Russell nadine's at the Newcomers Style !lww. depullef the peaty bueel ,... vanblge sterna lrOIII the fact ; . ;~,Bibbee. . boiHrinc lllm. · , that property Is entitled to ri'\·' :-:~ Dillon plebd ap 1111 .zt 1~lion allowancu. lll real )'(.PL ..J ..... ..J Include Ge<l'ge w. Grimes, 40, pllt.l aad fired. Be a!fued · estate valualjOD, depredatlm }:l-4111 lr~ay lUUY Point Pleasant and Esther lr.- the 117 aad wtllllded hlmplf represent& a lou ill value 8lld 1<~ Leport, 39. Ill the left balld. 1<1' Income tax (1111')10801 II a :; ~~ o\'111ENS - Area children students enrolling for the fall ~'~Ill 811 lllteresl In art will be clatses are asked to allend a ~·-••••••••••••••. . ;~ to enroll again this fall In minute <~"lentstion at 9 a.m. at ' \ .;;;~·· art workshops to be the first meetiog, Oc.l. 10. A •10 ·. ;: ~ ;tooduciA!d bY the School of Art fee will cover the cost of , ., ;:f;;lt Ollio University. materials, instructors @nd ' . •. ' ' ; ·<;<', W<l'kshopclanesforchlldren emergency medlcallllrilces. A . ~ 1\7 to 13 will be conducted few scholarships lor needy Patchwork puo-i't)s :\Balurday mornings at Selgfred cblldren are available. work good fashion magic this fall! :::iBaU on the camJllll. The claa!ies ; : ~.:will begin Oct. 10 811d run JUDGMENT MADE we.sent our plain shoes over the :)tbroagh the laD quarter until PT. PLEASANT - JUdgment rainbow .. . got· them back covered :-:'Dec.5.Ciuaboursare9to 11:30 was granted on a court <l'der :- :.a.m. signed by Judge ~- Lee with happy sf)lashes of col6r w111 be taught hY Thompson Thuraday lb whlc111 ::; tatalandlng student artist· Pleasant Valley Bospltal just for your , _teachers and 8ll()ei'Vlaed by given Judgment In Ill 8CIIOIII · faeulty fr<ll1 the Stllool of Art. against George Pierce of Route .· Qlrres will provide a variety ot 3, Albany, Ohio, In the twn A•nnms~·~ ·¥1auaJ-piasUc experiences ill· $739.36 plus lnlfreat 811d coots. ' . · eluding drawing, painting, ·'" Jll'illlmaklng, ceramics, conTWO ~ tlrucUons, and fUm , PT. PLE,I.SANT - Two ,.,. RqlslraUons, llmlled to 50 person• were lodged In the Jiudenta, wiU be accepiA!d by Mason County JaU on charges lbe university's Workshop of Intoxication Friday alter Office. Parents of those arrests by State Pollee. These . ,·'' (:; ·GALUJ!OLIS. - Gallla meeting, the .~Caunt.7 s.1oo No, ll2, ~t811d opening form. The Child .;Potty mel at the home of• Welfare Chairman, Emma , ·c!lJad11CumillpnearPIIIDeiO)', ,Waylaftd said obe was waiting ' .'l'llurl4l1 mnille· Le PeUt word . from Nallonal Jewish t,. ·~apeau MUdred Hamilton Boaplbll In Denver of the · presided,• at the butlness . .'M·rs..How·ard l·s Hostess for. men 'l'uren s·.._ . . ss Teachers and Officers · Art RAINBOW . ·. :· ; : · , NEW CANADIAN DIET LOSE 5 POUNDSOVERNIGH'FI the secret ot incredible, No· Effort, No-Orug. fornlull! I Have' your yummy" Biltz"! (4 mystery meals) .,. ! Wake up! - and YOii )Jave lost 5 pounds. Sure! But It wo~ks. Every tlm9. OR. OA Y reducing •-rl<>d MONEY BACK! SPECIALO.FFEit(llmlted "" only)! $3.00 · · . ·lelllber !Mt~ Of tile Paint priet Bapalt &uldaJ .8cliool leacbn and ofllcera • beld . In the l!tmie oi M1. and Mnl. We iloll'ard wllb tile •llllll••llllllllll!II!JI. . . ~\flldelll, Mrs. Rowll'll ¢ 1 111, Devolloils _. by ,Mr. '1o1m~. . .' lll,trlng tbe buof- 011 18111011 .jJr ·~Rev. Jolin lana tep~~~'l4d U.: 'Cburch board of TrWJtees ':del'lded))linaf<l'lbarecrutiOO: J:jlrojeel,wlllbemadedurlngthe a rillter nmh, wtlb the project ito llarlal the~ of public ,,~ ltl ,lbl rpi'ln&. ., :t Mn. ~ uplalnad lbe . , :.,. i!ei.+Oe for lfll, wtlb lbe ·~ ~ .·. 1o . . . lbe CoN:NtE' ' ·. : GALI;!Pous .... Tile s.p. ROUTE ::·a.... number . .. ~.~i . :· . n~ !a Meet .,, .... , \\ U8lni <~~~tomary '' -,'. ·.,;· ' ,,., '/.'ff.f<l•~lw~· Jlll !jlll2tl .~rtllS!in\ ,. ,·a• ~> .r' Mrs. Hoyt Mullins is Emblem Club Hostess Convention Slides Shown At .::.::..:· . ~ . ·'· ~ - ·~ ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Daniel GALLIPOLIS TemM. Ev1111, Vlntm, are IIIIIOIIIICIDs lbe engagement of her peralure, )ll'eclpltatlon and -Iller 0011ditlpae f<l' each 31 daughter, Permellla Ann Long, to Mr. Gary Ray Hayn01, 11011 bour period u recorded by..Fete of Mr. and Mrs. Bull Haynes, Rl. I Mkllleport. Mill Long II a 11117lfl'lduate ol N<l'th GaiUa lllgb School McCormlcll, Falrfteld Weather and II preaenUy a l8nlor at the Unlvenlty ol Clnclnnati. Statim Obener. DaJ . RIP Low PM. There she II lludylng Sociology and recently was cboeen lor Sunday 70 ttl .10 Ivy Chain, a Junior "omen's honorary. Mr. Ha)'D88 Is a 1917 greduate of Rutland lllgb School Monday rr 4D and Is presently statlmed with the Air Force In Wlesbuden, Tuesday 65 37 Wedneoday 78 t5 Gennall)' where be is oludylng eleclronlca. Before lllllerlng Tlluraday 71 38 the Alr F<l'ce he was a draltamlln r,.. Ollwnbwi and Southern Friday 79 4f Ohio Electrlc Olmpany. SalurdaJ 10 57 The wedding Is planned I<I' early Jane, lfll. After which Average high temperature lor the couple will return to ller!nan)'f<~"two yeart. nek lhll year - 70 degrees. Lui year - 75.5 degrees. Average low temperature for ,...k lhll year - 4U degrees. Lut year- 17.7 degrees. Total preclpltstlon 1<1' weell lbiJ year - .10 Inch. Lui ynr - .28 Inch. Total preclpltsUon to date IIIli year - 30.36 Inches. Lut GALIJPOIJS - Mrs. Hoyt Information from a of year - 31.54 Inches. Mullins was hostess for sources. One person who belped Normal average precipitation Emanon Club Thursday her was Dr. Richard Walker annually - 4o.tll Inches. evening. Mrs. KimbaU SUiter son of Mro. WUIIam H. Walker: presided over a 5hort bUI!ness another member of the club. meeting then turned It over to She also took material from the Mrs. Harry K. Mills who had Population Bomb. charge of the program. Light refreshments were Mrs. Mllllgave a program on aerved by the hooteu at the Pollution and the Population close of the meeting. ., • h '.' ' ·~ .1 ·, · · , •"i · ' " . ·~1,_· ~. ... ·,~ 1". ·'* Ill Sept.emller . • , b'a lf71b ·an· !I!MI RaJi.f Day In 1111 I j ~Will !It October t. ~· '~' ', ' ' " ·;3.4~ · (1·: i. 1~ ' ' JII'OPOiii4 clWices .,..,~·~~~: ~ ; ;_: ...,...nm ": ... 8 ·· ~'Ur~ • ..u.v In Blrlhd8y 1J8r17 dcl!laUona. She pceaanl4d s·..:llr·n Ou*_Joo'.r.'S '· . · , a checl ,,.. fM.lll obe had ~ved for redemption of oOit 1-1r;U1 drink bottle capo. It will be addfid to the Child Welfare PT. PLEASANT - "Mother the public school system Fund. Nature still provides the ~more Imperative each =::. Faye Wlldennuth, Carrie nation's best :~~:: :=;:n~::~::: ~gr::'~om~~:: :~~==~~ ~~Aw:v=~ation ..~~~~~=~:theses has said Ollio bad received many Bennett, recenUy lranalerred provided lncreaBlng asalstsnce The superintendent urged aU awards at Marcbe NaUonale, from Ohio, bas the lead article "to come, 8lld brlna 1011100110 1J11G118 them llnl plaoe f<l' Ill the Augual lsaue of "Soil with you". publlcil.y ecrap book, aeeGIId Conservation Magazine." The II waa moved 8lld 88CUided place lor hlltory, first In artlclo•cites three Ollio tcbool by !be group, to..,_ a candy dlvlllon for a hal l)'tDbollllng dlslrlc!l that have Joined hands llile, during the Th•nhclvmc the parlnenblp tbeme f<~" the lo provide conservation ltUOII. II a11o vollld to year 'CirbiiiJic lfl&h'. The)' allo educallm lc.- 11,000 students relalnaUolll~forthe 187t'71 wmawardal<l'partlelpatiODIII and 700 teacbera Ill a .Trl.lchool year. Ill a brief aU pbaaee Of the Jll'lllfllll. Dlslrlet Outdoor Education tlalemenl to tile 'lfOiqll Mn. Naw namee .wwe conaldlrad Project lloWard said, "If WI Jll.,_lo for parlnerablp, Carrie )'leut- Another article In the be OlrialliDI, we llhould nve u lllng reported that the Marcbe magazine lelia of scs lh'lsUanl. Be a ·ll8hl ~ Departemental would be beld ~ 1o local tcbool of. -mple fw Olben lo follow.• before the Legion Aullllary llclals In PI'~ outdoor to tchool boarda In establlablng outdooc laboratories at part of the school curricula. Monongahela County SCS personnel In cooperation with Uie County Board of Educatlm and the County Ealenalon Agent ec..tuct a week-long outdoor W<l'kthop lor about 800 siKIIt graders each year. The claus feature botany, tolls and tsnd uae, ecology and forestry. Nature study areas offer atudentspraelicalnperienceln Site slrmed the clanaWf o1 Convention next year ill c.,__ w:wlt for aome .1,800 other elementary aubjectuucb drugabuac,IIIIIOIIC~~fi C3eva1aD4o pennlllllm bavll\i tcllo91cldldnn. aamalh,blology,cbemlatryand today. . · . >'· •• ~ !liven at the Eueuilft , beida the understanding of en· Plana were made far a . Committee meallng of the Soli . , (stS) of the en. clall, lo meet each ~ !A&Ion AtiiWary. f<~" the cllllna "the need The ' to the future of from Ita 7 p.m. althe c:llrjacb. The ~ meeting ad- f<l' ed~IIOII In The lllndaJ Sebool lltlllllll ,. ~ and Neullllng ' 1be 11ee11 will be llulilelt llld •~owed and pldum · dlarid. All lea. . . om,.. · the Nallo!!al ' and olber illlellltsd )Mhl!lll al to .._.. " c.me . Ire I•ICIIU· . \ equipped year."Headdslhattheurgency Dopartemental O.apea•t Harel country," said James •S. Ben· vlronmentsl and conaervation EDioll 1beJ bad attended. A nell, State Conaervalionlll lor decisions lacing these students Til...._ I MONDAY ONLY �I' , ''i i! ' n'lll,a.llliiJ,OctMt. Ifill i-~~~~~d!t!'~·S Mrs. James-- is Speaker · ;~. For Mrs.,., F.ra5e·r:s tlass . . ' Scholarship ..i:• Mra. followed lief ~&a- , • ',. fJmll1'1 Jllcblnl Jamil brou8bl· her ofarrowhead&·lite -~~:..t co~llon of bad .:. •rrowbe•~•· . •P••rlllada, ~- Mrs. J - ,!old : lomallairb, , driJia, . and them to lreliure· w. lli!ma l ,, •,11C:1I J I fl to wltb lilfl· becalM llle bellevw lber· wiD . Pare Fraaar'• sl&lb Jr&de not be 'euy to find in lite fblure. rve llai1ld blc:k ',. c:IIM. tbla:, 'rbe ciiM (of w!lldl Ryan the eo4 wllb the 11'81 Jamel 'II unember) hid been Golda! (blmdell). '' ' ;· ·. . . .·· •tucblnc lite Old Stone Ace and '11lal ..... atioutu Ill: 11 I sol ~ t11e New Stone Ac•· II A IFI 8 ·S jull decided tO oUt '1111!1 It aDd · Mrs. Jamea' l!oUecli~n -..::..::;::....:;::..:::...:,_ at l&o Grande College. · sbowed 1111111 fine nampla of ly PHIL PASTORET Wby! tbe liMped and polllhecl toola There's nothing wrong ()Je reaaonll wrilln8. _ ...11111!1 aad ft&IIOIII of tbe New stone with a great deal of the mol'\llllllJI8 a ecatsil!er AII· When lite wblte man came lion picture market that a to America be loond tbe lndlan lot ol nonattendance won't say hll been llld ln the · ll'l'bllln tile New SlaM Ace. cure. • • • bl8tU')', at enecdole, could Mrl. James apla!Ded that OIW of the greatest per· • eolleclln8 theM llema hll been fumn of all time 11<1$ : I flmilJ bobby for about two netlff been captured by ·~ aad -.Mlf yel1'l ll!d tbelr the pertumdl 'l'he 4t'Om4 of st~ak alld 11om,e fries ' CGilectkln II fr«p tbll - · on an lltitilmn cvenilljl. ! ~AWPOLIS , ·- sm.. .we :' . women'• ~~t~~lot.Jrl. a Gelllel,Club .. an annual aw!ll'd, woman of '. . ·. the aleellon of Include ICholarsblp, and Laat recipient .,._. ~ith Ann S11Vei'IOI). . .. MCJI! tlwi 250 pei'IOIII at.. terided lbe style Show, which . ~ ~. 2 PI~ BRCMN........•..•••.•...••.•.................. . . . ' 1 SAWYER, 2 PIECE ~GREEN ....................................... ,. •.'299·· '. 1 SAWYER. 2 PIECE MIJSFARD ••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••• '279'·• 1 HIU'.IE,. 2 PIECE CJI.JVE ·••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••• '329;• . 1' De~LLE, 2 PIEc:E, BWE ........................... .................. '319·• 1 ~. 2 PIECE .,GOLD. ~ .......................~ ...... ~••• ~ •.••••'319·• .. 1 WEBB, 2 PIECE. GREEN •••••...•••.•• ~····················~········· '299• 1 WEBB, 2 PIECE GREEN.................................;••••• .[... '3U• . 1 ~ 2 PIECE GREEN ..................:........................ '329·• 1 SAWYER, 2 PIECE PEPPER..............~ ........................ '329•, 1 WEBB, 2 PIEGE Rm AMD PEPPER .... :..................~.. ~-:'329·• AT YOUR NEAREST . ' I ' All Stores Open Sunday ' ' . •I. c. . \. . LEAf RAK£-.. 50' .,' • . l .. SundayOnly 1 Pl\f'To 6 I OUR ENTDIE STOCK! . \ ' Olde Village .Garden Club Meets at Park ' v ·oNLY-SAVE 50% oo_,g Handle . ,,, . I SAWYER, 2 PIEt::E GREEN..• ~··············d··················~···· '219·• 1 DAKM, 2 PIECE GREEN •••••••••••• ,.. ••••• ~....................... '289·~ _: . :; 1 WEBB. 2 PIECE: GREEN •...•••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '339• ' 1 SAWYER, 2 PIECE GREEN .......................'...........·•.•,•• ~. '289·• wW be criticized and judged by I the other.memben. Attending, Esta Reese, Jean Hankin~, Jo,eeMcKean, Bonita Hilton, Julia Swan, Jwty Davll, Janet Byers, Loeta Abblett, Helen Werry, Anna WWlama and Mary Allmon. fot .. w.. ·- pieces of· fqr .. aara cemer. 100% Cotton - Large Size DISH CLOTHS ~~ byof G•llipolll, Jacbon and Oak Hill, were awarded, and refreshments were served. The Club'l future plana Included an Un-Blrtbday Party bt Oct.lber and a Newcomer's Club Lun· c~ in November. Teachers Elect Grade .Chairmen GAUJPOIJS -The teachers of, each grade of Wlllidngton school elecled grade cbalnnan last week. To be eUglble a le8cher should have a four year f§~a~~~~nl Profuolonll Tralnlnt can 3. Dluemlnlle verbal informaUonandlnslructlontothe Wichers In their grade. 4. Serveas chairman of grade meetingl and develop agenda for theM meetingl. 5. Serve on textbooks adoption committee. 1. AsSat with the planning of Marie. d&Uy programs bt their gradel. Maternal grandparents are 7. Assist with tbe supervlllon Mr.andMn. JolmHenderlonof of routine activiUes in the on!r lhniuth 1 -rom. GBC Graduates Get The Better Jobs! - Ia us~ aa a dlltresa 'J&II'&l for Bll'Cralt in the manner that SOS ill ~· at sea. Sun·day On1y Specials orMa16n 19" x 33'' - Our Everday 756ThirdAve. Q-What the seating ~~ "' Pull out drawer Drop trash in IOXOP 100 WOODEN PfNCILS Sandwich BAGS Q-,-Wh4t II the correct for the IJII1IIe of ham· allot pfkhing? A-Quoits. see a\\ Swing-out poael on druwcr makes bac rc- cr~•lllndiquili!s look.1 and works 1reat either way. Plup in to ordinary "' aviiC'•<ko. edged copper or white. Measures only 15" wide. -~ NOW IN ,STOCK. FOR . ' 1MMEDIA1~ ...... " ., 'o;. '' ' ' ,.,.,.ri~ ooo l' " ' au. .. ""' rD.l. )' ,. ' ' house~ hold current. Choice of edaed \ '' WIIJ.!IIJ-? Press the button" . • .lllat's al there is fD it! · · a total of' !50 tona. . Top Lock Close the drawer ln~lc.td of con~raml~· filling a diny te\'f.L'Ite b,askt ' under rhe sink. lht:n taking it to a tnsh can ,fn th garo1gc. and finally drw.gging the clatterine cans ot ro~hl' ..:urh for rick up. we llller you rhe JruShM~ Comracwr. It auromarically.a1 the push of~ bdttof compacrs rhc rrash and garb..g~ every time YO\I'ilit card it Comes trash pickup da)', yo~ simply taU~oft or two sealed, weather-proof paper baas oi!l ro·ih cur.,. in~tcad of messy Irash cans. "' · ,· II!ACK· Qf 3(1 Gallipolis,O. so quiet, so convenient! I101IUl W<U · L!!;::::!,!:~~~!:::~L-----!Pho~n:e~4:46~04=96~--...;,·_...J paternal .:..·.;'ILe• n . .·n.· . -57!. NOTE: Tilt louano will bo glvttt on 1 FIRST COME • FIRST SERVE Blsl•. 11m.,. sllow up than oor f1cilllift will pormH, EDEN MUSIC .....,..litho rlgfll to ........... lila OVERFLOW on a dlff1renl d1y 1nd lime. G,IIIIPOLJS \he Nd. 2 LMd A aVe Valut THERE ARE NO GIMMICKS OR HIDDEN COSTS! . THE LESSONS ARE GIVEN BY -OUk REGULAR STAFF OF TEACHERS IN ORDER TO INTRODUCE YOU, TO · THIE MANY PROGRAMS WE HAVE AT EDEN MUSIC · YOUNG AND OLDER ALIKE ARE INVITED ,,• TO PARTICIPATE. Write or call 416-4367 for catalog o1 courses and ned starling dale. HeaW for Veca ".ega wIll be our poe I star Galllpolls and are Mr. and grandMn. building. 1. Make recommendaUons to aro!Did A.l). 140110. It Is tbe parents ref!GD near Vega toward Jame~ Nellon. Bidwell, Rt. I. lite 11Cboo1 admlnlilratioo which capacitll of lhe FerN wheel at the Colt<mblan E:zpolilion . · OCIU8ER ONLY! Grade 01alrman are : Slxtb Grade, Mr. Roy Sprague; Filth Grade, Mrl. llemlee Ballden; Fourth Grade, Mfl. A. Jean Bryan; Third Grade, Mrs. Vlclde PoweU; Second Grade, Mn. Geneva Carter, and F1nt Grade, Mrl. Delores Shupert. JmyEdwardNelsonof.Bichrell announce the birth ·of a aon, -Sept. 20 at Holzer Medical Center, Firat Ave. The baby weighed aeven pouncil and eb: and fhree.lourth ounces and hu been named James Edward. Jamea Edward Is being welcomed by a lllster, Kathryn CLARINET or SAXAPHONE lnstrildioo will be given bY , Ill· · / pointment ooly. All yoy . must clo is to telephone or ·' The above ·FREE offers n aDod The primary purpooe of the wiD reflect tbe tbtnllln& of a grade cbeirman eommlttee 11 to majority of the teachers. serve as an administrative COWISel eommlttee with the princlpalu Its cbalrman. degree and bave taught at least Other dulles Include the two years bt Waeblngton School. following: 1. Keep abreast of new developments bt education Nelsons Announce and report to grade teachers; Birth of Son 2. Serve 011 Grading System BIDWELL - Mr. and Mn. Revllion Committee. .,., , DRUM Lesson~, EACH MONDAY et 6:10 P.M.... lAnd of course ; .. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BRING YOUR OWN . DRUMSr stop in..... · In Chk:ago m1893? Q~In r a d 1 o t e l e· A-The largest ever built prumg. what doe• the upru. It bad 38 ~ · and eoiiid rion 'Magdcy" mean? carry 2,180. i1er.Ona weighing . Multi • ea1or - - F'RELI:" I yean 1111c1 .. ~!ow ~ of retiring? Who irlltbe nice fellow wbo II alWa)'l dolni I01It4llllng JGr otberl, and wboee cowwken turned tile tablel on him by remembering~ birthday with alig c:aU and Ill t11!o 11'1m1111np? ~· · ~­ ·told fn Ph'• Of 6 ' . ~ FREE IIJj lnt...a ~ 1Ift Jtdla Sbmer, ~ ol Mr. and Mrl. J - Sbawwr, rigbl, G•Dipolll, and Jeflen1 daughter of Mr. and 111'1. Kenneth Jeffen, r.aD!polla, Mn. Jame1 Yllllllll, left, prlllelilsthe awanii.ID iddlllon to the 110 ll&erelt loluw, each gJrl wu aw81ded a $150 I1Cbolarlblp. Tbeae loanllmd I1Cbolai-lblps provided by AAUW -ble junior and lel1lor slrllto flnllh their college educltioo. :.:,xlco. ...G:f:..........:~ . . . ....... . .. ......: ~ ., lo cleaervlnfl ~ Coun~ )1lnlcl' ur lllliDr allendll!,lllOI!ep. 'lbli year the reelpient of two ao- uae In wlilch our solar ayateril Ia : . Palroll Salat racing at a speed of 12 miles __. th at per eecOild. I mee .......mon Eaeb Mulean village has bcme with epch Its own patron salat, but the ber own VIrgin of Guadalupe II the , Alfet fment liCHCi.ARsmP AWARiiED- Each ye• AAUW 'awardl JIOolmeralllollla by atyle.o for many oeculona were Included In tbe 'l'runk Sbowllli. Including junior fashions, loungewear, nlghtwear and bridal faabl...., an from the "Leslie Fay" Une. In addiUon tAl the Trunk Showing, feU, winter and 'CI'1Iile styles were modeled from Strawberry Hill. A number of women from the Galllpolll and Rio Grande areu modeled the fallhloni, as did gJrll from the .c:lri-:: \ GAILII'dLtS - Tile Olde VII~ Garden Club mel 1'11 I)' 11ternoon on the J111fk . Iron ilir hmcb. Julia Swan \ ~ mr the D*ling. · llutinlllie liallcin tile liJOUP Y01ec1. C111 tile Pea4!tl'OIIe u tbelr clilb f!onr. members , Afllr the .meetlai, ••· ri·bank CO-~PGniored Strawberry mu of Rio Grande and Jackloo. A wide variety of CoUege. · . ~ ·~-~:~& ~iV)iW u)fi'~a~~l.flij 141~ .J~ ~ .~ ~ li.\w.::t;,,.. ••••• !Jl..................... ~·~ w.- Miss Becky L. Griffin ; • •~AGED - Mr. and Mrl. Marvin Gr1111n, 171& Ia.bat. lllreel, Galllpolil, ID110UDCt the qag-' of :tblllr:dqbter,llecky L. Griffin to Larry A. Lane, 110J1 of Mr. "llalllfP.,Robert Lane Sr., In! DlealnutStree!. . 'MM Griffin wiD be a 19'11 graduate o1 GaDII Academy · ': : 8cbnol. Mr. Lane II a 1111'1 gradDite of GaUia Academy . lk:boolllld Ia Jft-tly employed at Goodyear Tire and ~ Ompany, Folnt P!Munt. •Wtdllna plana are ineciDplete. . ' .; for es little as week.) JeD~« c/~- al the vollelt. &llel'la period · 20 Teeth A 1.00 Value I Show · FREE 1 . ' ... ', 'I F~rorri ~~~!:~~!~!;~~==~~~ A queltlon and - ' Fund ··Gains ,• \ . ~ovul mor~ c_ on~·en_lets ~OU slide boos ICDI . C~e•l<al !l••tl•rlltr automatieaD.y sprays:· a q~:easur~d am9,un.t ibrt each JOad. of trailt and out onstc"d or lifo ins prloap .wbcll ~- ~ slraight up. EM-ire · tiosed to ' tM!tp' ioribul dra~cr r.cmovcrl~ . ,odqr. ·c;aa .ia .b ot t!K:!!) dcamng. .: ' · I l ' ' �I' , ''i i! ' n'lll,a.llliiJ,OctMt. Ifill i-~~~~~d!t!'~·S Mrs. James-- is Speaker · ;~. For Mrs.,., F.ra5e·r:s tlass . . ' Scholarship ..i:• Mra. followed lief ~&a- , • ',. fJmll1'1 Jllcblnl Jamil brou8bl· her ofarrowhead&·lite -~~:..t co~llon of bad .:. •rrowbe•~•· . •P••rlllada, ~- Mrs. J - ,!old : lomallairb, , driJia, . and them to lreliure· w. lli!ma l ,, •,11C:1I J I fl to wltb lilfl· becalM llle bellevw lber· wiD . Pare Fraaar'• sl&lb Jr&de not be 'euy to find in lite fblure. rve llai1ld blc:k ',. c:IIM. tbla:, 'rbe ciiM (of w!lldl Ryan the eo4 wllb the 11'81 Jamel 'II unember) hid been Golda! (blmdell). '' ' ;· ·. . . .·· •tucblnc lite Old Stone Ace and '11lal ..... atioutu Ill: 11 I sol ~ t11e New Stone Ac•· II A IFI 8 ·S jull decided tO oUt '1111!1 It aDd · Mrs. Jamea' l!oUecli~n -..::..::;::....:;::..:::...:,_ at l&o Grande College. · sbowed 1111111 fine nampla of ly PHIL PASTORET Wby! tbe liMped and polllhecl toola There's nothing wrong ()Je reaaonll wrilln8. _ ...11111!1 aad ft&IIOIII of tbe New stone with a great deal of the mol'\llllllJI8 a ecatsil!er AII· When lite wblte man came lion picture market that a to America be loond tbe lndlan lot ol nonattendance won't say hll been llld ln the · ll'l'bllln tile New SlaM Ace. cure. • • • bl8tU')', at enecdole, could Mrl. James apla!Ded that OIW of the greatest per· • eolleclln8 theM llema hll been fumn of all time 11<1$ : I flmilJ bobby for about two netlff been captured by ·~ aad -.Mlf yel1'l ll!d tbelr the pertumdl 'l'he 4t'Om4 of st~ak alld 11om,e fries ' CGilectkln II fr«p tbll - · on an lltitilmn cvenilljl. ! ~AWPOLIS , ·- sm.. .we :' . women'• ~~t~~lot.Jrl. a Gelllel,Club .. an annual aw!ll'd, woman of '. . ·. the aleellon of Include ICholarsblp, and Laat recipient .,._. ~ith Ann S11Vei'IOI). . .. MCJI! tlwi 250 pei'IOIII at.. terided lbe style Show, which . ~ ~. 2 PI~ BRCMN........•..•••.•...••.•.................. . . . ' 1 SAWYER, 2 PIECE ~GREEN ....................................... ,. •.'299·· '. 1 SAWYER. 2 PIECE MIJSFARD ••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••• '279'·• 1 HIU'.IE,. 2 PIECE CJI.JVE ·••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••• '329;• . 1' De~LLE, 2 PIEc:E, BWE ........................... .................. '319·• 1 ~. 2 PIECE .,GOLD. ~ .......................~ ...... ~••• ~ •.••••'319·• .. 1 WEBB, 2 PIECE. GREEN •••••...•••.•• ~····················~········· '299• 1 WEBB, 2 PIECE GREEN.................................;••••• .[... '3U• . 1 ~ 2 PIECE GREEN ..................:........................ '329·• 1 SAWYER, 2 PIECE PEPPER..............~ ........................ '329•, 1 WEBB, 2 PIEGE Rm AMD PEPPER .... :..................~.. ~-:'329·• AT YOUR NEAREST . ' I ' All Stores Open Sunday ' ' . •I. c. . \. . LEAf RAK£-.. 50' .,' • . l .. SundayOnly 1 Pl\f'To 6 I OUR ENTDIE STOCK! . \ ' Olde Village .Garden Club Meets at Park ' v ·oNLY-SAVE 50% oo_,g Handle . ,,, . I SAWYER, 2 PIEt::E GREEN..• ~··············d··················~···· '219·• 1 DAKM, 2 PIECE GREEN •••••••••••• ,.. ••••• ~....................... '289·~ _: . :; 1 WEBB. 2 PIECE: GREEN •...•••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '339• ' 1 SAWYER, 2 PIECE GREEN .......................'...........·•.•,•• ~. '289·• wW be criticized and judged by I the other.memben. Attending, Esta Reese, Jean Hankin~, Jo,eeMcKean, Bonita Hilton, Julia Swan, Jwty Davll, Janet Byers, Loeta Abblett, Helen Werry, Anna WWlama and Mary Allmon. fot .. w.. ·- pieces of· fqr .. aara cemer. 100% Cotton - Large Size DISH CLOTHS ~~ byof G•llipolll, Jacbon and Oak Hill, were awarded, and refreshments were served. The Club'l future plana Included an Un-Blrtbday Party bt Oct.lber and a Newcomer's Club Lun· c~ in November. Teachers Elect Grade .Chairmen GAUJPOIJS -The teachers of, each grade of Wlllidngton school elecled grade cbalnnan last week. To be eUglble a le8cher should have a four year f§~a~~~~nl Profuolonll Tralnlnt can 3. Dluemlnlle verbal informaUonandlnslructlontothe Wichers In their grade. 4. Serveas chairman of grade meetingl and develop agenda for theM meetingl. 5. Serve on textbooks adoption committee. 1. AsSat with the planning of Marie. d&Uy programs bt their gradel. Maternal grandparents are 7. Assist with tbe supervlllon Mr.andMn. JolmHenderlonof of routine activiUes in the on!r lhniuth 1 -rom. GBC Graduates Get The Better Jobs! - Ia us~ aa a dlltresa 'J&II'&l for Bll'Cralt in the manner that SOS ill ~· at sea. Sun·day On1y Specials orMa16n 19" x 33'' - Our Everday 756ThirdAve. Q-What the seating ~~ "' Pull out drawer Drop trash in IOXOP 100 WOODEN PfNCILS Sandwich BAGS Q-,-Wh4t II the correct for the IJII1IIe of ham· allot pfkhing? A-Quoits. see a\\ Swing-out poael on druwcr makes bac rc- cr~•lllndiquili!s look.1 and works 1reat either way. Plup in to ordinary "' aviiC'•<ko. edged copper or white. Measures only 15" wide. -~ NOW IN ,STOCK. FOR . ' 1MMEDIA1~ ...... " ., 'o;. '' ' ' ,.,.,.ri~ ooo l' " ' au. .. ""' rD.l. )' ,. ' ' house~ hold current. Choice of edaed \ '' WIIJ.!IIJ-? Press the button" . • .lllat's al there is fD it! · · a total of' !50 tona. . Top Lock Close the drawer ln~lc.td of con~raml~· filling a diny te\'f.L'Ite b,askt ' under rhe sink. lht:n taking it to a tnsh can ,fn th garo1gc. and finally drw.gging the clatterine cans ot ro~hl' ..:urh for rick up. we llller you rhe JruShM~ Comracwr. It auromarically.a1 the push of~ bdttof compacrs rhc rrash and garb..g~ every time YO\I'ilit card it Comes trash pickup da)', yo~ simply taU~oft or two sealed, weather-proof paper baas oi!l ro·ih cur.,. in~tcad of messy Irash cans. "' · ,· II!ACK· Qf 3(1 Gallipolis,O. so quiet, so convenient! I101IUl W<U · L!!;::::!,!:~~~!:::~L-----!Pho~n:e~4:46~04=96~--...;,·_...J paternal .:..·.;'ILe• n . .·n.· . -57!. NOTE: Tilt louano will bo glvttt on 1 FIRST COME • FIRST SERVE Blsl•. 11m.,. sllow up than oor f1cilllift will pormH, EDEN MUSIC .....,..litho rlgfll to ........... lila OVERFLOW on a dlff1renl d1y 1nd lime. G,IIIIPOLJS \he Nd. 2 LMd A aVe Valut THERE ARE NO GIMMICKS OR HIDDEN COSTS! . THE LESSONS ARE GIVEN BY -OUk REGULAR STAFF OF TEACHERS IN ORDER TO INTRODUCE YOU, TO · THIE MANY PROGRAMS WE HAVE AT EDEN MUSIC · YOUNG AND OLDER ALIKE ARE INVITED ,,• TO PARTICIPATE. Write or call 416-4367 for catalog o1 courses and ned starling dale. HeaW for Veca ".ega wIll be our poe I star Galllpolls and are Mr. and grandMn. building. 1. Make recommendaUons to aro!Did A.l). 140110. It Is tbe parents ref!GD near Vega toward Jame~ Nellon. Bidwell, Rt. I. lite 11Cboo1 admlnlilratioo which capacitll of lhe FerN wheel at the Colt<mblan E:zpolilion . · OCIU8ER ONLY! Grade 01alrman are : Slxtb Grade, Mr. Roy Sprague; Filth Grade, Mrl. llemlee Ballden; Fourth Grade, Mfl. A. Jean Bryan; Third Grade, Mrs. Vlclde PoweU; Second Grade, Mn. Geneva Carter, and F1nt Grade, Mrl. Delores Shupert. JmyEdwardNelsonof.Bichrell announce the birth ·of a aon, -Sept. 20 at Holzer Medical Center, Firat Ave. The baby weighed aeven pouncil and eb: and fhree.lourth ounces and hu been named James Edward. Jamea Edward Is being welcomed by a lllster, Kathryn CLARINET or SAXAPHONE lnstrildioo will be given bY , Ill· · / pointment ooly. All yoy . must clo is to telephone or ·' The above ·FREE offers n aDod The primary purpooe of the wiD reflect tbe tbtnllln& of a grade cbeirman eommlttee 11 to majority of the teachers. serve as an administrative COWISel eommlttee with the princlpalu Its cbalrman. degree and bave taught at least Other dulles Include the two years bt Waeblngton School. following: 1. Keep abreast of new developments bt education Nelsons Announce and report to grade teachers; Birth of Son 2. Serve 011 Grading System BIDWELL - Mr. and Mn. Revllion Committee. .,., , DRUM Lesson~, EACH MONDAY et 6:10 P.M.... lAnd of course ; .. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BRING YOUR OWN . DRUMSr stop in..... · In Chk:ago m1893? Q~In r a d 1 o t e l e· A-The largest ever built prumg. what doe• the upru. It bad 38 ~ · and eoiiid rion 'Magdcy" mean? carry 2,180. i1er.Ona weighing . Multi • ea1or - - F'RELI:" I yean 1111c1 .. ~!ow ~ of retiring? Who irlltbe nice fellow wbo II alWa)'l dolni I01It4llllng JGr otberl, and wboee cowwken turned tile tablel on him by remembering~ birthday with alig c:aU and Ill t11!o 11'1m1111np? ~· · ~­ ·told fn Ph'• Of 6 ' . ~ FREE IIJj lnt...a ~ 1Ift Jtdla Sbmer, ~ ol Mr. and Mrl. J - Sbawwr, rigbl, G•Dipolll, and Jeflen1 daughter of Mr. and 111'1. Kenneth Jeffen, r.aD!polla, Mn. Jame1 Yllllllll, left, prlllelilsthe awanii.ID iddlllon to the 110 ll&erelt loluw, each gJrl wu aw81ded a $150 I1Cbolarlblp. Tbeae loanllmd I1Cbolai-lblps provided by AAUW -ble junior and lel1lor slrllto flnllh their college educltioo. :.:,xlco. ...G:f:..........:~ . . . ....... . .. ......: ~ ., lo cleaervlnfl ~ Coun~ )1lnlcl' ur lllliDr allendll!,lllOI!ep. 'lbli year the reelpient of two ao- uae In wlilch our solar ayateril Ia : . Palroll Salat racing at a speed of 12 miles __. th at per eecOild. I mee .......mon Eaeb Mulean village has bcme with epch Its own patron salat, but the ber own VIrgin of Guadalupe II the , Alfet fment liCHCi.ARsmP AWARiiED- Each ye• AAUW 'awardl JIOolmeralllollla by atyle.o for many oeculona were Included In tbe 'l'runk Sbowllli. Including junior fashions, loungewear, nlghtwear and bridal faabl...., an from the "Leslie Fay" Une. In addiUon tAl the Trunk Showing, feU, winter and 'CI'1Iile styles were modeled from Strawberry Hill. A number of women from the Galllpolll and Rio Grande areu modeled the fallhloni, as did gJrll from the .c:lri-:: \ GAILII'dLtS - Tile Olde VII~ Garden Club mel 1'11 I)' 11ternoon on the J111fk . Iron ilir hmcb. Julia Swan \ ~ mr the D*ling. · llutinlllie liallcin tile liJOUP Y01ec1. C111 tile Pea4!tl'OIIe u tbelr clilb f!onr. members , Afllr the .meetlai, ••· ri·bank CO-~PGniored Strawberry mu of Rio Grande and Jackloo. A wide variety of CoUege. · . ~ ·~-~:~& ~iV)iW u)fi'~a~~l.flij 141~ .J~ ~ .~ ~ li.\w.::t;,,.. ••••• !Jl..................... ~·~ w.- Miss Becky L. Griffin ; • •~AGED - Mr. and Mrl. Marvin Gr1111n, 171& Ia.bat. lllreel, Galllpolil, ID110UDCt the qag-' of :tblllr:dqbter,llecky L. Griffin to Larry A. Lane, 110J1 of Mr. "llalllfP.,Robert Lane Sr., In! DlealnutStree!. . 'MM Griffin wiD be a 19'11 graduate o1 GaDII Academy · ': : 8cbnol. Mr. Lane II a 1111'1 gradDite of GaUia Academy . lk:boolllld Ia Jft-tly employed at Goodyear Tire and ~ Ompany, Folnt P!Munt. •Wtdllna plana are ineciDplete. . ' .; for es little as week.) JeD~« c/~- al the vollelt. &llel'la period · 20 Teeth A 1.00 Value I Show · FREE 1 . ' ... ', 'I F~rorri ~~~!:~~!~!;~~==~~~ A queltlon and - ' Fund ··Gains ,• \ . ~ovul mor~ c_ on~·en_lets ~OU slide boos ICDI . C~e•l<al !l••tl•rlltr automatieaD.y sprays:· a q~:easur~d am9,un.t ibrt each JOad. of trailt and out onstc"d or lifo ins prloap .wbcll ~- ~ slraight up. EM-ire · tiosed to ' tM!tp' ioribul dra~cr r.cmovcrl~ . ,odqr. ·c;aa .ia .b ot t!K:!!) dcamng. .: ' · I l ' ' �' a I I. '· .. , ·. . ,;, -:-- £'!_ ' •:;. > )- uu-uv >\ · w~A Winner ' ;'. i ··'· • i, ., ' ~ _., ' '.'("' ' ·,' . ,..... ' Vows Taken Friday .~ Jayne Anne Evans to Wed / Emilia· Darlene l.egar Bebothed ( POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Vemoo J. Evana, Rock Spring!l Road, Pomeny, are annoWJ<iJJI the engagement and awoachlng nv;ntage of their daughler Jayne Am!e, to Mr. Sberman Wayne Graham, 1011 of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman 0, Graham, Leon, W. Va. Mlsa Evana Ia a 191111 graduate of l'om8roY Jllgll Sdlool and a 1967 graduate of Marietta School ol Medical Tedmology. Mlsa Evans Ia prtll!lltly ernplDyed as a lab tedudclan at Ple&ll!!t Valley llo!rpltal. Mr. Graham Ia a 19115 81'11duate of Point Pleaaant Jllgll Sd!ool and Ia em· ployejlatC 111d PTelepboneCo.ofWea Vlrglllla. Vows of tile double ring ctl'I!IIIO!IY will he read by the Rev. WUllam Alraon at the Enterprise United Methodist Church on Oct. 25al2:30p.m. TheciiiiiCID of open chun:h will he ol>aerved with a reception to follow In the cluch social at Beverly's Home of Beauty. The Rev. Leland Haley, tha bride's grandfather, read tile vows. The brl(lesmald waa Mn. Mark Tannehill, tile groom's l'OOIII. heat man, Mark Tannehill. The new Mn. Walker, given ill marriage by her latber, was radiant ill a lull length willie aaUn brocade gown. Her ve11 was elbow length with a headpiece of petall and aeed pearls. Her only jewelry was a strand of pearls, a gift of tile charlene Hoeflich groom. The bride's mother wore a POMEROY - The Rev. and Mn. Bill Carter are bacll In pink dreu of doubJe.lmlt, and a Melp CowJty and happy to he here! conage of white carnaUona For the put two years tiJe Carter family hu been In with pink and black ac • . .·EJI'fhelh, N.C. Last month the Rev. Mr. Carter accepted a caD to ceasorles. The groom'• mother paetor the Bradbury Church of Chrill · wore a help chiffon dreaa with Community Corner ~Y ,_,_...._.._._and -VWI~ 0 I> holl!it th11 Calrten hall! two 10111, Rk*7, 15, a IOJ)bomore at Meip and B.'elt, a filth grader. They're all aeltled -In !be new J)8J'IOII8Cenext to the Bradbury Church. IF YOU'RE LOOKING for that happy feeling, try a vlalt to one ol Mete• CoUnty's rest homee. "The bleaalng wu oun" waa Sarah Fowler's mmment In telllng us about a villi willch several Middleport Flnl Baptist Wllll!fll made to the Elmwood IIMI Home at Tuppers Plalnl Thlnday nlgbt. The resldenta joined the visiting group In an old faahloned bymn liD& and then Ice cream and cake were aerved. In the group which left the rest bCIDe feeling that they sot more than tlley gave were Martha King and ber IIDall !101!, Michl, Helen Bodlmer, laabelle Willelnnner, Elllaheth Slavin, Freda Edwanla, Marilyn Fultz, Cluislille Simon and Carol, and Mn. Fowler. They are membenJ of the Dorea~ arcle of the B. H. Sanborn Mlaslonary Society. The couple are residing at 201\1 Palmer St., Middleport. The groom Ia employed by tile Penn Central Rallroad. The bride'• dreaa and her mother's dreaa ...,.., made by JoAnne White. A reception followed tbe wedding at tile home of tile bride. cake and punch were aerved. I• Ollr• - ' • .. I Her •ltctlon ~s queen ,,.81 on wt~P~lou dlll'llll tile 17 I ' · will be - tile ,he.., Mrs. - GJ'IIlll1 ··:1 . ~Davia . "'" H. J(leln. . ; .· I sfleiuscin- ~ I . ill holr, A at tha . waa Mrs. Ruth wu Mrs.~~- Mn. rift . l~, o1 Rlclne •ed attendance were one-IWI N'e tiJe 111d'• ftlvet robe lot'. ~ l!!ldea <I Wilil !Iowen elghl TOPS. -f.. llwmer)lli ·.....~, • three . 1 lbt)!i -'· ~ · ~th Mta. ~ln!Jecll~i!lj '".. · } ·.1P. . "·/ • .r 11 iiU "f ,. · ,. - ' -~(·· ' " ,. ' I ' . Continuing strong support of ,' ' ' ' - ; ' WINDSHIELD WASHER thtee10~:~~~~~ ' AdminiStration In Melgs County s1 guarantee that our county will move Into place- first place In low economic that Is. After all, that support has us In place now. Vote Democratic A1TEND HOMECOMING POMEROY - Mr. ¥d Mrs. MlllardBaUandtheHaroldBaD fiiPIIIl' attended a hunecllnllDi at tile Elk Jlldse Church at Elk Jlldse, W. Va. recently. WhUe there they alao attended the weddlns of a slep-trandchlld. You Can't Miss Saving Here/ GALLON .. ' CLEANER on Nov.3 Umit 2 Gallon Pd. f'ol. ACIV.-DY . ' D. A. Oln~idav - . ' ;t : ' and ANTI..fREEZE suN.•MoJV. LIMIT ONLY! 2 GAL .·'b. ~· • '· .. ' - ,_' . • .:.":'·=t.~~~~ ..' ~ wu the !nllrtnllr, ,·, ··~' ~ -, sreat- .' ' ... 'lbe followin& program .... pre10nted : "Swana on the Lake, .. 1bomplon. by lllrhera Hendenon; "Promlftl4e,'' Glllacll, by Karen Straulheup; 4"io a Dyaeraper ," TmP""' 1 by Kim Reed; ''!be Brelkers,Y Aaron, by Kay Balderaon; ''Carnivll rl Ven.lce,'' Bmedict, by Teresa Carr; ''Jioe.DowD," Huntley, by Teresa Smltb; .;c. u•.,..u . .... Q-.,.. .... , ' •' '--- ... 1~,. ,. • guests. T ' ' :j..lf ol Dexter, Route I, and Mn. Helen Williams of Columbua are tha 81'8ndparenta. Mrs, Ada Burgher of Coii!Dibua l.la grandmolher. '\ lbop: ,.........:; "' io..l •Jilldi' 1D Mrs. Bell¥ .,.....,.,..._, l" ' ,.., ... aowned .......... . . . •· ~·' . . of the Meigs TOP$ ' . ti ~i , . , , .~~~ 0 I C, .c•"i;~IIEIIOY . .Anni. -~ Mi. and* George A;~ I _ · • L< · ,!,~ , r ', ,,,·~ !•'¢••J' ,,{l-i' rl''''\il'%-')11.1 , Carnival Slated at Riverview _ · ._, '· . _,. (!. I ' ' <'>I J daJJ8liler. Beth ,• .'r ANTI-FRiEZE r' ·-~ . ,~- '·' '"" ru"""''• ""~_, 1 ,_~,v~ ,. . tat ~· <- ·. -' _'' REEilSVIUE - Mn. Er· nest Whltebeed (H 111 tied her plano studenta In • recital SUndaJ afternoon at the Riverview School wltb frlenda and relatlvea ol tile students u A .- Queen is QrQW,h~ : ·,~ '• !~t,- .IMIL ,.. · · . tJNirr · Recital at Riverview xu... Eme- Bm'IUIIAY OBSERVED POMEROY- Mrs. Herbert Dixon, Mrs. Ray Pulllna, Scott and lJaa joined Mn. Beulah utterbacll and Mlaa Frieda Lelvlns Wodneaday for a celebration ol the 12111 birthday of Patty Edward&. • ' 'I pound&, 1D O!llleu, and Rimed Mitt~. Thei'err)'lba~ • ik!!OOth-old . . SUNDAY & MONDAY , '· ..... <r l • ' HALF THE FUN OF 811)'1hlng Ia Ill the anlldpaUonJuanlta Bad!tel hu her pel!lpOI'(, ber lmlGeulltlooa and her bags paclled and will be taking off one of th• days for Europe. "Wal- 8allerilla," Jayner, 91e _wlll be accompanying long-time frlalda, Dr. and Mn. by SIIJan Jlannlm; ''SIImile, .. Kel&_of Florida, former realdenlll of MIBoa, 0111 two-mouth trip. Aaroll, by 'lammy Ruth; "The The Kelp are currently ill tile proce• ol ti!ITllnl tbelr holpltal Motha," Tompa011, by Jull overtolbelr 11011,llarry, and tllen will beread7to 10110110. 'llhltelad; ''Muettu' Wahl," . .PucdDI, by Diana s.dum; Meamrblle, Juanita walla and antlclpetea. ~·· Review," ilalnel, by •CURtis ROUSH R.EMMI:'Sln leriou candJ!IIi! at Unlvmlty llellna ·Kimes; "BIInearlan • JfGiptal where he was taken Tuelday from lhaJfolza' llfedlcal Dallce," JlniJIIII, and ·~ Callier, . In G," - Beetbona, by Patty Gl'*!ldde, -and "An~ O!rtla, 46, .... playing loothaU with ~-.... at 11!8 No. 2," l)e~, by OryD ( .Middleport field and prellllllahJ)' lllffered lin !PJur1 which . !'tiJIIted Ill a blood clot. duet -PI LiKnleil He waa 1111en by the MldcUepori _fquad to by Mra: ""''tebead aDd 'llmal "I Vetler- MAmorlal Rolpital and 111M! by ~ lo Haller. ""'Jean. Wblte~ . lind; 1' RatiJ, ind From UJerebewu taken to Hllwlfe,.reme, -.ldothar Concluded 1111 - members ol the lamily are !bert with him. llliN!ai ni'llihei' Ia 1'pet. 1111 >1ft .~...-· ~ 90% If yoa'd like to aend a card. '' ' ' ' •'IA,n .......fn!in )I;;;;;;;<lad ' ·. Juliet/' ~d "Brldp onr '1'rllllblld Walir." . . . . . Foll6wiJII the projram, llEEDSVILLE, .A Oulllde ~ !1111 be 8old Pilld! and cdlll-.... iplft'ed ~ camiwl will be~ diQlnl, ho~llloet. ucll to tbt JJIUdenta l!ld their . . . . at· 1 the Riverview ~I I'IICel, onftten ~. bob for· 'lbe 111n1n1 table rallnd • • _Satia'day, Oct. 10 with a Ji~ applea, ll'dlery, , rldel, plnll c:latb .centered wllb u IAfPiir:lolllartaUp.m.~ hl*e!WII'tbnnr, tbnnr II'I'IIJ8IIDIIII of p1olt ...._ Jane Wblllllead prel6ded ~·u. ,,. JDeJIJI of fried chicken, IJijn, and tJck. ' _!ICIOdlea, !1181hed potatoea, l'nllde J8DJa1! will he flab p!llleiJ bowl. ;....- ~. cam, hilled poodi, ~ ..&, pocUt lad)', ;!"'~•- cole slaw, jello lalad, cab ~ · nil) • tun boule ' and rolla. COI!IIltJ, iJIGnj ,llild ~ CIRCLE TO ~ Ill tile camlwl will tie di.Qt ~' and 1 MlDDLEPORT - A Out.lde eventa will' JJIIJ ·Wl!Ht 8IWa ,..,j. The of 'the Aftemoon ' IM-liU:;JO and illllde eamet.. -..choiil~ 0111!' ''Silllll 8oclety , beld ' at 2 pJII. . BalJdt .. wili' ~·' "~lt . , . . , ," - ' ' ·• Chli(c • Mrf. 'l1lllJ- I'OMEIIOY -Ma.yci and Mn. Chlrlee W. Lesu, Sr., Mulberry Jletcbla, Puneroy, 9hJo, are 8J1JJ01..e1ng the engagement and 8PJI'OI!CIDg IDII'I'Iag~ ol their daqbler, Em1lla Darlene, to SSt. Cecil E. Mldlllff,a of Mr. and Mrs. Zlbe 0. M!dJdH, ~~;!late S, PomerOy, a!lo. Mlaa Lepr Ia employed at tile Ptmeny NaUooal Banll. SCI· Mldldff wiiiiiMlll he COO!PieliJJia i4 month tour of <mty .with tile u.s. ltnrl1ill Vletnam. llolb are 1967 srad!Jatea of Pomeroy llllh School. An Gplll dllrdJ '!t'8Cidln8 Ia heiDg plamed for November 211 at tile Trinity Church ill Pomeroy. RUTLAND - Mlsa Sandra aage of white carnations. Miller, daughter of Mr. and {111'1 . TannehUI waa ID a Mn. Robert Miller, MJddleptrt yellow and white, lull length RD. and Michael Walker, aoo of sown with a C<lnl88• of yellow Mr. and Mrs. WWanl Walller, and white dalalea. Salem Center, were married In The bride and grO«D are a doub!Hiog ceremony here graduates of Rutland Hish Friday night at 1 p.m. ill tiJe School. The bride Ia alao a Free Will Baptlal Church before graduate of Nationwide School an audience of relativea 1100 of Coametology and Ia ~.. cloae friends. .. I!IJ!II!!IIili Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walker -, ~ • • ' ·• PERMlRINT . ,, . . . ipN IIORlUUG. Il , POQROY - Mt. l!1d ·Mri. · GeorseE. Ptrgot~. Ind. are~ the bith o1 · I 10ft AiJpat 21, ~ 1Jb: • ' ' _. ' ' ' ,_.- l ' .. GAL ,/ �' a I I. '· .. , ·. . ,;, -:-- £'!_ ' •:;. > )- uu-uv >\ · w~A Winner ' ;'. i ··'· • i, ., ' ~ _., ' '.'("' ' ·,' . ,..... ' Vows Taken Friday .~ Jayne Anne Evans to Wed / Emilia· Darlene l.egar Bebothed ( POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Vemoo J. Evana, Rock Spring!l Road, Pomeny, are annoWJ<iJJI the engagement and awoachlng nv;ntage of their daughler Jayne Am!e, to Mr. Sberman Wayne Graham, 1011 of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman 0, Graham, Leon, W. Va. Mlsa Evana Ia a 191111 graduate of l'om8roY Jllgll Sdlool and a 1967 graduate of Marietta School ol Medical Tedmology. Mlsa Evans Ia prtll!lltly ernplDyed as a lab tedudclan at Ple&ll!!t Valley llo!rpltal. Mr. Graham Ia a 19115 81'11duate of Point Pleaaant Jllgll Sd!ool and Ia em· ployejlatC 111d PTelepboneCo.ofWea Vlrglllla. Vows of tile double ring ctl'I!IIIO!IY will he read by the Rev. WUllam Alraon at the Enterprise United Methodist Church on Oct. 25al2:30p.m. TheciiiiiCID of open chun:h will he ol>aerved with a reception to follow In the cluch social at Beverly's Home of Beauty. The Rev. Leland Haley, tha bride's grandfather, read tile vows. The brl(lesmald waa Mn. Mark Tannehill, tile groom's l'OOIII. heat man, Mark Tannehill. The new Mn. Walker, given ill marriage by her latber, was radiant ill a lull length willie aaUn brocade gown. Her ve11 was elbow length with a headpiece of petall and aeed pearls. Her only jewelry was a strand of pearls, a gift of tile charlene Hoeflich groom. The bride's mother wore a POMEROY - The Rev. and Mn. Bill Carter are bacll In pink dreu of doubJe.lmlt, and a Melp CowJty and happy to he here! conage of white carnaUona For the put two years tiJe Carter family hu been In with pink and black ac • . .·EJI'fhelh, N.C. Last month the Rev. Mr. Carter accepted a caD to ceasorles. The groom'• mother paetor the Bradbury Church of Chrill · wore a help chiffon dreaa with Community Corner ~Y ,_,_...._.._._and -VWI~ 0 I> holl!it th11 Calrten hall! two 10111, Rk*7, 15, a IOJ)bomore at Meip and B.'elt, a filth grader. They're all aeltled -In !be new J)8J'IOII8Cenext to the Bradbury Church. IF YOU'RE LOOKING for that happy feeling, try a vlalt to one ol Mete• CoUnty's rest homee. "The bleaalng wu oun" waa Sarah Fowler's mmment In telllng us about a villi willch several Middleport Flnl Baptist Wllll!fll made to the Elmwood IIMI Home at Tuppers Plalnl Thlnday nlgbt. The resldenta joined the visiting group In an old faahloned bymn liD& and then Ice cream and cake were aerved. In the group which left the rest bCIDe feeling that they sot more than tlley gave were Martha King and ber IIDall !101!, Michl, Helen Bodlmer, laabelle Willelnnner, Elllaheth Slavin, Freda Edwanla, Marilyn Fultz, Cluislille Simon and Carol, and Mn. Fowler. They are membenJ of the Dorea~ arcle of the B. H. Sanborn Mlaslonary Society. The couple are residing at 201\1 Palmer St., Middleport. The groom Ia employed by tile Penn Central Rallroad. The bride'• dreaa and her mother's dreaa ...,.., made by JoAnne White. A reception followed tbe wedding at tile home of tile bride. cake and punch were aerved. I• Ollr• - ' • .. I Her •ltctlon ~s queen ,,.81 on wt~P~lou dlll'llll tile 17 I ' · will be - tile ,he.., Mrs. - GJ'IIlll1 ··:1 . ~Davia . "'" H. J(leln. . ; .· I sfleiuscin- ~ I . ill holr, A at tha . waa Mrs. Ruth wu Mrs.~~- Mn. rift . l~, o1 Rlclne •ed attendance were one-IWI N'e tiJe 111d'• ftlvet robe lot'. ~ l!!ldea <I Wilil !Iowen elghl TOPS. -f.. llwmer)lli ·.....~, • three . 1 lbt)!i -'· ~ · ~th Mta. ~ln!Jecll~i!lj '".. · } ·.1P. . "·/ • .r 11 iiU "f ,. · ,. - ' -~(·· ' " ,. ' I ' . Continuing strong support of ,' ' ' ' - ; ' WINDSHIELD WASHER thtee10~:~~~~~ ' AdminiStration In Melgs County s1 guarantee that our county will move Into place- first place In low economic that Is. After all, that support has us In place now. Vote Democratic A1TEND HOMECOMING POMEROY - Mr. ¥d Mrs. MlllardBaUandtheHaroldBaD fiiPIIIl' attended a hunecllnllDi at tile Elk Jlldse Church at Elk Jlldse, W. Va. recently. WhUe there they alao attended the weddlns of a slep-trandchlld. You Can't Miss Saving Here/ GALLON .. ' CLEANER on Nov.3 Umit 2 Gallon Pd. f'ol. ACIV.-DY . ' D. A. Oln~idav - . ' ;t : ' and ANTI..fREEZE suN.•MoJV. LIMIT ONLY! 2 GAL .·'b. ~· • '· .. ' - ,_' . • .:.":'·=t.~~~~ ..' ~ wu the !nllrtnllr, ,·, ··~' ~ -, sreat- .' ' ... 'lbe followin& program .... pre10nted : "Swana on the Lake, .. 1bomplon. by lllrhera Hendenon; "Promlftl4e,'' Glllacll, by Karen Straulheup; 4"io a Dyaeraper ," TmP""' 1 by Kim Reed; ''!be Brelkers,Y Aaron, by Kay Balderaon; ''Carnivll rl Ven.lce,'' Bmedict, by Teresa Carr; ''Jioe.DowD," Huntley, by Teresa Smltb; .;c. u•.,..u . .... Q-.,.. .... , ' •' '--- ... 1~,. ,. • guests. T ' ' :j..lf ol Dexter, Route I, and Mn. Helen Williams of Columbua are tha 81'8ndparenta. Mrs, Ada Burgher of Coii!Dibua l.la grandmolher. '\ lbop: ,.........:; "' io..l •Jilldi' 1D Mrs. Bell¥ .,.....,.,..._, l" ' ,.., ... aowned .......... . . . •· ~·' . . of the Meigs TOP$ ' . ti ~i , . , , .~~~ 0 I C, .c•"i;~IIEIIOY . .Anni. -~ Mi. and* George A;~ I _ · • L< · ,!,~ , r ', ,,,·~ !•'¢••J' ,,{l-i' rl''''\il'%-')11.1 , Carnival Slated at Riverview _ · ._, '· . _,. (!. I ' ' <'>I J daJJ8liler. Beth ,• .'r ANTI-FRiEZE r' ·-~ . ,~- '·' '"" ru"""''• ""~_, 1 ,_~,v~ ,. . tat ~· <- ·. -' _'' REEilSVIUE - Mn. Er· nest Whltebeed (H 111 tied her plano studenta In • recital SUndaJ afternoon at the Riverview School wltb frlenda and relatlvea ol tile students u A .- Queen is QrQW,h~ : ·,~ '• !~t,- .IMIL ,.. · · . tJNirr · Recital at Riverview xu... Eme- Bm'IUIIAY OBSERVED POMEROY- Mrs. Herbert Dixon, Mrs. Ray Pulllna, Scott and lJaa joined Mn. Beulah utterbacll and Mlaa Frieda Lelvlns Wodneaday for a celebration ol the 12111 birthday of Patty Edward&. • ' 'I pound&, 1D O!llleu, and Rimed Mitt~. Thei'err)'lba~ • ik!!OOth-old . . SUNDAY & MONDAY , '· ..... <r l • ' HALF THE FUN OF 811)'1hlng Ia Ill the anlldpaUonJuanlta Bad!tel hu her pel!lpOI'(, ber lmlGeulltlooa and her bags paclled and will be taking off one of th• days for Europe. "Wal- 8allerilla," Jayner, 91e _wlll be accompanying long-time frlalda, Dr. and Mn. by SIIJan Jlannlm; ''SIImile, .. Kel&_of Florida, former realdenlll of MIBoa, 0111 two-mouth trip. Aaroll, by 'lammy Ruth; "The The Kelp are currently ill tile proce• ol ti!ITllnl tbelr holpltal Motha," Tompa011, by Jull overtolbelr 11011,llarry, and tllen will beread7to 10110110. 'llhltelad; ''Muettu' Wahl," . .PucdDI, by Diana s.dum; Meamrblle, Juanita walla and antlclpetea. ~·· Review," ilalnel, by •CURtis ROUSH R.EMMI:'Sln leriou candJ!IIi! at Unlvmlty llellna ·Kimes; "BIInearlan • JfGiptal where he was taken Tuelday from lhaJfolza' llfedlcal Dallce," JlniJIIII, and ·~ Callier, . In G," - Beetbona, by Patty Gl'*!ldde, -and "An~ O!rtla, 46, .... playing loothaU with ~-.... at 11!8 No. 2," l)e~, by OryD ( .Middleport field and prellllllahJ)' lllffered lin !PJur1 which . !'tiJIIted Ill a blood clot. duet -PI LiKnleil He waa 1111en by the MldcUepori _fquad to by Mra: ""''tebead aDd 'llmal "I Vetler- MAmorlal Rolpital and 111M! by ~ lo Haller. ""'Jean. Wblte~ . lind; 1' RatiJ, ind From UJerebewu taken to Hllwlfe,.reme, -.ldothar Concluded 1111 - members ol the lamily are !bert with him. llliN!ai ni'llihei' Ia 1'pet. 1111 >1ft .~...-· ~ 90% If yoa'd like to aend a card. '' ' ' ' •'IA,n .......fn!in )I;;;;;;;<lad ' ·. Juliet/' ~d "Brldp onr '1'rllllblld Walir." . . . . . Foll6wiJII the projram, llEEDSVILLE, .A Oulllde ~ !1111 be 8old Pilld! and cdlll-.... iplft'ed ~ camiwl will be~ diQlnl, ho~llloet. ucll to tbt JJIUdenta l!ld their . . . . at· 1 the Riverview ~I I'IICel, onftten ~. bob for· 'lbe 111n1n1 table rallnd • • _Satia'day, Oct. 10 with a Ji~ applea, ll'dlery, , rldel, plnll c:latb .centered wllb u IAfPiir:lolllartaUp.m.~ hl*e!WII'tbnnr, tbnnr II'I'IIJ8IIDIIII of p1olt ...._ Jane Wblllllead prel6ded ~·u. ,,. JDeJIJI of fried chicken, IJijn, and tJck. ' _!ICIOdlea, !1181hed potatoea, l'nllde J8DJa1! will he flab p!llleiJ bowl. ;....- ~. cam, hilled poodi, ~ ..&, pocUt lad)', ;!"'~•- cole slaw, jello lalad, cab ~ · nil) • tun boule ' and rolla. COI!IIltJ, iJIGnj ,llild ~ CIRCLE TO ~ Ill tile camlwl will tie di.Qt ~' and 1 MlDDLEPORT - A Out.lde eventa will' JJIIJ ·Wl!Ht 8IWa ,..,j. The of 'the Aftemoon ' IM-liU:;JO and illllde eamet.. -..choiil~ 0111!' ''Silllll 8oclety , beld ' at 2 pJII. . BalJdt .. wili' ~·' "~lt . , . . , ," - ' ' ·• Chli(c • Mrf. 'l1lllJ- I'OMEIIOY -Ma.yci and Mn. Chlrlee W. Lesu, Sr., Mulberry Jletcbla, Puneroy, 9hJo, are 8J1JJ01..e1ng the engagement and 8PJI'OI!CIDg IDII'I'Iag~ ol their daqbler, Em1lla Darlene, to SSt. Cecil E. Mldlllff,a of Mr. and Mrs. Zlbe 0. M!dJdH, ~~;!late S, PomerOy, a!lo. Mlaa Lepr Ia employed at tile Ptmeny NaUooal Banll. SCI· Mldldff wiiiiiMlll he COO!PieliJJia i4 month tour of <mty .with tile u.s. ltnrl1ill Vletnam. llolb are 1967 srad!Jatea of Pomeroy llllh School. An Gplll dllrdJ '!t'8Cidln8 Ia heiDg plamed for November 211 at tile Trinity Church ill Pomeroy. RUTLAND - Mlsa Sandra aage of white carnations. Miller, daughter of Mr. and {111'1 . TannehUI waa ID a Mn. Robert Miller, MJddleptrt yellow and white, lull length RD. and Michael Walker, aoo of sown with a C<lnl88• of yellow Mr. and Mrs. WWanl Walller, and white dalalea. Salem Center, were married In The bride and grO«D are a doub!Hiog ceremony here graduates of Rutland Hish Friday night at 1 p.m. ill tiJe School. The bride Ia alao a Free Will Baptlal Church before graduate of Nationwide School an audience of relativea 1100 of Coametology and Ia ~.. cloae friends. .. I!IJ!II!!IIili Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walker -, ~ • • ' ·• PERMlRINT . ,, . . . ipN IIORlUUG. Il , POQROY - Mt. l!1d ·Mri. · GeorseE. Ptrgot~. Ind. are~ the bith o1 · I 10ft AiJpat 21, ~ 1Jb: • ' ' _. ' ' ' ,_.- l ' .. GAL ,/ �' ' Ill- The~ Times- Seltlnel, ~.October 4, 1970 •, • ' Lisi~~ Jen;kins ·Vo~s. : ~:e.fit. ·6·~ ~: ' •.._ .' \ Social 1Calenda'r ·l ' • r ' • ' ........ ' ';, ' ,. .. !(,' Katie's Korner ' .) ' ··t:b.urel), Pt,.ns Se~quicentennia·l ' ' , • /;)' 'JI' ~.:...OIIo(lplae L •U I ' , ...>, ,-, eall . and. otber ·· . . . . grandchlldrea, alld Tb11J?91n "Vn1~4. ..e!Ji~~~ ~--· Jt, wai .u]ld .~ ...._t.t~rlllldcblldren Uvin8 In Cturdi ,W .I!!!W~ lie lllb. ~~ i/ b8re ciai:rllied !IIIII geog,..phlc area. ~.lil!llw;' ~ ~\~~~IIIIi lllal ·~· '111~ 9-:b·Pf ' ~~- ooeo have gone to lhe annlversary; beglnn'lng ,wllb *' IIIOI'IIlng wori!Q IIC!l'Vice 11 a.m., ~llllllcll alniioll, ,IIJid · an Informal· ~ fiom. ·In lhe , '> foundeht·the t i of~ diatanl . places and reared. afternoon lllileh will fealunl · Itlllll!Jii!'~""tft; ~ 15 ·011·, .wt ~~ IIIII at ~ N ·~ a great !lf)l!clal mpsle, ~nee. Yeatll bitore diii. YIUail• ·IJ Centmlllt' lin the· rq 00\Y sO'Ifet ~ tatDtllem .. .-In and a lime for old trlel$ to j(!ln · POMEROY -!'eopledOcareaboul 1"111· . . · 'Dila was proven r.~ wben li ·B,tl""·football ~r .,., Ceo1rmllt. ~ . to Ill! knCJW!1 tli,ned. 111 ~ LlOyd oo lillhandand~C#~IIIemfar In a reWlion. alld 10ide aa be·walbd aerou A warm and !IW'IY wtlcune ..-iolllly injured durlo« tbe Mefp Bzl;te ganie at Melp · by ·,.111 'polt\ Gitke J1IIIM Of Oclobei i2.)D. · '11lurmall, · f~nnded. 'l1le Usl4d In !he ~ · h la!«Y of lhll wOIJIIIrfUIIatld In which we Ia nll!ndod lo ell wbo 'irould llladlwn In l'llmeioy. · · 1 enlli'e eaiillli'y ,.., cine vNt tbe church · 1 ·WWlipl,; llit prlvllt!ged'to Uve." share tbls day with Q!e Howard' ~k, a ~ II Beljtt Hl&b, wu taken to lortilt In Wllieb wol~ea. bear, Cterr~n~~on, who 'lrllked.frclm , . A. .special celebration is congregation. _. .• Veterans MemorW HoiPtal where he llaJtd 11\'et'al da1•· Ori bla home on. Cbkka!JIIIII• ·j)Wmed to .-nemorate this Tbere wm be a .·41),page Saturday Howlrd wao. ylai!H by QuiCk HIMiha, ooe of tile deer, 111\d. ~ wild named at. -.u/· '111elr Uvlilc Creek ....- f•lllpolla to ltterid . lilll«<c J~ reecrdlng tlfe Mlrauder llliDIII!OI'I, and team memberl Tom Hoffner, David accommodations were very ..mcu In ihe helmet Of Iilii , lill1017 ol tbe eburdl . frvm 1 Boyd and~ Boql,and bead coadl Charles ChaiiCey. prlm\l,lve and no ocbools, daughter. S Ocmbet 12, Jatto'i:lctober 12, lloward w11 very pleased to think 1bat tile boya and tbelr coac:b. eburdlel, or llorel were cloaer Many other promlnenl •· 19'10 for sale. Woceecta wW be Wft lnten,llled In Iilii w~. · famlllea are folllld 1n the. Uledtoparchaleequlpmentfor llowatil ..... lata> lrlllllferred to St. Joaepb Holpltal In lliliiGIIllpolls. clothing worn · was blalorlc recorda of llill church, '0" the .Junior Education Depart. i'lderlbura where bell belnc lrea!OO lor a domap! vertelrate. (Jl'ovldM In the home, N were a number of wblcb hav~ ment. Howard loves tllesaine ~I loolbelllllll Wll ~hard toward a· , 6:lotbaiJ ·ICbolanldp. The ln)lry wW dim Iilii chances, N be no wljl be lldellneCI tile rest of tbueuon. , . - - -.- - - - - - - - - - - - - POMEROY. - Mr. Eddy Of lhallb was received by tile Melp team frvm l!ldlicator's ICbedule for week of ' ' 11~ and Iilii flmlly la.lt Saturday. n•a wonderful to know thai Cl(lober $ BY GOLDIE CLENDENIN t:eaUy do care. ' . PORTLAND - On Sept. 13, Rutland, 11-8:30 i.m. the Reorganized Church of Salem~. 10.11:11. MRS. PAUL (JEANNETI'E) LAWRENCE Ia very )IJ'OUII of Jesus Christ mel at Portland1'aeodaJ, Oct. f - Tuppers DIAGRAMS the factlllat ber only Child, Ul Gene, and her two nepben and a Racine Branch lor the annual No. 1, Pipe Pellll, Welded Plab)s, 11-ll:llo I!.DI. niQ ore aefvtns ljJ.,Ihe armed f~X'cel. 'l1lree of the foil' graduated busineso llll!ellng under Pewl ~1, 12:~. lroa Frame, Scale 110 to 1-f, frC1J1 Southern Hiifi Scliool at Racine. direction of Jack Hedol of MJddliprt Lib., 3: 15-3: 45. wana w ... • tllam. · Gene, a IJ70 graduate' of Southern, rec111Uy compleled-lill Ironton, District pres,ldenl. Gravel!DU, 4-1:30. No. I, GfOIIIId J'leor, F"'" llf!llc training at Ft. Knox 811d Ia pme~~tl;y taldn8 advanced These officera were retained, Sliver Run, 4:45-6:15. Puaae Two Ways. tralnlns 1n .belliWa" maints~ance at n ..Ructer•.AJa. Pastor, Ralph Johnson; cUb" Carry, ~:30;6. No. I, 1'..,, Cbeden, Tile Jeannette's ltatet, Mrl. JO Ann Tliwe! MlnemiWe, )laa two Laurel Cllll, 6:110-7:30. Councilmen Roy and C. 1!f. n l!leeoDd 8ealll · · ·i:bll<hn, SUiali IIlii Waller. Walter, aliii'T graduate of Southern Friday, Ott. t - Bradbury, 9- Proffitt; secretary, Maune Nt. C. Later tq ., 8111 School, II~ wltb llie U. & 1tm1'y at Ft. Canon, Did1dle; treasurer, Lucy IO:U. PalACe ebedal '~ OJiorlldo. ban, a1819grad'*'tat Soulbem,la pme~~tl;y senlng Central, 10:3Qo.IJ:30. Taylor; youth leaders, Bill and al&ht. Secoad Door opea ~ wltb tbe U. S. Air Force atallonecHor tbe next 18 montbs In Dab Roush; auditor, Joe and Central, 1W. alwaya• . ,'' OkinaWa. WMPO, 3:1'-4:15. Earlene Slobarl; music Mea • WtHDea ap up ' ' Jeannette's brother, Jack am, ol Atbens, hal a son, Jack,.' Please return an overdue director, Nancy Adams; U.wa 5'.00' books at tbe stop convenient for building coounittee, Bill Roush, ... Jr., who 11 ~rrin~ In the.NIIYY stationed at San Dleao, Calif. Mr. you. There wm be no charge if Henry Walker, Richard Red· lllid MrJ. ·cun m allo lite part~~ll of a dauihter who II attending books are returned before tbe man and Jane Johnson; Nbeni High School. recorder, Ruth Johnson; Book winter runs. ' This is quite a contribution on the part of Jeannette and steward, Dah Roushi historian, famUy. \., '/ Maxine Diddle, and solicitor, Earlene Stobarl. These were elected, Church School Director, Janice Lee; .. , women's leader, Goldie Cien- By Katie Crow '*•· . . In~·~. w_., wu a . D · b l ! a l a Eddy SChedule Jn Mei• for. The Week Outlined \&Jid!! Eeard k Sh l Proposes ar. e .ter . ~.!:~,. . . P, real-.. -•erled .GES Chapter Names Officers ' .· ·. ~ after chureb oo t'!lidiJ. Visitors~ reguim' •lfmfaall Letter from Portland ' Mr. and Mrs: Fred Larkins The Thurman Church · denln, and · pubUcity, Goldie Clendenio. At the last meeting on Sept. 17 with outgoing leader Euia Proffitt these were elected, l&'listant leader. Golda Gillilan; secretary, Beulah Roush; treasurer, Earlene Stobarti coUege and rn\lllary per~. Nancy Adams; program and yearbook, ~ Diddle and l'jancy Adams; worship and m.usic, Lucy Taylor; teacher, Eu1a Proffitt, and social cbainnan, Jane Johnson. A friendly visitor is to be appointed. The time for the youth meeting has been changed from Friday night to sunday for tbe winter. Also, II is hoped to revive the monthly Friday Family nights with a devotional period, visiting, and refresbments in tbe social room. Andor a 9f1Ce a month: poUuck are welc<med. The Women's O.,l will D*l each tblrd 'l1lllrld8y emdnl far devotions and a social bour,.lnd on every flrat 'l'!lQnday ~ for a study period, "Came Ulbl tbe Lalnpl," Ia tile curr.rt study topic. The new subject wilt be "Profile for Peace." Pelclllla gift from God, a fulft"""N;'IIId Inner strqth. .. ,. · ·•' Oeslgnld By; FlORIST and 3, Of whlcb J,ater tbe ground floor could be converted to rest roollia (sketcb NO. 4), PartleJ tbaf CCIItrOi affaltil - • apparently not interes!H In public convenience and needs, and fill' no good reaaon turned down a needed lm· provelneat. Alden HoweR. ' BEAUTY AdjLESS AN.D ETERNAL' .•. THE FAMILY MEMORIAL ·':·Events ·,:· FL~XNIT INTRODUCES Permit us to show you our wide end tasteful selection of family monumentJ ... memo• rials of inspiring beauty. Jr. GIRDlE arid BRA THAT'S AS SOH AS YOU ,. . ':' •· .. . . v . " .(' SHOP NOW FOR LATE FALL AND EARLY SPRING SETTING. CHECK AND COMPARE. OUR PRICES LOWEST IN AREA. :·' .,.' ,.' . ' LEGAR MONUMENT CO. ' ., 992·5314 W. MAIN 15·15 .5 Six to Represent Meigs PTA Council Tile Meigs County Council of 16. Ivan Romine of Athens has at Meigl Jwllor Hijh School. help. She said lllal Wills were served in tbst capacity for tbe She -'--'f m•-ted 111 llflled to have a mental 1 - or her,.. -so that parenan PI""''OJD at one at the mon•• past several years. Mrs. lAJbse to a CCIIIact •.,. .,.'/ ' health · Paren , Is IIlii Teachers will be tepi esenled by llii ladles at lhe tlllth annual convention of tbe Ohio Congress Of Parents and Teachen In Akron Oct. 12-14. AI a meeting of tbe Council Thursday night at the Chester Elementary School, it was voled Ia send two delegates lo the state convention. 'lbey are Mrs. Mildred Miller and Mrs. Lorain Venoy. Othen who will attend from here are Mrs . Richard Vaughan, president of the County Council and state p~bilcallons chairman, of Mlddieport;Mrs. Phylllsllugan of Salem Center; Mrs. Larry Spencer of Middleport, and Mrs. 11>\roid Lohse, Pomeroy. Mrs. IAJbse's name has been Placed in nomination for the position of director of Dlalrlct POMEIOY organizational iime can be meellngl and tben to dO' '! Among the notables who will eslabllahed sometime later lbll ·foUow-up program on wl'l!l address the 2,000 convention month uslstanee II being offered to· participants will be Dr. Marlin 'l1le ~naUon o1 Leo Crew, dlilurbed chlldren.ll WN not.ed. Essex, state superintendent of l;o!JilCII president,,... accepted tllat.Dr. David Cell Of Alhelw ~ pubUc Instruction, who wm wltb Mrs. va..•••• 11 v11:e avaUable to talll on dlatutbed - - · . lbe ~ abase..w u • moderate a panel <in "Students' pre~lde~l, assuming 1\ead atandtheclru& ,neeilhg Righla and ResPonslbiUtioo" at . presidency Of the group. Mfa. teltet frcm Mattln Osborne the Tuesday luncheon eon- Dale Walburn of Mlddlrp/lrl thanking the Cowicn for 8 ference. vol1111teered to serve 11 vice IICholarablp awarded to hlln thla Dr. Harold L. Yochum, president. . ran. Mrs: Vl)l8han ~ PI'\!Sident emeritus of Capital A report. on ,tbe recent PTA tllal eacti lll1it have a niliney University, will IIPf8k oo "It's' ~tal ~~~~ w~ at. ,lftlllinJ p;ojeqi tluflilg the~ · Your Ctnd,lln't II?" and Ray !ended by Mro. Spencer, to ralle f1lllds lot sclloianhlpi. Monsalvatge, payeholog1sl, president ol tbe Middleport 11 .,.. ~ tbat ~ """' ; traveler and autbor.-wm use u111t, and Fred Lewli, W1lll one iiCholarahip be • 8,ijfji;j: "Uncork Your Hidden Talenll" presented. One ol the facts • year,and tbal ~ch ~; ail Iilii toplc'al tbe banquet oo jJOinu.d out at !be worbbop, mde tiudentil aware ol' (4..;. W!!dneJday evening. Mrs. Spencer s.a'd• Ia that one scbolarahlp av!lil8blllty. ~!;".' Mrs. Va118han during the out of every 10 cbildren In Romine was present at the · meeting announeed plans for school today has some menlel meeting and poaed the tbeorganlzatlonofa P.T.A. unit oremoUonaiprofllemandneeds question: "What has your 0011 done to bet~ your CIJIIUilunlly and your cltlldren?" . '' ·' . \ . . . Ia a past district director. Wedding S~qp,Wer Given for Couple , lia~:=~:::~~~~:a~ .keep mernbel;s ,,, •POMEROY - A weildibg Pulllna, Betty Evans; Harriett · ..,.. honoring Karyn and ·Spencer,.Freda Lelvlng, Patty DIIe Davis was held Thursday- ljldwarda, ~•Ill . Gay Wigal, , nif'l at the Enterprlae United C.r~l obUnger, Joyce Davis, Metl)odlat Church by tbe cbojr. Helen 'Davli, Tllelma Airsor>, . It yellow and while color fra~~ea Hunnel, and Artie ~Cherne was carried \lUI with an Hulme!. limbrella decoralid with white Allo prese•ting gifts to the nelling and yellow daisies suspended over the gift table. I , . j]UESTS COME Beulah U1terbach won the door · P6Mf!ROY - Mr. 011d Mrs. prise and the glllllOs prizes were Milli!td Ball of Long Bottom won by l4Rayne Wigal, Emma had as recent guests Mr. and l.ou Davio, and Elizabeth Mri. Ronald Ball and children couple were Agnea Olson, Agnes Weti\1, J!eatpce Buck, Genevieve ·$toba~l;- Dorothy Clark, Mrytte ·Long, DOrol!lJ Long, Dortl!)o" ·D•~I•ne Smlth,RubyFrl!!k/ LeonaKihK, Jane Simpaon,·s.Jra Dill, 00.. Corlo!r l!nd ~es ,..ill. · , Punch, c~Jileli : 'and, mints were serve\\1• ' .• •.nd t, '· • " Mt. Waialeale on the ·tand of Kauai, Hav•al!, Davis. rulli City, Mr.children, and Mrs. 11 rainiest pia:~·e~~;~~~J~~~·;i OIJ\I,fS>, attendi11(! were H~ · of Harold Bail and and has an Wigal, Fannl• Aleshire•. lJnda CoiliinbW1. oalnfail col DW&(l! of Op- COIIlln& bUll re.lall"'l to ~1: finance, bealjjl, llhd otber a!fairs of Inter~ to p8renll and · teachenl. · · ' ; , Mts. 'lbelina Smltb dnoUoos ullif!g ''Tile Painter" · _. l!er; '· ·· the qq _,.~, lhO INdl'i wet't'r· · .Nlf#7 . Pc • • . -~._)1.• [· . :..· . .. ' I ~- .~ • '' . We • . il ~e ·' . . ~~~ke:; ~ er-r·-e , ' A lah,ic :,') I ' Tl"· ct'5 Wh}', . dc'J:n't 1t~ ' !lnd ··! n'Ql)lhc ym!'l! bo surpp:..cd , at lhc st•pro'ri il Giv~•· ' tr"H11r{lrtohlt:! "Givc· D·Little·Mid~lc" lira Si•c" 321\ to J,Jc : •• ~4.~0 -~ -~·· lo ~:>.oo . TricoTrP.t11 ' '' Cintrttt \''ill! Ill"" lfi,:o n t·!l•..: · 1 ~ t f:tbtir,. 11 ' ho:,r. holcliq ~ 1,..11if ~. , . ~U.·L L ,Y,L ., t .~ {~ !'.l '.p.'rJ1'!)1 • , ~ ,. . ~. no •·• J'lt!l ~'<.IIIII lA . ; , ·~ll!li·J ' ' •. ~ DINETrE SETS .,. ,:, ' I j. '- ' · 'l · .;~t i~.s .)il.irlt.oll tai:ID•n'~·. ,'.:.:\ji_:.o .. tricot. . . . Now ~·•ba~e" has evellmade' . . ' '• .,_,-. I ' ~' I, .•' .. ' ' . 'r · 1- l 1 r. 1 ' .. ' w·~~ .' ' II . : '. I G~· Hf:~TERS ' '· •·- ' . I~ I; �' ' Ill- The~ Times- Seltlnel, ~.October 4, 1970 •, • ' Lisi~~ Jen;kins ·Vo~s. : ~:e.fit. ·6·~ ~: ' •.._ .' \ Social 1Calenda'r ·l ' • r ' • ' ........ ' ';, ' ,. .. !(,' Katie's Korner ' .) ' ··t:b.urel), Pt,.ns Se~quicentennia·l ' ' , • /;)' 'JI' ~.:...OIIo(lplae L •U I ' , ...>, ,-, eall . and. otber ·· . . . . grandchlldrea, alld Tb11J?91n "Vn1~4. ..e!Ji~~~ ~--· Jt, wai .u]ld .~ ...._t.t~rlllldcblldren Uvin8 In Cturdi ,W .I!!!W~ lie lllb. ~~ i/ b8re ciai:rllied !IIIII geog,..phlc area. ~.lil!llw;' ~ ~\~~~IIIIi lllal ·~· '111~ 9-:b·Pf ' ~~- ooeo have gone to lhe annlversary; beglnn'lng ,wllb *' IIIOI'IIlng wori!Q IIC!l'Vice 11 a.m., ~llllllcll alniioll, ,IIJid · an Informal· ~ fiom. ·In lhe , '> foundeht·the t i of~ diatanl . places and reared. afternoon lllileh will fealunl · Itlllll!Jii!'~""tft; ~ 15 ·011·, .wt ~~ IIIII at ~ N ·~ a great !lf)l!clal mpsle, ~nee. Yeatll bitore diii. YIUail• ·IJ Centmlllt' lin the· rq 00\Y sO'Ifet ~ tatDtllem .. .-In and a lime for old trlel$ to j(!ln · POMEROY -!'eopledOcareaboul 1"111· . . · 'Dila was proven r.~ wben li ·B,tl""·football ~r .,., Ceo1rmllt. ~ . to Ill! knCJW!1 tli,ned. 111 ~ LlOyd oo lillhandand~C#~IIIemfar In a reWlion. alld 10ide aa be·walbd aerou A warm and !IW'IY wtlcune ..-iolllly injured durlo« tbe Mefp Bzl;te ganie at Melp · by ·,.111 'polt\ Gitke J1IIIM Of Oclobei i2.)D. · '11lurmall, · f~nnded. 'l1le Usl4d In !he ~ · h la!«Y of lhll wOIJIIIrfUIIatld In which we Ia nll!ndod lo ell wbo 'irould llladlwn In l'llmeioy. · · 1 enlli'e eaiillli'y ,.., cine vNt tbe church · 1 ·WWlipl,; llit prlvllt!ged'to Uve." share tbls day with Q!e Howard' ~k, a ~ II Beljtt Hl&b, wu taken to lortilt In Wllieb wol~ea. bear, Cterr~n~~on, who 'lrllked.frclm , . A. .special celebration is congregation. _. .• Veterans MemorW HoiPtal where he llaJtd 11\'et'al da1•· Ori bla home on. Cbkka!JIIIII• ·j)Wmed to .-nemorate this Tbere wm be a .·41),page Saturday Howlrd wao. ylai!H by QuiCk HIMiha, ooe of tile deer, 111\d. ~ wild named at. -.u/· '111elr Uvlilc Creek ....- f•lllpolla to ltterid . lilll«<c J~ reecrdlng tlfe Mlrauder llliDIII!OI'I, and team memberl Tom Hoffner, David accommodations were very ..mcu In ihe helmet Of Iilii , lill1017 ol tbe eburdl . frvm 1 Boyd and~ Boql,and bead coadl Charles ChaiiCey. prlm\l,lve and no ocbools, daughter. S Ocmbet 12, Jatto'i:lctober 12, lloward w11 very pleased to think 1bat tile boya and tbelr coac:b. eburdlel, or llorel were cloaer Many other promlnenl •· 19'10 for sale. Woceecta wW be Wft lnten,llled In Iilii w~. · famlllea are folllld 1n the. Uledtoparchaleequlpmentfor llowatil ..... lata> lrlllllferred to St. Joaepb Holpltal In lliliiGIIllpolls. clothing worn · was blalorlc recorda of llill church, '0" the .Junior Education Depart. i'lderlbura where bell belnc lrea!OO lor a domap! vertelrate. (Jl'ovldM In the home, N were a number of wblcb hav~ ment. Howard loves tllesaine ~I loolbelllllll Wll ~hard toward a· , 6:lotbaiJ ·ICbolanldp. The ln)lry wW dim Iilii chances, N be no wljl be lldellneCI tile rest of tbueuon. , . - - -.- - - - - - - - - - - - - POMEROY. - Mr. Eddy Of lhallb was received by tile Melp team frvm l!ldlicator's ICbedule for week of ' ' 11~ and Iilii flmlly la.lt Saturday. n•a wonderful to know thai Cl(lober $ BY GOLDIE CLENDENIN t:eaUy do care. ' . PORTLAND - On Sept. 13, Rutland, 11-8:30 i.m. the Reorganized Church of Salem~. 10.11:11. MRS. PAUL (JEANNETI'E) LAWRENCE Ia very )IJ'OUII of Jesus Christ mel at Portland1'aeodaJ, Oct. f - Tuppers DIAGRAMS the factlllat ber only Child, Ul Gene, and her two nepben and a Racine Branch lor the annual No. 1, Pipe Pellll, Welded Plab)s, 11-ll:llo I!.DI. niQ ore aefvtns ljJ.,Ihe armed f~X'cel. 'l1lree of the foil' graduated busineso llll!ellng under Pewl ~1, 12:~. lroa Frame, Scale 110 to 1-f, frC1J1 Southern Hiifi Scliool at Racine. direction of Jack Hedol of MJddliprt Lib., 3: 15-3: 45. wana w ... • tllam. · Gene, a IJ70 graduate' of Southern, rec111Uy compleled-lill Ironton, District pres,ldenl. Gravel!DU, 4-1:30. No. I, GfOIIIId J'leor, F"'" llf!llc training at Ft. Knox 811d Ia pme~~tl;y taldn8 advanced These officera were retained, Sliver Run, 4:45-6:15. Puaae Two Ways. tralnlns 1n .belliWa" maints~ance at n ..Ructer•.AJa. Pastor, Ralph Johnson; cUb" Carry, ~:30;6. No. I, 1'..,, Cbeden, Tile Jeannette's ltatet, Mrl. JO Ann Tliwe! MlnemiWe, )laa two Laurel Cllll, 6:110-7:30. Councilmen Roy and C. 1!f. n l!leeoDd 8ealll · · ·i:bll<hn, SUiali IIlii Waller. Walter, aliii'T graduate of Southern Friday, Ott. t - Bradbury, 9- Proffitt; secretary, Maune Nt. C. Later tq ., 8111 School, II~ wltb llie U. & 1tm1'y at Ft. Canon, Did1dle; treasurer, Lucy IO:U. PalACe ebedal '~ OJiorlldo. ban, a1819grad'*'tat Soulbem,la pme~~tl;y senlng Central, 10:3Qo.IJ:30. Taylor; youth leaders, Bill and al&ht. Secoad Door opea ~ wltb tbe U. S. Air Force atallonecHor tbe next 18 montbs In Dab Roush; auditor, Joe and Central, 1W. alwaya• . ,'' OkinaWa. WMPO, 3:1'-4:15. Earlene Slobarl; music Mea • WtHDea ap up ' ' Jeannette's brother, Jack am, ol Atbens, hal a son, Jack,.' Please return an overdue director, Nancy Adams; U.wa 5'.00' books at tbe stop convenient for building coounittee, Bill Roush, ... Jr., who 11 ~rrin~ In the.NIIYY stationed at San Dleao, Calif. Mr. you. There wm be no charge if Henry Walker, Richard Red· lllid MrJ. ·cun m allo lite part~~ll of a dauihter who II attending books are returned before tbe man and Jane Johnson; Nbeni High School. recorder, Ruth Johnson; Book winter runs. ' This is quite a contribution on the part of Jeannette and steward, Dah Roushi historian, famUy. \., '/ Maxine Diddle, and solicitor, Earlene Stobarl. These were elected, Church School Director, Janice Lee; .. , women's leader, Goldie Cien- By Katie Crow '*•· . . In~·~. w_., wu a . D · b l ! a l a Eddy SChedule Jn Mei• for. The Week Outlined \&Jid!! Eeard k Sh l Proposes ar. e .ter . ~.!:~,. . . P, real-.. -•erled .GES Chapter Names Officers ' .· ·. ~ after chureb oo t'!lidiJ. Visitors~ reguim' •lfmfaall Letter from Portland ' Mr. and Mrs: Fred Larkins The Thurman Church · denln, and · pubUcity, Goldie Clendenio. At the last meeting on Sept. 17 with outgoing leader Euia Proffitt these were elected, l&'listant leader. Golda Gillilan; secretary, Beulah Roush; treasurer, Earlene Stobarti coUege and rn\lllary per~. Nancy Adams; program and yearbook, ~ Diddle and l'jancy Adams; worship and m.usic, Lucy Taylor; teacher, Eu1a Proffitt, and social cbainnan, Jane Johnson. A friendly visitor is to be appointed. The time for the youth meeting has been changed from Friday night to sunday for tbe winter. Also, II is hoped to revive the monthly Friday Family nights with a devotional period, visiting, and refresbments in tbe social room. Andor a 9f1Ce a month: poUuck are welc<med. The Women's O.,l will D*l each tblrd 'l1lllrld8y emdnl far devotions and a social bour,.lnd on every flrat 'l'!lQnday ~ for a study period, "Came Ulbl tbe Lalnpl," Ia tile curr.rt study topic. The new subject wilt be "Profile for Peace." Pelclllla gift from God, a fulft"""N;'IIId Inner strqth. .. ,. · ·•' Oeslgnld By; FlORIST and 3, Of whlcb J,ater tbe ground floor could be converted to rest roollia (sketcb NO. 4), PartleJ tbaf CCIItrOi affaltil - • apparently not interes!H In public convenience and needs, and fill' no good reaaon turned down a needed lm· provelneat. Alden HoweR. ' BEAUTY AdjLESS AN.D ETERNAL' .•. THE FAMILY MEMORIAL ·':·Events ·,:· FL~XNIT INTRODUCES Permit us to show you our wide end tasteful selection of family monumentJ ... memo• rials of inspiring beauty. Jr. GIRDlE arid BRA THAT'S AS SOH AS YOU ,. . ':' •· .. . . v . " .(' SHOP NOW FOR LATE FALL AND EARLY SPRING SETTING. CHECK AND COMPARE. OUR PRICES LOWEST IN AREA. :·' .,.' ,.' . ' LEGAR MONUMENT CO. ' ., 992·5314 W. MAIN 15·15 .5 Six to Represent Meigs PTA Council Tile Meigs County Council of 16. Ivan Romine of Athens has at Meigl Jwllor Hijh School. help. She said lllal Wills were served in tbst capacity for tbe She -'--'f m•-ted 111 llflled to have a mental 1 - or her,.. -so that parenan PI""''OJD at one at the mon•• past several years. Mrs. lAJbse to a CCIIIact •.,. .,.'/ ' health · Paren , Is IIlii Teachers will be tepi esenled by llii ladles at lhe tlllth annual convention of tbe Ohio Congress Of Parents and Teachen In Akron Oct. 12-14. AI a meeting of tbe Council Thursday night at the Chester Elementary School, it was voled Ia send two delegates lo the state convention. 'lbey are Mrs. Mildred Miller and Mrs. Lorain Venoy. Othen who will attend from here are Mrs . Richard Vaughan, president of the County Council and state p~bilcallons chairman, of Mlddieport;Mrs. Phylllsllugan of Salem Center; Mrs. Larry Spencer of Middleport, and Mrs. 11>\roid Lohse, Pomeroy. Mrs. IAJbse's name has been Placed in nomination for the position of director of Dlalrlct POMEIOY organizational iime can be meellngl and tben to dO' '! Among the notables who will eslabllahed sometime later lbll ·foUow-up program on wl'l!l address the 2,000 convention month uslstanee II being offered to· participants will be Dr. Marlin 'l1le ~naUon o1 Leo Crew, dlilurbed chlldren.ll WN not.ed. Essex, state superintendent of l;o!JilCII president,,... accepted tllat.Dr. David Cell Of Alhelw ~ pubUc Instruction, who wm wltb Mrs. va..•••• 11 v11:e avaUable to talll on dlatutbed - - · . lbe ~ abase..w u • moderate a panel <in "Students' pre~lde~l, assuming 1\ead atandtheclru& ,neeilhg Righla and ResPonslbiUtioo" at . presidency Of the group. Mfa. teltet frcm Mattln Osborne the Tuesday luncheon eon- Dale Walburn of Mlddlrp/lrl thanking the Cowicn for 8 ference. vol1111teered to serve 11 vice IICholarablp awarded to hlln thla Dr. Harold L. Yochum, president. . ran. Mrs: Vl)l8han ~ PI'\!Sident emeritus of Capital A report. on ,tbe recent PTA tllal eacti lll1it have a niliney University, will IIPf8k oo "It's' ~tal ~~~~ w~ at. ,lftlllinJ p;ojeqi tluflilg the~ · Your Ctnd,lln't II?" and Ray !ended by Mro. Spencer, to ralle f1lllds lot sclloianhlpi. Monsalvatge, payeholog1sl, president ol tbe Middleport 11 .,.. ~ tbat ~ """' ; traveler and autbor.-wm use u111t, and Fred Lewli, W1lll one iiCholarahip be • 8,ijfji;j: "Uncork Your Hidden Talenll" presented. One ol the facts • year,and tbal ~ch ~; ail Iilii toplc'al tbe banquet oo jJOinu.d out at !be worbbop, mde tiudentil aware ol' (4..;. W!!dneJday evening. Mrs. Spencer s.a'd• Ia that one scbolarahlp av!lil8blllty. ~!;".' Mrs. Va118han during the out of every 10 cbildren In Romine was present at the · meeting announeed plans for school today has some menlel meeting and poaed the tbeorganlzatlonofa P.T.A. unit oremoUonaiprofllemandneeds question: "What has your 0011 done to bet~ your CIJIIUilunlly and your cltlldren?" . '' ·' . \ . . . Ia a past district director. Wedding S~qp,Wer Given for Couple , lia~:=~:::~~~~:a~ .keep mernbel;s ,,, •POMEROY - A weildibg Pulllna, Betty Evans; Harriett · ..,.. honoring Karyn and ·Spencer,.Freda Lelvlng, Patty DIIe Davis was held Thursday- ljldwarda, ~•Ill . Gay Wigal, , nif'l at the Enterprlae United C.r~l obUnger, Joyce Davis, Metl)odlat Church by tbe cbojr. Helen 'Davli, Tllelma Airsor>, . It yellow and while color fra~~ea Hunnel, and Artie ~Cherne was carried \lUI with an Hulme!. limbrella decoralid with white Allo prese•ting gifts to the nelling and yellow daisies suspended over the gift table. I , . j]UESTS COME Beulah U1terbach won the door · P6Mf!ROY - Mr. 011d Mrs. prise and the glllllOs prizes were Milli!td Ball of Long Bottom won by l4Rayne Wigal, Emma had as recent guests Mr. and l.ou Davio, and Elizabeth Mri. Ronald Ball and children couple were Agnea Olson, Agnes Weti\1, J!eatpce Buck, Genevieve ·$toba~l;- Dorothy Clark, Mrytte ·Long, DOrol!lJ Long, Dortl!)o" ·D•~I•ne Smlth,RubyFrl!!k/ LeonaKihK, Jane Simpaon,·s.Jra Dill, 00.. Corlo!r l!nd ~es ,..ill. · , Punch, c~Jileli : 'and, mints were serve\\1• ' .• •.nd t, '· • " Mt. Waialeale on the ·tand of Kauai, Hav•al!, Davis. rulli City, Mr.children, and Mrs. 11 rainiest pia:~·e~~;~~~J~~~·;i OIJ\I,fS>, attendi11(! were H~ · of Harold Bail and and has an Wigal, Fannl• Aleshire•. lJnda CoiliinbW1. oalnfail col DW&(l! of Op- COIIlln& bUll re.lall"'l to ~1: finance, bealjjl, llhd otber a!fairs of Inter~ to p8renll and · teachenl. · · ' ; , Mts. 'lbelina Smltb dnoUoos ullif!g ''Tile Painter" · _. l!er; '· ·· the qq _,.~, lhO INdl'i wet't'r· · .Nlf#7 . Pc • • . -~._)1.• [· . :..· . .. ' I ~- .~ • '' . We • . il ~e ·' . . ~~~ke:; ~ er-r·-e , ' A lah,ic :,') I ' Tl"· ct'5 Wh}', . dc'J:n't 1t~ ' !lnd ··! n'Ql)lhc ym!'l! bo surpp:..cd , at lhc st•pro'ri il Giv~•· ' tr"H11r{lrtohlt:! "Givc· D·Little·Mid~lc" lira Si•c" 321\ to J,Jc : •• ~4.~0 -~ -~·· lo ~:>.oo . TricoTrP.t11 ' '' Cintrttt \''ill! Ill"" lfi,:o n t·!l•..: · 1 ~ t f:tbtir,. 11 ' ho:,r. holcliq ~ 1,..11if ~. , . ~U.·L L ,Y,L ., t .~ {~ !'.l '.p.'rJ1'!)1 • , ~ ,. . ~. no •·• J'lt!l ~'<.IIIII lA . ; , ·~ll!li·J ' ' •. ~ DINETrE SETS .,. ,:, ' I j. '- ' · 'l · .;~t i~.s .)il.irlt.oll tai:ID•n'~·. ,'.:.:\ji_:.o .. tricot. . . . Now ~·•ba~e" has evellmade' . . ' '• .,_,-. I ' ~' I, .•' .. ' ' . 'r · 1- l 1 r. 1 ' .. ' w·~~ .' ' II . : '. I G~· Hf:~TERS ' '· •·- ' . I~ I; �,' . . .. , . ~ ~. I \ r\ ·.,:t. >f~· .A,meriq~ Joclqy~nd .. le»IIJOr~w . ·l .. , . ..... ... • ·~ ' ~ ·. . ~ :- -~" -, . .1s;t.t, 7,... ' :t .... ... I Vlf:·· . •• On T~ .Tuesday ' t· · ~ASHINGTON · By BRUCE IIOSSAT, NEA Washington C,rmp,ondenf tfnge . • · ·· , F'l', HOOD; Ta, (UPI)-$. civilian 'IIllo l!eadl the•delemle Bit. ~vid Mltdi'IJ. chfqed team, ays Col. George R. 111111 Intent to murder 30 VIet· Robinson's declllon to recom· namese c:lvlllanlln the alletlecl mend a ne11 cotJrt.martlal panel • f• My Lll musacre, liiJe8 onlrlal ~~ted In miUtary 1 'fuelcl8)' In a newJy Nlllodeted ,....,..,." mUJtary com:troom. He will be 1be mUitary judge ill eiiecl ~f ru:~government. ~o; aU ltse~~n: ~~anc~.I!<IS· the' lh~,;~,atiB ~f· !.olv~ ~rs!!n~l:~~ ~ge~ probiem; , pf "wlllnll)g" lli !fnbardja wor••h :· · • ·. Q1e 11111 10W. caurkllartlllled ill l.'hargiW~frlla die 111111 Incident. 1111 adumeys· - 1>as1e B. llro1mafBatmRouge, !A., and Capts. ·James ~ and Tl!mJu Parach1nl Ol Ft. Hood -!)ave cbaUenged vtrtully ever; phase of the mlUtary Juatice system, from aelectlon Ol courts to the constltulionallly Ol mlUtary lawa. Tiley have succeeded ill pltltlg a new court.marlial panel to bear lite Mitchell cue, and perhaps 111 ptttng the gommnenl to be uun 1pec1fic ill saying ill advance exactly what !bey bope to P'Ove Mitchell did at My !AI. Brown, lite flaahlly-drellecl docUJ)lent'~ effectiveness as ap lnstr~ment w11s made sib_le by~ {ortunate though lrre~ appearaqce of'tnen. ' ..v~t· ~,.41·11' ·.e"~. 1'\" · ,.•l_ tai,·.wt 'b'J•'tuleJ·'n' ..........· ·.·•"" h cte ·• , ......,, """ 'UIIClOII ,-w -r> "'""'hl:"'" 0 1 c ara r. · . :, ~ugmel!tecl by !oree of *!IT'degree l.s :Yiol~~· deitr~. .ve Most Americans today (as Utrougb iii•IPI'Y) are essential· · ' Ol the dl!jle-te ~~~~Ism ~dt!r ~!'.~ '!'CI~ yqn~ael ly undisciplined people. They resenl order, aUihorlty an!l . /,1'1\e Jll'!)blem of ~ " •be Wrl~, , '" ljG~ thabre •are l~w ricel't as It IS' applied I.Q Others. ,1'hey totally confus, qggteosive"bqt tjull we ·..:..,.~ our ·own ~;1\,< 1: . Uberty wt!h license. Tbey lake freedom as a lllft (Willi no ~ .... : '·'·'' · ·; · f. .:·=· "'.~~l'· w'" bow to the gJvers), and assuine ·it carries maximum jlrlv· . _'....,..·to, we 11o, as ·""·-•!"•• o.· ·NQ . .,._, .e are liege and little or no obUgalion. Jncri!dlbly· tawless Ill belillvlor, from, m or offense d.own . · . :to.UMitrlviaQfpatkiDg~vloi!IUbn . :We ·to n.e.lrispauand . The worst enemle.• of frnedbm today (because they mas- JlthQi' ·ili_vailoiis of· lvl!ly "'!!lsrelWdinl! nof oiii,Y iaw but que~a~e as Its (fiends) are those Wllo. suggest ·that o_ rder, go0d1nanners .aJMl wen,toUncted clliccimi. .;; \ · • :c;;~':l':~3:e~.w ,are "unnaturJ]' ', to man and-a society ·. \f1~ ibe' iWirulillit~as 6f' -~~ ;e~. w~ ·ai!Jwei' . ,· leiltluia~.. ~lenge '!'lth profaue IJ!sult, degrade debate But, .as author Robert AfF.ey recently observed In ~fe mfo a 'shoutllig rnatch, .ljtter, desP!!lllndPQllu_Iii ~ thf~ar!ll, !"agaztne, order Is the ver'J hesrt of aU nature and organ- deface man's proLiil ·b!lllillnJ11 and destroY lllll!lt allogether tzed "societies". eX!•t throughout the animal world, not , acleam thltt all• ~- ugl11less dlsot:ller and lndlflldty ~ just human civilizations. . othet·••.. •- ''lr""."L•lof'-.".· · j . ' , , .: 1,,. _.;_:'.}·."'·•, .·. ·. • ~ """'" 1 .. M~n·s ltldis~;"'ble organ!Wtg principle he. calls the Alliuist no American · can escape ~l)lt·.'~Jime tor ll)e soc1al contract. Its key problem, he says, is.. loose wa1 :'f". l'"l:form lin oUr "socjalcontrllct." Bt!t the " . .. to construct sufficient order so that the group may heavy ClJDdemnatlon goes,,to ~e grossest vl~l!l.ton an!! the act as one in behalf of the lndivldua), yet preserve suffl· sympathizerfwho ~y c8lebtate W. despica~carnlv,al clent disorder-what men would call freedom-so that of licentiousness lis ·the final trlump~ of freedom·. . diverse soctal partners may each fulfill their varying po' · · 1 tentlals." Men are inherently aggressive and competitive. Those Scotophobla meani fear of qualities, properly dlscl9Uned, are the engine of progress, darkness. , . '.:P:2: u(' i_> t · H''e'. I·en· '• ' ' I Help Us ec•'l"aRIALS The By-pr~ducts Of Spq~e Treks . . .-~ -~- ~- . i ~ ) ... ' ', '. ~~ ; ~- . 1, FIAYCAOM~&V ,· . ' ·f {\ ·- . ··-·· li .. .• .,.,. ' l,,.emoruJ.'. · eotumn ts r... :rOun8 "Why go to the moon again when we have so many prob- llti~Pli, their problema and !ems here on earth?" has been · asked frequently since pie~ llldr trou~Rf 111d America landed men on the moon ill 1969. This sell-doubt IIID.'''As wllly1he rut of .llelen was followed by a tightening of the U.S. economy, so aero- 11e1p Ul!, 11 wei.- failglm space endeavors were cut back. · but - l elodea a aeriowJ fn many ways, t'"' has been unfortunate. ' qu~ . 1rlth 11 llr!llklf. Not only have thousands of the best scientific personnel lleild 1 lej!llljJ es11on1 in the nation been put out of work and thousanda'<lf work· 'fiNI! ·· e qu rr ers idled as space contracts ran out, but !be/ proliferation ·to YOUTI,f ASKED· FOR .• of "opinoff' benefits from research engineering and equiP: . care of !felm Help ·USI Ibis ment development has been slowed. ne'll'lliRII«'. lronicatly, the very concern about ecology that has re· ''Yoti ·KNOW'' HAS suited in some of this turnmg-away from space Is a result TAKEN PLACE OF or space flights . As Dr. Fred Hoyle, a noted British lis· "I MEAN'' IN lronomer, predicted years ago, once men saw the earth TEEN LANGUAGE from space, "a new Idea, as pow'lfful as any In hlsto;rr, Deaf Helen: ' wiU be lei loose"-namely, that this huge paJsenger shtp · May IIi elder mate a .commust be environmentally protected. col Space programs accompUshed something which previ- Ml!lllln- youtb ,UQIII? . ously only war could brill$ about-an mtenllve and exl tblnt the ldda are_jli'elt, but tended mobilization of a nation's brainpower llnd resources :,ou~~~~~!'aperse toward a clearly defined goal. Although p11lltary cOU.lder· • ....!" . . ewry ations have always"'~n a part 111 tlie .SPACe efi9J'i!l, lhe three ot- tvw;.~ p.y .-y? chief objective has rieeli scientific an4·peaceful. ' ~c. 1 To Ust all 'the practical :benefits of ae...... •ee res. arcb Deu Mt. C.: a ... A tHe!l -•• _.. _, th •.~........ ~~. rtunlty leclcOn~· voUTB ~ roa'IT' · 'lbla ' -·· /ohn.On Farm, in North Carolina • By Helen &tter 1 .. ' I_ to Nasser? . · ' • \ <~· . -,:£ ·• ' lr IIAY CROMLiY, NEA. WashiJgton Corre~pqlldeni.,'. · ., WASHINGTON <ilEAl · The Nlton administration mual nat Jet the.death of llallllllAbdel Nasser go by wl\IIOut some 8ymbollc .act. . ., ; ·.. However eveil·handad u.s. POlley .may have been In the . Mlcidli East, I)I!Uions 01 .Ua&s firmly belleve Uie Ulllijti statei Is w~tjed to llrael. . · ' ., ' Tills beUef makes Americian peace Initiatives excelcl~ log•~ cliffiCult. And without u.s. efforts as a _ca.ta!YJI . ,'·tlie " ' be :-e.J:.U't keep the Middle East ill turmoU may nev,r •. <""' Now the United ··s latei has an opportulllly to lll''ko·.a gtilill'e,-.OIIe -~t would ;me.~n .S.great de&l to, lb;!i . ~ Without destroyitlti· this countcy'l',n,utrallty; .' , . . . •, ' Tlle.ee.rure'thl.• ·R~r.Jif~)!Oses wo,utd l'i!' l ·mfl J;: fUl gift dedical!ld to 'tbe memory of Nasset. It be • cultUJ:~at'lonal.ot'eeorioinlc. But the ,m . 011 f!~ , ""~"'(;'"' J·~. ,. ,.,.v;~ ~~~~r•=~'il~~~ ~· I , · . baet ID·>Ihectplli:e )II'AlfiP.'am;has · •1Jlv.: --~ .~~ !!~~~!i! '::JI~' 1e _, """t ~ =b~·p~:J~; ..... GlObal commwliC!atloDs Via tetevilfd.r · peop · ·""' coua ... ' · /'-,;1!.;; ....... q' 1 1 ~IBte 1 '' ~i!OP'i weather forecasts are two of the llloit conslllcuoUI'iccom· pllslunents. Weather alerts ·from space satellites have prevented mucll loss of life and property damage. . Tbe growth in number and appUcatlon of computers Ia largely due to aerospace demands. Tbe computer indllllry Is an " bUllon-a-year business In the United Slalet Jnd contributes heavily to America's trade •III'Jilua. · T..h-. Diques developed for ~puler Ultlge in f1P*ce elptoratlon ' are now being applied In finding pollution and ll'llf]c' ~u- · :; DAVID POLING 'T1M.LY Cl1 IOIES Valorous Church In South Africa By DAVID POLING Americans generally believe that it is most difficult to be a Christian behind the Iron Curtain . Or ill China or per· bapa Cuba. The flow of information from these restrictive aocletles Indicates that formal religious practice is limited and frequently suppressed. In too many instances Christ· laos have been Imprisoned and tortured for their faithfulDell. Tbe mtderKround church must carry the burden of teaching and observation of the sacraments. Compared to the above description, South Africa remains a special problem. Here some 12 million blacks are ~ erned by 3 mUUon whites, many of whom are Dutch testants. A strictly enforced separatist policy Is 8 major theme of the Constitution. Christians make up liO per cent of the government and expect their official church bodleo to give full support to this device to keep the blacks down. For the past year, Prllne Minister John Vorster has de· manded that the Christian churches of the Republic .of ·South Africa withdraw from the World CowicU of'Chii!'Ches. · He and his government have been angered by the ltand of the World Council in Its aupport of Black Power and black liberation movements ill Africa. yorster, . ~cc~rding to an article in the New York Tlmois, said that actton would be taken against those ch~J)'l:hes that did not withdraw." Political reporterl atld church of· liciala expected the reli&ious community to cave Ill unde.r thiJ direct government threat, especially the conservative '{1 ~ ::~rf'' ~-: 1 !·1 .2! lions~ totransaction.• aid buSfness manapment ll!ld· pWIII!ng, ·.to speed In travel re~~enlllf:lons, indllllrlalll!d procI'veHelm: beatd' .It · fl~e · ttmea ess control, banking, typesetting and ~ ·e~~eryc~a>; pro- lllrudy: ''J'II!IJI!!7, W,'re Jyll cedures. i ., . ,_.;...a·~ ' "••" ....,...,..;; ., . Developm~nt of new metals 8nd other materiali.W, re- -"""" ;- i"' eO .....,..,..., suited from aerospace ~1-the- thin p~ that 'wt'llli 'lbe 1111 · . . ~ . burt meat, TefiotH:oated kitchen . utel.im; flaiueproot ma&- becaule·.l ~- !be '-Y a ,IAII. rtala, fllament-wOUDd glas1 atruct~, llgbt'!'IJ&IIJ lllo'/l, ·' 'lhrllbt~d~-~-jultllkea honeycomb panels, lubrlcanta and p~;, to ~ ,• .,.,, Ut#e ~ .10,1\lili. · Add to theae tanllbles the Wt.,n,cJhle• of lljl~ IJI!flt ·At flrll thf.bo,w tb1n11: l'ln and dedleatioll-8!!d the national'~ ~·~·h= fwicaUJe I'JJJ ·'.utle!'e!)t" man really Ia ill the context of !ifil iilllverae ·illd It . · ~ ·~ ~1 apparent that we have reaped ~at )li'Oflll from . our . . ' · ... ~-. 11f4tb ~ 11111 spending. '"' .. • ·• . · moriiiAlih' ~ . ~ me. Future national allocations laqace. flincla llhbulcl .' . ioaJe ·iGtt' t;, to.~-riot? be considered ill Ibis Ugbt. ~ce epe!!dllfc .II not -.t. odaa · llllllld 1 iOn: stllldads? with man's seU-Improve"!ent. • , :.. · ; '.' · ,, , _TAMMY ·· . ~ x~ • · for' 1 ..,._ ,. • 1) · 1be.:u.s. &1ft woul\f ~~as i 'symbj)l of' ~e, .• , w~"'' "I mean's" atter'ecllfOI.UMl? It .could, for eum~ l!e th" great· de~Uoa . alid . Qle ood • fD . break •"'- JIO\f4! plaDt at Alelandfla, El'lilt, ,flnt .pi'~sed ID',Prelli· . 11 II ~ ""' d~nt =-~CJW!'~hl~m::iti:d ~ rm~~~JI!r~l!l\;:. habit: Wrl~ . .111 • · a10:YL-c ·ofC!!'1• ·a•.::!·--.•· ·e'lec · .....'~~ 1;.., ,1...,.,.~. 1Y,!... .· ,· · § ·...:'" ' lbell play lbell! .blek before uree .1: oa· ..... ""' •• "" ""' rna!llng, Wlllll )'OU " ' - ll!d. indUiftlal UH 1 ' : ', ,.. '~ ., .' -~ • '·" 8WIIn! of yOUI' repet111on1 you 1tf an lrrl~tlqn~ect Jn ~e under,~~; • · gradu41Jye~lbenl . -H. - - ,0 !P'eat r, • • ~· aentalce wltbOut lieF bodlea. r~' Char'acter2zVitaf ~~y }b. V~~; . "~bt-;~te (NEAl· nd hmk A great many Americans in public life and beyo t · '·J a r e saying a stunning lblng when they tell us the 'Uions of young are the best informed, most intetugent le we have ever hAd. It Is indeed important. But char. ac Is more vital, and there we are· in cruelly short sup-. p · ( Luckily some Americans recognize it. Tbat is why so much attention was paid to the untimely death this SUII\· mer of a famed football coach, Vincent Lombardi. His profession was incidental. He was properly seen as a leader ... and a mover of men. , In his mind, charactllr was a higher quality than the .. ' Intellect. He defined character as mental toughness, ''the . ··: perfectly dlsclpUned will," employed in a spirit of sacrl· ·;. · fice, self-denial and humility to achieve or strive for high ,,. . goals ,, .,· ' 'l'be· really pertinent tributes to him were all from men · •· wllo said not that he had ~ughtthem how to play a game well l!ut that he had taught them how to live confidently as 11180 in any walk of life. 'l'be character required to do that is one of the great lillsllng elements In America today, as it has been for a very long time. Americans came Into nationhood in a convulsive rebel· Uon against authority. The ConsUtution framed in 1787 ere· •o11 a basis for real free government but stHI bore a heavy . , tlli14V 'mt DelrT~:. • 'No, l!nl~ JOU llltouldq'l .he ~ blaDer !Pte 10 -H. . .. .. ... . ..'· ob- ' ~!bat· an ~~=~~~~~~:=~~~; Seven Operations -Will be Visited GAWPOIJS - 11da modern 1tract111'e Ia home for 500 Holstein ·dairy cowa on the Rleltard Jobnaon farm, Ran· dleman, North Carolina. This farm will be one cf ~even dairy operalta visited during lite 1970 MJd.()hlo Valley Dairy Tour, October a:JO. Cowl are fed corn silage and high moisture corn on Ibis fully. automated farm and are houaed ill free slalls. An aulomaUc crowd gate moves cows Into the mllklngparlorllhereautomallc udder washers prepare eaeb cow fOI'.milking. All aDeys and paved areas where' waste accumulates are automalk:ally cleaned by a flulb.4llwn l)lllem. MlJir; II precooled before going to a storage dairymen and others Interested hi dairying are invited to parllclpate in Ibis 5-day tour says Bud Carter, County Ex· tension Agen~ Agriculture. 1be tour includes vlsita to dairy famis In the Knoxville, Tennessee area, sightseeing In the Smoky Mountains and vlslta to dairy farms ill lite Greensboro, North Carolina area. Coot f<l' lransporlaUon and four nlghta lodging ts $75 per person (meals are not in· eluded). Travel wtll be 'by chartered bus and reservations are d110 In lite County Extension Office, October 12. California's Nap a Valley Is about i!O miles long, ex· tending north f r om san laQ, Pablo Bay to the foot of Ohio · and Weal VIrginia 4,343-foot' MI. St. Helena. ®.~:::&=:~:<~ COLUMBUS - Dr. Robert D. McCltiJoqlt, aew)J eleeled lalerualloaal Pre1ldeat of 'l1te IDtenaUoaal Aaoelatloa of Lions Clab1, ba1 deslpated Tllandly Oct. .. al "Wtrld LIODI Se"lee Day'', wHII Hrvl<e on a balll wtll be TWO disml88ed the court-martial panel selected by tbe commandlng general of the 1at Annored Dlvlllon, Maj. Gen. W1ll1am Delobry, and asked Daobry!Dpkknewmenforthe Job. 1be judge dldn~ order 1 new panel-Which ill Army ctrcles would have been cona1derecl an affront fD Desobry-bll hitJ lldeslndlcatedhemigbt~e llle veme of the court marUal unless be was assured Mltcbell could get a fair trial at Fl. Hood. Brown had alleged ill a prelrlal motion thet lleutenants 11ere systemaUcally ucluded from lite original court martial ' panel. Mitchell Is the son of a minister from St. Franclavllle, lA. surrs FILED ~~~::';,..,:::::Ben Wilson ARMOUR ..A z....tl U.S. D~ A. Choice Beef ~~;..c~· . CHUCK ROASTS Cwnly Cunmon Pleas Court. • Co., Medlanlcsburg, Pa., Mfg.. flied The Shenandoah Floral suit ill the amomtt cf 1586.72, (ConUnued from page !3) "They were the greatest interest and costs against bunch cf guys In !he wnrld," Franels Florist, Pomeroy, and said Rick Lander, a sophomore the Pomeroy Cement Block Co ., defensive end who would have streued. flied suit In !he amount cf been aboard the plane that He qed that OD thai day eaeb II lbe more than 954;100 fll,f61.71, Interest and coeta crashed - if !he coach had let Uou perform some deed of againot Howard A- and Rachel him make the road tri~ . "I just hope everybody prays llldlvldaal bumanllarlan A. Wilson, Middleport. for !he families of the guys who tavolvem.eat . 11 0ar didn't make it/' said Lander, AlloclaUon bas long INJURED IN FOOI'IIAIL whose roommate was among beea, "" HrYe. For Ibis one GALUPOIJS - Two boys the Wichita State. players killed. day kill beeome, I lel'Ve, he were admitted to tile 11o1zer · 1be 20-year-<~ld Martin 404 llld. Medical Center Friday was delayoo 30 minutes during Tbe program ••• eatabUtbed It eacouraae following accldenl8 while a fuel stop at Denver while work Lions to beeome penollally playing football. Kenneth was done on Its landing gear. involved in the probiBllll Ud Leach, 11, Rt. 1, Wellston, was The Wichita State team, needl of llletr COIIIIIII!IIIIteo. admitted f<l' obllervation of a coacbesandfansweretraveting concussion suffered in the to Logan, Utah, In two planes. He DOted l!Jal over tiii,M GaDlpolll • Wellston game. The companion plane, a smaller Uons, e&U perfOl'llllltl one Marlo A.RDcchl,ll..year old son Martio !112, landoo safely. JJ<t of servteo, """"' meu II. Mr. and Mn. Remo J . The 33 persons aboard that lhalmon.lhaa tlll,llll people would be lotlebed by Lloallm Rocchi, 102 Mabelme Dr., plane returned to Wichita sustained a dislocated rillhl Saturday. oa "World Lion' Service elbow In a football mllhap on Apparently, some of the Day." players knew !he planes were - - = ' -:>.'6:::::' Memorial Field. risky. ltfrs, Hollis Bruce of Shennan, Tex., mother of Mike Bruce, 21, a Wichita State tackle who Burvived the crash, said she once told a group cf ,.,._....,.n,.. G . .. ce uys Ni Or Race ., ~!~:=:: ~tift~~~ ; :i· - OPEN 9 A.M. TIU 9 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY BLADE CUTS lb. SHORT RIBS 1 • • • • • • • lb. 4tc e . .. _,LHLiftONA.RQ 252 THIRD AVENUE, GAlliPOLIS, OHIO . ~--•tunba!ull ~ ·be'l DOW'I!O•IItor1!' ...,.: OOLUMBUS (tJPI) _ Wldle Roc., Cloud and John Gllllgan grelt beldliMI with each new pbue Cllbelr furiou raee llll' covem..-, Holllrd Metsenbaum IIIII Robert taft Jr. are con· ducllnc 1;y colllpll'lson a nJce. ~ ' I pen:entage polnta belllnd and miTf!JIC up fast, ·fliurea be has now conquered the iWne ...og. nltion problem and Ia coneerned with making an atlracUve pitch to !he Ollfo voters. 11da does not Include llll!eartng Taft, a respected name for Ohio Politics years among RepubUcan voten. "Mea tf Jatogrlly'' PY ca"!ll'lp f<l'llte.U.S. Sen· "We don't Intend to attack ate. , Bob Taft as a penon," said a Republican Cloud and Demo- spokHrilan for lite Melzenbaum cnt Gllllgan have been noisily campalp. "TIIey're both men llllpliJcat each other, forecast- of Integrity." lila alliOI'II Ol doom u the op- Taft's camp Ia parllcularly poaentll elected. . coneernet1 aboulceltltlg out lite In eontrast, the Tafi.Mefsen· Republican volA!. U.S. Senall! bautn camp!lp thUI far 1Jas candidates are,at the II!Jitom of Wllflecl on an elevated In'· the ~t; and the Republlcan et; Jinlenttng an ~maCe of two ticket II topped by a man who mUllonllrelllpmtngwltbwhlte has been ballinll out Ol dllflcuJ. velvet (llqve~. 1y llll' lllmot!t five mon!ha and The Senate campallll' has conc:ec1e1 be Ia runitJn& IIICUlCI. beiin quiet and ·J8ue.orlented. 'l:o offset Ibis, Taflla ~ A b~G~dcut iptndlng llmllll· heavlly on his· record (J\ Con· tlllll agreement has temporarily gress, hl.s reeiml 11ark On matcurbeclllte torrent of 1e1ev1s1on tara Cllmpcirtaliili to Ohio veil~ lite two candidates ers and his ciOie ~tiontJhlp dilplaytd last April. with lite ru.on ~Uon. · *' .. tr::: 11da1aflnewlthlhaMetzen· Vlelnanl'll8l'all~.a1lbQ!!Ih.bl! MrJ. ~" .... 11111 ll!ll liallllt~· .,Ill~ brilt8J '~: llpck ff'blli ''W ''!D. play~ joll:ed. y.;;. sa; the·. the elecUOn u a retereDdum time in fejiiuonto !he ~amlc airplanes we ny, you wouldn't on lite admlnlslraUon. History picture arid calls for a fimeta. let us go." shows they are on lite rillht ble f<l' American withdrawal. 1be planes _ buill in lite late side cf the odds. Taft Is espectiog a personal 1IHIIB and early 195011 - were "Nixon is Taft's trump card," boost from President Nil<on Ia· owned by lite Jack Richard said a spokesman for lite Met- ter Ibis month, but he 1a un- Aviation eo. of OI!Whoma City zenb.um camp. "Taft Is certain about how much good and leosed to Wichita State N!Ion's man. We hope to show support from Vice President University. thai be's been too cl01e to the Agnew would do. Melzenbaum Pat Buckley, 34, who had just Nixon administration and has agrees on Ibis point. finished filling the gas lank Ol a placed party loyalty above all "Howard beUeves Agnew b Colorado State patrol car at else ill ma1dng his declalons." not popular ill Ollfo," said a Silver Plume Friday, said the Metzeilbaum brings Ibis angle member of the Melzenbaum Marlin 404 appeared to be out ill some of hb speeches. camp. "A8Jtew would be a mil<· having engine trouble before 11 "My opponent says be wants to eel blessing f<l' Taft." crashed. ao to Washington to stand up Each llde Is counUng heavlly ''One qltle was backfiring for Mr. Nil<on," Me_tzenhaum on Ita home area for support. real had," Bucldey ssld. "Both aays. "I want to go to Washing- The Metzenbawn forces believe engines were trailing black ton to stand up for lite people the elec:Uon wtll be won or lost smoke." cf Ohio." In lite Cleveland area, where The federal investigators m:e-y II 11te1 lane organized laboo has registered moved Into the mountains The Cleveland buslnesaman, up to 40,000 new voters. Saturday to try to Identify lite ill playing a catdJ.up game, b Taft's backers are not willing bodies burned when lite plane's emphasizing an lasue that af. to admit Cleveland II the cru- gasoline lank ruptured and fecta all Ohloan8 - tl!elr pock· ciiiiiiJOI and are relying on a burst into flames . elbooka. sturdy ,plurality In the Clncln· Among those killed besides "The economy IJ.IIIIl'-llluest nail ~· Coach Wllson were albleUc Issue," said a .spq~, ''lind. .. "Hamilton Cwnty'a rough for director A. c. Kalelenmyer and It cloell not look gOod." Ill," ellncedes • Metzenbaum state Jeclalalor Raymond E. Millanbawn has lX'"'led the supprl'ler. King and lbelr wives. ·· ''I've been here a number of Y8lfl and I've never aeen 111 airplane COQie ill here and get below the rims of these mountains and,get out again," ~ C. Creek County sheriff H;i'old Brumlillugh. · 'lbe red • and • llhlle plane cralhed near a ski basin near Loveland, Pia, ll;lln feet high In the Roeklel. "II just - . when you 'set don belOW, !bey IllUme lbere'l a big current comes down over ~- mounlalns," Brumbaugh ::u "* left iot llome ~. · ''i'lwJ ..,....u. Salt t:abtl17 f~ '. ;It, liy )!ai, ~~&lt!i'dv ~ from ~· ..... - li!Jdspent ' . lbi nisltt afll!t' •llili\lliii il brief, ~ '·a- FLORwA GRAPEFRUIT tlld. .$till numb with shoct, as plljer•,. COI!ches and aup· ~ Ol lbi Wld!lll Slate lbei!IIDI ~~ ' i;~·:ehilrch · servln In . of their le!lft1m~tei. from . to Silt . . 'llelilnd ldien . ·Wbeft ' ilalt the ml WHITE OR PINK MEAT RICH IN VITAMIN C 48 Size Each HUNT'S Pork &Beans l-Ib. Can BROUGHTON'S Ice All Flavan Mz-Gallon Pkg. OSAGE FREESTONE Peach 'Halves l -Ib. 13-oz. Can PIWIUIY RlfiiGIEATED CHOCOlATE CHIP CHASE ,coftta.' COOKIES 1-IIJ. Pkg. 49c CLOROX ILEACH 49c;' 6 SiANIOllll z.-.' · ,~ - ... l' , . . . ,,, · •r~ -::r~ "' 1••~ . ... · �,' . . .. , . ~ ~. I \ r\ ·.,:t. >f~· .A,meriq~ Joclqy~nd .. le»IIJOr~w . ·l .. , . ..... ... • ·~ ' ~ ·. . ~ :- -~" -, . .1s;t.t, 7,... ' :t .... ... I Vlf:·· . •• On T~ .Tuesday ' t· · ~ASHINGTON · By BRUCE IIOSSAT, NEA Washington C,rmp,ondenf tfnge . • · ·· , F'l', HOOD; Ta, (UPI)-$. civilian 'IIllo l!eadl the•delemle Bit. ~vid Mltdi'IJ. chfqed team, ays Col. George R. 111111 Intent to murder 30 VIet· Robinson's declllon to recom· namese c:lvlllanlln the alletlecl mend a ne11 cotJrt.martlal panel • f• My Lll musacre, liiJe8 onlrlal ~~ted In miUtary 1 'fuelcl8)' In a newJy Nlllodeted ,....,..,." mUJtary com:troom. He will be 1be mUitary judge ill eiiecl ~f ru:~government. ~o; aU ltse~~n: ~~anc~.I!<IS· the' lh~,;~,atiB ~f· !.olv~ ~rs!!n~l:~~ ~ge~ probiem; , pf "wlllnll)g" lli !fnbardja wor••h :· · • ·. Q1e 11111 10W. caurkllartlllled ill l.'hargiW~frlla die 111111 Incident. 1111 adumeys· - 1>as1e B. llro1mafBatmRouge, !A., and Capts. ·James ~ and Tl!mJu Parach1nl Ol Ft. Hood -!)ave cbaUenged vtrtully ever; phase of the mlUtary Juatice system, from aelectlon Ol courts to the constltulionallly Ol mlUtary lawa. Tiley have succeeded ill pltltlg a new court.marlial panel to bear lite Mitchell cue, and perhaps 111 ptttng the gommnenl to be uun 1pec1fic ill saying ill advance exactly what !bey bope to P'Ove Mitchell did at My !AI. Brown, lite flaahlly-drellecl docUJ)lent'~ effectiveness as ap lnstr~ment w11s made sib_le by~ {ortunate though lrre~ appearaqce of'tnen. ' ..v~t· ~,.41·11' ·.e"~. 1'\" · ,.•l_ tai,·.wt 'b'J•'tuleJ·'n' ..........· ·.·•"" h cte ·• , ......,, """ 'UIIClOII ,-w -r> "'""'hl:"'" 0 1 c ara r. · . :, ~ugmel!tecl by !oree of *!IT'degree l.s :Yiol~~· deitr~. .ve Most Americans today (as Utrougb iii•IPI'Y) are essential· · ' Ol the dl!jle-te ~~~~Ism ~dt!r ~!'.~ '!'CI~ yqn~ael ly undisciplined people. They resenl order, aUihorlty an!l . /,1'1\e Jll'!)blem of ~ " •be Wrl~, , '" ljG~ thabre •are l~w ricel't as It IS' applied I.Q Others. ,1'hey totally confus, qggteosive"bqt tjull we ·..:..,.~ our ·own ~;1\,< 1: . Uberty wt!h license. Tbey lake freedom as a lllft (Willi no ~ .... : '·'·'' · ·; · f. .:·=· "'.~~l'· w'" bow to the gJvers), and assuine ·it carries maximum jlrlv· . _'....,..·to, we 11o, as ·""·-•!"•• o.· ·NQ . .,._, .e are liege and little or no obUgalion. Jncri!dlbly· tawless Ill belillvlor, from, m or offense d.own . · . :to.UMitrlviaQfpatkiDg~vloi!IUbn . :We ·to n.e.lrispauand . The worst enemle.• of frnedbm today (because they mas- JlthQi' ·ili_vailoiis of· lvl!ly "'!!lsrelWdinl! nof oiii,Y iaw but que~a~e as Its (fiends) are those Wllo. suggest ·that o_ rder, go0d1nanners .aJMl wen,toUncted clliccimi. .;; \ · • :c;;~':l':~3:e~.w ,are "unnaturJ]' ', to man and-a society ·. \f1~ ibe' iWirulillit~as 6f' -~~ ;e~. w~ ·ai!Jwei' . ,· leiltluia~.. ~lenge '!'lth profaue IJ!sult, degrade debate But, .as author Robert AfF.ey recently observed In ~fe mfo a 'shoutllig rnatch, .ljtter, desP!!lllndPQllu_Iii ~ thf~ar!ll, !"agaztne, order Is the ver'J hesrt of aU nature and organ- deface man's proLiil ·b!lllillnJ11 and destroY lllll!lt allogether tzed "societies". eX!•t throughout the animal world, not , acleam thltt all• ~- ugl11less dlsot:ller and lndlflldty ~ just human civilizations. . othet·••.. •- ''lr""."L•lof'-.".· · j . ' , , .: 1,,. _.;_:'.}·."'·•, .·. ·. • ~ """'" 1 .. M~n·s ltldis~;"'ble organ!Wtg principle he. calls the Alliuist no American · can escape ~l)lt·.'~Jime tor ll)e soc1al contract. Its key problem, he says, is.. loose wa1 :'f". l'"l:form lin oUr "socjalcontrllct." Bt!t the " . .. to construct sufficient order so that the group may heavy ClJDdemnatlon goes,,to ~e grossest vl~l!l.ton an!! the act as one in behalf of the lndivldua), yet preserve suffl· sympathizerfwho ~y c8lebtate W. despica~carnlv,al clent disorder-what men would call freedom-so that of licentiousness lis ·the final trlump~ of freedom·. . diverse soctal partners may each fulfill their varying po' · · 1 tentlals." Men are inherently aggressive and competitive. Those Scotophobla meani fear of qualities, properly dlscl9Uned, are the engine of progress, darkness. , . '.:P:2: u(' i_> t · H''e'. I·en· '• ' ' I Help Us ec•'l"aRIALS The By-pr~ducts Of Spq~e Treks . . .-~ -~- ~- . i ~ ) ... ' ', '. ~~ ; ~- . 1, FIAYCAOM~&V ,· . ' ·f {\ ·- . ··-·· li .. .• .,.,. ' l,,.emoruJ.'. · eotumn ts r... :rOun8 "Why go to the moon again when we have so many prob- llti~Pli, their problema and !ems here on earth?" has been · asked frequently since pie~ llldr trou~Rf 111d America landed men on the moon ill 1969. This sell-doubt IIID.'''As wllly1he rut of .llelen was followed by a tightening of the U.S. economy, so aero- 11e1p Ul!, 11 wei.- failglm space endeavors were cut back. · but - l elodea a aeriowJ fn many ways, t'"' has been unfortunate. ' qu~ . 1rlth 11 llr!llklf. Not only have thousands of the best scientific personnel lleild 1 lej!llljJ es11on1 in the nation been put out of work and thousanda'<lf work· 'fiNI! ·· e qu rr ers idled as space contracts ran out, but !be/ proliferation ·to YOUTI,f ASKED· FOR .• of "opinoff' benefits from research engineering and equiP: . care of !felm Help ·USI Ibis ment development has been slowed. ne'll'lliRII«'. lronicatly, the very concern about ecology that has re· ''Yoti ·KNOW'' HAS suited in some of this turnmg-away from space Is a result TAKEN PLACE OF or space flights . As Dr. Fred Hoyle, a noted British lis· "I MEAN'' IN lronomer, predicted years ago, once men saw the earth TEEN LANGUAGE from space, "a new Idea, as pow'lfful as any In hlsto;rr, Deaf Helen: ' wiU be lei loose"-namely, that this huge paJsenger shtp · May IIi elder mate a .commust be environmentally protected. col Space programs accompUshed something which previ- Ml!lllln- youtb ,UQIII? . ously only war could brill$ about-an mtenllve and exl tblnt the ldda are_jli'elt, but tended mobilization of a nation's brainpower llnd resources :,ou~~~~~!'aperse toward a clearly defined goal. Although p11lltary cOU.lder· • ....!" . . ewry ations have always"'~n a part 111 tlie .SPACe efi9J'i!l, lhe three ot- tvw;.~ p.y .-y? chief objective has rieeli scientific an4·peaceful. ' ~c. 1 To Ust all 'the practical :benefits of ae...... •ee res. arcb Deu Mt. C.: a ... A tHe!l -•• _.. _, th •.~........ ~~. rtunlty leclcOn~· voUTB ~ roa'IT' · 'lbla ' -·· /ohn.On Farm, in North Carolina • By Helen &tter 1 .. ' I_ to Nasser? . · ' • \ <~· . -,:£ ·• ' lr IIAY CROMLiY, NEA. WashiJgton Corre~pqlldeni.,'. · ., WASHINGTON <ilEAl · The Nlton administration mual nat Jet the.death of llallllllAbdel Nasser go by wl\IIOut some 8ymbollc .act. . ., ; ·.. However eveil·handad u.s. POlley .may have been In the . Mlcidli East, I)I!Uions 01 .Ua&s firmly belleve Uie Ulllijti statei Is w~tjed to llrael. . · ' ., ' Tills beUef makes Americian peace Initiatives excelcl~ log•~ cliffiCult. And without u.s. efforts as a _ca.ta!YJI . ,'·tlie " ' be :-e.J:.U't keep the Middle East ill turmoU may nev,r •. <""' Now the United ··s latei has an opportulllly to lll''ko·.a gtilill'e,-.OIIe -~t would ;me.~n .S.great de&l to, lb;!i . ~ Without destroyitlti· this countcy'l',n,utrallty; .' , . . . •, ' Tlle.ee.rure'thl.• ·R~r.Jif~)!Oses wo,utd l'i!' l ·mfl J;: fUl gift dedical!ld to 'tbe memory of Nasset. It be • cultUJ:~at'lonal.ot'eeorioinlc. But the ,m . 011 f!~ , ""~"'(;'"' J·~. ,. ,.,.v;~ ~~~~r•=~'il~~~ ~· I , · . baet ID·>Ihectplli:e )II'AlfiP.'am;has · •1Jlv.: --~ .~~ !!~~~!i! '::JI~' 1e _, """t ~ =b~·p~:J~; ..... GlObal commwliC!atloDs Via tetevilfd.r · peop · ·""' coua ... ' · /'-,;1!.;; ....... q' 1 1 ~IBte 1 '' ~i!OP'i weather forecasts are two of the llloit conslllcuoUI'iccom· pllslunents. Weather alerts ·from space satellites have prevented mucll loss of life and property damage. . Tbe growth in number and appUcatlon of computers Ia largely due to aerospace demands. Tbe computer indllllry Is an " bUllon-a-year business In the United Slalet Jnd contributes heavily to America's trade •III'Jilua. · T..h-. Diques developed for ~puler Ultlge in f1P*ce elptoratlon ' are now being applied In finding pollution and ll'llf]c' ~u- · :; DAVID POLING 'T1M.LY Cl1 IOIES Valorous Church In South Africa By DAVID POLING Americans generally believe that it is most difficult to be a Christian behind the Iron Curtain . Or ill China or per· bapa Cuba. The flow of information from these restrictive aocletles Indicates that formal religious practice is limited and frequently suppressed. In too many instances Christ· laos have been Imprisoned and tortured for their faithfulDell. Tbe mtderKround church must carry the burden of teaching and observation of the sacraments. Compared to the above description, South Africa remains a special problem. Here some 12 million blacks are ~ erned by 3 mUUon whites, many of whom are Dutch testants. A strictly enforced separatist policy Is 8 major theme of the Constitution. Christians make up liO per cent of the government and expect their official church bodleo to give full support to this device to keep the blacks down. For the past year, Prllne Minister John Vorster has de· manded that the Christian churches of the Republic .of ·South Africa withdraw from the World CowicU of'Chii!'Ches. · He and his government have been angered by the ltand of the World Council in Its aupport of Black Power and black liberation movements ill Africa. yorster, . ~cc~rding to an article in the New York Tlmois, said that actton would be taken against those ch~J)'l:hes that did not withdraw." Political reporterl atld church of· liciala expected the reli&ious community to cave Ill unde.r thiJ direct government threat, especially the conservative '{1 ~ ::~rf'' ~-: 1 !·1 .2! lions~ totransaction.• aid buSfness manapment ll!ld· pWIII!ng, ·.to speed In travel re~~enlllf:lons, indllllrlalll!d procI'veHelm: beatd' .It · fl~e · ttmea ess control, banking, typesetting and ~ ·e~~eryc~a>; pro- lllrudy: ''J'II!IJI!!7, W,'re Jyll cedures. i ., . ,_.;...a·~ ' "••" ....,...,..;; ., . Developm~nt of new metals 8nd other materiali.W, re- -"""" ;- i"' eO .....,..,..., suited from aerospace ~1-the- thin p~ that 'wt'llli 'lbe 1111 · . . ~ . burt meat, TefiotH:oated kitchen . utel.im; flaiueproot ma&- becaule·.l ~- !be '-Y a ,IAII. rtala, fllament-wOUDd glas1 atruct~, llgbt'!'IJ&IIJ lllo'/l, ·' 'lhrllbt~d~-~-jultllkea honeycomb panels, lubrlcanta and p~;, to ~ ,• .,.,, Ut#e ~ .10,1\lili. · Add to theae tanllbles the Wt.,n,cJhle• of lljl~ IJI!flt ·At flrll thf.bo,w tb1n11: l'ln and dedleatioll-8!!d the national'~ ~·~·h= fwicaUJe I'JJJ ·'.utle!'e!)t" man really Ia ill the context of !ifil iilllverae ·illd It . · ~ ·~ ~1 apparent that we have reaped ~at )li'Oflll from . our . . ' · ... ~-. 11f4tb ~ 11111 spending. '"' .. • ·• . · moriiiAlih' ~ . ~ me. Future national allocations laqace. flincla llhbulcl .' . ioaJe ·iGtt' t;, to.~-riot? be considered ill Ibis Ugbt. ~ce epe!!dllfc .II not -.t. odaa · llllllld 1 iOn: stllldads? with man's seU-Improve"!ent. • , :.. · ; '.' · ,, , _TAMMY ·· . ~ x~ • · for' 1 ..,._ ,. • 1) · 1be.:u.s. &1ft woul\f ~~as i 'symbj)l of' ~e, .• , w~"'' "I mean's" atter'ecllfOI.UMl? It .could, for eum~ l!e th" great· de~Uoa . alid . Qle ood • fD . break •"'- JIO\f4! plaDt at Alelandfla, El'lilt, ,flnt .pi'~sed ID',Prelli· . 11 II ~ ""' d~nt =-~CJW!'~hl~m::iti:d ~ rm~~~JI!r~l!l\;:. habit: Wrl~ . .111 • · a10:YL-c ·ofC!!'1• ·a•.::!·--.•· ·e'lec · .....'~~ 1;.., ,1...,.,.~. 1Y,!... .· ,· · § ·...:'" ' lbell play lbell! .blek before uree .1: oa· ..... ""' •• "" ""' rna!llng, Wlllll )'OU " ' - ll!d. indUiftlal UH 1 ' : ', ,.. '~ ., .' -~ • '·" 8WIIn! of yOUI' repet111on1 you 1tf an lrrl~tlqn~ect Jn ~e under,~~; • · gradu41Jye~lbenl . -H. - - ,0 !P'eat r, • • ~· aentalce wltbOut lieF bodlea. r~' Char'acter2zVitaf ~~y }b. V~~; . "~bt-;~te (NEAl· nd hmk A great many Americans in public life and beyo t · '·J a r e saying a stunning lblng when they tell us the 'Uions of young are the best informed, most intetugent le we have ever hAd. It Is indeed important. But char. ac Is more vital, and there we are· in cruelly short sup-. p · ( Luckily some Americans recognize it. Tbat is why so much attention was paid to the untimely death this SUII\· mer of a famed football coach, Vincent Lombardi. His profession was incidental. He was properly seen as a leader ... and a mover of men. , In his mind, charactllr was a higher quality than the .. ' Intellect. He defined character as mental toughness, ''the . ··: perfectly dlsclpUned will," employed in a spirit of sacrl· ·;. · fice, self-denial and humility to achieve or strive for high ,,. . goals ,, .,· ' 'l'be· really pertinent tributes to him were all from men · •· wllo said not that he had ~ughtthem how to play a game well l!ut that he had taught them how to live confidently as 11180 in any walk of life. 'l'be character required to do that is one of the great lillsllng elements In America today, as it has been for a very long time. Americans came Into nationhood in a convulsive rebel· Uon against authority. The ConsUtution framed in 1787 ere· •o11 a basis for real free government but stHI bore a heavy . , tlli14V 'mt DelrT~:. • 'No, l!nl~ JOU llltouldq'l .he ~ blaDer !Pte 10 -H. . .. .. ... . ..'· ob- ' ~!bat· an ~~=~~~~~~:=~~~; Seven Operations -Will be Visited GAWPOIJS - 11da modern 1tract111'e Ia home for 500 Holstein ·dairy cowa on the Rleltard Jobnaon farm, Ran· dleman, North Carolina. This farm will be one cf ~even dairy operalta visited during lite 1970 MJd.()hlo Valley Dairy Tour, October a:JO. Cowl are fed corn silage and high moisture corn on Ibis fully. automated farm and are houaed ill free slalls. An aulomaUc crowd gate moves cows Into the mllklngparlorllhereautomallc udder washers prepare eaeb cow fOI'.milking. All aDeys and paved areas where' waste accumulates are automalk:ally cleaned by a flulb.4llwn l)lllem. MlJir; II precooled before going to a storage dairymen and others Interested hi dairying are invited to parllclpate in Ibis 5-day tour says Bud Carter, County Ex· tension Agen~ Agriculture. 1be tour includes vlsita to dairy famis In the Knoxville, Tennessee area, sightseeing In the Smoky Mountains and vlslta to dairy farms ill lite Greensboro, North Carolina area. Coot f<l' lransporlaUon and four nlghta lodging ts $75 per person (meals are not in· eluded). Travel wtll be 'by chartered bus and reservations are d110 In lite County Extension Office, October 12. California's Nap a Valley Is about i!O miles long, ex· tending north f r om san laQ, Pablo Bay to the foot of Ohio · and Weal VIrginia 4,343-foot' MI. St. Helena. ®.~:::&=:~:<~ COLUMBUS - Dr. Robert D. McCltiJoqlt, aew)J eleeled lalerualloaal Pre1ldeat of 'l1te IDtenaUoaal Aaoelatloa of Lions Clab1, ba1 deslpated Tllandly Oct. .. al "Wtrld LIODI Se"lee Day'', wHII Hrvl<e on a balll wtll be TWO disml88ed the court-martial panel selected by tbe commandlng general of the 1at Annored Dlvlllon, Maj. Gen. W1ll1am Delobry, and asked Daobry!Dpkknewmenforthe Job. 1be judge dldn~ order 1 new panel-Which ill Army ctrcles would have been cona1derecl an affront fD Desobry-bll hitJ lldeslndlcatedhemigbt~e llle veme of the court marUal unless be was assured Mltcbell could get a fair trial at Fl. Hood. Brown had alleged ill a prelrlal motion thet lleutenants 11ere systemaUcally ucluded from lite original court martial ' panel. Mitchell Is the son of a minister from St. Franclavllle, lA. surrs FILED ~~~::';,..,:::::Ben Wilson ARMOUR ..A z....tl U.S. D~ A. Choice Beef ~~;..c~· . CHUCK ROASTS Cwnly Cunmon Pleas Court. • Co., Medlanlcsburg, Pa., Mfg.. flied The Shenandoah Floral suit ill the amomtt cf 1586.72, (ConUnued from page !3) "They were the greatest interest and costs against bunch cf guys In !he wnrld," Franels Florist, Pomeroy, and said Rick Lander, a sophomore the Pomeroy Cement Block Co ., defensive end who would have streued. flied suit In !he amount cf been aboard the plane that He qed that OD thai day eaeb II lbe more than 954;100 fll,f61.71, Interest and coeta crashed - if !he coach had let Uou perform some deed of againot Howard A- and Rachel him make the road tri~ . "I just hope everybody prays llldlvldaal bumanllarlan A. Wilson, Middleport. for !he families of the guys who tavolvem.eat . 11 0ar didn't make it/' said Lander, AlloclaUon bas long INJURED IN FOOI'IIAIL whose roommate was among beea, "" HrYe. For Ibis one GALUPOIJS - Two boys the Wichita State. players killed. day kill beeome, I lel'Ve, he were admitted to tile 11o1zer · 1be 20-year-<~ld Martin 404 llld. Medical Center Friday was delayoo 30 minutes during Tbe program ••• eatabUtbed It eacouraae following accldenl8 while a fuel stop at Denver while work Lions to beeome penollally playing football. Kenneth was done on Its landing gear. involved in the probiBllll Ud Leach, 11, Rt. 1, Wellston, was The Wichita State team, needl of llletr COIIIIIII!IIIIteo. admitted f<l' obllervation of a coacbesandfansweretraveting concussion suffered in the to Logan, Utah, In two planes. He DOted l!Jal over tiii,M GaDlpolll • Wellston game. The companion plane, a smaller Uons, e&U perfOl'llllltl one Marlo A.RDcchl,ll..year old son Martio !112, landoo safely. JJ<t of servteo, """"' meu II. Mr. and Mn. Remo J . The 33 persons aboard that lhalmon.lhaa tlll,llll people would be lotlebed by Lloallm Rocchi, 102 Mabelme Dr., plane returned to Wichita sustained a dislocated rillhl Saturday. oa "World Lion' Service elbow In a football mllhap on Apparently, some of the Day." players knew !he planes were - - = ' -:>.'6:::::' Memorial Field. risky. ltfrs, Hollis Bruce of Shennan, Tex., mother of Mike Bruce, 21, a Wichita State tackle who Burvived the crash, said she once told a group cf ,.,._....,.n,.. G . .. ce uys Ni Or Race ., ~!~:=:: ~tift~~~ ; :i· - OPEN 9 A.M. TIU 9 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY BLADE CUTS lb. SHORT RIBS 1 • • • • • • • lb. 4tc e . .. _,LHLiftONA.RQ 252 THIRD AVENUE, GAlliPOLIS, OHIO . ~--•tunba!ull ~ ·be'l DOW'I!O•IItor1!' ...,.: OOLUMBUS (tJPI) _ Wldle Roc., Cloud and John Gllllgan grelt beldliMI with each new pbue Cllbelr furiou raee llll' covem..-, Holllrd Metsenbaum IIIII Robert taft Jr. are con· ducllnc 1;y colllpll'lson a nJce. ~ ' I pen:entage polnta belllnd and miTf!JIC up fast, ·fliurea be has now conquered the iWne ...og. nltion problem and Ia coneerned with making an atlracUve pitch to !he Ollfo voters. 11da does not Include llll!eartng Taft, a respected name for Ohio Politics years among RepubUcan voten. "Mea tf Jatogrlly'' PY ca"!ll'lp f<l'llte.U.S. Sen· "We don't Intend to attack ate. , Bob Taft as a penon," said a Republican Cloud and Demo- spokHrilan for lite Melzenbaum cnt Gllllgan have been noisily campalp. "TIIey're both men llllpliJcat each other, forecast- of Integrity." lila alliOI'II Ol doom u the op- Taft's camp Ia parllcularly poaentll elected. . coneernet1 aboulceltltlg out lite In eontrast, the Tafi.Mefsen· Republican volA!. U.S. Senall! bautn camp!lp thUI far 1Jas candidates are,at the II!Jitom of Wllflecl on an elevated In'· the ~t; and the Republlcan et; Jinlenttng an ~maCe of two ticket II topped by a man who mUllonllrelllpmtngwltbwhlte has been ballinll out Ol dllflcuJ. velvet (llqve~. 1y llll' lllmot!t five mon!ha and The Senate campallll' has conc:ec1e1 be Ia runitJn& IIICUlCI. beiin quiet and ·J8ue.orlented. 'l:o offset Ibis, Taflla ~ A b~G~dcut iptndlng llmllll· heavlly on his· record (J\ Con· tlllll agreement has temporarily gress, hl.s reeiml 11ark On matcurbeclllte torrent of 1e1ev1s1on tara Cllmpcirtaliili to Ohio veil~ lite two candidates ers and his ciOie ~tiontJhlp dilplaytd last April. with lite ru.on ~Uon. · *' .. tr::: 11da1aflnewlthlhaMetzen· Vlelnanl'll8l'all~.a1lbQ!!Ih.bl! MrJ. ~" .... 11111 ll!ll liallllt~· .,Ill~ brilt8J '~: llpck ff'blli ''W ''!D. play~ joll:ed. y.;;. sa; the·. the elecUOn u a retereDdum time in fejiiuonto !he ~amlc airplanes we ny, you wouldn't on lite admlnlslraUon. History picture arid calls for a fimeta. let us go." shows they are on lite rillht ble f<l' American withdrawal. 1be planes _ buill in lite late side cf the odds. Taft Is espectiog a personal 1IHIIB and early 195011 - were "Nixon is Taft's trump card," boost from President Nil<on Ia· owned by lite Jack Richard said a spokesman for lite Met- ter Ibis month, but he 1a un- Aviation eo. of OI!Whoma City zenb.um camp. "Taft Is certain about how much good and leosed to Wichita State N!Ion's man. We hope to show support from Vice President University. thai be's been too cl01e to the Agnew would do. Melzenbaum Pat Buckley, 34, who had just Nixon administration and has agrees on Ibis point. finished filling the gas lank Ol a placed party loyalty above all "Howard beUeves Agnew b Colorado State patrol car at else ill ma1dng his declalons." not popular ill Ollfo," said a Silver Plume Friday, said the Metzeilbaum brings Ibis angle member of the Melzenbaum Marlin 404 appeared to be out ill some of hb speeches. camp. "A8Jtew would be a mil<· having engine trouble before 11 "My opponent says be wants to eel blessing f<l' Taft." crashed. ao to Washington to stand up Each llde Is counUng heavlly ''One qltle was backfiring for Mr. Nil<on," Me_tzenhaum on Ita home area for support. real had," Bucldey ssld. "Both aays. "I want to go to Washing- The Metzenbawn forces believe engines were trailing black ton to stand up for lite people the elec:Uon wtll be won or lost smoke." cf Ohio." In lite Cleveland area, where The federal investigators m:e-y II 11te1 lane organized laboo has registered moved Into the mountains The Cleveland buslnesaman, up to 40,000 new voters. Saturday to try to Identify lite ill playing a catdJ.up game, b Taft's backers are not willing bodies burned when lite plane's emphasizing an lasue that af. to admit Cleveland II the cru- gasoline lank ruptured and fecta all Ohloan8 - tl!elr pock· ciiiiiiJOI and are relying on a burst into flames . elbooka. sturdy ,plurality In the Clncln· Among those killed besides "The economy IJ.IIIIl'-llluest nail ~· Coach Wllson were albleUc Issue," said a .spq~, ''lind. .. "Hamilton Cwnty'a rough for director A. c. Kalelenmyer and It cloell not look gOod." Ill," ellncedes • Metzenbaum state Jeclalalor Raymond E. Millanbawn has lX'"'led the supprl'ler. King and lbelr wives. ·· ''I've been here a number of Y8lfl and I've never aeen 111 airplane COQie ill here and get below the rims of these mountains and,get out again," ~ C. Creek County sheriff H;i'old Brumlillugh. · 'lbe red • and • llhlle plane cralhed near a ski basin near Loveland, Pia, ll;lln feet high In the Roeklel. "II just - . when you 'set don belOW, !bey IllUme lbere'l a big current comes down over ~- mounlalns," Brumbaugh ::u "* left iot llome ~. · ''i'lwJ ..,....u. Salt t:abtl17 f~ '. ;It, liy )!ai, ~~&lt!i'dv ~ from ~· ..... - li!Jdspent ' . lbi nisltt afll!t' •llili\lliii il brief, ~ '·a- FLORwA GRAPEFRUIT tlld. .$till numb with shoct, as plljer•,. COI!ches and aup· ~ Ol lbi Wld!lll Slate lbei!IIDI ~~ ' i;~·:ehilrch · servln In . of their le!lft1m~tei. from . to Silt . . 'llelilnd ldien . ·Wbeft ' ilalt the ml WHITE OR PINK MEAT RICH IN VITAMIN C 48 Size Each HUNT'S Pork &Beans l-Ib. Can BROUGHTON'S Ice All Flavan Mz-Gallon Pkg. OSAGE FREESTONE Peach 'Halves l -Ib. 13-oz. Can PIWIUIY RlfiiGIEATED CHOCOlATE CHIP CHASE ,coftta.' COOKIES 1-IIJ. Pkg. 49c CLOROX ILEACH 49c;' 6 SiANIOllll z.-.' · ,~ - ... l' , . . . ,,, · •r~ -::r~ "' 1••~ . ... · �... ' > ' I •17-,. lllldiy 'nmil·lllllllrill,.....,. • ,.., . PI!- ., ,.. .a;.y · ~Que m· " , . . s . ·t.. ·· i . Ignites RaDy;·" ~e... se To U·g~.L De , .II II .II. (tJIII) -' Rei Gary Nolan, a ZZ.year-olct loth, lined a lfiple ID Roberto Dute, ~lO Her,e Saturday . . ·. ~eel ~G· move Oli! lf:a w wA,th1:23~-lnthegUI!i ' · riSbtbPder wbo never has Clemente's rigl\tln rfllbi center "'n scllred~on a 1hree 'f.~ bllftlme,iiiVan~wf!ien ~ ~·· \Wo ~ '11f'd run by Stm IC.lllewdmuch 811Ccess asalnst field. run and Jl'lsae!l 11 yards'.\o illlphHOllowaybio!:~a. DUI1l. Jonea. · · ' ·· · the Plrales, IICatlered eight hits With the Infield drawn In, · ·• · , "' ~W§ ~~:£~ 1lllllw the cloud of the first ~'llrlkelnmajorlelgue blatciry, but foor baod1>id<ed I8IIPirel froni the minor leagues wcned the game wlthoot dillleul!J. There were no -=:· _,, tlwhtchwallllhutout woy ooce during the regular - · got only one nmner as far u tldrd baoe through the llrstninelnningsagalnstloolng pitdler)?ock Ellis before Cline, batting for Nolan to start the Irish Remain Unbeaten EAST LANSING, MICH. (UPI) - Quarterback Joe .: Thelsmam aent four team'' males In for touchdowns '' Saturday as he aparted tldrdl'llllked Notre Dame ID a :5-8 1' vlctl1ry over Mlcblgan Stste. •' ~; 'lbe oenlor slgnal-<:aller ted .:: btl team In rushing with 107 :1: •yards on IS carries while •: I• llOIIIp1etq 12 of 17 poll attempts for 147 yarda. , Fullback Bill Barz opened the ; ICOI'inlwith a one-yard plunge :! ......_.. .... .... ~ ~· · ' · · · '' · .~ ~ ~. . ~::nr~f Pererlb ClNCINNAT~b r h bl . .:·.o.les.·Dr. ~o.'· pT:· 0 .·'· r · i = werestandlngbytoreplacelhe strlldngarblters. ... . :II ~~ 0J ;1 0J ......~=~::%\~ijj@~~::.mlW&:: ;:;:f-;':;~:;. ~x'>l~oX!--1r~oun .....:-;...,., ......w. ;o:?:v • :-:;:;m:-::=~-. ...«.·:•:-.•.::"«C:~~~ ·,~ . . •'; ., ... . . , _ •• , 1 1, .1~·'1•>• RobiNclo'~~.lly.lw;• ~ ,, -~ » ·•'"''otto.@ ~· Dan ·JGhiiiOD ·"!'Pd to 'i lllarll. 1< iY!l..'~~} i!f ~ ;i~h·' ce~ter and ~8!!~ l!eat.', · To IIDjiib !Iff !¥!~~~ out a , ~ ,,Cl(f ~ ~ , ~·fOIIOin;d,i,{ar;.i'._ J; . ~~:r~.ll!~~~~" bpm'r .'~tp IM~ ~1811~ tfeld . ..l!bo!•"!'l ~.' ble*iihii'il!i~Jtlhlf ,Ntf, fa • . zneers .. . run• twl~e 11'~\'lQ~Iy · .m~ . . . - . lopked ~I a.ld, ~ :a strike, ancl!baft .llluiMid a hllb· llyiDrlghtfield. . . nt. baU dropped In tl!e lint row of the rl&hl' field grahd- . aWid eeata.._bfe!Y ~ feet Inside lbe ·10111 pole. It wu 1 • 3 1 0 0 Bench c ~?dfriMs• ' 'I' . . U: , . ' ·, · .1. O'JJ n,_. 0. 4 (J · ·Q•. 1 .D~· ' . ·--.Q ·.IR • ' g McRae ph 1 0 0 0 (;:.'=~!~d3b ~ ~ ~ Nolanp 3 0 1 o ~~:ofrP Totals 31 3 9 3 ~~~b ' i <UPn - • goal .and ooe extra point u West Vffglnta Bhook off stubbomlndlaniSslurday ~lot 118 fourth the season. paasea tor· 13 yarda and two touchdowna. The Hooslera 1011ne their listh ccnecuuv'e game, their third tl1la year, ·llllllll8ed to 41e ' J Powell •lirqft,a't07.fOIII!tl6ir oft the Twinl':liGp!a,. ,. ' " :; Hall, w11o 'fta· IO.,......In relief during .IIlli .-.uoa;:_,. up oaly one.Jtll in 111e 4i-2l.t 111- =~~~~ ,-:; Brubm 'blliiteCI .a · ~filii lleld gbllln the but Jndtani'H::III'II Gll'lnel' came rtght back with a eHort ID tie tile ..,... at at t ·.n l ;• M.,.._ r K Badgers Surprise Penn State osms Hero In .Da·yt·on's · • 28.11 Wm Ralph ;. A7aJea Leader Defiance ,..,ops 7 :'V ° '\.:til~.~~= I ' -~ LOGAN'- Cold! Dick Mlkea' three yards liiiD the ~ lt8riedlc~Cjq ~:· ;man .at. QIIIU'tedl-~k· blili be ' tallediD~Ieallnclt.-. · · · ,. ' .· GA us Grid Sta.: ....:-s were.-- in the llrstflalf,when two oUdl thNe lbnin·were lillerctiJ!Id. J. t; ~ ~ ~~ I~ ;&.. ., •World War n: · · · In Mud·1 u., • r"" 1 = 1 l" hie C .• J. , =· 1 we11a=·the~~ :';:.ea::.m:~ ~lrr Jalud 1!11Ce punted oace and faUr drl~ lfc1l1l,ed by the eluded 1 1.,..,. by llanJell, a 13-yard gaitop by GAIIS:defenae. SUo~deo.., 1 bn11:ea paaa ·, "="._.'= ......, .... p•••.._ olav, aa .,.- _.., -ufnm _,.,......... . _ ...-a-1 ~~-·r-....,,...._ dllteieilt llll'ieL 'l'l1e · Baewdeillo Sbaeta lll1d o.ll· :::!.:1..'~• by llanell.' · ' liCP ea··.,Jee.red lhrae _..,ramp 1 ....,....Wtwkelllldwen · Wetlaton'l Terf)' Stewar erl liM lltller ~~>· returned Snowd~n'• en1ulng -••· ldckoff from btl own Hr"' the Wellston's RDcbl 38. lbe •-M lllp'lj) ~i!J ~ i~r.~SYARD!~f~!tm ;~:.,·.f;,G'*' n' ' :'d' ' ''::::'d''~::':' ' ' \.\i. Friday Night's.. High School Results PASS INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDAGE .:lUI.Il --e- '*. 11 0 2 ~ 2 ~ 61 .;.; RUNBACK$, YI,RDS Galllpolls ., Northwest 20 Strasburg 7 Cots. Hartley 60 Cots. Linden 6 Sf. Marys 28 Kenton 0 PLAYER (IJ«IIIpotlsiPI YCi TD ~~:~~n FROMl~t.lwiAC:t ALL GAMES Canton Lincoln 12 Springfield Miami Trace 34 Greentleld 0 Lima Balh«101tawaGiandorf6 .,_1 O O O Gallipolis 7 10 14 13- 44 TEAM W L T p DP Twp. 0 Marion Local 20 Canton Leh· Versailles UMDelphos St. John 0 1 ~· 2-1 19 15 1~ 70 4 o o 110 25 · Jackson 12 Meigs B man (ath . U Parkway 30 lnster 6 Tollfs 1. 0 9 0 Wellston LoGon Klndlay 27 Lorain Senior 26 4 o o so 18 Glouster 8 Eastern Me igs Columbus Grove JO Per ry 1< (W.Ilstanl FUMBLES South . Ben d 1lnd .) J.1 Llma . PI yft TD Gll.lllpollo o o o 1)- o Gallipolis Jackson 3 1 o 104 40 County o Lima Sh awnee 28 Urbana 12 w 0 1 1 o- 2 3 1 o 94 36 Federai·Hocklng 12 Belpre 12 Ada 14 Blufflon >2 Sen1or 6 0 0 0 Wellston T Me~ lllel COldwater 14 WapakMeta 14 WarrenHardlng16Steubenvllle 17 44 310 RI!TUR~S 0 1 ~tt':,\'1:s LOS o o o o- o ~hen!"'lnt 3 1 o 32 37 Martella 25 Painesville Harvey (tiel 13 KD YG :rD Wel.lston o o o o- 0 Coal Grove 2 2 o 92 .OS 0 . 1 ·25 . 0 . PENALTIES Ironton 1 3 0 63 44 Lancaster ~1 Hamlllon Tall 6 1'2S o Glllllpolla (1) ·5 0 0 1)- 5 WillsiM 1 3 0 52 56 Pickerington 46 Carroll 20 2 50 a Wellston (41 5 5 0 11)- 20 Waverly 0 4 0 6 77 Amanda 20 Berne Union 18 (Wolltl111· 1 • , (LINEUPS! - Fairfield Union 12 Frankfort · KO YG TD III«IH,.tlll ·· SEOAL ONLY · Adena 9 '!'~~~~~~ 2 56 o ENI;IS - Eric Sounders, "'flAM w L T P OP Upper Arlington 27 Portsmouth ~ ', 2 1~ o chuck Howard, Jlm Miller, Pal Gallipolis 2 0 0 26 6 o · S tyle d for~ fan s 4 7t t Boster, 'rom Woodward. LoGan 2 Q 0 30 19 West PorlsiYJo~lh 68 East "'1'!11jj ·TACKLEJ - Chuck Wood. Alliens 2 0 0 24 12 · Portsmouth 9 "· Oil(lei· Btliflm,., Mark Oilvls. Jackson 1 1 0 18 :111 Wheeling (W. Va. 20 Martins . GUARDS- Mike Wolfe, Ken Mel!fS 1 1 o 16 18 Ferry 14 PLAYER w ... atey, Glennard Davlo. lrf111100 0 2 0 13 22 Fairland :111 Huntington IW. BUrntll. 1 11 0 Wellston 0 2 0 18 34 Va.l VInson 12 ,. Tot~ll , ., 1 11 0 CENTIR - ·Bud Sanders. Keyed for act1on before , •A.<;KS ~ John Davis. John waverly 0 2 o 6 20 Cots. East moore 21 Cots. South 6 ' !Wtllttonl · NOrth. olive 8umtll • . Larry T'atalt · 1 1 0 I! I 1!1 . Cots. Northland 211 COls. East 6 du ring and after the game. PLAYER Pll YG 'FD SM.vdail, 1\ltV, Sheels. Tom ,FRIDAY'S aESULTS: Cots. Whel*tone 7 CoiL Walnut . St.wart . 1 2 0 A tall squared-of! boot r.~'1:.!t.~~a COts North . lfllai ; ,· 120 Prose. ' P.!tt Near; Mlke Glllllpolls 18 Wellsb-1 6 15 plen ty ol styling 10 with aerrl!lflt·N· Alhtm t2 Waverly ~ ~ s. von · 2 8 F rfkli 12 Cots Jact<son 11 Meigs set off straight-leg pants . , , . · : tWtll.t'l'!l - '- . IJ:r~ tlng"•theD~. .. I;NDS- J: p.. Pam~~~, Ray IJ>gan 1~ tr~ 7 . Cofo.IMarlUI· ra n . .,... ao .......,.. McKlnnlll/ ', SOuth Point· 21 B~ffalo 16 Central 7 • • , rr«ft their own 31 TACKLES,' - Bill Ylciln, ,Ciial GloVe 56 Symmes Valley 8 Qn. -1 41 COlo. Mohawk 35 i. u ' ln. •• ~•·- 'lbe' flnil Hll'old ·Minrtl!g, Wtlllo ~ox. Dotaware 28 Reynoldsburg 6 1 lilieil .. , . , 91,1AIIDS +;·: Kb . tt~~h, ·OCT. ' GAMES: Columbus Wntland J.I·Gahanna ~ ,..~~ . WboiiWafd ll1d Ch~k Wl.lllllfilllijj Ef: Mill'fln, AI. a1 Glllllpollo ,. City 23 London 7 · • 1;-.~ , .• · ,._..,d !lit 8 ~r~;~~r:~;..:~.BilfMlllti. · ! M,lao ll Waverly . Valley 2~ Franklin I, ~ CKS 1_1 ''"-n· ......... ,~... ~fjll!n at tr~nton 11 ~to. :../~ t~t~.DeYUa stlal'l' Jatk'Hui~': ~c!Oii~ lllP' at Jackson s. Hamilton :t~ U: ~·t..JI• ' tilltlmah. ,JO. Martin. :Scoft · '.: ' · · • cado1my 6 New .OA'IIstlli1t-wjlb2:Qiell, ·~11. Allen Jarvis, Ed Martin, ·: ' ·: IR..t. tile clodl " Stili Terd>allkl. . · ~r:.'t.wa'l win ~~T~:sGAMI-~·'· '· c pedwin shoes = tl • .. : ..::,•·...:.r.;;w fo'tlle '19.95 1 !d a,.IGM. *"!~ IMJitb Wbl. 00\'erinc a 'two- , , Tbe lou . lei~ .a.ueu SfJo · Nl ,,.,; ~ · ...- · • ,,., .; < &m. ·i'~~ !1114 .' ., ' ~ lllleftalnlpullwlacroa wilhjuat1:12J.rliD the._,, IA, AHs Ni•lpS 1';• :"'1'•'111111 ._Wilt.. 'f " .. ~ ~rea.,rdonerMbir-umat~~1ne.: ~ .=ft. !~Cl ' ~:~: Sa.fu.~'tJllat_, '.s:B. . ·.~ ~~U· ·r..~~; ...,. . . ' ' .. ' 1• lniDieft-c:eitteti;fo;~ftillb Ollnl... wtiO'badtwotiOiifil ...u.t.. ,_._. ~_.., _ _...,. ·'·'-•-;··,. • PlrrssuRGh· bi ATHENs, ohio Toledo quarterback •• :f.L :.. Clemenfe rf 5 0 0 0 Chuck Ealey passed. for two touchdow!JS, Olle of M~ w.. • ~~~nl' 11 ~ ~ ~ them a 59-yard play, and scored o~ a 1o-yard 1'1111 ai won their 17th game In the last Oliver lb 3 0 0 0 the unbeaten Rockets trounced Oluo University 42-7 18 slarts Pd their lOth In a .I Sangulln c 4 o 1 o in a Mid-American Conference game Saturday. · I"!'W· Hebner 3b • o 2 o Toledo broke the game open • 1'heY went lniD the game with .n ' ' 1 ~\\r: ~ ~ ~ 1n the .second ,period with 1111 Cbuck Cole plunged We. on a ddi\g 802 yards per giUIIt . 1 Gibbon P o o o o polnla and never gave the one-yard oH tackle and (ullback Pele Totals 34 000 o 3-3 a o B bca'· h • - It the No. ·' I Cincinnati • 000 000 '",a n ~-..,.. was the Ealey Pltflb..,.ga,n ···ooo· ooo.tOIL~"tfloo}leta. bplrtl\ 'dQiora>•·' """'"< DP . .., Plt1Sbur9ti l. ·LOB,- ,,, '!aleyput lhe Rockelll!llll1111f ·. : Bo ~ tr'bl 'Ed Gulyas Cinclnnah ?• Pllt.burgh 10. scoreboard In lbe< s-ond ad loCI secbnd-quarter touch- May. 2B -38'AI6u, Perez, Slargell, . - i " Toled o in fron, t V'-'"'" wu held IDa - Cline. s - Ellis 2. quarterwitharune-yarapaaaiD . downs 111 one and two-yard Mlll8 lp h r er bb so fullback Joe SchiVIII1z w)Uch The Bobcats sclll'ed their oaly IDtal of 270 yarda Pd Wood respectl"'ly. Nolan IWJ climaxed a 54-yard drive by touchdown in the tldrd quarter gained only 49 yarda In Z2 8 0 0 4 6 Halfback Larry Parker ended Carroll o o o o 2 Toledo in eight plays. Fullback when taUback Bill Gary awept attempts as the lodlana defenae l the Irish scoring with onl,r 15 Ellis ILl . aroWKI right end on a !O.yard was geared on him. lfCOI1ds left In the game wben 9 2-3 9 3 3 4 2 run. " Senior~ Bob Greebam 0 • ran fair yards around right 0 Gl~- c•r•~~l- 2, :3L~ TheROcketsboWJ~tiacktn · 11111 31.530. , . lbe same period on Ealey's 59, 'l'heJsaMm added Insult to ' · yard INl8B IDflinbl: bsck Glyn GO~' WAlLOPED '~ perlod 'oi~ ·Injury after the third tuuchdown Smith and ,Toln Duncan's 42- · MINNEAFQj:JB,Mbu!o'(UPI) bill. . tjJ 'wben he hunbled a bad paa11 yard field goal. -Guy Jngles c;augllltwotDudi- ment :J!Nm center 111 wbat wasiD be a Toledo ended Its scoring In the doll'n pa~~~e~ infl.Jeff Xlllnei 3,000 Pf'NDI at . :lilck far ooe pOin~ picked It up final stanza on a IZ-yardl'l!l'bY scored one touchdown and -~~~y ':!played In colil, . , Atli~t)ol~\9 IIIII ran for two polnta. halfback Bob VIckers and a 31· gained 91 yards Saturday to • .,..., wea · Mlsi<IUrl 40 Oklahoma Tbe tough Notre Dame yard run by Schwart.z lead fifiiH-anted Nebruka ID 'l'he beat eHort Findlay could Cor~ll 41 Lohlg~ loi . defense didn't allow the Ohl . · a make~IDgettothe~ BostiJI! ~f. 56' Va. MU. 3 DAYTON (UP!) _ Fullback . o University now IB 1-2 35-IO rout of Mlnneaota :rl 'bui It wu baited on dolms. Ha~varl139 ltvtgeri't ::(pai;am ID penetrate deeper Gary Koslns rushed 51 times overall. ~. '. · , · VIllanova ,34 ~lawir.-.31 · <\ban the Irish to-yard line untU MADISON, Wis. (UPI) - Nell ·:10 minllles were left In the Graff fired two touchdown for 11114 yards Pd all. four · ·:PD· '!bat Mldllgan Stste passes - 52-yarda ID Larry IDucbdOWDJ as I1eJ1on defeated ',. ·tife ended in a fumble oo the Mlallk and 27..yards to Terry Louisville 2f-11 Koslns scor~ .:a,;r Whittaker - ID break a fourth:.: All* allowi!W the first ·three quarter tie Pd give WlscGnsin a 12, II and l '·VIIM&'IA ·. ifoW Dame touchdowns, the 29-16 upset victory over Penn a total of 60 polnla Iii three •iWtstn State defense palled State Ssturdey. . Loul1VIIIe got Its •~· together and stopped the It was lbe first v1ctory of the by · Bob ,: JU1 two-drives oo the 15 and 5- season for the Badgers, who had a 32 yard field > Jard linea. It effectively lost one and tied one. The loss GrWleisen in the second period :' Jieulnllzed the lrilh attack was the second in a row for the and a one yard plunge ·by ' •W late In the fourth quarter 17th ranked Nittany !Jons, who Johnny Godbolt In the final wben '1belltinam moved the hild a 23-game winning streak quarter. lrtlb for tbetr lalt tuudldown. IJroken by Colorado a - k Dayton took a 7'0 first period lead on a 93 yard toochdown 'lbe game marked the llrsl earlier. lppllrallce for a Notre Dame GraH, who spent much of the drive in 13 playa with KDIIns team oo artillca1 grlilland also dey on hla back as Penn Slste's carrying the baU 12 times. The second DayiDn' touch· ~ a Jim wlllcb bad &!rUed defense spilled him time after ID Irish vlctl1ry Iii EUt l.limlng lima, threw tlu:ee touchdown down, which gave the F!fers a llllbeir nine ~wemnce. here. strikes and set up a fQUrth With ~~ teai'l mldw~y thrO!J8h 1'hi7 Improved thelr aeuon a !&-yard rWlin the first period. second period, cam.~ on a ncord ID 3-4 while Mlcblgan Penn State scl>'ed first on a yard drive in 10 play•• ~jll , State 11111 begin Big Ten com- 25-yard field goal by Mike Reitz, carried the baU aeven ~~un petlflon next wee1t wltll a 1-2 but the Badgers came back that second IDuchdowil record. · after an Interception and • Loulsvme cut the1 ~~~~ Graff's !&-yard run aet ~ Rufus 14-3 at balfttme on G ll.....:-... Ferguson lor a three-yard field goal. · The second ball was a "'lilat ~auos scoring jaWJt. of the firs~ KOIIIns. ; ' 8 1 12 w:!:ln :~1-1~ • and Dlijlcll ICOred two 'lbudl!)il WILMINGTON, N.C. (UPI) The!Joni~a. ~lll8l'glp doll'ns in lhe third :: .,.. IIIIDII Deming took the lead In llatlstlea, a82 tqw yards til marches of 84 ll1d 47 Ylf1ilil<c c8trled the ;:~-.lli!rl8 early flnilhen 1n the juSt 215 !01; Wtao::Onlln. '!bat IQ tuihea ,ue.i for ' ,1 round of the Azalea Open IDtallncluded 181i 011the cround . IOif tournament Saturday, Clllllpared with mlnilll I& for toucl!dO'!VI! '~ the third r., · '~" . Clrdlna a 15 for a 204 tOtal. · Wlsconsl,n, altholigh Wlscl!nsin lllid ~. rout ·!Joles In lbe ~··second round leader, had 1lle edge In .,...mg yards, touchd01in drive. Ko.ina :, aat. 'out the ~ Mitchell, was at three- • 231-:101. : with lloWJing'Green Illlt···lnii!J ; . . par on his first nine. He GraH lost 71 yards, most of 1 ,lll!l'l,.corded two birdies and an thelll by belils <,lv,mped wblle because of .ari InJury. ..-l!t tihree on the par flve siith lfYinilw pds, .nd suball(llle 1l11Ulerback Tim Healy ended j ' ' Greenwood wu one with mlnus1t:: Deming with a , GraH .oJ of B. . . ~far 220 f·· ~ led Barlduluse ll1ll DaV. the Uons' ·!1JII!era ·. with lf · both recorded H'l Yards. ' ·n. ·:::'li ·!-!. '.,,' -=~~lllll were tied with · '· ' , l4tala of • • • , ••~. .•• . ·~:!:~r~~~ also carded tht HONOR IKE ·\••: only hole-in-one pOJSSY, i"~lliiCe (Uf'/1- A a four Iron a1Jot on th<Jroughfar6 In this town nel\1' three l&h. PlriJ waa reriamed "Avenue ol lol!~~.;~:'!_'1 flnlslierrlncluded President Eisenhower" SsturRoc!<Y Thompoon day In memory of the tate ·U.S. F.r,trlel (68) lind Prealde.nt and conim._ of ~tJi~.~. ~~ - .J, aD a,t flv~ .wled forces in Europe during • .Chiefs Rally, ·Toe Ironton' 14 to 7· ' 14 pOints Iii the 10111'111 quarter run II>' the amalil1111 - '!' ' Friday nlebt "' olefeat lrorlton good, but Lopn - 00 mp 14i7 i ·· 'J ) ' 14-71n one o4 the 1Dp attractions and lrorlton hid 1D 1111111t I .. " r ' .. of the weekend grid achedule. desperate c:cmebldl. . · .·· WELLSJI'ON- When a football team controls 'l'l1e blUer deleel hr Coack Culberlsun, ' • very 1111'1111& the ball, c:ollects tbe most first down8 and gains the. lob Jllaef• Tleen·IIIAIW bullinC I1Pe MIDI*, corriM the JnQ~t Jlll'llllle, it IISII&lly winds up a winner. · the aeetlld llnJPI week IIIey piglkln four CC111fcu!ive t1mea '""·:Nol·r.o here Friday night. · ~ove baea IUUed dewn fr<J111 the 16 yard line Cl1 bl •• ~ Coaell,oJolm Collller'a Wellston Golden~~~ IGIIGwiDII tbelr se1ecllo1l u Important scorirlC drive .. pllhed .CoaCh c. L. (Johnny Ecker's ~i~···. tile pre reaaoa fawrltes to Llpa'o bya1ilrlelllr ....,. · Galllpollf Blue Devils all over the field <from ~ 20 """ tbe 11'111 SEOAL dwnfaa pnred . . tile lilY til llleotberl butlosttheball game, liH. ploalblp · wben Rery MeBre•• ID" A huge ·Parenti' Night crowd teruz:d Hal Spear•' " 'lbe Golden RDcbts; picked baD u tile mldlteld llrlpe .. . at Logan saw the Tlgera score detp atlll1 pill • tile IIMI to illlllh lui In the elghWWD tile 11n1 period adell. first on a aenaatlonal 7&-yard ....,. af the m&w as the sou~ ado ~:ague lhta Proae carried four conpaal1 from quarterback Hal Chiefs remained ' 'nf ' ~. pfiiit bf W the beat of- secutlve playa opening ~I; Spears to end Dave Kriebel. Ia leur nliqll wld1e r.... tlliilve team the Galll8nl bave aecond period. He got four, 21, · Harry Howard's conversion dlpo 1o 14. II1Ctd an year. At !Wt that's m and one yard ID put the baU kick made 11 7-4wit.h 10:141eft in lnotatlstlcs,togan ledlll!ll'lt whal the slallltlc&, revealed on Welllton'all. the second period. downs 12-10, Iii l'1llllln& 110 Ill follqwlngthebruilln84&mlnute Peie Near ripped · up the · Thla score stood W1W the 108. LHS Intercepted two ' batl!ll : In :Wbldb - Golden mlddt. far !71D the Rocbl 1!118· fourth quarter when halfback Ironton paaaea. PRE-GAME WARMUPS- '1bree GAHS Blue Dev1181lne SOMEWHEilE IN tldl masalve pillilp In lbe WeDston and four Blue Devils PrOle bit olf Ken · W~­ Rick Krebe gathered in an The '11gera completed eltbt of ~ for puaes Iii pre.game drills at WellsiDD Friday nlgbt. !IJ!I)IIdjw:ed. ' · .. · Cluck WOod'• tdde of tile linefor endlone li Galiipo)l•' TGIDIDY Prose, wilo J1llt scored the lron!Dn punt on the Logan 42 16 paasea for I'm ·yen~~ while GAR$ won the game, IN. Left ID right are Jeff canadaJ, . 1J,.._ebll~111'17fln1 one yard ,Pd 1be lint GAHS Blue Devlla llrsl toucl1dtnm apiDil WeDston Friday. On left yard line Pd sped 58 yards for a Logan connecltd 011 line of Jobn Nartb and Rlcbard FergiiSOII. ,. . , . .W.l!!!!Upolll' IL 'lbe touchdoWn with IO:Oileft Iii the Ia Rocbt llfetJ Damy Settlee. touchdown. Quarterback Greg four for It yards. . C)lii,ermn piJied prds , ball. Neal's run for the ntra Smith found Chris Miller \with For Logan Rick Krebe Juaed mllfll.ta4'ceD!Pkled iJCbl pOints filled. n. drive covered the Important two-point coo- the baU 1111 timel for IDS yft 11111,.... forM )'ll'ds. Tlult 12 yards in IO playa. coLONELS TRIM SQUAD "!uad to tile required 12 version paaa .Pd the Cblefs wi111e Ken Culbattloll 1lholwed pntlleiMmeelabhlyarda Wellaton came rl&hl back, fi1 1-NI-M.' LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!) - ptayers. were on IDp 8-7 ,with 11 : 431eft in 105 yards In 25 carrlel. -·•'- lll1d paP... nt. mar"h'••ID the GAHS !lin only The Kentucky Colonels of the Tinsley Pd 0rms are veter- the contest. Score by quarten : ·... ~~.., "'DIYIDU'L NET RECD'IERED ENEMY n ••~.tball •-~PI whtle "·-- the amalleat Ken Culbertson, a :zoo.pound Irooton 0 7 I $-- 7 lle!U• W II&, wUb • IOplaysfollowlnga aensatlo!lil !;ARDS RUSHING FUMBLES- None . Ametlcan""""" """""... .... in u;c;;~ta· 1r 1n1ng l'll4lq ai4·11. pal'iq. 45-yard kickoff return by fll«ltloollol PUNTS: GAHS - Burnell, 2· ti011 Jl'rklay placed George ,...yer a sophomore fullback, sealed the Logan 8 t 0 M-It Mlllt astm•oblns upec:t wu Saltsman wblcll put the baU on Play-Pol. Tell y1 Avg 81 (40.51 ; Wellston - Patton, 1· 'l'lnslliy ll1d Barry 0rms oo Clllllp at 5-tool-k!aa a rootie Tigers' fate when he ripped t1Ji f••t tha . t Wellston bad the the GAHS 45. Tbat wu the Burntii,RH 7 60 8.5 33 (33.0) . A SCORtNi li waivers lllid released Greg from Wichita Stste. _ Snow4tn;QB 9 64 7.J INDIVIDU ~ tl ·.........., '"'•ht ID trim the piCNin 79 times willie GAHS game'a longest run. Gallta'a. Pl'crse, LH 7 32 4.5 GAHS - PrD$0. J.yard run. -·-• ou• ..,., m•••~ed -•· 44 playa !rom Jim Miller' 181-~ 6 23 3.83 10:04 second, fallthird : J. ••--. VIUJ 1""_'_,.. junior . ' Sh-. FB Davis, In2:-yard run,run . 5: 18. 6 20 3 ~e. . wu lnl~ aeconds later in a ~\; L~H ~ 6 1:5 period, run fall; Neal. 1-yard rge~s Wells!OO led Iii return yar- pQeup near the lidellnes with Totals , "' 205 5•2 run, 6:57. fourth period, pas,s . t11ge (7M1) and fumbles (2). 8:3& leflln the hill. (Wellston I fall : Wellolon- Settles, 1-yard "'· kets -•".... '"" m IIston the f!I.AYER Poo TC" run, 11 ;30, fourth, p.oss fall. , Too,.,..RDc After atAlppuoe "' ,_y.,._ji;. ' Tcb Yi Avi OFFICIALS - Dlle Hall, four Umel for lfl yards. G~ aeeond time within the sbadow . Alan Jarvis, RH 2 18 9.0 Dave Laltenwe11. Ber yl THENS Pta·"-In te back Mike Green punchecl the Bulldogs drew a 15-yard the Tigers stopped the Buiiclop pla)'JII .-rorles.o baU, !llld bad o4thesoalpoats,GAHSfaUedto Jack Hultman LH 2 9 4.5 Jenkins. and 8 ob Dante 1s . A a r . the 1 on lbe 15 and later on the II in only One five-yard penalty. move. Burnett zoomed ·a Joe Martin, FB 18 70 3.8 lroni~EC,.":'Sr:-rtSTlCS steady do!mpour of rain wblcll one yard on a sneak on a fourth holding penalty, and on the second half. . Bide llevlla·ii)Jured wen Tom beautiful 48-yard punt to the Roger S.lt.man, RH 8 29 3.6 SCORE BY QUARTERS threatened a cloudburst several down play. Green was stopped second try the Tigers held . 3 15 Waverly dominated the pj.018 runnlnl back; Jobn Wellston 261D get tjle Galllana ·<ff.'~~~~":r.i.t~H 3 ~ :~ Gallipolis o 6 6 1>- 18 times, Coach Don Eakey's on hla attempt at the two point AI lhta point lbe drllzle North 'fl•llback and Jim Miller of trouble .Den Settles ,Q9 7 ·16 .2.2 Wellston 0 0 0 6--- 6 Athens Bulldogs n1pp00 the c<~~version. be<arue more of a dowiijlllili stati.otlcs In the losing effort II . 5 lbe Tisers led In llrst downs 111def ·~ and offenltv~ ~ellston. ~ from Its T~•fs ' ' 55 166 ,_, ~~~~T 2 2 4 3- 11 vbiting Waverly Tlgera IZ-8 Thladrivecovered90yardsln but Waverly marebed 71 6 and in ruahlng 107 ID :K. Tba , ~All ~ee iat aut the own 27 tO the ~ stripe .JNDIV:t'~L ~~~SSING Well::, s ~ 4 o1-- 11 Friday to remain undefeated In eight playa with the big gallier yardlln !I playa wUb Varney Bulldogs hit on five of nblt d baH Another Blue bel tte W41DileY toesed PLAYER "l,A t YCi TD YARDS GAINED • RUSHING SEOAL competition. coming on an 81 yard paal1 from bllllllg Welcll for tbe TD. 1 passes for 113 yards. secon ¥art 'navis 24f:pound Set:! fw : JeYen-yard lciu on SriOwden 2·5 ,0 19 o ~~ r.!:• ~ ~ ~ ~= The capacity crowd at Rutter the Green 1D ~k Lea Job& Sebmllt's -.enloll 5 ,O1' -~ YARDS LOST RUSHING The Tigers connected on -ed lq but fourth down' Larry Snowden Totals I FleldsawtheTigersscorelhelr Champlin. That play put lbe Jilek na blocked 8lld the seven o4 18 aerials for liS yards. ~to play mi!St cf the t Ron lbe ov~ u lhe 11rst half PLAYER CWotto~ t ~G TD Gallipolis 1 0 2 1)- 3 first points of the 1970 Cllllpaign baU on the Waverly nine. score llood at IU with Z:G'I 43 but ~.&d three picked off by • Q11j:b Ecker did not ~. S.IIIH ., 7·12 •0 78 0 ~~'t'~lRDS RlJS~IN~l~ in the aecond period when Champlin started the second left. 0 1 3 0 2 Atheno. V. alent of the GAHS In the third period lbe ball· Huffman Gallipolis 20 57 51 76---:1115 halfback Dan Welch grabbed a Bul1do& acore in the second Waverly dominated the · j.ea Cbamplla led tM ..,, f..n-.. the CQIItMt on1 '0118 time Totals IN DIVtou1~~ 0 10 0 Wellston 70 45 46 5-166 nlne-y~ touch<lo\yD paa11 from quarter when he Intercepted a contest in lbe scoreless second Iii~.~"~~ ' ,. excbangedbPde y, .W. Rt;CEPTIONS PAS~U~TTif~pt~D~ " ~~~·Tom'IVimeY.> · • Varney pasa-iaid returned It~ ball ~.. the Tiger~ ~~. ~ ,...w!'l'tin'·~~~ 111 ~tflll, ~,'\11 ~cl.'"w~=~=~.ti! !fW qc• r; d llliolllllfll'rJt ; .im• ''""~~~~~~ . ,.,,~·..J· ~ •lti! 1 1 '1ili"8G8cia'b''M 'w lnldlllllldr-' '" .,>! •r• · ~ '"' strong touchdown drl~es carr ea w e D'aa;"Wf.o• o11 .:::::.~M~;'ieiU~f':' wtbe' •,to. ~t¥JI\, '" "' " 1 ' J.i,'t,'f.~ ...PASSES COMPLETID " ......, .tlillriii03-IUIIWID In •12 plays, the Bulldogs thwarood by two pass ID- lopped Waverly's bal ~~ ~ latl! In jbe ~ pll~001' r SheeT! , t.f I o ~~~~~~s : ~ : ~ ~ tupe play mrlag botb scored when subotituoo fullback terceptions and a lost fumble ID camen wllh 5% yanll bl 12 liiCGad ball imc1 was ruabad 1D IIW'Cbad.yardstDtakea!J.. t~ 1~ ~ PASSES INTERCEPTED toucbdowaa irlthe lint ilalf. Don Wood rammed over from the alert Athens defense and attempts. 1 The score by quarters: " lba jjp1ier 'lfediCal Center in t lead. Job Dl!m eJfma•ed Gallipolis o o o o- o n. first AHS touchdown the two with 7:45 left. A paaa soggy gridiron . . 1Wtllstonl Waverly 0 I 0 $-- I G lll 1\s' .Leacb w•• the 111 drl willa a two-yanl PLAYER C·A YG TD Well~n 0 0 0 ~ 0 came with 3:1& left in the from Green ID Paul Scannack Athens saw .two sconng 51 Alherm 610._U ~~·. ~talicung offeJlalve pl:..e :~er left ..... wUb . ~~:;1n ~~ ~ ~ ~: ~,J 1 ~AINE1~ Pf58 ~ 19 opening period when quar- was good on the conversion, but drives bog down m the mud as left tl1llfd. ' 5:llleft Ill tbe perled. Neal'l McKlnnlss 0.2 10 0 Wellston 5 2 17 56- 80 ,. ~[BIIM'.I!IIP :.~ Paul lilait:! .llilt' lldJW, : 1• T I d R ~~MING'!'9N,lnd. (UPI) brokeloosefor144yardalnWwiJ¥b'· ~tiM; !Jui , ~Wl ''• .· :" " -,"" "· ~ ~g 0 e 0 omps ;:c;.:,r::::-= =ood~uar:~~· =-~~~!'4 ~.· tlle:bk. .··:,".:•\)·'',. • ;::~;;,,. ! -..'i!*iocl Over ou 42 7 ~ JJ~ straight~ oi 3'1-Yani w ., ~ I . ' ' ··· w ·. . ·" m • ·... tentionally walked Jobnny Baseball Comlillssloner Bowie Kialln saiJI • Beoch before May's double Saturdaythatnegollallons·wttblbemaj!lrleague , ._ . ·. down the Iel!lleld line scored • umpires have beellsuajleniled and that lltey t.m~NE,\Pol,IS ·ST... ~AUL, runtea~.whlcb ballldljlllmat,. Rose and Bench. now on strike. · · ~: <.'JPI) ,.... ~ C!lellar, a ~.!bough, ll1d ljad ID ba Clay Carroll pitched the The annoUDeem~t caaie just, illln.utes 2'1Pmitwlnneruapltcblr and· ~by buak)i blck "-lllll bottom of the lOth and got the before the scbedu~ ~ p, JO, ~tartoftbe National ' an ·Ill\' bl,ttef, won tile ~ · thellflb l,!lnl!l&.l!hen the 1wjnj Plratesootinorder,strlldngout League playoff game bet)II'~Jtll the l>irates ;~ad , ;!lh~. :n's.;~· ~~~datheb'se«onl¥, ClementeandJohnJeter. . Cincinnati Reds at PI~&sburgb• .Umpires ln . ! , . .._. ~· . , ,, . y, , IIW " The Pirates advanced oaly Pittsburgh were plcketlngTbree Rivers S&adium : Orl!llea lnllllb.,.. ·tile 1\lln!lHPbV l!!i*· . . .: . 1-> 1 one runner ID third base In tbe dressed In their dark blue lllllfoi-ms. ~:~~~ lo the llrst PJ!1t of Ball went on ID earn ,the game. That was In the tldrd "Negotiations have been suspended," Kllbn ' their b'll!kifollve l8l'lee lot the Vlclory. Inning, but second baseman said. " They (tbe umpires) are 011 strike. They American League cham. ltwaaaaee-eawgame,unW Tommy Hebns killed the rally h f' 1 off be~ th W h lui pilinahlp. BaUtmore broke II open In the with a brilluint backhand stab ave our ma er ore em. e are ope Cuellar, a 33-yesr-old PUerto fourth. Then Frank Robll1lon of Dave Cash's booncer, then :~=~ ~:es~~ik~e~~:o":. ~ettled at any time, but Rican lefthander with a sharp and ElrGcl Hendrlcb ~ threw Cash oot f<Jr the third out. Kuhn said emergency crews of umpires CW'Ve, couldn't hold the aeven- Pd R4!bllison scored oo Brookl •re ' 7th'· Win· In Row · PI h'SBURGH IUPi) - Pinchhitter Ty Cline'$ Z1 IIi tri 1 d p te ., __ , · g1 h tte ed for . I! e an e •....., s sm e s a r a scoreless yards been •8Cilft tie m the 'lOth .Inning and the Cincinnati Reds seoted defensive .erid ~ Llltlniir rP . Duke ,tool 8 3 • o leA!! 1n the Clllie 1n 'tile fGurtb peripd C.. 8.' 1 two more runs on Lee May's double to beat Pittsardi f · lb • ·· · · • burgh :HI Saturday in the first game of the Na .. ·o'nal .4 h . . , IJ!'.III!I>ther iiCOA WI ltrat pe)iod over the aJ~ lbtee!-1~ f!!ll by ICllb:m«t r ........ playoffs. . . .., , a ·!~locked Jllll!l;'u top trued_ B~ on a 38 - yard lleld taU11¥t . JU4 G~boe•.,.Dub,.; -~ Pblo .Slale ~eated tellli4!IQU8 g~·!l7 baYe Rllb. CXIID Slate P"*«i lip lts ~ touch<lolyu· ; · · ·lis ·Remab.ls· nbeaten, 18-6 . , ·Of= · =· ~llni~-::= ~u:e on a three - yard rurqa ·the f« .!lie 'toQeliclowrJ Kern• ·Leo Hqdea ·and lobn Buckeyea seared pOinta secbnjja· r•lllalolng Brockington· 1'1111\ed ;m the tldrd period to break.., period: .• , · , ami' two loochdowns lllld wbat ba~ a cloae game. n. 111181 Obio Stale · ~d· ; '"''"''"' Wellston lough; ..,.. . ' •~lJ~l~~t~pture . . ·. ·~ ' • Mlllml . ., ' I �... ' > ' I •17-,. lllldiy 'nmil·lllllllrill,.....,. • ,.., . PI!- ., ,.. .a;.y · ~Que m· " , . . s . ·t.. ·· i . Ignites RaDy;·" ~e... se To U·g~.L De , .II II .II. (tJIII) -' Rei Gary Nolan, a ZZ.year-olct loth, lined a lfiple ID Roberto Dute, ~lO Her,e Saturday . . ·. ~eel ~G· move Oli! lf:a w wA,th1:23~-lnthegUI!i ' · riSbtbPder wbo never has Clemente's rigl\tln rfllbi center "'n scllred~on a 1hree 'f.~ bllftlme,iiiVan~wf!ien ~ ~·· \Wo ~ '11f'd run by Stm IC.lllewdmuch 811Ccess asalnst field. run and Jl'lsae!l 11 yards'.\o illlphHOllowaybio!:~a. DUI1l. Jonea. · · ' ·· · the Plrales, IICatlered eight hits With the Infield drawn In, · ·• · , "' ~W§ ~~:£~ 1lllllw the cloud of the first ~'llrlkelnmajorlelgue blatciry, but foor baod1>id<ed I8IIPirel froni the minor leagues wcned the game wlthoot dillleul!J. There were no -=:· _,, tlwhtchwallllhutout woy ooce during the regular - · got only one nmner as far u tldrd baoe through the llrstninelnningsagalnstloolng pitdler)?ock Ellis before Cline, batting for Nolan to start the Irish Remain Unbeaten EAST LANSING, MICH. (UPI) - Quarterback Joe .: Thelsmam aent four team'' males In for touchdowns '' Saturday as he aparted tldrdl'llllked Notre Dame ID a :5-8 1' vlctl1ry over Mlcblgan Stste. •' ~; 'lbe oenlor slgnal-<:aller ted .:: btl team In rushing with 107 :1: •yards on IS carries while •: I• llOIIIp1etq 12 of 17 poll attempts for 147 yarda. , Fullback Bill Barz opened the ; ICOI'inlwith a one-yard plunge :! ......_.. .... .... ~ ~· · ' · · · '' · .~ ~ ~. . ~::nr~f Pererlb ClNCINNAT~b r h bl . .:·.o.les.·Dr. ~o.'· pT:· 0 .·'· r · i = werestandlngbytoreplacelhe strlldngarblters. ... . :II ~~ 0J ;1 0J ......~=~::%\~ijj@~~::.mlW&:: ;:;:f-;':;~:;. ~x'>l~oX!--1r~oun .....:-;...,., ......w. ;o:?:v • :-:;:;m:-::=~-. ...«.·:•:-.•.::"«C:~~~ ·,~ . . •'; ., ... . . , _ •• , 1 1, .1~·'1•>• RobiNclo'~~.lly.lw;• ~ ,, -~ » ·•'"''otto.@ ~· Dan ·JGhiiiOD ·"!'Pd to 'i lllarll. 1< iY!l..'~~} i!f ~ ;i~h·' ce~ter and ~8!!~ l!eat.', · To IIDjiib !Iff !¥!~~~ out a , ~ ,,Cl(f ~ ~ , ~·fOIIOin;d,i,{ar;.i'._ J; . ~~:r~.ll!~~~~" bpm'r .'~tp IM~ ~1811~ tfeld . ..l!bo!•"!'l ~.' ble*iihii'il!i~Jtlhlf ,Ntf, fa • . zneers .. . run• twl~e 11'~\'lQ~Iy · .m~ . . . - . lopked ~I a.ld, ~ :a strike, ancl!baft .llluiMid a hllb· llyiDrlghtfield. . . nt. baU dropped In tl!e lint row of the rl&hl' field grahd- . aWid eeata.._bfe!Y ~ feet Inside lbe ·10111 pole. It wu 1 • 3 1 0 0 Bench c ~?dfriMs• ' 'I' . . U: , . ' ·, · .1. O'JJ n,_. 0. 4 (J · ·Q•. 1 .D~· ' . ·--.Q ·.IR • ' g McRae ph 1 0 0 0 (;:.'=~!~d3b ~ ~ ~ Nolanp 3 0 1 o ~~:ofrP Totals 31 3 9 3 ~~~b ' i <UPn - • goal .and ooe extra point u West Vffglnta Bhook off stubbomlndlaniSslurday ~lot 118 fourth the season. paasea tor· 13 yarda and two touchdowna. The Hooslera 1011ne their listh ccnecuuv'e game, their third tl1la year, ·llllllll8ed to 41e ' J Powell •lirqft,a't07.fOIII!tl6ir oft the Twinl':liGp!a,. ,. ' " :; Hall, w11o 'fta· IO.,......In relief during .IIlli .-.uoa;:_,. up oaly one.Jtll in 111e 4i-2l.t 111- =~~~~ ,-:; Brubm 'blliiteCI .a · ~filii lleld gbllln the but Jndtani'H::III'II Gll'lnel' came rtght back with a eHort ID tie tile ..,... at at t ·.n l ;• M.,.._ r K Badgers Surprise Penn State osms Hero In .Da·yt·on's · • 28.11 Wm Ralph ;. A7aJea Leader Defiance ,..,ops 7 :'V ° '\.:til~.~~= I ' -~ LOGAN'- Cold! Dick Mlkea' three yards liiiD the ~ lt8riedlc~Cjq ~:· ;man .at. QIIIU'tedl-~k· blili be ' tallediD~Ieallnclt.-. · · · ,. ' .· GA us Grid Sta.: ....:-s were.-- in the llrstflalf,when two oUdl thNe lbnin·were lillerctiJ!Id. J. t; ~ ~ ~~ I~ ;&.. ., •World War n: · · · In Mud·1 u., • r"" 1 = 1 l" hie C .• J. , =· 1 we11a=·the~~ :';:.ea::.m:~ ~lrr Jalud 1!11Ce punted oace and faUr drl~ lfc1l1l,ed by the eluded 1 1.,..,. by llanJell, a 13-yard gaitop by GAIIS:defenae. SUo~deo.., 1 bn11:ea paaa ·, "="._.'= ......, .... p•••.._ olav, aa .,.- _.., -ufnm _,.,......... . _ ...-a-1 ~~-·r-....,,...._ dllteieilt llll'ieL 'l'l1e · Baewdeillo Sbaeta lll1d o.ll· :::!.:1..'~• by llanell.' · ' liCP ea··.,Jee.red lhrae _..,ramp 1 ....,....Wtwkelllldwen · Wetlaton'l Terf)' Stewar erl liM lltller ~~>· returned Snowd~n'• en1ulng -••· ldckoff from btl own Hr"' the Wellston's RDcbl 38. lbe •-M lllp'lj) ~i!J ~ i~r.~SYARD!~f~!tm ;~:.,·.f;,G'*' n' ' :'d' ' ''::::'d''~::':' ' ' \.\i. Friday Night's.. High School Results PASS INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDAGE .:lUI.Il --e- '*. 11 0 2 ~ 2 ~ 61 .;.; RUNBACK$, YI,RDS Galllpolls ., Northwest 20 Strasburg 7 Cots. Hartley 60 Cots. Linden 6 Sf. Marys 28 Kenton 0 PLAYER (IJ«IIIpotlsiPI YCi TD ~~:~~n FROMl~t.lwiAC:t ALL GAMES Canton Lincoln 12 Springfield Miami Trace 34 Greentleld 0 Lima Balh«101tawaGiandorf6 .,_1 O O O Gallipolis 7 10 14 13- 44 TEAM W L T p DP Twp. 0 Marion Local 20 Canton Leh· Versailles UMDelphos St. John 0 1 ~· 2-1 19 15 1~ 70 4 o o 110 25 · Jackson 12 Meigs B man (ath . U Parkway 30 lnster 6 Tollfs 1. 0 9 0 Wellston LoGon Klndlay 27 Lorain Senior 26 4 o o so 18 Glouster 8 Eastern Me igs Columbus Grove JO Per ry 1< (W.Ilstanl FUMBLES South . Ben d 1lnd .) J.1 Llma . PI yft TD Gll.lllpollo o o o 1)- o Gallipolis Jackson 3 1 o 104 40 County o Lima Sh awnee 28 Urbana 12 w 0 1 1 o- 2 3 1 o 94 36 Federai·Hocklng 12 Belpre 12 Ada 14 Blufflon >2 Sen1or 6 0 0 0 Wellston T Me~ lllel COldwater 14 WapakMeta 14 WarrenHardlng16Steubenvllle 17 44 310 RI!TUR~S 0 1 ~tt':,\'1:s LOS o o o o- o ~hen!"'lnt 3 1 o 32 37 Martella 25 Painesville Harvey (tiel 13 KD YG :rD Wel.lston o o o o- 0 Coal Grove 2 2 o 92 .OS 0 . 1 ·25 . 0 . PENALTIES Ironton 1 3 0 63 44 Lancaster ~1 Hamlllon Tall 6 1'2S o Glllllpolla (1) ·5 0 0 1)- 5 WillsiM 1 3 0 52 56 Pickerington 46 Carroll 20 2 50 a Wellston (41 5 5 0 11)- 20 Waverly 0 4 0 6 77 Amanda 20 Berne Union 18 (Wolltl111· 1 • , (LINEUPS! - Fairfield Union 12 Frankfort · KO YG TD III«IH,.tlll ·· SEOAL ONLY · Adena 9 '!'~~~~~~ 2 56 o ENI;IS - Eric Sounders, "'flAM w L T P OP Upper Arlington 27 Portsmouth ~ ', 2 1~ o chuck Howard, Jlm Miller, Pal Gallipolis 2 0 0 26 6 o · S tyle d for~ fan s 4 7t t Boster, 'rom Woodward. LoGan 2 Q 0 30 19 West PorlsiYJo~lh 68 East "'1'!11jj ·TACKLEJ - Chuck Wood. Alliens 2 0 0 24 12 · Portsmouth 9 "· Oil(lei· Btliflm,., Mark Oilvls. Jackson 1 1 0 18 :111 Wheeling (W. Va. 20 Martins . GUARDS- Mike Wolfe, Ken Mel!fS 1 1 o 16 18 Ferry 14 PLAYER w ... atey, Glennard Davlo. lrf111100 0 2 0 13 22 Fairland :111 Huntington IW. BUrntll. 1 11 0 Wellston 0 2 0 18 34 Va.l VInson 12 ,. Tot~ll , ., 1 11 0 CENTIR - ·Bud Sanders. Keyed for act1on before , •A.<;KS ~ John Davis. John waverly 0 2 o 6 20 Cots. East moore 21 Cots. South 6 ' !Wtllttonl · NOrth. olive 8umtll • . Larry T'atalt · 1 1 0 I! I 1!1 . Cots. Northland 211 COls. East 6 du ring and after the game. PLAYER Pll YG 'FD SM.vdail, 1\ltV, Sheels. Tom ,FRIDAY'S aESULTS: Cots. Whel*tone 7 CoiL Walnut . St.wart . 1 2 0 A tall squared-of! boot r.~'1:.!t.~~a COts North . lfllai ; ,· 120 Prose. ' P.!tt Near; Mlke Glllllpolls 18 Wellsb-1 6 15 plen ty ol styling 10 with aerrl!lflt·N· Alhtm t2 Waverly ~ ~ s. von · 2 8 F rfkli 12 Cots Jact<son 11 Meigs set off straight-leg pants . , , . · : tWtll.t'l'!l - '- . IJ:r~ tlng"•theD~. .. I;NDS- J: p.. Pam~~~, Ray IJ>gan 1~ tr~ 7 . Cofo.IMarlUI· ra n . .,... ao .......,.. McKlnnlll/ ', SOuth Point· 21 B~ffalo 16 Central 7 • • , rr«ft their own 31 TACKLES,' - Bill Ylciln, ,Ciial GloVe 56 Symmes Valley 8 Qn. -1 41 COlo. Mohawk 35 i. u ' ln. •• ~•·- 'lbe' flnil Hll'old ·Minrtl!g, Wtlllo ~ox. Dotaware 28 Reynoldsburg 6 1 lilieil .. , . , 91,1AIIDS +;·: Kb . tt~~h, ·OCT. ' GAMES: Columbus Wntland J.I·Gahanna ~ ,..~~ . WboiiWafd ll1d Ch~k Wl.lllllfilllijj Ef: Mill'fln, AI. a1 Glllllpollo ,. City 23 London 7 · • 1;-.~ , .• · ,._..,d !lit 8 ~r~;~~r:~;..:~.BilfMlllti. · ! M,lao ll Waverly . Valley 2~ Franklin I, ~ CKS 1_1 ''"-n· ......... ,~... ~fjll!n at tr~nton 11 ~to. :../~ t~t~.DeYUa stlal'l' Jatk'Hui~': ~c!Oii~ lllP' at Jackson s. Hamilton :t~ U: ~·t..JI• ' tilltlmah. ,JO. Martin. :Scoft · '.: ' · · • cado1my 6 New .OA'IIstlli1t-wjlb2:Qiell, ·~11. Allen Jarvis, Ed Martin, ·: ' ·: IR..t. tile clodl " Stili Terd>allkl. . · ~r:.'t.wa'l win ~~T~:sGAMI-~·'· '· c pedwin shoes = tl • .. : ..::,•·...:.r.;;w fo'tlle '19.95 1 !d a,.IGM. *"!~ IMJitb Wbl. 00\'erinc a 'two- , , Tbe lou . lei~ .a.ueu SfJo · Nl ,,.,; ~ · ...- · • ,,., .; < &m. ·i'~~ !1114 .' ., ' ~ lllleftalnlpullwlacroa wilhjuat1:12J.rliD the._,, IA, AHs Ni•lpS 1';• :"'1'•'111111 ._Wilt.. 'f " .. ~ ~rea.,rdonerMbir-umat~~1ne.: ~ .=ft. !~Cl ' ~:~: Sa.fu.~'tJllat_, '.s:B. . ·.~ ~~U· ·r..~~; ...,. . . ' ' .. ' 1• lniDieft-c:eitteti;fo;~ftillb Ollnl... wtiO'badtwotiOiifil ...u.t.. ,_._. ~_.., _ _...,. ·'·'-•-;··,. • PlrrssuRGh· bi ATHENs, ohio Toledo quarterback •• :f.L :.. Clemenfe rf 5 0 0 0 Chuck Ealey passed. for two touchdow!JS, Olle of M~ w.. • ~~~nl' 11 ~ ~ ~ them a 59-yard play, and scored o~ a 1o-yard 1'1111 ai won their 17th game In the last Oliver lb 3 0 0 0 the unbeaten Rockets trounced Oluo University 42-7 18 slarts Pd their lOth In a .I Sangulln c 4 o 1 o in a Mid-American Conference game Saturday. · I"!'W· Hebner 3b • o 2 o Toledo broke the game open • 1'heY went lniD the game with .n ' ' 1 ~\\r: ~ ~ ~ 1n the .second ,period with 1111 Cbuck Cole plunged We. on a ddi\g 802 yards per giUIIt . 1 Gibbon P o o o o polnla and never gave the one-yard oH tackle and (ullback Pele Totals 34 000 o 3-3 a o B bca'· h • - It the No. ·' I Cincinnati • 000 000 '",a n ~-..,.. was the Ealey Pltflb..,.ga,n ···ooo· ooo.tOIL~"tfloo}leta. bplrtl\ 'dQiora>•·' """'"< DP . .., Plt1Sbur9ti l. ·LOB,- ,,, '!aleyput lhe Rockelll!llll1111f ·. : Bo ~ tr'bl 'Ed Gulyas Cinclnnah ?• Pllt.burgh 10. scoreboard In lbe< s-ond ad loCI secbnd-quarter touch- May. 2B -38'AI6u, Perez, Slargell, . - i " Toled o in fron, t V'-'"'" wu held IDa - Cline. s - Ellis 2. quarterwitharune-yarapaaaiD . downs 111 one and two-yard Mlll8 lp h r er bb so fullback Joe SchiVIII1z w)Uch The Bobcats sclll'ed their oaly IDtal of 270 yarda Pd Wood respectl"'ly. Nolan IWJ climaxed a 54-yard drive by touchdown in the tldrd quarter gained only 49 yarda In Z2 8 0 0 4 6 Halfback Larry Parker ended Carroll o o o o 2 Toledo in eight plays. Fullback when taUback Bill Gary awept attempts as the lodlana defenae l the Irish scoring with onl,r 15 Ellis ILl . aroWKI right end on a !O.yard was geared on him. lfCOI1ds left In the game wben 9 2-3 9 3 3 4 2 run. " Senior~ Bob Greebam 0 • ran fair yards around right 0 Gl~- c•r•~~l- 2, :3L~ TheROcketsboWJ~tiacktn · 11111 31.530. , . lbe same period on Ealey's 59, 'l'heJsaMm added Insult to ' · yard INl8B IDflinbl: bsck Glyn GO~' WAlLOPED '~ perlod 'oi~ ·Injury after the third tuuchdown Smith and ,Toln Duncan's 42- · MINNEAFQj:JB,Mbu!o'(UPI) bill. . tjJ 'wben he hunbled a bad paa11 yard field goal. -Guy Jngles c;augllltwotDudi- ment :J!Nm center 111 wbat wasiD be a Toledo ended Its scoring In the doll'n pa~~~e~ infl.Jeff Xlllnei 3,000 Pf'NDI at . :lilck far ooe pOin~ picked It up final stanza on a IZ-yardl'l!l'bY scored one touchdown and -~~~y ':!played In colil, . , Atli~t)ol~\9 IIIII ran for two polnta. halfback Bob VIckers and a 31· gained 91 yards Saturday to • .,..., wea · Mlsi<IUrl 40 Oklahoma Tbe tough Notre Dame yard run by Schwart.z lead fifiiH-anted Nebruka ID 'l'he beat eHort Findlay could Cor~ll 41 Lohlg~ loi . defense didn't allow the Ohl . · a make~IDgettothe~ BostiJI! ~f. 56' Va. MU. 3 DAYTON (UP!) _ Fullback . o University now IB 1-2 35-IO rout of Mlnneaota :rl 'bui It wu baited on dolms. Ha~varl139 ltvtgeri't ::(pai;am ID penetrate deeper Gary Koslns rushed 51 times overall. ~. '. · , · VIllanova ,34 ~lawir.-.31 · <\ban the Irish to-yard line untU MADISON, Wis. (UPI) - Nell ·:10 minllles were left In the Graff fired two touchdown for 11114 yards Pd all. four · ·:PD· '!bat Mldllgan Stste passes - 52-yarda ID Larry IDucbdOWDJ as I1eJ1on defeated ',. ·tife ended in a fumble oo the Mlallk and 27..yards to Terry Louisville 2f-11 Koslns scor~ .:a,;r Whittaker - ID break a fourth:.: All* allowi!W the first ·three quarter tie Pd give WlscGnsin a 12, II and l '·VIIM&'IA ·. ifoW Dame touchdowns, the 29-16 upset victory over Penn a total of 60 polnla Iii three •iWtstn State defense palled State Ssturdey. . Loul1VIIIe got Its •~· together and stopped the It was lbe first v1ctory of the by · Bob ,: JU1 two-drives oo the 15 and 5- season for the Badgers, who had a 32 yard field > Jard linea. It effectively lost one and tied one. The loss GrWleisen in the second period :' Jieulnllzed the lrilh attack was the second in a row for the and a one yard plunge ·by ' •W late In the fourth quarter 17th ranked Nittany !Jons, who Johnny Godbolt In the final wben '1belltinam moved the hild a 23-game winning streak quarter. lrtlb for tbetr lalt tuudldown. IJroken by Colorado a - k Dayton took a 7'0 first period lead on a 93 yard toochdown 'lbe game marked the llrsl earlier. lppllrallce for a Notre Dame GraH, who spent much of the drive in 13 playa with KDIIns team oo artillca1 grlilland also dey on hla back as Penn Slste's carrying the baU 12 times. The second DayiDn' touch· ~ a Jim wlllcb bad &!rUed defense spilled him time after ID Irish vlctl1ry Iii EUt l.limlng lima, threw tlu:ee touchdown down, which gave the F!fers a llllbeir nine ~wemnce. here. strikes and set up a fQUrth With ~~ teai'l mldw~y thrO!J8h 1'hi7 Improved thelr aeuon a !&-yard rWlin the first period. second period, cam.~ on a ncord ID 3-4 while Mlcblgan Penn State scl>'ed first on a yard drive in 10 play•• ~jll , State 11111 begin Big Ten com- 25-yard field goal by Mike Reitz, carried the baU aeven ~~un petlflon next wee1t wltll a 1-2 but the Badgers came back that second IDuchdowil record. · after an Interception and • Loulsvme cut the1 ~~~~ Graff's !&-yard run aet ~ Rufus 14-3 at balfttme on G ll.....:-... Ferguson lor a three-yard field goal. · The second ball was a "'lilat ~auos scoring jaWJt. of the firs~ KOIIIns. ; ' 8 1 12 w:!:ln :~1-1~ • and Dlijlcll ICOred two 'lbudl!)il WILMINGTON, N.C. (UPI) The!Joni~a. ~lll8l'glp doll'ns in lhe third :: .,.. IIIIDII Deming took the lead In llatlstlea, a82 tqw yards til marches of 84 ll1d 47 Ylf1ilil<c c8trled the ;:~-.lli!rl8 early flnilhen 1n the juSt 215 !01; Wtao::Onlln. '!bat IQ tuihea ,ue.i for ' ,1 round of the Azalea Open IDtallncluded 181i 011the cround . IOif tournament Saturday, Clllllpared with mlnilll I& for toucl!dO'!VI! '~ the third r., · '~" . Clrdlna a 15 for a 204 tOtal. · Wlsconsl,n, altholigh Wlscl!nsin lllid ~. rout ·!Joles In lbe ~··second round leader, had 1lle edge In .,...mg yards, touchd01in drive. Ko.ina :, aat. 'out the ~ Mitchell, was at three- • 231-:101. : with lloWJing'Green Illlt···lnii!J ; . . par on his first nine. He GraH lost 71 yards, most of 1 ,lll!l'l,.corded two birdies and an thelll by belils <,lv,mped wblle because of .ari InJury. ..-l!t tihree on the par flve siith lfYinilw pds, .nd suball(llle 1l11Ulerback Tim Healy ended j ' ' Greenwood wu one with mlnus1t:: Deming with a , GraH .oJ of B. . . ~far 220 f·· ~ led Barlduluse ll1ll DaV. the Uons' ·!1JII!era ·. with lf · both recorded H'l Yards. ' ·n. ·:::'li ·!-!. '.,,' -=~~lllll were tied with · '· ' , l4tala of • • • , ••~. .•• . ·~:!:~r~~~ also carded tht HONOR IKE ·\••: only hole-in-one pOJSSY, i"~lliiCe (Uf'/1- A a four Iron a1Jot on th<Jroughfar6 In this town nel\1' three l&h. PlriJ waa reriamed "Avenue ol lol!~~.;~:'!_'1 flnlslierrlncluded President Eisenhower" SsturRoc!<Y Thompoon day In memory of the tate ·U.S. F.r,trlel (68) lind Prealde.nt and conim._ of ~tJi~.~. ~~ - .J, aD a,t flv~ .wled forces in Europe during • .Chiefs Rally, ·Toe Ironton' 14 to 7· ' 14 pOints Iii the 10111'111 quarter run II>' the amalil1111 - '!' ' Friday nlebt "' olefeat lrorlton good, but Lopn - 00 mp 14i7 i ·· 'J ) ' 14-71n one o4 the 1Dp attractions and lrorlton hid 1D 1111111t I .. " r ' .. of the weekend grid achedule. desperate c:cmebldl. . · .·· WELLSJI'ON- When a football team controls 'l'l1e blUer deleel hr Coack Culberlsun, ' • very 1111'1111& the ball, c:ollects tbe most first down8 and gains the. lob Jllaef• Tleen·IIIAIW bullinC I1Pe MIDI*, corriM the JnQ~t Jlll'llllle, it IISII&lly winds up a winner. · the aeetlld llnJPI week IIIey piglkln four CC111fcu!ive t1mea '""·:Nol·r.o here Friday night. · ~ove baea IUUed dewn fr<J111 the 16 yard line Cl1 bl •• ~ Coaell,oJolm Collller'a Wellston Golden~~~ IGIIGwiDII tbelr se1ecllo1l u Important scorirlC drive .. pllhed .CoaCh c. L. (Johnny Ecker's ~i~···. tile pre reaaoa fawrltes to Llpa'o bya1ilrlelllr ....,. · Galllpollf Blue Devils all over the field <from ~ 20 """ tbe 11'111 SEOAL dwnfaa pnred . . tile lilY til llleotberl butlosttheball game, liH. ploalblp · wben Rery MeBre•• ID" A huge ·Parenti' Night crowd teruz:d Hal Spear•' " 'lbe Golden RDcbts; picked baD u tile mldlteld llrlpe .. . at Logan saw the Tlgera score detp atlll1 pill • tile IIMI to illlllh lui In the elghWWD tile 11n1 period adell. first on a aenaatlonal 7&-yard ....,. af the m&w as the sou~ ado ~:ague lhta Proae carried four conpaal1 from quarterback Hal Chiefs remained ' 'nf ' ~. pfiiit bf W the beat of- secutlve playa opening ~I; Spears to end Dave Kriebel. Ia leur nliqll wld1e r.... tlliilve team the Galll8nl bave aecond period. He got four, 21, · Harry Howard's conversion dlpo 1o 14. II1Ctd an year. At !Wt that's m and one yard ID put the baU kick made 11 7-4wit.h 10:141eft in lnotatlstlcs,togan ledlll!ll'lt whal the slallltlc&, revealed on Welllton'all. the second period. downs 12-10, Iii l'1llllln& 110 Ill follqwlngthebruilln84&mlnute Peie Near ripped · up the · Thla score stood W1W the 108. LHS Intercepted two ' batl!ll : In :Wbldb - Golden mlddt. far !71D the Rocbl 1!118· fourth quarter when halfback Ironton paaaea. PRE-GAME WARMUPS- '1bree GAHS Blue Dev1181lne SOMEWHEilE IN tldl masalve pillilp In lbe WeDston and four Blue Devils PrOle bit olf Ken · W~­ Rick Krebe gathered in an The '11gera completed eltbt of ~ for puaes Iii pre.game drills at WellsiDD Friday nlgbt. !IJ!I)IIdjw:ed. ' · .. · Cluck WOod'• tdde of tile linefor endlone li Galiipo)l•' TGIDIDY Prose, wilo J1llt scored the lron!Dn punt on the Logan 42 16 paasea for I'm ·yen~~ while GAR$ won the game, IN. Left ID right are Jeff canadaJ, . 1J,.._ebll~111'17fln1 one yard ,Pd 1be lint GAHS Blue Devlla llrsl toucl1dtnm apiDil WeDston Friday. On left yard line Pd sped 58 yards for a Logan connecltd 011 line of Jobn Nartb and Rlcbard FergiiSOII. ,. . , . .W.l!!!!Upolll' IL 'lbe touchdoWn with IO:Oileft Iii the Ia Rocbt llfetJ Damy Settlee. touchdown. Quarterback Greg four for It yards. . C)lii,ermn piJied prds , ball. Neal's run for the ntra Smith found Chris Miller \with For Logan Rick Krebe Juaed mllfll.ta4'ceD!Pkled iJCbl pOints filled. n. drive covered the Important two-point coo- the baU 1111 timel for IDS yft 11111,.... forM )'ll'ds. Tlult 12 yards in IO playa. coLONELS TRIM SQUAD "!uad to tile required 12 version paaa .Pd the Cblefs wi111e Ken Culbattloll 1lholwed pntlleiMmeelabhlyarda Wellaton came rl&hl back, fi1 1-NI-M.' LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!) - ptayers. were on IDp 8-7 ,with 11 : 431eft in 105 yards In 25 carrlel. -·•'- lll1d paP... nt. mar"h'••ID the GAHS !lin only The Kentucky Colonels of the Tinsley Pd 0rms are veter- the contest. Score by quarten : ·... ~~.., "'DIYIDU'L NET RECD'IERED ENEMY n ••~.tball •-~PI whtle "·-- the amalleat Ken Culbertson, a :zoo.pound Irooton 0 7 I $-- 7 lle!U• W II&, wUb • IOplaysfollowlnga aensatlo!lil !;ARDS RUSHING FUMBLES- None . Ametlcan""""" """""... .... in u;c;;~ta· 1r 1n1ng l'll4lq ai4·11. pal'iq. 45-yard kickoff return by fll«ltloollol PUNTS: GAHS - Burnell, 2· ti011 Jl'rklay placed George ,...yer a sophomore fullback, sealed the Logan 8 t 0 M-It Mlllt astm•oblns upec:t wu Saltsman wblcll put the baU on Play-Pol. Tell y1 Avg 81 (40.51 ; Wellston - Patton, 1· 'l'lnslliy ll1d Barry 0rms oo Clllllp at 5-tool-k!aa a rootie Tigers' fate when he ripped t1Ji f••t tha . t Wellston bad the the GAHS 45. Tbat wu the Burntii,RH 7 60 8.5 33 (33.0) . A SCORtNi li waivers lllid released Greg from Wichita Stste. _ Snow4tn;QB 9 64 7.J INDIVIDU ~ tl ·.........., '"'•ht ID trim the piCNin 79 times willie GAHS game'a longest run. Gallta'a. Pl'crse, LH 7 32 4.5 GAHS - PrD$0. J.yard run. -·-• ou• ..,., m•••~ed -•· 44 playa !rom Jim Miller' 181-~ 6 23 3.83 10:04 second, fallthird : J. ••--. VIUJ 1""_'_,.. junior . ' Sh-. FB Davis, In2:-yard run,run . 5: 18. 6 20 3 ~e. . wu lnl~ aeconds later in a ~\; L~H ~ 6 1:5 period, run fall; Neal. 1-yard rge~s Wells!OO led Iii return yar- pQeup near the lidellnes with Totals , "' 205 5•2 run, 6:57. fourth period, pas,s . t11ge (7M1) and fumbles (2). 8:3& leflln the hill. (Wellston I fall : Wellolon- Settles, 1-yard "'· kets -•".... '"" m IIston the f!I.AYER Poo TC" run, 11 ;30, fourth, p.oss fall. , Too,.,..RDc After atAlppuoe "' ,_y.,._ji;. ' Tcb Yi Avi OFFICIALS - Dlle Hall, four Umel for lfl yards. G~ aeeond time within the sbadow . Alan Jarvis, RH 2 18 9.0 Dave Laltenwe11. Ber yl THENS Pta·"-In te back Mike Green punchecl the Bulldogs drew a 15-yard the Tigers stopped the Buiiclop pla)'JII .-rorles.o baU, !llld bad o4thesoalpoats,GAHSfaUedto Jack Hultman LH 2 9 4.5 Jenkins. and 8 ob Dante 1s . A a r . the 1 on lbe 15 and later on the II in only One five-yard penalty. move. Burnett zoomed ·a Joe Martin, FB 18 70 3.8 lroni~EC,.":'Sr:-rtSTlCS steady do!mpour of rain wblcll one yard on a sneak on a fourth holding penalty, and on the second half. . Bide llevlla·ii)Jured wen Tom beautiful 48-yard punt to the Roger S.lt.man, RH 8 29 3.6 SCORE BY QUARTERS threatened a cloudburst several down play. Green was stopped second try the Tigers held . 3 15 Waverly dominated the pj.018 runnlnl back; Jobn Wellston 261D get tjle Galllana ·<ff.'~~~~":r.i.t~H 3 ~ :~ Gallipolis o 6 6 1>- 18 times, Coach Don Eakey's on hla attempt at the two point AI lhta point lbe drllzle North 'fl•llback and Jim Miller of trouble .Den Settles ,Q9 7 ·16 .2.2 Wellston 0 0 0 6--- 6 Athens Bulldogs n1pp00 the c<~~version. be<arue more of a dowiijlllili stati.otlcs In the losing effort II . 5 lbe Tisers led In llrst downs 111def ·~ and offenltv~ ~ellston. ~ from Its T~•fs ' ' 55 166 ,_, ~~~~T 2 2 4 3- 11 vbiting Waverly Tlgera IZ-8 Thladrivecovered90yardsln but Waverly marebed 71 6 and in ruahlng 107 ID :K. Tba , ~All ~ee iat aut the own 27 tO the ~ stripe .JNDIV:t'~L ~~~SSING Well::, s ~ 4 o1-- 11 Friday to remain undefeated In eight playa with the big gallier yardlln !I playa wUb Varney Bulldogs hit on five of nblt d baH Another Blue bel tte W41DileY toesed PLAYER "l,A t YCi TD YARDS GAINED • RUSHING SEOAL competition. coming on an 81 yard paal1 from bllllllg Welcll for tbe TD. 1 passes for 113 yards. secon ¥art 'navis 24f:pound Set:! fw : JeYen-yard lciu on SriOwden 2·5 ,0 19 o ~~ r.!:• ~ ~ ~ ~= The capacity crowd at Rutter the Green 1D ~k Lea Job& Sebmllt's -.enloll 5 ,O1' -~ YARDS LOST RUSHING The Tigers connected on -ed lq but fourth down' Larry Snowden Totals I FleldsawtheTigersscorelhelr Champlin. That play put lbe Jilek na blocked 8lld the seven o4 18 aerials for liS yards. ~to play mi!St cf the t Ron lbe ov~ u lhe 11rst half PLAYER CWotto~ t ~G TD Gallipolis 1 0 2 1)- 3 first points of the 1970 Cllllpaign baU on the Waverly nine. score llood at IU with Z:G'I 43 but ~.&d three picked off by • Q11j:b Ecker did not ~. S.IIIH ., 7·12 •0 78 0 ~~'t'~lRDS RlJS~IN~l~ in the aecond period when Champlin started the second left. 0 1 3 0 2 Atheno. V. alent of the GAHS In the third period lbe ball· Huffman Gallipolis 20 57 51 76---:1115 halfback Dan Welch grabbed a Bul1do& acore in the second Waverly dominated the · j.ea Cbamplla led tM ..,, f..n-.. the CQIItMt on1 '0118 time Totals IN DIVtou1~~ 0 10 0 Wellston 70 45 46 5-166 nlne-y~ touch<lo\yD paa11 from quarter when he Intercepted a contest in lbe scoreless second Iii~.~"~~ ' ,. excbangedbPde y, .W. Rt;CEPTIONS PAS~U~TTif~pt~D~ " ~~~·Tom'IVimeY.> · • Varney pasa-iaid returned It~ ball ~.. the Tiger~ ~~. ~ ,...w!'l'tin'·~~~ 111 ~tflll, ~,'\11 ~cl.'"w~=~=~.ti! !fW qc• r; d llliolllllfll'rJt ; .im• ''""~~~~~~ . ,.,,~·..J· ~ •lti! 1 1 '1ili"8G8cia'b''M 'w lnldlllllldr-' '" .,>! •r• · ~ '"' strong touchdown drl~es carr ea w e D'aa;"Wf.o• o11 .:::::.~M~;'ieiU~f':' wtbe' •,to. ~t¥JI\, '" "' " 1 ' J.i,'t,'f.~ ...PASSES COMPLETID " ......, .tlillriii03-IUIIWID In •12 plays, the Bulldogs thwarood by two pass ID- lopped Waverly's bal ~~ ~ latl! In jbe ~ pll~001' r SheeT! , t.f I o ~~~~~~s : ~ : ~ ~ tupe play mrlag botb scored when subotituoo fullback terceptions and a lost fumble ID camen wllh 5% yanll bl 12 liiCGad ball imc1 was ruabad 1D IIW'Cbad.yardstDtakea!J.. t~ 1~ ~ PASSES INTERCEPTED toucbdowaa irlthe lint ilalf. Don Wood rammed over from the alert Athens defense and attempts. 1 The score by quarters: " lba jjp1ier 'lfediCal Center in t lead. Job Dl!m eJfma•ed Gallipolis o o o o- o n. first AHS touchdown the two with 7:45 left. A paaa soggy gridiron . . 1Wtllstonl Waverly 0 I 0 $-- I G lll 1\s' .Leacb w•• the 111 drl willa a two-yanl PLAYER C·A YG TD Well~n 0 0 0 ~ 0 came with 3:1& left in the from Green ID Paul Scannack Athens saw .two sconng 51 Alherm 610._U ~~·. ~talicung offeJlalve pl:..e :~er left ..... wUb . ~~:;1n ~~ ~ ~ ~: ~,J 1 ~AINE1~ Pf58 ~ 19 opening period when quar- was good on the conversion, but drives bog down m the mud as left tl1llfd. ' 5:llleft Ill tbe perled. Neal'l McKlnnlss 0.2 10 0 Wellston 5 2 17 56- 80 ,. ~[BIIM'.I!IIP :.~ Paul lilait:! .llilt' lldJW, : 1• T I d R ~~MING'!'9N,lnd. (UPI) brokeloosefor144yardalnWwiJ¥b'· ~tiM; !Jui , ~Wl ''• .· :" " -,"" "· ~ ~g 0 e 0 omps ;:c;.:,r::::-= =ood~uar:~~· =-~~~!'4 ~.· tlle:bk. .··:,".:•\)·'',. • ;::~;;,,. ! -..'i!*iocl Over ou 42 7 ~ JJ~ straight~ oi 3'1-Yani w ., ~ I . ' ' ··· w ·. . ·" m • ·... tentionally walked Jobnny Baseball Comlillssloner Bowie Kialln saiJI • Beoch before May's double Saturdaythatnegollallons·wttblbemaj!lrleague , ._ . ·. down the Iel!lleld line scored • umpires have beellsuajleniled and that lltey t.m~NE,\Pol,IS ·ST... ~AUL, runtea~.whlcb ballldljlllmat,. Rose and Bench. now on strike. · · ~: <.'JPI) ,.... ~ C!lellar, a ~.!bough, ll1d ljad ID ba Clay Carroll pitched the The annoUDeem~t caaie just, illln.utes 2'1Pmitwlnneruapltcblr and· ~by buak)i blck "-lllll bottom of the lOth and got the before the scbedu~ ~ p, JO, ~tartoftbe National ' an ·Ill\' bl,ttef, won tile ~ · thellflb l,!lnl!l&.l!hen the 1wjnj Plratesootinorder,strlldngout League playoff game bet)II'~Jtll the l>irates ;~ad , ;!lh~. :n's.;~· ~~~datheb'se«onl¥, ClementeandJohnJeter. . Cincinnati Reds at PI~&sburgb• .Umpires ln . ! , . .._. ~· . , ,, . y, , IIW " The Pirates advanced oaly Pittsburgh were plcketlngTbree Rivers S&adium : Orl!llea lnllllb.,.. ·tile 1\lln!lHPbV l!!i*· . . .: . 1-> 1 one runner ID third base In tbe dressed In their dark blue lllllfoi-ms. ~:~~~ lo the llrst PJ!1t of Ball went on ID earn ,the game. That was In the tldrd "Negotiations have been suspended," Kllbn ' their b'll!kifollve l8l'lee lot the Vlclory. Inning, but second baseman said. " They (tbe umpires) are 011 strike. They American League cham. ltwaaaaee-eawgame,unW Tommy Hebns killed the rally h f' 1 off be~ th W h lui pilinahlp. BaUtmore broke II open In the with a brilluint backhand stab ave our ma er ore em. e are ope Cuellar, a 33-yesr-old PUerto fourth. Then Frank Robll1lon of Dave Cash's booncer, then :~=~ ~:es~~ik~e~~:o":. ~ettled at any time, but Rican lefthander with a sharp and ElrGcl Hendrlcb ~ threw Cash oot f<Jr the third out. Kuhn said emergency crews of umpires CW'Ve, couldn't hold the aeven- Pd R4!bllison scored oo Brookl •re ' 7th'· Win· In Row · PI h'SBURGH IUPi) - Pinchhitter Ty Cline'$ Z1 IIi tri 1 d p te ., __ , · g1 h tte ed for . I! e an e •....., s sm e s a r a scoreless yards been •8Cilft tie m the 'lOth .Inning and the Cincinnati Reds seoted defensive .erid ~ Llltlniir rP . Duke ,tool 8 3 • o leA!! 1n the Clllie 1n 'tile fGurtb peripd C.. 8.' 1 two more runs on Lee May's double to beat Pittsardi f · lb • ·· · · • burgh :HI Saturday in the first game of the Na .. ·o'nal .4 h . . , IJ!'.III!I>ther iiCOA WI ltrat pe)iod over the aJ~ lbtee!-1~ f!!ll by ICllb:m«t r ........ playoffs. . . .., , a ·!~locked Jllll!l;'u top trued_ B~ on a 38 - yard lleld taU11¥t . JU4 G~boe•.,.Dub,.; -~ Pblo .Slale ~eated tellli4!IQU8 g~·!l7 baYe Rllb. CXIID Slate P"*«i lip lts ~ touch<lolyu· ; · · ·lis ·Remab.ls· nbeaten, 18-6 . , ·Of= · =· ~llni~-::= ~u:e on a three - yard rurqa ·the f« .!lie 'toQeliclowrJ Kern• ·Leo Hqdea ·and lobn Buckeyea seared pOinta secbnjja· r•lllalolng Brockington· 1'1111\ed ;m the tldrd period to break.., period: .• , · , ami' two loochdowns lllld wbat ba~ a cloae game. n. 111181 Obio Stale · ~d· ; '"''"''"' Wellston lough; ..,.. . ' •~lJ~l~~t~pture . . ·. ·~ ' • Mlllml . ., ' I �Kloeo Grato ::.,?: llluiSdaJ, Friday, SaturdiJ & Suncll special MEIGSACEDomdaBoga (22) lalllreldledoutOIIIhe turf UliJ: JaclrD!IrGnmen nllh IDWard him In Friday's action at Marauder Stadium. Jaclalilnlana left to right are Ed Michael, Dan Murphy, BID Rawlings, Roger Sdtea, Boward Prieot and Mart WoiJ. Jacblil ... , lJ.e. • . '·' Falcons Humiliate So ., liltiDollley ...... On the field. ..8<1 'every011e we had 011 the lollo-.. polnt;.getbn 1n the flllo&way ......, as followa : - Eric Monis, seilkr half· back, two TD's, 1'11118 of aeven 111d 15 yards and alao an ellra points convenlm m a pus lrmn Quarterblek Tim HDwai'd roster - and the younger - · lloutbrl Tor· played IDOIII Ill the tlme - I ...does Racine probably gueaa you can't say mudt other won't fuoget It eltber. tban It wun't our Intentions tD ec.dt Don Van Meter's fired make the score so lopalded. up Falcons humiliated lite .. Eleven different players end one by klcldn&. ~ Tamadoel by a 9Z.o aoore lllind In ' the acortng for the - Cheater Roush, junior Friday nllbt at Badttel Field Wahema route which was halfback, :§ yard punt return; ·:· amid colorful homecoming bound to be close If It was oot tD TD, alao kicked ellra point. ~ellvltlel. a school rtiCClnl fll' the IDOIII - Randy Clark, junior end, : ;. "I never felt so badly over the point In 011e game. two six-pointers, 6 yard paU • outcome of& game, ercept lor a The FalCOIII taWed 21 points from Mike White and blodted ., • · u I do about IIIla one," In the flrat period, 50 In the punt recovery In Southern end ' Caadt Van Meter remarked oecond stwa and lben pushed zone• .afltr the game. acroas 21 llllll'e In the final 12 - 01rt11 !IAiuah, 46 yarda run . "I llnow people wll1 · )IIlli* we wore simply trying to ap the leOfO" edcled Van R .u~_. G "--- O O ,(*~=~·"But whai oould you do Uueu rouse ~ora 'pera8 ct. 9 ·~ In lhll porlicuiM. In· . , lllance, your team did nothing ATHENS - Ruffed grouse, Sl~ then, however, many : ·WI'OII8 wldle tile other squad the pr1zec! forest game bird, Is a fanns have been abendoned .··'could seemingly do nothing naUve \o Ohio. This bird andmuchlandlsrevertbljlooce .·rlgbt." lnhablls both the woodlanda and again fa forest cover. · ,.. Van Meter pointed out lhat be brusl1landl of glaciated ..... Tbe inle!;JDedlate .atqes Ill · IIWted ualng aubotltutea In the theastern and unglaciated this rn:eralon ('vegetation 111'11 quarter, let tbem play QIClll aoutheutern Ohio. change) Provides !deaf l!fOUii Ill the second period and bad Grouae were very IICIJ'ce In habitat.. TOI!Jy •the ruffed ' elliJit lrelhmen In the lineup Ill aoutheutern Oblo between 19011 grouse Ia ;. commo~ and Ill the llnal half. and 1130, when alenslve land wlclelpre8d ·In aoulbem llld ''I 11now the people 1rom clearlna' took place and central 'OhiO,. · 1111• Rleille are bound to feel real agrlcul~ was an Important apeciesln the tough 111rt over the llnal DWllme," part of file regl011'• econ<illy: In this part of. tile alate vigorous and challenglna Tbe vlllttns of . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . ouldcior Ruffedsport. lfOIIIIf season upenr When you've looked at the re.tThera Buy The Ve,.-&.t- • Best l)llitJ ellest.SIIiic:e '. Best Price r· , , "Our Regulclr Prices Ate Others statewide ( acepl In dateli JD.. dlcat.ed in ''Splcial Nollel" on · ·Hunting RegulatiOIII) i);L&and . extends thro118b : Feb.. 21. Hunlinll. houra.Ire d&rllcht to · dafk. DaUy ·l!q Jlmlt Ia line and II' .. . toll llmlt ,after lbt . flnl clay Ia u . . . Sporllman end olllln . !D- terutect In wildlife "can · - m«e aboul Ibis game bird by publication, Rufled Ohio, available from Section, 1500 DqbUnl·~~.d. CO!uillbua, Ohio DIPP"! Pr~'l ~ ' \ ,.' ltEN SANDERS, a 1mbfrom Clat'"••ll, led the Rio G...-.le c.I1e1e Redlllea efa• t.waltf team to llaelr flrat dual 'Pietury of tile In• aeaooa over Moul· v...- Collqe, ~ 1aa1 ..... llthougll only the acores of file flnt five runners are CGUDted tDward a lellll score. Rtumera from MI. Vernm flnllhed Is~ 3rd,"1111, 12tb and 13th, giving them a lellll score of 38. The Redmon opened tbelr 1970 COII1Ptlllloo In the Kentucky lntercollet!late AthiBUc ls NeUJ A~ ·¥atiager Conference against Cai!IP· bellsvillo College and Union COllege In a triangular meet Saturday. The a..dmen wll1 open their home season Tuesday, againat MI. Vernon. ' League pennant In I~! fourtb In 1861 and lblrd in 181111. Tbe Red Soil fired WWiama after the 1861 aeuon amid npcr Ia !bat hla fwdbic wltb the playen CCIII blm tile job. Finley dld not ~lou llnanclal klcml of WIUiama' Cllllncl but llid II lor a ·uJUhstiDtial IIDqaat." FOR .= Ret:~cEach li:!:...llullw Cllll's nowest tos1o sonllllont 1101, - cow...r with ~ mellod $Wiu . - toPP.Id .wlttt tlttuce and -bun. Miracle Whip •• • NO COUPONS! NO LIMITS! BURGER CHEF, (W!IPOIJS I 1503 Eastern Avfliue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Weldwood. aU bitw•n , �Kloeo Grato ::.,?: llluiSdaJ, Friday, SaturdiJ & Suncll special MEIGSACEDomdaBoga (22) lalllreldledoutOIIIhe turf UliJ: JaclrD!IrGnmen nllh IDWard him In Friday's action at Marauder Stadium. Jaclalilnlana left to right are Ed Michael, Dan Murphy, BID Rawlings, Roger Sdtea, Boward Prieot and Mart WoiJ. Jacblil ... , lJ.e. • . '·' Falcons Humiliate So ., liltiDollley ...... On the field. ..8<1 'every011e we had 011 the lollo-.. polnt;.getbn 1n the flllo&way ......, as followa : - Eric Monis, seilkr half· back, two TD's, 1'11118 of aeven 111d 15 yards and alao an ellra points convenlm m a pus lrmn Quarterblek Tim HDwai'd roster - and the younger - · lloutbrl Tor· played IDOIII Ill the tlme - I ...does Racine probably gueaa you can't say mudt other won't fuoget It eltber. tban It wun't our Intentions tD ec.dt Don Van Meter's fired make the score so lopalded. up Falcons humiliated lite .. Eleven different players end one by klcldn&. ~ Tamadoel by a 9Z.o aoore lllind In ' the acortng for the - Cheater Roush, junior Friday nllbt at Badttel Field Wahema route which was halfback, :§ yard punt return; ·:· amid colorful homecoming bound to be close If It was oot tD TD, alao kicked ellra point. ~ellvltlel. a school rtiCClnl fll' the IDOIII - Randy Clark, junior end, : ;. "I never felt so badly over the point In 011e game. two six-pointers, 6 yard paU • outcome of& game, ercept lor a The FalCOIII taWed 21 points from Mike White and blodted ., • · u I do about IIIla one," In the flrat period, 50 In the punt recovery In Southern end ' Caadt Van Meter remarked oecond stwa and lben pushed zone• .afltr the game. acroas 21 llllll'e In the final 12 - 01rt11 !IAiuah, 46 yarda run . "I llnow people wll1 · )IIlli* we wore simply trying to ap the leOfO" edcled Van R .u~_. G "--- O O ,(*~=~·"But whai oould you do Uueu rouse ~ora 'pera8 ct. 9 ·~ In lhll porlicuiM. In· . , lllance, your team did nothing ATHENS - Ruffed grouse, Sl~ then, however, many : ·WI'OII8 wldle tile other squad the pr1zec! forest game bird, Is a fanns have been abendoned .··'could seemingly do nothing naUve \o Ohio. This bird andmuchlandlsrevertbljlooce .·rlgbt." lnhablls both the woodlanda and again fa forest cover. · ,.. Van Meter pointed out lhat be brusl1landl of glaciated ..... Tbe inle!;JDedlate .atqes Ill · IIWted ualng aubotltutea In the theastern and unglaciated this rn:eralon ('vegetation 111'11 quarter, let tbem play QIClll aoutheutern Ohio. change) Provides !deaf l!fOUii Ill the second period and bad Grouae were very IICIJ'ce In habitat.. TOI!Jy •the ruffed ' elliJit lrelhmen In the lineup Ill aoutheutern Oblo between 19011 grouse Ia ;. commo~ and Ill the llnal half. and 1130, when alenslve land wlclelpre8d ·In aoulbem llld ''I 11now the people 1rom clearlna' took place and central 'OhiO,. · 1111• Rleille are bound to feel real agrlcul~ was an Important apeciesln the tough 111rt over the llnal DWllme," part of file regl011'• econ<illy: In this part of. tile alate vigorous and challenglna Tbe vlllttns of . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . ouldcior Ruffedsport. lfOIIIIf season upenr When you've looked at the re.tThera Buy The Ve,.-&.t- • Best l)llitJ ellest.SIIiic:e '. Best Price r· , , "Our Regulclr Prices Ate Others statewide ( acepl In dateli JD.. dlcat.ed in ''Splcial Nollel" on · ·Hunting RegulatiOIII) i);L&and . extends thro118b : Feb.. 21. Hunlinll. houra.Ire d&rllcht to · dafk. DaUy ·l!q Jlmlt Ia line and II' .. . toll llmlt ,after lbt . flnl clay Ia u . . . Sporllman end olllln . !D- terutect In wildlife "can · - m«e aboul Ibis game bird by publication, Rufled Ohio, available from Section, 1500 DqbUnl·~~.d. CO!uillbua, Ohio DIPP"! Pr~'l ~ ' \ ,.' ltEN SANDERS, a 1mbfrom Clat'"••ll, led the Rio G...-.le c.I1e1e Redlllea efa• t.waltf team to llaelr flrat dual 'Pietury of tile In• aeaooa over Moul· v...- Collqe, ~ 1aa1 ..... llthougll only the acores of file flnt five runners are CGUDted tDward a lellll score. Rtumera from MI. Vernm flnllhed Is~ 3rd,"1111, 12tb and 13th, giving them a lellll score of 38. The Redmon opened tbelr 1970 COII1Ptlllloo In the Kentucky lntercollet!late AthiBUc ls NeUJ A~ ·¥atiager Conference against Cai!IP· bellsvillo College and Union COllege In a triangular meet Saturday. The a..dmen wll1 open their home season Tuesday, againat MI. Vernon. ' League pennant In I~! fourtb In 1861 and lblrd in 181111. Tbe Red Soil fired WWiama after the 1861 aeuon amid npcr Ia !bat hla fwdbic wltb the playen CCIII blm tile job. Finley dld not ~lou llnanclal klcml of WIUiama' Cllllncl but llid II lor a ·uJUhstiDtial IIDqaat." FOR .= Ret:~cEach li:!:...llullw Cllll's nowest tos1o sonllllont 1101, - cow...r with ~ mellod $Wiu . - toPP.Id .wlttt tlttuce and -bun. Miracle Whip •• • NO COUPONS! NO LIMITS! BURGER CHEF, (W!IPOIJS I 1503 Eastern Avfliue Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Weldwood. aU bitw•n , �' '~.·, BY C. poundloffllllk E.lll.\D!II.I:B ,._..,.._~·-•-111,•....._,.... Ql~l .,._. _..,.. -~- l'OMEJWY-'lboii&,.SbtnefteldberdofnearLanp\'llle eilll CowiiY'I hl&h berd Jn milk pnxlucllon of tbe yeer MriJ, ltiO. · recelvediDOII'qllltellllaweeklhowedanaveraseol · ........_. · -ot••--'"'·ofmllk lellln& I 3S.tmn; , . _ a n ""'"'•· ..._ ......' . 1 , 4.SperC<IIItbutlerfalf·or·~~"butlertalpercowperyear. the New in Fanning t.ri1ft - • .,... M"'•• County bultail_l production wu lbe "' ....... .... Ecbon Rolllb berd·With n:l pollnda ol butterfat per cow. Tbe a - - of the RoUih berd ol.211.9 cows wu12,11113 pounds of milk ·---4 ceatberd. 18 and the Sheoofleld herd Is ,,.. ,..,..,, . ,. llollteilll. Average bo:ly welgbta of L'le cows was 1,11110 pound8 . '!be elebt herds 111 Meigs County oo the da1r7 herd II'OWctlm II'O&J'8lll are under the mpervlsloo of Mr. and Mn. Virgil AWns Ia~- ~~ Guemse~ ~llbtbenlsmtemlnMelpeountyaverasedi0,816lbo.of .. milk, teslin8 4.1 per COI1t lor an average rutterfat productloo of 440 pounda per cow. . Average weigbt of the cows wu 1,000 pound8. Tbe average coW In tileR eight bel'dl was ill mllk 85 per cent of the year. Darln8 the year the &WJ'88e cow received t,OOO pounds of grain, ll,fOII pounds'ollllage and 3,11110 pounds of bay. 'lbll meant that the net eneJ'IIY received by eocll cow Will 411 per cent from gralll MCI 01111eentratea, 21 per cent !ram silage,16 per cent from bay, llldthebalanceofl9pereentlrompasture. 'lboaveraserateoll'OIJ8bagefeedlngwasZ.6J)Qundsperday per 100 .,....m of body welsht. 'lbo value o1 the .,....mct~oo per cow wasl691 with the feed coatbeills$240. TheCiliiQllltratecoatwasaboutthree.fifthsofthe total feed coats, or f13t, '!be grooa illoome per cow after dedUC!ting feed cost wu tlil whlcll had tD cover labor, l»usillg, overbeod, and aU other coats of production. Nm Oblo Avenso IS INTERESTING tD note that the Ohio Averages from 1 J4ll berdil wore very slmllar tD Meigo County everages. 'lbo ~ue <lf the production was fill per caw with feed coats $256 and the liJ'OIS Income after feed cost $4115. 111o average Oblo herd was 45.8 cows with the body weight per cow being 1,200 pounds. The averase milll J>rO!!ucUon was !2,2&9 rr .................. SEE THE NEW 60 HP Farmall! ; ~ s.t per ct~~lllld. ~ •74JIOIIIIIII ol Ra MilS General flllpital . 992-2f16 Pomelty .................. ~ cl.••••-••o ••ns ' '1<1' lfil" 111ilifld ' ,_. ; For" t!::l'e' : ' ,.:: · F Sale · ~l'n.r,. ~.~:O.O:,~:~~:;i::: 1:~: ' ; ' ~"n,. .~ -... LOST ":rklhl w~ 'col.,. ... su:~I!R "750" ...,. dlluxo · do~l 1:: · ' 161:• .t.\ CQMf'ANY In Alir!lllf 'Olio r•storli~.them· Mllh Blllt G0k1111 Touch ltHI St•u<t\Ni!lll • lint •· • '1• ~- ~IIlii for ••l"r L~tlre. olectrJc machlno,.,.. on dlaplay; .All< :A•vortlllno ordort• lor · tl)tiiol/9'1, · ·motli men wmp-•t.Rtnl: c.tlht Svpfjly for tdom0111tratlm of, •II· l .. ad.I I!&J_,.p;• I. " ·' , A, ;. '1llf fMd far lbe ...... !lllio QQIPIU 411 per Cllll from .bel'dl" -· . -............:,.....,_prosnlm .. cmeof • .. -..... . fta"''"-17perCI!IIfnllll ,. bi)','MCI 41\1!7!"....,..... _ .... ·· .... '· -~~"'- .. "" ,_., lbf ....,_flooflto•belp f!l!pl !fiii\D j)O... w• · o Cllly mM1ae 1be ..,., e\'tll, IIIII,:: · " ~cme-co-v"'"'-.;......,..., __ ,... • tobod;rn~C~JL _ - 'lbe --·clull!7~ata~_ l.t11iW.""'!''*I. ""' ..... w • -. . """"..-.,....,.."""' ... •lleodl8veiJ. ,_ · 1,3AIIolaleill- . . . ..1141d bod;r-"" !If, I,... "' IIIiA Plit)il a..t ' pounds, produCed 12,113 pcllllldl ollllllk far a !Gill ftiUt ., berda bad an bod;r •tllbl ol ... -*••, produced a,m JNIIiltdt.· ol 'llllt'At a IIIII tJDI!Dd !if!"""4e OYil' ,_ . . . , 1" ' ... ...-of IJOII)da IIIOI't.lblli ....... milk, valued alt$71. Tile feed C0<11 I*' 100 polllldll """' 'lbelt'~ill·levellolprvd1JI)IIoiiNMillldbl·'l,fl,41f· ...... led - · ,..., ~- ..........H_ -~•-, :.=~~i.:eed.~~~ '*"~·~ · producltanud . Pib7menl8f~ _ ! ~..:E;.~ ~ -IIWIO illddl'~ !ii1W..~ ~lll!lltm~'"" . "" felil~ . ~-AiQill ~~ ~ ..--m.Oilo*"'tlllt·~~~~~~JIItf!lp,lDQJmt·~ 11 •~ produ,:~; ~ · ~llirelllrn.lltll:fl·-· ...... _.,........ ........,_ ~ ''mllllo4111"~111MperCOI1tfartheloJrpp. a retum of t%,11 per dolllr'1 wm!l .ollled .,.; or • 111 .,. . lfllbtr Ieveii ol production ...; IDQn el'lldent Ult Ill r.ed, . .......... JII'QPOI'tlonal OI'C!l-' c:olll, more ::;;;.""oij;bo, NIOUI'CU, Au co'mlined Ill p lbe ll!lh · pro . . Lay of the Land District soon after Its organization In liN!. 'lbo older Green's plan number was 42, which meant lhat he )'II one of tile first people In Malon County tD make use ol a soli COli· aervaUon and land uae plan. The reoulis of this long Ume conoervatlon farming can eaolly be eeen now oo the G.larm.ltlsawell-uredforfarm which bao an abwldance of Juab grass. The !ann record ahowa tblt in put years sbipcropplna baa been carried out, tile draiDase inltalled, open dralnage dltchel made, diversion dltchel built, sod waterways eatahlilhed, two !ann poocl8 built and two .,.,..tng developments made, tosether with watering ·lr<Juibs below them. ID addition, the record purebnd Allgua callle. Frun !' • u- enterprilea there large amount of manure Wblch they ·apread over their liJ'ualand. · One pl'oO! of the suceea ol their larmill8 ~lion II tblt two or three James showed the prile wlnnlnC baby beef at the Muon Comity Pair. yearaaso WE WERE on the Edward Malin !ann off SandhW Road. In lliaeuaslll8 his c:ooaer.-aUoo fannwitiiMr.Maltm<,nfl>ood tblt In the put few lhat he h8d Improved much o1 hil putureland MCI also meadow Ianda. When be started Wlll'ldng on his peature,lt was low vaiQe brush land. Be eleared the brush and turned the land Into· yeara the slrl pvo this !ann Ill the YOWIII couple. . OSCAR JOIWAN of Route rl rectlltly repaired two exllllng spring developments. The CIJI!Cftle trough belllw one bid era'cbd and needed Pltcblna· 'lbetileandplpeiJJietDtbeother trough bad lilted In, fllllng the co1JecU111 bUin wllh aoll. Be cleaned oullhe catch baaln and lines. Now It Is worklna very nicely. It bid been conatructed .,:'iu!"';;·=~ Jil!- lif 'll'ilter. '!be pond Wlli found w·~~t eriUcallf low al !Ill earUer villi and a aearc11 far IIOIIJ'CO . '.t .'.:' ' bJ&b 11f011uc1118IJ'IIII)and by tile ,. ' ~~---•••••••••••••••••••• NEW LOWER PRICES ON POLYETHYLENE FILM T'H1J' W:ZS.~'MAN AGE.'MC y , , ~ ~.•·.;Q,'\\1 J::::::· L ''· 23.J..3 I " . 233-~ rawm good· • condition, 'Wanted · .,.,;r . paym*"fl Dillon 2$4 111ume Very Good Location '., Gilbert w· I ·wrence ... . _. ., - Bush Cecil Roseberry ·· ' •~~~;j;iiii~~"·'~~'' '1,'' l ' l Agency Habllrt. Dillon, RuHor Olliee -2674 HoWard or Lucille Brannon 'AND A VERY 'felortnCe•· doll~ !1!)1~ Wanted STORE ' ' prOpllll for beef cattle and araln t ' ~thir'a. Dl;".e· ~r,. ·.o SECOND . . PRIZE < .. . ~· ' ~PIIIZU .· EAcH ·OF '*"'~'4 · •from . lh• Alltmony !.eo., ony •Alao we • - moat "all U. $. COli 11 1ou • ~- of "'it · .u':f.ro1, • . . '15& .. , SecanlA.t. tLEAN FARM WITH SO "ACRES TILLABLE (20 A. BOTTOM!, lfJ A . TOBACCO, 12 A. CORN AND 9 A. WHEAT BASE . 40 X 40 BARN , 15 X 60 TOBACCO GARN. 4 BEDROOM !-=ARM l:tOME . PRICED $23,500. IIIEAR RIO GRANDE , , ~•!r.:!:. S~, ~UMP ·~ .. ~ . Ph9nO 2.65-5115. '"" f\1~" ,·\. tyP~S . ill bufldtnft '"I k • , . flEW. _M~! _Ituv FER . USOk .G .· ,.,,,.Of ol!rlck,_ I wlniiO;(ia, flnttls, etc. aucle Wlntli's.'Rio Graft!le, D. 1'11:.2>1}5121 alter 5. •· ;n!l ·. _ll&lriiC! • .. -.n.1l ~"\lUI'· PRICE · '1550. "·" , 1,_7 FORD. dump truck $4.01111. MAI>lo.,.. _w . 'UIIIilisillliP.I!ty .• Ph ;;., : dttc:rlbt. We are Ptrtno los> ,,\ J!rlcos. GarY, PhltUf.';BOx 702, '"........... _.., ""'oa. "'' 233·3 , 8usiness Opportunities Unlttll 011 . Co: lltW ln. l4r"' 'rlmo U..., ' Galllj!Olll, Olllo · ·- ·..._.... ~,.-.-,..NEW . ~-~~~ ...R""'M " ';, 'II' ~ . SUIT s"'•··"'·-- , f7 367 71 Paclton !o doorJ hOipllol you will find this spadous 5 BR ltHI21<!1 both hOIIII.II's hord 1o lind ·o better home lor entertetrifng. formolly or Informally. rooms tor '""',..._ or ptenz roon'lo ; lorIn antique privacy,while a1 decorthlcl Ov~slze :.h~. f.!''~;:~~g · chen wllh complete llh room w dining a.-ea. tile balhs. 1og II rep1ace. Two Roc. T wo aLnlsdt with lull-time real estate service. Oscor Balrd-416-4632 ~':cc~·~~:·. 0::,~ ~~:~ to Florida. Price reduced. DougWothtrho~-W-42.. MASS. · . IE Immediate posaesslon. Mob'I Ie HOme 1J,~.~.l'h,:~!':'~ K~~~~~ kitchen. large living room, REACESTATE BROKER TEL 44&-1998 two bedrooms and Iorge bath wit~ weshtr. Nice carpet: Hurry at S3.900. Rodney ::Y,;'t:r'J'tt'l~"fJ:"e.:r.,c: biotlllilul rancll, sf)ilo home. , 1· L0 t S Ia~ .._war, llltQO LR ~llh ofdno llrtpfoce wE HAVE lots, lor homn ,............. I r. I andlorii!ll'~lnlng"IPice.twa ' · mobile and double' ·~ ...,, .~. btlhl, . lull dlvl. flnlalitd I wldes. h-"-es ""' 1 2 STORY, 6 large rms., bath, partial hose .. new root, new alumlnumsldlnP. ' H. w. firs ., new lactory kl chen, J rms. paneled, water lap paid and nal.gaslnyard. Ownerwanls to sell for only 111.600. ::,"ll• dial. 'Uft Jri Hew ~~~f~i~~~ house. New fuel the NEAR NEW four column 231 ·6 .• · blue. NEW 1910 ZIG-ZAG -lng . Four Bedrooms •act • 1 1 ,. ·mac. no . n or •• 1na1 •· ory .$26 000 carl\lfl. Zlg-:Z.g to moko 1 buHonholos. - on bultono, ONE anc1 - hoff acre lot • . ' · '' 8"'111 ,. · ..:... · ' , ,_ onl~' •• ·.. o. .:. z 10 PER CI!NI .Otf· ~ll · litd!OOIII . ''<' ·' ~ • sullel,li>wati'II.W.Saltencll lel'ms. n446-:1702. 231 OCtober 3. RICO's a. Used -6 Fum., 854Sac: 446-9523. . ELECTROLU" Va•uu'. , .. · '· ·, ••1.1f· · • · · " • "' · a ~omprete with tl· ELECTRIC range. In _goOd · tldlrilenfl· 'cordwlndtr on~ cco'l!lllm.-Ph. ~:N!'·JIIIWI: 5 P.llnt u ·'tl'lllod 'but ,., like p..m ~ ,, l·. ' ~ ""'"" " · ..., ...,·,. ,,.. · Jii · ·on. <'•f . 11 ' ~red. ·~· 2702 · 1 ' netr cenq.~ $oya Of. Ohio 3nl &. . . ... ..,.._____.., ' . •Home Ownen • Mobile Homes ' •'"* .·: . . " ,;,.. •Business Insurance •Canceled Rill • Pn!nii'I.Gineral , l8bity IIISUIIIICI • farms • Bonds ~ 1 1121 baHmen! "'''" ..,.n'"' Eort Wln"n, 416-family r - , snack bar end WoynoAmllblry, 416-G239 large lfont fl,...oce, laundrv Otnver K. Hfglly ....,,., room,patlo-stolhelarge -::=:c::=:c:::--'-picnic • - 2 cor -r-e, 1 old · ow v• yr. •· ·· AI' Electr . lc $JC· .,,7"0 ;o ·· 2 ' · 1 ·~.!!T;!.F, Ulit .... >J··' ,:~ """'wrth' ..,....~~let -~· nof•; l:_!rgo 1 . virp , C.rpehlcl ~R •.pltflft i!Vfagi · llllt<e. 111-,,-li!!,tll. laundry -' 231.. ' ;rOotn,·Goi'Hl It fi~lljlod ~ ckMifft :II I l!l!lllly. room, cltan t~tl~ · flt~l. nice ·o· lovel· ''w.'ll::''!dllf; 'f "''"llll 2:02 ·AI:rtrt 0 St Rf 160 • • RUSSEll --MJOD 1.650 SQ, FT. llv. area, 6 large rms. and bath, H. w. llrs., r,lenty built-In$, all modern " A. rtme con,! Iocated on 04,, fenced lot, arge pond, 2small barns, and troller pad. Plenty llllered water from large pond, · KAI'JOR ll!;IIL ·....,. ,.,.1!1066 Near Vinton 18 A.. GOOD 6 rm . house with llalh, good barn, If• A. lob. base, 20 A. tractor land. Price liO,OOO. Eureka ' ·. >10·A. 5 RM. h®se, drilled well, ~tts of Mw limber and cool. ... tco $7.500. · for a opade slam. qlleell ed. Ph. 215-5232 or 215- of $pades to be of prime 220-H Importance. He accepted the idea of a slam by bidding Pfumbin& &·Heatiq three diamonds. North's lhree:)pade call CARTER'S PLUMBING confirmed spadel as the suit AND HEATING 8JO FOUI'th Avenue , and South made a further slam try . by bidding four Phonehearts. '11tla gave N'ortb a 1 chanee to go Into Black· STANDARD & u •• wood and, after South Plumbing -ttng lbowed. three aces, North de215 Third Ave .• <U6-3712 117-11 cided thai a grand slam might weD be In the cardll. --::-::E-:-:W:::Irr=·s=--=PL:-:U:::M:::B:-:-::N-::G ma flve-n<>-trump call 0 AND HEATING1 aoked for ldllgs hut it ciJd Route 160 at EVfiO;rrmQre at the same. tiJne. It Phone ,., - 27 H told South that NOrth w.u interested In ~g to 281 · seven. Sou t h rllil!ht bave shown his line k!Jlf 6ut,Cill)e Brommo_r Plumlllni a Healtnt to the conelus1011 that .llle,. 300f...-thAvo. killg of clubs and que,.-,. Phone 446-lW of s p ad u were wll&l' w8i Gene Plants, Owner needed for seven, so South 2'/I:H bid the ,rand slam. Some care wal needed lti · \YIN AT the play. H South .1\lld bur• · rid to draw trumps, ~ bad club break would haillt'; beaten 1llm bot South .' Bidc!i~ lowed for this. He ruffed a hear! trldl~ By Oswald & Ja.... Joe-.., two, played the ot• spades and a NOB'IB I his 10. ruffted heart .K/75 trump, --::~--:-:-7::-:--":':"'- s.s." BRII:@I Stoyman I«Japts To Slam •z tKU 4. AQ~7S. .• ~T •n IWI1' •·te• .KQlOU tQ95S 4J ••lo8U .Jl07 4101'fl SOtnv (D) I .,- .AQ102 .A75 West aJ·" hand •' .. •~u ,Suij 's..a r.em.· •Auto Delivery Service, formerly •xu Your ~ Home 416-1752 "A GoodMan to Know." : I .t Office WATER well d'JIIIIng . Myers pumps, sales and service. Registered driller, C. J. Lemley, VInton, 388-1543. 231-11 ,l<R6P~tTYI r ~~;,~.A.~ Near 'Rio Grande ~~l·:~:~y : W: -IL:-:L: IA::-::-M s.-::w~.,::-te-rs~Woler l~~~~:____J =-~'*.!from':.\'.,:~~~ ,:! ~~~a~:.,~~~~~~~g:' 1~1~: Lls~~~~::/P~~~t?.s--;:-ec~·,~; ~~~l':~~.,!;;n~~~ ~eg!~: the ""' aBaddllrttl~on~~:;y"nf! ~r::''" had GOOD j:u!AN ond E s to.l. C.rl Winloro, Rio ochoolo, very r ' ,, Saunders 197-11 rlg~l. ·. CitY , · ., ' Haword 8. -=:=:7::-:-::::-:~= Bar(liins · · I9JJ • Mutllll fundi RALPH'S Carpet Upholstery Cleaning Service. Free estimates. Ph. 446-0294. j;",'f#l~~ l,'·its&['' "~1~~~~~~~~~~·f.~=· ~ Ste~~H -~- ' RM. houi& .IJI!d 1 A. on Texas Rd. Pl>ictd at onty u.ooo. • RM. m-il' hooiae, partial baae .3 " ' l~t. 'Pr ce rldui:ed '19.•000"11 "'~"' , :·... • Hay . CHICK OUII PRICES lEPORE· 8UY • u-ll..l , . , . . •. l7>1-H --=--~-:-::::--:- .4 ' · • Bunker Sitd r. 1- - . -- 9499. w(t~ Sclffi:~'i1"1.__e~ro::: ~ .orgorderl. 1 DRYER. Insurance Inc. A.!,~~: ~. n~• ~~~~ auar~ ;r\\'!lr~;: !'!.·c:f:'~/.; :GWJPoJ,J$ :rUcJoa . s . . Goon .and Htn~lng, ' . . ' . . lil..·• ·. • .. t•·,eur "- _., 'f,~IC.:NS U"' Far ~~· . •·R.oc:r '. .,; 1 \ .· ' . ' I . If. .... N"'"r- lor· ,..,; Has ,..... " ...~. '· OWn loOfo, CoiiU.. • • ·',· . ·· ·• · 217-1! Jl'::· f.!et~:~ m~. ·Con. <r--.,--.,--..,.,- -~·WASHER· I E•- BEDROOM BRICK ON A GOOD I chtck with yo~r Gronge agents at tlie · Neal lno. Agency, St. """" lor ouiQ,~~State ro, hom-., '-lhil e general liabllfiy. 14-lf SS.OO Service Charge Will remove YOIII' dtld honeond cOWl Coli Jackson 286-4n1 '-----:---:---- - ' · NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 0 & 0 Mobile Home' Service! Pl. AU'I'O, F11, lilt, 45 Stat. $1., •_ Waldo . Brown, W. R. PI t W easan ' · V•· Ph··67~-•· : Brown, -19& 1: 233-M ·. \ .. ~u:n --;-;-:::::;;:-;:;::-;:::;1-o. '. ; ALBERT EHMAN · ·· ''" · Water Delivery Service Sa••n ·· ~ . a.. _ :·~ Patriot Star Rl., Gallipolis ,. UvtiiJ Ph. 319-2133 •. 243-H wtUr.J TERMITE PEST CONTROL. FREE Inspection. Coli 44632<5, Merrill O'Dell, Ooorotor for Extermltal Termite . Service, 19 Belmont Dr. · 417 267-H (OpPGSill I'Git•Office) GILLENWATER'S S.ptlc Tonk ' Cleaning & Repair. Ph. 446•IJe .~ BAIRD IE &I'TY co· . Itor Oscar Bair•, I ea R~S )=~·~~ •:r,~·n~~~ B~fy {l~;';'~·· .. 8UL~S DEAD SRJCK g!~ Milf~ ~·ompleto ' . ' ·Services Offered • IIISiiance .r--------.-, FOR4LLyourlns.Wonce . . . . IDEAL 1or working couple. 2 balanca. Ph. 37NA69. • Evenings -122• bedroom ,~•rniiiHOd •• gar-e ... 235-3 Rehrt Condi!e, - 2852 0. 0. PARSONS . on Iran..-. opart.....,t. Ph. 446:129.11 1m FIAToQKtro good .runnlng Just Listed PINKING shears & Scluors Wrltl! P. 0.4563111ox 453, , cQn<lrnm. must Mil, 12$0 or s ACRES tocaled.m 51. Rt. 211 · JAY SHEPPARD '"' • sharoened. Sheppard Sewing Gallipolis, O.. • 233-3 SLEEPING RoOMs • . - l y . blot otter. >146-4053. wllh ·35o' road lrml. 5 room REALTORS Machine Sales & Service. rates. Park Central +!olel. 235-3 ont · story . home and bath, ,Farm, Vllllflt, City Prapori,. 194-H · ----·wa· 76-H co· IN I · B II large kltotteo with plenty Flrsllo__Offvl_ , <50 Second Ave. ·WANl_!!D,......,..,. · FURNISftED.P.,ii'MJt, · f ' col tcflons. n re cabifleta, front and back Pho~!9_ . . SMITWS Ph. 446-4775 SO ultlf plan .., diamond lfHI.I-Iry ntoln porch, deep well, cellar house What Has Ten 2 to 3 REFRIGERATION' mo .., teftphorlt number,...., roomo. Coli - 2206 . •ppralsed, ~hi or sold. storage, bUilding and clllcken GOING BUSINESS. SR 554 SERVICE directions fo you7r 1houst. l\'ltmben. of Approtsers house, extrli good ;ardon. Legs And Eats G•rage and grocery with all DORSEL Smith, Ntbo Rd., 22._" Wrflo lo Bo• Ho. 16 • n cart Astoc:lallon of America. Max ldMI lor rellremenl homo. equipment for both . Large lot, Repair of refrigerators, air of Deily Tribune. 227_12 tO rent 6r weekly. Tawney, Tawney Price 11.500. -A lot? good water, oil heat, full inconditioners, washing ventory. O.Vners selling due machines, other appliances. to heaiJh . Ilia Hotel, "" 206. :m 26 229-11 BidWell, Ohio oa1 1l5-H • . . ___ . _ Ph. 379-2651. anted To Do . . ONE STORY home, 7 rooms clean<bodrm., twoslorywllh CHESTNUT STREET WILL WASH end dip Poodln. UNFURNISHED 4 roomo end SINGER spoclaiMitSewuvn YOU and bath, paneled LR, storm two balhs, two living rooms, Beautiful throe bedroom CeniAI Air Condlllonlng l' Ph. 446-t535. . . bath, ldulro no. $80'"' Toucll ond -lng wlfl!lowo ond ctoor>, gerage, dining-kitchen rm ,. and two home large fenced 19t. - Httllng . . . . • , > · - · ... ...1tarlumi••••-.· . .· ·~ 51,, .mtclllno • ln__ portalll _ t CMO, •ood _ well, lot Is 90' x 1~ 1"!. ~.i!1"PI"•I'tlt« '"''Y·.• -Iqo, , q""l sfl:let, " F~ 1!~~), ,':. :'""':' ' ,."-'22&\.11 f Prlc1 '7..,.:T ., 1 · · ' n . . • I ', . .irv"r·- t j!ll • '"< stor.-ge"'oom. ; ·''... ' .;. : .. .. Gjlllpoilo·a(y . Dfst•.m '-"·.Jill' • · LV s · Wanna Work? . .. · · L#ftr Rlvor fld. E>q~ecl to Buy '!OW ·r.rl<l IIYI. Fronch WE HAVE sovorol good SERVICE station and garage KELTON ROAD - Nice lhree SEPTIC TANK CLEANING WE;. !fi10Ciallza In tlnyl pey_over 1100per Coli 2$6. Clb' Singer -building lots In good locellon. locafed 011 two Slate Routes. bedroom home on edge of REASONABLE roles. John and , nome bi'ltHI tlumlnum ··1!91: · .Sales _a. ...-viet, A Court St., Priced Under 510,000 _ town, filii tlalh. city water, . Russell. owner and operator . . lidlng, roofing, whllegutten, · 230-lf Gafllpolts. Ph, _,>155, ' ESp . carpeted, aluminum siding, Ph. >4<6-47S2 alter 5:30 p.m. · shutters. .. : 212·11 • • • Colonial Estate awnings, three quarters acre 115-H otALLI'A!!~-J!I!ttl-• <U6-214r.-'1~ UTE or LARGE LOT (140 X 230) IN SPRING VALLEY, NICE KITCHEN , Jl/2 BATHS, 2 CAR GARAGE , FULL DRY BASEMENT AND A WONDERFUL GARDEN . LOTS OF SHRUBS AND FLOWERS . COUI!~fi ' w111! to rent or 1ak•• FOR YOUII 1. . If<-•· Al\" ~to I feeding production. 'lbllfann hal 'been In the Morgan family slnee the early 1100's. , James tGicl Ill! tblt thll llbry hu been paaed to him tbll hil sreat • 11"11 • ,randfather Morpn bad married a P,l by . the name .of tAIIg and Iiiii u weddloil ,._,.~ the falber of ''li~ lll~h tVI,.m~;"•. SL:-:E;:E;:P;:I:::NU:;cC . ::R::OO::M:;;S,-:w:::.::,kly SE;E Studio lot ~all~ rites, ftN· gor011• · parking. ~~~~ :f'~ ~;!.. ~d< BLACK AND whit, Engll<lh Libby Hofll, 74-H and white. < Soller bird c1oa OR Mondfy at ' my home el fl Gorlletd.' Ph. <U6-1066 01' 446-4611. 233-3 TRAILER space. St.lla Court, • Chathem & Burg~ St. 22f.ll ,66 CHEV. Caprice aulo .. 39<1. ROBERT NEWBERRY, oo Sandhill Road, completed two spring developmenta. These developments conslated of picking up the water where the springs seeped out of the blll. Each of lbeae Included the ue <lf 20 feet of j.jnch tile which picked up the wale< and coUected It Into what II called a "ca~ basin." The water Is then carried with the pluUc pipe throush a 500-gaUon '• 11 '-~..,..--.,. uae of lime, fertlllzer aad reseedlns. Mr. Maltm< baa a very nice berd ol OW'olaJs. Cl'<llll beef typo lllimail. prooement. Theji hii'Ve,JI.,large rebuilt a fence between a poultry enterprise arul'"raise er<IP))Ing lleld and a pasture field. He bad been careful to ;:;~m,:;:.;:;:;:::;.'XO:~::;i~:~?,~~"%!~~~<::~%:: build thil fence 011 the CODtOUl' in order to enable him to ean-y out Stock Sale Set a ayatem of contOur strip. cropping. . BUCIUIANNON, W. VL On the Newberry farm can be Over • head ol Jlf'l'lll<llell seen one of the moat ou~ llllmall wiD lie offered far standing eumplea of eontolir 111e at tile 3nl Aallual Weal Vlrslalo Cbarolall strlpcropplng In Muon County. Auoelaltclll FaD Sole. Tbe WE WERE ON the Hanley lllo wiU be belli at 1:• •·•· Morgan farm on lho aoulh llde Satarday, Ocl. II Ia 1lle of the Kanawha River, belptnc ........... Slockyarda. Jamas Morgan develop a new All llllmall ...... Hleeted conaervaUoo plan. 1111 father, by . . . etiiUillltee ud iiiJI Hanley. bad been • cooperator lOme fnm tGp quiJ1y bel'dl of the Dillrict lor IIIIDl YNn ill Weal Vlrpola, Oblo ud and IIIIDl ....._...llilll praeo PnuyiYIIIIa. Cob. Merlta IIcea blve been carried out. · Wotdraff aad Fruk Willi About lour yean aco Mr. wiD be the .~.... Sole Morgan sold hil dllr7 herd beodquarten wiD be at tile the farm operation baa ...... , Ball MlteJ Ia lae"·n·. ~w..~..¢:~~~~~-~m~::.:: . about IIGO.; l!lr. Jaidaa pur. cblled tiiOtann.JW qollld did not Jmoir bow the l(ll'in8 bad IIPd. lie alld "NOll lt'l been · ,_; · both ::; ~~ 1 ve 011 · ....,__ -' tel •·~- man water IOIIn:it reaul~ 111 the rol)alr of the two IPI'Inll developmenll. t.~ S.rur~a~. . . ' BY JOAN COOPER Soil c-rvalloll Servfee Ma- Ceuly PT. PLEASANT - Techniclans of the Soli Con· servation Bervlee blve worked with three generatloos of the Green family near Upland. At present Fred Green 18 the opera~ and his 1011 Jamea, 11 a part~er In the' farmiJ18 business. Fred Green's father, J. B. Green, became a cooperator of the Western Soli ConaorvaUoo tnqtd ' ill< l , 'l'•..on• jl'tttliltrtime lnoomono '""' end ftl'vl ... mln. Trucks atd Co. • now ... reto. ' · ., Ill'~ tof>lo lurnllhtd Wo ' ' 23U' Other m • lrGm ~. 411 ••• ore r..trlctfHI tothtlr:.•-r ~JOai\!lldY·i"' r.- 'MOurld. , . .' now,lttlltlit CHris- r.,. . , · ' rwow cltUIIIcotiCMJStn~ !<>thO) Fortmlll1'l loll !?l !lito - · 10 G(pg ll'~ bred jo, FrtriCI! (lb' ,fabric ~ rotular Dolly TrltiVn'., 1frtt o\ .·• ~,. •"·'~' t' OVtn "-'t. .·..,.. Moii!Halt2r1m D.,.ed , dell..-, ·.,.· type lnaernon. -~ 11.., ··~~~: ond.. . 'l:~ . f R , 2 .-~· ' 51·~-.· . ...... I'JI!'IGalllpoll Ph 446Any chtnto mtclo ·U, ,1/1~1 Sftv CO! Co.. 131 Cuyalloila 51., , Olk roma, · ttl· ....,. Coiirl St., •· , • , . Office 446-~~ !.orlelnol topy submiHtil· ~- ' Akrl!n,f_Oh lo oW3CU or call 1, -~• ••."'•· Ph.•<U6-2947• 92J5. . :r.tt . -: ctosslfttol •••.,..,~ent ;,m _..: · 216-~194. · , , . 235-3 • · 21 Evenings C.fl ~1chenoa. ~htrttclolhortltol21c:!orMtlit. .'.· 229-7 · <o:.-. ••• ,~F '"'I•·~ , IF YOU bvfldfng noW E. M. "Ike" Wisem1n '446-3796 • • 1 , · ·"'!!''-....,...~ .,._ urn ·~•. • 15 lOt 1 1111 odell · Ads ordertol tor ttlrea or llx; AVQN .RopreMniJtiv"tl art 15.th St., HunHng)on, W. Vo. homo or r.., ng, •·•01' " E.N.Wi-•n~~ . llmH ... SloDPtCI btlort ""' ldvtrllsed rooultrly - TV . Anflque,AuctiOI!. Sunday,!Jtl. We .... builderS. Dlstrl....or Dlrtllon will be ch1l1toltor only ond maga~lnu. S. ont 111 1 p.m. Wuh. olancl, brau tor Hotpolnt Applloncor.· number of llmts lila od dolt. your.ell end enjoy -high i>i<!s. wolnut onlllllll hell Alllsm E'ltclrlc. si.lf ••mod. · ealnlngs Wrlle or ctll N'is. trte, marl!!t lop 1 · DotOIIne: •:30 p.m. Oolly onct , Htltn Yeager, 8ai 172, ""'bit toP ttbln, ~ound oak COMPLETE Uno of G.B._D., ..J.l. o.m. .., _'; Jackson, Olio. '""· ,. .j':, Chore ton, Sav!ntlll end ). Notice . · .;;:r,.rors. dlsh".t· btdfoom B.B.B. plpn, Wide Mlactlon F •· llof 1 ldl III01fttl"of,..l of tabllcco a!ld o~ltt . .· ; C~al't'S~")·'E"'A 100wlotah ·Of "''ll Ill Trade · ~r~ ~fth claw ~; Tawney Jewelry. 1 n ......., •., ' . v ' Ph. 1963 'CHI!IIROLET IIIII on cllll,d'l. dtlk With ron top. 217·11 ' --235-1 ·wigon. l'h . .....,3256. .swivet c:lwttr .and many olhor ,. 2JU lltms. TYPEWRITERS, new ond' 1 ' . · llriorpafcll Konno~ • .235-6 used, port.ble and electric BOARDING all brttds, IIISfructlott ' -=:=.:::--::---:=;-::::"' : · ; and alendtrd. Also rentols. f · aill!tlouo lncloor..Uidoor runs. Motl 19-40 CARPET cofrws f"""lng 'dim? Simmons Pig.' Office Equip. ~41tt: BE o professional truck driver. Bring •em beck - give •em • 221-H • m-1 A R:~ School •. VA op. vim. 11M 81"' Lulli'tl Ront Lovely New 3 Bedroom PI'IWed. · Write box No. 662, 'electric s~•mpooer 11. APPLES, Fitzpatrick's Qr. • BOB'S REDUCING SALON <lerado, .W: Va: ·25507 or call Formtr'o H.lrctwa,.. Co. ch1rd, S1ate Rt. 689. Ph. HERE'S A VERY NICE NEW 3 BEI)ROOM HOME W1n1 Now open Mon. fhru Frl: 61111 oree code 304-529-13«1. 23U Wilknvlllt 669-QBS. 21 4-26 STIR EO, Walnut, Modern 233-12 AN ATI'RAcriVE KITCHEN, (RANGE. OVEN, DISH· 10. ~rr Elliott on duty Wed., WASHER, ETC. BUILT·IN), DINING AREA,, I'ATIO Fri. 8ob ~ MOn.. TUtt. ----.,.,V. t """'' . , . - - •• A'l ylt: -~ -· 'spoaker oound Ultll Furniture DOORS, FIREPLACE. 110 BATHS, Z CAR GARAGE, . . f.tnd~urs. , , snfilrl, 4 .,_, automatic 11 1 wJV!~A:15' ForRent' ra~ge. 2 voars old, •• ~.oree67.".: •• · ' . FURNISH:EOI . epJtlmont 'choi)W,. BaloncoN-1.15. Uae ELECTRIC LARGE FLAT LOT CLOSE TO NEW HOSPITAL, COjlpti'IQnt, good condlllm. ... ~-. 235-3 ,tn_ q uh_• .tt __~o~ ,Fe~yrill A~!; · our-Wc~Got ltl'ms. Con ..._ Mobile Home .:. , •· .. GOOD se'l:ll~"'c\'l~rlg room ,IWILL .NO beresponslbfefllr. q · .· · ,. .102t. ,. 235-3 sui In $13$1jP, good solecllon Acre Choice Lot Here Are Two any dtllflotnor Ilion my .own 5 ROOMunfl)r~lohfd'houso ind .. of Serti an·d Bemco mat. Excellent Buys ~ ·os of. ltilo dale Oct. 1, 1t10: both. "tot.t>i>.r t, ''l<ll'olod on EARlY American Sfiroo.rodlo tr....,. end boxsprlngs. Low HERE IS A 12 X 60 1965 State Rt.1. 'A!N 446-1176~,.. comblnotloo,AM& FMrldlo, •, Signed: Charles R. Shaw. HOME THAT HAS HAD prices . NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME ·' 233-3 ._. · • -kor sound ·oystom, 4 YOU will lind free parking, a EXCElLENT CARE. IT'S A WITH DELUXE KITCHEN, . •' ,. .•. COMPLETELY FUR . '~d automatic changer. friendly wtlcome and fair Jlh BATHS, ELECTRIC NISHEO 2 BEDROOM LARGE furn. room In private Bolon<:o '18.6t. Use our prices ot Corbin & Snyder WITH A VERY AT - HEAT, BASEMENT AND 2 Found home, relrlperator and·stove, budget forms. Coil <U6-1028. Furniture Co., 955 SecOII(I 'Trf-ACTIVE KITCHEN, ALL CAR GARAGE. LOCATED BEAGLE, brown and bleci<. utilities pa. S35 nio. Quiet 2J5..3 Ave. Ph. U6-1171. ON LARGE 2 ACRE LOT UNDER PINNEO ON A whllo paws. Ph. - . neighborhood, men only. Ph. 225-tf DANDY I~ ACRE LOT I OVERLOOKING OHIO -' ... " 235.2 446-4416 •Iter 5 p m EX~E;LL!'NT, EFFICIENT, RIVER ICITV .SCHOOL MILE OUT OF TC'WN . BE · r . • 23:1-5 'E<i>nomlcal, Blue Luotre DIST.) SURE TO CHECK ON THIS . ·PONY, ' <II) Hlnnon Trace Rd. c:arpet ctuner. Rent tloctrlc Real Estate F01 Sale f!il; ii$U173. Owner 'klenii_IY 4 ROOMhouie,ldulli mly. f'h, sh8m-r $1. LIIWir G. C. .100 Acre Farm , ~d ~y for. od. . >W6'J&2. Murphy Store. 11 YR. OLD LARGE 3 .,'\'-',· ' ' JQ__. On £Pamz·ly Farm me;::::-~=~=~~·_. I 1 ') · ·~ . ' .·. . f!IV.. . • 3 Gene•ofions .• g · . . . <DniiCUIIvt ll'~an•.....-olQ•~:-rllwf-;.::J:;i averap Denver Yobo of SCIIIIelpiiCI ~~=~~~er;,:. ~~· rtci· ,, r~1tfm..;:l;~ i'i;ed~ ~U ;teiUs Yo~', ~~'tJn The Ti'ffi~e .. . farlbelll!.a~M!!aU2.•rwllliU.. ~llie13,~ ~tll7,llifta,... ~~ lbe , ', farm . MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. ' . •, ··\ , shows IOIIIe strum channel watering trough below each improvement oo the Green ~. : 1 'lbll new " p1Dw FarmaU wrapa 11P III8Dl big tractor advanllges into a medlum.prieed pe<bl!e. Modern bydrauUca, ~ulle power steering, poweNhlfl independenl pto, tGrque lllllpilfler, 911.9 per cent effldent dry-type air cleaner, wide platform, cteep.cuahloneciiOllt MCI baekreal ... oJnce we've nm out of apaoe, why not stop ill and • tile rest ill penon? Ramonlber It's priced to fit your poeketliook. · ~I 7'· ) Nellher wlnerabli: N- 1:o1t ...... · i,.T. , .r•••• .. t• ~­ ·, •' ' ·' �' '~.·, BY C. poundloffllllk E.lll.\D!II.I:B ,._..,.._~·-•-111,•....._,.... Ql~l .,._. _..,.. -~- l'OMEJWY-'lboii&,.SbtnefteldberdofnearLanp\'llle eilll CowiiY'I hl&h berd Jn milk pnxlucllon of tbe yeer MriJ, ltiO. · recelvediDOII'qllltellllaweeklhowedanaveraseol · ........_. · -ot••--'"'·ofmllk lellln& I 3S.tmn; , . _ a n ""'"'•· ..._ ......' . 1 , 4.SperC<IIItbutlerfalf·or·~~"butlertalpercowperyear. the New in Fanning t.ri1ft - • .,... M"'•• County bultail_l production wu lbe "' ....... .... Ecbon Rolllb berd·With n:l pollnda ol butterfat per cow. Tbe a - - of the RoUih berd ol.211.9 cows wu12,11113 pounds of milk ·---4 ceatberd. 18 and the Sheoofleld herd Is ,,.. ,..,..,, . ,. llollteilll. Average bo:ly welgbta of L'le cows was 1,11110 pound8 . '!be elebt herds 111 Meigs County oo the da1r7 herd II'OWctlm II'O&J'8lll are under the mpervlsloo of Mr. and Mn. Virgil AWns Ia~- ~~ Guemse~ ~llbtbenlsmtemlnMelpeountyaverasedi0,816lbo.of .. milk, teslin8 4.1 per COI1t lor an average rutterfat productloo of 440 pounda per cow. . Average weigbt of the cows wu 1,000 pound8. Tbe average coW In tileR eight bel'dl was ill mllk 85 per cent of the year. Darln8 the year the &WJ'88e cow received t,OOO pounds of grain, ll,fOII pounds'ollllage and 3,11110 pounds of bay. 'lbll meant that the net eneJ'IIY received by eocll cow Will 411 per cent from gralll MCI 01111eentratea, 21 per cent !ram silage,16 per cent from bay, llldthebalanceofl9pereentlrompasture. 'lboaveraserateoll'OIJ8bagefeedlngwasZ.6J)Qundsperday per 100 .,....m of body welsht. 'lbo value o1 the .,....mct~oo per cow wasl691 with the feed coatbeills$240. TheCiliiQllltratecoatwasaboutthree.fifthsofthe total feed coats, or f13t, '!be grooa illoome per cow after dedUC!ting feed cost wu tlil whlcll had tD cover labor, l»usillg, overbeod, and aU other coats of production. Nm Oblo Avenso IS INTERESTING tD note that the Ohio Averages from 1 J4ll berdil wore very slmllar tD Meigo County everages. 'lbo ~ue <lf the production was fill per caw with feed coats $256 and the liJ'OIS Income after feed cost $4115. 111o average Oblo herd was 45.8 cows with the body weight per cow being 1,200 pounds. The averase milll J>rO!!ucUon was !2,2&9 rr .................. SEE THE NEW 60 HP Farmall! ; ~ s.t per ct~~lllld. ~ •74JIOIIIIIII ol Ra MilS General flllpital . 992-2f16 Pomelty .................. ~ cl.••••-••o ••ns ' '1<1' lfil" 111ilifld ' ,_. ; For" t!::l'e' : ' ,.:: · F Sale · ~l'n.r,. ~.~:O.O:,~:~~:;i::: 1:~: ' ; ' ~"n,. .~ -... LOST ":rklhl w~ 'col.,. ... su:~I!R "750" ...,. dlluxo · do~l 1:: · ' 161:• .t.\ CQMf'ANY In Alir!lllf 'Olio r•storli~.them· Mllh Blllt G0k1111 Touch ltHI St•u<t\Ni!lll • lint •· • '1• ~- ~IIlii for ••l"r L~tlre. olectrJc machlno,.,.. on dlaplay; .All< :A•vortlllno ordort• lor · tl)tiiol/9'1, · ·motli men wmp-•t.Rtnl: c.tlht Svpfjly for tdom0111tratlm of, •II· l .. ad.I I!&J_,.p;• I. " ·' , A, ;. '1llf fMd far lbe ...... !lllio QQIPIU 411 per Cllll from .bel'dl" -· . -............:,.....,_prosnlm .. cmeof • .. -..... . fta"''"-17perCI!IIfnllll ,. bi)','MCI 41\1!7!"....,..... _ .... ·· .... '· -~~"'- .. "" ,_., lbf ....,_flooflto•belp f!l!pl !fiii\D j)O... w• · o Cllly mM1ae 1be ..,., e\'tll, IIIII,:: · " ~cme-co-v"'"'-.;......,..., __ ,... • tobod;rn~C~JL _ - 'lbe --·clull!7~ata~_ l.t11iW.""'!''*I. ""' ..... w • -. . """"..-.,....,.."""' ... •lleodl8veiJ. ,_ · 1,3AIIolaleill- . . . ..1141d bod;r-"" !If, I,... "' IIIiA Plit)il a..t ' pounds, produCed 12,113 pcllllldl ollllllk far a !Gill ftiUt ., berda bad an bod;r •tllbl ol ... -*••, produced a,m JNIIiltdt.· ol 'llllt'At a IIIII tJDI!Dd !if!"""4e OYil' ,_ . . . , 1" ' ... ...-of IJOII)da IIIOI't.lblli ....... milk, valued alt$71. Tile feed C0<11 I*' 100 polllldll """' 'lbelt'~ill·levellolprvd1JI)IIoiiNMillldbl·'l,fl,41f· ...... led - · ,..., ~- ..........H_ -~•-, :.=~~i.:eed.~~~ '*"~·~ · producltanud . Pib7menl8f~ _ ! ~..:E;.~ ~ -IIWIO illddl'~ !ii1W..~ ~lll!lltm~'"" . "" felil~ . ~-AiQill ~~ ~ ..--m.Oilo*"'tlllt·~~~~~~JIItf!lp,lDQJmt·~ 11 •~ produ,:~; ~ · ~llirelllrn.lltll:fl·-· ...... _.,........ ........,_ ~ ''mllllo4111"~111MperCOI1tfartheloJrpp. a retum of t%,11 per dolllr'1 wm!l .ollled .,.; or • 111 .,. . lfllbtr Ieveii ol production ...; IDQn el'lldent Ult Ill r.ed, . .......... JII'QPOI'tlonal OI'C!l-' c:olll, more ::;;;.""oij;bo, NIOUI'CU, Au co'mlined Ill p lbe ll!lh · pro . . Lay of the Land District soon after Its organization In liN!. 'lbo older Green's plan number was 42, which meant lhat he )'II one of tile first people In Malon County tD make use ol a soli COli· aervaUon and land uae plan. The reoulis of this long Ume conoervatlon farming can eaolly be eeen now oo the G.larm.ltlsawell-uredforfarm which bao an abwldance of Juab grass. The !ann record ahowa tblt in put years sbipcropplna baa been carried out, tile draiDase inltalled, open dralnage dltchel made, diversion dltchel built, sod waterways eatahlilhed, two !ann poocl8 built and two .,.,..tng developments made, tosether with watering ·lr<Juibs below them. ID addition, the record purebnd Allgua callle. Frun !' • u- enterprilea there large amount of manure Wblch they ·apread over their liJ'ualand. · One pl'oO! of the suceea ol their larmill8 ~lion II tblt two or three James showed the prile wlnnlnC baby beef at the Muon Comity Pair. yearaaso WE WERE on the Edward Malin !ann off SandhW Road. In lliaeuaslll8 his c:ooaer.-aUoo fannwitiiMr.Maltm<,nfl>ood tblt In the put few lhat he h8d Improved much o1 hil putureland MCI also meadow Ianda. When be started Wlll'ldng on his peature,lt was low vaiQe brush land. Be eleared the brush and turned the land Into· yeara the slrl pvo this !ann Ill the YOWIII couple. . OSCAR JOIWAN of Route rl rectlltly repaired two exllllng spring developments. The CIJI!Cftle trough belllw one bid era'cbd and needed Pltcblna· 'lbetileandplpeiJJietDtbeother trough bad lilted In, fllllng the co1JecU111 bUin wllh aoll. Be cleaned oullhe catch baaln and lines. Now It Is worklna very nicely. It bid been conatructed .,:'iu!"';;·=~ Jil!- lif 'll'ilter. '!be pond Wlli found w·~~t eriUcallf low al !Ill earUer villi and a aearc11 far IIOIIJ'CO . '.t .'.:' ' bJ&b 11f011uc1118IJ'IIII)and by tile ,. ' ~~---•••••••••••••••••••• NEW LOWER PRICES ON POLYETHYLENE FILM T'H1J' W:ZS.~'MAN AGE.'MC y , , ~ ~.•·.;Q,'\\1 J::::::· L ''· 23.J..3 I " . 233-~ rawm good· • condition, 'Wanted · .,.,;r . paym*"fl Dillon 2$4 111ume Very Good Location '., Gilbert w· I ·wrence ... . _. ., - Bush Cecil Roseberry ·· ' •~~~;j;iiii~~"·'~~'' '1,'' l ' l Agency Habllrt. Dillon, RuHor Olliee -2674 HoWard or Lucille Brannon 'AND A VERY 'felortnCe•· doll~ !1!)1~ Wanted STORE ' ' prOpllll for beef cattle and araln t ' ~thir'a. Dl;".e· ~r,. ·.o SECOND . . PRIZE < .. . ~· ' ~PIIIZU .· EAcH ·OF '*"'~'4 · •from . lh• Alltmony !.eo., ony •Alao we • - moat "all U. $. COli 11 1ou • ~- of "'it · .u':f.ro1, • . . '15& .. , SecanlA.t. tLEAN FARM WITH SO "ACRES TILLABLE (20 A. BOTTOM!, lfJ A . TOBACCO, 12 A. CORN AND 9 A. WHEAT BASE . 40 X 40 BARN , 15 X 60 TOBACCO GARN. 4 BEDROOM !-=ARM l:tOME . PRICED $23,500. IIIEAR RIO GRANDE , , ~•!r.:!:. S~, ~UMP ·~ .. ~ . Ph9nO 2.65-5115. '"" f\1~" ,·\. tyP~S . ill bufldtnft '"I k • , . flEW. _M~! _Ituv FER . USOk .G .· ,.,,,.Of ol!rlck,_ I wlniiO;(ia, flnttls, etc. aucle Wlntli's.'Rio Graft!le, D. 1'11:.2>1}5121 alter 5. •· ;n!l ·. _ll&lriiC! • .. -.n.1l ~"\lUI'· PRICE · '1550. "·" , 1,_7 FORD. dump truck $4.01111. MAI>lo.,.. _w . 'UIIIilisillliP.I!ty .• Ph ;;., : dttc:rlbt. We are Ptrtno los> ,,\ J!rlcos. GarY, PhltUf.';BOx 702, '"........... _.., ""'oa. "'' 233·3 , 8usiness Opportunities Unlttll 011 . Co: lltW ln. l4r"' 'rlmo U..., ' Galllj!Olll, Olllo · ·- ·..._.... ~,.-.-,..NEW . ~-~~~ ...R""'M " ';, 'II' ~ . SUIT s"'•··"'·-- , f7 367 71 Paclton !o doorJ hOipllol you will find this spadous 5 BR ltHI21<!1 both hOIIII.II's hord 1o lind ·o better home lor entertetrifng. formolly or Informally. rooms tor '""',..._ or ptenz roon'lo ; lorIn antique privacy,while a1 decorthlcl Ov~slze :.h~. f.!''~;:~~g · chen wllh complete llh room w dining a.-ea. tile balhs. 1og II rep1ace. Two Roc. T wo aLnlsdt with lull-time real estate service. Oscor Balrd-416-4632 ~':cc~·~~:·. 0::,~ ~~:~ to Florida. Price reduced. DougWothtrho~-W-42.. MASS. · . IE Immediate posaesslon. Mob'I Ie HOme 1J,~.~.l'h,:~!':'~ K~~~~~ kitchen. large living room, REACESTATE BROKER TEL 44&-1998 two bedrooms and Iorge bath wit~ weshtr. Nice carpet: Hurry at S3.900. Rodney ::Y,;'t:r'J'tt'l~"fJ:"e.:r.,c: biotlllilul rancll, sf)ilo home. , 1· L0 t S Ia~ .._war, llltQO LR ~llh ofdno llrtpfoce wE HAVE lots, lor homn ,............. I r. I andlorii!ll'~lnlng"IPice.twa ' · mobile and double' ·~ ...,, .~. btlhl, . lull dlvl. flnlalitd I wldes. h-"-es ""' 1 2 STORY, 6 large rms., bath, partial hose .. new root, new alumlnumsldlnP. ' H. w. firs ., new lactory kl chen, J rms. paneled, water lap paid and nal.gaslnyard. Ownerwanls to sell for only 111.600. ::,"ll• dial. 'Uft Jri Hew ~~~f~i~~~ house. New fuel the NEAR NEW four column 231 ·6 .• · blue. NEW 1910 ZIG-ZAG -lng . Four Bedrooms •act • 1 1 ,. ·mac. no . n or •• 1na1 •· ory .$26 000 carl\lfl. Zlg-:Z.g to moko 1 buHonholos. - on bultono, ONE anc1 - hoff acre lot • . ' · '' 8"'111 ,. · ..:... · ' , ,_ onl~' •• ·.. o. .:. z 10 PER CI!NI .Otf· ~ll · litd!OOIII . ''<' ·' ~ • sullel,li>wati'II.W.Saltencll lel'ms. n446-:1702. 231 OCtober 3. RICO's a. Used -6 Fum., 854Sac: 446-9523. . ELECTROLU" Va•uu'. , .. · '· ·, ••1.1f· · • · · " • "' · a ~omprete with tl· ELECTRIC range. In _goOd · tldlrilenfl· 'cordwlndtr on~ cco'l!lllm.-Ph. ~:N!'·JIIIWI: 5 P.llnt u ·'tl'lllod 'but ,., like p..m ~ ,, l·. ' ~ ""'"" " · ..., ...,·,. ,,.. · Jii · ·on. <'•f . 11 ' ~red. ·~· 2702 · 1 ' netr cenq.~ $oya Of. Ohio 3nl &. . . ... ..,.._____.., ' . •Home Ownen • Mobile Homes ' •'"* .·: . . " ,;,.. •Business Insurance •Canceled Rill • Pn!nii'I.Gineral , l8bity IIISUIIIICI • farms • Bonds ~ 1 1121 baHmen! "'''" ..,.n'"' Eort Wln"n, 416-family r - , snack bar end WoynoAmllblry, 416-G239 large lfont fl,...oce, laundrv Otnver K. Hfglly ....,,., room,patlo-stolhelarge -::=:c::=:c:::--'-picnic • - 2 cor -r-e, 1 old · ow v• yr. •· ·· AI' Electr . lc $JC· .,,7"0 ;o ·· 2 ' · 1 ·~.!!T;!.F, Ulit .... >J··' ,:~ """'wrth' ..,....~~let -~· nof•; l:_!rgo 1 . virp , C.rpehlcl ~R •.pltflft i!Vfagi · llllt<e. 111-,,-li!!,tll. laundry -' 231.. ' ;rOotn,·Goi'Hl It fi~lljlod ~ ckMifft :II I l!l!lllly. room, cltan t~tl~ · flt~l. nice ·o· lovel· ''w.'ll::''!dllf; 'f "''"llll 2:02 ·AI:rtrt 0 St Rf 160 • • RUSSEll --MJOD 1.650 SQ, FT. llv. area, 6 large rms. and bath, H. w. llrs., r,lenty built-In$, all modern " A. rtme con,! Iocated on 04,, fenced lot, arge pond, 2small barns, and troller pad. Plenty llllered water from large pond, · KAI'JOR ll!;IIL ·....,. ,.,.1!1066 Near Vinton 18 A.. GOOD 6 rm . house with llalh, good barn, If• A. lob. base, 20 A. tractor land. Price liO,OOO. Eureka ' ·. >10·A. 5 RM. h®se, drilled well, ~tts of Mw limber and cool. ... tco $7.500. · for a opade slam. qlleell ed. Ph. 215-5232 or 215- of $pades to be of prime 220-H Importance. He accepted the idea of a slam by bidding Pfumbin& &·Heatiq three diamonds. North's lhree:)pade call CARTER'S PLUMBING confirmed spadel as the suit AND HEATING 8JO FOUI'th Avenue , and South made a further slam try . by bidding four Phonehearts. '11tla gave N'ortb a 1 chanee to go Into Black· STANDARD & u •• wood and, after South Plumbing -ttng lbowed. three aces, North de215 Third Ave .• <U6-3712 117-11 cided thai a grand slam might weD be In the cardll. --::-::E-:-:W:::Irr=·s=--=PL:-:U:::M:::B:-:-::N-::G ma flve-n<>-trump call 0 AND HEATING1 aoked for ldllgs hut it ciJd Route 160 at EVfiO;rrmQre at the same. tiJne. It Phone ,., - 27 H told South that NOrth w.u interested In ~g to 281 · seven. Sou t h rllil!ht bave shown his line k!Jlf 6ut,Cill)e Brommo_r Plumlllni a Healtnt to the conelus1011 that .llle,. 300f...-thAvo. killg of clubs and que,.-,. Phone 446-lW of s p ad u were wll&l' w8i Gene Plants, Owner needed for seven, so South 2'/I:H bid the ,rand slam. Some care wal needed lti · \YIN AT the play. H South .1\lld bur• · rid to draw trumps, ~ bad club break would haillt'; beaten 1llm bot South .' Bidc!i~ lowed for this. He ruffed a hear! trldl~ By Oswald & Ja.... Joe-.., two, played the ot• spades and a NOB'IB I his 10. ruffted heart .K/75 trump, --::~--:-:-7::-:--":':"'- s.s." BRII:@I Stoyman I«Japts To Slam •z tKU 4. AQ~7S. .• ~T •n IWI1' •·te• .KQlOU tQ95S 4J ••lo8U .Jl07 4101'fl SOtnv (D) I .,- .AQ102 .A75 West aJ·" hand •' .. •~u ,Suij 's..a r.em.· •Auto Delivery Service, formerly •xu Your ~ Home 416-1752 "A GoodMan to Know." : I .t Office WATER well d'JIIIIng . Myers pumps, sales and service. Registered driller, C. J. Lemley, VInton, 388-1543. 231-11 ,l<R6P~tTYI r ~~;,~.A.~ Near 'Rio Grande ~~l·:~:~y : W: -IL:-:L: IA::-::-M s.-::w~.,::-te-rs~Woler l~~~~:____J =-~'*.!from':.\'.,:~~~ ,:! ~~~a~:.,~~~~~~~g:' 1~1~: Lls~~~~::/P~~~t?.s--;:-ec~·,~; ~~~l':~~.,!;;n~~~ ~eg!~: the ""' aBaddllrttl~on~~:;y"nf! ~r::''" had GOOD j:u!AN ond E s to.l. C.rl Winloro, Rio ochoolo, very r ' ,, Saunders 197-11 rlg~l. ·. CitY , · ., ' Haword 8. -=:=:7::-:-::::-:~= Bar(liins · · I9JJ • Mutllll fundi RALPH'S Carpet Upholstery Cleaning Service. Free estimates. Ph. 446-0294. j;",'f#l~~ l,'·its&['' "~1~~~~~~~~~~·f.~=· ~ Ste~~H -~- ' RM. houi& .IJI!d 1 A. on Texas Rd. Pl>ictd at onty u.ooo. • RM. m-il' hooiae, partial baae .3 " ' l~t. 'Pr ce rldui:ed '19.•000"11 "'~"' , :·... • Hay . CHICK OUII PRICES lEPORE· 8UY • u-ll..l , . , . . •. l7>1-H --=--~-:-::::--:- .4 ' · • Bunker Sitd r. 1- - . -- 9499. w(t~ Sclffi:~'i1"1.__e~ro::: ~ .orgorderl. 1 DRYER. Insurance Inc. A.!,~~: ~. n~• ~~~~ auar~ ;r\\'!lr~;: !'!.·c:f:'~/.; :GWJPoJ,J$ :rUcJoa . s . . Goon .and Htn~lng, ' . . ' . . lil..·• ·. • .. t•·,eur "- _., 'f,~IC.:NS U"' Far ~~· . •·R.oc:r '. .,; 1 \ .· ' . ' I . If. .... N"'"r- lor· ,..,; Has ,..... " ...~. '· OWn loOfo, CoiiU.. • • ·',· . ·· ·• · 217-1! Jl'::· f.!et~:~ m~. ·Con. <r--.,--.,--..,.,- -~·WASHER· I E•- BEDROOM BRICK ON A GOOD I chtck with yo~r Gronge agents at tlie · Neal lno. Agency, St. """" lor ouiQ,~~State ro, hom-., '-lhil e general liabllfiy. 14-lf SS.OO Service Charge Will remove YOIII' dtld honeond cOWl Coli Jackson 286-4n1 '-----:---:---- - ' · NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 0 & 0 Mobile Home' Service! Pl. AU'I'O, F11, lilt, 45 Stat. $1., •_ Waldo . Brown, W. R. PI t W easan ' · V•· Ph··67~-•· : Brown, -19& 1: 233-M ·. \ .. ~u:n --;-;-:::::;;:-;:;::-;:::;1-o. '. ; ALBERT EHMAN · ·· ''" · Water Delivery Service Sa••n ·· ~ . a.. _ :·~ Patriot Star Rl., Gallipolis ,. UvtiiJ Ph. 319-2133 •. 243-H wtUr.J TERMITE PEST CONTROL. FREE Inspection. Coli 44632<5, Merrill O'Dell, Ooorotor for Extermltal Termite . Service, 19 Belmont Dr. · 417 267-H (OpPGSill I'Git•Office) GILLENWATER'S S.ptlc Tonk ' Cleaning & Repair. Ph. 446•IJe .~ BAIRD IE &I'TY co· . Itor Oscar Bair•, I ea R~S )=~·~~ •:r,~·n~~~ B~fy {l~;';'~·· .. 8UL~S DEAD SRJCK g!~ Milf~ ~·ompleto ' . ' ·Services Offered • IIISiiance .r--------.-, FOR4LLyourlns.Wonce . . . . IDEAL 1or working couple. 2 balanca. Ph. 37NA69. • Evenings -122• bedroom ,~•rniiiHOd •• gar-e ... 235-3 Rehrt Condi!e, - 2852 0. 0. PARSONS . on Iran..-. opart.....,t. Ph. 446:129.11 1m FIAToQKtro good .runnlng Just Listed PINKING shears & Scluors Wrltl! P. 0.4563111ox 453, , cQn<lrnm. must Mil, 12$0 or s ACRES tocaled.m 51. Rt. 211 · JAY SHEPPARD '"' • sharoened. Sheppard Sewing Gallipolis, O.. • 233-3 SLEEPING RoOMs • . - l y . blot otter. >146-4053. wllh ·35o' road lrml. 5 room REALTORS Machine Sales & Service. rates. Park Central +!olel. 235-3 ont · story . home and bath, ,Farm, Vllllflt, City Prapori,. 194-H · ----·wa· 76-H co· IN I · B II large kltotteo with plenty Flrsllo__Offvl_ , <50 Second Ave. ·WANl_!!D,......,..,. · FURNISftED.P.,ii'MJt, · f ' col tcflons. n re cabifleta, front and back Pho~!9_ . . SMITWS Ph. 446-4775 SO ultlf plan .., diamond lfHI.I-Iry ntoln porch, deep well, cellar house What Has Ten 2 to 3 REFRIGERATION' mo .., teftphorlt number,...., roomo. Coli - 2206 . •ppralsed, ~hi or sold. storage, bUilding and clllcken GOING BUSINESS. SR 554 SERVICE directions fo you7r 1houst. l\'ltmben. of Approtsers house, extrli good ;ardon. Legs And Eats G•rage and grocery with all DORSEL Smith, Ntbo Rd., 22._" Wrflo lo Bo• Ho. 16 • n cart Astoc:lallon of America. Max ldMI lor rellremenl homo. equipment for both . Large lot, Repair of refrigerators, air of Deily Tribune. 227_12 tO rent 6r weekly. Tawney, Tawney Price 11.500. -A lot? good water, oil heat, full inconditioners, washing ventory. O.Vners selling due machines, other appliances. to heaiJh . Ilia Hotel, "" 206. :m 26 229-11 BidWell, Ohio oa1 1l5-H • . . ___ . _ Ph. 379-2651. anted To Do . . ONE STORY home, 7 rooms clean<bodrm., twoslorywllh CHESTNUT STREET WILL WASH end dip Poodln. UNFURNISHED 4 roomo end SINGER spoclaiMitSewuvn YOU and bath, paneled LR, storm two balhs, two living rooms, Beautiful throe bedroom CeniAI Air Condlllonlng l' Ph. 446-t535. . . bath, ldulro no. $80'"' Toucll ond -lng wlfl!lowo ond ctoor>, gerage, dining-kitchen rm ,. and two home large fenced 19t. - Httllng . . . . • , > · - · ... ...1tarlumi••••-.· . .· ·~ 51,, .mtclllno • ln__ portalll _ t CMO, •ood _ well, lot Is 90' x 1~ 1"!. ~.i!1"PI"•I'tlt« '"''Y·.• -Iqo, , q""l sfl:let, " F~ 1!~~), ,':. :'""':' ' ,."-'22&\.11 f Prlc1 '7..,.:T ., 1 · · ' n . . • I ', . .irv"r·- t j!ll • '"< stor.-ge"'oom. ; ·''... ' .;. : .. .. Gjlllpoilo·a(y . Dfst•.m '-"·.Jill' • · LV s · Wanna Work? . .. · · L#ftr Rlvor fld. E>q~ecl to Buy '!OW ·r.rl<l IIYI. Fronch WE HAVE sovorol good SERVICE station and garage KELTON ROAD - Nice lhree SEPTIC TANK CLEANING WE;. !fi10Ciallza In tlnyl pey_over 1100per Coli 2$6. Clb' Singer -building lots In good locellon. locafed 011 two Slate Routes. bedroom home on edge of REASONABLE roles. John and , nome bi'ltHI tlumlnum ··1!91: · .Sales _a. ...-viet, A Court St., Priced Under 510,000 _ town, filii tlalh. city water, . Russell. owner and operator . . lidlng, roofing, whllegutten, · 230-lf Gafllpolts. Ph, _,>155, ' ESp . carpeted, aluminum siding, Ph. >4<6-47S2 alter 5:30 p.m. · shutters. .. : 212·11 • • • Colonial Estate awnings, three quarters acre 115-H otALLI'A!!~-J!I!ttl-• <U6-214r.-'1~ UTE or LARGE LOT (140 X 230) IN SPRING VALLEY, NICE KITCHEN , Jl/2 BATHS, 2 CAR GARAGE , FULL DRY BASEMENT AND A WONDERFUL GARDEN . LOTS OF SHRUBS AND FLOWERS . COUI!~fi ' w111! to rent or 1ak•• FOR YOUII 1. . If<-•· Al\" ~to I feeding production. 'lbllfann hal 'been In the Morgan family slnee the early 1100's. , James tGicl Ill! tblt thll llbry hu been paaed to him tbll hil sreat • 11"11 • ,randfather Morpn bad married a P,l by . the name .of tAIIg and Iiiii u weddloil ,._,.~ the falber of ''li~ lll~h tVI,.m~;"•. SL:-:E;:E;:P;:I:::NU:;cC . ::R::OO::M:;;S,-:w:::.::,kly SE;E Studio lot ~all~ rites, ftN· gor011• · parking. ~~~~ :f'~ ~;!.. ~d< BLACK AND whit, Engll<lh Libby Hofll, 74-H and white. < Soller bird c1oa OR Mondfy at ' my home el fl Gorlletd.' Ph. <U6-1066 01' 446-4611. 233-3 TRAILER space. St.lla Court, • Chathem & Burg~ St. 22f.ll ,66 CHEV. Caprice aulo .. 39<1. ROBERT NEWBERRY, oo Sandhill Road, completed two spring developmenta. These developments conslated of picking up the water where the springs seeped out of the blll. Each of lbeae Included the ue <lf 20 feet of j.jnch tile which picked up the wale< and coUected It Into what II called a "ca~ basin." The water Is then carried with the pluUc pipe throush a 500-gaUon '• 11 '-~..,..--.,. uae of lime, fertlllzer aad reseedlns. Mr. Maltm< baa a very nice berd ol OW'olaJs. Cl'<llll beef typo lllimail. prooement. Theji hii'Ve,JI.,large rebuilt a fence between a poultry enterprise arul'"raise er<IP))Ing lleld and a pasture field. He bad been careful to ;:;~m,:;:.;:;:;:::;.'XO:~::;i~:~?,~~"%!~~~<::~%:: build thil fence 011 the CODtOUl' in order to enable him to ean-y out Stock Sale Set a ayatem of contOur strip. cropping. . BUCIUIANNON, W. VL On the Newberry farm can be Over • head ol Jlf'l'lll<llell seen one of the moat ou~ llllmall wiD lie offered far standing eumplea of eontolir 111e at tile 3nl Aallual Weal Vlrslalo Cbarolall strlpcropplng In Muon County. Auoelaltclll FaD Sole. Tbe WE WERE ON the Hanley lllo wiU be belli at 1:• •·•· Morgan farm on lho aoulh llde Satarday, Ocl. II Ia 1lle of the Kanawha River, belptnc ........... Slockyarda. Jamas Morgan develop a new All llllmall ...... Hleeted conaervaUoo plan. 1111 father, by . . . etiiUillltee ud iiiJI Hanley. bad been • cooperator lOme fnm tGp quiJ1y bel'dl of the Dillrict lor IIIIDl YNn ill Weal Vlrpola, Oblo ud and IIIIDl ....._...llilll praeo PnuyiYIIIIa. Cob. Merlta IIcea blve been carried out. · Wotdraff aad Fruk Willi About lour yean aco Mr. wiD be the .~.... Sole Morgan sold hil dllr7 herd beodquarten wiD be at tile the farm operation baa ...... , Ball MlteJ Ia lae"·n·. ~w..~..¢:~~~~~-~m~::.:: . about IIGO.; l!lr. Jaidaa pur. cblled tiiOtann.JW qollld did not Jmoir bow the l(ll'in8 bad IIPd. lie alld "NOll lt'l been · ,_; · both ::; ~~ 1 ve 011 · ....,__ -' tel •·~- man water IOIIn:it reaul~ 111 the rol)alr of the two IPI'Inll developmenll. t.~ S.rur~a~. . . ' BY JOAN COOPER Soil c-rvalloll Servfee Ma- Ceuly PT. PLEASANT - Techniclans of the Soli Con· servation Bervlee blve worked with three generatloos of the Green family near Upland. At present Fred Green 18 the opera~ and his 1011 Jamea, 11 a part~er In the' farmiJ18 business. Fred Green's father, J. B. Green, became a cooperator of the Western Soli ConaorvaUoo tnqtd ' ill< l , 'l'•..on• jl'tttliltrtime lnoomono '""' end ftl'vl ... mln. Trucks atd Co. • now ... reto. ' · ., Ill'~ tof>lo lurnllhtd Wo ' ' 23U' Other m • lrGm ~. 411 ••• ore r..trlctfHI tothtlr:.•-r ~JOai\!lldY·i"' r.- 'MOurld. , . .' now,lttlltlit CHris- r.,. . , · ' rwow cltUIIIcotiCMJStn~ !<>thO) Fortmlll1'l loll !?l !lito - · 10 G(pg ll'~ bred jo, FrtriCI! (lb' ,fabric ~ rotular Dolly TrltiVn'., 1frtt o\ .·• ~,. •"·'~' t' OVtn "-'t. .·..,.. Moii!Halt2r1m D.,.ed , dell..-, ·.,.· type lnaernon. -~ 11.., ··~~~: ond.. . 'l:~ . f R , 2 .-~· ' 51·~-.· . ...... I'JI!'IGalllpoll Ph 446Any chtnto mtclo ·U, ,1/1~1 Sftv CO! Co.. 131 Cuyalloila 51., , Olk roma, · ttl· ....,. Coiirl St., •· , • , . Office 446-~~ !.orlelnol topy submiHtil· ~- ' Akrl!n,f_Oh lo oW3CU or call 1, -~• ••."'•· Ph.•<U6-2947• 92J5. . :r.tt . -: ctosslfttol •••.,..,~ent ;,m _..: · 216-~194. · , , . 235-3 • · 21 Evenings C.fl ~1chenoa. ~htrttclolhortltol21c:!orMtlit. .'.· 229-7 · <o:.-. ••• ,~F '"'I•·~ , IF YOU bvfldfng noW E. M. "Ike" Wisem1n '446-3796 • • 1 , · ·"'!!''-....,...~ .,._ urn ·~•. • 15 lOt 1 1111 odell · Ads ordertol tor ttlrea or llx; AVQN .RopreMniJtiv"tl art 15.th St., HunHng)on, W. Vo. homo or r.., ng, •·•01' " E.N.Wi-•n~~ . llmH ... SloDPtCI btlort ""' ldvtrllsed rooultrly - TV . Anflque,AuctiOI!. Sunday,!Jtl. We .... builderS. Dlstrl....or Dlrtllon will be ch1l1toltor only ond maga~lnu. S. ont 111 1 p.m. Wuh. olancl, brau tor Hotpolnt Applloncor.· number of llmts lila od dolt. your.ell end enjoy -high i>i<!s. wolnut onlllllll hell Alllsm E'ltclrlc. si.lf ••mod. · ealnlngs Wrlle or ctll N'is. trte, marl!!t lop 1 · DotOIIne: •:30 p.m. Oolly onct , Htltn Yeager, 8ai 172, ""'bit toP ttbln, ~ound oak COMPLETE Uno of G.B._D., ..J.l. o.m. .., _'; Jackson, Olio. '""· ,. .j':, Chore ton, Sav!ntlll end ). Notice . · .;;:r,.rors. dlsh".t· btdfoom B.B.B. plpn, Wide Mlactlon F •· llof 1 ldl III01fttl"of,..l of tabllcco a!ld o~ltt . .· ; C~al't'S~")·'E"'A 100wlotah ·Of "''ll Ill Trade · ~r~ ~fth claw ~; Tawney Jewelry. 1 n ......., •., ' . v ' Ph. 1963 'CHI!IIROLET IIIII on cllll,d'l. dtlk With ron top. 217·11 ' --235-1 ·wigon. l'h . .....,3256. .swivet c:lwttr .and many olhor ,. 2JU lltms. TYPEWRITERS, new ond' 1 ' . · llriorpafcll Konno~ • .235-6 used, port.ble and electric BOARDING all brttds, IIISfructlott ' -=:=.:::--::---:=;-::::"' : · ; and alendtrd. Also rentols. f · aill!tlouo lncloor..Uidoor runs. Motl 19-40 CARPET cofrws f"""lng 'dim? Simmons Pig.' Office Equip. ~41tt: BE o professional truck driver. Bring •em beck - give •em • 221-H • m-1 A R:~ School •. VA op. vim. 11M 81"' Lulli'tl Ront Lovely New 3 Bedroom PI'IWed. · Write box No. 662, 'electric s~•mpooer 11. APPLES, Fitzpatrick's Qr. • BOB'S REDUCING SALON <lerado, .W: Va: ·25507 or call Formtr'o H.lrctwa,.. Co. ch1rd, S1ate Rt. 689. Ph. HERE'S A VERY NICE NEW 3 BEI)ROOM HOME W1n1 Now open Mon. fhru Frl: 61111 oree code 304-529-13«1. 23U Wilknvlllt 669-QBS. 21 4-26 STIR EO, Walnut, Modern 233-12 AN ATI'RAcriVE KITCHEN, (RANGE. OVEN, DISH· 10. ~rr Elliott on duty Wed., WASHER, ETC. BUILT·IN), DINING AREA,, I'ATIO Fri. 8ob ~ MOn.. TUtt. ----.,.,V. t """'' . , . - - •• A'l ylt: -~ -· 'spoaker oound Ultll Furniture DOORS, FIREPLACE. 110 BATHS, Z CAR GARAGE, . . f.tnd~urs. , , snfilrl, 4 .,_, automatic 11 1 wJV!~A:15' ForRent' ra~ge. 2 voars old, •• ~.oree67.".: •• · ' . FURNISH:EOI . epJtlmont 'choi)W,. BaloncoN-1.15. Uae ELECTRIC LARGE FLAT LOT CLOSE TO NEW HOSPITAL, COjlpti'IQnt, good condlllm. ... ~-. 235-3 ,tn_ q uh_• .tt __~o~ ,Fe~yrill A~!; · our-Wc~Got ltl'ms. Con ..._ Mobile Home .:. , •· .. GOOD se'l:ll~"'c\'l~rlg room ,IWILL .NO beresponslbfefllr. q · .· · ,. .102t. ,. 235-3 sui In $13$1jP, good solecllon Acre Choice Lot Here Are Two any dtllflotnor Ilion my .own 5 ROOMunfl)r~lohfd'houso ind .. of Serti an·d Bemco mat. Excellent Buys ~ ·os of. ltilo dale Oct. 1, 1t10: both. "tot.t>i>.r t, ''l<ll'olod on EARlY American Sfiroo.rodlo tr....,. end boxsprlngs. Low HERE IS A 12 X 60 1965 State Rt.1. 'A!N 446-1176~,.. comblnotloo,AM& FMrldlo, •, Signed: Charles R. Shaw. HOME THAT HAS HAD prices . NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME ·' 233-3 ._. · • -kor sound ·oystom, 4 YOU will lind free parking, a EXCElLENT CARE. IT'S A WITH DELUXE KITCHEN, . •' ,. .•. COMPLETELY FUR . '~d automatic changer. friendly wtlcome and fair Jlh BATHS, ELECTRIC NISHEO 2 BEDROOM LARGE furn. room In private Bolon<:o '18.6t. Use our prices ot Corbin & Snyder WITH A VERY AT - HEAT, BASEMENT AND 2 Found home, relrlperator and·stove, budget forms. Coil <U6-1028. Furniture Co., 955 SecOII(I 'Trf-ACTIVE KITCHEN, ALL CAR GARAGE. LOCATED BEAGLE, brown and bleci<. utilities pa. S35 nio. Quiet 2J5..3 Ave. Ph. U6-1171. ON LARGE 2 ACRE LOT UNDER PINNEO ON A whllo paws. Ph. - . neighborhood, men only. Ph. 225-tf DANDY I~ ACRE LOT I OVERLOOKING OHIO -' ... " 235.2 446-4416 •Iter 5 p m EX~E;LL!'NT, EFFICIENT, RIVER ICITV .SCHOOL MILE OUT OF TC'WN . BE · r . • 23:1-5 'E<i>nomlcal, Blue Luotre DIST.) SURE TO CHECK ON THIS . ·PONY, ' <II) Hlnnon Trace Rd. c:arpet ctuner. Rent tloctrlc Real Estate F01 Sale f!il; ii$U173. Owner 'klenii_IY 4 ROOMhouie,ldulli mly. f'h, sh8m-r $1. LIIWir G. C. .100 Acre Farm , ~d ~y for. od. . >W6'J&2. Murphy Store. 11 YR. OLD LARGE 3 .,'\'-',· ' ' JQ__. On £Pamz·ly Farm me;::::-~=~=~~·_. I 1 ') · ·~ . ' .·. . f!IV.. . • 3 Gene•ofions .• g · . . . <DniiCUIIvt ll'~an•.....-olQ•~:-rllwf-;.::J:;i averap Denver Yobo of SCIIIIelpiiCI ~~=~~~er;,:. ~~· rtci· ,, r~1tfm..;:l;~ i'i;ed~ ~U ;teiUs Yo~', ~~'tJn The Ti'ffi~e .. . farlbelll!.a~M!!aU2.•rwllliU.. ~llie13,~ ~tll7,llifta,... ~~ lbe , ', farm . MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. ' . •, ··\ , shows IOIIIe strum channel watering trough below each improvement oo the Green ~. : 1 'lbll new " p1Dw FarmaU wrapa 11P III8Dl big tractor advanllges into a medlum.prieed pe<bl!e. Modern bydrauUca, ~ulle power steering, poweNhlfl independenl pto, tGrque lllllpilfler, 911.9 per cent effldent dry-type air cleaner, wide platform, cteep.cuahloneciiOllt MCI baekreal ... oJnce we've nm out of apaoe, why not stop ill and • tile rest ill penon? Ramonlber It's priced to fit your poeketliook. · ~I 7'· ) Nellher wlnerabli: N- 1:o1t ...... · i,.T. , .r•••• .. t• ~­ ·, •' ' ·' �'PUBLIC ALE The Boss Said.: WEDN£SDAY EV£JIING, OCIOBER 7, 7, . I ~/!!''!!! CommiJ!Iity ,\uctlp11 tarn. corner of t and Olive Streets. Glillipolls. Ohio . .sale will consist of antiqUes and collec· .,.,,.,. •• items only, lnclulilng hunciJ:eds of old lntt:lan relics. If you have Items to consign to this sale. pteose call In advance for reservation. Everything will be sold to fhe highest bidder. No one will be permlfted to bid on his or her own Items. Ring side seats may be reserved in advance tor SOc each- while they last: No charge for seats In the end sections. Col. R. E. Knotts: Auctioneer Mrs. R. E. Knotts: !:ashier Miss Regina Robinson: Clerk w..:·, ......goirig to sllow the 1971 models Friday so we nHd . room to ~~tr,aJ·e ... Final week of 70 SJle..:. here are ••• lower -prlc;e •• : · lonter WillrbtrifY. Mrs. lvi 10..,.tc 10....11p -,--(----'-...--:---:.:..:. . UPRIGHT ' plenOI, condiiiCOI. ~•lonll'-' .._.. ~~ ld WE WISH to ex_. oui ~kl ..... . )Vtl. Payl~ 11.0 HCh. ond apptecletton to ell our Firat,flOor O!ltY· ~~ wUI lrletldnnd ·rtla.tl ... lor 1'0\lr ,be plek-llp day. Wrl~t'i!YiriO sympjlh~fPod, c:ards and 'tlocill .dlrecllons, Wlttii\':~ llowera. • s to e~yone ComP!Iny, Box 1a, $ei1111, that hel . In any way_ ,to 0.1~ .1394. . ... • ;~:~iic · illlhltil "'". the ~me P.r of !hit. ci.i\l!li'.!II>Yi doer son ~~IW0t~ ·~ ·Mowrey, ouf iurnlfur.. dll/1!.1; 'tbf~ beds. etc:. Wrllt M: o, Mllttrl twa. Gtwvs Mowrey and Rt. ol, Pomeroy, Cillo. Ciil · Millard 992-6271. . . !· f·' any bu•mt' PUBLIC SALE I HOME'S ,.,..y, · · '' • 'IG'<I-llp DEALER 9•1·1fc ---,.--..,...--....:..: SAlURDAY, OCIOBER 10 STARTING AT 12:30 P.M. AT CADMUS, OHIO ... Directions: From Gallipoli·s, take Route 141, turn right before crossing bridge into Cadmus. then turn left at first gravel road. Watch for sale signs. We will sell the furniture and household goods of the late H. Ennis Miller. Fat Saie 119mt. Take over payment,. Cell -992-7019, . CLOSE.QUT ule: Nlolsl cloae 1969 M!)81LE ~ue · 1o . ~oi he•llh . All vases and mirrors on mantel, 2 matched end tables. 1 YOU RA111ER GO MOBILE Willi GOau library table, 2 Plaster Dogs, 1 glass basket, 2 vaaes, 1 coffee table, 1 rocker and two chairs, 2 ma1ched table lamps, 2 stand tables. A antique plrtures. 1 Alladan Convert's lamp, 8 pictures and frames. 1 jewell case, 1 cedar closet (locked) , 1 old plano, 8 throw rugs, fair living room suite, 1 chest. 1 stand 1able, 1 table lamp, 1 old TV set, 5 pidures and frame s. 1 elcdrlc clock, 1 12.gauge shotgun-single, 1 Home Freezer deep freezer, 1 Ben Hur Deep Freezer, 1 old dresser, 1 china closet full of china, 1 Sesslonos Clock, 1 coal range cook stove, 1 corner china cupboard full of dishes, pots and pans and cooking utensils. 2 high headboard beds·old-complete, 1 old dresser, lllbrary table, 1 old chest of drawers. 1 old stand table-broken, 1 sewing table, 2 oil lamps, Jiron beds, 1 old trunk, 1 old dresser , 1 electric fan, 1 old table, 3 iron beds, 1 old. trunk-broken, 1 old dresser, 1 metal cabinet, 1 chair, 1 dining room table. Clltck Clltck ,-; Our Setectl;iil Our l'rlmr TH·U~~TOR 60 X I at Ltllll'Y . 12 .· ;' . ' . •3M5 10-1-61c · groterles going ~··· l'educed prl~. Wllf a.,1r u)llratel~ or antlrt sll>dl; Wel.l 1 Grocery, 1960 CHEVROLET 4·door, .l!xtellen! condition, 1250, ; LOIID IIQ!tor!l, a.'lo. Phone Also, W·C Allis Chelmers · 98J.•150 Chesler. treelor and equipment. Phone ' • "' 10-'-Jic 1 7·2·3656. ' 1(1. 1-J!p 1970 KAWASAKI 90 Tfl, 2,ltl0 miles, Reasonable . Cell 992· 6165 allir • p.m. 10-2.J!c runt. Clll 11 IN AU &.43-~ . ==-...1 · LAUREL CLIFF Free Methodl•t Church building. Phone 992-.!326, See '" ' tny lime. ·• .· THURS., OCT. 8, 1Ch00 A.M. '· ' . . . ,. Free Estimates Jim · Larry Kenny· Jake household furnishings of the estate of Erman Swisher, deceased. Phone 992·7044 or 992·5632 ' 8 Rooms of Furniture, ·Including : • bedroom suites, 2 living roam suites. dining roam furniture. T.V .• electric stove, gas stove, refrigerator; 30 cu. ft. Unlc;o frHzer, EXPERT · Wheel Alignment dishes, kitchenware, chalro, elec!rlc sewlf\0 -machine, Electrolu• sweeper, morble-!cp dresser, rugs. old-style • $5.55 iRISH cobbleri and l<en~· t>OI,tllti_s, Char leo ' Hilton, "'"-. Pornend, Ottlo. .Phqne 2268 . ...... • f ' - • ' , . I·:U..I..., , , ' ;'T, ~ Walnut cupboard, Carnival glass, old sewing machine, numerous other Items. steel grain and -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 /Ouf .... S11!REO. Wafn\11 flnlslf, ~- lnltrml>led · 'Chaflllll'• lour ·iJ>IIIcer ~ •ra~.Balance $6,.39. 0~~ . civr Dan and Gordon Swisher. Admns. Estate, ERMAN SWISHER, ot~'d. Property IDeated tO mi. north of Gallipolis, Ohio. Just off Rt. 7 on Gravel Hill Read, adjoining Kygsr Crook High SChool. 1967 Dodge • '1S95 Coronet 4 Or. Sedan. 6 cyi., standard shift, radio & heater. One local owner. !a!~!oml!'»~l!n; 51495 1966 Chevrolet v.a Impala Convertible; motor, radio, power steering. automatic transmission, air c;on. · dltlonlng. 1967 Plymouth '1495 Belvedere 2 Dr. Hardtop, V-8 motor, power steering, & automatic transmission. bu,dgot · Lunch will bo sorvod by LIHio K,gsr Grange. JOHN McNEILL& HAROLD FLAX, Auctioneers Petoand Bob, Cltrlls terms. can 992.•· ,_ .t..,!ftc · . BEAUTIFUL ,Earl\< ·Amti'tt.n , ·style, ·storoo·r•dlo i:Om· .blnatton,4spuker, AM''l F(!\ . radtq, • . '"""' Cllal\t•rJ . ~Ia nco S7f.67. .Us• our .budget termt,f C. II , ?'2·3352; · . ·. ' ttciUM') ' l 9·2P"tc! ., '.· Loutlall: OM bffadle oort11 of r.ompoUa, 01t1o (beyead GaiUp<Jill State lllllltate I Cll MID Creel Rood. Moving II'Om tomli, farm Into town, so will sell ot Public Auction antlquH ond collocloblos, NluseftOtd tHtcll, hloll, etc. con~lstlng In flllrl of; 1893 Mason-Hamlin Organ, orgon stool, r!lounled Red Tall hawk, oek bookcase. 1909 dictionary, 1116<1 Bible, reed 'l'ocker, marble top walnut hall tree, paintings, King mahogany rocker, cherry cane rocker, walnut wardrobe, 742·3945 Dlxflr, 0. Air-fAinditioning Inspection And RH:harge Plus 6.98 Parts blanket chest. brass bel1. Foster wood stave, walnut bed, cedar chest, w•lnut wash stand, antique h.,d plunger washer. old plows, copper boUer, Iron ware, harness hames and collars, buggy wheels and af•ps, extanslvl bottle and jar c:ollectlon, wagon lack, stone churris, IUDI and jars, oil lamps, quilling frames, ol.d school desks and pencil box.., bells, cream and milk ce~1. lpal~lng trumpet, old pictures, prints, gold 11<11 and other lramet I!Od mirror s, earthenware, salt sellers, 111vt.r v1nlty set, . vasn. shaving muga, several tlbl•, -various. cN!Irs; recl<ers, straight, ~-- etc.• bisque. lron'Jione, ~nifl_lh, Japan, press cut and otlolr clllno, mloc. hOIJM!i91d tllecll Including Mayfeg wringer washer; tied!. ~ bolki1R9, . living room •ulle, tables, kitchen ~bl~> rnaat sows, lrunl<s and other plecn, misc. tools ·iticludlfle'toc.,_!i_, ladders, pl!ch forks; • llarMj 1ools, seed ·. ~~nerl hand truck, ptaHorm scoiH, o>itro forgo_ glil\iftl~ •. <t~panter vise, anvil, logging tongo, side saddle and9ttiet lto,ma ,hlo numerous to lls!. Also lrock collection w(lli' ~ wr.y unusual pieces. .'•····. ~~ '.· i ·'' Not r..,...,;slj>le ~ ocddlflll, 'Lunch de'orooiMis. ' MILDRED GillMAN oner· i ,,. LEMLEY AUCftoN SllltVJCzs A!iw~~· Aucfionlflr's NOlo: Thl~ something ot Interest ltir OJ,.&o.,;: '. Eves Til 8 Ph. '' ,\ ' Rtal Estate For Sale For Rant REMODELED 3-bed r oom BY OWNER. Just completlll. 3 Heights. bedi"''Om horne, 1lh baths, Gas house on lincoln Phone 992-3440. 9-27-ffc ·- ,--- - - - Have Your Yearly · J'' POMB&OfAMIO & & .. '' Your Chevy Dealer HOUSE, 1671 Lincoln Heights, • rooms, bath, picture window, nice yard, picket fence , basement . Available soon . Phone 992-2780 or 992-3432. _____..::. 9-27-tfc _Real Estate For Sale '. OTS WITH . ali utilities Restricted sub division. 112 tO forced air furnace, bullt-Jn kitchen, wall to wall car!!'!llng. Located on At. I!U. Rutland Roed. Contoct Milo B. Hutchison, Phone 74·3P:IS. ·r,' 1Q..I.3h: HOISTRTEI REALTY • GEO. HOBSTETTEit, BROICEII Ml DOLE POIIT - Trailer lot ' ~omeroy Home. &. Auto ~-acre lots. Phone Chester $650.00 985-3301, night 985-3302. ' dlf6 E. Main. ,.;,.,:.,, .0 .. . 1·6-ffc 57 ACRES - ~ bedroom home. Pllone ~·2143 bath, gas furnace lfori:Od tiOME building lots within air), drilled ,..II. $111111 barn. or Rent Plains Water Tuppers DOZER work. Phone 992-6173, $10,000.00 Dlsfrlcf. Close to high school 3 ROOM unfuro'sh•d apart10-1-6fc ment. Phone 99"oo~:- .l288. and fairgrounds. This Is a new development, all lots large 66 ACRES - Old houae, 11om, 7-1-ffc · well, youngtlmbor. aso.oo por and have good drainage. acre. . NICELY furnished 2-bedroom Phone 11'12-61117 oHer 5 p.m. . Blaettnar's f,f!~ment. 992-387•. Middleport. 1 10-1-tfc 9-30-lfc 1 ROOM modem house with extra lot In Pomeroy. Must -- ---1\fEWL Y decorajed, 3 room -- sell, will toke bes.t offer Phone 949·216.5 ,.. 1-6 1'-:US: 9-29-lltc 7 ROOM modern homo • with TRAILeRspace,one·mllefrom bastment, garage, two newR Mi!lgs Hlg~ School on old porches, shadoi tr 101 , 1v2 aero .1. 33. Phone '992·29•t. II•O!Jnd located .., Rt. 1U, · 9-:NJ.JOtc ~acuse, Cillo, by ownor 11 FURNISijEO and ' unfurnished ~~~:,O:,'f"l ~9539 r,rrtments. Close to school. l-25·1fn -~-541. .-;:::-;:-:~--:::....;.-,' _;~~11-!::lf~c GOOD Investment prqperl~. .'TRAILER, Brown's trailer House with three fumlshld Poork. Mlnenvllle, Phone 992· apartments. bo!ilment, two 3324. gareges. Mont tily income ' $190. Priced reasonably quid< sole. 'Phone 992·3035. tor r«· 7· 19·tic No. 5 Underwood typewriter, oak curved frCOII china cabinet, banquet dining tllble. Davis sewing machine, '1195 Station Wagon. Tempest. V-8 motor. power steering & automatic transmission. ORVILLE .......,. DfNSON Rt,. 1 ' Startlre Coupe. radio. power steering, automatic transmission , Real Nice. 1965 Pontiac furnished apar!menl, adults only. 126 M~lberry Ave. Pf!one 992...,.. · · 9-<1-Hc Saturday-CktGIJer lOth-10:30 A.M. 1965 Oldsmobile '1295 Pomeroy Motor Co. Roof Painting Repair. Spouting Carpenter Work. Contact: - ~ - !!!~~! 6 cyl., transmission, power steering. Extra· Nice: ' . ROOFING, ·~ BY miRRAtf'''· Til~ 1-Ton lnf. Truck, 6.4 model , 21,000 miles, stock rack. 1 '55 model Cedlllac. Belair 4 Door Sedan, v.a motor _.rlldlo, st~· .... darf'shlft. Real nice for the model. 1870.1970 ·. ~:~BN&l~;~CROSSWOBD~.Pti~Z:CE ·· ., 1967 Chevrolet · :'l69~ '. 100 Years Of Dependability "<ltlo's Oldest Dodge Dealer" S. Second Ave. 992·2151 or 992-2152 Middleport or Tom Liwender I ' QIOOSE • . Re~lly low,Low .Business Services I '· • . See Emerson Jones. Hilton Wolle, Wallace Amberger, Dick RaWlings. .. frames. rockers, plano. jugS. crocks, jars, large lot ·qnned fruit, secretary, desk, quilting frames, pie safe, I . And le lre;at· R. H. Rawlings.Sons Co. AUCTION Maytag washer, many antiques, 6 all lamps, J aid clocks, sleigh bells, wash bowl sets, glasswa(e and dishes, plc!ure . YOUR CAR & DEAL ••• \ Open Every Evening TiiiB:OO P.M. I0-2·31p 2 Bedroom, f.ully furl)lahed, gas heated. also availaJ;Ie In ei!JC~ &· fuel ou. . Financing .. Insurance Available. "We Service Wh1f We UJI!' Ask for . (3in.stock) two 4 dr. sedans, dr. sectan, one standard trans, two . with automatic, radios, white V<~alls, 232 cu. lrl.~ 6 cyl. ,engines. REB~L (1 In stock) 4 dr. Hdan, ·J ,,,!l~~:~~t:~!J~~steering, 232 cu. in. 6 cyl. l' engil!~r w-s-walls. · A;MiiA~ADOR (1. in stock·) 2 dr. rn.rdtdp, automatic, p. steering, p. !)rakes, air cond., w-s-walls, radio, vinyl roof. .. CHALLENGER R·T, 2dr. hardtop,383 cu. ln. V-8, automatic, p. steering, p. brakes, air cond., w-s-w. CORONET£2 in stQck), one 4 dr . sedan, one 2 dr. h.-top, V-8 engines, automatic, p-st., w-s-walls, one ,with air cond. SUPER BEE 2 dr. h.-top, p.-st., p. brakes, 383 cu. ln. V-8, automatic, road wheels, plum crazy color, white vinyl interior. · POLARA (2 in stock}, one 4 dr. sedan, one 4 dr. h.-top, automatic, p.-st., p,. br., one with · air cond .• w-s-walls, radios, vinyl roof. GDOo USED coal furnace wlih heat SPECLU Terms of Sale: Cash in hand on dale of sale. Mae Broyles: Adm, RobertS. Bel2: Attorney Mrs. R. E. Knotts, Clerk . U.S. Routt -50 E. ' ,- for Sale · 1 Cavalier lawn mower, 1 swing, 1 glider, 4 chairs, 1 set pruners, 1 record player, 1 sewing machine, 1 end table, Col. '. " 593-!C* Anus, ·o., 992-7195 POMEROY, 0. I Just Parileroy . . '' , · -~~-- Qaland R~aiiJ: . . CLE~D IIIAUY . C:~DSE IN, ALMOST NEW ..-- ~ -~.,.roomo, l>ath, bullllln utHtly 'room, . orbliop, gerage, br-; wa > about 1 acres woodland.• $ 2,f00. . •kll'chen, ~ POMEROY - 3hoot. -· 2 bolhs, ateom · Dovllloo garage. S20.000.ao 76 ACRES - I room ~ porches. COllier, 3cor gor- ~~s'Olao lru'lt. ~-·•~~ ~- . NEEQ 211 ACIIES HELIIll!andVIIIGIL l'EAI'OitD ASSOCIATES ltWIU SYIIACUSE Ladies ,, '' ·• ' '' . . I ,. I! ~' J �'PUBLIC ALE The Boss Said.: WEDN£SDAY EV£JIING, OCIOBER 7, 7, . I ~/!!''!!! CommiJ!Iity ,\uctlp11 tarn. corner of t and Olive Streets. Glillipolls. Ohio . .sale will consist of antiqUes and collec· .,.,,.,. •• items only, lnclulilng hunciJ:eds of old lntt:lan relics. If you have Items to consign to this sale. pteose call In advance for reservation. Everything will be sold to fhe highest bidder. No one will be permlfted to bid on his or her own Items. Ring side seats may be reserved in advance tor SOc each- while they last: No charge for seats In the end sections. Col. R. E. Knotts: Auctioneer Mrs. R. E. Knotts: !:ashier Miss Regina Robinson: Clerk w..:·, ......goirig to sllow the 1971 models Friday so we nHd . room to ~~tr,aJ·e ... Final week of 70 SJle..:. here are ••• lower -prlc;e •• : · lonter WillrbtrifY. Mrs. lvi 10..,.tc 10....11p -,--(----'-...--:---:.:..:. . UPRIGHT ' plenOI, condiiiCOI. ~•lonll'-' .._.. ~~ ld WE WISH to ex_. oui ~kl ..... . )Vtl. Payl~ 11.0 HCh. ond apptecletton to ell our Firat,flOor O!ltY· ~~ wUI lrletldnnd ·rtla.tl ... lor 1'0\lr ,be plek-llp day. Wrl~t'i!YiriO sympjlh~fPod, c:ards and 'tlocill .dlrecllons, Wlttii\':~ llowera. • s to e~yone ComP!Iny, Box 1a, $ei1111, that hel . In any way_ ,to 0.1~ .1394. . ... • ;~:~iic · illlhltil "'". the ~me P.r of !hit. ci.i\l!li'.!II>Yi doer son ~~IW0t~ ·~ ·Mowrey, ouf iurnlfur.. dll/1!.1; 'tbf~ beds. etc:. Wrllt M: o, Mllttrl twa. Gtwvs Mowrey and Rt. ol, Pomeroy, Cillo. Ciil · Millard 992-6271. . . !· f·' any bu•mt' PUBLIC SALE I HOME'S ,.,..y, · · '' • 'IG'<I-llp DEALER 9•1·1fc ---,.--..,...--....:..: SAlURDAY, OCIOBER 10 STARTING AT 12:30 P.M. AT CADMUS, OHIO ... Directions: From Gallipoli·s, take Route 141, turn right before crossing bridge into Cadmus. then turn left at first gravel road. Watch for sale signs. We will sell the furniture and household goods of the late H. Ennis Miller. Fat Saie 119mt. Take over payment,. Cell -992-7019, . CLOSE.QUT ule: Nlolsl cloae 1969 M!)81LE ~ue · 1o . ~oi he•llh . All vases and mirrors on mantel, 2 matched end tables. 1 YOU RA111ER GO MOBILE Willi GOau library table, 2 Plaster Dogs, 1 glass basket, 2 vaaes, 1 coffee table, 1 rocker and two chairs, 2 ma1ched table lamps, 2 stand tables. A antique plrtures. 1 Alladan Convert's lamp, 8 pictures and frames. 1 jewell case, 1 cedar closet (locked) , 1 old plano, 8 throw rugs, fair living room suite, 1 chest. 1 stand 1able, 1 table lamp, 1 old TV set, 5 pidures and frame s. 1 elcdrlc clock, 1 12.gauge shotgun-single, 1 Home Freezer deep freezer, 1 Ben Hur Deep Freezer, 1 old dresser, 1 china closet full of china, 1 Sesslonos Clock, 1 coal range cook stove, 1 corner china cupboard full of dishes, pots and pans and cooking utensils. 2 high headboard beds·old-complete, 1 old dresser, lllbrary table, 1 old chest of drawers. 1 old stand table-broken, 1 sewing table, 2 oil lamps, Jiron beds, 1 old trunk, 1 old dresser , 1 electric fan, 1 old table, 3 iron beds, 1 old. trunk-broken, 1 old dresser, 1 metal cabinet, 1 chair, 1 dining room table. Clltck Clltck ,-; Our Setectl;iil Our l'rlmr TH·U~~TOR 60 X I at Ltllll'Y . 12 .· ;' . ' . •3M5 10-1-61c · groterles going ~··· l'educed prl~. Wllf a.,1r u)llratel~ or antlrt sll>dl; Wel.l 1 Grocery, 1960 CHEVROLET 4·door, .l!xtellen! condition, 1250, ; LOIID IIQ!tor!l, a.'lo. Phone Also, W·C Allis Chelmers · 98J.•150 Chesler. treelor and equipment. Phone ' • "' 10-'-Jic 1 7·2·3656. ' 1(1. 1-J!p 1970 KAWASAKI 90 Tfl, 2,ltl0 miles, Reasonable . Cell 992· 6165 allir • p.m. 10-2.J!c runt. Clll 11 IN AU &.43-~ . ==-...1 · LAUREL CLIFF Free Methodl•t Church building. Phone 992-.!326, See '" ' tny lime. ·• .· THURS., OCT. 8, 1Ch00 A.M. '· ' . . . ,. Free Estimates Jim · Larry Kenny· Jake household furnishings of the estate of Erman Swisher, deceased. Phone 992·7044 or 992·5632 ' 8 Rooms of Furniture, ·Including : • bedroom suites, 2 living roam suites. dining roam furniture. T.V .• electric stove, gas stove, refrigerator; 30 cu. ft. Unlc;o frHzer, EXPERT · Wheel Alignment dishes, kitchenware, chalro, elec!rlc sewlf\0 -machine, Electrolu• sweeper, morble-!cp dresser, rugs. old-style • $5.55 iRISH cobbleri and l<en~· t>OI,tllti_s, Char leo ' Hilton, "'"-. Pornend, Ottlo. .Phqne 2268 . ...... • f ' - • ' , . I·:U..I..., , , ' ;'T, ~ Walnut cupboard, Carnival glass, old sewing machine, numerous other Items. steel grain and -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 /Ouf .... S11!REO. Wafn\11 flnlslf, ~- lnltrml>led · 'Chaflllll'• lour ·iJ>IIIcer ~ •ra~.Balance $6,.39. 0~~ . civr Dan and Gordon Swisher. Admns. Estate, ERMAN SWISHER, ot~'d. Property IDeated tO mi. north of Gallipolis, Ohio. Just off Rt. 7 on Gravel Hill Read, adjoining Kygsr Crook High SChool. 1967 Dodge • '1S95 Coronet 4 Or. Sedan. 6 cyi., standard shift, radio & heater. One local owner. !a!~!oml!'»~l!n; 51495 1966 Chevrolet v.a Impala Convertible; motor, radio, power steering. automatic transmission, air c;on. · dltlonlng. 1967 Plymouth '1495 Belvedere 2 Dr. Hardtop, V-8 motor, power steering, & automatic transmission. bu,dgot · Lunch will bo sorvod by LIHio K,gsr Grange. JOHN McNEILL& HAROLD FLAX, Auctioneers Petoand Bob, Cltrlls terms. can 992.•· ,_ .t..,!ftc · . BEAUTIFUL ,Earl\< ·Amti'tt.n , ·style, ·storoo·r•dlo i:Om· .blnatton,4spuker, AM''l F(!\ . radtq, • . '"""' Cllal\t•rJ . ~Ia nco S7f.67. .Us• our .budget termt,f C. II , ?'2·3352; · . ·. ' ttciUM') ' l 9·2P"tc! ., '.· Loutlall: OM bffadle oort11 of r.ompoUa, 01t1o (beyead GaiUp<Jill State lllllltate I Cll MID Creel Rood. Moving II'Om tomli, farm Into town, so will sell ot Public Auction antlquH ond collocloblos, NluseftOtd tHtcll, hloll, etc. con~lstlng In flllrl of; 1893 Mason-Hamlin Organ, orgon stool, r!lounled Red Tall hawk, oek bookcase. 1909 dictionary, 1116<1 Bible, reed 'l'ocker, marble top walnut hall tree, paintings, King mahogany rocker, cherry cane rocker, walnut wardrobe, 742·3945 Dlxflr, 0. Air-fAinditioning Inspection And RH:harge Plus 6.98 Parts blanket chest. brass bel1. Foster wood stave, walnut bed, cedar chest, w•lnut wash stand, antique h.,d plunger washer. old plows, copper boUer, Iron ware, harness hames and collars, buggy wheels and af•ps, extanslvl bottle and jar c:ollectlon, wagon lack, stone churris, IUDI and jars, oil lamps, quilling frames, ol.d school desks and pencil box.., bells, cream and milk ce~1. lpal~lng trumpet, old pictures, prints, gold 11<11 and other lramet I!Od mirror s, earthenware, salt sellers, 111vt.r v1nlty set, . vasn. shaving muga, several tlbl•, -various. cN!Irs; recl<ers, straight, ~-- etc.• bisque. lron'Jione, ~nifl_lh, Japan, press cut and otlolr clllno, mloc. hOIJM!i91d tllecll Including Mayfeg wringer washer; tied!. ~ bolki1R9, . living room •ulle, tables, kitchen ~bl~> rnaat sows, lrunl<s and other plecn, misc. tools ·iticludlfle'toc.,_!i_, ladders, pl!ch forks; • llarMj 1ools, seed ·. ~~nerl hand truck, ptaHorm scoiH, o>itro forgo_ glil\iftl~ •. <t~panter vise, anvil, logging tongo, side saddle and9ttiet lto,ma ,hlo numerous to lls!. Also lrock collection w(lli' ~ wr.y unusual pieces. .'•····. ~~ '.· i ·'' Not r..,...,;slj>le ~ ocddlflll, 'Lunch de'orooiMis. ' MILDRED GillMAN oner· i ,,. LEMLEY AUCftoN SllltVJCzs A!iw~~· Aucfionlflr's NOlo: Thl~ something ot Interest ltir OJ,.&o.,;: '. Eves Til 8 Ph. '' ,\ ' Rtal Estate For Sale For Rant REMODELED 3-bed r oom BY OWNER. Just completlll. 3 Heights. bedi"''Om horne, 1lh baths, Gas house on lincoln Phone 992-3440. 9-27-ffc ·- ,--- - - - Have Your Yearly · J'' POMB&OfAMIO & & .. '' Your Chevy Dealer HOUSE, 1671 Lincoln Heights, • rooms, bath, picture window, nice yard, picket fence , basement . Available soon . Phone 992-2780 or 992-3432. _____..::. 9-27-tfc _Real Estate For Sale '. OTS WITH . ali utilities Restricted sub division. 112 tO forced air furnace, bullt-Jn kitchen, wall to wall car!!'!llng. Located on At. I!U. Rutland Roed. Contoct Milo B. Hutchison, Phone 74·3P:IS. ·r,' 1Q..I.3h: HOISTRTEI REALTY • GEO. HOBSTETTEit, BROICEII Ml DOLE POIIT - Trailer lot ' ~omeroy Home. &. Auto ~-acre lots. Phone Chester $650.00 985-3301, night 985-3302. ' dlf6 E. Main. ,.;,.,:.,, .0 .. . 1·6-ffc 57 ACRES - ~ bedroom home. Pllone ~·2143 bath, gas furnace lfori:Od tiOME building lots within air), drilled ,..II. $111111 barn. or Rent Plains Water Tuppers DOZER work. Phone 992-6173, $10,000.00 Dlsfrlcf. Close to high school 3 ROOM unfuro'sh•d apart10-1-6fc ment. Phone 99"oo~:- .l288. and fairgrounds. This Is a new development, all lots large 66 ACRES - Old houae, 11om, 7-1-ffc · well, youngtlmbor. aso.oo por and have good drainage. acre. . NICELY furnished 2-bedroom Phone 11'12-61117 oHer 5 p.m. . Blaettnar's f,f!~ment. 992-387•. Middleport. 1 10-1-tfc 9-30-lfc 1 ROOM modem house with extra lot In Pomeroy. Must -- ---1\fEWL Y decorajed, 3 room -- sell, will toke bes.t offer Phone 949·216.5 ,.. 1-6 1'-:US: 9-29-lltc 7 ROOM modern homo • with TRAILeRspace,one·mllefrom bastment, garage, two newR Mi!lgs Hlg~ School on old porches, shadoi tr 101 , 1v2 aero .1. 33. Phone '992·29•t. II•O!Jnd located .., Rt. 1U, · 9-:NJ.JOtc ~acuse, Cillo, by ownor 11 FURNISijEO and ' unfurnished ~~~:,O:,'f"l ~9539 r,rrtments. Close to school. l-25·1fn -~-541. .-;:::-;:-:~--:::....;.-,' _;~~11-!::lf~c GOOD Investment prqperl~. .'TRAILER, Brown's trailer House with three fumlshld Poork. Mlnenvllle, Phone 992· apartments. bo!ilment, two 3324. gareges. Mont tily income ' $190. Priced reasonably quid< sole. 'Phone 992·3035. tor r«· 7· 19·tic No. 5 Underwood typewriter, oak curved frCOII china cabinet, banquet dining tllble. Davis sewing machine, '1195 Station Wagon. Tempest. V-8 motor. power steering & automatic transmission. ORVILLE .......,. DfNSON Rt,. 1 ' Startlre Coupe. radio. power steering, automatic transmission , Real Nice. 1965 Pontiac furnished apar!menl, adults only. 126 M~lberry Ave. Pf!one 992...,.. · · 9-<1-Hc Saturday-CktGIJer lOth-10:30 A.M. 1965 Oldsmobile '1295 Pomeroy Motor Co. Roof Painting Repair. Spouting Carpenter Work. Contact: - ~ - !!!~~! 6 cyl., transmission, power steering. Extra· Nice: ' . ROOFING, ·~ BY miRRAtf'''· Til~ 1-Ton lnf. Truck, 6.4 model , 21,000 miles, stock rack. 1 '55 model Cedlllac. Belair 4 Door Sedan, v.a motor _.rlldlo, st~· .... darf'shlft. Real nice for the model. 1870.1970 ·. ~:~BN&l~;~CROSSWOBD~.Pti~Z:CE ·· ., 1967 Chevrolet · :'l69~ '. 100 Years Of Dependability "<ltlo's Oldest Dodge Dealer" S. Second Ave. 992·2151 or 992-2152 Middleport or Tom Liwender I ' QIOOSE • . Re~lly low,Low .Business Services I '· • . See Emerson Jones. Hilton Wolle, Wallace Amberger, Dick RaWlings. .. frames. rockers, plano. jugS. crocks, jars, large lot ·qnned fruit, secretary, desk, quilting frames, pie safe, I . And le lre;at· R. H. Rawlings.Sons Co. AUCTION Maytag washer, many antiques, 6 all lamps, J aid clocks, sleigh bells, wash bowl sets, glasswa(e and dishes, plc!ure . YOUR CAR & DEAL ••• \ Open Every Evening TiiiB:OO P.M. I0-2·31p 2 Bedroom, f.ully furl)lahed, gas heated. also availaJ;Ie In ei!JC~ &· fuel ou. . Financing .. Insurance Available. "We Service Wh1f We UJI!' Ask for . (3in.stock) two 4 dr. sedans, dr. sectan, one standard trans, two . with automatic, radios, white V<~alls, 232 cu. lrl.~ 6 cyl. ,engines. REB~L (1 In stock) 4 dr. Hdan, ·J ,,,!l~~:~~t:~!J~~steering, 232 cu. in. 6 cyl. l' engil!~r w-s-walls. · A;MiiA~ADOR (1. in stock·) 2 dr. rn.rdtdp, automatic, p. steering, p. !)rakes, air cond., w-s-walls, radio, vinyl roof. .. CHALLENGER R·T, 2dr. hardtop,383 cu. ln. V-8, automatic, p. steering, p. brakes, air cond., w-s-w. CORONET£2 in stQck), one 4 dr . sedan, one 2 dr. h.-top, V-8 engines, automatic, p-st., w-s-walls, one ,with air cond. SUPER BEE 2 dr. h.-top, p.-st., p. brakes, 383 cu. ln. V-8, automatic, road wheels, plum crazy color, white vinyl interior. · POLARA (2 in stock}, one 4 dr. sedan, one 4 dr. h.-top, automatic, p.-st., p,. br., one with · air cond .• w-s-walls, radios, vinyl roof. GDOo USED coal furnace wlih heat SPECLU Terms of Sale: Cash in hand on dale of sale. Mae Broyles: Adm, RobertS. Bel2: Attorney Mrs. R. E. Knotts, Clerk . U.S. Routt -50 E. ' ,- for Sale · 1 Cavalier lawn mower, 1 swing, 1 glider, 4 chairs, 1 set pruners, 1 record player, 1 sewing machine, 1 end table, Col. '. " 593-!C* Anus, ·o., 992-7195 POMEROY, 0. I Just Parileroy . . '' , · -~~-- Qaland R~aiiJ: . . CLE~D IIIAUY . C:~DSE IN, ALMOST NEW ..-- ~ -~.,.roomo, l>ath, bullllln utHtly 'room, . orbliop, gerage, br-; wa > about 1 acres woodland.• $ 2,f00. . •kll'chen, ~ POMEROY - 3hoot. -· 2 bolhs, ateom · Dovllloo garage. S20.000.ao 76 ACRES - I room ~ porches. COllier, 3cor gor- ~~s'Olao lru'lt. ~-·•~~ ~- . NEEQ 211 ACIIES HELIIll!andVIIIGIL l'EAI'OitD ASSOCIATES ltWIU SYIIACUSE Ladies ,, '' ·• ' '' . . I ,. I! ~' J �" " . t r ' 'Beat-. Of the Bend i 't • , ~ '· , •. ·~· \ ' ~ b~ ' · . Now You' ' fUao1j ' •• ::> '' f '1 By Bob Hoeflich '•' ' ' II) • . ;. . •' ·"' ~e ~ r '"' ~ . • I POMEllOY- Kll8ell ~mdtlel, lne., C<lltluuu io•o areat gunaln lowW Middleport wltll 8 bolllllla PI'Oie<!- ' The firm bl8 tDDPieted loll' hamel, an O«UPied: baa follr mtre lllller conslrllctk>n on Beech St. 111d two mtre to get underway tllere tile flnl of nest week. AD ll:r of.tlle latt.- bomellare 8lll>lled lor already. The first hu allo purchued a trad of land 011 tile .,alb aide of Park St. This &n!a lli1l have roacla, sew11£e, etc., and from II to 20 new homes will be built IliOn!. Several old structures have been razed In tile sedk>n of town where the new houses . , being conslrllcted to PI'Ovlde quite an Improvement lor Mld<lleport. HELPFUL MEMBERS of tile Sew Rite Sewing Qub of Pomeroy . , malin~ 8beeta loc the P111000y Emergency Squad and from 9 aJJL to 3 p.m., Monday and Tueaday, will bold a I'IIIIIIUige sale in the Smith bulldlng 111 Secood St. to secure flllds lor the project. ., • MEIGS COUNTY DEMOCRATS will bold the official opening of their headquarters In tile Brown building at the corner of Butternut and West Main at 7 p.m. Monday. Besidesloclli and state candidates announced """Uer for tile opening, aides will be oornin& from Gilligan, Melzeobeum andtlle Gertrude Donahey headquarUn. MaJ: Farley, former division bigbway engineer, will allo be oo hand. Wlllleo of the party . , laking pies and cakes for refreshments and IliOn! will be IDatrumental numbers lor entertainml!llt. THINGS AREN'T ALL BAD. Last ......_ it was reported in this colunn about the theft of the poeketbook end small doll of flve Y""" old SbeiTi Marshall, cyllli< fibrosis victim . As II turned out, theporse and doll were not stolen, but merely . misplaced. However, Mrs. Addison Seaman, Pomeroy resident, even alter learning that the porse and doll had bel!ll fo111d, met lllerri in town Friday. The two visited a local store where SbeiT1 was permitted to select a favorite doll and a new purse. Mrs. Seaman even provided a change porae complete with change. And Sherr!' llle jus! beamed over the wbolehappenlng. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was lbe flnt Boy Scout to become president of the United States. 1 ' MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL Dlatrlet SUpt. George Hargra... served as a speaker at a recent confOn!nce on reading and early children held at the Sheraton Hotel in Columbus. Incldl!llally, Hargraves has allo beeo appointed to serve 011 the state legiBiaUve cmmtittee of tile Buckeye Aasoctatloo of S<bool Administrablrs for 1971. He allo served on the oommlttae this year. Holzer Madlcal Center, First l'lellllll Valley Hoopltal \ Come To I . IDA MD 13, ., . . ·' I , !I" II~ ~ . . . . . . . J: "-• a· ~• w·-·'-· _,. · 1 t, · Beach, F1orlda; Mark Forshee, IT'S not a glamoroua job. It II, bowever, one that II •PPoint Pleasant. preclated by all ClOIICtmed. Ida, like IDIIIY olben bllllnd the DISCHARGES : William GAIIS,Ibould be <Gilllidered an lllllllllg llel. for ber Rlekard, Ida Putney, Mn. lllllrin8 effort&. · Hillier Rainey, Mn. Richard ++ + crulhera. rr an began Jut yur. Severallchoo"' Jn the Soutbealllem ()do J..uaue alrqdy 11ac1 be81m the hoop 1'1111 tbrouebl· ~not GAllS? Ida, th., a aophqmore, waaapproached6J)ibe projed by the GAllS cheerlu!len. At the lime, Ida wu eorollad In 1rt VetenaiMemortallloopltal cia 1 with the Frllld! Art Coklny. . ADMITTED Emma + ++ + ' Jacobs, Mlddleporl; Berlllce rr likes~ one bout to dmr ~ pa!Dia Blue Ebersbac!J, Pomeroy; Richard Devil•-...,~ ,.,..,,... Arnott, Coolville; Kenneth ...w~ona-,..o Deiiijihtlll:r~lallandflvefeetwlde. Madden, Mlddleporl. (llle lapel two plecee of newiji b1t together l!efore appblnc the DISCHARGED _ Mary paint.) After the figure drlea, the sign Ia tbeo taped to a frame, Smith, Sharon Spaun, Gecqe ready for 1118. Jolf«<, Betty Stawart, Dill ++++ Gorby, Eugene M<Danlel, IDA, wbo is enrolled In a college prep llliUI'ae Ill GAllS, Larry Dupn. forma ber tedlowi llok In tile bu mil¢ den at the Mliia Ullllally after ICbool.,d band practice. Sbe has copied -.J.e of' BlueDevilllgurealrunolchl&lliOrpllllee.Shebudetllpedof her own, like the 011e lor Friday nlgbl'l AlllenJ.GAIIS game 011 Memorial Field. II bu a real ''meanGklng" Blue Devil, one delllgned to ''scare" the vllitlng Bulldop. CONCORDE'S NEW RECO~ + + ++ LONDON (UPI) - Britain s IDA has <CIIIIpleted enough bocip1 for the three raa~n~ng· · ~ Coneorde broke Its home football glllll!l, and Ia now wwldqj 011Dille more for the ' own speed reeord Friday when Blue DevUa home baaketba11 glllll!l. It streaked acroaa the cloudy Ulel of west Britain al 1,210 + ++ + mllea per bour. IDAisn'tiiiiNIIIhlatlmewhalllliet.tlltlbuplncollll£ebUI The one hOII' 14 minute lllght we bet art will be consklered. That p!cnn a pretty 8CIOd Blue · took tile swept-wiD& je~ ftylng Devil! Keep up tile &ood 1IUI'k, Ida. • at 43,1100 feet, north to tile +++ Shetland lalanda, !lien down tile TWENTY YEARS AGO, frolli lhe lllel of the llllily ~:t~~ west coast of Scotland before and woe~ GaJiia Ttmee ... Bow.-d Cilldan, JU. 2, \ returnilig to Its Falrford, namad teller of dairy hmll ... Ray, y.,... D. a.~ to England base. GalllpoiiJ llllnllterlal ,+uociatkib ... Mn. The plane is built to fly at Gallla ColiliiJ ElecU...Bolrd 0«11 ... more than 1,400 miJe1 per bour. no damage t>n: o.tapd Soureeli l8ld lreVtl'al CCIIII· plltnt& trailing orlhe the.jet aoo1e had bollll been _,.,.at + .. '' " f .'! ; l • . ;J· • ~· . ..ftE't', owc~e, Elberfelds Busy .. :ilnew~ !:d ~! Joseph "':,~u=~t'::! ~ ~:::l,t;.r.... ::;~;..!' .~ '~-~:·· Rayburn, Pompano ++++ Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Parents only on Pedlatrico Ward. Dildlarges Kathy ADen, Donald llarCWI, Mrs. Verda Cremeens, Harry Dodrill, Ollie Elliott, Raymond Fosler, Mrs. Clair Giles, Raymond Haskins, John Huggins, Mrs. David llundall, Mrs. CIIarleiMaloneand lnlanl daughter, Mrs. Donavln MeComber, Mrs. Jon Leighty and lnlant dauchter, Mrs. WW!a Northup, Robert Ousley, Mrs. Paul Paynter, Mrs. zelda , Perry, Mrs. Frank Plymale, Mn. Freddie Dean Queen and Infant dalllhter, Mrs. Leoo Stolllnga, Mrs. Ernest Tedrow and Infant son, Mn. John Trotter, Brian Jeffery Wallace, Harland Warner, Miss Elma WIIllams, Randy Lee Waugh, _. Mrs. Curtis M. Hayes, Tenney ·· Fuller, and Mrs. Isabelle Dotson. Chrtatopber D. Berldey, Mrs. ) ·. Clayton C. Bolyard, Mrs. Wesley G. Fulk, Harry E. Guthrie Miss Naomi Hoochar Mrs. J.;,.ea B. Hughes, lAri Kloos, Mrs. Ruah A. Krodel, Mrs. Harley McCullY, Dennis L. Palmer, Mrs. Frank WUUam Parter, Jr. and Infant son, Mrs. Garry E. Hoacb, Mrs. Emmell Seeton. Terry L. Smith, John J. Slllrts,' Mrs. Neal While, Mrs. John A. Wood, Jr., Deidra Sue Conley, Donald R. Creel, Mrs. Ellen Curfn!an, Cecil D. Giles, Mn. Larry J. Dodlon, and ~· ' r---------------------------• HOSPITAL NEWS ' ', GOOD CXlOPERA TION ON the part of Southern High School lor the Wahama 111gb School homecoming actlvltlea. The Southern bend and both the varsity and r: 1 ve cheerleaders u well as uthers from Racine way took parlin the Friday altemoon bomecmnlng parade. ! • .. , C,OOE ON OVER, AND $EE .WHAT ·M'l DAD GAVE .ME FOR M't 91RTHPA't'..• ' • ., ' ',.' ent .· . . .' ' • '·1 . . • , '• . ' ..--. !(' . ' ; : .. ,._,._ ~ ' ., ' ~- .'. \ ' Art . ' • I i '· il '' received. ' I ,. [: ., ''. ' ' ' �" " . t r ' 'Beat-. Of the Bend i 't • , ~ '· , •. ·~· \ ' ~ b~ ' · . Now You' ' fUao1j ' •• ::> '' f '1 By Bob Hoeflich '•' ' ' II) • . ;. . •' ·"' ~e ~ r '"' ~ . • I POMEllOY- Kll8ell ~mdtlel, lne., C<lltluuu io•o areat gunaln lowW Middleport wltll 8 bolllllla PI'Oie<!- ' The firm bl8 tDDPieted loll' hamel, an O«UPied: baa follr mtre lllller conslrllctk>n on Beech St. 111d two mtre to get underway tllere tile flnl of nest week. AD ll:r of.tlle latt.- bomellare 8lll>lled lor already. The first hu allo purchued a trad of land 011 tile .,alb aide of Park St. This &n!a lli1l have roacla, sew11£e, etc., and from II to 20 new homes will be built IliOn!. Several old structures have been razed In tile sedk>n of town where the new houses . , being conslrllcted to PI'Ovlde quite an Improvement lor Mld<lleport. HELPFUL MEMBERS of tile Sew Rite Sewing Qub of Pomeroy . , malin~ 8beeta loc the P111000y Emergency Squad and from 9 aJJL to 3 p.m., Monday and Tueaday, will bold a I'IIIIIIUige sale in the Smith bulldlng 111 Secood St. to secure flllds lor the project. ., • MEIGS COUNTY DEMOCRATS will bold the official opening of their headquarters In tile Brown building at the corner of Butternut and West Main at 7 p.m. Monday. Besidesloclli and state candidates announced """Uer for tile opening, aides will be oornin& from Gilligan, Melzeobeum andtlle Gertrude Donahey headquarUn. MaJ: Farley, former division bigbway engineer, will allo be oo hand. Wlllleo of the party . , laking pies and cakes for refreshments and IliOn! will be IDatrumental numbers lor entertainml!llt. THINGS AREN'T ALL BAD. Last ......_ it was reported in this colunn about the theft of the poeketbook end small doll of flve Y""" old SbeiTi Marshall, cyllli< fibrosis victim . As II turned out, theporse and doll were not stolen, but merely . misplaced. However, Mrs. Addison Seaman, Pomeroy resident, even alter learning that the porse and doll had bel!ll fo111d, met lllerri in town Friday. The two visited a local store where SbeiT1 was permitted to select a favorite doll and a new purse. Mrs. Seaman even provided a change porae complete with change. And Sherr!' llle jus! beamed over the wbolehappenlng. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was lbe flnt Boy Scout to become president of the United States. 1 ' MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL Dlatrlet SUpt. George Hargra... served as a speaker at a recent confOn!nce on reading and early children held at the Sheraton Hotel in Columbus. Incldl!llally, Hargraves has allo beeo appointed to serve 011 the state legiBiaUve cmmtittee of tile Buckeye Aasoctatloo of S<bool Administrablrs for 1971. He allo served on the oommlttae this year. Holzer Madlcal Center, First l'lellllll Valley Hoopltal \ Come To I . IDA MD 13, ., . . ·' I , !I" II~ ~ . . . . . . . J: "-• a· ~• w·-·'-· _,. · 1 t, · Beach, F1orlda; Mark Forshee, IT'S not a glamoroua job. It II, bowever, one that II •PPoint Pleasant. preclated by all ClOIICtmed. Ida, like IDIIIY olben bllllnd the DISCHARGES : William GAIIS,Ibould be <Gilllidered an lllllllllg llel. for ber Rlekard, Ida Putney, Mn. lllllrin8 effort&. · Hillier Rainey, Mn. Richard ++ + crulhera. rr an began Jut yur. Severallchoo"' Jn the Soutbealllem ()do J..uaue alrqdy 11ac1 be81m the hoop 1'1111 tbrouebl· ~not GAllS? Ida, th., a aophqmore, waaapproached6J)ibe projed by the GAllS cheerlu!len. At the lime, Ida wu eorollad In 1rt VetenaiMemortallloopltal cia 1 with the Frllld! Art Coklny. . ADMITTED Emma + ++ + ' Jacobs, Mlddleporl; Berlllce rr likes~ one bout to dmr ~ pa!Dia Blue Ebersbac!J, Pomeroy; Richard Devil•-...,~ ,.,..,,... Arnott, Coolville; Kenneth ...w~ona-,..o Deiiijihtlll:r~lallandflvefeetwlde. Madden, Mlddleporl. (llle lapel two plecee of newiji b1t together l!efore appblnc the DISCHARGED _ Mary paint.) After the figure drlea, the sign Ia tbeo taped to a frame, Smith, Sharon Spaun, Gecqe ready for 1118. Jolf«<, Betty Stawart, Dill ++++ Gorby, Eugene M<Danlel, IDA, wbo is enrolled In a college prep llliUI'ae Ill GAllS, Larry Dupn. forma ber tedlowi llok In tile bu mil¢ den at the Mliia Ullllally after ICbool.,d band practice. Sbe has copied -.J.e of' BlueDevilllgurealrunolchl&lliOrpllllee.Shebudetllpedof her own, like the 011e lor Friday nlgbl'l AlllenJ.GAIIS game 011 Memorial Field. II bu a real ''meanGklng" Blue Devil, one delllgned to ''scare" the vllitlng Bulldop. CONCORDE'S NEW RECO~ + + ++ LONDON (UPI) - Britain s IDA has <CIIIIpleted enough bocip1 for the three raa~n~ng· · ~ Coneorde broke Its home football glllll!l, and Ia now wwldqj 011Dille more for the ' own speed reeord Friday when Blue DevUa home baaketba11 glllll!l. It streaked acroaa the cloudy Ulel of west Britain al 1,210 + ++ + mllea per bour. IDAisn'tiiiiNIIIhlatlmewhalllliet.tlltlbuplncollll£ebUI The one hOII' 14 minute lllght we bet art will be consklered. That p!cnn a pretty 8CIOd Blue · took tile swept-wiD& je~ ftylng Devil! Keep up tile &ood 1IUI'k, Ida. • at 43,1100 feet, north to tile +++ Shetland lalanda, !lien down tile TWENTY YEARS AGO, frolli lhe lllel of the llllily ~:t~~ west coast of Scotland before and woe~ GaJiia Ttmee ... Bow.-d Cilldan, JU. 2, \ returnilig to Its Falrford, namad teller of dairy hmll ... Ray, y.,... D. a.~ to England base. GalllpoiiJ llllnllterlal ,+uociatkib ... Mn. The plane is built to fly at Gallla ColiliiJ ElecU...Bolrd 0«11 ... more than 1,400 miJe1 per bour. no damage t>n: o.tapd Soureeli l8ld lreVtl'al CCIIII· plltnt& trailing orlhe the.jet aoo1e had bollll been _,.,.at + .. '' " f .'! ; l • . ;J· • ~· . ..ftE't', owc~e, Elberfelds Busy .. :ilnew~ !:d ~! Joseph "':,~u=~t'::! ~ ~:::l,t;.r.... ::;~;..!' .~ '~-~:·· Rayburn, Pompano ++++ Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Parents only on Pedlatrico Ward. Dildlarges Kathy ADen, Donald llarCWI, Mrs. Verda Cremeens, Harry Dodrill, Ollie Elliott, Raymond Fosler, Mrs. Clair Giles, Raymond Haskins, John Huggins, Mrs. David llundall, Mrs. CIIarleiMaloneand lnlanl daughter, Mrs. Donavln MeComber, Mrs. Jon Leighty and lnlant dauchter, Mrs. WW!a Northup, Robert Ousley, Mrs. Paul Paynter, Mrs. zelda , Perry, Mrs. Frank Plymale, Mn. Freddie Dean Queen and Infant dalllhter, Mrs. Leoo Stolllnga, Mrs. Ernest Tedrow and Infant son, Mn. John Trotter, Brian Jeffery Wallace, Harland Warner, Miss Elma WIIllams, Randy Lee Waugh, _. Mrs. Curtis M. Hayes, Tenney ·· Fuller, and Mrs. Isabelle Dotson. Chrtatopber D. Berldey, Mrs. ) ·. Clayton C. Bolyard, Mrs. Wesley G. Fulk, Harry E. Guthrie Miss Naomi Hoochar Mrs. J.;,.ea B. Hughes, lAri Kloos, Mrs. Ruah A. Krodel, Mrs. Harley McCullY, Dennis L. Palmer, Mrs. Frank WUUam Parter, Jr. and Infant son, Mrs. Garry E. Hoacb, Mrs. Emmell Seeton. Terry L. Smith, John J. Slllrts,' Mrs. Neal While, Mrs. John A. Wood, Jr., Deidra Sue Conley, Donald R. Creel, Mrs. Ellen Curfn!an, Cecil D. Giles, Mn. Larry J. Dodlon, and ~· ' r---------------------------• HOSPITAL NEWS ' ', GOOD CXlOPERA TION ON the part of Southern High School lor the Wahama 111gb School homecoming actlvltlea. 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' ' I \- Devol«~ T• ~I,.,_, Of n.. M.igi-M- Area ., ! i ·, ' VOL XXII NO. 121 ' ~·~ 5, 1970 ~ Generation·_;. r~ Of Peace is Nixon Goal ~t I 4 H • - ~-~~~·~ . ,. . . . ) . ' DUBLIN (UPI) -'PreJident lddreu Alnel'laml IMine lime Nlzoo flew home lddlf• endiJII IIIII nek on new U.S. peace •. ( ~ ' l a 12,00knlle EurGpeaD odfue)' wltb a proml.le at tbo grl\'lllte cl hll Jrllh f~ to llrlve for "• full &enentlon Ill peace". In !be Wol'ld. lfll topeoat aaD·damp lrGm a talb. " On hllny ~a round or final . coof~IICIII wltb Jrllh oflidall lUdden downpour 1bJ lulb lllld a alate lune'-1 11 i:lublln ar- llll&dq1!l . cl County Culle before llylnfl home, tile' Kildare, N1zoo bade flreweD to Prelldllll moton fl JQi1es ~ . New Yid-lml Praidenl Ea· ~. ~...,avtq crowds man de Valeri of Jreland lllld llld . dedleated a plllllorial Prbne Minister JI!Ck t.yndlllld DW'Dr in • cow pu!ure at hNded for Wublngton aboard Tlalalioe tbat contalnl tbo hll jllllMr, Air Force 0.. remalrillll hll Qualter -Mllhouae . lfll visit to ~ Wll anceaton. marked almoll 81ieiyw!!iere by ''111e p-eatest contribution I elleerln& crowds ol botb adulll could make in office would be ind cblldnn. n - matroed to 1!riDI peace to lbe world," be ooJy by anti·~ .demon- told a Qhllled crowd Ill too ·atrallona durlnillbe weebnd in penona. • Qublin llld ll1e t.GI!IIDII ill .l ine egp.'at hll ~ !Gday aa ·Noting tbat hll molbor be 'drove -~ Dublin ~ M!"'"'ue, w11 a atzeetl. . , ,paejllll, Nb»a aald hll goil ~nine-day tour, waa to l!lve lbe world ' . Nll»n • . . lbe U.S. etn· acimetlllna It baa not bod In lhll inltmeut ·to: ~tn~~~th In lbe century '-"• fuiiJeneratlon Ill ed peiCI. ' " . ~-,_..all. IIIIU liiWW • j Cirll .to lft'il\p a IIIIIOIIated ~ towed to work for peace, ~e~tle~Maf o1 tk Arab-lntll but llld 1be • United Slatea coafllct.' wwld not lblrlt Ill raponlibiU· '1'be Pteeldeitt.alao plans to tiel to lllell or frleadly naiiOIII!. . ~ •! t· '* • ., ' i t l ,.._f4< . ·'· .. He'LL i ' ," _. ~...,l~ . MARRY '1bU! . ' ' (;,.~ .. "-·-~ '., • -.~~~- , •,· r: ,, "-,• ' .~r .t . . . . . __, ' ': t; :·. i . :..· 'l . ,.n' j ' ~ . .. ., ~ ' . (I . ' . '{"-. ..rtr.1. ' . ·,i;. _.~_· 1 ·/, ""!;.._• • ., -· ;-.! ' . aEsTOF SJI>W -Mrs. Leonard Erwtu, president of !be Che!ller Garden Club, look the tap ln·lbe weebnd Dower llhow mill her IIIT8DJ0111enl in tile "Statue of Uberty" category. It featured IDUIIII, llJsl)l m111e1:, eanna leavea and lion's taU in a mntainer whlcl! IJbe made from dotergent bottlellllld a eaidster lid and sprayed black. 'ward ' ' . ,I ,, i. "Redwood Foreata," lilinJ -lllered wood and frelb materials: Mrs. Bale Ginther, Mrs. Hrnce Kart', Mrs. Bomer A picture Ill tbe state capitol drawn by Mrs. Howard Knight Holter and Mrs. Erwin. "Moon Landini." modemlslie deii&D: Mrs. Dean, Mrs. provided the backdrop lor the entrance dlsplay by Meadow Green YOUJIII, Mrs. Baer lllld Mrs. Erwin. · Gardens <i Tuppers Pialns. "VirJinla Beach," inllueDce ol lbe ocean: Mn. Hmner Ribbon winners in the arllltlc arrangemenl8 ela1!8e8 Usled Holter, Mrs. DonaldMora,Mrs. Baer, andMn.Cbadwell. blue, red, yellow and white, reapectlvely, were ulollows: "My America", blleiptetive ota favorite place: Mrs. Roy "Washington Cathedral," a rtiiJioua iDiluence: Mrs. Leonard Holter, Mrs. Dean, Mnl.'l(arr, and Mrs. Erwin. Erwin, Mrs. Dooald Mora, Mrs. DalO Kautz and Mrs. Paul Baer. "Autumn In Appalaehla,"usiDJ flowa'a lllld llrancllea: Mrs. "V'Ielllam," the oriental iDilu111ce: Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Pearl lAJII MeCain, bllleall" Mrs. l4ar7 PeDJIID&Ion, red, both cl lbe ~' Jim' H\tltr 1114 lira. IIMr. r Bili'PIIfi»-Obio,'!--.,.ua.·u•,.li 1llndliw the: . 'rlJP aNIDa aub. ("'"'-liopiJ ~LlJ!ue wrn 1o !IP~ ug Art:1ltlc ~" Mri:tlee. Mra. Erw1D. lfn. &lter,IDII Mrs. Wyall displays by I " '; •.;, • ~~:' " -·' ' \ I,. ... ' ~- ;/ . ........ v.· .. _ rd ' a} H'· . Rur . ome ·, .., ,. ,, . ,.,. . . .Jt;-; ...... d. I, taaed,·, · I8 Dam .. •· \-J ' I :=~ fire d~m~ge Ita, to tile rear ~ Of n bolile 011 road at ,(••. ~ ( allied military sources Bald today. Flehtlng Oared today alq two ct cambodia 'a maJor highways. Cunmwdll troops pardally overran a combat baae in Phu Yen provinee 211 rnl1es n'"'theaal-ol Saigon Sunday, klllln& llld wOWidlnl 150 of the Sout1i Jolablgtborub of ..... ot'lleen Ia tbo U. 8. Air"- • bectmet • _m...... . . . . . 11m .......... - blm by Goo. Belli J. McKee, Ia eldef rl tile Norlll Amerltaw Air Do.e..,ICAm•eed INORAD). Tile prDIIIt'• ea my . look place 11 NOBAD be1dqaartero 11 Colorado Vieu..inese defenders, the ICU'cel Bald. Eleht <i lbe •\- ~ were ldlled. Jnfonned mWtary sourctB in Saigon llld lbe Unlled States Would lOOn Sprbap """"' l~fl supplyiDJ -lltaal depatJ eldel of llalf for Pllllll. Gea. Ban~Deer II • llllllve cl Mlddleporl, eed muiW 1D tbe lol'lller ADeJii. worlll, allo or K"" put. Cem~Jc!cl~a with ariiDery lor lbe ftrit t11ne in u.e war. PmiOWJiy. tbe Unlled Slates pve lbe Cambodians morlars llld at lwt m URI Huey bellcopten which are beinl ftOWD 1l)i South Vlttnameoe. Sa••• It-'s · . • ·!· ~ '.' .' ~ "• -~ •' • ' ... ~ iI . . ,,,, . r .... -) I •. . ,I ' I-~- ·' 'I - I f ' ,,.f ' '' : "" "·( 11!14-""""'' "" ..... .......,.~ ·~.,..._....,... .......,.....~~~ .. ~...._!... ,....,..,.,..~~"t'!:<l1n~~'!"114f~~,.;;i~.-~~;Wi.~o-:O.:.;,; ~';~·~":i1l::to.''~"' ' ( . I,• ' :• " ,. _i llrfl. Goo. Bartlaler II at eorsr 1'• :: . IUIItJ lor ~ V. Hu~~Dor,-left, aallriii I ' ~ exhibitors. Star on Shoulder -~~~~ · ,.cab!!!!'( ~ighting f.lares ....,..... - "' ........... ..-- ~eroy firemen ana SJAGON (UPI) - VIII Cone latt weelt ~~ -~anal omtr8e11Cy aquad members .~ ldUed fl per80III in bailie to mmpt · bet from over lbe wtmL alllckl on a funeral (II'OHIIIon, lederll ill.-l.t!D ·~ Ia~ Firemen were ea1Jeil to the a rea~t and a boule outwlili1b ~ a. lleel &uper· Flatwoodl Rllad al 5: IS p.m. aide JSIIaon and » South 1111:11G11irecin ni1 ''~10 SllurdaJ to atlaplllla brash VleiiiiDMII! ~were ldlled · or more piirdil~ 'n!i !loU bad fin. AI 10:1111 p.m. Selurday the wounded ina Comm1111lst been ~lid frml tile law -~ 1o tile Alva Pba1la altadl apinll a ccnbol bole. 1DIW Nov.lllld pllijiCII)8!11111ad bGa1e In Pomeroy. 1ft. Pllalln, ' boped to ~ !I lndeflnltelf. whO 1t11 bavbli dltfieull)' Ia Taft ·lild Rfii. lild o,rinatz; brtatbinJ, wat . taltea to DECLARB REPUBUC o:Mtl., cblef cl • Veterans Memorial H01pltal N:'~=~ ~.:.;a:: ePaiptlcln, bad- ~ ,filii libln be wu admllt411t will declart-. tile aalioa a "be wiD wid lor pailale of a Nellie ToWv• - iaua to bill to provide-· . federal !lelarana Memorial Boapltal republic 011 Friday, a South uilalanct to aid~~ 1\UPd&J by tbo fnia tile Koreall MWIJIIIPel' Bald. . ala DOW ship ... " liOmtiii.Mri.BeltJMcGulre.AI . . 1130 p.m. ~ tbe ltjUad' MEiiiUNG POSti'()NED 1o ...... ~ Sehool:1 ~~. teplar - - "' tbe .'' a cook 8eM Sloan, had Me1p County JJemcK:ral club ' 1D. Sbo waa IUen to aeheduled TueldaY, OcL I, bu Memotlal Hoepltal wiD ~. and · ft · and• ' ~~ u-. . 1 dlstrlet in flower show work. Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Holter were eo- Oladwell. "Statue of Liberty," ovis' 30 IDdllllately arranget1101118: Mrs. el1airmen <i the flower show wblch in addltloa to the 68 artist.lc Erwir1. Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Reid Ye~q,llld Mn. OladweD. arrangements had 130 specimen exhibits and 13 edueatiooal : f f" CREATIVITY AWARD- Thlamodemlatlcam•ll""""t Ia tile ''Maon I.-.d!8J" dill won tile apodal creativity award lor Mrs. Earl Dean. The &mDJemelt featured lllltall willow, eanaa leavea, and ziMlas in a blaelt eonllllner wblehMrs. Ilwl made frOm • ·piece of a cream oepll'ator. Mrs. Dean, rlJit,ls wltb Mrs. Earl Bellder Ill Marlella wbo .Judled the sbow. Autumn Brilliances Highlight of Chester Show Queen '· I' lnldati-ID Vletlllm, which be dliCulled SUnday wltb hll bofplnlng taam at lbe ~ ·; 9" � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. 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