https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/890129fdfc4c3543afb2334acc9cfee8.pdf d7cfd6c7e8525bb62845ffe950fd9496 PDF Text Text ·-···· ·· ·-·-·· ·· ·-· < ~~l-''*·:~=m Politics: Ohio Stvle ~:r;~ :::~::: GOP 111P · .. ' Come.s .illto Togetherness •-ullelllperalllrel. llfl1fl and Ia tbe OOLUMBUS (UPI)- Ohio's Qper • &ad 71o IOIIIb RepubUcan ticket, faeed witb portl••· Overnl&bt low playflqja calci>Qp _b lllpmo in temperallros Ia lilt dl. the nest three weeb, llood publlcly united Thursdai ,nlgbt, ~~~":t:i:>:o:-:-:.:~.:·:«o:-:•:•»~;:;:;:-:;~:;.,..:;: probably ai!Belll~ f• the final time before ·the c:ruclal alecUon. An eaUmated ~oao GOP IIUPporters attended a nily In connecUm will! the Ohio ltepubllcan ConvenUon ol the RKO Palaot Theater, capped by 8 · and In their state haVe wtll to Ia lilt • acrou the ~vlcUon and 11\tif record with and nejghbon •lata!" The answer · nomlnee. '"'''ftt,.thename,and11¥,ft lnlpor1ajltly, Taft lathe Ullh," pride !If M<l"lelt oald. "I cllarae you wi!b ~118 14 It that 1141 II again w &fftnnative. .· ,,~ ln New~ . " let me ten you, tf you · ~orl<or itferrad to "lllcll TV ~tgn on lbll record, you advertfllna iiiiCI qalllll Cloud Will wip," ~.Morton. by ·the ~·~*· "Elfctnrnlc The party chairman ur1ed charisma Is no 'suliiUiute lot support for Taft and Roger cbancter," he .Slid. Cloud, the GOP gubernatorial ,Cloud drew a standing OYO· Tax Experts Are Offered Short Course • uon at the conclusion dIlls addrauduringwhicbhepredleled a Republican victory. Bll8l Slid CkMrd would become "one of the .-leit l"f• ernora iD 1he hlaltory of Ohio,u but was more ·cauUoua in bll predlctlonl duriJii a fllt..lhltmpfnlapeech. "If we leave ben llld work," Bllu aalrl, "I believe *I can elec:l our anUre ticket." wi:~and":m=-~= :=~~.:r~O'Grady Promises • tmts Yora ln11iled Guest ,Reaching More Tlaan 11,000 Families VOL IV NO. 37 Devoted To '1M Greater Middle Ohio Valley THREE SECTIONS 32 PAGES Proudly ·' TEN CENTS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1970 PomeroyoMlddleporl lhe Flag . Suit wW find 11 to their dv ta 14 Lt. Gov. John W. Brown, the . attend the li'IO F:.,an master " ceremonlea, led the liJ United Prea lntemaUoul C<Jmpe!Ung reason (for 'the enThe GOP source aalrl Acneir Tu lind Social Security Short cheers at the end ol the I~ State Democratic Orairmall dOilMDOnt) Is that GIWgan may villi Ohio ....,...J Ocl 11, hour PfOIIl"BIIl. Ellf,ene P. O'Grady, who said promises 14 reeton 14 state witb appearlliCel 11biJ ill Course Nov. IS and Mat the "Pull! ... Pull! ... Pull!" the hirl party had wilted "more government alar more acUve Youngaton Akron Toledo ani! · lot Tomorrow at Ohio Republlcans alrouted in a ges. than PIUantly" f<l" the state role In......., Ohio's 10.6 mil· ClnclnnaU". ' '• .. ' · s~ ~;.-=.., wtll tnclude lure of the togethern• they adminJ.slration 14 take acUon, Uon PIOJI)e lban It bu played He aa1r1 Nlson 1111)' Yili'\1»dioeolsalm of dlaftles in tu muat show If they are 14 ent11- annlllllllled plane Thursday to In recent hirllory." lumbul Ocl 21 ot a. \ law and report fotms by In- neer 1 GOP fi1I80P Nov. 3. file alalpayer's suit to recOYer The editorial contlllued, ··I ..:.tuaulhoritles (urunpies Only U.S. Rep. Robert Tall $4 mWion from Four Seasons "Cloud's publicity men are tryGIWgan said today hirl ollfmol)' Ia ~ wtll be Jr., the Republloan Nominee Nurotng Centers ol America. fnl to lllllle much ol whst GU- nant ''basCGIIIIIIIIted hlmlelf to \ "'""'k;ededout.:J'-'-•~ the f<l" the U.S. Senete, wss absenl · O'Crady 14lda news confer. ligan~ aalrl- but ap- a alroctlnaly Jona a1ropp1na U..t \ ww --as He waa detained In Washington once he would file the suit "one parently did not - in ao Xavier o1 Jll"GCI"IIIII" and o11en "ID· :~• ~=,:·~ as Congress voted on defense day next week," probably in University speech in 111M about other 10 yean Clf ....1ocbllnc Handling CUstomers .. and the spenrllng leglslaUon. Frenklln County Common Pleas student unreal To revive lbll ·prCIJIIIV and lila tuea" 14 fl. Social Security~ wlll be 111omb •• Jl'tuiiY Endoraed Court at Columlrua. sb:-year-old CW!Iroversy loob nonce the prop' •1•. explained from the 1 R.S. side ol But the rest ol the state O'Grady said the suit would like an attempt 14 cqe the GliUgan aald Cloud ·b al fillnll and ~ ticket wss on hand, lncludfn& be .....,.hi qalnsl Four Sea- aubjecl, whlcb Is after all : promiled ~U mWion in otate weU as~ benefit side ures ss attorney general nominee Jolrn sona, ol Oklahoma City, and "Who Is beat suiled to lead support for "vocational The t of the orbJ,op Is D. H.,.bert and treasurer nom- the three membera olthe stata Ohio In the crucial years education flO million f<O" lllate fll whiC: wtll ~ ts of !nee Robin T. Turner, both Board ol Depoolts wblcb ap- ahead." matehini funds for public COli cheered by their endorsement proved the loans - Attorney The ediiArrial said, "Racer trllllp<l"lation f3 mfiUon f<l" ;::::"and two lunches and in the party plalform adopted · Generll Paul W. Brown, Audl- CIGud Is a COIIICienUouo and Implementing' the llcrmatead The ~dline lor ti earlier in tbe day. tor Roc.,. Cloud aod Treasurer lmowladjJeeble man. But tf he Tu ElempUon Anlendme<tt is Nov 1 lnlorma:;"""'""a ";: The plalform endorsement Jolrn D. lfel"bert. II elected, the llow eroolon of f)7S mf1Uan lor public ediiCiu..; ~ the ~';YEJ; was the first overt support lor Also to be named in the suit, the 1lltfulM8I and vllallly of llld f!OO mWion lor 1 Jllllltal ::'sion C:ice concernln; the pair from the state party O'Grady said, are Q-olters, Inc. stateg~twouldprobeb- bealtb program, 111110111 others. reservatlona according 14 C E alnce they became embroiled on o1 COlumbus, whlcb helped ar- ly continue. "Witb 1 month to go in the Blakeslee, ~ounty Exten~io~ a controversy last Mey over f11180 the loans, and Its three A spolleaman for Cloud, the campaigJ\ JIGger Qoad bii agent state loans and campalp con- officers - Gerald Donahue, GOP candidate for govttnor, already publicly proposed · ) tributions. Harry Groban and Sidney Grll- aaya a telephone samplinc ol lfGII'IDII that would COli the Such Republican lumlnarlea lith. 1100 Ohio voters laat wwli '' luplyers ., thls state liM$ ss former U.S. Sen. Jolut w. "We heve walled, more lban alrows Cloud Is 4 percentqe million -llld that doesn, ·lnHome for 10 Still Bricker and lormer state and paUenUy, lor the RepubUcan of- polnls bebind the Democratic elude hirl lateot call fot a party chairman Bay c . flclals"' take acUoo 14 recover candidate, John J. Gllllgon. The helip<O"t in every maJot city In Needed by Family notional Bllas were on hand, llong with the Illegal loan lllll!ley," O'Gra- flndlng.s repnaented no pin f<l" Ohio " 8lid Gllllgan. Response .,; the part of the U.S. Sen. William B. SUllo. dy saki. "In five month! the Cloud in the p111t wwli. ' __ public 14 an appeal lor clothing The moot popular figure was enUre Republican effort baa NOilil&rtlsan pollsbavelhown Cloud lold a meetlllg of food and furnishings lor ~ not a member of the ticket. Be been evasive and IIWI.produc- Cloud "' trial Gllllpl! by ss department 1tore ueeuUvee in Clyde Fitzpatrick family whose ,.... a casunity of the voters ol Uve in recOYerlng '"""" 150 much aa 11 per cent lind Demo- COiumlrua he bu put hltJvtelf 011 home on Leading Creek was hirl own party laat spriii8- -Gov. miiUon of lllepl loans." era tic umpllp are even high- record 00 voters ''will ~lUll heavily damaged over the James A. Rhodes. , er. . . whet 14 eapect lrGm our adweekend by fire has been ••- The gDYernor drew two SPOilOhio I three Scrlpprs-Howard The spohsman aalrl aam- ministration If elected." oollent. taneous standing ovations dur- Newspapers today endorsed pllnp were also taken 14 find "On each luue 1 baYe However Mrs Robert ing the evening as he said: Democrat John J. Gilligan over out If President Nb:on ot Vloo oullftred the JII'Gbleml we ,_ Musser w~ has the "We are here to lay tbe Republlcan Racer Cloud in the President Apelr alrould take llld - • t e d ID7 recwnproject reports the family baa groundwork to aleclevery Re- gubernatorlll race. part in the Ohio camprdp. He ~UOIII," he said. been wrable to locate a house in publlcan in 1970." In an editorial the Columbus said Nb:on lrelled Agnew in Cloud said Gl1llpn baa failed whicbf<lmove. Anyonehal'inga Mll"toninvokedRhndes'name Cllizen.Journei,CinclnDaiiPwst popularity, accordlnt! to tbe to~ 1111)' prlnled materilla home satisfactory for the in urging the gathering to Its and Times Star llld the Cleve- poll, but both bad ratlnp be~ outlining his posl'ilon1 and la'!!!!l w~ ,~ eiChl greatest enlhus~ ol the land Presa, said, ''111e 111011 ween 70 and 10 percent. prognmrr. cirllaren, may ~ Mra. MIISIIer night. at 712-4721;. Fitzpatrick bas a "Do you, the people of Ohio, fractured leg received in a mine want the Jim Rhodea brand ol D accldentrecenUy in wblch there pollUcal leadership to con- C llf was a fatality . tinue?" be uked. The crowd roared Ita. approvll. '-' OOLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio ''plaob" iipelii'C ollllrbat lie- slblllUM u 1D Integral pert fi "Coavlclfoa Aad WW" Repdillcana bave adopted 1 18- publksno have done in each the !I!IWI'IIIty and tbe CUIIIIIII· DIVORCE ASKED "Do the people in tbls room Plit pialf<I"ID declaring their . . . llld pleditng, cblefl7 In lily." . rn!,. eon: oppo-\ :::::"op ON BEHALF OF XI GAMMA MU CHAPTER of Beta Sigma Plll,&se Slsoon,left, and Nellie Brown Thursday evening presented these two new bicycles to the Meigs CoiUIIy !lllldren's Home. Mrs. SLsson Is cbalrman olthe oervlce committee with Mary Morris and Phyllis Mullen the other conunitteemembers. Mrs. Brown is cbapter president. Tonight, Sat. & Sun. Oct. 9. 10· I I Robert Culp Natalie Wood Elliott Gould Dyan Cannon BOB & CAROL & TED & ALICE News ... in Briefs (Continued from page 1) aspersions oo the stand of the Soviet Union ... "Specifically,'' it said, "Insinuations,....., spread !hal there e>lst aoti-alrcraft miBstles sites In the zcme of the Suez Canal with Soviet maintenance personnel, which is also an obvious falsity." In Beirut, the right-wing newspaper AlpHayat said Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser, who died Sept. 28, had ordered that missiles be moved from the Suez Canal cesse-flre wne but the Egyptian army jrmlor officers forced a reversal. San Diego mayor arrested (Color) R •If MEIGS THEATRE Tonight & S.turdoy October 9-10 ,. SAN DIEGO, CALIF. - FRANJ[ CURRAN, mayor of San Diego and president of the Natlooal League of Cities, and seven other elected of!lclals were arrested Thursday oo bribery and conspiracy charges. One other person, believed to be a public official, ,.... sought. All were named in indi.ctmenls Issued by the coiUIIy graod Jury whi~b, had been conducting a lengthy lnvestlgaUoit into the deal!Pgs of the Yellow Cab Co. of San Diego. Oman, 51; w11o has been· mayor since 1963, wss charged with accepting a total of $3,00tllrom the csb company and its president, !llarles Pratt. VIVA MAX I Color) Peter Ustinov Pamela Tiffin - PiuiTHE GAMES IColor) Michael Crawford Stanley Baker Sun., Mon., & Tues. Oct. 11-12-13 THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN (Ttchnlcolorl Elizabeth Taylor Warren Beatty tartooRS : SUch 11 Life Mlny More Aller All SHOW START57 P.M. Rain IContinued from page I) City Slickers To Entertain an wtconnected incident. Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr. dispatched 90 state troopers to the campus and ordered NaUonal Guardsmen on standby alerl Aa the specially trained state troopers arrived, a heavy rainfall dispersed the students. The National Guard alert was called off. PoUce withdrew from the campus area. SEC1JIUTY FOR RENT A professional barbershop quartet, the "City Slickers," will provide entertainment when the annual meeting of the Meigs County Farm Bureau Federation is held at 1: '!I pm. on Tuesday, Oct. 20, at the Meigs High School. Members who have not received membership pins or who will fall Into new classifications will receive them at the meeting and special door prizes Will be drawn witb those with paid up 1971 membership eUgible 14 take part. Asteak dinner will be served. Tickets may be purchased from Wayne &ush,RDberiBordette, Jr., Harold G. &ush, ae. Shenellelcl, Henry Frank, John Colwell, Roy Mlller, Mrs. Sylvia Mldldff,Mrs. Pst Holter, Mra. Evelyn Hollon and Mra. Helen wUUams. ir J A •... ulteMelgsf<l" d!,':,?.~""ty buCommonbeen liled ~· Pleas court by Mildred Brooks, Reedsville, against Paul Brooks, Reedsville charging gross neglect of duly and extreme cruelly. The plalnt!H asb custody of two minor children. TAKI!N TO HOSPITAL The Pomeroy E-R rrquad answered a call 14 the WOllam Byers home on county road 19 at !2:35pm. Thursday. Mr. Byers was liken to Veterans .Memorial Holipltal where he Wall admitted u a medical patient. Gallra" _,.,eiiTfl CAP "'' oeGranted '2 726 ' OOLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. James Rhodeo approved federal granfl wtating f315,757 to continue anti-poverty programa In sb: Ohio counties. Largest grant Willi f!M,HIIIIf the Ironton-Lawrence County Area Community Action Oriantrallon, 14 operate a lullyear Head Start program 1nvoll'ing Jl6cblldren. The GalllaMolga Corp. f<l" Community Acllon, Pomeroy, was given f2,728 for program administration and" ,1,397 for cwni11unity orgonlzaUon. TWO HAVE RI!NEWED CUJSE MONDAY Sulton and Lambert townOffices o1 the Me•·· County •h<- he " ed fire ... - ..... Vo renew conCourthouse will be closed !racta lor 1971 wtth the Baclne Monday tn observance of Fire Lebrm lownBiriP 111 CoiiDJllrus Day. Dept. hu not renewed yet, the department said. Cassette Player Recorder Mil Youthful ComH In biad< Next polyotyrene ceu with Target 5tJiin& 1nd walnutgr•lned Your deed, your jewelry, your will and your other valuables are vault-safe yet quickly-available in a Safe Deposit BoK. We have boxes a•ailable right now for a small, tax-deductible rental fee. MEETING DEIAYI!D A regular moeting " the Soulbem ~ School Dlltrlct bosrd ol educaUon wcbeduJod Thuraday, Oct. 14, baa been poolpolred"' Thunday, Oct.=· while trim. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK FORT SMJ'l1i, Ark. (UPI) VIce PrerddeniSplro T. Ape1r zeroed In on Sen. Charlel E. Gtodell, IUI.Y., and Sea. J. William Pulbrlpl, D-Ark., 'lburlday. But he lnrllcated he soon would drop Goodell ss a MIDOLEPORT, 0. the Record' The wldHIJIIIDc platform alaom;lladouduubjectl, wltb !l'e4llltlllle ~·I wot, u .,. virGIJ!nent, basic llldlllplr eel,..otton, crhne flchlla& urban biJcbl, irlnlporlalirllllld lrlgbWI)' alety, eplcrlllure, conservallon, public uliltanc., lllllltallteellb l!ld retardalton, ...... . . - cltlaal, Job opIilii. statepolflllll,wtinlllldlnthe ~the IC"'!!OIIf, bu···we decry the gloom- nell leiilslaUve ~ to a- mili rl&bllllld coa•IMO prolllf!llien and tbelr orades ol plore bow the state's revatlll flocllon. delpalr," said lira P'ftll'i>M 14 IIOUI'Cel can· be niade tDGre The" ·pertf -lirll alao lilt dotmueilt. ''Ours Is a areat equlta~le; efficient and ef- atL ;tad · I I ),:Hon C1J!1aa slate. '!be record prvvea II. fecuv.,"·lbo plaJIGrm read. llpGIIIhe .....-1 of l(ortb !11108111 prove IL" 'Turlber realbi!W U.i It Is Vflltun loaecede to 1\" 1 I 11 Tire plaU111m included -a.~ fer local ~ Nfml's piOJXIIII ~ \\1 I I I IIHpr•Dfled endonetnet!t d aD 14 be IIJllr lo 11 1 •td lo the ,qht fGI' "hi•lt""'late 1llfo llepubllcu candlda1411, Ill- tleedlll ill "'"'" •, we plotdat candlllonal ........ of all pia. . clarlln8 Jolm D. Herbert, the to p< , ve tlie ~ olltt n of- bel4 b)' both llldn." nominee lor attorney general, revat!ll eo-." and Robin T. Turner, the Tbe••antpllltmlltpllntwu IIIIIDitree Ia- tz~e...,.., brW, !JOiiDC .,_ It WU tbe llral al!ldal sup- earlier lbfl year ol I portfromlbestateparty . lorthe "cab!PIIdllordel"biD. I pair llace . the RepubUcu ''W'tJlledlleClOI!Ibted leelsl.. (ConUnued'lrGm pqe 1) , bier~ tried to set them "' t1ve .umtlrll to the need fer to lnclude federal •-- deller l wllltdraw fraiillhe tlcbt !sst a ~\At'4 · · on lbe preparation and 1 · J.fa1 followlnJ a conllovaq ea, tile ~ -nld. 'W'e siltementlbalthelruJ•'Iprke '· over state JGUa llld •mpatgn plqe to upbe 11101'1 - . may be lncreusd b)' . . . , contrlhutla. . tngful 1IIYI In wbldl lludento 1<1" lraolp<0"14ilf<ll lllait and . Tire doc~·t offered 21 can fully eurdle their reiJIIII· local-l an, ""-•~ Ud ,__ l!cht_,..,. a :=•IIY Car Prices campu- cbar;;."' J. • '·' ·Open Tonight Til 9 operation . Four kettles were in Homecoming Set CIIESIIIRE - Kyger Q-eek High Schoolsiudents,lllhough disappointed by the 24-tiiOtbad: Friday nlght at Eastern, begin preparations Monday for the ochool'o !flO bomecomlng festivities. '!be 8JiliWII eveniiiiCheduled lor 8 pm. Friday prior 14 the Kyger Creek • South- ....., student. from Southwestern. Queen candidates, above, are seniors Carolyn Hughes, Kathy Gindlesberger and Janette Polcyn. Attendant cendldates are u.a Adkins, a freslunan ; Jackie Burnett, sophomore, and Brenda Grim, of the junior clau. 'lftllarn gome. "The l}prdlgera," a bend featured laat at ~ Oak Park, near ....- .Jt.wPJ,d ...od&i ltlinniide ·tor t1'le >lliiiJieeomlng dwe *"~ell II ~ 14 all !Jr.aer Creek tludenil, - •l~!iiill, rinll Pllrooilol.ll!ll Kyger Chek School Dlltrlct · llld lhell' lriVIIed 11\tUfl. A ~ invtiltion II a~ 14 ~ -... ---· • .... ~ -.,. < River Race To Feature Sailboats CXXJLVILLE - See Ellplonr Shlp 78 "Coolville fii()OIIB<l'l'ln8 a aallbolll race on l!lturdaJ, Oct. 17, at 2 pm., at Storage Buildi,.g Lost GIWIAM STAnON - Fire of undetermined orl&ln Saturday af- · dulroyed • metal ....... lrvfldln& at lbe C..tnl Openlhe Co• Coal MlDe located 111 RL IS oppGitte tbe PldiiP 8pon .....r l>lul. A II h - -fot11ie New ,....,. CommaDfly Vlluateer Fire iMioort-' mtiii..W no eolflule ... beea made 111 lbe lou. The fOd8 olnlclln wao 8led 11 1 otmblaalf<ll otora&e - office ...lldiJr&. Jury Spends REAL BIGGIES- Left 14 right, a carrot, !lb. 4 oz., and a sweet potaf<l, 4 lbe., I oz., from the garden of Enos Tope, LA>wer River &ad. Tope, employed at GSI, gardens ss a hobby. HoddniPort on the Ohio River (Mile 119). Shot in Head on Leaving A re&lllriUon desk wtll be located at the STRONGSVILLE, Ohio (UP!) Athelll 8oel Club. A fee ol $3 per boat wtll f!lllce ll!re were invesUgating a llhoottng eov.,. llle r3111P llld entnnce foes. ~ Friday nJgbt in which a 2f.year'l'ropllles wtll be awarded to the winners, cid 'lJM*ed Falla man •as seriously wjJo wtll be clotermlned b)' the Porllmoulh ~ u be ohve home from a high Mnd)ca, system. Wlndl "I-ll knots ba~ ..,.,.. ~ g~me. been ordered. ~ llljd·a car puUed up behind ''You doll'tbave 14 be an uperl to enjoy Ethan kerr aDil iomeelne llhol him in the the ·fUll Clf r~. s.vetll novices bave bead through the ~ window of Kerr's Nptnlli4;l ~ lo eompete. Plan now 14 altelld tilll ftiMIIIed race. Bring tbe whole car. fllmllY, Cclmo early llld stay late,'' oald A. DIES JN CIUIIII 0 . ...~ .. jiDI:bwald, lldpper of Slrlp 76, McAR'l'HilR. OhiO (UP!) - Larry &1111. add;llocky, pleoit;e ..... the word"' Al:lknln, :111, McArtlllr, died in a one<:ar all YO\fl" oalllng !rlet1da. ·CI.81fb SiMdaY on OhiO 50 IIIII" here. I Enterprise 0n Damage Case GALLIPOUS - After deUberaling more than live and one hall hours Saturday, a Gallla County petit Jury failed to return a verdict in the damage suit trial of Ronald Thornton, Wheelersburg, a student at Rio Grande College, against Dean Rhinehart, Aasistant Prole....- of Pbyalcal Education at Rio Grande College. The acticm resulted from a basketball game laal March I&. Thornton, a member of the Archon Fraternity, was allegedly struck by Rhinehart drD"lng the second haU of the warmly conteoted ronteot against a college faculty team. Thornton liked t310 in compensatory damolgl'O and l5,00tlin puniHve damages. The bill began Thursday. Tesllfyin& on behall of the defendant Friday were Clyde Evans, Frank Petrie, William Hope, Mike Vranesevtc, and Rhinehart. . '""'' Memben of tho juey were Jacli: Oweno, Boonle L. Baird, Uoyd R.llasklns, Guy W. Jordan, Patricia Daniela, Steven P. Tbela, Delmar F. Ro.thgeb, Nellio D. YOUOII, Cbarlea V. Casl<l, SteeleO. Flaller, Gecqla Shellon, and George W. , Robinetfe. Teenaged Pair • RUTlAND . WERNER RADIO & T.V. ~n party bu brougbt ''our state Vlll\lll lermrl, to continue the (loJb!lillMIIrGm the depibl o1 work. rlebt and demonllsailm to a The plank on cov•-1 fl· level of oerviceunmatched In Ito lliiiiCinC made 110 -tlon Qf a 187.,.ar blatory." I1I'OPOied state laeome Ia, but The plalform, lauding the pledged 11117 aetr law would tenure of tbe admln- not cullnlo revatue eo!IICII &I ilta'alirll of Gov. Jamee A. lhe loc:al level. Rllodel, was adopted '11111nday "Recognllilll the crowlna II tbe OhiO Republican ConVIII· revmue nteda of llllllf villi target. Agnew, who appured in New Orii!Blll earlier in the day, Records and plays on 4 "C" Cell caUed Gllode!l "the Cltrlatine J""'lonilli D-kll-• . . Clf . iliti .,......,....... batteries, or AC current. A.C. party." Tilt reference .19 the .),.rr·in/4 11'h•ig• Count y Fur Adapter. ~mlc microphone with lamed lb cl!ru!le operaUon remote control switch. Orwr !JH Yenr.• foUo"~ e~rller · · Agne• · ·s~ateme~tt about Goodell haYing deurled the party and Member Federal Reserve System become "a t.tdlad liberal.' 1 ''This may be"the Jut day I Member F-ederal Deposit Insurance c(l, por~.:~l i nn talltaboul&l>n. Goodell. I have 1 All Actounts Insured Up Tg 120.000.0'1 lot other 14 .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . takeolcare of,''radical41berals he said. -tfiorm.lS• to rtgbt, are Carolyn Hughes, Jackie Burnett, u.a Adldno; oecond row, Kathy Glndlesberger, Brenda Grim, and Janette Pl>lcyn. operation simultaneously Thursday. headed MOIOROLA.@ POMEROY ltYGER CREEK QUUN AND A'ITENDANT CANDIDATES - One ol these sll< girls will be crowned hom~ queen F'rlday night during featlvtlles before the Kyl.,. Creek - Southweolem football game. Candidates, left ,i' TilE LONG COOKING process began Thursday at 4 a.m. The Rev. WiiUam Airson, pastor of the Enterprise United Methodist Church, stirs apple butter as Dorothy Smith, left in background, keeps the paddle moving on a second kettle. With Mrs. Smith Is Pauline Wolle who assisted in the Get .Probation Project in 26th Year PiCI'!Jiil!2l AND S'rollf BY KATIE CROW POMEROY - "It's apple butter lime at Enterprise." This is the 26th straight year the men and women of the EnterPrise United Methodist Church have made apple butter. Enterprise, hard to lind on a map, is a closely-lmit, congenial community along U. S. Route 33 northwest from the Pomeroy Corporation line, perhepa one tenth of a mile. One might say a suburb of Enterprise is "Browntown," obviously a neighborhood where several lamilles of that name reside. Browntowners divide Enterprise from SBUsbury elementary Driver Sought POMEROY - Tbe Mol&B Colll!J Sberlff'l ~Ill laflllllgallng a lingle - car occldnl SaturdaJ marnlng at 1:11 a.m. '"' Coun!J Road JU, two tealbl of a mlle ..st ol old RL 33. The Ideality of tile drl"'r bod ool been dettrmlned Saturday mornbrl. However, Robert Lee Trader, Z3, Albuy, RL !, wu picked up by I paulq mof<lrlst &I tbe ,,_ illd taken 14 VeteraDI Memorial Hoopltal lor trealmelll ollaeenU0111 to ... f-. ~f :! i: . '~!1' ~ Rain Follows 2 RALPH SPENCER, left, Sunday School Supt., and Homer Winebrenner are shown with the many sacb of applealhat were picked Saturday at LaWliOII's Orchard near AlbaiiY by the men and wwnen and children olthe Enterprise United Methodial Church . school and the new Meigs High School. Last saturday !he arduous cbore got underway with picking 80 bushels of apples at the Lawson Orchard near Albany. This was the first step in the process of producing the apple butter. On Monday the rnen began peeUng 4ll of the 110 bUshels. Tuesday and Wedneaday the ladles ollhe church began coring and waablng the fruit. In addition to getting the apples ready, the women had to wash aod sterilize the jars. Thursday at the wee hour of 4 a.m. the (Continued on page 2) 3 Counties Joined POMEROY - Meigs and Gallla Counties have joined a statewide trend of returning control of, and the responsibility for, mental health Jroblems to local cmununlties. �Hoaglin t - 'l'tlt ~ TU· sentlllol, Sllnday. October II, lt70 .. 8 nemy I ROBERT DAVIS, LEFT, and Ed King began Monday peeHng 40 lwbel ollbe ll bushel ol apples that were picked by the men and women and children ol !be Enlerprlae United Methodl.ot Church Saturday. The peeHng process Is the second atep In mating dellciowl apJie butrer. Suit for Money Filed in Court POMEROY - One divorce was granted and a suit for money was llled In Meigs County Common Pleas Coort Friday. Elmo Pierce was granted a divorce from Dottie Pierce on charges of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelly . The plaintiff was also awarded the custody of four minor children. Paul 0 . Ervin, Racine, Rl. I, filed suit for money in the amoWJt of 11,775.00 against WilllamJ. Ripley, Wheeling, W. Va., for injuries and damages received in an accident on Oct. 8, 1968 on SR 7 in Chester Townahip. . (Continued from page I) apples were placed In four large apple butter ketUes. Tbe cooking process which takes hours, was not completed w{w late In the afternoon. Tomorrow the process will begin again with the remaining 40 buabel of apples. l.aslyearthegroupmaael,26Squarts with a proftt of $1,000. This no doubt is the large8t apple butter operation In Meigs County and a very hard way to earn a .. .. Ohio Stale 29 Michigan State 0 Ohio U. 17 Dayton 14 Kent 25 Western Michigan 22 Miami 19 Marshall 12 Marietta 28 Hiram 16 Wittenberg 30 Denison o Wooster 14 Ohio Wesleyan 13 Muskingum 23 Ashland 6 Northwood (Mich. ) 18 Central Stale 12 Oberlin 21 Allegheny 20 Bethany 28 Case Western Reserve 6 Kenyon 39 Lake Forest UIU 0 Washington & Jeffenou 14 John Carroll12 ~ The apple butter is being sold for II a quart. Pints are sold at cento providing 110 pint jars are furnished. It Is not necessary ID furni!h the quart jars. However the ladles could use them ' Everyone desiring to place orders may call Barrie Spencer at 992-2447 There will be no deliveries. Orders may~ picked up at the church on Friday from 9:30 w11 12 noon to 4.30 and 6 to 7.30 ' · · p.m. The term ··age1ast" means a person who never lasts. It stems from a Greek word meaning "not laughing." - orces In Sou1b VIetnam, U.S. headqllltlerl diiel-' that the enUre fleet of CH47 QUnoolt bellcopten baa been gnlllllded pending an llmlllpllon laiD poulble clefecta Into the twin- A aepante Sal!lon report SaturdeJ aald die U,s. Air rorce II lllln8 lupenonlc Ft Pbantom jet fl&hlerobomben ID fly low level I'IUII over CommWJlat IIIIPPIY routes In jet alrerafl. One Dl the bll Laol and nor1hern {',j!m(wtla ID rliopperl craahecl last month, apo( targets for attack. The ldUln8 aeveral Gill. Phantoms can cover more · •1 Millieon Blooper In Barges Charged · . Steel was ordered f<K' 40 barges, but lhrougb "gross mlacalculatlona'' the shipment totaled eDough for 7G to 130 barges, the lnvesllptors aald. Only 16 were aclually built. Reporting on an lnYesllpUon beaded by Rep. John E. Moa, · Jl.Callf., the CGIDDlltree aald the Agency for lntemaUonel Development (AID) IJ>.ean the barge-bulldlng program In such haste In 11165 that II had no agreement with the Saigon sovemment on designs, drawlnga or plano of any kind for the barges. "In effect, AID ..,..... onont ••1.3 million of the Amt'l'ican taxpayen' money lor the steel but moving emblem; Annis L. could not clearly eelabllsb that Philps, Pomeroy, JZ7.50, the steel shipped from the speeding ; Carolyn M. Cain, United Stales hod actually Athene, Rt. 5, $18.50, speeding ; arrived In Vietnam or thet the Robert R. Snyder, Belpre, steel off~oaded In Vietnam hod $42.~. speeding; Paul E. Me· been delivered to the Thu An DWJiel, Pt. Pleasant, $25, ex- storage area," aald theCGIDDlllplred operators llcelllh!; tee. Thomas L. Lee, Albany, RD, ''The !allure of the Agency $25, open flask In vehicle. for International Development to properly plan and efllclently pheae the procurement and use of thousands of tons of steel bl Vlelllam resulted In the unne- WASHINGTON (UP!) - 'The fl>!'tlgll aid agency wasted more than mlllloll by buying lclA8 of steel for barses for VIetnam while moel never were buUt and none probably ever was needed, the Houae Govemmeat Operalione Commltree aald Saturday. The steel was too lhicll and too short, was nol COWJted at the dock, and wu left to ruslln mud in an open storase area for four yearB, the commltree said. 'I 10 Draw Fines in Meigs Court POMEROY - Ten defend· ants were fined, one was boWid Dulaney to Speak ov<ir to the Grand Jury, one other placed on probation and At K of p Dinner seven forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court Friday. GALLIPOLIS - Leon R. Fined by Judge Frank W. Dulaney, superintendent of the Porter were Robert K. KofPHomelnSpringfield will Canaday, Rutland, and Ernest be guest speaker here s.au!day M. Cole, Jr., Pomeroy, Rt.3, $10 Oct. 24, during the K o1 and costa each, speeding ; Lodge's monthly family dinner Charles F. Althouse, Albany, at the Knights of Pythlas llall. Rt. 2, $25 and costs plus • The potluck affair will iJeglo.. daplages, rsckless operauon; at 6:30 p.m. Individuals are M.rshell !It Runt, "'arletta, ( asked to bring their own table assessed costs only, speeding; aervtce. Frank Musser and VIrginia F. p Apple Butter PHNOM PENH (UPl)-CGm· lllllnilt lrOOIII attaclled for the fifth cCJ!l1001111ve day Saturday In an attempt to break up a 10,001Hnan Cl!miJodlan task force dug In U miieo north or Phnun Penb. neld aepall aald 3,000 freeh North Vlea..were thrown Into the olftllllve. . . . charges of driving while In· IDxtcated: Elson O'Conner, no address recorded was assessed costa only, made restitution, placed on probation for five years on charges or fraud and non..upport. Forfeiting bondawere Elwood overload; James D. HutJr. Howard, Rutland, Rt. 1, and chinson. Oak Hill. Rt. I. 167 and Danny W. Robinson, Clifton, costs 147 suspended, overload; $17.50 each, posted, no slow Charles L. Splr•s, Rutland, Rt. I, 112 and costo, speeding; Ella F. Jeffero, Pomeroy, flO and costa, no operators license. Bowfd'over"lO the Gdha Jury was ~ames Franklin Barnette, Musser, Long Bottom, RD, $15 and costo each, disturbing the peace; Richard E. Elliott, Gallipolis, Rl. 2, $161 and costs, Jm suspended, overload; Roy JWJior Newell, Pomeroy, $157 and costa, $107 suspended, ·.· . • ID MRS. ED KING. Is <OI'lng apples, the third step of the apple buller .....-auon. Lut year the men and women of the Enterprise United Mathodlat Church made 1,265 quarts. Will·Start . 1 chargees E -6 Dis.turn . . , ,." E ... .,., y. . . -.. . 88 May Re llfOWid and are leu . . . .)lie to Comm111lat antlaimlft defeDIOI than o1her ~~ planes. ~ ~. '' , · IDcreued ~ , Four eambodiiln!i:~ll9lalen were repOrted killed and more lilan 20 wounded In .tl!e attack on the Cambodlall ~ foreel Sa~,- railing'. ~ thla week ID 13 ldlled a\ least I:IZ wounded. UP! correspondent Kale Webb reported seeing 12 bodies clad In regular North VlelDa· meae Army uniforms and nnmerous t:rall.s or. blood and Dattened gr. . w~ II Ill' peared the attacllers hod dragged other daad and wound· ~· ly •'They are trying til wear us down," saki Brtc. Gen. Trong Van Phanmoeung, rommander of the 1~-~~altaUon tuk force. "Despite the aeriousneaa of the attacks 1 do nol lbink you can say we have reached an lmpaaee. · '"nney attacll us every nigh~ leavl"'l us too tlred•f.o lUlU the sweeps and cleaning up aperaUona we need to, but · we are maneuvering." ADolller Rqlmelrt The cambod!an seneral aald N<K'th Vletnameae forcell hod been lncl'eued by about one regiment. Jn Minor Wreck The cambodlan force has been lrying to clear Highway 8, GALUPOIJS - No one was a main artery l'1llUllng ilortiJ Injured In I minor traffic ac- from Phnom Penh to the elden! lnveetigated Friday by province capital of Kcmpons the Ohio State Highway Patrol. TIHlin. The mlahep OCCUlTed '"' Rt. Military sources aald 1he 218, nine tentha miles south of Phantom jeta were ftylng dally Rt. 790 wbere Michael 0 . miaslona over Communlal supBeaver, 18, Rl. 2, Crown City, ply routes In cambodia and swerved to mlsa a truck whlcb Laos In a role thel In the past slop~ In the roadway driven baa been handled by llshl'!l" by MonviDe C. Swain, Z7, Rl. I, aircraft. Crown City. The ileJiver auto The Phantoms carry no wen I off the blghway and struck bombs and are arilled only witlt a fence. No cllaUM waslaaued. a 20mm hlgb apeec1 cannon and liZd Minnelli · . · OtU WEEK TODAY . thru .SATQR~, \ · f JUNGL! BOOK ~ -L< - " " " - ---"'- DRIVf·IH Police Report 2-Car Accitknt MEIGS ' nfATRE w:: .,. ••• ... TEO . I M.ICE IN YOUR TRADING ABA .. ~ ' PETE NEAL PICKS UP FIRST DOWN - Blue DevU lallbacll Pete Neal (311) caaghl an !B-yard pass from QB Larry &lowden on this play In lbe socond pertod. Neal picked up a flnl down on the Athens nine with 2f seconds remaining In the hell. Closing In on left are Bulldogs LesChempHn (21) Bob Fennell ( 13) and Don Wood ( 11). That's Blue DevU ac~ Tom Prose otretched out on 'h• growld on lower left of pl>oto. GABS won, 14-0. j"' ' I - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - , · I1 Area Deaths ·Milton E. RUIIsell ·· l :r.·.l.· ···~~~~= t . store and safesuanl 1he steel upon arrival In Vlelllam resulted In 1he delrll· oration and shortage of thou· aanda ol lolls of the steel and poulbly di~,l'lion from Ita Intended use. Since the lnvesllptiiNI, the CGIDDllllee said, lllep8 have been taken to sell the steel to recover U.S. cotta. The agency bartered away $100,000 worth of the steel In exchan&e for $400,000 worth of plledrlvera and other promised equlpmen~ II said. '" 0 l • red nO ne nJU Jli'GIIOI' .e~j~Y:~. ST?PPEDSHORT - Eaatem's Dave Smith lallopped short of the goal during ael;.., In Fridays 2U vlclory over KYSer C...... Smith, however, scored moments later on i two yurd plunge. Bobcats and Eagles in thla action shot are left to ri8ht Mite Beebe (ell) Da White (31), Roy Thomas (13), Roger Karr (64), Mike Boring (79), Howard Bsht !54l Gregve McCarty (30) and Eastern's Richard liter (65). ' either." .no.: a,. OVER 11,000 HOM'ES CLEVELAND ( UPI ) - Fred Hoaglln'o job lor the Cleveland Browne may not be glamorous, hat al least he doesn't get booed. Hoaglin is a five-year veteran at center for the Browne, who starta his 52nd consecutive same today against the anclnnall Bengsls. " I'm used to nol beinK i.nown," aaid Hoaglin philosophically. "It's been that way all my life. Somelimeo it's even good - I don't get booed . upend!""' of Dllll'e te"='ir·r "' JoiUIIOn .. . . wa•• , 'ciUA;' rocketaformarldnglarJ•IIfor ' ,CifArl lhlihtfmllll<ill'oflht''.Killli'\Can · ·J<11100ft . B;, 'I!W'lli..... j¥11 ~are tupayerfunda,"Uieeommltree '!he first U.S. (Jlellldent to be walllng··hlgb••bove, .1111if,iaald no address recorded, on llld, ., . . sworn In by a WOJI!an. The Ulea:perlmonthasalreadfmet ' "Moreover, 1he !allure of the 3~:ge w:!,.r,~w:eughrea ~ with conalderable .111ccm In · es 0 WJCovering wgeti. GALLIPOLIS - The United gradesE-7,~or&hUllheve government of VIetnam to Texas. States Army heo just announced only 24 houra to reenllat In a new policy which makes grade, tltose remaining out of Army veterans dlacherged In service over :M houn face • ll I In IAIIIn II 0/ e, Ill ,... - , IN grades E-8 and below eligible to drop In grade. Wllmnod. 'l1le edllrr rr •• a. ... te t1 IW IIIIa. reenlist without loss In grade. Army veterana out of 801'\'l<e Alllellln- •• ali ..... II , riO &' According to Sergeant for more than 30 months 011111 lttiiWt.., ........ N(llll Maxwell, local Army recruiter, apply for a detennin&Uon from this move will allow thouaands Army pencmnel offlclala to find of former servicemen to bring the grade they may be their skills and e"""rience back reenlisted ln. ID the Regular Army without Drop In and - Sergeant ..J,_. oacriflcing one of their hard- Maxwell, al811 N. Court, Athena, won sergeant or opecialist or call m30Z2 today. He has still more Information fiR' ex • Spanish War Vet. Omitted slripea. Under the former ruling, an soldiers who deelre to wear the Mlnenvllle, Ohio E-8 hod just three montha to Army green again. Oct.2, 1170 reenlist and retain his grade if Dear SirS: he had less than four years total Penn State Steall Cartoon We noted In a receullaaue of your P'pel' that yoo llaled Malgl service. Those E-4's with more County Veterana. You did not Uat any Spanish Amerlean War then four years service hod just 7 Puses In Win PLUS 24 houro. Now those In both veterans. categories who hove been out of ·BOSTON (UPI)- PenD Slate MJINJband, Gurney L. Mlchetl, ol near <llelter, Ia a veteran the service for up to 30 monthe Ulled eeven pasa int.ercepllonl ID olthatwar. We wonder If there are any......, veter8ill of lbat war may return without penalty. throllle the Boston Collese In Meigs County? Those who left the Army In attacll and converted one of My '*tabend fell lui Fobnlary, ~ bla right blp and them Into a OQ&o)'1ll'd IIOIII'in& bla rl&bt arm. He Ia making a aallalaetor)' _...,ry; can ~ plunge by Franco llarrlllor t.bo with a walker. He Wll 12 lui May. Reopeetfully, Mn. G. L. Three Petitions w1nnlnil toucbdown Saturday In Michael Granted by Court a 28-3 win over the Eaglaa. Ed. Note: The lllllng of veterans waa prepared by the State TheNlttany LIGnl, mappilqj I Alcy, General 'I Office. rare two same klllll& streelt, GALLIPOLIS Three also got one yard acortnc divorce petitions were granted plunges from 1 r ve he(fbacll AB TO WED Friday by Gallia County Joel Ramlcb and il1lb quarGAWPOUS - Applylna for ConunM Pleas Courl Judge terbacllJolmllufnagelandaU. a marriage llcenae. Friday ill Ronald R. Calhoun. yard IDudldown retum o1 a GaWa Counl:jl Probate Court · Harley Wataon, Rt. 1 North· bloclled BC p1111t bJ llnebacbr were Ronald Carrol Waash, 30, ' up, was granted a divorce Jacll Him. from Mariam G. Watson, Penn . Slala'a . ••ven In- Crown City, U. S. NBI'J', 11M! Jean Cos, II, Narlbup, Berea, on ground of 81'0118 lerctptlma, · wltldl were four Doona 'Waltrea. . 'i \..,l .: neglect of duty. They were short oi the lntercoUeglate . - . " . . ~ married Oct. 'II, 19211 and have record, were J*'l1y of!lel bJ three childron, all of age. Grosa four BC fumble recoverlel. DIVORCE .SlED neglect of duly and ex1teme Starlin& Easle quarterback GALLIPOLIS - Nancy cruelty were 1he grounda of a Red llarrtl, wbo bad belli In- Mar&aret Marlin, Rt. 1, hu Wlllt.DISIMY's divorce granted Gusla Cos, tercepled illreo ~ In t.bo filed a pelltlon teeklna a All Clrl'!»JI Fiiture GaWpolls, from Odie Cos, Rt. 2, Eac~M' llrll tltree '!lctoriu, divorce from Jerry 'l'homu GaWpolls. The couple baa eight was pkked oflllilllmll before Martin, addrell unlcnown. They children, all of age. Teresa Jane a near ...P'~ bome croWd wen married Nov. a, 11118 and Burke, GaUJpolls, was granted and rM«V~ ~ 1i11J Rqlp- baye three cbUdren. Mrs. a divorce from John Siepl10n man·wu ·U.I&cepted onca. · Mei11nchargedgrossnegleclol Burke. They were married Jan. duty and extreme cruelty. 21, 1987 and hove two children. The Rusalan ruler Vladl· mlr Intrilduced Chrlallanity ...,110~ Into Rusala. He bee~ a Christian Ill 1187 and shortly thereafter ordered all bll Tonight. Oct. 11 f::~~ to . become Christ· AOI>ert Culp ""t.llo POMEROY - Pomeroy .Elliott Goul Pollee liivesijgated a ·fw..car Ovlll C•nnon·. accident Frlila/ al a::.m. on TDnlthl,-· I Tuos. Cbelter Roa . Da Bum· · OCI.11·12·11 .. gardner, ~roy, was atopTH.I ONLY ~ at lnWsettion of SR OAI!Ilt IN TOWN ITecllnl-) 7and,~ .~hlae..-'1\'88 strucll ,., Ellzabolh Taylor In tba ·J'e~ ·by a ""'~1,1, driven Warren ltatty bY Uoyd' ..irt'l0:-01 ,Ji'Onton. Ca-no: ~··· Sayre'wall cited on'~liilri• ol Such h Ufo ... wur,d clw dla~. Thenr ~oy. -. Allor All were no. liljilrles. .'!1lel'e wu ' L', ' (Celor) SHOW STAATS !P.M. ,, . medium '· damase .: to ' both vehicles. ·When You Advertise Your Product In The Sunday-Times Sentinel 52nd Game ' ,0:0 t MIDDLEPORT - Milton Ell Russell, 13, Middleport, died Saturday morntns at the · ' O'Blenesa Memorlalllospltal 1n ' Athens. Born Nov. e, 1189, Mr. Russell was the son of the late Harvey ·.. and Emma Russell. He was .. preceded In death also by his : wife, Halen Au1herson Russell, .. · a daughter and two sisters. , SUrviving are two daughters, Mrs. Hubert (Emma) Pullins, "' Middleport, and Mrs. Howard :· (Frances) Stover, Chillicothe; ' ' two80118, Truman A., Pomeroy, and Thomas Omar of COIWD· .-.. busi a brother, Roy, Mid· .. dleport, a slater, Mrs. Clem (Katie) Pierce, Columbus, 11 grandcblldren and 15 greatgrandcblldren. Mr. Russell was a member "' of the Bradbury <;!lurch of Christ and tba Btqtherbood of '" · Railway Cam10n of America. ... He hu worked as a car repalmum for the New York Central Railroad for over 40 yeara before his reUrement. • Mr. Russell has been a patient :; at the lllll'llag home In Albany ;: for a year and ball preceding .. his dull\. • • Funeral services will be held - at 2 p.m. Monday al the Rawllng..CO.ta FWJeral Home with the Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., officiating. Burial will be In the Middleport HID Cemetery. Friends may call at the fWIOral home any time alter 10 a.m. today. 1 I Arellredfarmer, Mr. Rucker 'resided on Rt. 2, Crown City. He was born in Lawrence County m Oct. 2, 1699. He marrted the former Effie Thornton, who survlvtl, as does a son, Jolin Rucker, Columbus, and three grandcblldren. Funeral services will be held I p.m., Tuesday at Miller's Home for Funerals with Rev. Merritt Sanders officiating. Burial will be In Mercerville Cemetery. Friends may caU at the funeral home after 2 p.m., Monday. I I I t, .., ! Of the Bend i I By &b Hoeflich I I f I I I t POMEROY - Will they or won't they? That's the big question will! the MelgsAthleUc Board which Is pondering If the public support will he lhere for the Big Bend Mlnetrel Association'• fall mullical to be staged on Oct. 22 and Oct. 24 at the new high acbool. Tbe board is wondering If people will support Ill• show - the first given at the new school - since It Is being beld at the new high school. Previously, the shows of the association hove been staged either at convenient town locations or at the county fair whicb hes other attractions with which to draw In people. The board, which is sponsoring llle two night showing, and the minstrel association members, however, (X'Oceeding with a positive attitude since support of the local talent p"""'nlation has been excellent over the pastl7 years. Meanwhile, Don Wolfe, faculty member and active athletic board member, has placed advance sale lickete to the m1111ical on sale at the New York Clothing House, Swlsher-Lohse Drugs Nelson's Pharmacy in Pomeroy, and at Weotem Auto, Du~ Drags and Vlllsge Pharmacy In Middleport. Purchasers can aave ,...~ ~Ia, o,n ~'f:.~ ~~~chased In advance. The . advance sale wW .... on " !I' evenlni Of.Wednel!day, Oct. 21..Student tickets hove been set to sell at w.centa, incluflin& bigb scbool sindenio sq that famllles attending tho show will not be loo hard hit fm:.n. ctally. Incidentally, both student and adult advance tlckete are on sale at the high school. Meantime, cast members are buckling down to some pretty hard rehearsal sessions to put the finishing touches on tbe Jl'ocllctliNI which will be emceed by veteran association master of ceremonies, Joe Struble ol Pomeroy. OO• -· KEITH, BOBBY AND MARVIN ROUSH, aons of Martin T. &ush, allslstent shill engineer at 1he Philip Sporn Plant are pictured with their prize Hereford cattle In the October of ''Ohio Power Review," the company publication for employes. The &ush cattle were successfuUy shown at both the Mason and the Meigs County Fulrs. iss;., GEmNG A LAUGH Is his business. Comedlaa A I a a King planla a blg IdS& on cbeet of Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy al New York re· James H. Walters cepllon for Redford·Stuy· , ...ant Reotoratloa Corp., GALIJPOLIS - Funeral an organlzallon fo u ad e d aervlcea for James Henry lbree years ago by Mrs. Walters will be held 2 p.m. Kennedy's Ia t e buoband. Monday at lhe Harrisburg · Bed for d·Siuyveoant Is a Baptlal Church with Rev. C. J. SM·block section of central U!mley ofllelallng. Burial will Brooklyn with nearly half bs In Calvary Cemetery, Rio a mllllon reoldeal&. Grande. Friends I;IUIY call at MIDer's Kyger Boma for F,unerala after 4 p.m. BY RITA WRIGHT on &mday. The body will be Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grover, takaa to 1he c'*trch one hour Vinton, were recent caller• of ''" prlortothe.-.lcesonMonday. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton JMes. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Jones spent a weekend with Mr. and t.;; . AN L. R ueker Mrs. W1Ula White, Athalis. : GALLIPOLIS - Au L. Mr. and Mrs. Weeley Ward : Rucbr, •· died In the Bolser and family, Colllmbus, were • Medical Center around 12:30 I'OCOilt weekend guesta of Mr. •• a.m., iJIIWI.-v.ay. _k_. and Mrs. WUUam Darst and ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . : --~ r---------------------------, Bea I I I family;;~· MR. ANDMRS.C.S.GmBS,Pomeroy; MissLucllle Smith o1 Chester, and Mrs. C. B. Weese, Mrs. Anna Hllldore and Mrs. Glady• Hayman of Syracuse attended the Southesstern Ohio Retired Tesehers district llmcheon Thursday at Lake Hope Lodge. Entertaining the teachers were slngen from the New Le.lngton lllgh School with Chet Long, WBNS-'IV newsman In Columbus speaker fll' the gathering, Other speakers were Mrs. Kathry~ McCall, Southeastern Ohio Dlatrict Director of Porlamouth · Mrs Eleanor Kizer, associate vice president of area five ancbmatl. and Robert L. Fleming, elate vice presldeot o1 Col;..,b1111 Ulled ll!glslallon as his topic. ' eM Tburaday evening Long showed pictures of the mee11ng on hla Columbus television show. .,m: A BUSY WEEKEND for Don Wolfe, Meigs lllgh School facully member. Friday night Wolfe attended the Meigs-Waverly game at WaveriJ and then went to Colmnbus to pick up his daushter, Janice, an altorney, then a relum to Racine. Saturday 1110miag Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe and Janice left for llnclnnatl to attend the weekend World Sarles games. A PLEASANT SURPRISE for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth Friday evening. Mn. Wlldermulh went ID the Aid' where Gerald Ia 1111i1118f!r to ptelt him ap after Work. When she arrived, she fOWid berseU a guest ol honor at a surpriae party along With her husband In obltilance of1helr wedding ll'llivenarJ, Refrelllmenls were served Including an lnllcrlbed anplvenary me baked by a-n LeWis, an lillploye althe llora. The couple waa presented with a llble ~t. olbronle ellryaaotfw:n»Jpw ..Jolnlqthe poup ~ ~ waa Mrs. B. F. Pannalee, formerly empibyed it 1he m ,, Despite his ononymlty , Hoaglin's job Is an essential one thaI has Its own special satbfacUon.s "I get a certain amount of middle linebacker blietus. aatillfaction if we do a good job But against teams oul of the of protecting the pasoer, for O!le American Football League, thing," said Hoaglin. "We hove · whi ch the Browns will be a Kond altitude of togetherness meeting regularly In tho on the offensive llnc and when reshuffled National Football the papers mention the qilar· League, Hoaglin is usually terback wasn't dropped once, it faced with a defensive tackle makes us feel gond." over center. The offensive line must have ''Then I have somebody felt gond last year, when only coming every Ume," he said. Los Angeles, Dakland and the "ll'o a little harder becanse he New York Jets did a better canseethe ballgowhenfmake protecting job. The Browns' 8111 the snap, and usually geta the Nelsen and Jerry Rhome were jump on me. I 1ry to even it by decked only 20 times all season. taking a step back as I snap the Hoaglin's job on the line is ball ." much more intricate than . HoaKlin also calls out changes oimply hildag the ball to the m blocking assignments forced quarterback. He \las a big role by a defensive shift on the in helpins keep defender• away scrimmage line. "The tackles from his quarterback. and guard& can't always see it Against a standard 4·3 and have to be alerted," he defense, be is free to help out explained. the other linemen, unless the Hoaglin will be snapping the li.MU!U. hall Sunday to regular quar· The De d terback Nelsen, who hao diacovere~ ;':a ~r;;'D~ wearne recovered from an injured Arab herdsm an wh/ knee. Nelsen missed last week's sear<hing for one or "~! game with the Pittsburgh goats that had gone astray. Steelers. ~~----------------.. " THAT OLO FAlHIOIIIID GOOONUl" MONDAY NIGHT DOOR BUSTERS THESE SPECIALS 5 TO 9 ONLY MONDAy MURPHY'S OPEN EAOt MONDAY, 'FRIDAY TILl 9 S-M-l SIZZLERSTM l • '!lw,.. 0...1 RACING CAR SETS REG. $7.94 OUR TOY LAND IS OPEN '5 REG. 1.94 MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS FULl SIZE SLUMBER BLANKETS 50i POLYESTER AND 50% RAYON PERMA NAPPED ASSORTED COLORS BEAunFUL ROSE PAntRN . REG. 5.94 WROUGHT IRON DESK WITH PLASTIC TOP , DISK ••••m••• �Hoaglin t - 'l'tlt ~ TU· sentlllol, Sllnday. October II, lt70 .. 8 nemy I ROBERT DAVIS, LEFT, and Ed King began Monday peeHng 40 lwbel ollbe ll bushel ol apples that were picked by the men and women and children ol !be Enlerprlae United Methodl.ot Church Saturday. The peeHng process Is the second atep In mating dellciowl apJie butrer. Suit for Money Filed in Court POMEROY - One divorce was granted and a suit for money was llled In Meigs County Common Pleas Coort Friday. Elmo Pierce was granted a divorce from Dottie Pierce on charges of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelly . The plaintiff was also awarded the custody of four minor children. Paul 0 . Ervin, Racine, Rl. I, filed suit for money in the amoWJt of 11,775.00 against WilllamJ. Ripley, Wheeling, W. Va., for injuries and damages received in an accident on Oct. 8, 1968 on SR 7 in Chester Townahip. . (Continued from page I) apples were placed In four large apple butter ketUes. Tbe cooking process which takes hours, was not completed w{w late In the afternoon. Tomorrow the process will begin again with the remaining 40 buabel of apples. l.aslyearthegroupmaael,26Squarts with a proftt of $1,000. This no doubt is the large8t apple butter operation In Meigs County and a very hard way to earn a .. .. Ohio Stale 29 Michigan State 0 Ohio U. 17 Dayton 14 Kent 25 Western Michigan 22 Miami 19 Marshall 12 Marietta 28 Hiram 16 Wittenberg 30 Denison o Wooster 14 Ohio Wesleyan 13 Muskingum 23 Ashland 6 Northwood (Mich. ) 18 Central Stale 12 Oberlin 21 Allegheny 20 Bethany 28 Case Western Reserve 6 Kenyon 39 Lake Forest UIU 0 Washington & Jeffenou 14 John Carroll12 ~ The apple butter is being sold for II a quart. Pints are sold at cento providing 110 pint jars are furnished. It Is not necessary ID furni!h the quart jars. However the ladles could use them ' Everyone desiring to place orders may call Barrie Spencer at 992-2447 There will be no deliveries. Orders may~ picked up at the church on Friday from 9:30 w11 12 noon to 4.30 and 6 to 7.30 ' · · p.m. The term ··age1ast" means a person who never lasts. It stems from a Greek word meaning "not laughing." - orces In Sou1b VIetnam, U.S. headqllltlerl diiel-' that the enUre fleet of CH47 QUnoolt bellcopten baa been gnlllllded pending an llmlllpllon laiD poulble clefecta Into the twin- A aepante Sal!lon report SaturdeJ aald die U,s. Air rorce II lllln8 lupenonlc Ft Pbantom jet fl&hlerobomben ID fly low level I'IUII over CommWJlat IIIIPPIY routes In jet alrerafl. One Dl the bll Laol and nor1hern {',j!m(wtla ID rliopperl craahecl last month, apo( targets for attack. The ldUln8 aeveral Gill. Phantoms can cover more · •1 Millieon Blooper In Barges Charged · . Steel was ordered f<K' 40 barges, but lhrougb "gross mlacalculatlona'' the shipment totaled eDough for 7G to 130 barges, the lnvesllptors aald. Only 16 were aclually built. Reporting on an lnYesllpUon beaded by Rep. John E. Moa, · Jl.Callf., the CGIDDlltree aald the Agency for lntemaUonel Development (AID) IJ>.ean the barge-bulldlng program In such haste In 11165 that II had no agreement with the Saigon sovemment on designs, drawlnga or plano of any kind for the barges. "In effect, AID ..,..... onont ••1.3 million of the Amt'l'ican taxpayen' money lor the steel but moving emblem; Annis L. could not clearly eelabllsb that Philps, Pomeroy, JZ7.50, the steel shipped from the speeding ; Carolyn M. Cain, United Stales hod actually Athene, Rt. 5, $18.50, speeding ; arrived In Vietnam or thet the Robert R. Snyder, Belpre, steel off~oaded In Vietnam hod $42.~. speeding; Paul E. Me· been delivered to the Thu An DWJiel, Pt. Pleasant, $25, ex- storage area," aald theCGIDDlllplred operators llcelllh!; tee. Thomas L. Lee, Albany, RD, ''The !allure of the Agency $25, open flask In vehicle. for International Development to properly plan and efllclently pheae the procurement and use of thousands of tons of steel bl Vlelllam resulted In the unne- WASHINGTON (UP!) - 'The fl>!'tlgll aid agency wasted more than mlllloll by buying lclA8 of steel for barses for VIetnam while moel never were buUt and none probably ever was needed, the Houae Govemmeat Operalione Commltree aald Saturday. The steel was too lhicll and too short, was nol COWJted at the dock, and wu left to ruslln mud in an open storase area for four yearB, the commltree said. 'I 10 Draw Fines in Meigs Court POMEROY - Ten defend· ants were fined, one was boWid Dulaney to Speak ov<ir to the Grand Jury, one other placed on probation and At K of p Dinner seven forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court Friday. GALLIPOLIS - Leon R. Fined by Judge Frank W. Dulaney, superintendent of the Porter were Robert K. KofPHomelnSpringfield will Canaday, Rutland, and Ernest be guest speaker here s.au!day M. Cole, Jr., Pomeroy, Rt.3, $10 Oct. 24, during the K o1 and costa each, speeding ; Lodge's monthly family dinner Charles F. Althouse, Albany, at the Knights of Pythlas llall. Rt. 2, $25 and costs plus • The potluck affair will iJeglo.. daplages, rsckless operauon; at 6:30 p.m. Individuals are M.rshell !It Runt, "'arletta, ( asked to bring their own table assessed costs only, speeding; aervtce. Frank Musser and VIrginia F. p Apple Butter PHNOM PENH (UPl)-CGm· lllllnilt lrOOIII attaclled for the fifth cCJ!l1001111ve day Saturday In an attempt to break up a 10,001Hnan Cl!miJodlan task force dug In U miieo north or Phnun Penb. neld aepall aald 3,000 freeh North Vlea..were thrown Into the olftllllve. . . . charges of driving while In· IDxtcated: Elson O'Conner, no address recorded was assessed costa only, made restitution, placed on probation for five years on charges or fraud and non..upport. Forfeiting bondawere Elwood overload; James D. HutJr. Howard, Rutland, Rt. 1, and chinson. Oak Hill. Rt. I. 167 and Danny W. Robinson, Clifton, costs 147 suspended, overload; $17.50 each, posted, no slow Charles L. Splr•s, Rutland, Rt. I, 112 and costo, speeding; Ella F. Jeffero, Pomeroy, flO and costa, no operators license. Bowfd'over"lO the Gdha Jury was ~ames Franklin Barnette, Musser, Long Bottom, RD, $15 and costo each, disturbing the peace; Richard E. Elliott, Gallipolis, Rl. 2, $161 and costs, Jm suspended, overload; Roy JWJior Newell, Pomeroy, $157 and costa, $107 suspended, ·.· . • ID MRS. ED KING. Is <OI'lng apples, the third step of the apple buller .....-auon. Lut year the men and women of the Enterprise United Mathodlat Church made 1,265 quarts. Will·Start . 1 chargees E -6 Dis.turn . . , ,." E ... .,., y. . . -.. . 88 May Re llfOWid and are leu . . . .)lie to Comm111lat antlaimlft defeDIOI than o1her ~~ planes. ~ ~. '' , · IDcreued ~ , Four eambodiiln!i:~ll9lalen were repOrted killed and more lilan 20 wounded In .tl!e attack on the Cambodlall ~ foreel Sa~,- railing'. ~ thla week ID 13 ldlled a\ least I:IZ wounded. UP! correspondent Kale Webb reported seeing 12 bodies clad In regular North VlelDa· meae Army uniforms and nnmerous t:rall.s or. blood and Dattened gr. . w~ II Ill' peared the attacllers hod dragged other daad and wound· ~· ly •'They are trying til wear us down," saki Brtc. Gen. Trong Van Phanmoeung, rommander of the 1~-~~altaUon tuk force. "Despite the aeriousneaa of the attacks 1 do nol lbink you can say we have reached an lmpaaee. · '"nney attacll us every nigh~ leavl"'l us too tlred•f.o lUlU the sweeps and cleaning up aperaUona we need to, but · we are maneuvering." ADolller Rqlmelrt The cambod!an seneral aald N<K'th Vletnameae forcell hod been lncl'eued by about one regiment. Jn Minor Wreck The cambodlan force has been lrying to clear Highway 8, GALUPOIJS - No one was a main artery l'1llUllng ilortiJ Injured In I minor traffic ac- from Phnom Penh to the elden! lnveetigated Friday by province capital of Kcmpons the Ohio State Highway Patrol. TIHlin. The mlahep OCCUlTed '"' Rt. Military sources aald 1he 218, nine tentha miles south of Phantom jeta were ftylng dally Rt. 790 wbere Michael 0 . miaslona over Communlal supBeaver, 18, Rl. 2, Crown City, ply routes In cambodia and swerved to mlsa a truck whlcb Laos In a role thel In the past slop~ In the roadway driven baa been handled by llshl'!l" by MonviDe C. Swain, Z7, Rl. I, aircraft. Crown City. The ileJiver auto The Phantoms carry no wen I off the blghway and struck bombs and are arilled only witlt a fence. No cllaUM waslaaued. a 20mm hlgb apeec1 cannon and liZd Minnelli · . · OtU WEEK TODAY . thru .SATQR~, \ · f JUNGL! BOOK ~ -L< - " " " - ---"'- DRIVf·IH Police Report 2-Car Accitknt MEIGS ' nfATRE w:: .,. ••• ... TEO . I M.ICE IN YOUR TRADING ABA .. ~ ' PETE NEAL PICKS UP FIRST DOWN - Blue DevU lallbacll Pete Neal (311) caaghl an !B-yard pass from QB Larry &lowden on this play In lbe socond pertod. Neal picked up a flnl down on the Athens nine with 2f seconds remaining In the hell. Closing In on left are Bulldogs LesChempHn (21) Bob Fennell ( 13) and Don Wood ( 11). That's Blue DevU ac~ Tom Prose otretched out on 'h• growld on lower left of pl>oto. GABS won, 14-0. j"' ' I - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - , · I1 Area Deaths ·Milton E. RUIIsell ·· l :r.·.l.· ···~~~~= t . store and safesuanl 1he steel upon arrival In Vlelllam resulted In 1he delrll· oration and shortage of thou· aanda ol lolls of the steel and poulbly di~,l'lion from Ita Intended use. Since the lnvesllptiiNI, the CGIDDllllee said, lllep8 have been taken to sell the steel to recover U.S. cotta. The agency bartered away $100,000 worth of the steel In exchan&e for $400,000 worth of plledrlvera and other promised equlpmen~ II said. '" 0 l • red nO ne nJU Jli'GIIOI' .e~j~Y:~. ST?PPEDSHORT - Eaatem's Dave Smith lallopped short of the goal during ael;.., In Fridays 2U vlclory over KYSer C...... Smith, however, scored moments later on i two yurd plunge. Bobcats and Eagles in thla action shot are left to ri8ht Mite Beebe (ell) Da White (31), Roy Thomas (13), Roger Karr (64), Mike Boring (79), Howard Bsht !54l Gregve McCarty (30) and Eastern's Richard liter (65). ' either." .no.: a,. OVER 11,000 HOM'ES CLEVELAND ( UPI ) - Fred Hoaglln'o job lor the Cleveland Browne may not be glamorous, hat al least he doesn't get booed. Hoaglin is a five-year veteran at center for the Browne, who starta his 52nd consecutive same today against the anclnnall Bengsls. " I'm used to nol beinK i.nown," aaid Hoaglin philosophically. "It's been that way all my life. Somelimeo it's even good - I don't get booed . upend!""' of Dllll'e te"='ir·r "' JoiUIIOn .. . . wa•• , 'ciUA;' rocketaformarldnglarJ•IIfor ' ,CifArl lhlihtfmllll<ill'oflht''.Killli'\Can · ·J<11100ft . B;, 'I!W'lli..... j¥11 ~are tupayerfunda,"Uieeommltree '!he first U.S. (Jlellldent to be walllng··hlgb••bove, .1111if,iaald no address recorded, on llld, ., . . sworn In by a WOJI!an. The Ulea:perlmonthasalreadfmet ' "Moreover, 1he !allure of the 3~:ge w:!,.r,~w:eughrea ~ with conalderable .111ccm In · es 0 WJCovering wgeti. GALLIPOLIS - The United gradesE-7,~or&hUllheve government of VIetnam to Texas. States Army heo just announced only 24 houra to reenllat In a new policy which makes grade, tltose remaining out of Army veterans dlacherged In service over :M houn face • ll I In IAIIIn II 0/ e, Ill ,... - , IN grades E-8 and below eligible to drop In grade. Wllmnod. 'l1le edllrr rr •• a. ... te t1 IW IIIIa. reenlist without loss In grade. Army veterana out of 801'\'l<e Alllellln- •• ali ..... II , riO &' According to Sergeant for more than 30 months 011111 lttiiWt.., ........ N(llll Maxwell, local Army recruiter, apply for a detennin&Uon from this move will allow thouaands Army pencmnel offlclala to find of former servicemen to bring the grade they may be their skills and e"""rience back reenlisted ln. ID the Regular Army without Drop In and - Sergeant ..J,_. oacriflcing one of their hard- Maxwell, al811 N. Court, Athena, won sergeant or opecialist or call m30Z2 today. He has still more Information fiR' ex • Spanish War Vet. Omitted slripea. Under the former ruling, an soldiers who deelre to wear the Mlnenvllle, Ohio E-8 hod just three montha to Army green again. Oct.2, 1170 reenlist and retain his grade if Dear SirS: he had less than four years total Penn State Steall Cartoon We noted In a receullaaue of your P'pel' that yoo llaled Malgl service. Those E-4's with more County Veterana. You did not Uat any Spanish Amerlean War then four years service hod just 7 Puses In Win PLUS 24 houro. Now those In both veterans. categories who hove been out of ·BOSTON (UPI)- PenD Slate MJINJband, Gurney L. Mlchetl, ol near <llelter, Ia a veteran the service for up to 30 monthe Ulled eeven pasa int.ercepllonl ID olthatwar. We wonder If there are any......, veter8ill of lbat war may return without penalty. throllle the Boston Collese In Meigs County? Those who left the Army In attacll and converted one of My '*tabend fell lui Fobnlary, ~ bla right blp and them Into a OQ&o)'1ll'd IIOIII'in& bla rl&bt arm. He Ia making a aallalaetor)' _...,ry; can ~ plunge by Franco llarrlllor t.bo with a walker. He Wll 12 lui May. Reopeetfully, Mn. G. L. Three Petitions w1nnlnil toucbdown Saturday In Michael Granted by Court a 28-3 win over the Eaglaa. Ed. Note: The lllllng of veterans waa prepared by the State TheNlttany LIGnl, mappilqj I Alcy, General 'I Office. rare two same klllll& streelt, GALLIPOLIS Three also got one yard acortnc divorce petitions were granted plunges from 1 r ve he(fbacll AB TO WED Friday by Gallia County Joel Ramlcb and il1lb quarGAWPOUS - Applylna for ConunM Pleas Courl Judge terbacllJolmllufnagelandaU. a marriage llcenae. Friday ill Ronald R. Calhoun. yard IDudldown retum o1 a GaWa Counl:jl Probate Court · Harley Wataon, Rt. 1 North· bloclled BC p1111t bJ llnebacbr were Ronald Carrol Waash, 30, ' up, was granted a divorce Jacll Him. from Mariam G. Watson, Penn . Slala'a . ••ven In- Crown City, U. S. NBI'J', 11M! Jean Cos, II, Narlbup, Berea, on ground of 81'0118 lerctptlma, · wltldl were four Doona 'Waltrea. . 'i \..,l .: neglect of duty. They were short oi the lntercoUeglate . - . " . . ~ married Oct. 'II, 19211 and have record, were J*'l1y of!lel bJ three childron, all of age. Grosa four BC fumble recoverlel. DIVORCE .SlED neglect of duly and ex1teme Starlin& Easle quarterback GALLIPOLIS - Nancy cruelty were 1he grounda of a Red llarrtl, wbo bad belli In- Mar&aret Marlin, Rt. 1, hu Wlllt.DISIMY's divorce granted Gusla Cos, tercepled illreo ~ In t.bo filed a pelltlon teeklna a All Clrl'!»JI Fiiture GaWpolls, from Odie Cos, Rt. 2, Eac~M' llrll tltree '!lctoriu, divorce from Jerry 'l'homu GaWpolls. The couple baa eight was pkked oflllilllmll before Martin, addrell unlcnown. They children, all of age. Teresa Jane a near ...P'~ bome croWd wen married Nov. a, 11118 and Burke, GaUJpolls, was granted and rM«V~ ~ 1i11J Rqlp- baye three cbUdren. Mrs. a divorce from John Siepl10n man·wu ·U.I&cepted onca. · Mei11nchargedgrossnegleclol Burke. They were married Jan. duty and extreme cruelty. 21, 1987 and hove two children. The Rusalan ruler Vladl· mlr Intrilduced Chrlallanity ...,110~ Into Rusala. He bee~ a Christian Ill 1187 and shortly thereafter ordered all bll Tonight. Oct. 11 f::~~ to . become Christ· AOI>ert Culp ""t.llo POMEROY - Pomeroy .Elliott Goul Pollee liivesijgated a ·fw..car Ovlll C•nnon·. accident Frlila/ al a::.m. on TDnlthl,-· I Tuos. Cbelter Roa . Da Bum· · OCI.11·12·11 .. gardner, ~roy, was atopTH.I ONLY ~ at lnWsettion of SR OAI!Ilt IN TOWN ITecllnl-) 7and,~ .~hlae..-'1\'88 strucll ,., Ellzabolh Taylor In tba ·J'e~ ·by a ""'~1,1, driven Warren ltatty bY Uoyd' ..irt'l0:-01 ,Ji'Onton. Ca-no: ~··· Sayre'wall cited on'~liilri• ol Such h Ufo ... wur,d clw dla~. Thenr ~oy. -. Allor All were no. liljilrles. .'!1lel'e wu ' L', ' (Celor) SHOW STAATS !P.M. ,, . medium '· damase .: to ' both vehicles. ·When You Advertise Your Product In The Sunday-Times Sentinel 52nd Game ' ,0:0 t MIDDLEPORT - Milton Ell Russell, 13, Middleport, died Saturday morntns at the · ' O'Blenesa Memorlalllospltal 1n ' Athens. Born Nov. e, 1189, Mr. Russell was the son of the late Harvey ·.. and Emma Russell. He was .. preceded In death also by his : wife, Halen Au1herson Russell, .. · a daughter and two sisters. , SUrviving are two daughters, Mrs. Hubert (Emma) Pullins, "' Middleport, and Mrs. Howard :· (Frances) Stover, Chillicothe; ' ' two80118, Truman A., Pomeroy, and Thomas Omar of COIWD· .-.. busi a brother, Roy, Mid· .. dleport, a slater, Mrs. Clem (Katie) Pierce, Columbus, 11 grandcblldren and 15 greatgrandcblldren. Mr. Russell was a member "' of the Bradbury <;!lurch of Christ and tba Btqtherbood of '" · Railway Cam10n of America. ... He hu worked as a car repalmum for the New York Central Railroad for over 40 yeara before his reUrement. • Mr. Russell has been a patient :; at the lllll'llag home In Albany ;: for a year and ball preceding .. his dull\. • • Funeral services will be held - at 2 p.m. Monday al the Rawllng..CO.ta FWJeral Home with the Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., officiating. Burial will be In the Middleport HID Cemetery. Friends may call at the fWIOral home any time alter 10 a.m. today. 1 I Arellredfarmer, Mr. Rucker 'resided on Rt. 2, Crown City. He was born in Lawrence County m Oct. 2, 1699. He marrted the former Effie Thornton, who survlvtl, as does a son, Jolin Rucker, Columbus, and three grandcblldren. Funeral services will be held I p.m., Tuesday at Miller's Home for Funerals with Rev. Merritt Sanders officiating. Burial will be In Mercerville Cemetery. Friends may caU at the funeral home after 2 p.m., Monday. I I I t, .., ! Of the Bend i I By &b Hoeflich I I f I I I t POMEROY - Will they or won't they? That's the big question will! the MelgsAthleUc Board which Is pondering If the public support will he lhere for the Big Bend Mlnetrel Association'• fall mullical to be staged on Oct. 22 and Oct. 24 at the new high acbool. Tbe board is wondering If people will support Ill• show - the first given at the new school - since It Is being beld at the new high school. Previously, the shows of the association hove been staged either at convenient town locations or at the county fair whicb hes other attractions with which to draw In people. The board, which is sponsoring llle two night showing, and the minstrel association members, however, (X'Oceeding with a positive attitude since support of the local talent p"""'nlation has been excellent over the pastl7 years. Meanwhile, Don Wolfe, faculty member and active athletic board member, has placed advance sale lickete to the m1111ical on sale at the New York Clothing House, Swlsher-Lohse Drugs Nelson's Pharmacy in Pomeroy, and at Weotem Auto, Du~ Drags and Vlllsge Pharmacy In Middleport. Purchasers can aave ,...~ ~Ia, o,n ~'f:.~ ~~~chased In advance. The . advance sale wW .... on " !I' evenlni Of.Wednel!day, Oct. 21..Student tickets hove been set to sell at w.centa, incluflin& bigb scbool sindenio sq that famllles attending tho show will not be loo hard hit fm:.n. ctally. Incidentally, both student and adult advance tlckete are on sale at the high school. Meantime, cast members are buckling down to some pretty hard rehearsal sessions to put the finishing touches on tbe Jl'ocllctliNI which will be emceed by veteran association master of ceremonies, Joe Struble ol Pomeroy. OO• -· KEITH, BOBBY AND MARVIN ROUSH, aons of Martin T. &ush, allslstent shill engineer at 1he Philip Sporn Plant are pictured with their prize Hereford cattle In the October of ''Ohio Power Review," the company publication for employes. The &ush cattle were successfuUy shown at both the Mason and the Meigs County Fulrs. iss;., GEmNG A LAUGH Is his business. Comedlaa A I a a King planla a blg IdS& on cbeet of Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy al New York re· James H. Walters cepllon for Redford·Stuy· , ...ant Reotoratloa Corp., GALIJPOLIS - Funeral an organlzallon fo u ad e d aervlcea for James Henry lbree years ago by Mrs. Walters will be held 2 p.m. Kennedy's Ia t e buoband. Monday at lhe Harrisburg · Bed for d·Siuyveoant Is a Baptlal Church with Rev. C. J. SM·block section of central U!mley ofllelallng. Burial will Brooklyn with nearly half bs In Calvary Cemetery, Rio a mllllon reoldeal&. Grande. Friends I;IUIY call at MIDer's Kyger Boma for F,unerala after 4 p.m. BY RITA WRIGHT on &mday. The body will be Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grover, takaa to 1he c'*trch one hour Vinton, were recent caller• of ''" prlortothe.-.lcesonMonday. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton JMes. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Jones spent a weekend with Mr. and t.;; . AN L. R ueker Mrs. W1Ula White, Athalis. : GALLIPOLIS - Au L. Mr. and Mrs. Weeley Ward : Rucbr, •· died In the Bolser and family, Colllmbus, were • Medical Center around 12:30 I'OCOilt weekend guesta of Mr. •• a.m., iJIIWI.-v.ay. _k_. and Mrs. WUUam Darst and ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . : --~ r---------------------------, Bea I I I family;;~· MR. ANDMRS.C.S.GmBS,Pomeroy; MissLucllle Smith o1 Chester, and Mrs. C. B. Weese, Mrs. Anna Hllldore and Mrs. Glady• Hayman of Syracuse attended the Southesstern Ohio Retired Tesehers district llmcheon Thursday at Lake Hope Lodge. Entertaining the teachers were slngen from the New Le.lngton lllgh School with Chet Long, WBNS-'IV newsman In Columbus speaker fll' the gathering, Other speakers were Mrs. Kathry~ McCall, Southeastern Ohio Dlatrict Director of Porlamouth · Mrs Eleanor Kizer, associate vice president of area five ancbmatl. and Robert L. Fleming, elate vice presldeot o1 Col;..,b1111 Ulled ll!glslallon as his topic. ' eM Tburaday evening Long showed pictures of the mee11ng on hla Columbus television show. .,m: A BUSY WEEKEND for Don Wolfe, Meigs lllgh School facully member. Friday night Wolfe attended the Meigs-Waverly game at WaveriJ and then went to Colmnbus to pick up his daushter, Janice, an altorney, then a relum to Racine. Saturday 1110miag Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe and Janice left for llnclnnatl to attend the weekend World Sarles games. A PLEASANT SURPRISE for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth Friday evening. Mn. Wlldermulh went ID the Aid' where Gerald Ia 1111i1118f!r to ptelt him ap after Work. When she arrived, she fOWid berseU a guest ol honor at a surpriae party along With her husband In obltilance of1helr wedding ll'llivenarJ, Refrelllmenls were served Including an lnllcrlbed anplvenary me baked by a-n LeWis, an lillploye althe llora. The couple waa presented with a llble ~t. olbronle ellryaaotfw:n»Jpw ..Jolnlqthe poup ~ ~ waa Mrs. B. F. Pannalee, formerly empibyed it 1he m ,, Despite his ononymlty , Hoaglin's job Is an essential one thaI has Its own special satbfacUon.s "I get a certain amount of middle linebacker blietus. aatillfaction if we do a good job But against teams oul of the of protecting the pasoer, for O!le American Football League, thing," said Hoaglin. "We hove · whi ch the Browns will be a Kond altitude of togetherness meeting regularly In tho on the offensive llnc and when reshuffled National Football the papers mention the qilar· League, Hoaglin is usually terback wasn't dropped once, it faced with a defensive tackle makes us feel gond." over center. The offensive line must have ''Then I have somebody felt gond last year, when only coming every Ume," he said. Los Angeles, Dakland and the "ll'o a little harder becanse he New York Jets did a better canseethe ballgowhenfmake protecting job. The Browns' 8111 the snap, and usually geta the Nelsen and Jerry Rhome were jump on me. I 1ry to even it by decked only 20 times all season. taking a step back as I snap the Hoaglin's job on the line is ball ." much more intricate than . HoaKlin also calls out changes oimply hildag the ball to the m blocking assignments forced quarterback. He \las a big role by a defensive shift on the in helpins keep defender• away scrimmage line. "The tackles from his quarterback. and guard& can't always see it Against a standard 4·3 and have to be alerted," he defense, be is free to help out explained. the other linemen, unless the Hoaglin will be snapping the li.MU!U. hall Sunday to regular quar· The De d terback Nelsen, who hao diacovere~ ;':a ~r;;'D~ wearne recovered from an injured Arab herdsm an wh/ knee. Nelsen missed last week's sear<hing for one or "~! game with the Pittsburgh goats that had gone astray. Steelers. ~~----------------.. " THAT OLO FAlHIOIIIID GOOONUl" MONDAY NIGHT DOOR BUSTERS THESE SPECIALS 5 TO 9 ONLY MONDAy MURPHY'S OPEN EAOt MONDAY, 'FRIDAY TILl 9 S-M-l SIZZLERSTM l • '!lw,.. 0...1 RACING CAR SETS REG. $7.94 OUR TOY LAND IS OPEN '5 REG. 1.94 MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS FULl SIZE SLUMBER BLANKETS 50i POLYESTER AND 50% RAYON PERMA NAPPED ASSORTED COLORS BEAunFUL ROSE PAntRN . REG. 5.94 WROUGHT IRON DESK WITH PLASTIC TOP , DISK ••••m••• �n,.qg, Eat at.Healtft :and iives of ·O~r Youth BERR~'S WORLD ' '>~< ' - ':- IIIJ Gtldle ae.loala POR'I'LAND, MEIGS Q>UNTY ..,. ._.of pollllol, lila, war, U3'Jiclcinll, ~. :--7J110111and polhltiGn, II1IGDg OCher lribulatl0111, we 8ole ," Drup" leellll to have take~~ Ill tbe baclt pq•. But the~ bun~ 1011e away. 11'1 at111 here, eollngatlheboalthondU,.ofouryouthlilrelbecanceriUa. Opium, coealne and llllrijuiDa were known Ill the SICIIe Ale pe<~ple; ways C1l culllnllng and pt'e(llrlnc opium describad on tables C1l atone b)' the Sumertaria 7,01D yeara B. c. are about 11 111ey are today, @ lt70" ..... ...: 4-~ 1 think it's ~ry important lor- us to listen to wllat our y011np people are trying lo tell us-fhen flUn<h 'em out/" 11 EDITORIALS In South America the coca leaf wu restricted Ill tbe aristoc:racy Ill rellltoul ceremmiel. Today there are oome olglll mW!on Wlel'l. Patlmll C1l addlctloll epldemica baw repelled tbom8elves dalm IMnllb blllory. Druga were mainlJ' 111011 lor rellgliiWI pw-pooes or Ill prepare warriara for bailie. The Austrlllian psychiatrist Dr. D. S, Bell 1ey1 marijuana was dellheralelyusedat one lime to promolun ''1111e to klll" wllhln a group of polllicalaiiiUilna tn Persia; and he cites tbe case C1l an addiction epidemic In Japan after Wcrld w.- n wben stodlpiles C1l amplbelamineo lor Japan's armed forces becanle available 111 thepubllc; and the more receJ~I occurrence of the use otrm> in the u. s. Heroin, introduced Ill the U. S. in 1191, was heralded as a miracle drug. And Dr, BeD IIUIIIIII up by saying, "eacil small ootbreak should be counlered lmmedlately." Our youth does not trust the establlahment, but to tbe pusher oo !be -~ they entrust their moet prized pcllleBilona, heJilth, mlndl and their very life. 'J'heycilooserodlsreprdwbattheyknow, thai the pusher hu great ccmpetitllll, and to make money, must make and keep customers, 111811Y times to feed his own addlctllll. He ooly ..-.-• to seU ' 'pure grau" when !t'o realJ)TlniD!d with cobllp and rhubarb leaves lor bulk and spited with 1 dub of !.ID, DMT, heroin, or blaclt opium far effects lod addkltoa. The Los Angeles County Sheriff Dept. alftnns thai onr 90 per .,11 .'.' . • ' down b)' ...,,.. tlillr bnJn and dullllbeir lliiDtltw u IIley p ~1. ' ,. ? frml - ''hl&b" to IIIII teep ~ a ''IIIIIW Jqb," . . W.itW ond lialV<~,IDCI- 11t the ~.Gf this • - Nlllllna tho)' are . . ~ boobd, !bey llarl411 befdn. 1!11-. til ,...UU tbe l*m 111at hll ond IIIJIIIII,)' ~ ,- . this ~~~~~,... ''doesn~ do ,io mud1 tor me." , lha ._, ~~ hlriDiea lion~ @liljNri·ll Willi t0ti1cco or It~~ 11m til bU 'pll)'llciallldd!Cil!il, bulame,PIInd llc:Gbol. 11'1 Ilk; lz1lnll lo'pi'ove ille VliiiUIIl h IJ P.eil bY 118Yclloloclctl need to - - 1'*11 lilt ,lin>" JUil. do- ' tbnqlt!nr Amei1ctai ftntdlled llllllbiii11101Dr ~~ ln ....,._ IMIIIWIIIII'IjllaJul ~\'M tlllin. 'nwjlqli, . I)', bit ]obi, lbe llime, lhink lbay mow mare tiiiJI JIIIWIIa Cl' !~Mba, Ill 1111$ 011ll!ld WE AUlD Nq1.1; lllal will! lhr IIIW ~ Drq ~ II!• lhpoaloflldlool; they11t ''baii"~GIIii-Ait,andtryiD JIIIIIIIIID Sepfelliblr.; (~ C1l ~IMr> bnulh • ''lpldor" oft 1beir . . . . , , · , the [11111117 for 1.11!11 ~ I"! IIIII t1J of "II'UI" ll ~ ,liiltd lloollllll'ljUanlmatea,.. product~" !llellllM!f !ll IIOelety? Pfllbiblt DH1II C1l ~boo~! canvlclod will he free now. 'l'bk lliliuld Are lta elfldl delirlble ondlbould ltw l!ilallled! lllak'e'fGI' a Ilia •~~~' fu8n wbo like Ill D••HianpnpJ, in Abautbllf 111e aludollta Ba7 DQ.'' IIIJUillf .a pi,M fol'belpf , mare W.,. than one. ·· _' ,.~ , · 1 Soatldl Ukellle Llplllck murderer • flw' ,W. bllc1t - ''Slap · . '..,..,. ate I8W cenllra for rebilbiUtallcll C1l 111'111 -~ me bofan I ml apln," , CGIIfiW 11\1111111 l!'illloDL PGike Ll. Ralpll De«t4f Of , , , Wballlerfarpollbl-ornoi,IIIID1metllnhlaltplacea buannoaniih . . . ~toCllllbal !!niP , · ;:~ I8Y lbe law •plnat Catmau- ba ~ · ec~~lribjlled b)' Ioeal. ....,;.. In .-vk!fs llld !f, , , 111tt Y0111b llfltbe older pnerallan doliln~ know about It, llut fll,tllfrml UlllledAI'Poa\ ~-"-"~tu' ~ C!~Jar neither doea llle. ,....._11M!~~ to IIi~ T.B.IIldpollD,IIldl!lCftdliilaplailltdfarall,pfttl, ~·, ;:, . 1linoo and hopbeodl. M lbe aclel!u.t CaniPeree ~Willi w1ib The ilclllticlalii mi'~ ~ pllll 'lllllt·ean IIi' . ·.. wltb llc<lltol, ba reporl.• too much alcobolll debllltalloi, J* a·lillie ~ llllVed, when an the tbonalnda C1l 111011 and flmDI• ate 1111,)' be qulle benellclll.lll relaxi'Wibe bodJ; ald Ill illceaU=' b)' bomefrmiEuNpeandanoverbodbeltercbedl:apln . sllmulaliniJ the ~ell's ~tltiVII,Julcel, breoklnc down.Into wbocareto,atesalnctolill<*epotandWIItheiiOIHUOi'l,wlllaep natural (:illlli""MI, and leaYIIIIIIe l)'ltem, «1 Wf1tkinc to pay lues to f1a-nlab care IIIII bop of~ booted Bat CIIU1Ibls lollpiiDiically Ill lbe U..-; • ar 40 yean 1&0 pllll'lllan, hoping to get them ~~~~hooked. '· clgateltes were oald or thoulhllo enbanee dlafltian, mtare So,IIIJn hu the IUIIIIIItt 10111. and irbere II an lbla IIIGIIe)' enetl)', e1p1od menlaloapiiCity,lod comforlnerves, Todl,y Cllllinc from, reoiJTr llnow heller, They are • prom~ ceue C1l Iww cancer, lllaJI we Wb)'.,..1we gelanlmetldmenttaclted In there ..De place, walllllaiiOIIII to see If marijuana II Just• mild .umutna- lllallhele pooi'llck follt (wbo lited a pod lei-of~ to .gel oolhlng Ill be alarmed abaul! booked and ruin 1 JIOl'fecd7 bealllly bocb') when~ -- Ill All thla hu been dilproved lime llld apln - ond JII'OI'ed _.,on the otreetupln,get Cl' be&iftll~joblnd . · ~fO \rwk again and again that thla Intoxicant - C81111 blranlty. Large and·peybac:Ube CCII( Gllbeir CIII'UO otben C!lll\!e'mlilet{j c dose& may produce CCIIfuolon, dlsorlentaUon, and lncreued And IIOII1DIIhen and 1MI'I will be abla Ill !el 01\ttlub living anxiety lod 118Ycilollllutirw bows ond OYen weeb. Moat folk do and nOt w Cempled Ill quitwonlllllpt nn welfare, ,;~ _,tblr nmeroble y.. . ' . · •:·. . ' ' ..,_.foB: n ·~· ,.' < '- ' Palmt of Sweden. If the church were to try to communloate successfully today, its buildings would have lo be psychedelic pads, its choir girls topless, lb h01rnnl baWdy, prayers rO· p(;C,.s by pot and the vlcat a Wtll'koown pop sln_.r. -"''M Rw. William lloit, tGlft, Anyliotm recror of . · lloiltsf<ml, Engumd. >' •'' •;-i ,... • ',- . DetrtJlt ha• tuld the nation thai Amerlcan• cann~t live - ( ' '• i' ly IRUCE II OSSAT NEA Washinglon Correspondent . q1' \. ' , se vOICe • along 8 roa· dway.· ·-. ,. litfo MRS. GRACE GLOECKNER l11g dog lraintr David Gof- They're trying to make money on something that ohould be beyond commerclalizatton. • - Vincent f. M,·Gte Jr ., et•culivt u cretary of Busili.:x(cUtivu M.twe for ..- " ·.' Vietnam Peact, cmn.mtnt· .. ·, .. . ' . .· ,... . ... ..', .., ,• .•. • ' ·, ': ·::·t ~ ~.-··,·~: : , , ,·~.;it ,-~ ~ . t/· Otl two CfJtl'lmercial /trr/..'i ill fXL[i!tit the (H?fJrt! , ym.hol fl.~ tl l.rafltmflrk . fashion groundwork by . ' . - ' ' ' ~ J ·Ji · ; ' ·' 'i ·' ,• L J • j .r - I • • I ' Faith in God •.. ol' , J , ctarl'iS 'AIIILYII!MifO.. .. ·· :",:~ ' .. wt.n tht family l28 Sttand AYI. Mrs. AlphUil Christensen Milbank, S. D., bas been a :::::::~:::-::~::::::::::;::~:·:-::~:.~:::-"!:::-~:-:~::;::::;:::;:;:~::.;: resident of Rio Grande the past The Christensens are parents nine yW'll. She holds a B.S. of three c~ildren , S~lp , a · C<,IIn JWI!II,t(),,CLQiiiL ' ·• "' dOgrel!' Ill'' F.du&tltll' '*ll\'11iaS c111adonl4•laW•aWle UJ11Ne~oily The Farmers Bank and ~~g~t ,ln .Ihe. local school ofMlchlgan ; Mark, a student of Savlrrp Co:• w1ll be c!-.1 all : iystern foqr 'years, She Is a law at the University ol dly Monday ln obserVance of · member of St. Peter's Arizona, and Mrs. Julia ErlcColwnbus Day, Episcopal Church and serves on son, whose husband is a Professor at the University of "Ufe cannot be an sunshine, of Mrs. Gloeckner who admits There must be a little rain, to a shynesa about reading her There must be a little sadneu, own poetry, There must be a lillie psln, Widow of Jacob Gloeckner, who operated a greenhouse ln So do not be dlscouraged Monkey Run many years, she When you bave met defeat, bas two dlughters, Mrs, Ruth For lt takes both joy and sorrow Moore of Pomeroy, and Mrs, To malie a 'life complete.'' Mary Elizabeth Horton of Huntingdon, Pa.; a son, Alfred, BY clw\LENE HOEFUCB of Cantoo; lour grandchildren, Refreshing by Its very slm- and three great-grandchildren. pUcily and philosopblcal view of Aaked far a favorite poem, 111e ~ the poetry of Pomeroy's Mrs. Gloeclmer leafed through · Mrs. Grace Gloeckner. her scrapbook and soon ~~al hundred poems have produced, "Kind Thoughts lor been iirltlen by the gracious 81- Others" : yesr-bld Mrs. Gloecllner whose "When we are Wa day or two, abundant faith in God and her And cannot do wbat others do, fellow man speaks from her When we must slay indoors evecy line. alone, ' w'ordti ol conaolatioil, tributes we sit and sigh, complain ., Ill men of Go,d. poetry heralding and moan. ,; ' the holldays are included ln her , acrapbook. H we look around us we wlll .one of I.,- favorites, and the ... " iJne ..thlcil her lrieoda consider There'• many far worse off '" her ~loce• Is UUed "The than we, ; 'Eorthly Ute of Olrts!," 32 some blind, aome lame, or : , ...... rel:aimllng !lie otory ·of very Ill, , · Chrtsl from lib , b!rl!l. ,ln the But 11111i\ingly say - 'It ~ m•..li!: 111 !Ill ~Uon God's Will.' I " ;;;;! ~. on Iitto ~V.n. oot · cllmil1lihed the H they With lew. bleulnp can " . talent nor tile ~Demory of Mrs. be cheeriUI and py. ~ Gloockn~. AltllouCiubebunot Aa they 811 or lle In bed all wrttiA!n a now lor over a dlf, . year, she's determined Ill get We should be ubamed Ill back to It d!lriP& lhe winter complaJ• and s1lh · m0niba. ,rjcj~ 'lleveral of And 101111 farlbinga thai puo us her poejlll ..... ~wled her by. .very first - ·a ''ditty". wrllten , ,!'\lOll she -• ¥ MY~ ""'"s old U we with other~ share love '.,Ml a ~ grade!' a! the I""' clieer, , ' .Kern lluni£lerljlli)~Y licllool. ·aur ~Uy llll w111 ljiAJ!POII'; ,, Poetry- bu beeii' a· v1111 ·link Far Gtid IOnda bleflinP lrom ~ ...- Mrs. q~.- and,., ~1!9\'~, ' •• .o..... ··-- ·~--" ' \:uureh. -"' --. ••• . ~~ ••WliOn ~Mr .,~ v.~~e~• . - " we . wlur , . ......., ~~· b~• *ltleQ Pie , of our lovli. · , ' ,!l~lqof11~ . tPd- lll'e,ell , l~r , ., ,• . , , ·, :filmer<~Yr United MethOdiSI So self pily )ar back Qll :(lliltltl/llllniitters. · Ui N~ · Pieces haft ' · '' ' : for ' , , ~~'··--6 ___ ,,., .. Ass~ia~tensen . a native of auditions~~ Discipline First Up to Colleges Guidelines lor the code sug- mittee found, has furnished a By LEE LEONARD gest that university officials lm- convenient sanctuary for those UPI Statebouse Reporlor COLUMBUS (UPI) - While mecllately suspend a student if in the uni versity community the work of the joint legWative they wllness a destructive act who wish to dodge enforcement of high standards of personal on his part. Ohio Politics The committee also recom- and professional cllsclpline. committee on campus disorders mends llnancial assiJtance be is not yet flnlshed, lts interim withheld from ·:any student CWiO Bennett is report isaued last week reveals guilty of serioua nusc:onduct, resome basic ldeos of the com- gardleu of his academic stand· mlttee members, tng.'' On Ent AF Base It II interesllng to note that It also recommends a law re- REEDSVILlE - •-· CWO 12 ol the 34 pages of the repart qulring lbe reporling of serious ~ "" are devoted to lindinll8 and rec- criminal conduct Ill law en• Donald L. Bennett, 11111 ol Mr. ommeodationa on slltdent and lorcement authorities - ·an ap- =.t!'f.w~ faculty condiiCI at state-opera\- parent attempt Ill force Wllver- to HQ, U.S, • - air defense ed universities. lilies Ill pollee their ranks, ~ "" In fact those two Ollbjects The report I11C<IIIIIIeDCI a command at Ent Air F..-ce are the first Ill be llealed in 1llmllar code of coildliCt lor lac- Base, Colo. the sb: oectloos o1 the repart, ulty members, eotabllsbed un- CWO Bennett, a ballistic 'lbecommllleefecommendsa der lbe same terma. mlttf!lledelenoecenterleciulloal code C1l minimtDD st.ndards of FaCility G11ldellae8 8lfiiiiGrl equlpnenl lecllllcian OOI1IIUd and dlsclpline far stu- This code irould ,..U out willl the plml division, deputy denf;l, either drawn b)' the Wll- faculty lnl1rUCliona1 obliptlona chlef C1l Staff lor Loglsllca with v...-u.. and a(llll'O'ed by lbe and .mate faculty members"" ~~~~: Board of a.gtnll, drafted by spoollble for malnlilning order the Board C1l ~enll or by the and guiding sllldanlo 1n proper slltlllled at Ft. Carson, Colo, le~IID'e .. slandlu'da of conduct . He boldl the Army Com·~.q~ j lire .._, Ad It wotild 101t forth · .,.,tiona malldallon Medal and the '1'1!' ~.~ Is cl8ar -' the for profiJillooal and peraonal llrWa filar medal. He ill 1168 colleges will gel a shot at 11. · 111 apply whelhei' graduate of Eaalem Hlgb u ~ dnlp the ball, the Gen· ... not the . offending faculty School near a...ter, tral Aaliinbly ll prepared to IIIOIJib!1r lWa 1111111\ __ _, Pretldealill wwyen act nat.p ar. A ....,_ probl!-... , pe-Tw , ... ' " , of lbe .. U S ,.~to· the repart, the riod 'l!ould be ~ - IM!ore . ..., ...ve •• - ---• '-·"-·••--'· · " be ...........,_ facul ... n-~~er achlevid tanprealdetits were admitted to ...vem- ......... •••,.._ • ., ' ' . the ller as attorner•· haW., ble ~ -~~ .the code, hlr- are. .:'' . , .• . . , fulfilled the lege Nqulnllil tile ·~neededto · do 'lbecode; leCOI'dlilliDthtH'f- p~em.. HDwever, they were IIIII Job, ·;: , should cll1flqe "a~ not· all crldUIIea, ~ !aw , At 111e 'very !®, the " 'l'bk ~. tbe COlli• ICbools. = - IOMirt•lln ..,. -·- - . .... . .... ., "~· ~ s_,lqt~Mr S.llilll)lls, 0. OPEN Mon. Tues. Wed. Sit. t..S : ·Tliut?t -11-Fri, f-t p.m • PRICE SENSATION THE WESTERN LOOII FRINGED VINYL SUEDE JA lllllconclutT studenti ihould ' Ill abldi;by . rules oflh<! ~-~~7~ ';' .· ' Frln~. · • lttm. fng wWa her scrapbook of poetry. ' Sho,u; · Rver.ns... . tria( Oft C/uJrfl£1 Of OIJaU!t.. ne:~s your individu al look. duties lmmedlately, according to Mrs. Willard Call, president of the Association. "The Christmas Seal Campsign wlll be launched itn November lOth," reports Mrs. Christensen, " And thi.!l year we have set our goal lor $0,000 which Is needed to carry on the year round program of the Gallla County Tuberculosis and Health Poem -World War 11 Audk Murvllu. ltsiiM"ll at PUt blending . . . boundless opportuniti es to accent Mrs. ChriBtensen, who resides ' Ag'!f:: without the automobile. This legillation would tell Detroit that if that is the ctae, they mill! make an automobile with which Americans can live. -Sen. Edmund S. Mlll~it. D-MoiM, on o biU that . would rtquire pollutioncars bu 1976. I think lt Is in/url01111 to my reputation to hint that I could fire a shot at i tar_.t u large u Mr. Gofsteln and Go color combin ati o ns for marvelou s fashi on ln Rio Grande, will begin her ".:!i := f:!':.:P.:f:';!. -.. - Q Association. . To be educated and informed about the entire religious l \· scene Llne should touch base with the undergroUild-or at NEW YORK (NEA) presentatlo beJn . ""' to Goldber~ ,, ,...:::.,_ hi least open the cellar door. A lively, tlny monthly publica, ., Dl are g ars,~~ou I· "''• I tion, Here and Now, seems to run on the tracks of the Arthur Goldberg has more credits and is better known ~.,:'u-ta~~,:,.~=~ :~!.!'eon o~ religious underground railway. than any Democratic gubernatorial nominee m New York fa~, even tbO""" hia •• ed--'~ ,_ -umpy. l w·••k-' bim . . . , ln 12 years, but he IS suffermg from most of the maladies ..., "'" '" ... """""' Its editorials, reviews and art1cles are not what you that bave long afflicted his party's races for this crucial w throuab 1 DeWtpaper plant on a "greetinJiour">and would find 1n Presbyterian Life or Csthollc Digest. This office It wu- of the most tncreaibly Inept pertormanen in my Is not to say that it ls smashing stained glass or promoUng · memory. new heresies; it has other priorities than the construction For openers, there Is evidence ~nd much conviction MoW., into a room with perhaps slx or ell',: tilrls al of cathedrals or the progress of denominational mergers. among the expe_rts here that Goldberg s campaign seriously de.U, he would ohalte bandJ with two and ust bow In Right now for instance it proposes a new calendar lacks money, IS badly disorganized, reftects inadequate ""'-1• ""le ro the The rea~on for a ne~ calendar is spelled out by · Editor scheduling and reveala painful Internal strains among his ~~ ~ide by aide twb:rtO:,": Gordon D Gregg· top advisers. the other. Wben clusters did pther around bim and melt "When ~ turni~g point occurs in history, when some- It is a common view, too, that in,his elfort ro unseat Gov. aome of hls reserve, he atlll sliowed Ungering unease, tbfiP& .•r~""Ytl\\Dt'll'Y~U!j!Ppen~ that ca';'!l!!.hi~~ tt=o take J:•lllls~1 ~2';!ef!l~%.":.t.~~l':~~_::::.;;~I~:g~ .. :'.!~_~ , fllll!l&-peoplt.. ~ . a.ld ' ,.,Jt c:.alllll!n or iiiafte.n reynew ·ultectiiolf\'-'~pl~~t"'MMVW-u.-U ~,il . tl"~ m'-·.m'"l"'·m .~ .. m . h•·· .'·• I .• .• , -.!':~ .' ,{ IVIWII' ~ullr.)l ldl aui"bib jAe bolized that switch In direction by starting their ca endsro. na ' , .' · " about hia e calling hJm that doe111't help. at some event which seems to them to represent the hinge A former high labor olicial, cabinet meinber' Supreme Some of hJo llaft people were incensed when no plclures ... We stand at one of those turning points today. A new Court justice and ambassad.. to the United Nations, this of Israeli Premier Golcla Meir and Goldberg hit the DeWsworld is being born." Mr. Re!pectablllty seems far out of his element on the papen at the time of her vlllt to New York. 'l'l!e word Is Yet the new world, according to Gregg, was born under campaign trail. . ' the candidate refused to let them be taken, and ~o earUer the sign of the Bomb. Twenty-five years ago the Bomb hit Obviously a very nice man With a gracious but evidently wrote her a letter turniDg down offers of "helP" in his Hirosfilma. This marks the new age and the calendar pub- shy manner, Goldberg comes OCI'DIS ao wooden and de- campaign, He II supersensitive ro posalble cbarges ha lished by Here and Now indicates that we are in 25 A.B. tached in peroonal contact, ponderous on the platform, might el))lolt the troubled lsraeU sftuatlon among New (After Bomb!. arrogantly seU-sufflclent, York'• milllona of JOWl. . . You might here want to put down on a separate sheet of How all this ls working out can be lodged in part from In wbat seems a hilbiY defensive g~sture, Goldbers lately paper the events and happenings that will be found on the the fact that the Goldberg forces now bave called in from bas taken ro wearlnj alar_., bejeweled American !lag pin underground calendar Don't expect to find HaUoween or Washington Fred Dutton, former aide ro the Kennedys and in his lapel. On a tour It offended a long-haired YOUDI man Lincoln's Birthday. Juiy 4 is out. Ditto Thanksgiving. Says a recognizable "play docror." He would not be in thls stale lthnadtun?''garees who inquired leatlly: "Doea be alw.a •a wear the ediror, "We have dropped the traditional holidays and unfamiliar to him If trouble were not dogging Goldberc. • bave Included dales which we feel signify in manr differ- There Is said to be tenalon among such key strategists as Dlllculties notwlthatandlng, Goldberg 11 8 rouih adverStephen Smith~ a Kennedy brother-In-law, and Joseph sary for Rockefeller. ms grip on :1M "bl• Jewish vote Is ent ways the turning of history in a new direction.' The new calendar seems to rouch events and people in Crangle, Erie IAunty (Buffalo) Democratlc chairman wbo plain Wltb black State lor B81111 "'' p"' four categories-assassination or tragic death political up- sits nearly at Goldberg's elbow in hJo Flfth Avenue camith ium f na · aler1011 tunning heual, discovery and social happenings. Under the ftrlt paign olice. Tbough P_reoent there, too, able State Chair- ~to the bla'::'k~0= C"~~~ ':::~~ heavy l~N!G cut grouping are the dates of John F. Kennedy and Robert man John BurnJls believed to be shunted aalde. StiU the .. Kennedy, Also the murders of Martin Luther King Jr. and While the hilh aldlls now common ro paid televlston • arrogant" Goldberg lacks political conftdence Patrice Lumumba and the death of Dq Hammarskjold, WistfUlly, he says his campaign Ia different. It aura. jt, · Political upheaval date& nourish on tbis calendar: Kent ,.--------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - State, Hungary, Bay of Pigs, Six-Day War in Israel Chi- QUICK QUIZ I I caco convention, Watts riot, Tet oflenlive in VIetnam. Lyn- ~ I I · · , · don Johnson's retirement. Dlacovery date• ate obviousQ-How """'V of our prtt- 1 , ' · · 1. apulnlt, beart transplant and the moon walk. idents wert aom of mmir- 1 Soclal happenings otretch all the way from the Poor lers7 I · , · Peop)e'a March on Waahlngton ro the grandfather of all A- Three-Chester Arthur, roci futivals-Woodatock. The Morarorium Day, Earth Grover Cleveland and WoodDay, and the opening of Vattcan n make the lilt alio. row Wilson. The new arrangement of thlng• may not lncJude Christ- Q-Which p/4net hal · mu and E11ter, but the celebraUon atlll goea on. around 117 rmga · A-Saturn's tbree rinp If tile undo~ «•Iandor interests y011 if con bo N- are unique In our solar oyoIGiM<I lor U by writint to Ill Wtat Mon;..,enl .4..,.., !em. No other planet baa Darton, Ohio 45402. ' anythlng like them. Dead Horse ::.r~~:.rn::::: varioos aapecll ollbealnt, 4!lld a series ol performaaoea, both amateur .imd ~. In a live-county area. The five , Gallla J~ counliea are _:._. In • Lawrence, M;dca .... Y too. ·,·, teacher, lhe wife of Dr. Alphus R. Chrlstenaen, president of Rio Grande College, bas accepted a new job. It is the cbalrmanshlp of the 64th annual Christmas Seal Campaign of the GaDla County Tuberculosis and Health ' '' 81 DAVID POLING Grande Colilge, AcctlrdliW· '10 R. Christensen, a former .. Goldberg Inept But Still Threat:"·;· A New Calendar Of a 'New World' • • $17 .95 ,i.i GALUPO!JS - Mrs. AlphUI \ ~ -, j · --'-~-t - - ' - I " " it " Roof.'' Thlt It ll. ...U.wuo ~.-;:; ·~-·-;,:;.;"';,·----~~-,..-----"'1 sensaUOIIal and llboCldnl, OYen • afiA!r Ill 00 birthdlly, Is undeniable. But, Wllllanla' play mualhave .....lhlngmoret!18n that - somelhlng-that,bu ilepl the play allve.and inlerealinll Ill aodienoes who bilve aeon It as a play and a movie. Wby hu lt been lratlalated and produced in more than n Ianguqes arOWld the world? The answer is, 'according to Fred Barger, Jr., owner of tbe Olde WeotCompany, "lhalfourletter wtl'd ao often misused and more often misunderstood _ Love. This play Is about love, a quality the human family has needed and not alwayo had before and since the lint artist tried to drow on the wall of some hidden cavern . "Aware of the unusual aspects of preaenllng I1ICh a controversial play in a dinner '•' • 'I lift The older generatJon has to realize that there is no point in youn1 people workIng for goals their parents have already won. And young peopls must respect what their parent1 won through strugele. mla. --Prime Minhlor Olaf -- . BRUCE BIDSBAT TIMI!LY Too often we find that the large print giveth and the fine print taketh away, - Rep. John E. Ma.u, DCalif, '. in t.ulneoahouaes of the county Wednuday. Other flnt place wtnnOrs were Mary Bradbury, lllaralynn Tracy, Irene Barnes. Second place winners were Patty Searles, Bob Werry, SUe Soulsb)' and Ka!hy Watsnn. iblrd place winners were Bennie Dowell, lleve Boyd, Tom Boflner ond Plill kt.. dettlGfied ~~ iu!illlll*""' tbe Ohio Aria "o!uneU b)' RIO · Mrs. Christensen Leads Seal Drive I America baa plenty of land to meet its farming ranching, forestry and Hving space needs lor the fo~eable future, aceording to a survey by government soU scientists and conservationists in 3,087 of the nation's 3,135 counties. U- we lake care of It. A "Conservation Needs lnvenlory" revealo that the nation's land, thanks to continually increasing efficiency, is feeding and clothing an lncreuing populafion even with reduced acreages. Since the previous inventory in 1958, population has increased 24 mllllon, yet cropland bas decUned by 10 million acreo and privately owned pasture and range bas. decreased by three mllllon acres. In the s_ame period, 11 million acres were added to urban an~ built-up areas and-a figure to warm a conservationIst • heart-U mlllion acres were added ro foresta. On the other hand, the scientists warn that tllree-flftb• of the present cropland, 67 per cent of puture and rllnge and 82 per cent of private forestland is not being treated with proper conrervatlon meuures ro avoid deterioration. ln a polller ooDtest conducted In the new art department of MeigJ IIlah School with thla novel entry patterned after a small paper bnmemade alrpline. The posters, made by students to protnlJbl the fall mualcal at the Blg Bend Minatrel Allociatinn althe hlahlcilGol on Oel. J2ond 16, wW ba pia* ' ' ' ~ Enough of Everything if . . . CARL OFFU'l'l' WAS A FIRST PLACE winner Pol: .. Hanoi may be in the position of the stock speculator who must decide whether to .sell in a falling market to minimize his losses or hold on in hopes of an upturn. North Vietnamese futures were badly hurt by the Cambodian invasion which, despUe anguished cries from some quarters was not a widening of American involvement in the war but a necessary step toward expediting American disengagement from that war without leaving South Vietnam to face more years of fighting on her own and eventual, almost certain overrunning by the Communists. The success •f both the Cambodian operation and of the Vletnamization program are evident in President Nixon 's cease-fire oft'er to Hanoi. A cease-fire in place would leave North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces intact in those areas of South Vietnam which they now controL Wlth military action against them halted, they could solldlfy that control. Another realistic e•pectation must be that North Vietnam would continue to resupply its forces despite the terms of a cease-tire, The President undoubtedly has taken all these factors . blto .account ~ decided that none ,of ,the'c" l!"ses an over1 ,..._llallger. ro So~. VIetnam o~ . _......~,.., 4 continued Ainencan Withdrawal · I, . 14oreo.ver, for the first time, h&.bas olfered to discus• complete-absolutely complete-w1lhdrawal of all American personnel, including the relinquishing of American bues, according roan agreed-upon timetable without alao asking lor corresponding withdrawals of North Vietnamese troops. The bid ls an attractive one. But then the North Vietnamese may look at things dif. ferentiy, They are not speculaton but investora, Tbey bave Invested years and unCOUDted quantities of blood and treasure in the effort ro drive out the Japanese, the French and now the Americans and to reunify the nation with the seat of power in Hanoi. They are not about ro write ol that investment The American President is committed to getting out of the war. Hanoi knows this, even lf some of the President'a domestlc crltlcs don't. He Is committed to pulling out virtually all U.S. offensive forces by next summer. Perbaps this offer of a • .,....fire, coupled with a Southeast Asia peace conference that would embrace all of lormer Indochina, Is not an offer made from Ametlcan otrenath but rather from the knowledge that month bJ montli America's mllitary clout dimlnlahel. ODe thing can safely be aald: The President bas given them 110111ethlng to think about. Roof" at the collele'l Paul R. Lyne Physical ·Education Center M!mdaY. Nov. 2, al 8 p,m. 'rbe PeH01'111811Ct 11 partal a Theater Arts community project, til create ond develop Interest ln theatre ·through •....,..... and tnvolvemenl ''Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," aet in a planiiUon hDDie in !be Mlui.uippl delta, wW be perfarmed by the Olde West Dinner Theatre Company, a group from Tennessee's Trl.Cllles area. In the ltaclllion ol dinner lh<atre, there will be a buffet dinner ln Lyne Center, beginning at 6:30. Doors will open at 1:30 for those who dod not wish to attend the buffet, Reservations may be made by contacllng the Development Office at Rio Grande College. Arrangements can be made easily for a sroup of people who wish to attend as a theatre ' w•JI ,.,. f theatre," Barger oald, "We RIO GRANDE - Rio Grande psrty · ·c"""II" .... and tbe Obi0 ~.. ·~· A great deal haa been , hope thai our audience will lind -~o1 tbe love and fucinalioo Councll will present Tennessee written about Tenneisee ~·w Wllllam.s' "Cal on a Hot Tin Willlam'l ''Cat on • .llof, ·Tin that we could in rehearsing and PI••• ·-~·.· -:···.·· ·:-:--:-:-·--:-:-:-:.-:-:-:-. All Right, Hanoi, Peace Path or ... ? ' .,_ ' 'l'lle-'l11W.Ite Art8 ~, rl "hich l~e Ollie Williams' Tale ·of ·Love ·. min.-g to_Rio Campus Co ' ' ~taf~~·lli'll!lrl)IIIM,wlildul0111thml ; ~t recaplle this far ti-atn damqt U.t could~ ~lulel)- ·..··:':~ · .·•··»': ~···x•: v··.·. · · ·.·.· ·.·.·.·.· ·.·. ,•,·.·.·:x :::-- ...-:··.··.·:-.·.·. ..·.· :-:.·.·,•.·.· ·.·.·• ·:.... .__.v.·.-..<-;:.·.·.·-. -. ·. .'- ... , .• . ............. .. .. .... ....,.......· ....... ....· .•.•.""............. ... --.... DAVID POLING ,., . WORTH FAit MORE �n,.qg, Eat at.Healtft :and iives of ·O~r Youth BERR~'S WORLD ' '>~< ' - ':- IIIJ Gtldle ae.loala POR'I'LAND, MEIGS Q>UNTY ..,. ._.of pollllol, lila, war, U3'Jiclcinll, ~. :--7J110111and polhltiGn, II1IGDg OCher lribulatl0111, we 8ole ," Drup" leellll to have take~~ Ill tbe baclt pq•. But the~ bun~ 1011e away. 11'1 at111 here, eollngatlheboalthondU,.ofouryouthlilrelbecanceriUa. Opium, coealne and llllrijuiDa were known Ill the SICIIe Ale pe<~ple; ways C1l culllnllng and pt'e(llrlnc opium describad on tables C1l atone b)' the Sumertaria 7,01D yeara B. c. are about 11 111ey are today, @ lt70" ..... ...: 4-~ 1 think it's ~ry important lor- us to listen to wllat our y011np people are trying lo tell us-fhen flUn<h 'em out/" 11 EDITORIALS In South America the coca leaf wu restricted Ill tbe aristoc:racy Ill rellltoul ceremmiel. Today there are oome olglll mW!on Wlel'l. Patlmll C1l addlctloll epldemica baw repelled tbom8elves dalm IMnllb blllory. Druga were mainlJ' 111011 lor rellgliiWI pw-pooes or Ill prepare warriara for bailie. The Austrlllian psychiatrist Dr. D. S, Bell 1ey1 marijuana was dellheralelyusedat one lime to promolun ''1111e to klll" wllhln a group of polllicalaiiiUilna tn Persia; and he cites tbe case C1l an addiction epidemic In Japan after Wcrld w.- n wben stodlpiles C1l amplbelamineo lor Japan's armed forces becanle available 111 thepubllc; and the more receJ~I occurrence of the use otrm> in the u. s. Heroin, introduced Ill the U. S. in 1191, was heralded as a miracle drug. And Dr, BeD IIUIIIIII up by saying, "eacil small ootbreak should be counlered lmmedlately." Our youth does not trust the establlahment, but to tbe pusher oo !be -~ they entrust their moet prized pcllleBilona, heJilth, mlndl and their very life. 'J'heycilooserodlsreprdwbattheyknow, thai the pusher hu great ccmpetitllll, and to make money, must make and keep customers, 111811Y times to feed his own addlctllll. He ooly ..-.-• to seU ' 'pure grau" when !t'o realJ)TlniD!d with cobllp and rhubarb leaves lor bulk and spited with 1 dub of !.ID, DMT, heroin, or blaclt opium far effects lod addkltoa. The Los Angeles County Sheriff Dept. alftnns thai onr 90 per .,11 .'.' . • ' down b)' ...,,.. tlillr bnJn and dullllbeir lliiDtltw u IIley p ~1. ' ,. ? frml - ''hl&b" to IIIII teep ~ a ''IIIIIW Jqb," . . W.itW ond lialV<~,IDCI- 11t the ~.Gf this • - Nlllllna tho)' are . . ~ boobd, !bey llarl411 befdn. 1!11-. til ,...UU tbe l*m 111at hll ond IIIJIIIII,)' ~ ,- . this ~~~~~,... ''doesn~ do ,io mud1 tor me." , lha ._, ~~ hlriDiea lion~ @liljNri·ll Willi t0ti1cco or It~~ 11m til bU 'pll)'llciallldd!Cil!il, bulame,PIInd llc:Gbol. 11'1 Ilk; lz1lnll lo'pi'ove ille VliiiUIIl h IJ P.eil bY 118Yclloloclctl need to - - 1'*11 lilt ,lin>" JUil. do- ' tbnqlt!nr Amei1ctai ftntdlled llllllbiii11101Dr ~~ ln ....,._ IMIIIWIIIII'IjllaJul ~\'M tlllin. 'nwjlqli, . I)', bit ]obi, lbe llime, lhink lbay mow mare tiiiJI JIIIWIIa Cl' !~Mba, Ill 1111$ 011ll!ld WE AUlD Nq1.1; lllal will! lhr IIIW ~ Drq ~ II!• lhpoaloflldlool; they11t ''baii"~GIIii-Ait,andtryiD JIIIIIIIIID Sepfelliblr.; (~ C1l ~IMr> bnulh • ''lpldor" oft 1beir . . . . , , · , the [11111117 for 1.11!11 ~ I"! IIIII t1J of "II'UI" ll ~ ,liiltd lloollllll'ljUanlmatea,.. product~" !llellllM!f !ll IIOelety? Pfllbiblt DH1II C1l ~boo~! canvlclod will he free now. 'l'bk lliliuld Are lta elfldl delirlble ondlbould ltw l!ilallled! lllak'e'fGI' a Ilia •~~~' fu8n wbo like Ill D••HianpnpJ, in Abautbllf 111e aludollta Ba7 DQ.'' IIIJUillf .a pi,M fol'belpf , mare W.,. than one. ·· _' ,.~ , · 1 Soatldl Ukellle Llplllck murderer • flw' ,W. bllc1t - ''Slap · . '..,..,. ate I8W cenllra for rebilbiUtallcll C1l 111'111 -~ me bofan I ml apln," , CGIIfiW 11\1111111 l!'illloDL PGike Ll. Ralpll De«t4f Of , , , Wballlerfarpollbl-ornoi,IIIID1metllnhlaltplacea buannoaniih . . . ~toCllllbal !!niP , · ;:~ I8Y lbe law •plnat Catmau- ba ~ · ec~~lribjlled b)' Ioeal. ....,;.. In .-vk!fs llld !f, , , 111tt Y0111b llfltbe older pnerallan doliln~ know about It, llut fll,tllfrml UlllledAI'Poa\ ~-"-"~tu' ~ C!~Jar neither doea llle. ,....._11M!~~ to IIi~ T.B.IIldpollD,IIldl!lCftdliilaplailltdfarall,pfttl, ~·, ;:, . 1linoo and hopbeodl. M lbe aclel!u.t CaniPeree ~Willi w1ib The ilclllticlalii mi'~ ~ pllll 'lllllt·ean IIi' . ·.. wltb llc<lltol, ba reporl.• too much alcobolll debllltalloi, J* a·lillie ~ llllVed, when an the tbonalnda C1l 111011 and flmDI• ate 1111,)' be qulle benellclll.lll relaxi'Wibe bodJ; ald Ill illceaU=' b)' bomefrmiEuNpeandanoverbodbeltercbedl:apln . sllmulaliniJ the ~ell's ~tltiVII,Julcel, breoklnc down.Into wbocareto,atesalnctolill<*epotandWIItheiiOIHUOi'l,wlllaep natural (:illlli""MI, and leaYIIIIIIe l)'ltem, «1 Wf1tkinc to pay lues to f1a-nlab care IIIII bop of~ booted Bat CIIU1Ibls lollpiiDiically Ill lbe U..-; • ar 40 yean 1&0 pllll'lllan, hoping to get them ~~~~hooked. '· clgateltes were oald or thoulhllo enbanee dlafltian, mtare So,IIIJn hu the IUIIIIIItt 10111. and irbere II an lbla IIIGIIe)' enetl)', e1p1od menlaloapiiCity,lod comforlnerves, Todl,y Cllllinc from, reoiJTr llnow heller, They are • prom~ ceue C1l Iww cancer, lllaJI we Wb)'.,..1we gelanlmetldmenttaclted In there ..De place, walllllaiiOIIII to see If marijuana II Just• mild .umutna- lllallhele pooi'llck follt (wbo lited a pod lei-of~ to .gel oolhlng Ill be alarmed abaul! booked and ruin 1 JIOl'fecd7 bealllly bocb') when~ -- Ill All thla hu been dilproved lime llld apln - ond JII'OI'ed _.,on the otreetupln,get Cl' be&iftll~joblnd . · ~fO \rwk again and again that thla Intoxicant - C81111 blranlty. Large and·peybac:Ube CCII( Gllbeir CIII'UO otben C!lll\!e'mlilet{j c dose& may produce CCIIfuolon, dlsorlentaUon, and lncreued And IIOII1DIIhen and 1MI'I will be abla Ill !el 01\ttlub living anxiety lod 118Ycilollllutirw bows ond OYen weeb. Moat folk do and nOt w Cempled Ill quitwonlllllpt nn welfare, ,;~ _,tblr nmeroble y.. . ' . · •:·. . ' ' ..,_.foB: n ·~· ,.' < '- ' Palmt of Sweden. If the church were to try to communloate successfully today, its buildings would have lo be psychedelic pads, its choir girls topless, lb h01rnnl baWdy, prayers rO· p(;C,.s by pot and the vlcat a Wtll'koown pop sln_.r. -"''M Rw. William lloit, tGlft, Anyliotm recror of . · lloiltsf<ml, Engumd. >' •'' •;-i ,... • ',- . DetrtJlt ha• tuld the nation thai Amerlcan• cann~t live - ( ' '• i' ly IRUCE II OSSAT NEA Washinglon Correspondent . q1' \. ' , se vOICe • along 8 roa· dway.· ·-. ,. litfo MRS. GRACE GLOECKNER l11g dog lraintr David Gof- They're trying to make money on something that ohould be beyond commerclalizatton. • - Vincent f. M,·Gte Jr ., et•culivt u cretary of Busili.:x(cUtivu M.twe for ..- " ·.' Vietnam Peact, cmn.mtnt· .. ·, .. . ' . .· ,... . ... ..', .., ,• .•. • ' ·, ': ·::·t ~ ~.-··,·~: : , , ,·~.;it ,-~ ~ . t/· Otl two CfJtl'lmercial /trr/..'i ill fXL[i!tit the (H?fJrt! , ym.hol fl.~ tl l.rafltmflrk . fashion groundwork by . ' . - ' ' ' ~ J ·Ji · ; ' ·' 'i ·' ,• L J • j .r - I • • I ' Faith in God •.. ol' , J , ctarl'iS 'AIIILYII!MifO.. .. ·· :",:~ ' .. wt.n tht family l28 Sttand AYI. Mrs. AlphUil Christensen Milbank, S. D., bas been a :::::::~:::-::~::::::::::;::~:·:-::~:.~:::-"!:::-~:-:~::;::::;:::;:;:~::.;: resident of Rio Grande the past The Christensens are parents nine yW'll. She holds a B.S. of three c~ildren , S~lp , a · C<,IIn JWI!II,t(),,CLQiiiL ' ·• "' dOgrel!' Ill'' F.du&tltll' '*ll\'11iaS c111adonl4•laW•aWle UJ11Ne~oily The Farmers Bank and ~~g~t ,ln .Ihe. local school ofMlchlgan ; Mark, a student of Savlrrp Co:• w1ll be c!-.1 all : iystern foqr 'years, She Is a law at the University ol dly Monday ln obserVance of · member of St. Peter's Arizona, and Mrs. Julia ErlcColwnbus Day, Episcopal Church and serves on son, whose husband is a Professor at the University of "Ufe cannot be an sunshine, of Mrs. Gloeckner who admits There must be a little rain, to a shynesa about reading her There must be a little sadneu, own poetry, There must be a lillie psln, Widow of Jacob Gloeckner, who operated a greenhouse ln So do not be dlscouraged Monkey Run many years, she When you bave met defeat, bas two dlughters, Mrs, Ruth For lt takes both joy and sorrow Moore of Pomeroy, and Mrs, To malie a 'life complete.'' Mary Elizabeth Horton of Huntingdon, Pa.; a son, Alfred, BY clw\LENE HOEFUCB of Cantoo; lour grandchildren, Refreshing by Its very slm- and three great-grandchildren. pUcily and philosopblcal view of Aaked far a favorite poem, 111e ~ the poetry of Pomeroy's Mrs. Gloeclmer leafed through · Mrs. Grace Gloeckner. her scrapbook and soon ~~al hundred poems have produced, "Kind Thoughts lor been iirltlen by the gracious 81- Others" : yesr-bld Mrs. Gloecllner whose "When we are Wa day or two, abundant faith in God and her And cannot do wbat others do, fellow man speaks from her When we must slay indoors evecy line. alone, ' w'ordti ol conaolatioil, tributes we sit and sigh, complain ., Ill men of Go,d. poetry heralding and moan. ,; ' the holldays are included ln her , acrapbook. H we look around us we wlll .one of I.,- favorites, and the ... " iJne ..thlcil her lrieoda consider There'• many far worse off '" her ~loce• Is UUed "The than we, ; 'Eorthly Ute of Olrts!," 32 some blind, aome lame, or : , ...... rel:aimllng !lie otory ·of very Ill, , · Chrtsl from lib , b!rl!l. ,ln the But 11111i\ingly say - 'It ~ m•..li!: 111 !Ill ~Uon God's Will.' I " ;;;;! ~. on Iitto ~V.n. oot · cllmil1lihed the H they With lew. bleulnp can " . talent nor tile ~Demory of Mrs. be cheeriUI and py. ~ Gloockn~. AltllouCiubebunot Aa they 811 or lle In bed all wrttiA!n a now lor over a dlf, . year, she's determined Ill get We should be ubamed Ill back to It d!lriP& lhe winter complaJ• and s1lh · m0niba. ,rjcj~ 'lleveral of And 101111 farlbinga thai puo us her poejlll ..... ~wled her by. .very first - ·a ''ditty". wrllten , ,!'\lOll she -• ¥ MY~ ""'"s old U we with other~ share love '.,Ml a ~ grade!' a! the I""' clieer, , ' .Kern lluni£lerljlli)~Y licllool. ·aur ~Uy llll w111 ljiAJ!POII'; ,, Poetry- bu beeii' a· v1111 ·link Far Gtid IOnda bleflinP lrom ~ ...- Mrs. q~.- and,., ~1!9\'~, ' •• .o..... ··-- ·~--" ' \:uureh. -"' --. ••• . ~~ ••WliOn ~Mr .,~ v.~~e~• . - " we . wlur , . ......., ~~· b~• *ltleQ Pie , of our lovli. · , ' ,!l~lqof11~ . tPd- lll'e,ell , l~r , ., ,• . , , ·, :filmer<~Yr United MethOdiSI So self pily )ar back Qll :(lliltltl/llllniitters. · Ui N~ · Pieces haft ' · '' ' : for ' , , ~~'··--6 ___ ,,., .. Ass~ia~tensen . a native of auditions~~ Discipline First Up to Colleges Guidelines lor the code sug- mittee found, has furnished a By LEE LEONARD gest that university officials lm- convenient sanctuary for those UPI Statebouse Reporlor COLUMBUS (UPI) - While mecllately suspend a student if in the uni versity community the work of the joint legWative they wllness a destructive act who wish to dodge enforcement of high standards of personal on his part. Ohio Politics The committee also recom- and professional cllsclpline. committee on campus disorders mends llnancial assiJtance be is not yet flnlshed, lts interim withheld from ·:any student CWiO Bennett is report isaued last week reveals guilty of serioua nusc:onduct, resome basic ldeos of the com- gardleu of his academic stand· mlttee members, tng.'' On Ent AF Base It II interesllng to note that It also recommends a law re- REEDSVILlE - •-· CWO 12 ol the 34 pages of the repart qulring lbe reporling of serious ~ "" are devoted to lindinll8 and rec- criminal conduct Ill law en• Donald L. Bennett, 11111 ol Mr. ommeodationa on slltdent and lorcement authorities - ·an ap- =.t!'f.w~ faculty condiiCI at state-opera\- parent attempt Ill force Wllver- to HQ, U.S, • - air defense ed universities. lilies Ill pollee their ranks, ~ "" In fact those two Ollbjects The report I11C<IIIIIIeDCI a command at Ent Air F..-ce are the first Ill be llealed in 1llmllar code of coildliCt lor lac- Base, Colo. the sb: oectloos o1 the repart, ulty members, eotabllsbed un- CWO Bennett, a ballistic 'lbecommllleefecommendsa der lbe same terma. mlttf!lledelenoecenterleciulloal code C1l minimtDD st.ndards of FaCility G11ldellae8 8lfiiiiGrl equlpnenl lecllllcian OOI1IIUd and dlsclpline far stu- This code irould ,..U out willl the plml division, deputy denf;l, either drawn b)' the Wll- faculty lnl1rUCliona1 obliptlona chlef C1l Staff lor Loglsllca with v...-u.. and a(llll'O'ed by lbe and .mate faculty members"" ~~~~: Board of a.gtnll, drafted by spoollble for malnlilning order the Board C1l ~enll or by the and guiding sllldanlo 1n proper slltlllled at Ft. Carson, Colo, le~IID'e .. slandlu'da of conduct . He boldl the Army Com·~.q~ j lire .._, Ad It wotild 101t forth · .,.,tiona malldallon Medal and the '1'1!' ~.~ Is cl8ar -' the for profiJillooal and peraonal llrWa filar medal. He ill 1168 colleges will gel a shot at 11. · 111 apply whelhei' graduate of Eaalem Hlgb u ~ dnlp the ball, the Gen· ... not the . offending faculty School near a...ter, tral Aaliinbly ll prepared to IIIOIJib!1r lWa 1111111\ __ _, Pretldealill wwyen act nat.p ar. A ....,_ probl!-... , pe-Tw , ... ' " , of lbe .. U S ,.~to· the repart, the riod 'l!ould be ~ - IM!ore . ..., ...ve •• - ---• '-·"-·••--'· · " be ...........,_ facul ... n-~~er achlevid tanprealdetits were admitted to ...vem- ......... •••,.._ • ., ' ' . the ller as attorner•· haW., ble ~ -~~ .the code, hlr- are. .:'' . , .• . . , fulfilled the lege Nqulnllil tile ·~neededto · do 'lbecode; leCOI'dlilliDthtH'f- p~em.. HDwever, they were IIIII Job, ·;: , should cll1flqe "a~ not· all crldUIIea, ~ !aw , At 111e 'very !®, the " 'l'bk ~. tbe COlli• ICbools. = - IOMirt•lln ..,. -·- - . .... . .... ., "~· ~ s_,lqt~Mr S.llilll)lls, 0. OPEN Mon. Tues. Wed. Sit. t..S : ·Tliut?t -11-Fri, f-t p.m • PRICE SENSATION THE WESTERN LOOII FRINGED VINYL SUEDE JA lllllconclutT studenti ihould ' Ill abldi;by . rules oflh<! ~-~~7~ ';' .· ' Frln~. · • lttm. fng wWa her scrapbook of poetry. ' Sho,u; · Rver.ns... . tria( Oft C/uJrfl£1 Of OIJaU!t.. ne:~s your individu al look. duties lmmedlately, according to Mrs. Willard Call, president of the Association. "The Christmas Seal Campsign wlll be launched itn November lOth," reports Mrs. Christensen, " And thi.!l year we have set our goal lor $0,000 which Is needed to carry on the year round program of the Gallla County Tuberculosis and Health Poem -World War 11 Audk Murvllu. ltsiiM"ll at PUt blending . . . boundless opportuniti es to accent Mrs. ChriBtensen, who resides ' Ag'!f:: without the automobile. This legillation would tell Detroit that if that is the ctae, they mill! make an automobile with which Americans can live. -Sen. Edmund S. Mlll~it. D-MoiM, on o biU that . would rtquire pollutioncars bu 1976. I think lt Is in/url01111 to my reputation to hint that I could fire a shot at i tar_.t u large u Mr. Gofsteln and Go color combin ati o ns for marvelou s fashi on ln Rio Grande, will begin her ".:!i := f:!':.:P.:f:';!. -.. - Q Association. . To be educated and informed about the entire religious l \· scene Llne should touch base with the undergroUild-or at NEW YORK (NEA) presentatlo beJn . ""' to Goldber~ ,, ,...:::.,_ hi least open the cellar door. A lively, tlny monthly publica, ., Dl are g ars,~~ou I· "''• I tion, Here and Now, seems to run on the tracks of the Arthur Goldberg has more credits and is better known ~.,:'u-ta~~,:,.~=~ :~!.!'eon o~ religious underground railway. than any Democratic gubernatorial nominee m New York fa~, even tbO""" hia •• ed--'~ ,_ -umpy. l w·••k-' bim . . . , ln 12 years, but he IS suffermg from most of the maladies ..., "'" '" ... """""' Its editorials, reviews and art1cles are not what you that bave long afflicted his party's races for this crucial w throuab 1 DeWtpaper plant on a "greetinJiour">and would find 1n Presbyterian Life or Csthollc Digest. This office It wu- of the most tncreaibly Inept pertormanen in my Is not to say that it ls smashing stained glass or promoUng · memory. new heresies; it has other priorities than the construction For openers, there Is evidence ~nd much conviction MoW., into a room with perhaps slx or ell',: tilrls al of cathedrals or the progress of denominational mergers. among the expe_rts here that Goldberg s campaign seriously de.U, he would ohalte bandJ with two and ust bow In Right now for instance it proposes a new calendar lacks money, IS badly disorganized, reftects inadequate ""'-1• ""le ro the The rea~on for a ne~ calendar is spelled out by · Editor scheduling and reveala painful Internal strains among his ~~ ~ide by aide twb:rtO:,": Gordon D Gregg· top advisers. the other. Wben clusters did pther around bim and melt "When ~ turni~g point occurs in history, when some- It is a common view, too, that in,his elfort ro unseat Gov. aome of hls reserve, he atlll sliowed Ungering unease, tbfiP& .•r~""Ytl\\Dt'll'Y~U!j!Ppen~ that ca';'!l!!.hi~~ tt=o take J:•lllls~1 ~2';!ef!l~%.":.t.~~l':~~_::::.;;~I~:g~ .. :'.!~_~ , fllll!l&-peoplt.. ~ . a.ld ' ,.,Jt c:.alllll!n or iiiafte.n reynew ·ultectiiolf\'-'~pl~~t"'MMVW-u.-U ~,il . tl"~ m'-·.m'"l"'·m .~ .. m . h•·· .'·• I .• .• , -.!':~ .' ,{ IVIWII' ~ullr.)l ldl aui"bib jAe bolized that switch In direction by starting their ca endsro. na ' , .' · " about hia e calling hJm that doe111't help. at some event which seems to them to represent the hinge A former high labor olicial, cabinet meinber' Supreme Some of hJo llaft people were incensed when no plclures ... We stand at one of those turning points today. A new Court justice and ambassad.. to the United Nations, this of Israeli Premier Golcla Meir and Goldberg hit the DeWsworld is being born." Mr. Re!pectablllty seems far out of his element on the papen at the time of her vlllt to New York. 'l'l!e word Is Yet the new world, according to Gregg, was born under campaign trail. . ' the candidate refused to let them be taken, and ~o earUer the sign of the Bomb. Twenty-five years ago the Bomb hit Obviously a very nice man With a gracious but evidently wrote her a letter turniDg down offers of "helP" in his Hirosfilma. This marks the new age and the calendar pub- shy manner, Goldberg comes OCI'DIS ao wooden and de- campaign, He II supersensitive ro posalble cbarges ha lished by Here and Now indicates that we are in 25 A.B. tached in peroonal contact, ponderous on the platform, might el))lolt the troubled lsraeU sftuatlon among New (After Bomb!. arrogantly seU-sufflclent, York'• milllona of JOWl. . . You might here want to put down on a separate sheet of How all this ls working out can be lodged in part from In wbat seems a hilbiY defensive g~sture, Goldbers lately paper the events and happenings that will be found on the the fact that the Goldberg forces now bave called in from bas taken ro wearlnj alar_., bejeweled American !lag pin underground calendar Don't expect to find HaUoween or Washington Fred Dutton, former aide ro the Kennedys and in his lapel. On a tour It offended a long-haired YOUDI man Lincoln's Birthday. Juiy 4 is out. Ditto Thanksgiving. Says a recognizable "play docror." He would not be in thls stale lthnadtun?''garees who inquired leatlly: "Doea be alw.a •a wear the ediror, "We have dropped the traditional holidays and unfamiliar to him If trouble were not dogging Goldberc. • bave Included dales which we feel signify in manr differ- There Is said to be tenalon among such key strategists as Dlllculties notwlthatandlng, Goldberg 11 8 rouih adverStephen Smith~ a Kennedy brother-In-law, and Joseph sary for Rockefeller. ms grip on :1M "bl• Jewish vote Is ent ways the turning of history in a new direction.' The new calendar seems to rouch events and people in Crangle, Erie IAunty (Buffalo) Democratlc chairman wbo plain Wltb black State lor B81111 "'' p"' four categories-assassination or tragic death political up- sits nearly at Goldberg's elbow in hJo Flfth Avenue camith ium f na · aler1011 tunning heual, discovery and social happenings. Under the ftrlt paign olice. Tbough P_reoent there, too, able State Chair- ~to the bla'::'k~0= C"~~~ ':::~~ heavy l~N!G cut grouping are the dates of John F. Kennedy and Robert man John BurnJls believed to be shunted aalde. StiU the .. Kennedy, Also the murders of Martin Luther King Jr. and While the hilh aldlls now common ro paid televlston • arrogant" Goldberg lacks political conftdence Patrice Lumumba and the death of Dq Hammarskjold, WistfUlly, he says his campaign Ia different. It aura. jt, · Political upheaval date& nourish on tbis calendar: Kent ,.--------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - State, Hungary, Bay of Pigs, Six-Day War in Israel Chi- QUICK QUIZ I I caco convention, Watts riot, Tet oflenlive in VIetnam. Lyn- ~ I I · · , · don Johnson's retirement. Dlacovery date• ate obviousQ-How """'V of our prtt- 1 , ' · · 1. apulnlt, beart transplant and the moon walk. idents wert aom of mmir- 1 Soclal happenings otretch all the way from the Poor lers7 I · , · Peop)e'a March on Waahlngton ro the grandfather of all A- Three-Chester Arthur, roci futivals-Woodatock. The Morarorium Day, Earth Grover Cleveland and WoodDay, and the opening of Vattcan n make the lilt alio. row Wilson. The new arrangement of thlng• may not lncJude Christ- Q-Which p/4net hal · mu and E11ter, but the celebraUon atlll goea on. around 117 rmga · A-Saturn's tbree rinp If tile undo~ «•Iandor interests y011 if con bo N- are unique In our solar oyoIGiM<I lor U by writint to Ill Wtat Mon;..,enl .4..,.., !em. No other planet baa Darton, Ohio 45402. ' anythlng like them. Dead Horse ::.r~~:.rn::::: varioos aapecll ollbealnt, 4!lld a series ol performaaoea, both amateur .imd ~. In a live-county area. The five , Gallla J~ counliea are _:._. In • Lawrence, M;dca .... Y too. ·,·, teacher, lhe wife of Dr. Alphus R. Chrlstenaen, president of Rio Grande College, bas accepted a new job. It is the cbalrmanshlp of the 64th annual Christmas Seal Campaign of the GaDla County Tuberculosis and Health ' '' 81 DAVID POLING Grande Colilge, AcctlrdliW· '10 R. Christensen, a former .. Goldberg Inept But Still Threat:"·;· A New Calendar Of a 'New World' • • $17 .95 ,i.i GALUPO!JS - Mrs. AlphUI \ ~ -, j · --'-~-t - - ' - I " " it " Roof.'' Thlt It ll. ...U.wuo ~.-;:; ·~-·-;,:;.;"';,·----~~-,..-----"'1 sensaUOIIal and llboCldnl, OYen • afiA!r Ill 00 birthdlly, Is undeniable. But, Wllllanla' play mualhave .....lhlngmoret!18n that - somelhlng-that,bu ilepl the play allve.and inlerealinll Ill aodienoes who bilve aeon It as a play and a movie. Wby hu lt been lratlalated and produced in more than n Ianguqes arOWld the world? The answer is, 'according to Fred Barger, Jr., owner of tbe Olde WeotCompany, "lhalfourletter wtl'd ao often misused and more often misunderstood _ Love. This play Is about love, a quality the human family has needed and not alwayo had before and since the lint artist tried to drow on the wall of some hidden cavern . "Aware of the unusual aspects of preaenllng I1ICh a controversial play in a dinner '•' • 'I lift The older generatJon has to realize that there is no point in youn1 people workIng for goals their parents have already won. And young peopls must respect what their parent1 won through strugele. mla. --Prime Minhlor Olaf -- . BRUCE BIDSBAT TIMI!LY Too often we find that the large print giveth and the fine print taketh away, - Rep. John E. Ma.u, DCalif, '. in t.ulneoahouaes of the county Wednuday. Other flnt place wtnnOrs were Mary Bradbury, lllaralynn Tracy, Irene Barnes. Second place winners were Patty Searles, Bob Werry, SUe Soulsb)' and Ka!hy Watsnn. iblrd place winners were Bennie Dowell, lleve Boyd, Tom Boflner ond Plill kt.. dettlGfied ~~ iu!illlll*""' tbe Ohio Aria "o!uneU b)' RIO · Mrs. Christensen Leads Seal Drive I America baa plenty of land to meet its farming ranching, forestry and Hving space needs lor the fo~eable future, aceording to a survey by government soU scientists and conservationists in 3,087 of the nation's 3,135 counties. U- we lake care of It. A "Conservation Needs lnvenlory" revealo that the nation's land, thanks to continually increasing efficiency, is feeding and clothing an lncreuing populafion even with reduced acreages. Since the previous inventory in 1958, population has increased 24 mllllon, yet cropland bas decUned by 10 million acreo and privately owned pasture and range bas. decreased by three mllllon acres. In the s_ame period, 11 million acres were added to urban an~ built-up areas and-a figure to warm a conservationIst • heart-U mlllion acres were added ro foresta. On the other hand, the scientists warn that tllree-flftb• of the present cropland, 67 per cent of puture and rllnge and 82 per cent of private forestland is not being treated with proper conrervatlon meuures ro avoid deterioration. ln a polller ooDtest conducted In the new art department of MeigJ IIlah School with thla novel entry patterned after a small paper bnmemade alrpline. The posters, made by students to protnlJbl the fall mualcal at the Blg Bend Minatrel Allociatinn althe hlahlcilGol on Oel. J2ond 16, wW ba pia* ' ' ' ~ Enough of Everything if . . . CARL OFFU'l'l' WAS A FIRST PLACE winner Pol: .. Hanoi may be in the position of the stock speculator who must decide whether to .sell in a falling market to minimize his losses or hold on in hopes of an upturn. North Vietnamese futures were badly hurt by the Cambodian invasion which, despUe anguished cries from some quarters was not a widening of American involvement in the war but a necessary step toward expediting American disengagement from that war without leaving South Vietnam to face more years of fighting on her own and eventual, almost certain overrunning by the Communists. The success •f both the Cambodian operation and of the Vletnamization program are evident in President Nixon 's cease-fire oft'er to Hanoi. A cease-fire in place would leave North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces intact in those areas of South Vietnam which they now controL Wlth military action against them halted, they could solldlfy that control. Another realistic e•pectation must be that North Vietnam would continue to resupply its forces despite the terms of a cease-tire, The President undoubtedly has taken all these factors . blto .account ~ decided that none ,of ,the'c" l!"ses an over1 ,..._llallger. ro So~. VIetnam o~ . _......~,.., 4 continued Ainencan Withdrawal · I, . 14oreo.ver, for the first time, h&.bas olfered to discus• complete-absolutely complete-w1lhdrawal of all American personnel, including the relinquishing of American bues, according roan agreed-upon timetable without alao asking lor corresponding withdrawals of North Vietnamese troops. The bid ls an attractive one. But then the North Vietnamese may look at things dif. ferentiy, They are not speculaton but investora, Tbey bave Invested years and unCOUDted quantities of blood and treasure in the effort ro drive out the Japanese, the French and now the Americans and to reunify the nation with the seat of power in Hanoi. They are not about ro write ol that investment The American President is committed to getting out of the war. Hanoi knows this, even lf some of the President'a domestlc crltlcs don't. He Is committed to pulling out virtually all U.S. offensive forces by next summer. Perbaps this offer of a • .,....fire, coupled with a Southeast Asia peace conference that would embrace all of lormer Indochina, Is not an offer made from Ametlcan otrenath but rather from the knowledge that month bJ montli America's mllitary clout dimlnlahel. ODe thing can safely be aald: The President bas given them 110111ethlng to think about. Roof" at the collele'l Paul R. Lyne Physical ·Education Center M!mdaY. Nov. 2, al 8 p,m. 'rbe PeH01'111811Ct 11 partal a Theater Arts community project, til create ond develop Interest ln theatre ·through •....,..... and tnvolvemenl ''Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," aet in a planiiUon hDDie in !be Mlui.uippl delta, wW be perfarmed by the Olde West Dinner Theatre Company, a group from Tennessee's Trl.Cllles area. In the ltaclllion ol dinner lh<atre, there will be a buffet dinner ln Lyne Center, beginning at 6:30. Doors will open at 1:30 for those who dod not wish to attend the buffet, Reservations may be made by contacllng the Development Office at Rio Grande College. Arrangements can be made easily for a sroup of people who wish to attend as a theatre ' w•JI ,.,. f theatre," Barger oald, "We RIO GRANDE - Rio Grande psrty · ·c"""II" .... and tbe Obi0 ~.. ·~· A great deal haa been , hope thai our audience will lind -~o1 tbe love and fucinalioo Councll will present Tennessee written about Tenneisee ~·w Wllllam.s' "Cal on a Hot Tin Willlam'l ''Cat on • .llof, ·Tin that we could in rehearsing and PI••• ·-~·.· -:···.·· ·:-:--:-:-·--:-:-:-:.-:-:-:-. All Right, Hanoi, Peace Path or ... ? ' .,_ ' 'l'lle-'l11W.Ite Art8 ~, rl "hich l~e Ollie Williams' Tale ·of ·Love ·. min.-g to_Rio Campus Co ' ' ~taf~~·lli'll!lrl)IIIM,wlildul0111thml ; ~t recaplle this far ti-atn damqt U.t could~ ~lulel)- ·..··:':~ · .·•··»': ~···x•: v··.·. · · ·.·.· ·.·.·.·.· ·.·. ,•,·.·.·:x :::-- ...-:··.··.·:-.·.·. ..·.· :-:.·.·,•.·.· ·.·.·• ·:.... .__.v.·.-..<-;:.·.·.·-. -. ·. .'- ... , .• . ............. .. .. .... ....,.......· ....... ....· .•.•.""............. ... --.... DAVID POLING ,., . WORTH FAit MORE �) '• . ' Just Between Us - ·~ past o· ff·1cers , w. - ~-- ~tile Mvlaory lllbll- ol! IIJdderjf. I wu plunpd lnlo _.... ""P"dNd1 dirt. '11111 blpla 111lomoiiCIII)' every IIIOrlllDB 11 the do)' bteamel IIebi ~ IIIII arUAdll Ulumlnollan Ia no 1onpr 'llllnl, tile - ....... feoUnc. Open·House Held at . Eden MJsic --tilt IIIADrotlilEXTRAmlaulll bolon I bad to get to wort 1111 dlitilld to dliYe dmllllllloek a the river, The llllll'lllnC 11111 wu dow~~ a.- eoiGr 111111111111ed to aee tiMm nfleded _...,._1 l-ad......,.. bow ........ 11-wloekto tbe Nlldll!ta 11 r1r-. Aw. to aee a - P'•tna a red v~ down the llnll II lblll lime 11 dq. One ..,, lllpld JDUdl llelp lblrJ ...._ "W1'Mllln alnnJ torettowarlr. · SPEAKING OJi' FIRST AVE., haven, lbe Clrl Woodl made a lonl7 UO., of tbelr new home (the Kerr home) oiiiiOFinl A..,. lb. Woodll bu IIIII ~ loud> Ia ........ U.,. Tbon too, abe oddo a lot of penplralillllo the~. You caDl beat 1 comIWUon lib lbal IIA!member bow obt lnnlfi>rmod 513 Second Ave,? I un~ the llaroldllrolmaare IIWig Ill the SecGnd A..,, addma ...w. NOT ASOUL CAU.ED a mlatate I modelo my ollentinn and I - edaled lhll beoauoellley could have rubbed II Ia 11"011 tbol I I _ , the Nile llull ported for Mooeo II...., the Red Sea. a- GALIJI'OIJS - 1be members ollbe Galllpolll Chaplet- of the American Allloclatlon of Unhierslly Women were hoslllleo to the Point Pleuan! Qllpler at their October 5 meellog In the Eplacopal Church ooclal room. . Mrs. Allee Orr, president, conducte~ a brief bualneaa meeUnr. Mra. MOdred Wlckllns, membership cbalrman, rep<rted lhet tllere are olllcea Ia hla llale'11110Clallon, 11\'lllas, GaJit8ber wu fOI!IIder . ~ ~------- lncludlnc tile (>I'OllldencJ, and Ia and !lral dlnetor pi lh• vonuonat !!lllded.illlt lbllwulbt lint lime II hlpplllfld while lw11 on the lillie-. "' lll!med lo .. back up l'lnll A.... IQ)' .,...•• died. 'l'lllrel.n..lllldtl Ill. 7:•a.m. II oU places.1111bt rlndtlllll :rn» Mr. and Mrs. Jehu Jackson roOIISI!:JIVE OOUlEN WEDOING ANNIVERSARY Mr. ond Mn. Jellll Jaeban, Rl. I Patriot, Olllo wlllollla it lbelr lOIII wdcllltllllll...-y wllb an open boule allbtlr bome Ill J ........ Rd., &mclll, Oclober .. fnm I p.m. lo t p.m. Mr. IIIIIMn. Jarbln a'l the pannlll1twel"'cliildren. Mn. Beale Le-.. and lira. Ellie Boker, bolla of Wilmington; Mn. Ruel Wlllllmo andllro. Goldie Qulniby, both of Cenlenlry; Mr. BID Jarbln, Rl. I Norlbup; Mn. M~e 'l'bomiGn, Mr. ll!arlle Jarbln, Mn. Helon Dalley, oU Ill Rl. I Palrlol; lb. Mllthd MDI• of Wllerloo; Mr. F1o,.S Jarbln of llaylan; Mr. Jclbmy Jact.., Golllpolll, and Mn. Millie Ellrtun of~ CU.V. Mo. 1bere are 33 rrandc:l!ll«eellllll 17lflll - llfl1!dohlldrell. Relatives and lrleDda are iavlled lo all8ld the open ~ AWRT Area Conference To Be Held in Detroit Sc:boolboy F1re Patrol wbldl II li!DDbtnt IIOIDO 100 month'• aludenls Ia 1be d!f'a puliiJe 11111· Depu1J parochial acbooJa. 811118 With Chill Glllalber won tbe mimben. lnttrnaUGI!Ii F1ra Qlief'lllilrlt bs · Award lli II'JD, Ibt III'IIID Will Vlrglnla. He Is ltdhe Ia. all· TUESDAY cbai117 fii'OUIIIIIIII promoll0111. RIVEJISIDE Study Qub wt11 CllW Gl01!1her II I -.1 meet with Nra. Wymond entertaln!D• apeaker · on 1 llrlidburJ 1 p.m. YlrltiJ of I!UIIjecll. He bu ~.--. • ln!nltll1J Coming Events meel 11 GALLIPOUS---..OcL ............,.. na ..... . t,- "Opltl _ .. II Eden 7:SO p.m. Sptu• wUI bs Millie, 911 'l'lllrd A..,, Ap- li'ro.:ulor lllmllD Dw wbo proaluuttol7 oao bundrt!l wiiii!IJIIIII 1111 ''llrup." A 111m WDWM .... we11-wtaber1 came .._, hi- ltdulll Gilly wtU Ill lo vieW tile tucblnl lacllltlea, lfllml. Ebllrlllmntnt by Mn. IIIII 1o meet the 1111lre IMd1Jnc &nil ¥' *d«r · slltfl. GRACE lllllltd Molbodlal 'l'eldlln ore pilno dopart- audl ardel: Qrcle I wt1l men~ Mill Sbaan Wiatln and meelwltblln.Jadi:Rod~~Wa.l Mr. E. J - BaeGD; ...... p.m. Clrale • wtU meat wtlb deportment, Mr. E. James lln.Harald'"""*',Ordlard BacC11 and Mr. Jbn Will; HID, 1 p.m. flUIIIr depu1mon~ Mr. ,._., WIDNIIDAY E l l - IIIII Mr. Gino DuM; GRACE Ulllltd Mtlhndtal drum department (per- OIUrdl Clrdas: CIRio I wilb Cllllilll) ), Mr. BID Francis, and Mn. BeltD Brumfield, 7:1D clarinet - suopbone deport- p.m. Circle 2 with Mra. mont, Mr. Gene France. Raymond Pope, 7:SO p.m. D!roctor Is Mr. E. James Btc011 Cln!le a with .Mrs. Kanne II> andstadlorepreaenlstlvelsMr. rruter, 7:31p.m. Circlet wllb Dave Dunn. lb. G. H. Kerns, 7:10p.m. Mr. Hal AWns, repreaen- 11!RUS()AY lstlve of Kenney Millie Qlm- GALUPOLIS B6PW Rum· psnyofH111U.,ton, W. Va., was mogualniJnd'sprqe fnllll proienl 1o demonstrate the 9 a.m. 1o a p.m. Sale canllnuea Ia IIIt Himmond orran, and lllroofJb Friday 11111 Saturday. player plano. Refreshments were under the supervision of Mrs. Danlae PLEDGED TO SORofUTY MlldleD and Mra.llamlln KJnr. GALUPOLIS - Glnrer Mrs. E. C. llacan uslated In Annells Ellcassor, dau&hter of rreelinr til€ ~~UMII. Several Mr. and Mrs. Ruful EllceM«, flower arranremenls were tt Grape St., Ia pledged lo Dells received from friends. Gammo at Miami University. . . . . . . .u . . . . . .. . . . . . : . . . . . . _,, ia GALIJPOUS - Members ol pl1!1!!denHlect of AWRT and the east central area ol Communlly Affaln Dnctor of AmerlcaD Women Ia Radio and AVCO Broadcaotlng, ClnTelevlslon will gather at the clnnatt, Oblo, will ba the New Center M- Lodge on featured speaker at the West Grand Boulevard In Saturday evening banquet. Delroli on October 16 for a Eddie Albert, televlll111 parthree-day conference of sonaltty and •tar of ''Green seminars and work>hops Acres" will addre:ts the lniUp related to local activities In the m the Ierne of the meell!!8, broadcast lndus1ry. "Talk Up Your Town", as will lavtbi.J Mlaa Tom! Jackson of WCJID. Immediate paol national FM, cbalnnan, will be joiaed by president, Marlon Corwell, of NEIGHBORLINESS 18 STILL around too. F~r my music leal the east central area vice the Ford Motor Company Ia - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - 1 bod to leom to recoplze the 111und of the lnslrumeots of the president of AWRT, Mrs. Hazel Dearborn, Mlcblgen. • crdJellra.l coulm't find ...,ugh lbne to sit out otlbe 1ll!rary and Burnell, executive director of American Women In Radlo ' Jlllen 1111 pollIa a frantic call to Addle Wuerch a millie lover 1o the Dairy Councl1 of St. Jooeph and Television, Ia a national ~ ~. 8be ~ ciuillto !llj're~ll!d aDitll0'1ome:.\loUey; I!OWh Boood; lnll,!:'f'ln .......IIClftdf Ciilii bil iac!8IeoJ a record for cblldnn lhllldentlflea inllnlmenls Pllils meniberB ~ siaiL wcxnen professionally w~rldnr aftlleon:lleolr IIIJolonpdtotheJolm&othe of Wiaola, Indiana, Michigan, m the broadcast lnduJiry and Good~~~~ Lisa Groth brougbt Ill ~ (W '11>11 Oblo, W'...,.,.,. and Canada. related fields currenUy lllte'JlllatoDed oil IIIII 1 lba rest of:~ :'I!Jite of Mrs. Marianne Campbell, celebrallng their twenl!elh _,, ..:•• ......_. ~~ on ~ lba e · GaUlpolls and Clnclnnall, annlverury . .,. .... -w ~ !.......,. more,. port of the lelllhln anyolberl Y!llllry IL Try lo ldeDII!y the 1llllrumonltt pllylar on your faVIII'IIe allum. !1'1 DOl easy. Of C!OUI'IO If you've been Ia the band off JIIU bne an iaslde qe. " rllll. THAT PRETI'YELOJSE WARDmaklla Dice bo8leas at Bob once Evano Sausa&e Sllop. I I could steal ber balrdo. (And ber fllin too, f1r tho! maltA!r.) She Is a very talented pefiiOil. I ~l•st chlncel llle Dre1m Machine - list nmember lbe floWI!I'I lbo made lor the Clll!erence her Mother's VINTON Ruth Evans wu secretary and Lovins Bwtaber " f'YIJrri Goklllli Touch & Sew sewing m•chlne by Loque - Sba oJoo ...... W111der what busia• Ia loin& Ia lbo old llllo VoUey B1Dk elected prealdent of the Past lr018W'er.1besecretirylatoh Singer. At 1 special clean-'eni-out !"ice. We're Matrons of Vialon Chapter No. the news reporter. 1be rallr!nr · mek,~ng room for a new model, so ypu ll never find 8glldlqJ • the 11 Sooond llld Slate? Allo ...... 1lllo Ia llzlq lbe old lllnldure fnlm the mrecenUydlll'ln8ameeU.,at prealdentpveawelcomelothe a better lime to get this deluxe zig-zag (!lachine the bGme ot Mrs. EllJabelb new olf1con and ll!anlted the then during Sale-a· Thon I It hes the built-In features pool ollkle to ......,. and Evans inlurance! !loud with 12memberapmeol elubforthelrsupporldurl!lclw you've always wanted Push-Button Bobbin. La Vera Sayre called tho term. bul1t·ln buttonholer, morel meeu., to order. DovoUons 1be meeU., wu turned over ....-. by the hostess and pray• lo Vema Glouon, wbo wu Ia was by LaVer• Sayre. 1be roil cbartle of the prorram for lbtt call wu answered by members evenJns. Readlnp ....-. riv.., J11Y1n1 their 1971 duos. 1be by Vennle Cuto, Laura Brown, secretary's rep~rtwu nad by Lucy Hartsook, Lovins Bwllber, • Eleanor White and the Ruth EYIIIII and Mtltll BatlleJ. treuurer's report was pven by Vennle Culo diam'ae~ tbe lluel Harmon. 1n1Up with praylll'. ~VINTON - The Vinton 1be Worthy Malroll8pJJCiinted Elected to IIOI'Ye with Mrs. were bad and lblrJ tile paup Cl!opter Ill Eulem Star No. m CIIIIIII!U.. to plan and lake Evans ..... Eleanor White, played rameo. Mled ollicon recenl11 at the onion !Gr the donut 111e Oc- vlcei><esldenl; Huel Harmon, Refreshments wantiiii'Yed tiY the boollls, lbaonlc HaU durlnr lhelr tober 17. Oetober meeU.,. Glllcen elected ,.... Worthy Olopter operied In rltual!aUc Matron, LoulJe Rece, and form wilh Wortby Matron Worthy Patron eJect, Jerry Connie Smllb ond Worthy Barnes. 1be WIX'II!y Mllron Pllron Vlrgll Cross presltllnr. elect announced that ln1ba oocretary's repcrtwas read allllatlon would be November Corroll Tate, Coll!lllbUil, II by ()pol Plyne and lrealurer's It, at 7;:18 p.m. enjoytnc 1 -'<'a vaealilllll'lll! npart P"'" by Mary Olapter cloasd In ......... hll penrlls, Mr. and linStrurwbe'Ch. Carm;nm!,..tiona form. AU ralired lo the ooclal Cbatlta Tale IIIII wwenad. room !Gr a ooclal hour. ' ,. ' ' '~ ; ,.'' ·:' ~: ,• Officers For 19 71 ,·, •, Retired Teachers To Meet " ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. George N. Ilem!sy ot RDIIIe I, Gallipolll, are announcing the IIIIPlJemer!l and approaclllnr llllll'rllge of their daughter, Georgena, to WWlam Joy Hsrrlson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J..yul llllrrlson of Palrlol Star Roote, Gallipolll. Mlas LomJey Is a lB69 rraduate of Gall1a Academy Hlilb School IU!d Ia .......,111 attencllnr Rio Grande OIUege. Mr.llarrloonlsa!B69rr...,.te oi'Gallla Acadlmy Jll&l! Scboo! and llpmeol11 employed at the Kyrer tnet Power I'Jan~ as a C0<1J1 student fnm tbe University of Cincinnati. '\'he weddiar wt11 be an event of Nov, 25, at the Grace United Meii>OIIIst Cll!rch Ia Gallipolis. 1be pcious Cl!lttom of open church will be observed. Good Only1 : Special Prit:a In GallipoU. 01' Ms110n HEAVY DllfY PlASliC BAGS Sunday OnlyiJumbo 20:_!~1~...~~!; Wayside Garden Club Meets with Kirbys '10 ellng!nr to the craw rocb and ber artist'• perception of the variation of the colora ol the canyon added to the appreciation of the apecla1 beauty of each aspect of the canyon. 1be Joui'ney ended at Lake Mead and wu one of many marking the looth anniversary of John Weslsy Powell's u- ' ' pedlllon. Mrs. Clarke emphasized the bnportance lo OCOIOSY and lbe two new members, Mrs. stark beauty of the canyon u Charles Wlll!ee and Mrs. K!llh good reasons to condemn fur. Brown. Other comm!ltee Iller oxploltsUcl and ruia of lbe reports Included Janel area by bulldlnr dams and Welherholl's review from tbe creattnr man-made lakes. HomeEconlllllltonpbolpballl This program Ia a conas a cauoe of water pollution tinuation ot AAUW's topic f..and Marilyn Barron'• repcrt on the biennium "This Bethe 2511> anniversary of the tearuered Earth ; Can Man United Nations. She urged SUrvive?" Dellclous refresbNOVEMBER WEDDING PLANNED-Mr. and Mn. J .. members to wrlle their menta were served by Mrs. S. (Had) lluncan,231tMI. Vern111Ave.,Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., conrresamen to encourare the Aileen Rutz and her committee. United Stalll to ci>ntlnuo to The November 2meettnr will he ...ounce the enr11ement Md approachlnl marrlai!e of work throu&b the U. N. Ia ef- at the home of Rail> Tapp on their daughter, Barbara Ann, to Gerald Roger (Jerry) forts lo prevent a global war. Cedar Street oo "IJeveloplnl Downour of Lancaster. Miss DuncaD, a rracltate of Point PleosanllfiCb Scbool, Mrs. Saundra Koby, first rice your power quotient." - preoldent and 11rogram ~Y/.1-'>;W..%-'~.Y#Yaw///QQ##'H.. attended Trevecca Nazarene College Ia Nashville, Tenn., and 1s a rraduate of Galllpolls Business Coller•-Sheil presently chairman, Introduced Mrs. employed as secretary at the Ohto W'1r0 Spring Qlmpany, Oscar Clarke, wbo pressnted a .y;>;.-;;::•:•-:.-;-;;;-//h / / /h"/.~/7~~ Colwnbua. fascinating and colorlulaecount of a ten-day espeditlon site and Miss Mary Syler Is spendiag a Mr.Downour Ia a greduate of Uberty Union lfiCb School her husband look down the vacation with Mrs. Florence Ia Balllmore, Ohio and attended United Electronics School in Grand Canyon of the Colorado Ecker. They recenUy spent Uiulsvllle, Ky. and has served In the U. S. Anny, Is a veteran laal April. She llhowed both three days In Apollo, Pa., of Vietnam, and is pre901lt employed 11 lllll!arer ollbe Inslldea and movies of the lrlp. visiting a slitter, Mrs. F. J. dustrial Division of Manpo...,., Inc. In CGlwnbus. 1belr Joui'Dsy beran at Lees Tryby. 1be open church ceremony will lake place at the Ferry, wit.re they bad flown In Redeemer United Brethren Cburcb, 145 Obelz Raad, a smoU plane from Lea Veru. Colwnbua, Saturday, November 28, at 4;30 pm. Ministers Two large rubber ralla, with HoOey King, uncle of the rroom. and Dooald E. King, pastor space for fourteen people each, EXPERT RIFLEMAN of the bride's church, will officla!e. were bollrded. Each raft bad BAMBERG, GERMANY Receptiml will be held in the church social rooms. two bosbnen and • motor. ~ Zal Sabnons, 22, son of Mr · Miss Duncan lit a granddaughter of the Isle WUUam E. The trek Included rldlnl the and Mrs. Gaylord SebniiiS, Rt. and Dmns Bogp and a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. rapids, camping ·0111 on the 2, Palr!ot, fired expert with the Boggs of Gallipolis. IlDdy ohiii'OI of the Colorado, M-14 rtfle recently near - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - ta1dnr hikes up small tt!de Bamberg, Germany. Salmons, canyons, and eattnr lbe boat- a clerk In Company A, B2D man-chef'• gourmet c:ooklng - Engiaeer Battsliml, entered lbe done over the campfire. army Ia July 1969. He Is a 111111 Mrs. Clarke's stunning alldes graduate of Galllpolls !Ugh GALLIPOIJS - The October charge. Remember the age of ..Udflowara In bloom, Scbool. meeting of the Washlngton limit for this service is three School PTA will be held at 7 years old. p.m. Ia the caleteria. Refreshments will be served This will be "Meet the prior to the meeting. Teachers" niRht at which time we will also be vlslU., the children's classrooms. The child care service will be available again this month as it .•" c. *::J;·,.,......,..,111tr•"""i~iii1Wl ' •· ) atiLDRENS SHOES · or BIG BOYS SHOES ·: .:. No Lay.Awaysl Nothing Held Back • \ ' I • Bongled, spangled, and buttoned to the elements, Auburn comes on with jaunty spirits the weather can't dampen. Auburn ties into the trench motif too: Double breasted in eights, lapeled and epauletted . A weather·seosonod cape back, kicky contrast saddle stitching. And shoulder gunpotch that's up right. In Claeth" Cloth (50% polyester, 50% combed cotton) that ~3~w .rain fc11m ~--wnshine.o '·. .• . ~"'" n~ : M... Wit~ . .J:i,L ~~ t er o , ~ wpal, Au""r,n .IS ar~ . mto!.lalrt. in July and Janutory. London Fog" lets you la!IO~· at the weather. $70.00 tn••• '}. .,f, .,.... , •• • ' s • ' • '• • • ' ...· ·:·:·: ·' .•' '• NEW Officers Elected by Get . . ·. GALl.iFOLJS - Three r!rla lrOill ll'onton, 1lllo were btlh ICJ!Gol _rla_lll,wereelected G(lkm of the Freshml!n Clus olllolllt'MedtcalCenlarScbool ol'iilll'lln81.Tueoday. ' • The7 F_e Ron Jlrown, l'reliklelll; Lila 1bomu; vice- Holz~r president, and Janel Mlaard. ...... tary. OlberofficeraareJoyJCimb!e of Jackson, lrealurer; ilollnle Long of WlttlamttpOrl, parllamontulan;LeeConleyOf CGmmerdaJ Point, hanar .~ representative, and Vlelde adYiaorandLisa n-u.Bac:tnnr,lelllorflbi,Lee Oonlsy, JoyKimble,BIIInlelA>nl, \'kba.coiiiiiRaseBrown. ARRIVALS • ' ' .,'' ' ' Class of 1973 Cllelo of WaYOrly, .. elau at a llwn plcnlc last Wed- • JUIGrtan. neaday. Followlng the _ . , ·ciUI - ~ Ia Mrs. BenjamlnFrWUn,IV,ofPolni lloii;td'WoHeofPo!nt Pleuant, Pleuantmyo1i!ledtlleaudtance 'i'lit blatrltclot of Inlroduclory wllb mqlc lricka. · Nlll'lt!nl. 1be olber two .claues at Prelbmtn were ,...Is of Dr. Holzer have entertalned the . lllil Mra. Cbaiiea E. HolrA!r, Jr., lres1unen at plcnlca on lila park frlonl 1be julllono, """ are tile ''IIIC $1111'1". ,... il!e freah. men tile tradlticlnal ''IUD .bats" al a abnnbsr party 111 the r.dl qe 8teUP IIJIOIIbi3 doy last M~, IICtiOns =Attend ...: (IALLIPOLIS Faculty members at Holler 1hlk:il Ce!itar Scbool of NlJllial are attendlnr wlrklhopa Ia lbelr ipeelallllllhll week. Nrf, Joserol! S.root,lj, .In.lll'Uclor Ill matemiiJ Dlll'llnil. ·~ lbe· rDeetlnp of the Afilerlqan Con1reu of Ob' =. . •!f~rlci ~~::J1•&~ I~ f;':~.: 'Wdiile WMIII!Id-Canada ~;: were : • •• ·'' ' ~ OORDED KNIT JERSEY 60 per cent Dacron Polyester. 40 per cent Nylon. This jewel·necked Princess skimmer Is enhanced by the designer's touch: a pair of tiny arrow tabs with bright pearl buttons. Back zipper. Sizes 8 to 18. Short sleeves only . $11.00 . : ; ' l I ' MANY MORE STYlES 10 atOOSE FROll eDAVISSHUL£R CHAIISl e BANUIIERICMII emit$ tlfAicE "'at of OlliD's Fine Slall" \!J \' l' ' • HOLZER PIIESIIMAN NURSING CLASS- Front row, lefllo rflbl, Janel Miaard, Mrs_, HopeR. Wolfe, atudent" ~O.M _ ·~· s ~f,.A~NEL,Ett'E \- ·-~ '. I ' I Sizes: Little 4 to Big Child's 3 or Big Boys Size 3Y2 to 6 EverydiiV 2.44.YIIIII _· ' federacy. Here Jefferson Davis beard the news of Lee's surrender at Appomatlay-Away or Charge tox on Aprll 8. The loUowiag day, he fted again, to Union 422 Second Ave. Gallipolis. Ohio 3~6 ~econd Ave. capture in Georgia. L_.!!!.!!!!!~4~46~-1~6_!!1S~__jl _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ __. Yaur Olaicel , . 0. Enlillacll ·• Al'fl'AO'i•eoiullttciU OEALER · I.' . Laol Capital •ll!C!I tf ....-w.. . ·· ' ~ ' Danville, Va., served as the last capital of the Con- "'* '10 ' Washington PTA Monday 1>1ii,:<~.MP . II.9., u~ 1\!illn~, ln · .::en..~~,. l!la¥· a ....-.and LONDON FO~'s•· • . AUBURN: : STRICTLY KNOt TO BE DATED ·~ · < tember. The Senl..- Girl Scouts famlljBoben aow.n ~ a· ' was so well received in Sep- Kyger GAWPOLIS - 1be 0111o .-.t wrzlra!d Ill bit Retired Teacben annual 1un- Red&'.....' ...,.U ~: cbeoaand~ ......... will Mr. lind Mre. Blrllt ....,., be beld at noon, October II, IIIII a!nton Jlllllil llllbt lll!ill Oblo Union ot Ohlo Stale Qnqp dlled 111llr. aild)lrf, Unlver!lty , Columhua. Arfllur 1111*. )rr. lbiPt,_ Wiio II lleoervat10111 for $3 eaclJ, 11111 lU, pNailted 1 M GALLIPOLIS - AI lbe a,•ter and the November be ••cured by ciUU., lbt Gnnp fGr bla ._, )'tlii lllieU., of the Wayalde Garden lil!i!tling was cbanpd from Ma rruerlle Hlnemaa, of-""· , ~ Tueoday evening the Civic ~ber 3 to the fib due 1o president, Gollla Couol7 Mr1. u.Jen Jluudy 1¥Jd ctmmJttee was authorized to '.,Iteaon day. Olapter R.T.A. at 2IUIOI 111 Rosie ritited ltlri. Lclutit llllnd f~r plantets at the Myrtle Neal, oecretary, ai .._ JIGalh. . '· '- · • IIICb ocbool. Hostesses f« the Mro. IIJ'lw Kirby pve a 111111 or reeervaiiMa may bs 1be 111t1e ~ t11e1 -llnr were Mrs. Brluo do1110nalratton and made 1 ~ to 0 . C. Montcam*J, ..-d)" II lbt ·llliile' Oi l(!j. j Kirby and Mrs. H. A. Kirby. verl!cal arranrement Ia a 1111 Rlveraida Drive, CoJum. llwo ~~aPt. , · ::.· .:.~ Fourteen members anawered be1uUf!ll ,reon hotUe·. She llul, Oblo t3213. a-vttloni . Mr. and lib. lfGrtle JWilln Nil call with "What meeU., I empbali'ed lhet lbe can~ !!hould bs caJJid In !If mailed ' ,... Ia Ollllmbua ~ . . f4 · ll!joyed most last club year." bldllllldllo do with lbe ldlld•.-1 -""ore October 1; , vJilllw •t..Mn. ~ ~ Vlce-ioreslden! Mrs. Huber an IITIJ!iement made. ·· ,. Mr. Cbarlel MlU1, 1 , :"-" ...._..,.... !(~~ Pltllon opened the meeU., willt prominent elliun lrom· and Mrs: H«ttt ROI!l!ll dm!Uona ''God Who Toucllelb MrS. llhtirfe. Tate loci the MaryavWe, former ..,...._ Mr.andMn.Ttim~ariil ·'·' • ~lb With Beau.tlful." AU sroup Ill' .u,cu..ton on ibe andnow~to.theBoanhl .U...'.IIIII flit. and~;{~ ' lllimbera pr17td ~ lh• Club tare of 11ot1f1e planll. Mn. 0. Jt, ~ pit Sona .. . . IIGulb 1111\ family. · 1, .. ' tile ~ and Gladys: ~ an honorary C~;. wtd llrlnC a ,_..,. :Mr. end M!1. Plul ~.~.. · .........,., rep<l'ls w.e given. member, pmeoted membeil roots" .....,., which tiD be riolurned 1o bal!forntl after, j : ~~ eonalated of with Hoya plants. ettjoyable and worlhwblle for two weep, ~ w,n ~Ill.. .· ' -~tlil!t'lllac the ClY!e ·COlli• The booleases served refresh- aU to hear, ~• bli Plftllll, Mrl,illcl*··C, 1 . . · :~. lo ~ !fir lbe menlo and a 101;1a1 bour was "II Ia l!oped lhlt the GaWa Culo and otber ~ , WI . tli lhe l1llb ltd!orll. The enjoyed. The November Olunty llliaptet of R.'l':A. wlll• Mn. ~ . N~ :__inJ · ' · - 101 to N!i Mn. Ads meetinr will be at the home of be well represented at lhla 1tate. Mta. .Laudermiu. ·! ; 'I · mum rardoo at Mn. J - Conlcle. • meeting. . ailif14n. M. Culo _, · • . . A/J:'l¥1(. ~,v . ~.....;.;.~~r<""i\1 Miss Georgena Lemley $80 Vinton OES Elects . ;< JWenl"' SAVE ' Seen and Heard -'lllllf- Vinton Past Matrons Elect Ruth Evans ' i~~:\l" ~ ". announced .._, 1111 JII'GIIdle . .,!C'i;jiij~~~ Mibjlci!Gra-Nicbtwlllbl ·~ "Tbe Threa Euenllali loi' D_. lll HappiDsas 111 'ftt1a GelloraUon " -.,.-__ i-a;J~~ A -~ eiljoJabll Ml!llll ~3t it anllcfPa.llil '·'' HIGII FLY~ i!EAVTY the Hoyal' Air :F- !IW'"IJ :;. SWINOOJ'i, >E/!II1and (l,WIJ- wr.o1 . . j!r1Ji11 il)lhlt Yt!ll':-f AI lt!r u SUe ~·a Mlllli,Windon ~ ~; COIIIIIWidlng ~.... - cvn- under .,. aiiiU.med nanu and corned, II wu tdmply DOl hfd been iaYJted lo ......,. Jiroper ror an olflcer and a othera. lldy. . "!knew It CO!i!cln~ ~ ~ the!, Sue, a 21·year-old offlcer In way," obi! !!ald. · •·: .-------------:......,;;.._---,~· Gallipolis AAUW. Hosts Point Chapter lftllllic, Oetober It, at .n..s.n:ne.. AI IIIII by Uiiillllllo tile former bNhlnea, ll KIDS ARE GERA'fl I KNOW I aboUldn, refer 1o college atudenls u kids, but that's wbollhey ,..., 1o me. Anyway, you lbould- how IIIey arebelpial Terry Wolfe. Terry lwrl hlB ankle !UYinl bublblll. Ills fellow aludenls ~ ttee1nr lo II be rots to c1ua and thsy lake care of rellinl hll.booU there too. It's rathor tllflcull lo carry a book wben you are on cruldleo. Then too, Somdoy, my 11011 lrovtbl Jume 111o Bush Hall llucldles fnm llllo Unlvoralty. II wsa my pleulre 1o fl:J: their 111pp0r. Two dayo later I recel...t a !bank-you from one of the boyo. 1batls the IOCOJid lbank-you I have recel...t from coUere frlsndaofmyaon. (Youaee, mmn,lhey don1 forgelwballhsy are ' Nlch! ,.... ~ - .wocfalt•• Wblcb ~"""'"" •• d. EIQ ltlll)u.!Ji ~ tbe ~~~ Hall wtlh ~•14ent Ailn ' 'Unlled Melbodl1l F1ra lleboo!:and tbe Trl~" Wl!ikllne ~. ;~· oil Qlurch, ~ ""'hlfe lri ~~~~~~~ iJ; vll'iaua cCinn!l~ . . Mr. GsUoa1w "'IJIPOinlad wtlh · ~ Uni~IJ. !Je stven. . ·. . :' Cll!etcfbii~IMatdl -~.-al~lllall Nul 1!MJc .,.... I, liM. He hu held IIWI)III'Otlll the ~11111'1 lralniDtl 110- Wickline bs lbs .CII!b .v ' .I~ lo lli!rk 'l'llniii7IIICI'DinC '*-1 Deeded lo eilldl up 111 _,. tlllilp. M I pulled up lo I !!91' (I ~tlllll SINCE MY ENGLISH leacber Is golnllo read my column, I - t lo 117 now lbat I know history lsn' capltallzed (as I bad II lul.....t In Jusl ~ Us ), Wllesa 1117 ''AmerlcaD Hlslory.'' 1bll one got by me too. (Does It help any If you find your own mtstakes, teacher?) Will Honor ~. F1re adef of. ~ .Board <If Wool Vlrlil!UI . ve., , w111 liit IIi llnimiJ Statt Fin Scllool. · · lot tho (JiiJII!"IIs 'I Ii la-11110 !I lhe Cll'lllnll Jm. GALIJI'OUS ....; TiiiiEmblfm lnd PrO!~onar • ..,_.~ ' Ill lbe Cub IJ'II;I tti ,~ !Deet!nl By Pat Houck ..., .. 11111'11:, It - Emblem Club ·. tington Chief ·Speak tof B&PW · •' • • �) '• . ' Just Between Us - ·~ past o· ff·1cers , w. - ~-- ~tile Mvlaory lllbll- ol! IIJdderjf. I wu plunpd lnlo _.... ""P"dNd1 dirt. '11111 blpla 111lomoiiCIII)' every IIIOrlllDB 11 the do)' bteamel IIebi ~ IIIII arUAdll Ulumlnollan Ia no 1onpr 'llllnl, tile - ....... feoUnc. Open·House Held at . Eden MJsic --tilt IIIADrotlilEXTRAmlaulll bolon I bad to get to wort 1111 dlitilld to dliYe dmllllllloek a the river, The llllll'lllnC 11111 wu dow~~ a.- eoiGr 111111111111ed to aee tiMm nfleded _...,._1 l-ad......,.. bow ........ 11-wloekto tbe Nlldll!ta 11 r1r-. Aw. to aee a - P'•tna a red v~ down the llnll II lblll lime 11 dq. One ..,, lllpld JDUdl llelp lblrJ ...._ "W1'Mllln alnnJ torettowarlr. · SPEAKING OJi' FIRST AVE., haven, lbe Clrl Woodl made a lonl7 UO., of tbelr new home (the Kerr home) oiiiiOFinl A..,. lb. Woodll bu IIIII ~ loud> Ia ........ U.,. Tbon too, abe oddo a lot of penplralillllo the~. You caDl beat 1 comIWUon lib lbal IIA!member bow obt lnnlfi>rmod 513 Second Ave,? I un~ the llaroldllrolmaare IIWig Ill the SecGnd A..,, addma ...w. NOT ASOUL CAU.ED a mlatate I modelo my ollentinn and I - edaled lhll beoauoellley could have rubbed II Ia 11"011 tbol I I _ , the Nile llull ported for Mooeo II...., the Red Sea. a- GALIJI'OIJS - 1be members ollbe Galllpolll Chaplet- of the American Allloclatlon of Unhierslly Women were hoslllleo to the Point Pleuan! Qllpler at their October 5 meellog In the Eplacopal Church ooclal room. . Mrs. Allee Orr, president, conducte~ a brief bualneaa meeUnr. Mra. MOdred Wlckllns, membership cbalrman, rep<rted lhet tllere are olllcea Ia hla llale'11110Clallon, 11\'lllas, GaJit8ber wu fOI!IIder . ~ ~------- lncludlnc tile (>I'OllldencJ, and Ia and !lral dlnetor pi lh• vonuonat !!lllded.illlt lbllwulbt lint lime II hlpplllfld while lw11 on the lillie-. "' lll!med lo .. back up l'lnll A.... IQ)' .,...•• died. 'l'lllrel.n..lllldtl Ill. 7:•a.m. II oU places.1111bt rlndtlllll :rn» Mr. and Mrs. Jehu Jackson roOIISI!:JIVE OOUlEN WEDOING ANNIVERSARY Mr. ond Mn. Jellll Jaeban, Rl. I Patriot, Olllo wlllollla it lbelr lOIII wdcllltllllll...-y wllb an open boule allbtlr bome Ill J ........ Rd., &mclll, Oclober .. fnm I p.m. lo t p.m. Mr. IIIIIMn. Jarbln a'l the pannlll1twel"'cliildren. Mn. Beale Le-.. and lira. Ellie Boker, bolla of Wilmington; Mn. Ruel Wlllllmo andllro. Goldie Qulniby, both of Cenlenlry; Mr. BID Jarbln, Rl. I Norlbup; Mn. M~e 'l'bomiGn, Mr. ll!arlle Jarbln, Mn. Helon Dalley, oU Ill Rl. I Palrlol; lb. Mllthd MDI• of Wllerloo; Mr. F1o,.S Jarbln of llaylan; Mr. Jclbmy Jact.., Golllpolll, and Mn. Millie Ellrtun of~ CU.V. Mo. 1bere are 33 rrandc:l!ll«eellllll 17lflll - llfl1!dohlldrell. Relatives and lrleDda are iavlled lo all8ld the open ~ AWRT Area Conference To Be Held in Detroit Sc:boolboy F1re Patrol wbldl II li!DDbtnt IIOIDO 100 month'• aludenls Ia 1be d!f'a puliiJe 11111· Depu1J parochial acbooJa. 811118 With Chill Glllalber won tbe mimben. lnttrnaUGI!Ii F1ra Qlief'lllilrlt bs · Award lli II'JD, Ibt III'IIID Will Vlrglnla. He Is ltdhe Ia. all· TUESDAY cbai117 fii'OUIIIIIIII promoll0111. RIVEJISIDE Study Qub wt11 CllW Gl01!1her II I -.1 meet with Nra. Wymond entertaln!D• apeaker · on 1 llrlidburJ 1 p.m. YlrltiJ of I!UIIjecll. He bu ~.--. • ln!nltll1J Coming Events meel 11 GALLIPOUS---..OcL ............,.. na ..... . t,- "Opltl _ .. II Eden 7:SO p.m. Sptu• wUI bs Millie, 911 'l'lllrd A..,, Ap- li'ro.:ulor lllmllD Dw wbo proaluuttol7 oao bundrt!l wiiii!IJIIIII 1111 ''llrup." A 111m WDWM .... we11-wtaber1 came .._, hi- ltdulll Gilly wtU Ill lo vieW tile tucblnl lacllltlea, lfllml. Ebllrlllmntnt by Mn. IIIII 1o meet the 1111lre IMd1Jnc &nil ¥' *d«r · slltfl. GRACE lllllltd Molbodlal 'l'eldlln ore pilno dopart- audl ardel: Qrcle I wt1l men~ Mill Sbaan Wiatln and meelwltblln.Jadi:Rod~~Wa.l Mr. E. J - BaeGD; ...... p.m. Clrale • wtU meat wtlb deportment, Mr. E. James lln.Harald'"""*',Ordlard BacC11 and Mr. Jbn Will; HID, 1 p.m. flUIIIr depu1mon~ Mr. ,._., WIDNIIDAY E l l - IIIII Mr. Gino DuM; GRACE Ulllltd Mtlhndtal drum department (per- OIUrdl Clrdas: CIRio I wilb Cllllilll) ), Mr. BID Francis, and Mn. BeltD Brumfield, 7:1D clarinet - suopbone deport- p.m. Circle 2 with Mra. mont, Mr. Gene France. Raymond Pope, 7:SO p.m. D!roctor Is Mr. E. James Btc011 Cln!le a with .Mrs. Kanne II> andstadlorepreaenlstlvelsMr. rruter, 7:31p.m. Circlet wllb Dave Dunn. lb. G. H. Kerns, 7:10p.m. Mr. Hal AWns, repreaen- 11!RUS()AY lstlve of Kenney Millie Qlm- GALUPOLIS B6PW Rum· psnyofH111U.,ton, W. Va., was mogualniJnd'sprqe fnllll proienl 1o demonstrate the 9 a.m. 1o a p.m. Sale canllnuea Ia IIIt Himmond orran, and lllroofJb Friday 11111 Saturday. player plano. Refreshments were under the supervision of Mrs. Danlae PLEDGED TO SORofUTY MlldleD and Mra.llamlln KJnr. GALUPOLIS - Glnrer Mrs. E. C. llacan uslated In Annells Ellcassor, dau&hter of rreelinr til€ ~~UMII. Several Mr. and Mrs. Ruful EllceM«, flower arranremenls were tt Grape St., Ia pledged lo Dells received from friends. Gammo at Miami University. . . . . . . .u . . . . . .. . . . . . : . . . . . . _,, ia GALIJPOUS - Members ol pl1!1!!denHlect of AWRT and the east central area ol Communlly Affaln Dnctor of AmerlcaD Women Ia Radio and AVCO Broadcaotlng, ClnTelevlslon will gather at the clnnatt, Oblo, will ba the New Center M- Lodge on featured speaker at the West Grand Boulevard In Saturday evening banquet. Delroli on October 16 for a Eddie Albert, televlll111 parthree-day conference of sonaltty and •tar of ''Green seminars and work>hops Acres" will addre:ts the lniUp related to local activities In the m the Ierne of the meell!!8, broadcast lndus1ry. "Talk Up Your Town", as will lavtbi.J Mlaa Tom! Jackson of WCJID. Immediate paol national FM, cbalnnan, will be joiaed by president, Marlon Corwell, of NEIGHBORLINESS 18 STILL around too. F~r my music leal the east central area vice the Ford Motor Company Ia - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - 1 bod to leom to recoplze the 111und of the lnslrumeots of the president of AWRT, Mrs. Hazel Dearborn, Mlcblgen. • crdJellra.l coulm't find ...,ugh lbne to sit out otlbe 1ll!rary and Burnell, executive director of American Women In Radlo ' Jlllen 1111 pollIa a frantic call to Addle Wuerch a millie lover 1o the Dairy Councl1 of St. Jooeph and Television, Ia a national ~ ~. 8be ~ ciuillto !llj're~ll!d aDitll0'1ome:.\loUey; I!OWh Boood; lnll,!:'f'ln .......IIClftdf Ciilii bil iac!8IeoJ a record for cblldnn lhllldentlflea inllnlmenls Pllils meniberB ~ siaiL wcxnen professionally w~rldnr aftlleon:lleolr IIIJolonpdtotheJolm&othe of Wiaola, Indiana, Michigan, m the broadcast lnduJiry and Good~~~~ Lisa Groth brougbt Ill ~ (W '11>11 Oblo, W'...,.,.,. and Canada. related fields currenUy lllte'JlllatoDed oil IIIII 1 lba rest of:~ :'I!Jite of Mrs. Marianne Campbell, celebrallng their twenl!elh _,, ..:•• ......_. ~~ on ~ lba e · GaUlpolls and Clnclnnall, annlverury . .,. .... -w ~ !.......,. more,. port of the lelllhln anyolberl Y!llllry IL Try lo ldeDII!y the 1llllrumonltt pllylar on your faVIII'IIe allum. !1'1 DOl easy. Of C!OUI'IO If you've been Ia the band off JIIU bne an iaslde qe. " rllll. THAT PRETI'YELOJSE WARDmaklla Dice bo8leas at Bob once Evano Sausa&e Sllop. I I could steal ber balrdo. (And ber fllin too, f1r tho! maltA!r.) She Is a very talented pefiiOil. I ~l•st chlncel llle Dre1m Machine - list nmember lbe floWI!I'I lbo made lor the Clll!erence her Mother's VINTON Ruth Evans wu secretary and Lovins Bwtaber " f'YIJrri Goklllli Touch & Sew sewing m•chlne by Loque - Sba oJoo ...... W111der what busia• Ia loin& Ia lbo old llllo VoUey B1Dk elected prealdent of the Past lr018W'er.1besecretirylatoh Singer. At 1 special clean-'eni-out !"ice. We're Matrons of Vialon Chapter No. the news reporter. 1be rallr!nr · mek,~ng room for a new model, so ypu ll never find 8glldlqJ • the 11 Sooond llld Slate? Allo ...... 1lllo Ia llzlq lbe old lllnldure fnlm the mrecenUydlll'ln8ameeU.,at prealdentpveawelcomelothe a better lime to get this deluxe zig-zag (!lachine the bGme ot Mrs. EllJabelb new olf1con and ll!anlted the then during Sale-a· Thon I It hes the built-In features pool ollkle to ......,. and Evans inlurance! !loud with 12memberapmeol elubforthelrsupporldurl!lclw you've always wanted Push-Button Bobbin. La Vera Sayre called tho term. bul1t·ln buttonholer, morel meeu., to order. DovoUons 1be meeU., wu turned over ....-. by the hostess and pray• lo Vema Glouon, wbo wu Ia was by LaVer• Sayre. 1be roil cbartle of the prorram for lbtt call wu answered by members evenJns. Readlnp ....-. riv.., J11Y1n1 their 1971 duos. 1be by Vennle Cuto, Laura Brown, secretary's rep~rtwu nad by Lucy Hartsook, Lovins Bwllber, • Eleanor White and the Ruth EYIIIII and Mtltll BatlleJ. treuurer's report was pven by Vennle Culo diam'ae~ tbe lluel Harmon. 1n1Up with praylll'. ~VINTON - The Vinton 1be Worthy Malroll8pJJCiinted Elected to IIOI'Ye with Mrs. were bad and lblrJ tile paup Cl!opter Ill Eulem Star No. m CIIIIIII!U.. to plan and lake Evans ..... Eleanor White, played rameo. Mled ollicon recenl11 at the onion !Gr the donut 111e Oc- vlcei><esldenl; Huel Harmon, Refreshments wantiiii'Yed tiY the boollls, lbaonlc HaU durlnr lhelr tober 17. Oetober meeU.,. Glllcen elected ,.... Worthy Olopter operied In rltual!aUc Matron, LoulJe Rece, and form wilh Wortby Matron Worthy Patron eJect, Jerry Connie Smllb ond Worthy Barnes. 1be WIX'II!y Mllron Pllron Vlrgll Cross presltllnr. elect announced that ln1ba oocretary's repcrtwas read allllatlon would be November Corroll Tate, Coll!lllbUil, II by ()pol Plyne and lrealurer's It, at 7;:18 p.m. enjoytnc 1 -'<'a vaealilllll'lll! npart P"'" by Mary Olapter cloasd In ......... hll penrlls, Mr. and linStrurwbe'Ch. Carm;nm!,..tiona form. AU ralired lo the ooclal Cbatlta Tale IIIII wwenad. room !Gr a ooclal hour. ' ,. ' ' '~ ; ,.'' ·:' ~: ,• Officers For 19 71 ,·, •, Retired Teachers To Meet " ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. George N. Ilem!sy ot RDIIIe I, Gallipolll, are announcing the IIIIPlJemer!l and approaclllnr llllll'rllge of their daughter, Georgena, to WWlam Joy Hsrrlson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J..yul llllrrlson of Palrlol Star Roote, Gallipolll. Mlas LomJey Is a lB69 rraduate of Gall1a Academy Hlilb School IU!d Ia .......,111 attencllnr Rio Grande OIUege. Mr.llarrloonlsa!B69rr...,.te oi'Gallla Acadlmy Jll&l! Scboo! and llpmeol11 employed at the Kyrer tnet Power I'Jan~ as a C0<1J1 student fnm tbe University of Cincinnati. '\'he weddiar wt11 be an event of Nov, 25, at the Grace United Meii>OIIIst Cll!rch Ia Gallipolis. 1be pcious Cl!lttom of open church will be observed. Good Only1 : Special Prit:a In GallipoU. 01' Ms110n HEAVY DllfY PlASliC BAGS Sunday OnlyiJumbo 20:_!~1~...~~!; Wayside Garden Club Meets with Kirbys '10 ellng!nr to the craw rocb and ber artist'• perception of the variation of the colora ol the canyon added to the appreciation of the apecla1 beauty of each aspect of the canyon. 1be Joui'ney ended at Lake Mead and wu one of many marking the looth anniversary of John Weslsy Powell's u- ' ' pedlllon. Mrs. Clarke emphasized the bnportance lo OCOIOSY and lbe two new members, Mrs. stark beauty of the canyon u Charles Wlll!ee and Mrs. K!llh good reasons to condemn fur. Brown. Other comm!ltee Iller oxploltsUcl and ruia of lbe reports Included Janel area by bulldlnr dams and Welherholl's review from tbe creattnr man-made lakes. HomeEconlllllltonpbolpballl This program Ia a conas a cauoe of water pollution tinuation ot AAUW's topic f..and Marilyn Barron'• repcrt on the biennium "This Bethe 2511> anniversary of the tearuered Earth ; Can Man United Nations. She urged SUrvive?" Dellclous refresbNOVEMBER WEDDING PLANNED-Mr. and Mn. J .. members to wrlle their menta were served by Mrs. S. (Had) lluncan,231tMI. Vern111Ave.,Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., conrresamen to encourare the Aileen Rutz and her committee. United Stalll to ci>ntlnuo to The November 2meettnr will he ...ounce the enr11ement Md approachlnl marrlai!e of work throu&b the U. N. Ia ef- at the home of Rail> Tapp on their daughter, Barbara Ann, to Gerald Roger (Jerry) forts lo prevent a global war. Cedar Street oo "IJeveloplnl Downour of Lancaster. Miss DuncaD, a rracltate of Point PleosanllfiCb Scbool, Mrs. Saundra Koby, first rice your power quotient." - preoldent and 11rogram ~Y/.1-'>;W..%-'~.Y#Yaw///QQ##'H.. attended Trevecca Nazarene College Ia Nashville, Tenn., and 1s a rraduate of Galllpolls Business Coller•-Sheil presently chairman, Introduced Mrs. employed as secretary at the Ohto W'1r0 Spring Qlmpany, Oscar Clarke, wbo pressnted a .y;>;.-;;::•:•-:.-;-;;;-//h / / /h"/.~/7~~ Colwnbua. fascinating and colorlulaecount of a ten-day espeditlon site and Miss Mary Syler Is spendiag a Mr.Downour Ia a greduate of Uberty Union lfiCb School her husband look down the vacation with Mrs. Florence Ia Balllmore, Ohio and attended United Electronics School in Grand Canyon of the Colorado Ecker. They recenUy spent Uiulsvllle, Ky. and has served In the U. S. Anny, Is a veteran laal April. She llhowed both three days In Apollo, Pa., of Vietnam, and is pre901lt employed 11 lllll!arer ollbe Inslldea and movies of the lrlp. visiting a slitter, Mrs. F. J. dustrial Division of Manpo...,., Inc. In CGlwnbus. 1belr Joui'Dsy beran at Lees Tryby. 1be open church ceremony will lake place at the Ferry, wit.re they bad flown In Redeemer United Brethren Cburcb, 145 Obelz Raad, a smoU plane from Lea Veru. Colwnbua, Saturday, November 28, at 4;30 pm. Ministers Two large rubber ralla, with HoOey King, uncle of the rroom. and Dooald E. King, pastor space for fourteen people each, EXPERT RIFLEMAN of the bride's church, will officla!e. were bollrded. Each raft bad BAMBERG, GERMANY Receptiml will be held in the church social rooms. two bosbnen and • motor. ~ Zal Sabnons, 22, son of Mr · Miss Duncan lit a granddaughter of the Isle WUUam E. The trek Included rldlnl the and Mrs. Gaylord SebniiiS, Rt. and Dmns Bogp and a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. rapids, camping ·0111 on the 2, Palr!ot, fired expert with the Boggs of Gallipolis. IlDdy ohiii'OI of the Colorado, M-14 rtfle recently near - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - ta1dnr hikes up small tt!de Bamberg, Germany. Salmons, canyons, and eattnr lbe boat- a clerk In Company A, B2D man-chef'• gourmet c:ooklng - Engiaeer Battsliml, entered lbe done over the campfire. army Ia July 1969. He Is a 111111 Mrs. Clarke's stunning alldes graduate of Galllpolls !Ugh GALLIPOIJS - The October charge. Remember the age of ..Udflowara In bloom, Scbool. meeting of the Washlngton limit for this service is three School PTA will be held at 7 years old. p.m. Ia the caleteria. Refreshments will be served This will be "Meet the prior to the meeting. Teachers" niRht at which time we will also be vlslU., the children's classrooms. The child care service will be available again this month as it .•" c. *::J;·,.,......,..,111tr•"""i~iii1Wl ' •· ) atiLDRENS SHOES · or BIG BOYS SHOES ·: .:. No Lay.Awaysl Nothing Held Back • \ ' I • Bongled, spangled, and buttoned to the elements, Auburn comes on with jaunty spirits the weather can't dampen. Auburn ties into the trench motif too: Double breasted in eights, lapeled and epauletted . A weather·seosonod cape back, kicky contrast saddle stitching. And shoulder gunpotch that's up right. In Claeth" Cloth (50% polyester, 50% combed cotton) that ~3~w .rain fc11m ~--wnshine.o '·. .• . ~"'" n~ : M... Wit~ . .J:i,L ~~ t er o , ~ wpal, Au""r,n .IS ar~ . mto!.lalrt. in July and Janutory. London Fog" lets you la!IO~· at the weather. $70.00 tn••• '}. .,f, .,.... , •• • ' s • ' • '• • • ' ...· ·:·:·: ·' .•' '• NEW Officers Elected by Get . . ·. GALl.iFOLJS - Three r!rla lrOill ll'onton, 1lllo were btlh ICJ!Gol _rla_lll,wereelected G(lkm of the Freshml!n Clus olllolllt'MedtcalCenlarScbool ol'iilll'lln81.Tueoday. ' • The7 F_e Ron Jlrown, l'reliklelll; Lila 1bomu; vice- Holz~r president, and Janel Mlaard. ...... tary. OlberofficeraareJoyJCimb!e of Jackson, lrealurer; ilollnle Long of WlttlamttpOrl, parllamontulan;LeeConleyOf CGmmerdaJ Point, hanar .~ representative, and Vlelde adYiaorandLisa n-u.Bac:tnnr,lelllorflbi,Lee Oonlsy, JoyKimble,BIIInlelA>nl, \'kba.coiiiiiRaseBrown. ARRIVALS • ' ' .,'' ' ' Class of 1973 Cllelo of WaYOrly, .. elau at a llwn plcnlc last Wed- • JUIGrtan. neaday. Followlng the _ . , ·ciUI - ~ Ia Mrs. BenjamlnFrWUn,IV,ofPolni lloii;td'WoHeofPo!nt Pleuant, Pleuantmyo1i!ledtlleaudtance 'i'lit blatrltclot of Inlroduclory wllb mqlc lricka. · Nlll'lt!nl. 1be olber two .claues at Prelbmtn were ,...Is of Dr. Holzer have entertalned the . lllil Mra. Cbaiiea E. HolrA!r, Jr., lres1unen at plcnlca on lila park frlonl 1be julllono, """ are tile ''IIIC $1111'1". ,... il!e freah. men tile tradlticlnal ''IUD .bats" al a abnnbsr party 111 the r.dl qe 8teUP IIJIOIIbi3 doy last M~, IICtiOns =Attend ...: (IALLIPOLIS Faculty members at Holler 1hlk:il Ce!itar Scbool of NlJllial are attendlnr wlrklhopa Ia lbelr ipeelallllllhll week. Nrf, Joserol! S.root,lj, .In.lll'Uclor Ill matemiiJ Dlll'llnil. ·~ lbe· rDeetlnp of the Afilerlqan Con1reu of Ob' =. . •!f~rlci ~~::J1•&~ I~ f;':~.: 'Wdiile WMIII!Id-Canada ~;: were : • •• ·'' ' ~ OORDED KNIT JERSEY 60 per cent Dacron Polyester. 40 per cent Nylon. This jewel·necked Princess skimmer Is enhanced by the designer's touch: a pair of tiny arrow tabs with bright pearl buttons. Back zipper. Sizes 8 to 18. Short sleeves only . $11.00 . : ; ' l I ' MANY MORE STYlES 10 atOOSE FROll eDAVISSHUL£R CHAIISl e BANUIIERICMII emit$ tlfAicE "'at of OlliD's Fine Slall" \!J \' l' ' • HOLZER PIIESIIMAN NURSING CLASS- Front row, lefllo rflbl, Janel Miaard, Mrs_, HopeR. Wolfe, atudent" ~O.M _ ·~· s ~f,.A~NEL,Ett'E \- ·-~ '. I ' I Sizes: Little 4 to Big Child's 3 or Big Boys Size 3Y2 to 6 EverydiiV 2.44.YIIIII _· ' federacy. Here Jefferson Davis beard the news of Lee's surrender at Appomatlay-Away or Charge tox on Aprll 8. The loUowiag day, he fted again, to Union 422 Second Ave. Gallipolis. Ohio 3~6 ~econd Ave. capture in Georgia. L_.!!!.!!!!!~4~46~-1~6_!!1S~__jl _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ __. Yaur Olaicel , . 0. Enlillacll ·• Al'fl'AO'i•eoiullttciU OEALER · I.' . Laol Capital •ll!C!I tf ....-w.. . ·· ' ~ ' Danville, Va., served as the last capital of the Con- "'* '10 ' Washington PTA Monday 1>1ii,:<~.MP . II.9., u~ 1\!illn~, ln · .::en..~~,. l!la¥· a ....-.and LONDON FO~'s•· • . AUBURN: : STRICTLY KNOt TO BE DATED ·~ · < tember. The Senl..- Girl Scouts famlljBoben aow.n ~ a· ' was so well received in Sep- Kyger GAWPOLIS - 1be 0111o .-.t wrzlra!d Ill bit Retired Teacben annual 1un- Red&'.....' ...,.U ~: cbeoaand~ ......... will Mr. lind Mre. Blrllt ....,., be beld at noon, October II, IIIII a!nton Jlllllil llllbt lll!ill Oblo Union ot Ohlo Stale Qnqp dlled 111llr. aild)lrf, Unlver!lty , Columhua. Arfllur 1111*. )rr. lbiPt,_ Wiio II lleoervat10111 for $3 eaclJ, 11111 lU, pNailted 1 M GALLIPOLIS - AI lbe a,•ter and the November be ••cured by ciUU., lbt Gnnp fGr bla ._, )'tlii lllieU., of the Wayalde Garden lil!i!tling was cbanpd from Ma rruerlle Hlnemaa, of-""· , ~ Tueoday evening the Civic ~ber 3 to the fib due 1o president, Gollla Couol7 Mr1. u.Jen Jluudy 1¥Jd ctmmJttee was authorized to '.,Iteaon day. Olapter R.T.A. at 2IUIOI 111 Rosie ritited ltlri. Lclutit llllnd f~r plantets at the Myrtle Neal, oecretary, ai .._ JIGalh. . '· '- · • IIICb ocbool. Hostesses f« the Mro. IIJ'lw Kirby pve a 111111 or reeervaiiMa may bs 1be 111t1e ~ t11e1 -llnr were Mrs. Brluo do1110nalratton and made 1 ~ to 0 . C. Montcam*J, ..-d)" II lbt ·llliile' Oi l(!j. j Kirby and Mrs. H. A. Kirby. verl!cal arranrement Ia a 1111 Rlveraida Drive, CoJum. llwo ~~aPt. , · ::.· .:.~ Fourteen members anawered be1uUf!ll ,reon hotUe·. She llul, Oblo t3213. a-vttloni . Mr. and lib. lfGrtle JWilln Nil call with "What meeU., I empbali'ed lhet lbe can~ !!hould bs caJJid In !If mailed ' ,... Ia Ollllmbua ~ . . f4 · ll!joyed most last club year." bldllllldllo do with lbe ldlld•.-1 -""ore October 1; , vJilllw •t..Mn. ~ ~ Vlce-ioreslden! Mrs. Huber an IITIJ!iement made. ·· ,. Mr. Cbarlel MlU1, 1 , :"-" ...._..,.... !(~~ Pltllon opened the meeU., willt prominent elliun lrom· and Mrs: H«ttt ROI!l!ll dm!Uona ''God Who Toucllelb MrS. llhtirfe. Tate loci the MaryavWe, former ..,...._ Mr.andMn.Ttim~ariil ·'·' • ~lb With Beau.tlful." AU sroup Ill' .u,cu..ton on ibe andnow~to.theBoanhl .U...'.IIIII flit. and~;{~ ' lllimbera pr17td ~ lh• Club tare of 11ot1f1e planll. Mn. 0. Jt, ~ pit Sona .. . . IIGulb 1111\ family. · 1, .. ' tile ~ and Gladys: ~ an honorary C~;. wtd llrlnC a ,_..,. :Mr. end M!1. Plul ~.~.. · .........,., rep<l'ls w.e given. member, pmeoted membeil roots" .....,., which tiD be riolurned 1o bal!forntl after, j : ~~ eonalated of with Hoya plants. ettjoyable and worlhwblle for two weep, ~ w,n ~Ill.. .· ' -~tlil!t'lllac the ClY!e ·COlli• The booleases served refresh- aU to hear, ~• bli Plftllll, Mrl,illcl*··C, 1 . . · :~. lo ~ !fir lbe menlo and a 101;1a1 bour was "II Ia l!oped lhlt the GaWa Culo and otber ~ , WI . tli lhe l1llb ltd!orll. The enjoyed. The November Olunty llliaptet of R.'l':A. wlll• Mn. ~ . N~ :__inJ · ' · - 101 to N!i Mn. Ads meetinr will be at the home of be well represented at lhla 1tate. Mta. .Laudermiu. ·! ; 'I · mum rardoo at Mn. J - Conlcle. • meeting. . ailif14n. M. Culo _, · • . . A/J:'l¥1(. ~,v . ~.....;.;.~~r<""i\1 Miss Georgena Lemley $80 Vinton OES Elects . ;< JWenl"' SAVE ' Seen and Heard -'lllllf- Vinton Past Matrons Elect Ruth Evans ' i~~:\l" ~ ". announced .._, 1111 JII'GIIdle . .,!C'i;jiij~~~ Mibjlci!Gra-Nicbtwlllbl ·~ "Tbe Threa Euenllali loi' D_. lll HappiDsas 111 'ftt1a GelloraUon " -.,.-__ i-a;J~~ A -~ eiljoJabll Ml!llll ~3t it anllcfPa.llil '·'' HIGII FLY~ i!EAVTY the Hoyal' Air :F- !IW'"IJ :;. SWINOOJ'i, >E/!II1and (l,WIJ- wr.o1 . . j!r1Ji11 il)lhlt Yt!ll':-f AI lt!r u SUe ~·a Mlllli,Windon ~ ~; COIIIIIWidlng ~.... - cvn- under .,. aiiiU.med nanu and corned, II wu tdmply DOl hfd been iaYJted lo ......,. Jiroper ror an olflcer and a othera. lldy. . "!knew It CO!i!cln~ ~ ~ the!, Sue, a 21·year-old offlcer In way," obi! !!ald. · •·: .-------------:......,;;.._---,~· Gallipolis AAUW. Hosts Point Chapter lftllllic, Oetober It, at .n..s.n:ne.. AI IIIII by Uiiillllllo tile former bNhlnea, ll KIDS ARE GERA'fl I KNOW I aboUldn, refer 1o college atudenls u kids, but that's wbollhey ,..., 1o me. Anyway, you lbould- how IIIey arebelpial Terry Wolfe. Terry lwrl hlB ankle !UYinl bublblll. Ills fellow aludenls ~ ttee1nr lo II be rots to c1ua and thsy lake care of rellinl hll.booU there too. It's rathor tllflcull lo carry a book wben you are on cruldleo. Then too, Somdoy, my 11011 lrovtbl Jume 111o Bush Hall llucldles fnm llllo Unlvoralty. II wsa my pleulre 1o fl:J: their 111pp0r. Two dayo later I recel...t a !bank-you from one of the boyo. 1batls the IOCOJid lbank-you I have recel...t from coUere frlsndaofmyaon. (Youaee, mmn,lhey don1 forgelwballhsy are ' Nlch! ,.... ~ - .wocfalt•• Wblcb ~"""'"" •• d. EIQ ltlll)u.!Ji ~ tbe ~~~ Hall wtlh ~•14ent Ailn ' 'Unlled Melbodl1l F1ra lleboo!:and tbe Trl~" Wl!ikllne ~. ;~· oil Qlurch, ~ ""'hlfe lri ~~~~~~~ iJ; vll'iaua cCinn!l~ . . Mr. GsUoa1w "'IJIPOinlad wtlh · ~ Uni~IJ. !Je stven. . ·. . :' Cll!etcfbii~IMatdl -~.-al~lllall Nul 1!MJc .,.... I, liM. He hu held IIWI)III'Otlll the ~11111'1 lralniDtl 110- Wickline bs lbs .CII!b .v ' .I~ lo lli!rk 'l'llniii7IIICI'DinC '*-1 Deeded lo eilldl up 111 _,. tlllilp. M I pulled up lo I !!91' (I ~tlllll SINCE MY ENGLISH leacber Is golnllo read my column, I - t lo 117 now lbat I know history lsn' capltallzed (as I bad II lul.....t In Jusl ~ Us ), Wllesa 1117 ''AmerlcaD Hlslory.'' 1bll one got by me too. (Does It help any If you find your own mtstakes, teacher?) Will Honor ~. F1re adef of. ~ .Board <If Wool Vlrlil!UI . ve., , w111 liit IIi llnimiJ Statt Fin Scllool. · · lot tho (JiiJII!"IIs 'I Ii la-11110 !I lhe Cll'lllnll Jm. GALIJI'OUS ....; TiiiiEmblfm lnd PrO!~onar • ..,_.~ ' Ill lbe Cub IJ'II;I tti ,~ !Deet!nl By Pat Houck ..., .. 11111'11:, It - Emblem Club ·. tington Chief ·Speak tof B&PW · •' • • �1- Tilt Sladay,---Sentinel, Sunday,Oclober II, triO Gilligan Wins Unprecedented OEA ,Endorsement .' .Ill' IU.Y Olllllll'IINIIE for·-· lt,OOO member Oblo Educalir.ll Demo.,. a lie subernatoltal 111'11 Umli In lht l2l:ftar biiiGry 1D put aBo'i IChoole on I llrm COLtllllltlS (UPIJ - Tho AasoclaUGII Saturday endonled IIOIIllnee Jolm J. G1111pn, the of lbe OEA tllilllbu endOraed llnlndll fiHIIInl and ptlht ... a caRdldata Illata rlf lbe loeal prqMl'j)' to ' OEA l'rfllldont J. Alan Auf· merry.go.cwnd." derbelde llld lbe orpnlt.allan n.e~ 111'1t1 ••II( of our lt,OOO Dl8ll>- "II 11111011 enjoyable W t11• ben1 to ,l rilrt and IIUppOI'\ lWI donie a candidate who 11M lbe ctndtclacj" Ileal,.. he hu lea~rllhlp qualltlea aod "rlfonoh clearcuf' aolullcll ID couraae of Mr. GiUI&an," lbe alale'l educaUooal prot>. Aufderheide aald. lema; '1 that be wm make a Tbe OEA llld II baaed lla line go'"rnor - not only fmn endonement 1111 two points: the atand point of the public -"Mr. Glillgan II tbe anly 11Cbao1a of Ohio, bolt ala> 88 a candidate for IO'"mor who leader In lbe light to dmlop clearly and fCI1brl&hllY hu Ohio Into tbe No. I stata In tbe called for major to reform In Ohl~~cmdly, Mr. Gllli8an 1a OONAI1> WOLFE, SECRETARY d. the Meigs Local School Dlatrlct Athletic Board, tlblbltl just one d. the scrapbooks he bas complled on the Bix sporla programs d. tbe school. Wolfe Is now working on the fourth year 's scrapbook since the district was formed. The scrapboolal,cmtaln aU acco1Uits and photosraph.s of sporting events, together with avallsble statiatics. Recognition nation In aD catagorlea," t. said, ''OIIIo le.ll!ltllllftalilll In ont ~ehGOI ~lstrlcll educatlonillllatistlc !bat ilioald bwrupUnd clolad spelkin& at 1. delegate• meetin& olhere, OEA convention callad upon Ohio taadlerl to pnerale a million volel for candldataa who IJUIII)GI'l a good education. Mrs.-Hel111 Bain, Nashville, Tenn., said II Ohio taachen cwld infl,IIIICO It least 10 votes apiece, · the pnbllc !"'hoole of your atate wm be adequately funded. ~-~--~. . . . . . . . . . . .~~...- " ' Proftnlonll luthr'tu Tr1lnlng can be obtllntd progr•m. Gena May Mathews to Wed I I I BANK Tile Bener Jobst Wt-lte "' call A46-A367 ror ca1alog of course& and next starling date. GAWPOUS BUSINESS aw.EGE u L"Culf StrHI .ANTIQUITY - Mr. IIIII Mrs. Olarlie Mathews of An· Uqulty are announcing tbe engagement and approaching marrta&a of tbelr dallflbler, Gena May, to Randall Scott Lilly, 1011 of Mr. and Mnl. Raymond Lllly, Ironton. Mill Matbewa, a llll&raduata of Southern Locallli&h School, ill employed as a secretary at Johnaon - Kiewit - Massman Construction Company In Latari Falls. Mr. Lilly, a IIIII araduate of lronloo HJeb School, Ia presently employed by tbe C It 0 Railroad In RuaaeD, Ky ., and Ill alao .ln the Oblo National Guard. Vows of the double r1n1 ceremony wm be reed by tbe Rev. Dale McClurg at the Letart Falls UnltadMetbodist !liurdi, Oct. l7al2:30p.m. An open church wedding will be observed. Golllpolls RIO GRANDE - Dr, Uoyd G. 11J lin. Frucla Morrta Sunday was Promotion Day at Flrwt Baptist Church School. Robert Wood's birtbday was celebrated at lWI h«ne by lWI alltanl, Mnl. Dorothy Norris IIIII Mnl. Audrey Brownell and noi8bbon, Mnl. Ruth Wolle and 1111'1. vasu Grimm. Ice cream ·IIIII cake were aerved. Rev. IIIII Mnl. Paul Sellers eatertalned with a family dinner Sunday honoring their daughter, Mrs. Margaret Eyoon, on her birthday. 1111'1 . C. R. Mitchell and dallflhter-tn-law, Mrs. Brent Mitchell and dallflbter, Mary D. and Mnl. Frances Gray of Atianla, Ga., who are opending 1 week with relatives in Parkersburg, spent Thuraday with Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradlvrd and Mrs. Esther ,. Piper . Mrs. Lillian Jividen returned home from a visit in Athena with her son, Dr. and Mrs. lllarlea Jividen. Mnl. Ann Cot spent several days In Colwnbus with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Wald Foster, Cheryl and John Dean of COiwnbus were weekend gueats of Mr. and Mrs. Albert HID and Mr. and Mrs. lllarlea Foster. Recentgueats of Mr. and Mrs. Fern Norris were their soo.Jniaw and dallflbler. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hall (Shirley) and children d. St. Paul, Minn. They bad villted In Colwnbus with Mr. and Mnl. Nick Yoal and Roni and Mr. and Mra. Norml!ll Norris. Mrs. Charles Spaun and children spent a week In K. carr, professor of biology al Rio Grande COllege, has been selected to appear in the 1971 ediUon of "Conununily Leaders of America," which recognized Individuals who have con, lrlbuted Ill a better America by building better communities through service. carr joined the faculty al Rio Grande COllege In 1963, and held the post of chairman of the Division of Natural Sciences. He sWdied at the Sorbonne at tbe doctoral level, and did research work at tbe Pastaur Institute In Paris . At the Pasteur Institute, he was associated with Dr. Gabriel Berb'and, tbe last livlnl! sllldent of Louis Pasteur. He defended hls tbosis at the Sorbonne and received a doctorate with high .. . '. J .. honors. ,,', t ' 1 Is a member of numerous professions! groups, including the American Chemical ·,· ' ..' lEACH II PARTICIPANT I I I I I I I I I 'I I - Association, the American Aasociatlon for the Ad· vancement of Science and lbe New York Academy of Sciences. He was elected a member of the lnternstionsl PlalfiX'ID Aasocialloo In 1969, and was selected a Fellow of The American lnaUiute of Chemists. , Mrs. Dennis Dean Schilling Major Purpme! Achance to show the public the 11eautJ of a handmade quilt Mail Blank k1 CASH PRIZE FOR 3 BESf. . Chamber of CGmmerce Office • 34 Slate SL • GallipaliL NAML_ ________ _ ~~-----------~-PHONE _ _ _ __ _,_ __ Mrs. Turner was In a Ught pink dress of silk shantung and wore wto«olored accessories. Her corsage was of white rosebuds. Immediately following the ceremony a recepUon was held a junior at Ohio University majoring in biology. Out-<>f-lown gu..ts at the wedding and reception were Mrs. Fay Turner, Huntington, W. Va.; Roy White, Mansfield; mother. at the home of the bride's Mrs. Glenroy Ewing, Mrs . The bride's attendants were parents. The bride's table Gladys Karr , Mr. and Mrs. Miss Jane Ann Karr, a sister, featured a four-tiered cake Stanton Jones, Mr. and Mrs. maid of honor ; Mrs. Ron trimmed with pink rosebuds. Gary Wolf, Mr. Richard Spencer, WrlghtsviUe , Ind.; Roses and baby's breath Kobl entz, Columbus ; Mr . Miss Edna McCoy, Miss Jen- SWTounded the cake which was Jeffrey Herst, Akron ; Mr. Jeff Webster, Lockport, N.Y.; Miss Cbeatar, and Mr'· Oanked by candelabra and pink Ellz.abelll · Gary nlfer Dean, Kock , Rock Rl ver; Wolfe, Columbus, sweetheart rose arrangements. bridesmaids. The Rower girl Asslsllng at tbe reception Miss Jacqui Archer , Pilla was Mill Lori Turner, sister of were Mrs. Denver Rice, Mrs. hurgh, Pa.; Miss Donna Rock· th brldagroom Wyatt Chadwell, Miss Jackie castle, Rochester, N. Y.; Mr. ;,.. tie•ta• sowns all Mora, Miss Ann Holter, Mrs. and Mrs. John Lodwick, West a "" . . thO',. •brlde•s· • , .""~ · ..Jeff. · lilt'. and Mrs. Steve ... lasbloa"" .,.,rry · · .>l'~;t!':'""~a l<>"'-', , ...-=~'" mother 'tri~~ ~'WID' ....:Milil . . . .,...ware; mr. ~~ bodices' with deep rose _.tin registered !!If gdesla. · " Mrs. Robert Easbnan, Brent Uirla. They ~~~~ed Willi For a lrlp tbrOIIgh New York and Kevin, Gallipolls; Mr. and short puffed sleevea, a gstbered and Pennsylvama, tbe bride Mrs. George Young, Athens; Uirl flowing Into a pleat at tbe cbaoged Into a pink .,.epe suit Mr. and Mrs. Howard EWlllg, mlddi back which was marked with which she wore navy ac- Decatur, Ga.; Mr. Steve Frost, with : bow. Tbeir headpieces cessories and a sweetheart Belpre, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron ,..re Dlor bows and Delling. rosebud corsage. Spencer, Bruceville, Ind. The maid of honor carried a The Almaaac steam-driven ferry started a colonW bouquet of pale pink ByUattedPressllaternatlonai run between New York City and dark pink .,...tbeart roaea Today is Sunday, Oct. II, the and Hoboken. and the other attendlllls' 214th day of 1970. In 1868 Thomas Edison filed Dowers were all of one color. The moon Ia between its first papers for hls first invenUon, They each wore bracelela, gills quarter and lull phase. tbe eleclrical vote recorder. of the bride. The morning stars are BOlt man for tbe bridelfoom Mercury, Mars and Saturn. In 1945 Chinese leader Chiang was Mr. Thomas Buckley, The evening star3 are Venus Kal-Sbek and Conununist chiefAthens, Route 2, and tbe uahen and Jupiler. lain Mao Tse-Tung pledged , were Mr. James Buctley, Thoae born on this date are mutual desires lor peace and Atbens; Mr. RGII CIT, Jloeda. under the sign d. Ubra. unity. The Communists took ville; Mr. Ray Karr, Mr. TOOl On this day In history: over Chins four years later Karr, Pomeroy. Master Bryce In 1811 the world's first under Mao mullkoiored daisies. Mlsa Michele Clnl!rorthy, New Haven, served II· flower fl\i'l. Sbe - • a Door langlb sown of yellow dotted nrlsa with an empire waist and a SohiJIIa&. boullanl llllirt. It alao had a 1be bride lithe da!lghtae of detaehable •lralll. Paul Hill, Jr. Mr. IIIII Mra. HeDry Clat. was the rln& btw'er. wortby, Middleport, and lllo . ' ·. bridegrOom II tbe 1011 of Mr. ServiN u bast man for tbe and Mra. •Jacob SChUUng, brlolepOom ~ Mr. Larry carron, 'lbe .-.addlntl :wu 111 Monflcmery, Lanpville. Tbe. -~"' Augufi 30112:10 p.m. uaben ..... Mr. ~ SChll•' al tbe Rullan4 Unltad Metllodlst line. Carroll, Mr. Sam Clat. , Chure~ . The Rev • . Richard worthy, New Haven, w. Va. , Pumplny officiated at the F« her dallflblar's weddlnc, ' double rir,g eenm<JIIjl. Mra. Clatworlby wore a pink ....... provided knit A-line with whlta ••· NupUal .._. was cesaor1ea Mrs &:hilling was In b)' Mila Donna Weber,orpnilt, a yeUow. ensemble wlth·i and Mr. Vernon sololal. while ,acceMorles aDd both · l!fe &ani the Lord 1 1'!'1)'81' u molbera bad camauon cor-· the -~~knelt at the.alw. 81108 8 seconds from riOw Bill Scott ' He'll be talking ro a cool operator. A bright, collecredlodywhoknowsjusrhowrocalmanup!tight executive. ·, She'll place even d,e m011 complicated..long distance call qukkly. (She averages 77 ieconds per call.) And sbe'll get it right tbe 6m time, (She slips up only once in every 200 calls.) But more than that, she'll do it with 'a '·' i ·smile. smile. A smile you can· hear. Bill Scott might even ' end up saying, "Thanks, Operator. You made my day:: (Lots of busin<SSmen do.) • .. • 'Oh!o Boll Operaiots are j~'i some the peaple :w~ se~ you e~ry !f~Y: l!nd their smi!~ are ju~t part of what ~kcs. teleJ>Il'!rQ "'rvic~ so:LI'I$f ro , take for granrtd. 1.. . " , ,,, . " .~ ' ,, '!i @.·ohio &•~~·:·v . :. ·,.: ·...i:•.* · .. ""', . \\' ENTRANTS TO BRING AND PICII UP THEIR OWN. Galpalis Merchants wil 11M peaple on the grounds kl keep • IJI on displays. bouquet of wbite rosebuds and baby's breath from whlcb extended satin strearnet·s tied In lovers knots. Her only jewelry was a diamond and sapphire necklace belonging to her ,..,....._. ' f /"'• -~ ! ~ 1,· > . .,,, ' ' 1 .'fj_.! ~ lheresi'Tial! to a., Bel'ttm meets the ecx . ·,. · , , , ·L---·-------------------------------------J '! I 'I ,., ., 0 " >I, f , ·: '~- .' FRESH FRYING E lb. knli AIMOUR*STAR U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF SELECTED PORK U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED RIB FRESH ROASTS BUTIROASTS 6th & 7th Ribs lb. • ' Greot for Salads and Eating Out-of-Hand lb. THANK YOU CHERRY PI'E J-lb. loaYIS pinch youneff to m•ke sure you're awake. ·MRS. IFILIERTS MARGARINE 2c Off Lobel 1-lb. Quarters IEECH•NUT ·99 -~ ~ SOUND RIPE BANANAS ite Bread You think prices con go only ONE - y . . . Ill'? Not llono I hlo,. you buy any corpol at any prico • - • como In •• , )ako a gOCHI, lon1 look "' MODERN CAUet - made fNm Monaalllo CADON• NYLON. You'll • lb. SLICED so fabulous I'm SPEECHLESS!" ,. '~· STATE FARE For her wedding, ~ Inle · _.. 1111 ,~-line 10'1!!1 of whMe A reoapllon was htld In sa,lln with ·~ laet. ·II wu churcb aoctal room f11bioned with a ,acalloped iiiedlately followln& the·' ,, 81~ ~ ll!l!,~ laco! cerem0!17. The bride'a table,.. ' ...... Dllllllllll flowed featured .• ibret - tiered caks into Jt:aln:1!111 was topped with' Qle lfadiUOIIal ' Tilt ,mlillalllre. bride and . ...-. the lllw bJ PrelldlngattiitabltwertMra ' 8 ~ of Kay Redman IIIIi Mrs. Sam ' c.ntaeed wilh (;latworlby. Nancy Jo _,., on . rqlltered the suesto. AR·MOUR*STAR 1-lb. 5·oz. Cans MIDDLEPORT - Before an altar decorated with larje VIIOI of gladioli and multicolored daisies, Mill Sandra Kay Ciatwortby became the bride cf Mr. IJellnll Dean w;m.r. ' U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED Wed August 30th Colwnbus with her brotber.Jnlaw and llilter, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Carlysle. Mr. and Mrs. !l!ester Simp..., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mnl. Brian Simpson and children at BalUm«e, Oblo. Mr. and Mrs. George Nelgler viiited Mr. and Mnl. Lewis Miller at Coolville Sunday, enroute laking their dallflbler, Shirlee to Parkersburg, where she attends college. HANDMADE QUILT SHOW SATURDAY ENTRY BLANK ocr. 17 I 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. I SIIAU I GIFr FOR ~. , carr, who holds u.s.•German IIIII British patenla In one area, ~----------------------------------------~ I •• \0 '' ~ OPEN 9 A.M. TILL 9 P.M. MONDAY liiRU SATURDAY matching acce&sorles . Her majoring in medical 8 short blusher. The bride carried a cascade corsage was of pink rosebuds. technology. Mr. Buckley is alao Biology Prof Racine Social Events 252 THIRD AVENUE, Gl' IIPOIJS, OHIO ·'' Mrs. William L Buckley Comes to Rio FRED S. BLAET!'NAR dtsplaya an engraved sllver bowl which he was preaented by Buick lor having olllerved lWI lilwr 10111iwr111')1 as a Buick dealer. The presentation was made recently when Blaettnar attended a re-rontract meetln& In Cincinnati. The Blaetinar Co. bas been In business In ~eroy I« tbe past 117 years and baa handled BulcU IIIDce the 1940's when the late John Blaeltnar was active In the-.... SUPER MARKETS astenl were Danked by seven branch candelabra entwined with Ivy. White satin bows with pink aslenl and fern marked lbe pews, and pink .-buds In whita bud vaaeo were ...d In tile window~ d. the ehurcb. Given In marriage by her father, tbe bride wore a gown fashioned of peau de soie. It had a high neckllne, bodice and Juliet sleeves of chantilly lace. II was of prlnceoa llnos and Rowed at the back Into a chapel lraln. Wide border lace edged the lraln and the sfo;irt. Her headpiece was a Juliet cap of Buckley served as rlngbearer. The couple reside at 1((13 Venlle lace and was lrlmmed For her dallflhter's wedding, carriage Hill Drive, Atbens. wllllllny pearls. The vell of sUk Mrs. Karr wore a light blue The new Mrs. Buckley Ia a Illusion was chapel length with ensemble of sUk shantung with junior at Ohio University l ' GBC Graduates Get ; Thou Goest,'' ''Twelfth of Never," "Becauae," and "'lbe lArd's Prayer." · I Why delay . . . '" us soon. colllt•leYol ,. Tbe altar centerpiece was of pale pink gladioli and aslenl. Baskets d. pink gladioli and Showrooms oil oyer town ore In· troducing the bold '71',s ... sN the new cars and then come SH us. Our Auto Loans will put you on the road in that new car fostl And you'lllike our low bank roles. methods of informing Dlalrlct cmstituents of acUvill01 both In the naUoo's capital and tbrouahout tbe Ohio Valley," Miller said that cltisena not receiving lbe newsletter should conlaclllll office for their copy. i ·.. , I Let a Bank Auto Loa.. Steer You Right ••• ,.-aa "one of the most efflcjent only through • Mrs. H..-ace Karr, Pomeroy, Route 3, and Mr. Wllllarn L. Buckley ..... of Mr. and Mrs. JdAph R. Turner ID, d. Athens, Routa 2, exchan&ed wedding vows on Sept. 13 at 2:30 p.m. at tbe Chester Uotted Methodist Chun:h. The Rev. Robert R. Card officiated at tbe double ring ceremony. Music was provided by Mrs. George Hackett, Jr., organist, and Mrs. Paul Neue, vocslls~ wlw sang "Wbllber THE NEW ONES~ ,. . report 8U11111111riz1n the activities d. tba 9iat Collii'OSIJ wm sooo be mailed to aD resldenll! of tbe lOth Dlalrlct. The newaletter hlshli&bla Cooaresslonal leglalallve acUviUea during lbe year and reporla the)H'OII'eiSofa varlaty of projecla and proarams In and around Sout'leastern Ohio. Saytng that tbe newsletter 1 POMEROY Mlsa Twlla '!ue Karr. daughter of Mr. and .. . '.:.t September Bride Tbe president of tbe Nailanal be a 10UI'ee 0! pride to no one," In tbe alate of ONo Education Auoc lallon, lhe "Bipee 111'1 mon oilier alate In the'"'""'·' Miller's·Letter In MailB Soon tbe anly candidate for go'"mor who hu made Improvement d. WASIIJNGTON, D. C. -U. S. lbe p1blie IICbaola lWI No. 1 Representative Clarence E. priority." Miller announced today thatllll Wuta C«parale Tu Tbe OEA aald Gllli8an bas Little Leaguers propoaed a corporate ln001110 tax for needed tUDda with a Sa Red 8 Pia state araduated pei'IOII81 Inw Y ccme 1u to ....,.... addilir.llal The Mason County Little funds as needed. Men's Lea&ue and lis Women's Under Gilllgu's tat Auxiliary is thanking all prOifllll, lbe OEA said, in- pnrents and friends who drO<·e dlviduall paying a hl&h percent tbe baaeball playm to Cind. iname for properly lu cinnati to see tbe Reds pi&y oo would receive cradlt apinst Sept. 26. Appromnataly 2fiO any fUture state personal in- boys were given an opportunity come tu. to attend tbe game. Tbe OEA alao said Gilligan Amoog parents driving were has proposed state support d. Jake Rainey, w. R. VanMeter, schools should be at leaal 50 per John Jones, Wade Randolph, cent and be would furnish ad- Tom Holland Donald Click Bob dltional funds per pupil for Tlllls, Jarn..'capeharl, ~erett districts with special Shepherd, WUUarn Camp, Carl edv.catimal problems. Sibley, R. L. Givens, Dan King, Aufderheide said Gllli8an hu Dan Chllders Jack Barnett offered solutions to tbe state's Corl Hicks 'Paul Crabtree' "massive educational" Chuck Ut~back, Bill Wise; problems rather than anotber Mary Sastoo, R. Jividen, Jolin pltch oo Ohio's ou~ and Leary, EmU Martin, R. Tarbell, archaic ts1 structure. Bob Greer, Sonny Hill, R. Tbe OEA, said Aufderheide, Kinnard , R. Miller, Mr. bellevea that Gllli8an wlll "de- Johnson, Mr. Rayburn, Mr. vise tbe necesaary tu program Woodall, and Jamea Stewart. . foods •' .,,' �1- Tilt Sladay,---Sentinel, Sunday,Oclober II, triO Gilligan Wins Unprecedented OEA ,Endorsement .' .Ill' IU.Y Olllllll'IINIIE for·-· lt,OOO member Oblo Educalir.ll Demo.,. a lie subernatoltal 111'11 Umli In lht l2l:ftar biiiGry 1D put aBo'i IChoole on I llrm COLtllllltlS (UPIJ - Tho AasoclaUGII Saturday endonled IIOIIllnee Jolm J. G1111pn, the of lbe OEA tllilllbu endOraed llnlndll fiHIIInl and ptlht ... a caRdldata Illata rlf lbe loeal prqMl'j)' to ' OEA l'rfllldont J. Alan Auf· merry.go.cwnd." derbelde llld lbe orpnlt.allan n.e~ 111'1t1 ••II( of our lt,OOO Dl8ll>- "II 11111011 enjoyable W t11• ben1 to ,l rilrt and IIUppOI'\ lWI donie a candidate who 11M lbe ctndtclacj" Ileal,.. he hu lea~rllhlp qualltlea aod "rlfonoh clearcuf' aolullcll ID couraae of Mr. GiUI&an," lbe alale'l educaUooal prot>. Aufderheide aald. lema; '1 that be wm make a Tbe OEA llld II baaed lla line go'"rnor - not only fmn endonement 1111 two points: the atand point of the public -"Mr. Glillgan II tbe anly 11Cbao1a of Ohio, bolt ala> 88 a candidate for IO'"mor who leader In lbe light to dmlop clearly and fCI1brl&hllY hu Ohio Into tbe No. I stata In tbe called for major to reform In Ohl~~cmdly, Mr. Gllli8an 1a OONAI1> WOLFE, SECRETARY d. the Meigs Local School Dlatrlct Athletic Board, tlblbltl just one d. the scrapbooks he bas complled on the Bix sporla programs d. tbe school. Wolfe Is now working on the fourth year 's scrapbook since the district was formed. The scrapboolal,cmtaln aU acco1Uits and photosraph.s of sporting events, together with avallsble statiatics. Recognition nation In aD catagorlea," t. said, ''OIIIo le.ll!ltllllftalilll In ont ~ehGOI ~lstrlcll educatlonillllatistlc !bat ilioald bwrupUnd clolad spelkin& at 1. delegate• meetin& olhere, OEA convention callad upon Ohio taadlerl to pnerale a million volel for candldataa who IJUIII)GI'l a good education. Mrs.-Hel111 Bain, Nashville, Tenn., said II Ohio taachen cwld infl,IIIICO It least 10 votes apiece, · the pnbllc !"'hoole of your atate wm be adequately funded. ~-~--~. . . . . . . . . . . .~~...- " ' Proftnlonll luthr'tu Tr1lnlng can be obtllntd progr•m. Gena May Mathews to Wed I I I BANK Tile Bener Jobst Wt-lte "' call A46-A367 ror ca1alog of course& and next starling date. GAWPOUS BUSINESS aw.EGE u L"Culf StrHI .ANTIQUITY - Mr. IIIII Mrs. Olarlie Mathews of An· Uqulty are announcing tbe engagement and approaching marrta&a of tbelr dallflbler, Gena May, to Randall Scott Lilly, 1011 of Mr. and Mnl. Raymond Lllly, Ironton. Mill Matbewa, a llll&raduata of Southern Locallli&h School, ill employed as a secretary at Johnaon - Kiewit - Massman Construction Company In Latari Falls. Mr. Lilly, a IIIII araduate of lronloo HJeb School, Ia presently employed by tbe C It 0 Railroad In RuaaeD, Ky ., and Ill alao .ln the Oblo National Guard. Vows of the double r1n1 ceremony wm be reed by tbe Rev. Dale McClurg at the Letart Falls UnltadMetbodist !liurdi, Oct. l7al2:30p.m. An open church wedding will be observed. Golllpolls RIO GRANDE - Dr, Uoyd G. 11J lin. Frucla Morrta Sunday was Promotion Day at Flrwt Baptist Church School. Robert Wood's birtbday was celebrated at lWI h«ne by lWI alltanl, Mnl. Dorothy Norris IIIII Mnl. Audrey Brownell and noi8bbon, Mnl. Ruth Wolle and 1111'1. vasu Grimm. Ice cream ·IIIII cake were aerved. Rev. IIIII Mnl. Paul Sellers eatertalned with a family dinner Sunday honoring their daughter, Mrs. Margaret Eyoon, on her birthday. 1111'1 . C. R. Mitchell and dallflhter-tn-law, Mrs. Brent Mitchell and dallflbter, Mary D. and Mnl. Frances Gray of Atianla, Ga., who are opending 1 week with relatives in Parkersburg, spent Thuraday with Mr. and Mrs. Critt Bradlvrd and Mrs. Esther ,. Piper . Mrs. Lillian Jividen returned home from a visit in Athena with her son, Dr. and Mrs. lllarlea Jividen. Mnl. Ann Cot spent several days In Colwnbus with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Wald Foster, Cheryl and John Dean of COiwnbus were weekend gueats of Mr. and Mrs. Albert HID and Mr. and Mrs. lllarlea Foster. Recentgueats of Mr. and Mrs. Fern Norris were their soo.Jniaw and dallflbler. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hall (Shirley) and children d. St. Paul, Minn. They bad villted In Colwnbus with Mr. and Mnl. Nick Yoal and Roni and Mr. and Mra. Norml!ll Norris. Mrs. Charles Spaun and children spent a week In K. carr, professor of biology al Rio Grande COllege, has been selected to appear in the 1971 ediUon of "Conununily Leaders of America," which recognized Individuals who have con, lrlbuted Ill a better America by building better communities through service. carr joined the faculty al Rio Grande COllege In 1963, and held the post of chairman of the Division of Natural Sciences. He sWdied at the Sorbonne at tbe doctoral level, and did research work at tbe Pastaur Institute In Paris . At the Pasteur Institute, he was associated with Dr. Gabriel Berb'and, tbe last livlnl! sllldent of Louis Pasteur. He defended hls tbosis at the Sorbonne and received a doctorate with high .. . '. J .. honors. ,,', t ' 1 Is a member of numerous professions! groups, including the American Chemical ·,· ' ..' lEACH II PARTICIPANT I I I I I I I I I 'I I - Association, the American Aasociatlon for the Ad· vancement of Science and lbe New York Academy of Sciences. He was elected a member of the lnternstionsl PlalfiX'ID Aasocialloo In 1969, and was selected a Fellow of The American lnaUiute of Chemists. , Mrs. Dennis Dean Schilling Major Purpme! Achance to show the public the 11eautJ of a handmade quilt Mail Blank k1 CASH PRIZE FOR 3 BESf. . Chamber of CGmmerce Office • 34 Slate SL • GallipaliL NAML_ ________ _ ~~-----------~-PHONE _ _ _ __ _,_ __ Mrs. Turner was In a Ught pink dress of silk shantung and wore wto«olored accessories. Her corsage was of white rosebuds. Immediately following the ceremony a recepUon was held a junior at Ohio University majoring in biology. Out-<>f-lown gu..ts at the wedding and reception were Mrs. Fay Turner, Huntington, W. Va.; Roy White, Mansfield; mother. at the home of the bride's Mrs. Glenroy Ewing, Mrs . The bride's attendants were parents. The bride's table Gladys Karr , Mr. and Mrs. Miss Jane Ann Karr, a sister, featured a four-tiered cake Stanton Jones, Mr. and Mrs. maid of honor ; Mrs. Ron trimmed with pink rosebuds. Gary Wolf, Mr. Richard Spencer, WrlghtsviUe , Ind.; Roses and baby's breath Kobl entz, Columbus ; Mr . Miss Edna McCoy, Miss Jen- SWTounded the cake which was Jeffrey Herst, Akron ; Mr. Jeff Webster, Lockport, N.Y.; Miss Cbeatar, and Mr'· Oanked by candelabra and pink Ellz.abelll · Gary nlfer Dean, Kock , Rock Rl ver; Wolfe, Columbus, sweetheart rose arrangements. bridesmaids. The Rower girl Asslsllng at tbe reception Miss Jacqui Archer , Pilla was Mill Lori Turner, sister of were Mrs. Denver Rice, Mrs. hurgh, Pa.; Miss Donna Rock· th brldagroom Wyatt Chadwell, Miss Jackie castle, Rochester, N. Y.; Mr. ;,.. tie•ta• sowns all Mora, Miss Ann Holter, Mrs. and Mrs. John Lodwick, West a "" . . thO',. •brlde•s· • , .""~ · ..Jeff. · lilt'. and Mrs. Steve ... lasbloa"" .,.,rry · · .>l'~;t!':'""~a l<>"'-', , ...-=~'" mother 'tri~~ ~'WID' ....:Milil . . . .,...ware; mr. ~~ bodices' with deep rose _.tin registered !!If gdesla. · " Mrs. Robert Easbnan, Brent Uirla. They ~~~~ed Willi For a lrlp tbrOIIgh New York and Kevin, Gallipolls; Mr. and short puffed sleevea, a gstbered and Pennsylvama, tbe bride Mrs. George Young, Athens; Uirl flowing Into a pleat at tbe cbaoged Into a pink .,.epe suit Mr. and Mrs. Howard EWlllg, mlddi back which was marked with which she wore navy ac- Decatur, Ga.; Mr. Steve Frost, with : bow. Tbeir headpieces cessories and a sweetheart Belpre, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron ,..re Dlor bows and Delling. rosebud corsage. Spencer, Bruceville, Ind. The maid of honor carried a The Almaaac steam-driven ferry started a colonW bouquet of pale pink ByUattedPressllaternatlonai run between New York City and dark pink .,...tbeart roaea Today is Sunday, Oct. II, the and Hoboken. and the other attendlllls' 214th day of 1970. In 1868 Thomas Edison filed Dowers were all of one color. The moon Ia between its first papers for hls first invenUon, They each wore bracelela, gills quarter and lull phase. tbe eleclrical vote recorder. of the bride. The morning stars are BOlt man for tbe bridelfoom Mercury, Mars and Saturn. In 1945 Chinese leader Chiang was Mr. Thomas Buckley, The evening star3 are Venus Kal-Sbek and Conununist chiefAthens, Route 2, and tbe uahen and Jupiler. lain Mao Tse-Tung pledged , were Mr. James Buctley, Thoae born on this date are mutual desires lor peace and Atbens; Mr. RGII CIT, Jloeda. under the sign d. Ubra. unity. The Communists took ville; Mr. Ray Karr, Mr. TOOl On this day In history: over Chins four years later Karr, Pomeroy. Master Bryce In 1811 the world's first under Mao mullkoiored daisies. Mlsa Michele Clnl!rorthy, New Haven, served II· flower fl\i'l. Sbe - • a Door langlb sown of yellow dotted nrlsa with an empire waist and a SohiJIIa&. boullanl llllirt. It alao had a 1be bride lithe da!lghtae of detaehable •lralll. Paul Hill, Jr. Mr. IIIII Mra. HeDry Clat. was the rln& btw'er. wortby, Middleport, and lllo . ' ·. bridegrOom II tbe 1011 of Mr. ServiN u bast man for tbe and Mra. •Jacob SChUUng, brlolepOom ~ Mr. Larry carron, 'lbe .-.addlntl :wu 111 Monflcmery, Lanpville. Tbe. -~"' Augufi 30112:10 p.m. uaben ..... Mr. ~ SChll•' al tbe Rullan4 Unltad Metllodlst line. Carroll, Mr. Sam Clat. , Chure~ . The Rev • . Richard worthy, New Haven, w. Va. , Pumplny officiated at the F« her dallflblar's weddlnc, ' double rir,g eenm<JIIjl. Mra. Clatworlby wore a pink ....... provided knit A-line with whlta ••· NupUal .._. was cesaor1ea Mrs &:hilling was In b)' Mila Donna Weber,orpnilt, a yeUow. ensemble wlth·i and Mr. Vernon sololal. while ,acceMorles aDd both · l!fe &ani the Lord 1 1'!'1)'81' u molbera bad camauon cor-· the -~~knelt at the.alw. 81108 8 seconds from riOw Bill Scott ' He'll be talking ro a cool operator. A bright, collecredlodywhoknowsjusrhowrocalmanup!tight executive. ·, She'll place even d,e m011 complicated..long distance call qukkly. (She averages 77 ieconds per call.) And sbe'll get it right tbe 6m time, (She slips up only once in every 200 calls.) But more than that, she'll do it with 'a '·' i ·smile. smile. A smile you can· hear. Bill Scott might even ' end up saying, "Thanks, Operator. You made my day:: (Lots of busin<SSmen do.) • .. • 'Oh!o Boll Operaiots are j~'i some the peaple :w~ se~ you e~ry !f~Y: l!nd their smi!~ are ju~t part of what ~kcs. teleJ>Il'!rQ "'rvic~ so:LI'I$f ro , take for granrtd. 1.. . " , ,,, . " .~ ' ,, '!i @.·ohio &•~~·:·v . :. ·,.: ·...i:•.* · .. ""', . \\' ENTRANTS TO BRING AND PICII UP THEIR OWN. Galpalis Merchants wil 11M peaple on the grounds kl keep • IJI on displays. bouquet of wbite rosebuds and baby's breath from whlcb extended satin strearnet·s tied In lovers knots. Her only jewelry was a diamond and sapphire necklace belonging to her ,..,....._. ' f /"'• -~ ! ~ 1,· > . .,,, ' ' 1 .'fj_.! ~ lheresi'Tial! to a., Bel'ttm meets the ecx . ·,. · , , , ·L---·-------------------------------------J '! I 'I ,., ., 0 " >I, f , ·: '~- .' FRESH FRYING E lb. knli AIMOUR*STAR U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF SELECTED PORK U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED RIB FRESH ROASTS BUTIROASTS 6th & 7th Ribs lb. • ' Greot for Salads and Eating Out-of-Hand lb. THANK YOU CHERRY PI'E J-lb. loaYIS pinch youneff to m•ke sure you're awake. ·MRS. IFILIERTS MARGARINE 2c Off Lobel 1-lb. Quarters IEECH•NUT ·99 -~ ~ SOUND RIPE BANANAS ite Bread You think prices con go only ONE - y . . . Ill'? Not llono I hlo,. you buy any corpol at any prico • - • como In •• , )ako a gOCHI, lon1 look "' MODERN CAUet - made fNm Monaalllo CADON• NYLON. You'll • lb. SLICED so fabulous I'm SPEECHLESS!" ,. '~· STATE FARE For her wedding, ~ Inle · _.. 1111 ,~-line 10'1!!1 of whMe A reoapllon was htld In sa,lln with ·~ laet. ·II wu churcb aoctal room f11bioned with a ,acalloped iiiedlately followln& the·' ,, 81~ ~ ll!l!,~ laco! cerem0!17. The bride'a table,.. ' ...... Dllllllllll flowed featured .• ibret - tiered caks into Jt:aln:1!111 was topped with' Qle lfadiUOIIal ' Tilt ,mlillalllre. bride and . ...-. the lllw bJ PrelldlngattiitabltwertMra ' 8 ~ of Kay Redman IIIIi Mrs. Sam ' c.ntaeed wilh (;latworlby. Nancy Jo _,., on . rqlltered the suesto. AR·MOUR*STAR 1-lb. 5·oz. Cans MIDDLEPORT - Before an altar decorated with larje VIIOI of gladioli and multicolored daisies, Mill Sandra Kay Ciatwortby became the bride cf Mr. IJellnll Dean w;m.r. ' U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED Wed August 30th Colwnbus with her brotber.Jnlaw and llilter, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Carlysle. Mr. and Mrs. !l!ester Simp..., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mnl. Brian Simpson and children at BalUm«e, Oblo. Mr. and Mrs. George Nelgler viiited Mr. and Mnl. Lewis Miller at Coolville Sunday, enroute laking their dallflbler, Shirlee to Parkersburg, where she attends college. HANDMADE QUILT SHOW SATURDAY ENTRY BLANK ocr. 17 I 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. I SIIAU I GIFr FOR ~. , carr, who holds u.s.•German IIIII British patenla In one area, ~----------------------------------------~ I •• \0 '' ~ OPEN 9 A.M. TILL 9 P.M. MONDAY liiRU SATURDAY matching acce&sorles . Her majoring in medical 8 short blusher. The bride carried a cascade corsage was of pink rosebuds. technology. Mr. Buckley is alao Biology Prof Racine Social Events 252 THIRD AVENUE, Gl' IIPOIJS, OHIO ·'' Mrs. William L Buckley Comes to Rio FRED S. BLAET!'NAR dtsplaya an engraved sllver bowl which he was preaented by Buick lor having olllerved lWI lilwr 10111iwr111')1 as a Buick dealer. The presentation was made recently when Blaettnar attended a re-rontract meetln& In Cincinnati. The Blaetinar Co. bas been In business In ~eroy I« tbe past 117 years and baa handled BulcU IIIDce the 1940's when the late John Blaeltnar was active In the-.... SUPER MARKETS astenl were Danked by seven branch candelabra entwined with Ivy. White satin bows with pink aslenl and fern marked lbe pews, and pink .-buds In whita bud vaaeo were ...d In tile window~ d. the ehurcb. Given In marriage by her father, tbe bride wore a gown fashioned of peau de soie. It had a high neckllne, bodice and Juliet sleeves of chantilly lace. II was of prlnceoa llnos and Rowed at the back Into a chapel lraln. Wide border lace edged the lraln and the sfo;irt. Her headpiece was a Juliet cap of Buckley served as rlngbearer. The couple reside at 1((13 Venlle lace and was lrlmmed For her dallflhter's wedding, carriage Hill Drive, Atbens. wllllllny pearls. The vell of sUk Mrs. Karr wore a light blue The new Mrs. Buckley Ia a Illusion was chapel length with ensemble of sUk shantung with junior at Ohio University l ' GBC Graduates Get ; Thou Goest,'' ''Twelfth of Never," "Becauae," and "'lbe lArd's Prayer." · I Why delay . . . '" us soon. colllt•leYol ,. Tbe altar centerpiece was of pale pink gladioli and aslenl. Baskets d. pink gladioli and Showrooms oil oyer town ore In· troducing the bold '71',s ... sN the new cars and then come SH us. Our Auto Loans will put you on the road in that new car fostl And you'lllike our low bank roles. methods of informing Dlalrlct cmstituents of acUvill01 both In the naUoo's capital and tbrouahout tbe Ohio Valley," Miller said that cltisena not receiving lbe newsletter should conlaclllll office for their copy. i ·.. , I Let a Bank Auto Loa.. Steer You Right ••• ,.-aa "one of the most efflcjent only through • Mrs. H..-ace Karr, Pomeroy, Route 3, and Mr. Wllllarn L. Buckley ..... of Mr. and Mrs. JdAph R. Turner ID, d. Athens, Routa 2, exchan&ed wedding vows on Sept. 13 at 2:30 p.m. at tbe Chester Uotted Methodist Chun:h. The Rev. Robert R. Card officiated at tbe double ring ceremony. Music was provided by Mrs. George Hackett, Jr., organist, and Mrs. Paul Neue, vocslls~ wlw sang "Wbllber THE NEW ONES~ ,. . report 8U11111111riz1n the activities d. tba 9iat Collii'OSIJ wm sooo be mailed to aD resldenll! of tbe lOth Dlalrlct. The newaletter hlshli&bla Cooaresslonal leglalallve acUviUea during lbe year and reporla the)H'OII'eiSofa varlaty of projecla and proarams In and around Sout'leastern Ohio. Saytng that tbe newsletter 1 POMEROY Mlsa Twlla '!ue Karr. daughter of Mr. and .. . '.:.t September Bride Tbe president of tbe Nailanal be a 10UI'ee 0! pride to no one," In tbe alate of ONo Education Auoc lallon, lhe "Bipee 111'1 mon oilier alate In the'"'""'·' Miller's·Letter In MailB Soon tbe anly candidate for go'"mor who hu made Improvement d. WASIIJNGTON, D. C. -U. S. lbe p1blie IICbaola lWI No. 1 Representative Clarence E. priority." Miller announced today thatllll Wuta C«parale Tu Tbe OEA aald Gllli8an bas Little Leaguers propoaed a corporate ln001110 tax for needed tUDda with a Sa Red 8 Pia state araduated pei'IOII81 Inw Y ccme 1u to ....,.... addilir.llal The Mason County Little funds as needed. Men's Lea&ue and lis Women's Under Gilllgu's tat Auxiliary is thanking all prOifllll, lbe OEA said, in- pnrents and friends who drO<·e dlviduall paying a hl&h percent tbe baaeball playm to Cind. iname for properly lu cinnati to see tbe Reds pi&y oo would receive cradlt apinst Sept. 26. Appromnataly 2fiO any fUture state personal in- boys were given an opportunity come tu. to attend tbe game. Tbe OEA alao said Gilligan Amoog parents driving were has proposed state support d. Jake Rainey, w. R. VanMeter, schools should be at leaal 50 per John Jones, Wade Randolph, cent and be would furnish ad- Tom Holland Donald Click Bob dltional funds per pupil for Tlllls, Jarn..'capeharl, ~erett districts with special Shepherd, WUUarn Camp, Carl edv.catimal problems. Sibley, R. L. Givens, Dan King, Aufderheide said Gllli8an hu Dan Chllders Jack Barnett offered solutions to tbe state's Corl Hicks 'Paul Crabtree' "massive educational" Chuck Ut~back, Bill Wise; problems rather than anotber Mary Sastoo, R. Jividen, Jolin pltch oo Ohio's ou~ and Leary, EmU Martin, R. Tarbell, archaic ts1 structure. Bob Greer, Sonny Hill, R. Tbe OEA, said Aufderheide, Kinnard , R. Miller, Mr. bellevea that Gllli8an wlll "de- Johnson, Mr. Rayburn, Mr. vise tbe necesaary tu program Woodall, and Jamea Stewart. . foods •' .,,' �. ~ . "" .. ~. ·.· ~ . ......... .. .. . ~. - .......... ,__ . ~· .. -~ - . ......... ·~··· ··· · ··--.· - -·-.- · ·- · 1G- 'l'lle&maay Times-sentinel, SUnday, October 11, 197U Vows Read Sept. 5 PORn.AND - In a candlell&ht cerornony at the Port ·land United Methodlal Church, Miss Charleen Ward, daughter of Ml'l. Charles Ward, PorUand, and Mr. Dovid Garver, son of Mr. and Mrs. lloo Garver, Route 4, Bryan, exchanged wedding vows. n.. ceremony was performed at I p.m. on Sept. 5 by the Rev. Dole McClurg. Mrs. Ruth Ebersbach, organi!t, and Mrs. Shirley Johnson, vocalist, presented a prQgram of nuptial millie ~ng the ceremony. Mrs. Johnson's selecU0115 HIeluded "The Lord's Prayer,'' "Walk Hand In Hand," and 11 With These Hands." Baskets of white gladioU and camaUon.s dec..-ated the altar and white ..tin bows marked the pews. The bride was escorted to the altar by her uncle, Mr. Psrker Johnson. She was atUred in a gown of white anllque ..tin fashioned with a circular neckline, long puffed sleeves, and an A-line skbt, with an attached lrain . Brocaded nowers was used for the accent bim on the gown. The bride's bouffant veil of illusion was held in place by a tie. plateau of satin flowers. Distributing rice bags, tied in She carried a Bible lopped yellow and green net, were with a bouquet of while Loria ROS< and Chris Miller. sweetheart roses from which Mr. Gary Fllghtner of Bryan extended satin streamers tied in served as best man a ad the lover's !mots. uahers were Mr. william Baker, The bride's attendants were Berne, Ind., Mr. Stephen Miller, Miss Pamela Larkins, maid of Madison, 0.; and Mr. Aaron honor ; Mn. Diana Baker, Sayre, 'Portland. matron of honor; and Miss For her daughter's wedding, Beverly Price and Miaa Joyce Mrs. Ward was in a mauve pink Ritcble, bridesmaids. Mrs . lace suit with ;natcbing acBaker and the bridesmJids cessories. Mrs. Garver wore a were in llgbt green satin gowns beige two piece lace suit with with matching accessories . matching accessories and both Miss Larkins wore a pale yellow mothers had rose and carnation gown of satin. They carried corsages. colonial bouquets of sweetheart A reception honoring the roses. carnations and pompons. couple was held in the chW'ch Miss &th Miller, niece uf the annex . Thl! bride's table bride, aerved as flower girl. She featured a three-tiered wedding were a pale yellow satin gown cake topped with a miniature with a matching headpiece and bride and groom used on the carried a basket of yellow rOS< wedding cake of her sister , petals. Master Jbnmy Rose , Barbara, lS years ago. Tapers nephew of the bride, was the in crystal holders and white ringbesrer. He was in black gladioli arrangements compants with a white shirt and bow pleled the table setting. POMEROY - Meigs High School students winning IICholanblps to attend the Division of Girls and Women's Sports at CBrrollton, Ohio recenUy were Pat Harris and Bernie Hennessy. Tile alrlll were choaen for the awarda f..- their ontatanding leodeubiiJ In the Girls' AthleUc Asooclatlon. Accompanying the glrll to lbt Une-way eventwasMl'l. Joy Bentley. POMEROY - Prmed and \lelurnJonathan Meigs Chap.ter cut glass, pottery and of the Daughters of the stoneware were displayed and American Revolution. discussed by Mrs. Dwight Ahistory of glass making was Milhoan for iler program on given by Mrs. Milhoan, an 11 , Gh-.ss Making, an Early antique enthusiast. She uCraft" at Friday's meeting of described ..ndwicb glass and Mro. C. 0. Chopm11, Ralload, will "preoeat oa WUiraled folk • her .-..eat lour II ee Holy Lllld. A diiClllaioa of leclllaUoa to be pnpooed ol the lltlii ~e~~tooo POMEROY - Officers were companies, employes and of the ObJo Lecblalun .... reporll of . . dlllrlct ...r elected at the annual meeting of employers ollndustries, lamUy lllale meellnc will conclude the Meigs County Committee on problems and marital relations lbt pl'llfllD. RelerYaUoas Alcobotiam Thureclay night at ...., all · allecled by alcohol. Alcobol is a Ulil million ltr lite ~JS llllldeoa sllould St. Paul Lutheran Church. Elected were Daniel pl"oblem; lllatlstlcs prove tbal reach Mn. Amul HDidore, Bozl11, Syncuse, by the Ifni Thompson, chalnnan; Kermit alocbol Is the fourth ~gest Walton, vice chairman, and ldDer. of tbll-k. Continuing, be said that Beulah Strauss, secretary. Larry BuckeU, eo:tucaUonal alcoholism Is p-esenl in all consultant, and Mrs. ·Ruth walks of life. It cannot be Sparrow, asaistant chief of the singled out as being more alcobotiam diviBI'I" of the Ohio p-evalent In one group than In Deparbnent of Health took part others. The need Is great al this Ume to bave more teenagel'l in the meeUng. 1ilte Miss Woods Interested In Mrs. Sparrow, noting !bat the helping with the young people of Meigs County Health DepartMIDDLEPORT Mrs . ment is sponsoring the the county, be ..ld. Robert Vance entertained program, said statistics He reported tbat ooe out of Tuesday after school with a compiled by the Ohlo Depart- every 15 drinkers will become party at the Middleport Com- ment of Health bave deter- alcollolics. DetecUon of early munJty Park honoring her son, mined the need of such a group alcobolic problems and abalinll Keith Black, on his ninth in Meigs County. The quantity birthday anniversary. of alcohol consumed in a OOWity ~ill!t~~lf:m~~~ Hrs. Vance was assisted by is the basis upon which state her mother, Mrs. Eula Frances assistance is fixed . Funda lor GREAT BEND- Revival anl her grandmother, Mrs. the program are by grants frum oerviceJ will be held by the Flora Bailey. A large sign, the Ohio Department of Health Great Bead Methodist and the "Happy Birthday, Keith" was to the local department. No Belblehem BapUst Churehet featured in the decorations. money is expended by the at 7:30 eaeb evenlnJ, Nov. 1 Garnes were played with prizes county. lhrougb Nov. t at the C.reat being awarded to several Bucket! described Bead Cburcb and from Nov. 5 children. Favors were balloons, educational programs made t~rougb Nov. 8 at I be suckers and candy. po•sible through the state Bethlehem Baplllt Ollurcb. Attending were Penny department. He described the Tbere will be opeclal Wilson, Robert Riffle, Jr., Midwest Institute which aerves alnglng each evenfq. The Debbie Johnson, Nile Wilson, several slates, including Ohio, public Is lnvfled to attead. Tony Scott, Paul Wilson, Ricky and reviewed activities of a The Rev. Cbarleo Norris wOl Vance, Allen Wil.!!on, [J.vili Teenage Institute the past he the opeaker and llle Bev. Vance, Keith Scott, Klmberiy summer at Wittenberg College Earl Shuler will be the sonc Payne, Mike Vance, Kelvin Lee, which dealt with drug abuse and leader. Cburcbes are also Judy Luvender, Danny Smith, alcohol. Invited to seud singen to the Angela Payne, Steven LitUe, Debbie Woods, daughter of services. Lisa Scaggs, Angela Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods, Terry McDaniel, lloo Geary, Chesler, was one of the - . . ,......,.,..,;:::·'"""""'*"x· Jbnmy Thomas, Max Geary, teenagers attendJng this in· ~w~~:;:%!;:;:;:~:~::!«?-~::N::-:::;:::: David Shuler, Pbillp Hond, Ray stitute. Miaa Woods spoke on Mowery, and Mark Hood. her experiences there. Be a Cheerleader Adults present were Mrs. Ann Ralph Lockhart, chairman of "Perk up a friend Yeauger, Mrs. Gertrude Kloes, the Lawrence County ComMrs. Sybil Riffle, and Marion mittee on Alcoholism, w.. also on the Sick Ust" Frances. Cupcakes, ice cream a speaker. He told of the large Send A and Kool-Aid were served. Bouquet of Flowers number of auto accidents From resulting from alcohol. He . Q-Hof110!1.1tu;li.-M~!~ ,daes , esplained the laws as they II a bee coUecf cffi"rmg 118 life· apply to auto Insurance. Ninth Birthday Is Celebrated Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Carolyn Prk.,. .: and Mrs . Phyllis Ritchie . Miss Sandra Johnson registered the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Garver are residing in their newly purchased borne at 3419 Addison Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. The bride is a graduate of Southem Local High School and Haedel College in Fort Wayne. She is employed at General Electric Co. The bridegroom graduated from Fairview High School in Sherwood and Midwestern ColJege as an electronics technician. He is employed at Magna vox Corp. in Fort Wayne. Out-of-town guests at the wedding and reception were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Miller, Steve, Beth and Chris. MadiBon ; Mrs. Tom Wolfe, Buckeye Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Don Garver, Bryan; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rose, Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fligbtner, Bryan; Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, Berne, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs . Parker Jackson and daughter, .rarkersburg; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rose, MiUford ; l~e?A worker honeybee col- He stresaed that taxpayers' Mr. and Mrs. LouiB Baker, !eels only about one-tenth of .tbne and money Is spent an Lima. a pound of honey during Its drinking - not necessarily drunken - drivers. County entire lifetime. agencies, auto insurance Is on Thursday CHESTER - The Chester PTA will sponaor a Halloween Carnival Thuraday, Oct. 15, at 4 p.m. at the Chester Grade School. A jitney supper will be served EVERYONE KNOWS the boye r1 lbe Ritchie famUy of the at 4 pm. with the carnival at 8 a-tor area are and have been outstanding athletes. Further p.m. To be featured at the -Mnc the athletic reputation r1 the Ritcble clan Is Eastern carnival are gBrnes and a sweet C..ch Llrry Rllchle's cousin, Did< Kuhn, who Is a member of the shop. Comntltteeo will be responasu Budti!J e aquad. Killin lsthe1011ofMr. and Mn. Carl Kuhn of Louisville, Ohio. sible for decorating their Hlala1bor, Carl Kulm, Is a former resident of Tuppers 'Plains, and reapective booths. Empty one lU malber, thel<nDir Eileen Rllcbie, grew up In Chester, bavlng gallon glasa jars.,.., needed and p-aduoled lnm Oltater 111gb Sdlool In 111111. Grandparents of may be left at the school. )'11111111 Kulm are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rlt<>hie, fonnerly of a-tor, now residing In Columbls. SPEAKER ANNOUNCED Kulm, at 6-2, 211lbe., played. tight end for OSU bb first two POMEROY - Mrs. Vibna yean beldnd bigger and faster Jan White. Kuhn worked harder Pikkoja of the Meigs Extension than 111011 ftrst atrlngers. As a result, he p!Byed ill aU 19 games Library Service, will be guest idnce lll8ldng the vsrslty. speaker at a meeUng of the Kulm was made a tackle thia !aU. Two weelao ago he was Meigs TOPS Knotchers made a guard. Kuhn opened on the left side of center Tom Tuesday night at the Meigs DeLemelntheopeninggamewith Texas Aldll. From aU reports, County Infirmary. Queen for Woody Hayes Is mighty pleased with Kulm's oulatrulding per- tsst week based on weight loss was Mrs. Norma Ruasell with fOl"IIIIIIICO .. a guard. Kulm wants to be a foot beD coach, but be would llkelo try pl"O Miss Becky Eblin as the runnerup. Members are reminded bellflnll. The prosnUgbtfltbbn In as a linebacker. Rlgbt now all he Is Interested In Is dning a good job as a guard that weiglHn lime for the Oct. :Ill meeUng Is between 6:45 and for osu. 7:15p.m. 'J'IIANK.S TO MRS. JAMES HARLEY of Middleport for her very ldnd w..-da. In last week's colunm thlo rep..-ter lllked the CJ!esUan,dowe know who our elected officials are an coonty, siaie .,d federal level? Mrs. Harley and others would lilte to know the anawers -so bere goeo : County officials, Robert Hartenbach, oherlff; Eleanor ~. reccrder; Howard Frank, treasurer; GordGri Caldwell, IIUdltor; Evelyn Lucke, clerk of courts; Hal'IIKIII O'Brien, p-obate judge; Fl'l'* W. P..-ter, county judge; Jolm Bacon, common pleas judge; lllate officials, James A. Rbodes, governor; Ralpb Welker, District Z7 representative ; John Herbert, tre81111"er; Ted JlroWII, oecretsry of lllate; Oal<ley Colllnl, senator; Jolm H. llro1m, Lt. Governor ; Paul W. Brown, attorney general; Rnger Cloud, andilor; federal offir.lals, Clarence Miller, oongreosman, oncl William Saxbe and Stephen Young, aell8tol'l. YOUR CADUJ.AC DEAJ.ER KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES OPEN EVES. TIL 8 GMAC Flnonclnt Available Glass Making an Early Cr8ft told of the small. cup pia~ which are r.,..,and a collector's Item ioci!'Y · ~bossed IIi the boltools ·Of 1M· plaleJ were pstriotlc vmbl>b. Another ~tem displayed by . · Dudl&y's Florid Serving : O.lllpolls Pomeroy. Midditporl. o. & Mo ... Co.. W. Yo . 446·1777 or 992-SUO them is imporlant. lAck!tart aaked thai the Rev. Arllll1" !Jmd, the new coun&elor, ba given aU llllistance posaible by the _people in the county, law enforcement of. llclals, mlnlBterl, lchool ofllcials and every person Interested In the good of the community. The Rev. Mr. LUnd aplatned to the li peno111 attending wbat be hopes to be able to accompliab and he solicited the aaalstance of all Interested people&. lila goals, be aald, are not ones thai can be acbleved Immediately, but with the proper cooperatlo~ the uiUmab! solutions can be reached. He extended an Invitation tAl aU Meigs cuuntlans to attend a meeting of the committee ill November. A social bour followed the Mrs. MilhOan and desCribed as very valuolile Will ·a amaU copper. l"ter plt<>her. Tbe Yattu klnda of chiDa were diSCulljed by the program chairman. Moe~ at the Uttcoln Hill borne of Mrs. Dor Schiefer, Mrs. Guy Nelgler, regent, opened the meeling in ritualistic f<nD. New proaram ·bonka were distributed by Mrs. J. Edward Footer, vice regent. A reJIIl"l wu given on the Soulbeut Dtslricl meeting held at thl Firat Baptist Olurch In Martelli, Sept. 13. Mila Wovie Ripple bad charge of the aesaion attended by Mrs. Neliler, Mrs. Footer and Mn. Nancy Reed. The rqent rNCI an Invitation to a bmcbeon which wiU l!e held at the Holiday 1M at South Point on Nov. 7. The state regent will be thore. Plana were announced lor a marker to be placed •t the grove aile of Mrs. Edith liarUnger. Mrs. Mae Crary Mora was voted Into the membership of the D.A.R. Roses from the garden Of Mrs. Schaefer dec..-aled the home. A deuert course was oerved by Mrs. Schaefer and Mrs. Patrick Lochary 888lsted by Mrs. no Strickland. ~- . EVANGELADE OCIOBER 11th lHRU 18th 7:30 NIGHTLY MuiY United Methodist a.urth, Syracuse POMEROY "You'll Ute. Our Quality Way of Doing Business'' Charlene Hoeflich POJ;EROY - Mrs• .,.,._ llldtlrdl baa been aeledlid U candtdatllll'om lbt.I'IIMdence AolodAIICIIt to "II'IIP"t lor lbelllalell!le llibe!lllo lll[llh'General AMW~IIon. Sbe wiU Bo Ill Allrm ICI' lbe COIIVenUoD Wed.....7, Fer lbt qaeoi. CIIIJliiOiitlcllt 111e llllllt beroell a beautiful liut &own· oar belt wishes . , • '1".,' SUCH A NOVEL wedding~"S.-1181- Walter M. Hmls, U.S.M.C., bas promoted Bellrlce Kitchen to the rank r1 wUe. The Induction certmOil1 wu perfunned In Santa Mania!, Calli. an Aug. 11. The couple is rellclng at 3132Meade Avmue, Apt. I, Sonllillllo, Calli, ll2111''. Wilter Mum7 Hmls groduatlld from Middleport Hlch SchoOl In 1811 and IInce then bas been II'I'Vini In the Marine Carpi. He wee recently pnmotlld to the riJik olllaff •geanl meritorloaaly. He Is the son of Mn. Charles Searlel of Middleport. Tile Iormor Mill Kitchon is origjnally from Logan and grodualed from Obio Untvenity. She is the dautJhter of Mrs. Belly Kllchlll, Columbull. IF YOU ARE AN antique entbuliast, about the nicest gift you can recei-.e Is a oplnDlna wbeei. Mill Pauline Carter was delighted with the me preNJlled to her by ber aunt, Mlaa Lucretia Geabeimer. . Mila Carter, who llveJ in Cioanrob!r, Fla., apent a week bert with her aunt and the two "did the !Alwa" lor anllqueo. Tbey lound IOV!II'al old boiUea which Mill Carter peclredcarefully lor the trip bad< "' Florida. IF THEY EVER need you, they need you now I The Pomeroy CUb Scoot fliVIi BiD Is &-al&inc due to alBeit of volunteer workers. Pat Wooda, culmaater, ani! hlllsailllant, Dan Thomas, report !bat bo)'8 are wallinll Ill join dena wblcb will be crganl!ed Jill! aa aoon 18 den motheraarelomd. Active senior citlzenl and l[r81ldperenls can contribute to the program by vo1unleel'lrig to work one bour a week. Interested? Contact Mr. Woodaor Mr. Thomas or ane of lite den motbera, Mrs. Sam! McKinney, Mrs. Nil'& Nitz, Mrs. Diane Hawley or Mrs. Robert Lewis. WHILE MARY SHAFER will be weorlng • brace f..- the aest two monthl, obe'a lll8ldng good from a bed< Injury· son, Mike, In Columbus on Aug. 11 and it was three weeka before she found out that abe bad broken vertebra. She'• since been hoapltalized at prQgrel8 Mary !ellllnm a Right r1 s(epl at the borne of her Veterano Memorial. Youngsters Tour Porter Farm 1:\1. TAL REV. FORREST DONLEY RE,V., ,!'"'U~,. SE.LL,a:~.~. Foreif'" Ruii' -' i'.sbuly : MiMl'svm• - Syr8tu•, •' ' ' " " ,, .. · il. """"'•·' 'The Public Is Invited" POMEROY - A trip tAl the Frank Porter farm near Racine wao enjoyed by_ Po.meroy ' llildrigatten- ' fiiGn&atl'ts ~ T~Y, "Tblk ,c:jljldren, trawlin& on a Meigs diltrict ochool' bill, went eopecially to see the signa of autumn. Tiley collected nuta and leaveo, ieamed about ducke, IBW the lake where deer water each morning, visited the pigs and the COWl, and observed flab In Ardella Herdman, Mrs. Richard Jeftel'l, Mrs. Ge..-ge McDaniel, Mrs. Kenneth MeCullougb, Mrs. Joey Rolllh. ~ .W. Oscar Smith. a:~~UPI) -Two Rusaian coamonauta who bold the record 1..- lime In orbit, will visit the United Stales for the:yo·un·..·- took a sack .. - • lunch and ate In the Iron! yord. P<X"ter showed the children around tba farm and joined themf..-llmch. HlaiOil,Jolm,is In the afternoon sesaton. Mothera aceompanylni the group on the trip were, Mn. DovidSiater,Mrs.PauiPauley, Mrs. Viklli Gloeckner, Mrs. THE LAUNDR CENTER·\ FOR THE ~ NO-SPACE AGE. ·. l"\ STARLET . SLICKS Wedding Plans Comp Iete Denn1ae McLaughlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLaughlin, Pomeroy, to Sgt. William B. Hawella, son of Mrs. Helen Howells of Barberton, and the IBte Mr· Howells. The weddini will be an event of Saturday, Oct. 17, at 2:30 . p.m. at the Trinity Church in Pomeroy. Tbe Rev. W. H. Perrin will be assisted In performlng the ceremony by the Rev. Rick Beam of Pittsburgh, Pa., a cousin ol Sgt. Howells. Prenuptial music at 2 pm. wiU be ...-nled by Mr. Ralph Werry, ..-ganlst. HARRISONVILlE Chapter' OEA, Tuesday, I p.m. at the hall. Election of officers. Baketeaa bake ..le. MEIGS COUNTY Ministerial Assn. Tuesday, 10 a.m. Trinity Church in Pomeroy . WEDNESDAY POMEROY CHAPIER 80, Masonic Temple, 7:30 Wednesday night. Mark IIUUiter and past IIUUiter dagreea to be conferred. POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT Lions Club, United Methedlsl Church, noon Wednesday. Miss Deb<nh McLaughlin will oerve u maid or boner for ·'·ter, and the bridesmaldl ber ... will be Miss Mary Radford of Collley, and the usben aervtnc will be Mr. ~I SDallen- ~~Eiberklge, It's right, too, for big-space people ... split-level' people, multi-story people, ranch-style people. People who have to lug a mountain of dirty laundry all thr!)ugh the house. Skinny Mini can be Installed where the mountain of dirty laundry gathers. ' '' I ' ~· · -1!'! ' '• . ~, • ,· Choose From 18 New Styles ~=';.c::':.'· Ftrstgrade Q-Whlch """ tho 11101ld's firrl Negro republic1 A-The Republic of Haiti, u.uua Brown,acoualnCJtSgt. H-Ila wiU ba tile Ooww aJrl, and the rt......~ ,.m be Muter Raey . HoWI1In8 of ·Areldia, I caualD. ollbt bride, ellc\, (l !ei!I!Ptl'l" !1111 be bald In ~ __,__,. ....... _, room \ ' . l I l ,.. II' 'I e i io 1- ., ie !I 1- .. .. ll d d ' II II . IS '+-'- - · -- ...... I n\lls-Wrutlls Beautifully Designed · ly "'.lldl?fl Rarist "' ,., StrvJoot; GoiM!IIIi& .........,, Ml'lld~Htrfo Q, a Mllill 01.• w. va . . . . . . --::.::·;·,...J::;:E'=--m.ssH=~ •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ' t t t · A. GALAXY In Navy . Brown and Sitek vinyl crinkle patent uppers. $25 . I 'I •'I 1804. B •• •• It whose llOOPle declared them· aelves lreed from Frllllce in SpnpalhJ flowels S-Clicle, 2-8.,_. Automatic Wailh't; Now .! 11.00 to 28.00 Pomeroy, and Miss Susan • - - - - - - -.... Wedge or Footorla. Beat man will be Mr. Donald ..... , $1.9'~ ' ' <• • Anniversary to be Observed Oct. 18 ' ., •,. Candace Elaine Hawk is Engaged '·. )lnd ~ryers Skinny Mini Is right for no-space people .. . little home people, vacation home people, apartment people, mobile home people. People who have to forego a regular laundry pair for lack of space. Skinny Mini fits almost anywhere. Anywhere there's adequate wiring, plumbing and venting. · ITU waablaiton, Social Calendar Get the Best out of Perm~nent Press with Kenmore Washers Meet the Frigidaire Skinny Mini, A top loading washer on the bottom and a dryer on the top. Only 2 ft. wide, SY2 ft. tall. B~KE_R· 10 dayl be&IMtnc Oct. 11. Coamonauts Andrl7an Nlkolayev and Dltaley Sevastlsnov, who crbiled the earth for II daye iD June will visit New York, Huntsville, Ala Los Angeles an unde!er~ city tn the ~weal and haps Seattle the apace per · · •• Fri.b.y agency """' · Rev. Uoyd A. Lewl!!. Wedding music was provided by Mrs. John F. Jacboo, orgaJiist, and Miaa Sally Wqnet, Illite oololsl. n.. altar piece .... whib! gladioli and shattered mums backed by pslm leaves op-oyecl white. Pedestol docaralionl on each aide r1 the altar featured large white mums, .--, with candles. Candles were uaed on the pews and 21 laperl iD an Inverted V lhape were featured behind the altar. Given In marriage · by ber father, the bride wore a !..-mal gown of Iv..-y silk face peau. The A-line sllbouette featured a scoop necldine, brief lace tiered sleeveo and empire waisUtne. The empire waisUtne was accented with !Bee and beading. SUNDAY HYMN SING, Sunday, 2p.m., The train was cbapel length. n.. bride wore a bridal Freedom Goope1 Mlsaion at bonnet of silk face peau Bald Knob. 1be !lev. L. R. enbanced with delicate pesrls Gluesencamp, pastor. Public attached to bouffant tiers of silk invited. illusion. She carried a bouquet HOMECOMING lUst, Rut!Bnd Cburch of Christ, of white roses tntersperaed with IllllriHng service. 1:30 am., ..-ange sweetheart roses. The attendants were Miaa afternoon service, 2 p.m., Barbara Jean Reed, aister of buketdimer at noon. PubUc Ill the bride, maid of honor ; Mrs. invited. FLATWOODS United Gerald Barker, Coiwnbus, and Mrs. Dann Goode, Columbia, Methodist Church homecoming, bridesmalda• . and Mias Sunday, 10 a.m.; basket dinner Mo., Becky McNall, Latrobe, Pa., at nooni afternoon service at Rower gbl. 1:45 p.m. Rev. Houaeholder, COOLVILLE- Mr. and Mn. Lester Hawk of Coolville They w..-e gowns of apricot speaker; the Rev . William .,.., announc~ the engagement of their daughter, Candace karate fashioned with bateau Abson, pastor. Uhrig Bros. of Elaine, to Harry Michael Carleton, 11n1 of Mrs. Frances nocktines, brief sleeves and Chillicothe to sing. Carleton, Pomeroy, Route 3, and the late WUtard Harry empire waistlines. Panel trains Mrs. Robert Rodney Gibson MONDAY Carleton. extending from the back wero WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Miss Hawk, a 1818 graduate of Eastern 111gb School, Is edged in lace accented with Christian Service, Heath United bows Th wore beadbanda of and both mothers had cor..ges bride. altendlng Ohio University. Her fiance, a 19'10 graduate of The couple resides at 44419 Methodist Church, Middleport, orange !eelheart roses and of white gardenw surrounded Meigs Hlch School, Is employed at the Meigs County Luxury Lane, Colwnbus. 7:30 Monday at the church. carried sunburst bouquets of by purple status. . ~~ r1 lliglnrays. Wedding plana are Incomplete. The new Mrs. Gibson Is a A raception was held llllEcumenical Reality obwith greenery· orange roses . 1 · th te•cher in the Colwnbus PubUc servance. Women of other Mr Alldr the bridegroom's medtately fol owmg e Schools. She received her · the e, ed his best ceremony at Stouffer 's churches invited. step-fa r, serv as Alkire UmversL . 'ty Inn, Co1urn bus. The bachelor of arts de@ ...., from RUTLAND P.T.A., Monday, man. Abrother, Mr . Hay eddin k d led . ' of Harrisonville, Mr. Richard w g ca e was ec_ora m Stephens College, Colwnbla, 7:30 p.m. Rutland elementary .~ . Mr the orange and wb1te color Mo., and her master of arts in aud>.torium. Program on Barrows of Madison, WIS ., . peel ·u exceptional children from Ohio aafely; kindergarten class ID Jerry Moore, Colwnbus; and scheme and top wL t a Stale University. ' . have refreshments, and door M William Martin Columbus nosegay of orange roses. Sprays Mr. Gibson attended Ohio r · the uahe ' ' of orange roses and tapers were prize to be awarded. were rs. th br"d , lab! University and is now employed POMEROY PTA, 7:30 p.m. For her daughter's wedding, used on e 1 e 8 . e. as a sales representative for Monday. Seminar on parent- Mr Reed ore an aqu1a colored Guests were regastered ~Y Dialog Computlng, Inc. in s. of w Ilk Mr Alkire Mi.ss Susan Barrows and MlSS teacher relationship and the dresa raw s . J s. . · f the Columbus. was in 8 pale pink acrylic knit Patrtcla Barrows, cousms o scbool prQgrarn. nJESDAY RACINE WOGE NO. 461 F&AM Tueaday 7:30 pm. at Lodge llaU. Work in EA Degree. All master ol8SO!l8 invited. i,l.' . ,., .. ;,;,.,.:_,. . , ReVIVAJ. ltf~Y ,,brougb . · Frlclay, 'S'nowvllle ·united Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. ~I Rev. Cecil Cos, evangelist. Located on State Route 6111, 6ve Crinkle Patent"s !Ill ' miles west Route 33. PabUc PORTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. Hmner Icenhower, sbove, flaslliesl n<:w Sklrl('l invited. will obeene their golden wedding anni-.ersary on Sunday, EASTERN BAND Boosters, around ... play ing <1 Oel. 18, !rom 1 to t p.m. with an open house at their home 7:30 p.m. Tueaday at high here. llig role in Fall's tasl1ion school. Mr. and Mrs. Icenhower are the parenll of a daughter, MEIGS ATHLETIC Bonaters, l >oot <~CI' Wlletlwr Mra. Roberl Jeffers or Syracuse, and five 801l8, Clllford of Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at high Pomeroy, and Roy, Ralplt, Lewis and Leol\•rd, an of East school; film of Waveriy game . crushed <liHi sirctclly or Liverpool. Relatives and lrtenda are Invited to call during the SYRACUSE PTA, 7:30 fl<lppc d <llld onwlllt'ntc<l, open bouae boun. Tuesday at the school. State Highway patrolman to speak. this gill's <~ w inner• Cammlttees to be named for HARRISONVILLE - The CnoWtew l'rellllyleriiD C!lna cb of Col.mbul .... the ..... of the Aug. 22 weddlnc or Miss Anne Alene Reed, daugbter or Mr. and Mrs. Earl w. Reed, Columb\IJ, to Mr. Robert IIDdney GibiDII, Colwnbull, 1100 of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire, Harrisonville. The double-ring ceremony was perf..-med 11 7 p.m. by the Sears I '389 ., OUR CONGRATULATIONS Ill Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wi&al of Prospect. Friday they will observe their 30ib wedding anniversary. This couple lived In Racine lor 18 years and In a recent letter told how much they missed Meigs County and the friendly people bere. ONLY FROM FRIGIDAIRE. PRICE Wedding Vows ·in Au gus~ Community Corner By . School Carnival By Katie Crow 992 -SJ42 POMEROY - Tile fall meeilnc of the Meip C.....ty Rellrod Teachers Asloelalfea will be held Saturday at the 'l'rllllt)> Chareb in Pomeroy ..,....I with a llmcbeoli ol Alcoholism Committee Officers ·Named Mr. and Mrs. David Garver Katie's Korner Plan Luncheon B. SLICK In Black vinyl crinkle patent upper1, S11 . t �. ~ . "" .. ~. ·.· ~ . ......... .. .. . ~. - .......... ,__ . ~· .. -~ - . ......... ·~··· ··· · ··--.· - -·-.- · ·- · 1G- 'l'lle&maay Times-sentinel, SUnday, October 11, 197U Vows Read Sept. 5 PORn.AND - In a candlell&ht cerornony at the Port ·land United Methodlal Church, Miss Charleen Ward, daughter of Ml'l. Charles Ward, PorUand, and Mr. Dovid Garver, son of Mr. and Mrs. lloo Garver, Route 4, Bryan, exchanged wedding vows. n.. ceremony was performed at I p.m. on Sept. 5 by the Rev. Dole McClurg. Mrs. Ruth Ebersbach, organi!t, and Mrs. Shirley Johnson, vocalist, presented a prQgram of nuptial millie ~ng the ceremony. Mrs. Johnson's selecU0115 HIeluded "The Lord's Prayer,'' "Walk Hand In Hand," and 11 With These Hands." Baskets of white gladioU and camaUon.s dec..-ated the altar and white ..tin bows marked the pews. The bride was escorted to the altar by her uncle, Mr. Psrker Johnson. She was atUred in a gown of white anllque ..tin fashioned with a circular neckline, long puffed sleeves, and an A-line skbt, with an attached lrain . Brocaded nowers was used for the accent bim on the gown. The bride's bouffant veil of illusion was held in place by a tie. plateau of satin flowers. Distributing rice bags, tied in She carried a Bible lopped yellow and green net, were with a bouquet of while Loria ROS< and Chris Miller. sweetheart roses from which Mr. Gary Fllghtner of Bryan extended satin streamers tied in served as best man a ad the lover's !mots. uahers were Mr. william Baker, The bride's attendants were Berne, Ind., Mr. Stephen Miller, Miss Pamela Larkins, maid of Madison, 0.; and Mr. Aaron honor ; Mn. Diana Baker, Sayre, 'Portland. matron of honor; and Miss For her daughter's wedding, Beverly Price and Miaa Joyce Mrs. Ward was in a mauve pink Ritcble, bridesmaids. Mrs . lace suit with ;natcbing acBaker and the bridesmJids cessories. Mrs. Garver wore a were in llgbt green satin gowns beige two piece lace suit with with matching accessories . matching accessories and both Miss Larkins wore a pale yellow mothers had rose and carnation gown of satin. They carried corsages. colonial bouquets of sweetheart A reception honoring the roses. carnations and pompons. couple was held in the chW'ch Miss &th Miller, niece uf the annex . Thl! bride's table bride, aerved as flower girl. She featured a three-tiered wedding were a pale yellow satin gown cake topped with a miniature with a matching headpiece and bride and groom used on the carried a basket of yellow rOS< wedding cake of her sister , petals. Master Jbnmy Rose , Barbara, lS years ago. Tapers nephew of the bride, was the in crystal holders and white ringbesrer. He was in black gladioli arrangements compants with a white shirt and bow pleled the table setting. POMEROY - Meigs High School students winning IICholanblps to attend the Division of Girls and Women's Sports at CBrrollton, Ohio recenUy were Pat Harris and Bernie Hennessy. Tile alrlll were choaen for the awarda f..- their ontatanding leodeubiiJ In the Girls' AthleUc Asooclatlon. Accompanying the glrll to lbt Une-way eventwasMl'l. Joy Bentley. POMEROY - Prmed and \lelurnJonathan Meigs Chap.ter cut glass, pottery and of the Daughters of the stoneware were displayed and American Revolution. discussed by Mrs. Dwight Ahistory of glass making was Milhoan for iler program on given by Mrs. Milhoan, an 11 , Gh-.ss Making, an Early antique enthusiast. She uCraft" at Friday's meeting of described ..ndwicb glass and Mro. C. 0. Chopm11, Ralload, will "preoeat oa WUiraled folk • her .-..eat lour II ee Holy Lllld. A diiClllaioa of leclllaUoa to be pnpooed ol the lltlii ~e~~tooo POMEROY - Officers were companies, employes and of the ObJo Lecblalun .... reporll of . . dlllrlct ...r elected at the annual meeting of employers ollndustries, lamUy lllale meellnc will conclude the Meigs County Committee on problems and marital relations lbt pl'llfllD. RelerYaUoas Alcobotiam Thureclay night at ...., all · allecled by alcohol. Alcobol is a Ulil million ltr lite ~JS llllldeoa sllould St. Paul Lutheran Church. Elected were Daniel pl"oblem; lllatlstlcs prove tbal reach Mn. Amul HDidore, Bozl11, Syncuse, by the Ifni Thompson, chalnnan; Kermit alocbol Is the fourth ~gest Walton, vice chairman, and ldDer. of tbll-k. Continuing, be said that Beulah Strauss, secretary. Larry BuckeU, eo:tucaUonal alcoholism Is p-esenl in all consultant, and Mrs. ·Ruth walks of life. It cannot be Sparrow, asaistant chief of the singled out as being more alcobotiam diviBI'I" of the Ohio p-evalent In one group than In Deparbnent of Health took part others. The need Is great al this Ume to bave more teenagel'l in the meeUng. 1ilte Miss Woods Interested In Mrs. Sparrow, noting !bat the helping with the young people of Meigs County Health DepartMIDDLEPORT Mrs . ment is sponsoring the the county, be ..ld. Robert Vance entertained program, said statistics He reported tbat ooe out of Tuesday after school with a compiled by the Ohlo Depart- every 15 drinkers will become party at the Middleport Com- ment of Health bave deter- alcollolics. DetecUon of early munJty Park honoring her son, mined the need of such a group alcobolic problems and abalinll Keith Black, on his ninth in Meigs County. The quantity birthday anniversary. of alcohol consumed in a OOWity ~ill!t~~lf:m~~~ Hrs. Vance was assisted by is the basis upon which state her mother, Mrs. Eula Frances assistance is fixed . Funda lor GREAT BEND- Revival anl her grandmother, Mrs. the program are by grants frum oerviceJ will be held by the Flora Bailey. A large sign, the Ohio Department of Health Great Bead Methodist and the "Happy Birthday, Keith" was to the local department. No Belblehem BapUst Churehet featured in the decorations. money is expended by the at 7:30 eaeb evenlnJ, Nov. 1 Garnes were played with prizes county. lhrougb Nov. t at the C.reat being awarded to several Bucket! described Bead Cburcb and from Nov. 5 children. Favors were balloons, educational programs made t~rougb Nov. 8 at I be suckers and candy. po•sible through the state Bethlehem Baplllt Ollurcb. Attending were Penny department. He described the Tbere will be opeclal Wilson, Robert Riffle, Jr., Midwest Institute which aerves alnglng each evenfq. The Debbie Johnson, Nile Wilson, several slates, including Ohio, public Is lnvfled to attead. Tony Scott, Paul Wilson, Ricky and reviewed activities of a The Rev. Cbarleo Norris wOl Vance, Allen Wil.!!on, [J.vili Teenage Institute the past he the opeaker and llle Bev. Vance, Keith Scott, Klmberiy summer at Wittenberg College Earl Shuler will be the sonc Payne, Mike Vance, Kelvin Lee, which dealt with drug abuse and leader. Cburcbes are also Judy Luvender, Danny Smith, alcohol. Invited to seud singen to the Angela Payne, Steven LitUe, Debbie Woods, daughter of services. Lisa Scaggs, Angela Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods, Terry McDaniel, lloo Geary, Chesler, was one of the - . . ,......,.,..,;:::·'"""""'*"x· Jbnmy Thomas, Max Geary, teenagers attendJng this in· ~w~~:;:%!;:;:;:~:~::!«?-~::N::-:::;:::: David Shuler, Pbillp Hond, Ray stitute. Miaa Woods spoke on Mowery, and Mark Hood. her experiences there. Be a Cheerleader Adults present were Mrs. Ann Ralph Lockhart, chairman of "Perk up a friend Yeauger, Mrs. Gertrude Kloes, the Lawrence County ComMrs. Sybil Riffle, and Marion mittee on Alcoholism, w.. also on the Sick Ust" Frances. Cupcakes, ice cream a speaker. He told of the large Send A and Kool-Aid were served. Bouquet of Flowers number of auto accidents From resulting from alcohol. He . Q-Hof110!1.1tu;li.-M~!~ ,daes , esplained the laws as they II a bee coUecf cffi"rmg 118 life· apply to auto Insurance. Ninth Birthday Is Celebrated Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Carolyn Prk.,. .: and Mrs . Phyllis Ritchie . Miss Sandra Johnson registered the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Garver are residing in their newly purchased borne at 3419 Addison Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. The bride is a graduate of Southem Local High School and Haedel College in Fort Wayne. She is employed at General Electric Co. The bridegroom graduated from Fairview High School in Sherwood and Midwestern ColJege as an electronics technician. He is employed at Magna vox Corp. in Fort Wayne. Out-of-town guests at the wedding and reception were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Miller, Steve, Beth and Chris. MadiBon ; Mrs. Tom Wolfe, Buckeye Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Don Garver, Bryan; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rose, Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fligbtner, Bryan; Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, Berne, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs . Parker Jackson and daughter, .rarkersburg; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rose, MiUford ; l~e?A worker honeybee col- He stresaed that taxpayers' Mr. and Mrs. LouiB Baker, !eels only about one-tenth of .tbne and money Is spent an Lima. a pound of honey during Its drinking - not necessarily drunken - drivers. County entire lifetime. agencies, auto insurance Is on Thursday CHESTER - The Chester PTA will sponaor a Halloween Carnival Thuraday, Oct. 15, at 4 p.m. at the Chester Grade School. A jitney supper will be served EVERYONE KNOWS the boye r1 lbe Ritchie famUy of the at 4 pm. with the carnival at 8 a-tor area are and have been outstanding athletes. Further p.m. To be featured at the -Mnc the athletic reputation r1 the Ritcble clan Is Eastern carnival are gBrnes and a sweet C..ch Llrry Rllchle's cousin, Did< Kuhn, who Is a member of the shop. Comntltteeo will be responasu Budti!J e aquad. Killin lsthe1011ofMr. and Mn. Carl Kuhn of Louisville, Ohio. sible for decorating their Hlala1bor, Carl Kulm, Is a former resident of Tuppers 'Plains, and reapective booths. Empty one lU malber, thel<nDir Eileen Rllcbie, grew up In Chester, bavlng gallon glasa jars.,.., needed and p-aduoled lnm Oltater 111gb Sdlool In 111111. Grandparents of may be left at the school. )'11111111 Kulm are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rlt<>hie, fonnerly of a-tor, now residing In Columbls. SPEAKER ANNOUNCED Kulm, at 6-2, 211lbe., played. tight end for OSU bb first two POMEROY - Mrs. Vibna yean beldnd bigger and faster Jan White. Kuhn worked harder Pikkoja of the Meigs Extension than 111011 ftrst atrlngers. As a result, he p!Byed ill aU 19 games Library Service, will be guest idnce lll8ldng the vsrslty. speaker at a meeUng of the Kulm was made a tackle thia !aU. Two weelao ago he was Meigs TOPS Knotchers made a guard. Kuhn opened on the left side of center Tom Tuesday night at the Meigs DeLemelntheopeninggamewith Texas Aldll. From aU reports, County Infirmary. Queen for Woody Hayes Is mighty pleased with Kulm's oulatrulding per- tsst week based on weight loss was Mrs. Norma Ruasell with fOl"IIIIIIICO .. a guard. Kulm wants to be a foot beD coach, but be would llkelo try pl"O Miss Becky Eblin as the runnerup. Members are reminded bellflnll. The prosnUgbtfltbbn In as a linebacker. Rlgbt now all he Is Interested In Is dning a good job as a guard that weiglHn lime for the Oct. :Ill meeUng Is between 6:45 and for osu. 7:15p.m. 'J'IIANK.S TO MRS. JAMES HARLEY of Middleport for her very ldnd w..-da. In last week's colunm thlo rep..-ter lllked the CJ!esUan,dowe know who our elected officials are an coonty, siaie .,d federal level? Mrs. Harley and others would lilte to know the anawers -so bere goeo : County officials, Robert Hartenbach, oherlff; Eleanor ~. reccrder; Howard Frank, treasurer; GordGri Caldwell, IIUdltor; Evelyn Lucke, clerk of courts; Hal'IIKIII O'Brien, p-obate judge; Fl'l'* W. P..-ter, county judge; Jolm Bacon, common pleas judge; lllate officials, James A. Rbodes, governor; Ralpb Welker, District Z7 representative ; John Herbert, tre81111"er; Ted JlroWII, oecretsry of lllate; Oal<ley Colllnl, senator; Jolm H. llro1m, Lt. Governor ; Paul W. Brown, attorney general; Rnger Cloud, andilor; federal offir.lals, Clarence Miller, oongreosman, oncl William Saxbe and Stephen Young, aell8tol'l. YOUR CADUJ.AC DEAJ.ER KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES OPEN EVES. TIL 8 GMAC Flnonclnt Available Glass Making an Early Cr8ft told of the small. cup pia~ which are r.,..,and a collector's Item ioci!'Y · ~bossed IIi the boltools ·Of 1M· plaleJ were pstriotlc vmbl>b. Another ~tem displayed by . · Dudl&y's Florid Serving : O.lllpolls Pomeroy. Midditporl. o. & Mo ... Co.. W. Yo . 446·1777 or 992-SUO them is imporlant. lAck!tart aaked thai the Rev. Arllll1" !Jmd, the new coun&elor, ba given aU llllistance posaible by the _people in the county, law enforcement of. llclals, mlnlBterl, lchool ofllcials and every person Interested In the good of the community. The Rev. Mr. LUnd aplatned to the li peno111 attending wbat be hopes to be able to accompliab and he solicited the aaalstance of all Interested people&. lila goals, be aald, are not ones thai can be acbleved Immediately, but with the proper cooperatlo~ the uiUmab! solutions can be reached. He extended an Invitation tAl aU Meigs cuuntlans to attend a meeting of the committee ill November. A social bour followed the Mrs. MilhOan and desCribed as very valuolile Will ·a amaU copper. l"ter plt<>her. Tbe Yattu klnda of chiDa were diSCulljed by the program chairman. Moe~ at the Uttcoln Hill borne of Mrs. Dor Schiefer, Mrs. Guy Nelgler, regent, opened the meeling in ritualistic f<nD. New proaram ·bonka were distributed by Mrs. J. Edward Footer, vice regent. A reJIIl"l wu given on the Soulbeut Dtslricl meeting held at thl Firat Baptist Olurch In Martelli, Sept. 13. Mila Wovie Ripple bad charge of the aesaion attended by Mrs. Neliler, Mrs. Footer and Mn. Nancy Reed. The rqent rNCI an Invitation to a bmcbeon which wiU l!e held at the Holiday 1M at South Point on Nov. 7. The state regent will be thore. Plana were announced lor a marker to be placed •t the grove aile of Mrs. Edith liarUnger. Mrs. Mae Crary Mora was voted Into the membership of the D.A.R. Roses from the garden Of Mrs. Schaefer dec..-aled the home. A deuert course was oerved by Mrs. Schaefer and Mrs. Patrick Lochary 888lsted by Mrs. no Strickland. ~- . EVANGELADE OCIOBER 11th lHRU 18th 7:30 NIGHTLY MuiY United Methodist a.urth, Syracuse POMEROY "You'll Ute. Our Quality Way of Doing Business'' Charlene Hoeflich POJ;EROY - Mrs• .,.,._ llldtlrdl baa been aeledlid U candtdatllll'om lbt.I'IIMdence AolodAIICIIt to "II'IIP"t lor lbelllalell!le llibe!lllo lll[llh'General AMW~IIon. Sbe wiU Bo Ill Allrm ICI' lbe COIIVenUoD Wed.....7, Fer lbt qaeoi. CIIIJliiOiitlcllt 111e llllllt beroell a beautiful liut &own· oar belt wishes . , • '1".,' SUCH A NOVEL wedding~"S.-1181- Walter M. Hmls, U.S.M.C., bas promoted Bellrlce Kitchen to the rank r1 wUe. The Induction certmOil1 wu perfunned In Santa Mania!, Calli. an Aug. 11. The couple is rellclng at 3132Meade Avmue, Apt. I, Sonllillllo, Calli, ll2111''. Wilter Mum7 Hmls groduatlld from Middleport Hlch SchoOl In 1811 and IInce then bas been II'I'Vini In the Marine Carpi. He wee recently pnmotlld to the riJik olllaff •geanl meritorloaaly. He Is the son of Mn. Charles Searlel of Middleport. Tile Iormor Mill Kitchon is origjnally from Logan and grodualed from Obio Untvenity. She is the dautJhter of Mrs. Belly Kllchlll, Columbull. IF YOU ARE AN antique entbuliast, about the nicest gift you can recei-.e Is a oplnDlna wbeei. Mill Pauline Carter was delighted with the me preNJlled to her by ber aunt, Mlaa Lucretia Geabeimer. . Mila Carter, who llveJ in Cioanrob!r, Fla., apent a week bert with her aunt and the two "did the !Alwa" lor anllqueo. Tbey lound IOV!II'al old boiUea which Mill Carter peclredcarefully lor the trip bad< "' Florida. IF THEY EVER need you, they need you now I The Pomeroy CUb Scoot fliVIi BiD Is &-al&inc due to alBeit of volunteer workers. Pat Wooda, culmaater, ani! hlllsailllant, Dan Thomas, report !bat bo)'8 are wallinll Ill join dena wblcb will be crganl!ed Jill! aa aoon 18 den motheraarelomd. Active senior citlzenl and l[r81ldperenls can contribute to the program by vo1unleel'lrig to work one bour a week. Interested? Contact Mr. Woodaor Mr. Thomas or ane of lite den motbera, Mrs. Sam! McKinney, Mrs. Nil'& Nitz, Mrs. Diane Hawley or Mrs. Robert Lewis. WHILE MARY SHAFER will be weorlng • brace f..- the aest two monthl, obe'a lll8ldng good from a bed< Injury· son, Mike, In Columbus on Aug. 11 and it was three weeka before she found out that abe bad broken vertebra. She'• since been hoapltalized at prQgrel8 Mary !ellllnm a Right r1 s(epl at the borne of her Veterano Memorial. Youngsters Tour Porter Farm 1:\1. TAL REV. FORREST DONLEY RE,V., ,!'"'U~,. SE.LL,a:~.~. Foreif'" Ruii' -' i'.sbuly : MiMl'svm• - Syr8tu•, •' ' ' " " ,, .. · il. """"'•·' 'The Public Is Invited" POMEROY - A trip tAl the Frank Porter farm near Racine wao enjoyed by_ Po.meroy ' llildrigatten- ' fiiGn&atl'ts ~ T~Y, "Tblk ,c:jljldren, trawlin& on a Meigs diltrict ochool' bill, went eopecially to see the signa of autumn. Tiley collected nuta and leaveo, ieamed about ducke, IBW the lake where deer water each morning, visited the pigs and the COWl, and observed flab In Ardella Herdman, Mrs. Richard Jeftel'l, Mrs. Ge..-ge McDaniel, Mrs. Kenneth MeCullougb, Mrs. Joey Rolllh. ~ .W. Oscar Smith. a:~~UPI) -Two Rusaian coamonauta who bold the record 1..- lime In orbit, will visit the United Stales for the:yo·un·..·- took a sack .. - • lunch and ate In the Iron! yord. P<X"ter showed the children around tba farm and joined themf..-llmch. HlaiOil,Jolm,is In the afternoon sesaton. Mothera aceompanylni the group on the trip were, Mn. DovidSiater,Mrs.PauiPauley, Mrs. Viklli Gloeckner, Mrs. THE LAUNDR CENTER·\ FOR THE ~ NO-SPACE AGE. ·. l"\ STARLET . SLICKS Wedding Plans Comp Iete Denn1ae McLaughlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLaughlin, Pomeroy, to Sgt. William B. Hawella, son of Mrs. Helen Howells of Barberton, and the IBte Mr· Howells. The weddini will be an event of Saturday, Oct. 17, at 2:30 . p.m. at the Trinity Church in Pomeroy. Tbe Rev. W. H. Perrin will be assisted In performlng the ceremony by the Rev. Rick Beam of Pittsburgh, Pa., a cousin ol Sgt. Howells. Prenuptial music at 2 pm. wiU be ...-nled by Mr. Ralph Werry, ..-ganlst. HARRISONVILlE Chapter' OEA, Tuesday, I p.m. at the hall. Election of officers. Baketeaa bake ..le. MEIGS COUNTY Ministerial Assn. Tuesday, 10 a.m. Trinity Church in Pomeroy . WEDNESDAY POMEROY CHAPIER 80, Masonic Temple, 7:30 Wednesday night. Mark IIUUiter and past IIUUiter dagreea to be conferred. POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT Lions Club, United Methedlsl Church, noon Wednesday. Miss Deb<nh McLaughlin will oerve u maid or boner for ·'·ter, and the bridesmaldl ber ... will be Miss Mary Radford of Collley, and the usben aervtnc will be Mr. ~I SDallen- ~~Eiberklge, It's right, too, for big-space people ... split-level' people, multi-story people, ranch-style people. People who have to lug a mountain of dirty laundry all thr!)ugh the house. Skinny Mini can be Installed where the mountain of dirty laundry gathers. ' '' I ' ~· · -1!'! ' '• . ~, • ,· Choose From 18 New Styles ~=';.c::':.'· Ftrstgrade Q-Whlch """ tho 11101ld's firrl Negro republic1 A-The Republic of Haiti, u.uua Brown,acoualnCJtSgt. H-Ila wiU ba tile Ooww aJrl, and the rt......~ ,.m be Muter Raey . HoWI1In8 of ·Areldia, I caualD. ollbt bride, ellc\, (l !ei!I!Ptl'l" !1111 be bald In ~ __,__,. ....... _, room \ ' . l I l ,.. II' 'I e i io 1- ., ie !I 1- .. .. ll d d ' II II . IS '+-'- - · -- ...... I n\lls-Wrutlls Beautifully Designed · ly "'.lldl?fl Rarist "' ,., StrvJoot; GoiM!IIIi& .........,, Ml'lld~Htrfo Q, a Mllill 01.• w. va . . . . . . --::.::·;·,...J::;:E'=--m.ssH=~ •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ' t t t · A. GALAXY In Navy . Brown and Sitek vinyl crinkle patent uppers. $25 . I 'I •'I 1804. B •• •• It whose llOOPle declared them· aelves lreed from Frllllce in SpnpalhJ flowels S-Clicle, 2-8.,_. Automatic Wailh't; Now .! 11.00 to 28.00 Pomeroy, and Miss Susan • - - - - - - -.... Wedge or Footorla. Beat man will be Mr. Donald ..... , $1.9'~ ' ' <• • Anniversary to be Observed Oct. 18 ' ., •,. Candace Elaine Hawk is Engaged '·. )lnd ~ryers Skinny Mini Is right for no-space people .. . little home people, vacation home people, apartment people, mobile home people. People who have to forego a regular laundry pair for lack of space. Skinny Mini fits almost anywhere. Anywhere there's adequate wiring, plumbing and venting. · ITU waablaiton, Social Calendar Get the Best out of Perm~nent Press with Kenmore Washers Meet the Frigidaire Skinny Mini, A top loading washer on the bottom and a dryer on the top. Only 2 ft. wide, SY2 ft. tall. B~KE_R· 10 dayl be&IMtnc Oct. 11. Coamonauts Andrl7an Nlkolayev and Dltaley Sevastlsnov, who crbiled the earth for II daye iD June will visit New York, Huntsville, Ala Los Angeles an unde!er~ city tn the ~weal and haps Seattle the apace per · · •• Fri.b.y agency """' · Rev. Uoyd A. Lewl!!. Wedding music was provided by Mrs. John F. Jacboo, orgaJiist, and Miaa Sally Wqnet, Illite oololsl. n.. altar piece .... whib! gladioli and shattered mums backed by pslm leaves op-oyecl white. Pedestol docaralionl on each aide r1 the altar featured large white mums, .--, with candles. Candles were uaed on the pews and 21 laperl iD an Inverted V lhape were featured behind the altar. Given In marriage · by ber father, the bride wore a !..-mal gown of Iv..-y silk face peau. The A-line sllbouette featured a scoop necldine, brief lace tiered sleeveo and empire waisUtne. The empire waisUtne was accented with !Bee and beading. SUNDAY HYMN SING, Sunday, 2p.m., The train was cbapel length. n.. bride wore a bridal Freedom Goope1 Mlsaion at bonnet of silk face peau Bald Knob. 1be !lev. L. R. enbanced with delicate pesrls Gluesencamp, pastor. Public attached to bouffant tiers of silk invited. illusion. She carried a bouquet HOMECOMING lUst, Rut!Bnd Cburch of Christ, of white roses tntersperaed with IllllriHng service. 1:30 am., ..-ange sweetheart roses. The attendants were Miaa afternoon service, 2 p.m., Barbara Jean Reed, aister of buketdimer at noon. PubUc Ill the bride, maid of honor ; Mrs. invited. FLATWOODS United Gerald Barker, Coiwnbus, and Mrs. Dann Goode, Columbia, Methodist Church homecoming, bridesmalda• . and Mias Sunday, 10 a.m.; basket dinner Mo., Becky McNall, Latrobe, Pa., at nooni afternoon service at Rower gbl. 1:45 p.m. Rev. Houaeholder, COOLVILLE- Mr. and Mn. Lester Hawk of Coolville They w..-e gowns of apricot speaker; the Rev . William .,.., announc~ the engagement of their daughter, Candace karate fashioned with bateau Abson, pastor. Uhrig Bros. of Elaine, to Harry Michael Carleton, 11n1 of Mrs. Frances nocktines, brief sleeves and Chillicothe to sing. Carleton, Pomeroy, Route 3, and the late WUtard Harry empire waistlines. Panel trains Mrs. Robert Rodney Gibson MONDAY Carleton. extending from the back wero WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Miss Hawk, a 1818 graduate of Eastern 111gb School, Is edged in lace accented with Christian Service, Heath United bows Th wore beadbanda of and both mothers had cor..ges bride. altendlng Ohio University. Her fiance, a 19'10 graduate of The couple resides at 44419 Methodist Church, Middleport, orange !eelheart roses and of white gardenw surrounded Meigs Hlch School, Is employed at the Meigs County Luxury Lane, Colwnbus. 7:30 Monday at the church. carried sunburst bouquets of by purple status. . ~~ r1 lliglnrays. Wedding plana are Incomplete. The new Mrs. Gibson Is a A raception was held llllEcumenical Reality obwith greenery· orange roses . 1 · th te•cher in the Colwnbus PubUc servance. Women of other Mr Alldr the bridegroom's medtately fol owmg e Schools. She received her · the e, ed his best ceremony at Stouffer 's churches invited. step-fa r, serv as Alkire UmversL . 'ty Inn, Co1urn bus. The bachelor of arts de@ ...., from RUTLAND P.T.A., Monday, man. Abrother, Mr . Hay eddin k d led . ' of Harrisonville, Mr. Richard w g ca e was ec_ora m Stephens College, Colwnbla, 7:30 p.m. Rutland elementary .~ . Mr the orange and wb1te color Mo., and her master of arts in aud>.torium. Program on Barrows of Madison, WIS ., . peel ·u exceptional children from Ohio aafely; kindergarten class ID Jerry Moore, Colwnbus; and scheme and top wL t a Stale University. ' . have refreshments, and door M William Martin Columbus nosegay of orange roses. Sprays Mr. Gibson attended Ohio r · the uahe ' ' of orange roses and tapers were prize to be awarded. were rs. th br"d , lab! University and is now employed POMEROY PTA, 7:30 p.m. For her daughter's wedding, used on e 1 e 8 . e. as a sales representative for Monday. Seminar on parent- Mr Reed ore an aqu1a colored Guests were regastered ~Y Dialog Computlng, Inc. in s. of w Ilk Mr Alkire Mi.ss Susan Barrows and MlSS teacher relationship and the dresa raw s . J s. . · f the Columbus. was in 8 pale pink acrylic knit Patrtcla Barrows, cousms o scbool prQgrarn. nJESDAY RACINE WOGE NO. 461 F&AM Tueaday 7:30 pm. at Lodge llaU. Work in EA Degree. All master ol8SO!l8 invited. i,l.' . ,., .. ;,;,.,.:_,. . , ReVIVAJ. ltf~Y ,,brougb . · Frlclay, 'S'nowvllle ·united Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. ~I Rev. Cecil Cos, evangelist. Located on State Route 6111, 6ve Crinkle Patent"s !Ill ' miles west Route 33. PabUc PORTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. Hmner Icenhower, sbove, flaslliesl n<:w Sklrl('l invited. will obeene their golden wedding anni-.ersary on Sunday, EASTERN BAND Boosters, around ... play ing <1 Oel. 18, !rom 1 to t p.m. with an open house at their home 7:30 p.m. Tueaday at high here. llig role in Fall's tasl1ion school. Mr. and Mrs. Icenhower are the parenll of a daughter, MEIGS ATHLETIC Bonaters, l >oot <~CI' Wlletlwr Mra. Roberl Jeffers or Syracuse, and five 801l8, Clllford of Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at high Pomeroy, and Roy, Ralplt, Lewis and Leol\•rd, an of East school; film of Waveriy game . crushed <liHi sirctclly or Liverpool. Relatives and lrtenda are Invited to call during the SYRACUSE PTA, 7:30 fl<lppc d <llld onwlllt'ntc<l, open bouae boun. Tuesday at the school. State Highway patrolman to speak. this gill's <~ w inner• Cammlttees to be named for HARRISONVILLE - The CnoWtew l'rellllyleriiD C!lna cb of Col.mbul .... the ..... of the Aug. 22 weddlnc or Miss Anne Alene Reed, daugbter or Mr. and Mrs. Earl w. Reed, Columb\IJ, to Mr. Robert IIDdney GibiDII, Colwnbull, 1100 of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire, Harrisonville. The double-ring ceremony was perf..-med 11 7 p.m. by the Sears I '389 ., OUR CONGRATULATIONS Ill Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wi&al of Prospect. Friday they will observe their 30ib wedding anniversary. This couple lived In Racine lor 18 years and In a recent letter told how much they missed Meigs County and the friendly people bere. ONLY FROM FRIGIDAIRE. PRICE Wedding Vows ·in Au gus~ Community Corner By . School Carnival By Katie Crow 992 -SJ42 POMEROY - Tile fall meeilnc of the Meip C.....ty Rellrod Teachers Asloelalfea will be held Saturday at the 'l'rllllt)> Chareb in Pomeroy ..,....I with a llmcbeoli ol Alcoholism Committee Officers ·Named Mr. and Mrs. David Garver Katie's Korner Plan Luncheon B. SLICK In Black vinyl crinkle patent upper1, S11 . t �Rev. Kuhn GALLIPOUS - The Ohio Valley Uvestock Cm!pluly stocllyanla will be bustling with adlvlty Tuesday, Oct. 13, the date ol the annual Gall!polls Feeder Calf Sale. County Agent Jlud Cartor said Saturday about 550 head of local Ieeder calvea have been consJcned.Conalgnments still may be made at the stockyards <r Elllenslm Office. F<r the Oral lime thts POMEROY - The Rev. Robert Kuhn, paatm- of the Pomeroy Firat Baptist Church, II one of lll Ohio mlnilten nominated lA> participate In the "Eaperlmonlln Ministry tor the 1"' WNI rnl)' be dell...... lo the yll'llo alllr 3 p.m., "101" at the Univeralty Baptist Church, Columbua, Nov. U Monday, Oct. !! (afleu1041und evenlnfl belen the llle). In· Allnouncement of hla wel&blng and lalflllnllllll be done when they are dellvertd. nomlnaUoo waa made at the All calves must be deH.end to the yards by 11 a.m. oo Wedneaday evening quarll!rly Tuesday. Sale time 1a a p.m. bualnesa meeting of the church. 'l'lle mlnilll!r reed a letter from HOSPITAL NEWS tho Rev. Raymond B. Farrow, • ........... mlnilll!r of CbrlaUan Holzer Medical Cenll!r First higher education, advlalng him Ave. and Cedar St. ~ of plans foe the Experiment In the trrugh. vllitlni hpUI'S 2-4 and 7-6 p.m. Ministry. The Rev. Mr. Kuhn II Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to one of four mlnlalera In lbe.Rio CECIL A. SMITH, whole 4:30 p.m. Parents ooly on Grande AsaOctalion Invited to farm ts behind West Columbia, Pediatrics Ward. parUcipate. Ia planning lA> improve a apring. A fellowship supper preceded Diacbarles Denver Yoho helped bim with Mrs. Melvin L. Barcus, the quarterly bualnesa meetlni detailed layout for II. The apring James H. Caufman, Mrs. John with the Rev. Mr. Kuhn opening is oot a well defined vein ol W. Cox, James E. Crace, Mrs. with devotions from n CIO'In· water, buI ts a aeepy place ZeUa Cross, Mrs. Jack L. GOode tblan.s, 1.9-2&. He spoke of the along a 50-fuot dlslance. He plans lA> uae perforated We and infant daughter , Mrs. conversion of Saul and relal;ed it placed I II or 2 feet underground Robert E. Harper, Mrs. Goldie to ilves of people today. to collect the water. The M. Harrison, Mrs. Marylin Orval Wlles, moderator, watering troogh which he plans Higginbotham, Rev . WUaoo H. conducted the meeting with McOomaa, Mrs. Larry Wayne reports from the various to use is a metal tank measuring 6 to 6\1 feet and II 3 McDaniel and infant son, Mrs. SUnday School and church of. David H. McQuaid, Mrs. fleers being given. Wiles and feet deep . He will equip thts Raymond E. Moos and infant Mrs. J. Edward Foster were tank with plumbing "' aa to allow water to enter the tank son, Mrs. Lewis Osher, Mrs. appointed trustees to fill the from the bottom and r... the Andrew J. Parsons, Paul M. vacancy of Mr. and Mro. overflow to drain out through a Riggs, Mrs. Harry s. Wtillam Sheridan, Jr., who Rocltvltch. Eerneat Saunders, moved recently to Rio Grande. hole In the bottom of the tank. Mrs. Willtam A. Taylor and Rusty Walker, church infant son, Mrs. Richard E. custodian, was requested to sit FWYD RAYBURN, oft Thacker and infant daughter in on the trustee meeUngs in the Sandhill Road, laid 1275 feet of future In an advisory capacity tile lA> drain 80IIIt! wet land. SCS Everett Thorne, Billy Tolber~ Vincent J. Vanmeter, pertaining to work at the technicians designed the drainage •l·stems and the Mrs. Lena Wells, Mrs. Francia church. The One-WorKlne class dilching wu done by the dllcher K. Remy, Mrs. Myron Bryan, reported that a child in of the West Soil Cmaervation William K. Wilcox , Mrs. Hongkong is still being supDistrict. 'l'llese tlle sylllems Kenneth Tomlinson, Robert G. p<rted. The Young Adult Class were what l.s known as ''ran- Hood, and Miss Effie Mmt- announced plans for a Cbrlaf.. gomery. mas lree saJe, and church dom" systems. Tbll mean.s U1at Mrs. Wayne A. Baker, Mrs. Christmas plana were tile linea are single Ones wblch go from an wtlet lllrwgb 11 wet ArUey E. Blake, Charlea s. diacuased. As in previous years, area. Two rJ. these We lines Borden, Mrs. Donald Alfred baakets will.be distributed and a went thrwgh wet areas to the Carman and infant daughter, program will be held. base of the hill where S!X'ings Mrs. Joseph F. Craycraft, Mrs. Joseph 0 . Ellis, Trent E. were seeping out of the hill. Fillinger, Mrs. Curtis M. Hayes and infant son, Mrs. Wtillam P. Hickman, Mrs. Paul E. HolUngahead, Wayne A. Huff· man, Charlea David Jenkins, Mrs. Theodore Johnson, Mrs. ~- W tfli•IIJ jelen Loog, Mrs. !JIIIan G•.Moeail, Mrs. Stanley M. Piyne, James presided at the Fall Conference Bartholemus Rapp, Earl w. of Units held in Junction City. Robinson, Vickie Lynn Roush, Unit 376 hosted the meeting Harry D. Rush, Price E. which featured school& of ln- Revegetation Inspected BY JOHN COOPER SoD CoalervoU.., Service PI'. PLEASANT - We saw aome 2 yr. old 12-loot high black alder standa and also some ar· eas completely bare on a recent conaervaUonillts that a Ugbt ground cover Ia more quickly established. EffortB are being made now to Include grass seedings along with tree plantings In order to ..,vent erosion of the soil and Lay of the Land sedimentation of nearby streams. Inspection of strip mine revegetation In Maaon County. EVERETT GILL, whose These Inspections were made farm Ia near GalllpoU.. Ferry, by Edward Bumgarner and told us that bla recently bullt Jesse Brown of the Western Soil pond was almost full of water. Conservation District, Steve He bull! thts pmd in July near Layton, Strip Mine fn.speciA>r the top of the hill in a large fM the West VirginiB Depart· posture field . He seeded and ment of Natural Resources, together with Phil Loudermilk mulched the fill and ail bare areas, bull! a fence around the and myself. SUch Inspections are made of pond and constructed a conplanted areas two years after crete watering trougb with an the planting to deter mine automatic ftoat valve below the dam. Mr. Gill said, "My cattle whether revegetation has been accomplished . Sometimes use it every day. They oon't replanting is done after one have to go oft the hill to the hollow to get water any more." year. 'lbe black alder wblch we observed had made excellent ROBERT NEWBERRY, oft growth on some of the strip San<lllll Road. recenUy com· mine spoil, wh.IJe other areas pleted two spring developwere too toxic for any plants to ments. Denver Yoho of SCS grow. The toxic condition Ia visited the Newberry tarm and caused by a very low pH oc acid rep<rted that Mr. Newberry's cattle were already making full aoil. Other trees which haoe been use of the new water facilities. planted with succe5B on strip At one of the troughs he saw several head of cattle drinking mine spoll are black locust and and had made away with about autumn olive. hall of the 51MJ.«&Uon capecity of It Ia of great concern to I By Ulllled Preao bterullollll New Free StaU Bam to be Vuited I a: GALLII'OUS -Ninety-ei&bt recJslered IIDI!oteln con are bouaed In lbll new free llall bam oo tile Odell Meredith dairy farm, near Asheboro, N.C., a family farm operation with a hefd procludloo cl16,914 pounds milk per cow per year. 'iJ, 'llda farm, said Bud Carter, Gallla nleno!m agent, is one of seven dairy farms lA> be visited during lbe ~blo Valley Deiry Tour, October 2&-30. LoW people wbo have made r..-vallooa are Mr. and Mrs. Walll!r Roae, Nortbup; Rei Shenefield, Melp Cwnty, and Mr. IDd Mrs. VIetor Wllaoo, Zanesville. AdYance reHrVallooa !or the wtate tour should be made with the Gallla County Ex· -.n OOice by Monday, Oct. 12,-final reHrVallooa and fee paid by Mooday, Oct. 19. Coat per penon Ia f75, wblcb lncludeslranlpartalion and folD' ni&bta lodging. 'l'lle group IIIII travel by chartered bus with the driver, BW Hutcblnga, who baa taken the ~ the Jut two 1"'8· One-balf day will be open! lli&btaesing In Great Srnolly MOUJUina NaUanal Park. - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- -- - - - - Eddy's Schedule For Week is Set mage MID~~~R~ rwn· llle will be held Friday POMEROY - Mr . Eddy Educatm-'s schedule l<r the week of Oct. 12th-16th: MONDAY - Salisbury. II10:25; SnowvUie, 11-11:15; Zaleski, 12:»3:06; Prattsville, 3:45-4; School Lot, UO • S; Carpenter, S: 15-6; Harrisonville, 6:30 • 7; Wolfe Pen, 7: 30 • 6. TUESDAY - Eastern, 9 • II :30 ; Racine , 12:30·3; Wagner's, 3:15-3:30; Harden's 4-4:30; Rizer's, 4:45 • S:30; Forest Run, 5 : 4S-6 : 4~; Minersville, 7 • 7:30; Naomi, 7:45 . 1:15. TIIURSDAY - Syracuse, !1- Auxiliary Units 10:30; Antiquity, 11-11:11 ; Letart,12-2; Eaa1Leart,2:15-4. The Bookmoblle ataft will aU he in Columbus Friday, Oct.l6. WEDDING DATE SET MIDDLEPORT Miss Wendy Nickels, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. !.eater L. Nickell, Bay Village, and Mr. Thomas King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kind. Middlepcrt, Route I, will he married Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the Bay Presbyterian Church, Columbia and Lake Rd., Bay Village. and Saturday at the Fry bulldingonMiiiSt. bywomenof Heath United Methodist Ch!D'ch. Items will be piclled up by Mrs. James Jlvldon, Mrs. Nan Moore, and Mrs. Norman Wayland. MEETING I'08TPONED POMEROY - 'l'lle meelin3 of the Rock Springs Better Health Club scheduled Tburaday nlgbt has been pootponed until Oct. 22 at lbe home of Mrs. Hugh Bearha. 'l'lle program will in· elude a ''J>IIIn a poke" llle and the revuUnc of MCI'Ot pals. Be Sure ToArtend ThB Fairfield Counry oO Hold Conference • If You Can Pay Rent .•. Velorua Memorial llolpUaJ ADMISSIONS - Ruth Carr, MORE SITES NOW YOU AVAILABlf IN RIVERVIEW ACRES CAN BUY A NEW HOME No Down Payment Month~ Pa,ments can range fnlm '50 to '80 FINANCING AVAilABLE Applications Now Being Accepted IN RIVERVIEW ACRES MIDDLEPORT Call Now! Prepare Application Move Into Your Home In 90 Days. !· ·. CONVEY OUR CONGRATI NEW YORK (UPI)-Joe Oon· vey, a handicapper for United Preas lnternallonal picked seven winnerlln nine raceo at AUanlk City Friday, lncludin& the daily double and two euctaa. The dally double payoff .... w<rlll fl4UI and the two euctaa fl67 .110 and f'IO,IO respectl.ely. NETS WAlVE I GOODBY NEW YORK (UPIJ-&ard Stave Chubln and cellll!r RDd Molntyre Friday were pt.d on waivers by the New York Neta of the American BuUIball AaloclaUoo. Onabln lla nteran of three whlle Mclntjft Ia -~ ~:" Dried Cl .-.uJ.. D--Ad Wil also build Gil J0U1 site Will custom build ham• in any price IIIIi' ~oo~:.....& ,.•..,._ JEMO ASSOCIATES, INC. FORMERLY KISSEll AssOciATES, IIIC. 204 ACTOII ROAD OOWMBUS, 0., 43214 ...--... ¥ •••••II OUr Shop n. ........ Flollst _....., ill IAL Mft.. ~Uoo piJyslcal. ·U, S. Manbal Floyd Park, wanting lA> help Willman on the phyllcal, turned bla office inlo a malwhlft barber lhop and cut 'tile lwei,_.. growth of hair, ·. Wittman then failed lA> pass the phyllcal. ':r"ft ... callod o~ ~~Jr. and Mra. ......... ' Johatton Tuelcla1 rvenlnC- ::;:" --~· -- -- ' o. · .. I•· tot 1. . , . , : : . - • ., ""' '"' - LOS ANGELES co..., ..n " .._.,. • - - :•:=-..... ••ul.••• I=~~ -~ ~ •- ,~ l=·. ·, oc..ttnt• ,... . ~cq- · liD ......- · ' ' • ----~~--------~,....,.---- ' /'' .~ . ,,·C -..c.-,..1 3 • •........ ,... ... ,.:- ·~~~!~,:=~ ;~~!~;10.[J!:' · ;~:'I.J . ;;;,.. ,.-., ...... .. .- -......... c ' .~.·~ I ; "' - . Eneulve Domage Letters from aeveral Weath· erman groupe claimed credit for explosions In pre-dawn hours Tburaday caualng extenlive damage at a courthouse in San Rafael, Ca!H., a National Guard armory In Santa Bar· bara, Calif., and an ROTC ballding In Seattle. The mesaages came from groupe named the " Purple Sunsbine ctan," the ''Quarter Moon Tribe," the ''Weatherman Underground" and the "Perfect Park Home Grown Garden Society." The letter from the Perfect Park group, located in Santa Barbara, said : "Everywhere the people are moving agatast pig Amerika." All the Weatherman letters referred to the nation as "Amerika ." All were photostatic copies, a device to prevent tracing of the documents to a particular typewriter. lA> say it Ia dl"!""""i to oHer safe conduct lA> a forel&n country," for bla safe release. In Ottawa, the Department of External Affairs said that at least me cwntry had oftered lA> accept the kidnapers If they took the government up on the offer. "! ask yw as a gesture of absolute good faith lA> release Mr. Crooa immediately," said Choquette. VISIT MARINA - Emmet Shuler, back lA> camera, a member of the Middleport Planning COmmission, and of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club, speaks to a small group of Rotarians In front of the fwr new homes built m Sycamore St. by Kissell Assoc. The Rotarians - moot of the membership had left early lA> go to the Meigs-Waverly football gsme - also loured the new Middleport Marina in the Leading Creek basin and the new, near-<:omplete horne of member Joho Werner on Gravel Hill. Left to right are c. E. Blake.slee, Gene Grate, Carl Horky. Lee MCComas and Werner. Ladles serving dinner before the tour at Heath Church were Mrs. Jean Ann Bradbury, Mrs. Connie Cooke, Mrs. John Krawsczyn , Mrs. Enuna Wayland and Miss Bess Sanborn. "You will benefit in our courts from aU clemency due to a t.unanltarian gesture to avoid the death of Mr. Cross." Cross, 49, aenior British trade cODIIllbsioner in Montreal- the equivalent to a Brltlah coosulwas kidnaped from his bed Monday by fwr FLQ gunmen. The kidnapers warned Friday he would he killed if their :>.3 comrades were not released oy 6 p.m. EDT Saturday. .. IS U.S. Warned to iunbaJI ~imts - itntintl Ease Off Israeli SUNDAY, OL'TOBE:..:.. R,;,;;11.._1:..:.9o.:: 70_'_ _ _ __ VOL IV NO. 37 PAGE 13 By United Preas lnleruaUonai The Egyptians warned the United States Saturday they were consulting with other Arab nations toward a united stand against American interests in the Middle East if Washington "continued its com· plete favoritism of Israel." The semlofticial newspaper AI Abram also said Egypt would ask the United Nations to impose economic sanctions Nixon's Gambit Raked MOSCOW (UPI)- The Soviet Union Saturday denounced President Nixon's Indochina ceaseflre proposal as mere "dodgi'ltl ~ sblftlng." It was the (trot direct Soviet re!ICiioff · lA> 1bf plan' . . The reaction came in an editorial published in Pravda, the Communist party newspa· per. The editorial was signed by Sergei Viahnevsky. a specia· list In international affairs. The ceasefire pian is "five points aimed at legalizing and perpetuating the United States intervenUon WORKHORSE FOR SPACE. Artlll'a concept of a b]fbly venallle, reDJIIble 1paee lui wblch oould be flOwn maDDed or umnaaaed II operate around llle earth, at lhe moen or illaupporl of Interplanetary mllllona. Flveotory lqg Ia drawlilc serves as base for selenUflc per· 10nnel esplorfn( the moon. Otber uaeo could laclude 111embly of moduleo, reoene and aateWte relrleval. Ohio GOP Money Problems Eased· COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio Republlcans aay they are hurting for campaign lunda. But the majoc candidates say II is not as bad as it once waa. H. Richard P. Nishalf, In let!era to major oontributon, said the party'a financial BltuaUon II desperate. "If repliblleana are 1o iiiOUilt a winning campei&n In ltml (and they aUll can) IIley must do 10 via MWipiiJIOfl, radio and prime Ume TV," aald NJe. boll in the latter. ''Metlenbaam andGWiganbegananeslenslve prime Ume TV "'mpsip Sept. 10. "As of thts date Cloud and Taft have not been able to pay for a a1ng1e TV spot ,and, unJo.sa slxllble Ianda are av811ible Co , uum ,L.,._ · ··mes :Another QUarter . E'• ~. tre , gan· ·I.·anum~n,t . d.,;;.· • •-"-- 1~=-==-==~~..:.=~~ 1-chlldren, VIcky and C.rl ' Johnaton all ·~ lilt ,.,A j11 -~~ camlnl.tlt Rlclnt l'ecenlly: Dtllvettcl to ~Mtttl')l ·.:;:-,;.:;;:..~~;.:. o- _. • ,. .- .,.10 , - 'MtlCHNIII>I/P.N ADDITIONS. L ... M '•1. ' '20 MOHTHLY SS80 349 OTHEI~UriFOLMEMORIALS ... ~NY OF -~"' '3SDOWN 5 ·' If YOU Alf IJNAJI.E TO COME IN TO OUR IHOWROOM OR DISPLAY LOTS CAU, WRITE • 01 M:I.IL THIS CONVENIENT COUPON FOR NORMATJON 410UT '1HE JASPER"' $Pf.. CIAI. 01 AN'! Of OUR l.AIIGE SELEClJON Qf Gillamrall!r. . Mr. and Mrt. CbariU J4lilnatDII and daulhll!r ..u..t .. bll pare!!\~. Mr. and ....... • Army GALLIPOUS - Nyle D. Borden, 53, Indicted by the . Stptamber term of the Gallll County Grand Jury on a charge of hllvlne -.a! lntercourae willi a temale pupil entered a :nol IUllly plea Friday In Cammon Pleas COurt. Judet Rl:nald R. calhoun 0011Unqed ~ bond at ,l,iiOO. No trial date was SPKIAL . ClydtCarl.lr,Mr.aftctMn.aud Matti• Ttalord Pel INDIAN SCALPED OKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) lndlu artist Rlcbard Ray Wittman had bllloll(! braids cut 10 be would be sure lA> pass the pn&Ds J!IINOCENT 8und.ly &111111 al Mr. and Mn. IAowJtnc:e Jollnlton ...... Mr. and Mrs. Tllomu ~ IIIII .W...I.Ir. Mr. lftdMn.GirJ'VanMtW and children Mr and Mrl o. IIIII llkt Coateal Burdette complied ZMI!r polall Ia the J!..ye&NIId claao. Complete delalla will be Monday. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS IY APPOINTMENT ~.a•renc• ~~ton 'l'ueldaJ .,anllls. · · Mr.andMn.Ciclllllilell-.1·) VI1It or '""II - fotlewlq a trlumpb Ia the Zone l'llill, Paa lllallltiWn -ponbtlow. REGULAR kidnapers' main demand. "It would be progress toward the deslrudlon of our aocial order." The kidnapers were also offered "aD clemency" if they ever come 1o trial if they will spare Cl'ou's life. In a statement Jroadcast In Engllsh and French on radio and television, Choquette said: "As an uiUrnste oonceoslon to save Cross' life, the federal govemnenl has Instructed me It GAWPOLIB - Dick Bardette, 11, of Pete Bardette IIIII Wuda Burdette, Saturday morulae advuced to fOII8IIal acllft ••• JUST REGISTEI!!;..,._.......... AIR ments, turned down the main demand made by the kidnapers f<rthellfe of Cross-the release of 23 jailed separatiats with an airllner loRy them to sanctuary In CUba <r Algeria. But he offered the kidnapers themselves safe conduct wt of the cwntry if they returned Crooa unharmed. "No society can accept blackmail and murder," Cho· quette said In rejecting the fedOral and provincial govern- Got free bookl.h wi1h price1 and complete information . .. whhout obiigol'on . . . at our fairfield County di1play .. , or at our lo· gan·Pornoroy·Vinton and Orcleville lacatian1 . .. call Ul callocl an~ ,qn oend our Nt>,_ta~ .. Ia your home - or furnish "" Irani· portation Ia and from any of our locodon1 . , . or, limply moil Ul the ~..-nlvllltanalthe._ Ieen.._... Laporte was grabbed at 6:1& p.m. EDT,only 1Smlnutes after provincial Justice Mlnilter Jerome Choquette Rnlahed reading on radio and televlslm a govermnent counter.offer to the kidnapers of British diplomat James R. Cross. Cross was taken hoalage Monday by the Front de UberatiDII du <;lebec (FLQ), an wulergrouDd terror grwp oeeklll(! Independence for FrenciHpealdng Quebec Province. Laporte was kidnaped wblle playing ball with Ida son In front of their suburban borne, pollee said. Pallce roadblocks were thrown up throughout the Mmlreal area In an attempt to lntercept the kidnapers. lldnapen Waited The second kidnaping came ao awlftly on the boola of Choquette's counter.(Jffer to the Ne,..nt-•==-· ............... ......,t............... Mrs. Minnie Caroll spent a weet with her daugbll!r and famlly of East Uverpool, Oblo. Mr. and Mrs. Lelonel Jollllloa of Reedavllle, 0.; Mr. and Mn. Jack Cornell and children, local; Mr. and Mrs. Clarencl Beaver, Racl!!e Route, and Mr. Bob Joe Wolfe, llacille Rl., called on Mr. and Mn. Maywood Jollllllton. Mrs. Sylvia Carpenll!r spent I week at Columbus allbe homo of her daugbter, Mrs. Anal Halneo. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jet. nl1an and daughter Of Colwnbua. spent a woebnd at the home af her parentl, Mr. and Mn. Lewis Jo!Dton. Mr. and Mrs. Paal Oan and children called 011 her lllter. Mrs. Rachel Marb and r.mn,. of L<rado, W. Va. Mn. Mae Brew• II oo lilt sick Oat Mn. Halell DIICllllllll lamiiJ of her Wide, Mr. IIIII Homer ed. ... or REGISTER IN OUR SHOWROOM AT LOGAN-POMEROY -VINI'ON or QRCLEVIW. r::a~eshmen Flats News Point defeated the Mel&a Hl&h fresh. man foolbeD team 24-6 'J'bur. aday after school at lbe Juni..Hl&h field in Middleport. Fred Burney aeored the Mei&a TD In the flrll half and Mlck Aab'a try 1..- the PATs wu no good. Meigs was no threat In the second half. The next !nJob game Ia at Athens Oct. 15 at 5 p.m. MONTREAL (UPI) -A Que· bac provincial Cabinet mlnlater waalddnaped Saturday nl&ht IS minutes afll!r the Canadian government rejected p'isoner eschange for the life of an abducted Brltlah diplomat. Pierre Laporte, provincial lab..- minlltar, was taken !rom Ida home by two men with machlneguna, pollee In eubur· ban Sl Lambert, Que., report· NDISPLAY AT THE LANCASTER FAIR Old T OWD Cambodian Chief of State Cheng lleng on Friday. Some of the threats obviously were from pranksters. uehec Minister Taken AT OUR TENT DISPlAY WEST OF GRANDSTAND NEAR OLD DEPOT . .- - - - - - - . Sar&enlllld Mr. and Mrs. GaJ ,• / Pomeroyi Harrison R >binson, Clifton; Tbeartba Keeter. Pt. Pleasant; Paulett Russell, Middleport; Wendy Barker, New Haven; Nellie Stetham, Lon& Bottom; Joho C. Hanning, Athens. DISCHARGES - NeUie Eblin, Belva Sloan, KaUe Hill, Robin Ohlinger, Letha Koblentz. As aecurlty was beigbtened in ..veralltates, a bomb blew out the second Roor front of a New Y<rk City eourtllouae at 1:110 a.m. EDT Saturday. A warning was telephoned by a purported Weatherman a half-hour before the blast. Nobody waa injiD'ed. Bomb threata were received by police, newepepera and other agencies throughout CalHornla. In San Francisco one threat BePrepered In WasblngiA>n Fricl'ly the was made agalnat a Catholic Pentagon advised National church in Chinatown. Another Guard units to be prepared for caused cancellation of a plane· iide press conference for possible terrorlat atlacks. The National Guard In California anDOWiced it had received lnfonnaUon from undisclosed sources that beginning at 10:30 p.m. POT Friday night "the Weathermen will start attacking throughout the week· end every public balldlng, aircraft Installation, aircraft and mllitary building lllrwgb· out the state." Ida roady lA> mow ln. ' Cboquelle, speUing for lbe FREE $300 MEMORIAL Child Welfare, Community Service, Junior Activities, and RehabllltaUon. Mra. Arthur F. Hrabalt, Maynard,llepartment of Ohio Prealdent of the American Legion Auxiliary, was the guest speaker f<r 1be afternoon sesaloo. Mn. Neutzllng reviewed her aperiencea to the conference as a delqate to the National ()oa. vention of the Ameriean LegloD and Auxiliary held recently ill P<rtland, Oregon. An nploaion rocked a e<>ID'th - In New York City Saturday, and:ponce tightened IIOtllr{ty at pubHc bulldinga and afrPri on lbe West Coast in ,lilt lace of Ill! unprecedented wave of bomb threats. At Slanf<rd University In .Palo Alto, Calif., a threat to bomb the football stadium Saturday during a game with the Unlveralty of Southern Clllil<nda caused pollee to closely eaamlne spectatm-s' belonginga. The stadium was searched bef<re the game. ;:~~~~ .------Register For Ar-----....., Rusa~ll. Elwood M. Smith, struction on Americanism, Arthur Ray Tackett, Frank Fugate, Brett D. Hutcblnson, Mrs. Earl Jarvis, and Frank Johnson. oc e ouse In Project Of the '70s very soon, they won't have 11 media campaign at all" Nel· hoff said ' H~. spokeamen for Rotl· erCiowl tbaGOPcandldate!..govern..: and for Robert A. Taft Jr the candidate for the u.s se;;.te, said the Bltuation eaalili- b in James Duerk of Cloud's beaclquarlen said bla candidate has bocun 10111e Hve minute telecuts In maJOr markets and hopes tc o1r aome s1x second and30 second wmnercWa. ••we have made a break· through after a trying period," said Lou Holterman af Tafl'a c~mpaign headquarters. "Peclpla are wt aollelllntl and • we are beginning lA> 1110 ·.:·PartlY 8Uilll1 and mild Sun· really beautiful • stuff, ''·31l day· High In upper 5011 and &lla. MCODdll 20 aacon.,. II I- In tile 401 SUIIdlly qlght. ....,...._:, . · ' , ,r· :' Monday varlabl• ~loudlneas . ' . ' •~;.. .,,1'.111) ~ of ~ In af· ~5 • N ~ : 1 ·.>{<. ~ •·· ~ or iiiiJ!I. HI;II•, Monday weather If Taft Willa •.~·. . . . COUJMIIl$ IVPII - ·A ===-:..ilt~ .... ~. 5011 lA> low 'IQt, · Ba . · J,;; ° '. . C~t ' •· O'Grady :.' ttacks J •• "".oud Indochina," Vishnevsky wrote. Pravda's descripUon of Nix· on's proposal was similar to a statement by the Conununillt Vietnam News Agency, broad· cast by Tsas. ''The United States is striving to legalize the U.S. aggression in South Vietnam," the Vietnamese statement said. It also accused Nixon of trying to dodge demands for "speedy, unconditional withdrawal of ali U.S. troops and the lroops of sate!Ute countries from South VIetnam, Laos and Cambodia." . The Pravda ediiA>rial said that the U.S. government "conUnues dodging and shifting In. response lA> the people's demand for withdrawal of U.S. lroops ~om Indochina." Nixon s propooa1 calls for keeping In office "the most odious figures of the Tbleu-Ky regime," the editorial said. II said the "lawlul" represen· tau- af the Vie~ people "quite justly reject Nixon's five points wblch do not provide a correct baall f<r an end to the war, f<r a poUUcal set!lemen~." ' • EASY RIDER. Uvins on the seeond ftoor could be trou.bletome for Hme cat1 who llke to wander, but ucolee" bas u made. Whenever he w a alB Ia or out, be bowh aud eltller Mrs. Keith Baheocl or her bulbaud eomel 11111niDg to ..,.rate blo opeelal "eleva· tor." The Baheeeko, who are from Ottawa, are ala· lloaed at lbe Canadian Armed For••• base at Labr, Germany. -ID."<:::~:::::::::::::·:· 'l1IE OUTLOOK Oblo exlended oallook Tuesday lbrougb Thursday. Fair ml mild Tlieaday aad Wediseldoy becomlll& partly cloudy wllb •bance of obowen aorlh porilon 'lllunday. 1IJgba 11'11111111 10 norlll port1011 flllllill to mid IIIII upper 'Ill Ia lile ......_ Lowutiil&ltfnmmidtioto mid Sill. ..-,-x:''*''*'''*~iW:'<.: m:; r · :u 85 ua C'iUISSes .at .n.r , , , l jiJI ticheol, ow .. • Jetliner Shootout Fails TEHRAN (UPl)-'lbree Ira· Dlln atuilenll bi'andlahing pistol8 and a of dynamite hljached an il:utan jetliner Saturday, allol. one of the pei'SOOIIIiboard and thre(otened to blow up the Jlllll!l at Baghdad airport in an abOrtive plot ·kl force . QM ' ""''··~ of polltleal priaoilen. The clrliilll ended·when ~ I lile~leiiU~tfllie.' l!li,.YRIA; ·e~t( (UPI) - ferenoe," aald Day. "Tb~ c.peai, IIO!i• 1>1 141 • Gecqe M. Day r.III JOII are ·dlpclpllnir 11 aUll prelly &oticl.. Tau · . ~ too.old lio laam. SO atlbe . Day. alao said be gell alona K- , ~· .!'~ ~~,.lor • Willi lbe oilier aludenll, despite · ~ 'lllfl"!'t . ~ a.t · "''""' Lorain Collliiii!IIIIJ ~. . ' "Ill 1101 w11en JOII llnlahed. am _ ace against Israel and eapel it from Saturday and the cidet< came the U.N. alive again following the The warning came as an solemn observance. estimated 300,1100 Egyptian Israeli IIJlOkesmen reported univeralty students began their no major incident of fl&hUng academic year with a pledge to during the 24 hour period, and follow in the late President the hoUday found the level of Gamai Abdei Nasser 's foot- combat at Its lowest point since steps. The students staged the weeka following the end of silent marches to Nasser's the 1967 Middle East war. grave and IA>ok oaths of "loyalty to the revolution." AI Abram, the Cairo newspa· In Amman guerrilla leader per published by Egyptian Yasser Arafat said the nine-day Information Minister MoJordanian clvll war had opened hammed Hasaaneln Helkal, the way for military unity warned the United States within the divecgentPaleatlnian Saturday against any attempt guerrilla groupe. to exploit the situation In Egypt "A formula to realizo mllita· following Nasser's death. fY,,.lii!IIY. I!M-~:r[ ' ..· . ed," "American pressures, like its · Arafal IA>Id the East withdrawal from the big four .·.-•·''f·" News agency In an rvlew. talks and Its eHorta to freeze " It is not unification (of the its own ialtisUve ... only groups ) or coordination, but Indicate America's failure to something hl&her.'' grasp the people's determlna· ROSSBURG, Ohio (UP! ) In Jerusalem the 24-llour Uon to follow In Nasser's State DemocraUc Chairman Yom Kippur fast ended at Dusk footstepe the newspaper said. Eugene P. O'Grady said Saturday night the "mud· sllnglng tactics" of Roger Cloud and the Ohio Republicans "indicate their desperation and their lack of constructive proposals' ' to present Ohio volers. . •'Roger Ciwd, the Republican candidate for governor, has concentrated his campaign effort on smearing Jack Gilll&an with faiaehoods and with a fallacious scare campaign about a bllllon dollar lax program, which was dramed up by Mr. Cloud's speech writers," O'Grady told guests at a Darke County Democratic dinner here. "Mr. aoud obviously cannot base bla campel&n on the eight. year-old record of the RepubUcan administration, of wblchbe Ia a member. He can't hope to convince voters they should conUnue a GOP ad· ministration that has forced local real estate taxes to double In ten years. Cloud knows the voters can't support a state administration that has per· mltted school dlstrlcta to go broke all over Oblo. "Oblo voters will not support Auditor Cloud and Treasurer John D. Herbert for responsible stale leadership when fiiO WATaiDEFENSE-JunlorquarterbackJimAmlbary mlllloo ~ i.llqal loans are still right and Carl Thomas (21) dleck the Eastern defense in outstanding -loans wblch were Friday's adlon agalnat the Kyger creeJi Bobcalll. Quai-. illllde under the state boards on terback Amsbary, returning to adlon fo1knrlng an W..., which llopr Ooud was a fired two IA>uchdown paasea lA> bllleft end Dennla Eichinger. member." ' ''l've . ··- shot once just below the heart when be sian, who Willi approached one of the bljactera. He Willi taken to a Baghdad Hoepit.olwherebewurep<rted in serious coodiUon. Capt De 5penaa ho baa Hved bJ Tehran ,.; ~ yoaro, aaldthehijack-•~ .... aathe Boeing 'I'll flow !ram Tehran to ltuwail -· ........ •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• �Rev. Kuhn GALLIPOUS - The Ohio Valley Uvestock Cm!pluly stocllyanla will be bustling with adlvlty Tuesday, Oct. 13, the date ol the annual Gall!polls Feeder Calf Sale. County Agent Jlud Cartor said Saturday about 550 head of local Ieeder calvea have been consJcned.Conalgnments still may be made at the stockyards <r Elllenslm Office. F<r the Oral lime thts POMEROY - The Rev. Robert Kuhn, paatm- of the Pomeroy Firat Baptist Church, II one of lll Ohio mlnilten nominated lA> participate In the "Eaperlmonlln Ministry tor the 1"' WNI rnl)' be dell...... lo the yll'llo alllr 3 p.m., "101" at the Univeralty Baptist Church, Columbua, Nov. U Monday, Oct. !! (afleu1041und evenlnfl belen the llle). In· Allnouncement of hla wel&blng and lalflllnllllll be done when they are dellvertd. nomlnaUoo waa made at the All calves must be deH.end to the yards by 11 a.m. oo Wedneaday evening quarll!rly Tuesday. Sale time 1a a p.m. bualnesa meeting of the church. 'l'lle mlnilll!r reed a letter from HOSPITAL NEWS tho Rev. Raymond B. Farrow, • ........... mlnilll!r of CbrlaUan Holzer Medical Cenll!r First higher education, advlalng him Ave. and Cedar St. ~ of plans foe the Experiment In the trrugh. vllitlni hpUI'S 2-4 and 7-6 p.m. Ministry. The Rev. Mr. Kuhn II Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to one of four mlnlalera In lbe.Rio CECIL A. SMITH, whole 4:30 p.m. Parents ooly on Grande AsaOctalion Invited to farm ts behind West Columbia, Pediatrics Ward. parUcipate. Ia planning lA> improve a apring. A fellowship supper preceded Diacbarles Denver Yoho helped bim with Mrs. Melvin L. Barcus, the quarterly bualnesa meetlni detailed layout for II. The apring James H. Caufman, Mrs. John with the Rev. Mr. Kuhn opening is oot a well defined vein ol W. Cox, James E. Crace, Mrs. with devotions from n CIO'In· water, buI ts a aeepy place ZeUa Cross, Mrs. Jack L. GOode tblan.s, 1.9-2&. He spoke of the along a 50-fuot dlslance. He plans lA> uae perforated We and infant daughter , Mrs. conversion of Saul and relal;ed it placed I II or 2 feet underground Robert E. Harper, Mrs. Goldie to ilves of people today. to collect the water. The M. Harrison, Mrs. Marylin Orval Wlles, moderator, watering troogh which he plans Higginbotham, Rev . WUaoo H. conducted the meeting with McOomaa, Mrs. Larry Wayne reports from the various to use is a metal tank measuring 6 to 6\1 feet and II 3 McDaniel and infant son, Mrs. SUnday School and church of. David H. McQuaid, Mrs. fleers being given. Wiles and feet deep . He will equip thts Raymond E. Moos and infant Mrs. J. Edward Foster were tank with plumbing "' aa to allow water to enter the tank son, Mrs. Lewis Osher, Mrs. appointed trustees to fill the from the bottom and r... the Andrew J. Parsons, Paul M. vacancy of Mr. and Mro. overflow to drain out through a Riggs, Mrs. Harry s. Wtillam Sheridan, Jr., who Rocltvltch. Eerneat Saunders, moved recently to Rio Grande. hole In the bottom of the tank. Mrs. Willtam A. Taylor and Rusty Walker, church infant son, Mrs. Richard E. custodian, was requested to sit FWYD RAYBURN, oft Thacker and infant daughter in on the trustee meeUngs in the Sandhill Road, laid 1275 feet of future In an advisory capacity tile lA> drain 80IIIt! wet land. SCS Everett Thorne, Billy Tolber~ Vincent J. Vanmeter, pertaining to work at the technicians designed the drainage •l·stems and the Mrs. Lena Wells, Mrs. Francia church. The One-WorKlne class dilching wu done by the dllcher K. Remy, Mrs. Myron Bryan, reported that a child in of the West Soil Cmaervation William K. Wilcox , Mrs. Hongkong is still being supDistrict. 'l'llese tlle sylllems Kenneth Tomlinson, Robert G. p<rted. The Young Adult Class were what l.s known as ''ran- Hood, and Miss Effie Mmt- announced plans for a Cbrlaf.. gomery. mas lree saJe, and church dom" systems. Tbll mean.s U1at Mrs. Wayne A. Baker, Mrs. Christmas plana were tile linea are single Ones wblch go from an wtlet lllrwgb 11 wet ArUey E. Blake, Charlea s. diacuased. As in previous years, area. Two rJ. these We lines Borden, Mrs. Donald Alfred baakets will.be distributed and a went thrwgh wet areas to the Carman and infant daughter, program will be held. base of the hill where S!X'ings Mrs. Joseph F. Craycraft, Mrs. Joseph 0 . Ellis, Trent E. were seeping out of the hill. Fillinger, Mrs. Curtis M. Hayes and infant son, Mrs. Wtillam P. Hickman, Mrs. Paul E. HolUngahead, Wayne A. Huff· man, Charlea David Jenkins, Mrs. Theodore Johnson, Mrs. ~- W tfli•IIJ jelen Loog, Mrs. !JIIIan G•.Moeail, Mrs. Stanley M. Piyne, James presided at the Fall Conference Bartholemus Rapp, Earl w. of Units held in Junction City. Robinson, Vickie Lynn Roush, Unit 376 hosted the meeting Harry D. Rush, Price E. which featured school& of ln- Revegetation Inspected BY JOHN COOPER SoD CoalervoU.., Service PI'. PLEASANT - We saw aome 2 yr. old 12-loot high black alder standa and also some ar· eas completely bare on a recent conaervaUonillts that a Ugbt ground cover Ia more quickly established. EffortB are being made now to Include grass seedings along with tree plantings In order to ..,vent erosion of the soil and Lay of the Land sedimentation of nearby streams. Inspection of strip mine revegetation In Maaon County. EVERETT GILL, whose These Inspections were made farm Ia near GalllpoU.. Ferry, by Edward Bumgarner and told us that bla recently bullt Jesse Brown of the Western Soil pond was almost full of water. Conservation District, Steve He bull! thts pmd in July near Layton, Strip Mine fn.speciA>r the top of the hill in a large fM the West VirginiB Depart· posture field . He seeded and ment of Natural Resources, together with Phil Loudermilk mulched the fill and ail bare areas, bull! a fence around the and myself. SUch Inspections are made of pond and constructed a conplanted areas two years after crete watering trougb with an the planting to deter mine automatic ftoat valve below the dam. Mr. Gill said, "My cattle whether revegetation has been accomplished . Sometimes use it every day. They oon't replanting is done after one have to go oft the hill to the hollow to get water any more." year. 'lbe black alder wblch we observed had made excellent ROBERT NEWBERRY, oft growth on some of the strip San<lllll Road. recenUy com· mine spoil, wh.IJe other areas pleted two spring developwere too toxic for any plants to ments. Denver Yoho of SCS grow. The toxic condition Ia visited the Newberry tarm and caused by a very low pH oc acid rep<rted that Mr. Newberry's cattle were already making full aoil. Other trees which haoe been use of the new water facilities. planted with succe5B on strip At one of the troughs he saw several head of cattle drinking mine spoll are black locust and and had made away with about autumn olive. hall of the 51MJ.«&Uon capecity of It Ia of great concern to I By Ulllled Preao bterullollll New Free StaU Bam to be Vuited I a: GALLII'OUS -Ninety-ei&bt recJslered IIDI!oteln con are bouaed In lbll new free llall bam oo tile Odell Meredith dairy farm, near Asheboro, N.C., a family farm operation with a hefd procludloo cl16,914 pounds milk per cow per year. 'iJ, 'llda farm, said Bud Carter, Gallla nleno!m agent, is one of seven dairy farms lA> be visited during lbe ~blo Valley Deiry Tour, October 2&-30. LoW people wbo have made r..-vallooa are Mr. and Mrs. Walll!r Roae, Nortbup; Rei Shenefield, Melp Cwnty, and Mr. IDd Mrs. VIetor Wllaoo, Zanesville. AdYance reHrVallooa !or the wtate tour should be made with the Gallla County Ex· -.n OOice by Monday, Oct. 12,-final reHrVallooa and fee paid by Mooday, Oct. 19. Coat per penon Ia f75, wblcb lncludeslranlpartalion and folD' ni&bta lodging. 'l'lle group IIIII travel by chartered bus with the driver, BW Hutcblnga, who baa taken the ~ the Jut two 1"'8· One-balf day will be open! lli&btaesing In Great Srnolly MOUJUina NaUanal Park. - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- -- - - - - Eddy's Schedule For Week is Set mage MID~~~R~ rwn· llle will be held Friday POMEROY - Mr . Eddy Educatm-'s schedule l<r the week of Oct. 12th-16th: MONDAY - Salisbury. II10:25; SnowvUie, 11-11:15; Zaleski, 12:»3:06; Prattsville, 3:45-4; School Lot, UO • S; Carpenter, S: 15-6; Harrisonville, 6:30 • 7; Wolfe Pen, 7: 30 • 6. TUESDAY - Eastern, 9 • II :30 ; Racine , 12:30·3; Wagner's, 3:15-3:30; Harden's 4-4:30; Rizer's, 4:45 • S:30; Forest Run, 5 : 4S-6 : 4~; Minersville, 7 • 7:30; Naomi, 7:45 . 1:15. TIIURSDAY - Syracuse, !1- Auxiliary Units 10:30; Antiquity, 11-11:11 ; Letart,12-2; Eaa1Leart,2:15-4. The Bookmoblle ataft will aU he in Columbus Friday, Oct.l6. WEDDING DATE SET MIDDLEPORT Miss Wendy Nickels, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. !.eater L. Nickell, Bay Village, and Mr. Thomas King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kind. Middlepcrt, Route I, will he married Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the Bay Presbyterian Church, Columbia and Lake Rd., Bay Village. and Saturday at the Fry bulldingonMiiiSt. bywomenof Heath United Methodist Ch!D'ch. Items will be piclled up by Mrs. James Jlvldon, Mrs. Nan Moore, and Mrs. Norman Wayland. MEETING I'08TPONED POMEROY - 'l'lle meelin3 of the Rock Springs Better Health Club scheduled Tburaday nlgbt has been pootponed until Oct. 22 at lbe home of Mrs. Hugh Bearha. 'l'lle program will in· elude a ''J>IIIn a poke" llle and the revuUnc of MCI'Ot pals. Be Sure ToArtend ThB Fairfield Counry oO Hold Conference • If You Can Pay Rent .•. Velorua Memorial llolpUaJ ADMISSIONS - Ruth Carr, MORE SITES NOW YOU AVAILABlf IN RIVERVIEW ACRES CAN BUY A NEW HOME No Down Payment Month~ Pa,ments can range fnlm '50 to '80 FINANCING AVAilABLE Applications Now Being Accepted IN RIVERVIEW ACRES MIDDLEPORT Call Now! Prepare Application Move Into Your Home In 90 Days. !· ·. CONVEY OUR CONGRATI NEW YORK (UPI)-Joe Oon· vey, a handicapper for United Preas lnternallonal picked seven winnerlln nine raceo at AUanlk City Friday, lncludin& the daily double and two euctaa. The dally double payoff .... w<rlll fl4UI and the two euctaa fl67 .110 and f'IO,IO respectl.ely. NETS WAlVE I GOODBY NEW YORK (UPIJ-&ard Stave Chubln and cellll!r RDd Molntyre Friday were pt.d on waivers by the New York Neta of the American BuUIball AaloclaUoo. Onabln lla nteran of three whlle Mclntjft Ia -~ ~:" Dried Cl .-.uJ.. D--Ad Wil also build Gil J0U1 site Will custom build ham• in any price IIIIi' ~oo~:.....& ,.•..,._ JEMO ASSOCIATES, INC. FORMERLY KISSEll AssOciATES, IIIC. 204 ACTOII ROAD OOWMBUS, 0., 43214 ...--... ¥ •••••II OUr Shop n. ........ Flollst _....., ill IAL Mft.. ~Uoo piJyslcal. ·U, S. Manbal Floyd Park, wanting lA> help Willman on the phyllcal, turned bla office inlo a malwhlft barber lhop and cut 'tile lwei,_.. growth of hair, ·. Wittman then failed lA> pass the phyllcal. ':r"ft ... callod o~ ~~Jr. and Mra. ......... ' Johatton Tuelcla1 rvenlnC- ::;:" --~· -- -- ' o. · .. I•· tot 1. . , . , : : . - • ., ""' '"' - LOS ANGELES co..., ..n " .._.,. • - - :•:=-..... ••ul.••• I=~~ -~ ~ •- ,~ l=·. ·, oc..ttnt• ,... . ~cq- · liD ......- · ' ' • ----~~--------~,....,.---- ' /'' .~ . ,,·C -..c.-,..1 3 • •........ ,... ... ,.:- ·~~~!~,:=~ ;~~!~;10.[J!:' · ;~:'I.J . ;;;,.. ,.-., ...... .. .- -......... c ' .~.·~ I ; "' - . Eneulve Domage Letters from aeveral Weath· erman groupe claimed credit for explosions In pre-dawn hours Tburaday caualng extenlive damage at a courthouse in San Rafael, Ca!H., a National Guard armory In Santa Bar· bara, Calif., and an ROTC ballding In Seattle. The mesaages came from groupe named the " Purple Sunsbine ctan," the ''Quarter Moon Tribe," the ''Weatherman Underground" and the "Perfect Park Home Grown Garden Society." The letter from the Perfect Park group, located in Santa Barbara, said : "Everywhere the people are moving agatast pig Amerika." All the Weatherman letters referred to the nation as "Amerika ." All were photostatic copies, a device to prevent tracing of the documents to a particular typewriter. lA> say it Ia dl"!""""i to oHer safe conduct lA> a forel&n country," for bla safe release. In Ottawa, the Department of External Affairs said that at least me cwntry had oftered lA> accept the kidnapers If they took the government up on the offer. "! ask yw as a gesture of absolute good faith lA> release Mr. Crooa immediately," said Choquette. VISIT MARINA - Emmet Shuler, back lA> camera, a member of the Middleport Planning COmmission, and of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club, speaks to a small group of Rotarians In front of the fwr new homes built m Sycamore St. by Kissell Assoc. The Rotarians - moot of the membership had left early lA> go to the Meigs-Waverly football gsme - also loured the new Middleport Marina in the Leading Creek basin and the new, near-<:omplete horne of member Joho Werner on Gravel Hill. Left to right are c. E. Blake.slee, Gene Grate, Carl Horky. Lee MCComas and Werner. Ladles serving dinner before the tour at Heath Church were Mrs. Jean Ann Bradbury, Mrs. Connie Cooke, Mrs. John Krawsczyn , Mrs. Enuna Wayland and Miss Bess Sanborn. "You will benefit in our courts from aU clemency due to a t.unanltarian gesture to avoid the death of Mr. Cross." Cross, 49, aenior British trade cODIIllbsioner in Montreal- the equivalent to a Brltlah coosulwas kidnaped from his bed Monday by fwr FLQ gunmen. The kidnapers warned Friday he would he killed if their :>.3 comrades were not released oy 6 p.m. EDT Saturday. .. IS U.S. Warned to iunbaJI ~imts - itntintl Ease Off Israeli SUNDAY, OL'TOBE:..:.. R,;,;;11.._1:..:.9o.:: 70_'_ _ _ __ VOL IV NO. 37 PAGE 13 By United Preas lnleruaUonai The Egyptians warned the United States Saturday they were consulting with other Arab nations toward a united stand against American interests in the Middle East if Washington "continued its com· plete favoritism of Israel." The semlofticial newspaper AI Abram also said Egypt would ask the United Nations to impose economic sanctions Nixon's Gambit Raked MOSCOW (UPI)- The Soviet Union Saturday denounced President Nixon's Indochina ceaseflre proposal as mere "dodgi'ltl ~ sblftlng." It was the (trot direct Soviet re!ICiioff · lA> 1bf plan' . . The reaction came in an editorial published in Pravda, the Communist party newspa· per. The editorial was signed by Sergei Viahnevsky. a specia· list In international affairs. The ceasefire pian is "five points aimed at legalizing and perpetuating the United States intervenUon WORKHORSE FOR SPACE. Artlll'a concept of a b]fbly venallle, reDJIIble 1paee lui wblch oould be flOwn maDDed or umnaaaed II operate around llle earth, at lhe moen or illaupporl of Interplanetary mllllona. Flveotory lqg Ia drawlilc serves as base for selenUflc per· 10nnel esplorfn( the moon. Otber uaeo could laclude 111embly of moduleo, reoene and aateWte relrleval. Ohio GOP Money Problems Eased· COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio Republlcans aay they are hurting for campaign lunda. But the majoc candidates say II is not as bad as it once waa. H. Richard P. Nishalf, In let!era to major oontributon, said the party'a financial BltuaUon II desperate. "If repliblleana are 1o iiiOUilt a winning campei&n In ltml (and they aUll can) IIley must do 10 via MWipiiJIOfl, radio and prime Ume TV," aald NJe. boll in the latter. ''Metlenbaam andGWiganbegananeslenslve prime Ume TV "'mpsip Sept. 10. "As of thts date Cloud and Taft have not been able to pay for a a1ng1e TV spot ,and, unJo.sa slxllble Ianda are av811ible Co , uum ,L.,._ · ··mes :Another QUarter . E'• ~. tre , gan· ·I.·anum~n,t . d.,;;.· • •-"-- 1~=-==-==~~..:.=~~ 1-chlldren, VIcky and C.rl ' Johnaton all ·~ lilt ,.,A j11 -~~ camlnl.tlt Rlclnt l'ecenlly: Dtllvettcl to ~Mtttl')l ·.:;:-,;.:;;:..~~;.:. o- _. • ,. .- .,.10 , - 'MtlCHNIII>I/P.N ADDITIONS. L ... M '•1. ' '20 MOHTHLY SS80 349 OTHEI~UriFOLMEMORIALS ... ~NY OF -~"' '3SDOWN 5 ·' If YOU Alf IJNAJI.E TO COME IN TO OUR IHOWROOM OR DISPLAY LOTS CAU, WRITE • 01 M:I.IL THIS CONVENIENT COUPON FOR NORMATJON 410UT '1HE JASPER"' $Pf.. CIAI. 01 AN'! Of OUR l.AIIGE SELEClJON Qf Gillamrall!r. . Mr. and Mrt. CbariU J4lilnatDII and daulhll!r ..u..t .. bll pare!!\~. Mr. and ....... • Army GALLIPOUS - Nyle D. Borden, 53, Indicted by the . Stptamber term of the Gallll County Grand Jury on a charge of hllvlne -.a! lntercourae willi a temale pupil entered a :nol IUllly plea Friday In Cammon Pleas COurt. Judet Rl:nald R. calhoun 0011Unqed ~ bond at ,l,iiOO. No trial date was SPKIAL . ClydtCarl.lr,Mr.aftctMn.aud Matti• Ttalord Pel INDIAN SCALPED OKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) lndlu artist Rlcbard Ray Wittman had bllloll(! braids cut 10 be would be sure lA> pass the pn&Ds J!IINOCENT 8und.ly &111111 al Mr. and Mn. IAowJtnc:e Jollnlton ...... Mr. and Mrs. Tllomu ~ IIIII .W...I.Ir. Mr. lftdMn.GirJ'VanMtW and children Mr and Mrl o. IIIII llkt Coateal Burdette complied ZMI!r polall Ia the J!..ye&NIId claao. Complete delalla will be Monday. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS IY APPOINTMENT ~.a•renc• ~~ton 'l'ueldaJ .,anllls. · · Mr.andMn.Ciclllllilell-.1·) VI1It or '""II - fotlewlq a trlumpb Ia the Zone l'llill, Paa lllallltiWn -ponbtlow. REGULAR kidnapers' main demand. "It would be progress toward the deslrudlon of our aocial order." The kidnapers were also offered "aD clemency" if they ever come 1o trial if they will spare Cl'ou's life. In a statement Jroadcast In Engllsh and French on radio and television, Choquette said: "As an uiUrnste oonceoslon to save Cross' life, the federal govemnenl has Instructed me It GAWPOLIB - Dick Bardette, 11, of Pete Bardette IIIII Wuda Burdette, Saturday morulae advuced to fOII8IIal acllft ••• JUST REGISTEI!!;..,._.......... AIR ments, turned down the main demand made by the kidnapers f<rthellfe of Cross-the release of 23 jailed separatiats with an airllner loRy them to sanctuary In CUba <r Algeria. But he offered the kidnapers themselves safe conduct wt of the cwntry if they returned Crooa unharmed. "No society can accept blackmail and murder," Cho· quette said In rejecting the fedOral and provincial govern- Got free bookl.h wi1h price1 and complete information . .. whhout obiigol'on . . . at our fairfield County di1play .. , or at our lo· gan·Pornoroy·Vinton and Orcleville lacatian1 . .. call Ul callocl an~ ,qn oend our Nt>,_ta~ .. Ia your home - or furnish "" Irani· portation Ia and from any of our locodon1 . , . or, limply moil Ul the ~..-nlvllltanalthe._ Ieen.._... Laporte was grabbed at 6:1& p.m. EDT,only 1Smlnutes after provincial Justice Mlnilter Jerome Choquette Rnlahed reading on radio and televlslm a govermnent counter.offer to the kidnapers of British diplomat James R. Cross. Cross was taken hoalage Monday by the Front de UberatiDII du <;lebec (FLQ), an wulergrouDd terror grwp oeeklll(! Independence for FrenciHpealdng Quebec Province. Laporte was kidnaped wblle playing ball with Ida son In front of their suburban borne, pollee said. Pallce roadblocks were thrown up throughout the Mmlreal area In an attempt to lntercept the kidnapers. lldnapen Waited The second kidnaping came ao awlftly on the boola of Choquette's counter.(Jffer to the Ne,..nt-•==-· ............... ......,t............... Mrs. Minnie Caroll spent a weet with her daugbll!r and famlly of East Uverpool, Oblo. Mr. and Mrs. Lelonel Jollllloa of Reedavllle, 0.; Mr. and Mn. Jack Cornell and children, local; Mr. and Mrs. Clarencl Beaver, Racl!!e Route, and Mr. Bob Joe Wolfe, llacille Rl., called on Mr. and Mn. Maywood Jollllllton. Mrs. Sylvia Carpenll!r spent I week at Columbus allbe homo of her daugbter, Mrs. Anal Halneo. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jet. nl1an and daughter Of Colwnbua. spent a woebnd at the home af her parentl, Mr. and Mn. Lewis Jo!Dton. Mr. and Mrs. Paal Oan and children called 011 her lllter. Mrs. Rachel Marb and r.mn,. of L<rado, W. Va. Mn. Mae Brew• II oo lilt sick Oat Mn. Halell DIICllllllll lamiiJ of her Wide, Mr. IIIII Homer ed. ... or REGISTER IN OUR SHOWROOM AT LOGAN-POMEROY -VINI'ON or QRCLEVIW. r::a~eshmen Flats News Point defeated the Mel&a Hl&h fresh. man foolbeD team 24-6 'J'bur. aday after school at lbe Juni..Hl&h field in Middleport. Fred Burney aeored the Mei&a TD In the flrll half and Mlck Aab'a try 1..- the PATs wu no good. Meigs was no threat In the second half. The next !nJob game Ia at Athens Oct. 15 at 5 p.m. MONTREAL (UPI) -A Que· bac provincial Cabinet mlnlater waalddnaped Saturday nl&ht IS minutes afll!r the Canadian government rejected p'isoner eschange for the life of an abducted Brltlah diplomat. Pierre Laporte, provincial lab..- minlltar, was taken !rom Ida home by two men with machlneguna, pollee In eubur· ban Sl Lambert, Que., report· NDISPLAY AT THE LANCASTER FAIR Old T OWD Cambodian Chief of State Cheng lleng on Friday. Some of the threats obviously were from pranksters. uehec Minister Taken AT OUR TENT DISPlAY WEST OF GRANDSTAND NEAR OLD DEPOT . .- - - - - - - . Sar&enlllld Mr. and Mrs. GaJ ,• / Pomeroyi Harrison R >binson, Clifton; Tbeartba Keeter. Pt. Pleasant; Paulett Russell, Middleport; Wendy Barker, New Haven; Nellie Stetham, Lon& Bottom; Joho C. Hanning, Athens. DISCHARGES - NeUie Eblin, Belva Sloan, KaUe Hill, Robin Ohlinger, Letha Koblentz. As aecurlty was beigbtened in ..veralltates, a bomb blew out the second Roor front of a New Y<rk City eourtllouae at 1:110 a.m. EDT Saturday. A warning was telephoned by a purported Weatherman a half-hour before the blast. Nobody waa injiD'ed. Bomb threata were received by police, newepepera and other agencies throughout CalHornla. In San Francisco one threat BePrepered In WasblngiA>n Fricl'ly the was made agalnat a Catholic Pentagon advised National church in Chinatown. Another Guard units to be prepared for caused cancellation of a plane· iide press conference for possible terrorlat atlacks. The National Guard In California anDOWiced it had received lnfonnaUon from undisclosed sources that beginning at 10:30 p.m. POT Friday night "the Weathermen will start attacking throughout the week· end every public balldlng, aircraft Installation, aircraft and mllitary building lllrwgb· out the state." Ida roady lA> mow ln. ' Cboquelle, speUing for lbe FREE $300 MEMORIAL Child Welfare, Community Service, Junior Activities, and RehabllltaUon. Mra. Arthur F. Hrabalt, Maynard,llepartment of Ohio Prealdent of the American Legion Auxiliary, was the guest speaker f<r 1be afternoon sesaloo. Mn. Neutzllng reviewed her aperiencea to the conference as a delqate to the National ()oa. vention of the Ameriean LegloD and Auxiliary held recently ill P<rtland, Oregon. An nploaion rocked a e<>ID'th - In New York City Saturday, and:ponce tightened IIOtllr{ty at pubHc bulldinga and afrPri on lbe West Coast in ,lilt lace of Ill! unprecedented wave of bomb threats. At Slanf<rd University In .Palo Alto, Calif., a threat to bomb the football stadium Saturday during a game with the Unlveralty of Southern Clllil<nda caused pollee to closely eaamlne spectatm-s' belonginga. The stadium was searched bef<re the game. ;:~~~~ .------Register For Ar-----....., Rusa~ll. Elwood M. Smith, struction on Americanism, Arthur Ray Tackett, Frank Fugate, Brett D. Hutcblnson, Mrs. Earl Jarvis, and Frank Johnson. oc e ouse In Project Of the '70s very soon, they won't have 11 media campaign at all" Nel· hoff said ' H~. spokeamen for Rotl· erCiowl tbaGOPcandldate!..govern..: and for Robert A. Taft Jr the candidate for the u.s se;;.te, said the Bltuation eaalili- b in James Duerk of Cloud's beaclquarlen said bla candidate has bocun 10111e Hve minute telecuts In maJOr markets and hopes tc o1r aome s1x second and30 second wmnercWa. ••we have made a break· through after a trying period," said Lou Holterman af Tafl'a c~mpaign headquarters. "Peclpla are wt aollelllntl and • we are beginning lA> 1110 ·.:·PartlY 8Uilll1 and mild Sun· really beautiful • stuff, ''·31l day· High In upper 5011 and &lla. MCODdll 20 aacon.,. II I- In tile 401 SUIIdlly qlght. ....,...._:, . · ' , ,r· :' Monday varlabl• ~loudlneas . ' . ' •~;.. .,,1'.111) ~ of ~ In af· ~5 • N ~ : 1 ·.>{<. ~ •·· ~ or iiiiJ!I. HI;II•, Monday weather If Taft Willa •.~·. . . . COUJMIIl$ IVPII - ·A ===-:..ilt~ .... ~. 5011 lA> low 'IQt, · Ba . · J,;; ° '. . C~t ' •· O'Grady :.' ttacks J •• "".oud Indochina," Vishnevsky wrote. Pravda's descripUon of Nix· on's proposal was similar to a statement by the Conununillt Vietnam News Agency, broad· cast by Tsas. ''The United States is striving to legalize the U.S. aggression in South Vietnam," the Vietnamese statement said. It also accused Nixon of trying to dodge demands for "speedy, unconditional withdrawal of ali U.S. troops and the lroops of sate!Ute countries from South VIetnam, Laos and Cambodia." . The Pravda ediiA>rial said that the U.S. government "conUnues dodging and shifting In. response lA> the people's demand for withdrawal of U.S. lroops ~om Indochina." Nixon s propooa1 calls for keeping In office "the most odious figures of the Tbleu-Ky regime," the editorial said. II said the "lawlul" represen· tau- af the Vie~ people "quite justly reject Nixon's five points wblch do not provide a correct baall f<r an end to the war, f<r a poUUcal set!lemen~." ' • EASY RIDER. Uvins on the seeond ftoor could be trou.bletome for Hme cat1 who llke to wander, but ucolee" bas u made. Whenever he w a alB Ia or out, be bowh aud eltller Mrs. Keith Baheocl or her bulbaud eomel 11111niDg to ..,.rate blo opeelal "eleva· tor." The Baheeeko, who are from Ottawa, are ala· lloaed at lbe Canadian Armed For••• base at Labr, Germany. -ID."<:::~:::::::::::::·:· 'l1IE OUTLOOK Oblo exlended oallook Tuesday lbrougb Thursday. Fair ml mild Tlieaday aad Wediseldoy becomlll& partly cloudy wllb •bance of obowen aorlh porilon 'lllunday. 1IJgba 11'11111111 10 norlll port1011 flllllill to mid IIIII upper 'Ill Ia lile ......_ Lowutiil&ltfnmmidtioto mid Sill. ..-,-x:''*''*'''*~iW:'<.: m:; r · :u 85 ua C'iUISSes .at .n.r , , , l jiJI ticheol, ow .. • Jetliner Shootout Fails TEHRAN (UPl)-'lbree Ira· Dlln atuilenll bi'andlahing pistol8 and a of dynamite hljached an il:utan jetliner Saturday, allol. one of the pei'SOOIIIiboard and thre(otened to blow up the Jlllll!l at Baghdad airport in an abOrtive plot ·kl force . QM ' ""''··~ of polltleal priaoilen. The clrliilll ended·when ~ I lile~leiiU~tfllie.' l!li,.YRIA; ·e~t( (UPI) - ferenoe," aald Day. "Tb~ c.peai, IIO!i• 1>1 141 • Gecqe M. Day r.III JOII are ·dlpclpllnir 11 aUll prelly &oticl.. Tau · . ~ too.old lio laam. SO atlbe . Day. alao said be gell alona K- , ~· .!'~ ~~,.lor • Willi lbe oilier aludenll, despite · ~ 'lllfl"!'t . ~ a.t · "''""' Lorain Collliiii!IIIIJ ~. . ' "Ill 1101 w11en JOII llnlahed. am _ ace against Israel and eapel it from Saturday and the cidet< came the U.N. alive again following the The warning came as an solemn observance. estimated 300,1100 Egyptian Israeli IIJlOkesmen reported univeralty students began their no major incident of fl&hUng academic year with a pledge to during the 24 hour period, and follow in the late President the hoUday found the level of Gamai Abdei Nasser 's foot- combat at Its lowest point since steps. The students staged the weeka following the end of silent marches to Nasser's the 1967 Middle East war. grave and IA>ok oaths of "loyalty to the revolution." AI Abram, the Cairo newspa· In Amman guerrilla leader per published by Egyptian Yasser Arafat said the nine-day Information Minister MoJordanian clvll war had opened hammed Hasaaneln Helkal, the way for military unity warned the United States within the divecgentPaleatlnian Saturday against any attempt guerrilla groupe. to exploit the situation In Egypt "A formula to realizo mllita· following Nasser's death. fY,,.lii!IIY. I!M-~:r[ ' ..· . ed," "American pressures, like its · Arafal IA>Id the East withdrawal from the big four .·.-•·''f·" News agency In an rvlew. talks and Its eHorta to freeze " It is not unification (of the its own ialtisUve ... only groups ) or coordination, but Indicate America's failure to something hl&her.'' grasp the people's determlna· ROSSBURG, Ohio (UP! ) In Jerusalem the 24-llour Uon to follow In Nasser's State DemocraUc Chairman Yom Kippur fast ended at Dusk footstepe the newspaper said. Eugene P. O'Grady said Saturday night the "mud· sllnglng tactics" of Roger Cloud and the Ohio Republicans "indicate their desperation and their lack of constructive proposals' ' to present Ohio volers. . •'Roger Ciwd, the Republican candidate for governor, has concentrated his campaign effort on smearing Jack Gilll&an with faiaehoods and with a fallacious scare campaign about a bllllon dollar lax program, which was dramed up by Mr. Cloud's speech writers," O'Grady told guests at a Darke County Democratic dinner here. "Mr. aoud obviously cannot base bla campel&n on the eight. year-old record of the RepubUcan administration, of wblchbe Ia a member. He can't hope to convince voters they should conUnue a GOP ad· ministration that has forced local real estate taxes to double In ten years. Cloud knows the voters can't support a state administration that has per· mltted school dlstrlcta to go broke all over Oblo. "Oblo voters will not support Auditor Cloud and Treasurer John D. Herbert for responsible stale leadership when fiiO WATaiDEFENSE-JunlorquarterbackJimAmlbary mlllloo ~ i.llqal loans are still right and Carl Thomas (21) dleck the Eastern defense in outstanding -loans wblch were Friday's adlon agalnat the Kyger creeJi Bobcalll. Quai-. illllde under the state boards on terback Amsbary, returning to adlon fo1knrlng an W..., which llopr Ooud was a fired two IA>uchdown paasea lA> bllleft end Dennla Eichinger. member." ' ''l've . ··- shot once just below the heart when be sian, who Willi approached one of the bljactera. He Willi taken to a Baghdad Hoepit.olwherebewurep<rted in serious coodiUon. Capt De 5penaa ho baa Hved bJ Tehran ,.; ~ yoaro, aaldthehijack-•~ .... aathe Boeing 'I'll flow !ram Tehran to ltuwail -· ........ •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• �14- The SUnday Times -Sentinei, Swnlay,Oclober 11, 1970 Friday Night Grid .Scenes .In Tri-County Areal IJ-The Slllday Times. Sentinel. Sunday' October 11, 1970 ener, apture ..... ' 't' ., E . Baltimore Hits Ohio State Drubs Spartans, 29-0 ~ Three Home Runs -~ Off Gary Nolan .---. ~ ,_. ", .' ~ • ... ..·'..... "':I ' • i::' " wllh two sh«t touchdown nma Saturday as the top.ranked Buckeyes overpowered stubborn Michigan State 2!1-4. other team, greased up a Fullback Jolm Brockington squeaky Ohio State machine also scored twice ao seemingly EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPII-Subatilute quarterback Ron Maciejowskl, Bood en01J8h to be the slarter for nearly any OU Bobcats Trip Dayton, 17-14 ... • ' 'f.' ' ATIIENS, Oblo (UPI) - Jlrn Kensinger, seeing his first action of the season, ldcked a 22 • yard field goal with eight seconds remaining Saturday to give Ohio Universlty a 17 • 14 win over Dayton. Dayton scored finlt in the Drat quarter after Jlrn Tierney recovered a fumble on the Ohio 40. Dayton halfback Gsry Kos!na galloped 37 yards off tackle down to the three and " PROSE HITS PAYDffiT- Gallipolis' l9ii!OW1d fullback Torn ProBe (hidden by official on right) plows over !rom the one yard Une with 14 seconds left In the first hall to give Gallipolis a ~ lead over visiting Athens on Memorial Field Friday night. GAllS won the game 14-ll to remain un· • " •· beaten In live rulings. BuDdog on far left Is Fnd Tom (a) deft!lllift IIIII. Ill BfOllld ('I>) Is Alhem' Ouis Martin, I.unglngfonmdls Albelll' Mike Jlucli (i!). Nwnber 12 on right Is AilS safetyman Mike Green. GAllS QB Lorry Bnowden (left, rear) watcbes scoring play. FridJJy High School Grid Scores ay Uniltd Pruolntor..tlonol Lancaster 21 moor,O ~umbua !':" ....• .• 1- -.... -~ ••• ..••• .••• . SMml DRIVING -Senior lullllad< DaveSmltllls driving Ilia way toward a tokCbdown In Friday'• Soatllem Valley Alblellc cbampionablp game apllllt Kyger Creek. &llltblsbllhard by lbreo Bobcatdefendn. They are Ken Brown (12); BW Rouab (72) and Terry Molel (80). Another Eqle, IUdJard Liter (li),lsllao In the middle o1 theacllon. Ent- ~ •• • .•• canal Wlnchesfer 32 Lancaster FenWick ...• o ~ Ron 28 Marion Harding 12 Marion Pleasant 4>4 Ridgedale 0 Wynford 36 River Valley 0 C.rdlnglon 32 North Union 12 MI. Gilead 28 Big Walnut 20 Frempnt ..• .. • •• ••• Bucyrus 9 Tiffin Columbia 7 Porlsmoulh 14 Chllllcolhe 12 Portsmouth West SO Weat Boston o Porlsmoulh Notre Dome 4 Northwest B Wheelersburg «t Minford 0 ..-• • ---. Cleve. Lincoln West 10 Cleve. ~ • Soulh' Parma 8 lAkewood 6 Elyria 20 Findlay 12 Upper Sandusky 21 Gallon o · A GAllS VICTORY BELL - Prior to Friday night, Gallla AcCemy High Scbool never had a Victory Bell. Blue Devil f.aDo got ooe (temporarily, for the time being) and it rang lwd and loog following Gallla Academy High School's 14-ll SEOAL lriuoqlll over Albena on Memorial Field Friday ntcht. Pictured above with the IDiliJound beD, wblch staUooed on Bob Saunden'lniiS near thtiiCOl'ebollrd are Ed Lnis, Oral Roberta, Ron illuMU, Richard Flll:h, DeW! Nolan and Ed Jones. Boy on right Is unidentified. I. C.C. -awk 20 Sidney 24 Bollelonfalne 6 Clove. Shaw 30 Shakor Heights 12 do-wn. Ohio State even punted sil times in the game, two limes more than they had been forced to do in their finll two games !hi! season, and the outmanned Spartan defense limited the Buckeyes to 278 yards rushing - well below their average of 4011 yards on the ground. Ohio State had 19 first downs compared to 11 for the Spartans. up lhe middle lor fwr yards and a score with 5:32 left in the game. Quarterback Ron Krechling tossed to Tony Vitale for the two • point conversion and a 14 • 14 score. Kensinger' who earner tried two fleld goals, then followed with his heroics. Kosins Ued a Dayton record with his two louchdowns, gtv- , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - however, as BerrUe Tucker in· lng him 12 for the season. dlsebled Ust aU season, kicked lhe extra point and Ohio led for the llrst time. On lhe next kickoff, Dayton fumbled on Its nine yard line. Steve Skiver added Ohio's sec· ond score, going around the right side from two yards out. Kensinger added the exira Ute end zone for the first time, point. wilh Bill Gsry completing the Dayton was not to be denied; SPECIAL Tigers Blank Denison 30-Q. GRANVILLE, Ohio (UPI) Undefeated Wittenberg, sparked by quarterback Mlke Dean with two touchdown passes and a m run, scored in every period saturday to heal Denison :JO.(J for its fourth 1970 victory, In· eluding Its second In Ohio Conference action . After being stopped on downs oo Its first drive, the Tigers reeovered a Big Red fumble on their 23, pushed the ball to the 5 and then Joe Blck booted a 21 • yard field goal. In the aecood quarter, Dean passed 66 yarda and 8 yards for his team's two touchdowns which gave the visitors a commanding 17 • 0 lead. Dean ran the final yard In a third period march, and his team went for another touchdown in the final period. 66 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 Dr. Hardtop, radio & heater , p. steering. p. brakes. auto. trans .. w-s· w tires. Ermine white witn red interior . One owner in excellent conditio/'1 . '1495 Denison's best effort carne in the second quarter when Ule Bi~ Red drove to the Wittenberg 26, then tried an WI· successful field goal. Denison now Is 2-2 In forthe theloop. season, In· .__ Eastern Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio eluding ___ ________ _,;.._ _ __. WOOD MOTOR SALES "2 • • ·• •• • • .- --i.. • ..•• -. • ••• -•..•.. -...... • Columbus CoryoRawoon 27 Hatdln NorthemO St. Moryo 4>4 Wapok<Oieta 1 Allen East I Columbus Grove 6 Lima Balh 1• Von Wert 12 Celina 40 Ollewe Glandorf 2• Maclejowsld otarted the ... cood half and punched 011er himself twice to ellminate any upoet hopes harbored by the partisan crowd of 'I>,Jll . Brockington gained 1:111 yards in 30 carries, InclUding a %$yard touchdown run, to close out the scoring, and carried the ball nine straight limes to set up Maciejowski's second touch· • solfdaltd o Shadyside 20 Union ~1 o . . ,o•h Bitnliovii'-•:U<Qdll•V ·: .r Rl""r ~ocal, 28 ,~oodsfleld 12 •' Beallsville 34 'rvwedowbrook 0 Solem 14 Youngstown East 6 Massillon 41 Toledo Whllmor 0 Claymont 22 Carrollton 20 Columbus Westland 11 Delawore7 MI. Ver...., 32 Reynoldsburg 0 London 18 Mufllin o Dublin 30 Hamltlon Twp. 1 Highland 26 Buckeye Valley 12 CoShocton 14 Wool Holmoo 3 Cambridge 27 Rlvor Vltw 13 Ridoewood 54 Goreway 6 Trl 'Valley 1• Maysville 0 lndlon Lake 27 Wos1 ~lber!y ~lme 49 • yard march on fourth and tercepted an Ohio pass at the one from the one yard line. Ken- Bobcats' 42 • yard Une. Ten singer, who baa been on the plsys later, Koslns carried tonchdown on a one-yard run in the fourth quarter as the deep Buckeyes won their third straight game ol the aeason against no looaes. The Spartans now have dropped lbreo of four games. 11 was the second consecutive week MSU has lost 29-4, last week's defeat coming at the hands of Noire Dame. Michigan State, whlch ooly got Into Ohio State territory four times, gave the Buckeyes nine points In the first quarter. A Spartan fumble was reeovered by Stan White on the MSU 20 and three plays later Brockington bumped over from two yards out. The Buckeyes turned a short Spartan punt into a 33-yard field goal by Fred Schram just before lhe quarter ended. • Marion Clthollc 20 Northmor 2 Steubenville 42 O.ylon Rooo 21 Wlnfersvllle 47 Martins Ferry 0 Canton McKinley 22 Conlon Lincoln 6 Bridgeport 39 Warren Con~ Salem 6 on the next play carried U In for his lith touchdown of the season. The tw"'PPint conversion failed. The two teams baiUed score· less in the second and lhlrd periods, but the fourth quarter pi'OVIded all lhe fll'eworks for the crowd of 12,100. In the foorth period, Dayton punted out or bounds on its 49. The Bobcats book the ball Into Redskins Remain Unbeaten, 19-12 ~ c:onr.enee Maciejowski, who played quarterback when starter Rex 110\'en llrst downs and only a ~ lead In lhe fb·ot hall, wore Kern was shaken up several down Michigan State In lhe times during the game, went oecond half In the Big Ten two yarda In the third period to score ancl added another opener for both teams. alagglsh Ohio State, held to I ' -· AFTER AERIAL- Point Pkrulnl'a!Ucll OUnr (II)~ altemptato Iiiii a pus In tile lleCGIId 9J8rW olllle lllc Blllca' lfomei nina game agalm¢ MDton Friday ntchl The Milton defender is Let Fwme)•. Mlltanron,ls.l. • ' ' ! '' ' .•• .--•... -.-•. -•- .--. -...•. .... ..••..--,.•.•.. ..•. •. • •" ~ ,.. '•• ..t ••' j I WHY TAKE '< .,.. ' ltSS THAN Falb that drive CIIS, eat anx:eries, wear dolhJS buy insurance 1 e lhin&s JOII sell - are tl!er& The people yau want to see yaur adltatiument '·' rt- ~spaper is I wekOmed .pest in tile heme. Peaple buJ it ~ ltfliL' :. $WRE Wmt TH~ .,' ·' u EASTERN !UGH SCHOOL bond memben had a lot 10 ~ about Frlday ntchlaalho Eagles defeated defendlnll Boy VlllallO A1 Medina 7 arecksv!lfe 13 Bl'oOiclyn o Aohltbulo Edgewood 6 Gonova o Keystont ~2 A11on 6 Bur.keye 8 South Amherst 0 Canton Aquinas 8 Canton Tlmken o C.rey 38 Fairless 12 Zon"'vlllt 2o8 Coluniblis Soulh 6 New Lexington U Crootcsvlfle 0 •7 E~flako N<irl~ 2• MlclPerk B O.yton . Cham(nado Columbuo ·North 0 ·New Albany lA Luclli 6 · C.rdl"!!fpn 32 North U~lon 12 Upper Arlington 41 Akron .Columbus Ready 8 Columbus G_.tleld 6 Ironton 41 Wtllston lA' Centr1l 0 Cols. Marlon·Fr"nk . 32 Cots. Gallipoll!i u Athens o Log11n 28 Jackson 0 Watterson 21 Colo. Walnut Ridge 9 Cols. Paint Valloy 21 E,.t Clinton 0 Greenview U Modi..., Soul~ 0 BloOichOven 0 Sheridan '17 Jewitt t · ' Cols. Ncrthlarld 12 Nework 7 Cols. Whf!tstone lA Col!i. Linden Springfield Shaw~ ~- Grallam 1l 0 ' Mot~ 17 West Muskingum . 7 Fori Frye H Shenandoah 0 Columbus West 26 Columbus Oft¥•· Eist 30 Cleve. John H11y Wherle o 21 Paden Cl1v !W. Vtt) 29 Belpre o ,, ' '• ' Mantflold Madison 42 Now : Phlla!(ltll>hlo o Fredorlckfown 32 Clear Fori< 16 MapletCOI 20 Soulh Central o Alliance lA C.uvahoaa Foils 7 Akron l<enmort 21llerberlon o Millersport ~1 Berne Union 20 O.yton Col. While 12 Parton Rooseve lt o Xenia 32 Ftlrborn Bokor 11 SprlnQ!Itld North 2• F•lrmont Eaol20 Troy 12 Falrrilorit W~t d · 81'o01cvllle 13 Oak"""'!~ 12 Mansfield Malabar l.t Ashland 7 Eaton 12 Weal CarrolltOn 3 Lorain Admiral King 9 Man· slleld Sr. 7 • '· �14- The SUnday Times -Sentinei, Swnlay,Oclober 11, 1970 Friday Night Grid .Scenes .In Tri-County Areal IJ-The Slllday Times. Sentinel. Sunday' October 11, 1970 ener, apture ..... ' 't' ., E . Baltimore Hits Ohio State Drubs Spartans, 29-0 ~ Three Home Runs -~ Off Gary Nolan .---. ~ ,_. ", .' ~ • ... ..·'..... "':I ' • i::' " wllh two sh«t touchdown nma Saturday as the top.ranked Buckeyes overpowered stubborn Michigan State 2!1-4. other team, greased up a Fullback Jolm Brockington squeaky Ohio State machine also scored twice ao seemingly EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPII-Subatilute quarterback Ron Maciejowskl, Bood en01J8h to be the slarter for nearly any OU Bobcats Trip Dayton, 17-14 ... • ' 'f.' ' ATIIENS, Oblo (UPI) - Jlrn Kensinger, seeing his first action of the season, ldcked a 22 • yard field goal with eight seconds remaining Saturday to give Ohio Universlty a 17 • 14 win over Dayton. Dayton scored finlt in the Drat quarter after Jlrn Tierney recovered a fumble on the Ohio 40. Dayton halfback Gsry Kos!na galloped 37 yards off tackle down to the three and " PROSE HITS PAYDffiT- Gallipolis' l9ii!OW1d fullback Torn ProBe (hidden by official on right) plows over !rom the one yard Une with 14 seconds left In the first hall to give Gallipolis a ~ lead over visiting Athens on Memorial Field Friday night. GAllS won the game 14-ll to remain un· • " •· beaten In live rulings. BuDdog on far left Is Fnd Tom (a) deft!lllift IIIII. Ill BfOllld ('I>) Is Alhem' Ouis Martin, I.unglngfonmdls Albelll' Mike Jlucli (i!). Nwnber 12 on right Is AilS safetyman Mike Green. GAllS QB Lorry Bnowden (left, rear) watcbes scoring play. FridJJy High School Grid Scores ay Uniltd Pruolntor..tlonol Lancaster 21 moor,O ~umbua !':" ....• .• 1- -.... -~ ••• ..••• .••• . SMml DRIVING -Senior lullllad< DaveSmltllls driving Ilia way toward a tokCbdown In Friday'• Soatllem Valley Alblellc cbampionablp game apllllt Kyger Creek. &llltblsbllhard by lbreo Bobcatdefendn. They are Ken Brown (12); BW Rouab (72) and Terry Molel (80). Another Eqle, IUdJard Liter (li),lsllao In the middle o1 theacllon. Ent- ~ •• • .•• canal Wlnchesfer 32 Lancaster FenWick ...• o ~ Ron 28 Marion Harding 12 Marion Pleasant 4>4 Ridgedale 0 Wynford 36 River Valley 0 C.rdlnglon 32 North Union 12 MI. Gilead 28 Big Walnut 20 Frempnt ..• .. • •• ••• Bucyrus 9 Tiffin Columbia 7 Porlsmoulh 14 Chllllcolhe 12 Portsmouth West SO Weat Boston o Porlsmoulh Notre Dome 4 Northwest B Wheelersburg «t Minford 0 ..-• • ---. Cleve. Lincoln West 10 Cleve. ~ • Soulh' Parma 8 lAkewood 6 Elyria 20 Findlay 12 Upper Sandusky 21 Gallon o · A GAllS VICTORY BELL - Prior to Friday night, Gallla AcCemy High Scbool never had a Victory Bell. Blue Devil f.aDo got ooe (temporarily, for the time being) and it rang lwd and loog following Gallla Academy High School's 14-ll SEOAL lriuoqlll over Albena on Memorial Field Friday ntcht. Pictured above with the IDiliJound beD, wblch staUooed on Bob Saunden'lniiS near thtiiCOl'ebollrd are Ed Lnis, Oral Roberta, Ron illuMU, Richard Flll:h, DeW! Nolan and Ed Jones. Boy on right Is unidentified. I. C.C. -awk 20 Sidney 24 Bollelonfalne 6 Clove. Shaw 30 Shakor Heights 12 do-wn. Ohio State even punted sil times in the game, two limes more than they had been forced to do in their finll two games !hi! season, and the outmanned Spartan defense limited the Buckeyes to 278 yards rushing - well below their average of 4011 yards on the ground. Ohio State had 19 first downs compared to 11 for the Spartans. up lhe middle lor fwr yards and a score with 5:32 left in the game. Quarterback Ron Krechling tossed to Tony Vitale for the two • point conversion and a 14 • 14 score. Kensinger' who earner tried two fleld goals, then followed with his heroics. Kosins Ued a Dayton record with his two louchdowns, gtv- , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - however, as BerrUe Tucker in· lng him 12 for the season. dlsebled Ust aU season, kicked lhe extra point and Ohio led for the llrst time. On lhe next kickoff, Dayton fumbled on Its nine yard line. Steve Skiver added Ohio's sec· ond score, going around the right side from two yards out. Kensinger added the exira Ute end zone for the first time, point. wilh Bill Gsry completing the Dayton was not to be denied; SPECIAL Tigers Blank Denison 30-Q. GRANVILLE, Ohio (UPI) Undefeated Wittenberg, sparked by quarterback Mlke Dean with two touchdown passes and a m run, scored in every period saturday to heal Denison :JO.(J for its fourth 1970 victory, In· eluding Its second In Ohio Conference action . After being stopped on downs oo Its first drive, the Tigers reeovered a Big Red fumble on their 23, pushed the ball to the 5 and then Joe Blck booted a 21 • yard field goal. In the aecood quarter, Dean passed 66 yarda and 8 yards for his team's two touchdowns which gave the visitors a commanding 17 • 0 lead. Dean ran the final yard In a third period march, and his team went for another touchdown in the final period. 66 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 Dr. Hardtop, radio & heater , p. steering. p. brakes. auto. trans .. w-s· w tires. Ermine white witn red interior . One owner in excellent conditio/'1 . '1495 Denison's best effort carne in the second quarter when Ule Bi~ Red drove to the Wittenberg 26, then tried an WI· successful field goal. Denison now Is 2-2 In forthe theloop. season, In· .__ Eastern Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio eluding ___ ________ _,;.._ _ __. WOOD MOTOR SALES "2 • • ·• •• • • .- --i.. • ..•• -. • ••• -•..•.. -...... • Columbus CoryoRawoon 27 Hatdln NorthemO St. Moryo 4>4 Wapok<Oieta 1 Allen East I Columbus Grove 6 Lima Balh 1• Von Wert 12 Celina 40 Ollewe Glandorf 2• Maclejowsld otarted the ... cood half and punched 011er himself twice to ellminate any upoet hopes harbored by the partisan crowd of 'I>,Jll . Brockington gained 1:111 yards in 30 carries, InclUding a %$yard touchdown run, to close out the scoring, and carried the ball nine straight limes to set up Maciejowski's second touch· • solfdaltd o Shadyside 20 Union ~1 o . . ,o•h Bitnliovii'-•:U<Qdll•V ·: .r Rl""r ~ocal, 28 ,~oodsfleld 12 •' Beallsville 34 'rvwedowbrook 0 Solem 14 Youngstown East 6 Massillon 41 Toledo Whllmor 0 Claymont 22 Carrollton 20 Columbus Westland 11 Delawore7 MI. Ver...., 32 Reynoldsburg 0 London 18 Mufllin o Dublin 30 Hamltlon Twp. 1 Highland 26 Buckeye Valley 12 CoShocton 14 Wool Holmoo 3 Cambridge 27 Rlvor Vltw 13 Ridoewood 54 Goreway 6 Trl 'Valley 1• Maysville 0 lndlon Lake 27 Wos1 ~lber!y ~lme 49 • yard march on fourth and tercepted an Ohio pass at the one from the one yard line. Ken- Bobcats' 42 • yard Une. Ten singer, who baa been on the plsys later, Koslns carried tonchdown on a one-yard run in the fourth quarter as the deep Buckeyes won their third straight game ol the aeason against no looaes. The Spartans now have dropped lbreo of four games. 11 was the second consecutive week MSU has lost 29-4, last week's defeat coming at the hands of Noire Dame. Michigan State, whlch ooly got Into Ohio State territory four times, gave the Buckeyes nine points In the first quarter. A Spartan fumble was reeovered by Stan White on the MSU 20 and three plays later Brockington bumped over from two yards out. The Buckeyes turned a short Spartan punt into a 33-yard field goal by Fred Schram just before lhe quarter ended. • Marion Clthollc 20 Northmor 2 Steubenville 42 O.ylon Rooo 21 Wlnfersvllle 47 Martins Ferry 0 Canton McKinley 22 Conlon Lincoln 6 Bridgeport 39 Warren Con~ Salem 6 on the next play carried U In for his lith touchdown of the season. The tw"'PPint conversion failed. The two teams baiUed score· less in the second and lhlrd periods, but the fourth quarter pi'OVIded all lhe fll'eworks for the crowd of 12,100. In the foorth period, Dayton punted out or bounds on its 49. The Bobcats book the ball Into Redskins Remain Unbeaten, 19-12 ~ c:onr.enee Maciejowski, who played quarterback when starter Rex 110\'en llrst downs and only a ~ lead In lhe fb·ot hall, wore Kern was shaken up several down Michigan State In lhe times during the game, went oecond half In the Big Ten two yarda In the third period to score ancl added another opener for both teams. alagglsh Ohio State, held to I ' -· AFTER AERIAL- Point Pkrulnl'a!Ucll OUnr (II)~ altemptato Iiiii a pus In tile lleCGIId 9J8rW olllle lllc Blllca' lfomei nina game agalm¢ MDton Friday ntchl The Milton defender is Let Fwme)•. Mlltanron,ls.l. • ' ' ! '' ' .•• .--•... -.-•. -•- .--. -...•. .... ..••..--,.•.•.. ..•. •. • •" ~ ,.. '•• ..t ••' j I WHY TAKE '< .,.. ' ltSS THAN Falb that drive CIIS, eat anx:eries, wear dolhJS buy insurance 1 e lhin&s JOII sell - are tl!er& The people yau want to see yaur adltatiument '·' rt- ~spaper is I wekOmed .pest in tile heme. Peaple buJ it ~ ltfliL' :. $WRE Wmt TH~ .,' ·' u EASTERN !UGH SCHOOL bond memben had a lot 10 ~ about Frlday ntchlaalho Eagles defeated defendlnll Boy VlllallO A1 Medina 7 arecksv!lfe 13 Bl'oOiclyn o Aohltbulo Edgewood 6 Gonova o Keystont ~2 A11on 6 Bur.keye 8 South Amherst 0 Canton Aquinas 8 Canton Tlmken o C.rey 38 Fairless 12 Zon"'vlllt 2o8 Coluniblis Soulh 6 New Lexington U Crootcsvlfle 0 •7 E~flako N<irl~ 2• MlclPerk B O.yton . Cham(nado Columbuo ·North 0 ·New Albany lA Luclli 6 · C.rdl"!!fpn 32 North U~lon 12 Upper Arlington 41 Akron .Columbus Ready 8 Columbus G_.tleld 6 Ironton 41 Wtllston lA' Centr1l 0 Cols. Marlon·Fr"nk . 32 Cots. Gallipoll!i u Athens o Log11n 28 Jackson 0 Watterson 21 Colo. Walnut Ridge 9 Cols. Paint Valloy 21 E,.t Clinton 0 Greenview U Modi..., Soul~ 0 BloOichOven 0 Sheridan '17 Jewitt t · ' Cols. Ncrthlarld 12 Nework 7 Cols. Whf!tstone lA Col!i. Linden Springfield Shaw~ ~- Grallam 1l 0 ' Mot~ 17 West Muskingum . 7 Fori Frye H Shenandoah 0 Columbus West 26 Columbus Oft¥•· Eist 30 Cleve. John H11y Wherle o 21 Paden Cl1v !W. Vtt) 29 Belpre o ,, ' '• ' Mantflold Madison 42 Now : Phlla!(ltll>hlo o Fredorlckfown 32 Clear Fori< 16 MapletCOI 20 Soulh Central o Alliance lA C.uvahoaa Foils 7 Akron l<enmort 21llerberlon o Millersport ~1 Berne Union 20 O.yton Col. While 12 Parton Rooseve lt o Xenia 32 Ftlrborn Bokor 11 SprlnQ!Itld North 2• F•lrmont Eaol20 Troy 12 Falrrilorit W~t d · 81'o01cvllle 13 Oak"""'!~ 12 Mansfield Malabar l.t Ashland 7 Eaton 12 Weal CarrolltOn 3 Lorain Admiral King 9 Man· slleld Sr. 7 • '· �. If-'l'btl!lnllyTimol-lloaltnel, ~, Octobl!r II, 11'10 . \ ' Eastern Hands Kyger Creek 24-8 LOss J l• . . BY DALE ROTHGEB TUPPERS PLAINS Eaatern 'a powerful Eagle a virtually "sewed-up" the Southern Valley Athletic Cmferenco champiONhlp here Friday night by pooUng s 24-.l victory over defending champion Kyger Q-eek. Eutern, In poo~ Ita third league win, has only South- western and Southern left lroakally, all lequel-111 before claimlnt! U.s flrot league the IIIII decade bYe beeto at ~tie In four years. llle bauds of Euleft. IJpr 'l1le Eqlea' Jut cllamCreek loll the Utle Ia .• to pltasblp came ID l•lfler a Ceaeb Bob AAley'o iapeo; U-1 triumph over KYler Ued the Eqlea H Ia Ita; Creel. aad lett to Ceaeb WDUam 'l1le leta IDipped alt-pme 8b1Da'a """' IN ID 1111. Bobeat wlalllac atriac Three big miatakaaln the flrot agalatl 8outhera Valley half and two determined EogJe Athletic Coafereaee foot. drtvea In the second llllf were the contributing factors In Eutem's upoel. After a sooreleaa lira! quarter, Eutern began drtvlni midway In tile IIOCMd periGd following 1 Ky,er Creek punt. Coach Lorry Ritchie's Eqlea picked up a flrol down followlllg a Bobcat oflalde penalty. . Quarterback Jim Alnabory mi1infi hl8 OU BY JACK KOOEIIS PI' PLEASANT In o of the!; patented llomeco:ns halll01, the Point Pleasant Big Bl t d 1111 Milton ac • an va ng atage<!anotllerthrlller,wlththe Greybounda hanging on to cop a 12-1 decision at Saunders Cuto was abelved for the balance of lhe aaon And Donnie slammed f: 55 In eight slama. Painter picked up 16lnthreecarrtes . . Charlie Hughes, !3D-pound Milton IIOIII<r belted f..- 54 yardo In 16 ~lllond QB Joe Memorial Stadium Friday night. They did It the hard way too. Coach Lewis Ball'• Hounds gave up 84 grudlllg yards to the batWng looab tn the last four and one-half mlnutea, but Muae<1 to aurrender the last Hesa added 15. 1be Big llhleka aulforedtheir lizthalralshlletaandarel-Coo the ciiii!Nll&n. Milton dniYO K-yarda In 1.! plays let Ill lint..,..., II lhe Nil poial Ill lM lllitlal quarler. lfiiPis, ........,.,. and 11m ..........,. Ill mart bonts, willo ........,... ROIIIc wt. Paul llttli!)' ...... ~er'a """""'• ~ lout the G!o:~....,.. ~ 011 lop, f.O. water pipe. He wu aWl pouring It on 1111-yarda later as he blithe end zone . Then Clayton smashed lor the oonveralon and theBlaekaheldan8-81eadwlth . 4.06sWitogolntheperiod. But Mllton wu not to be denied. Early In the fourth y~ hl8 club to the KYler Qeek 21 lullhoclt Tom Karr, mo1'ed tbe Qeek was back Into the oontal, against the visiting Gallia Counli8JII. yard itrtpe. baD to tile one. &olth then tralllllg IU. Coach 'Howard Lee Miller'• Amshory lhen fired 1 lonl aoaredhlll aecond touchdown,. A Eutern, however, wouldn't crew ,... held 111 oaly"foar llrot ~ til hl8 ltft end DeMis run lor tile atra polnta faDed. be denied. downs. O'eek'a offense El~, a H 180 pound The fltat half ended with TbeEagleamarcbed53yardo oolleetedKyger &lly 3% yarda ruahlllg junior. Eutem leading, 12-0. for tile wiMlng touchdown. In lhe air. lnterferenee wu called on tile Ky,er Q-eek kicked opening Eutern behind tile alronj; and 10 The lloti01ta' blgeol gain play, wblch cave Eutern a flrot lhe third quarter. Alter holding running of Karr, Junior half. came on a il yard ac:feen Pill down at the Kyger Creek 16 Eutern Ill three yardo, tile back Riot S.odero and from quarterbtlck Jerry IIIU to yard Une. . Bobealll - over """" again. aopbomore Randy Boring White. Senior fullback Deve Smith, a Kyger Creek'a offense moved the ball to the Bobeat 25. Eulern rolled up 184 ·yardo on BEREA WINS RillAyg 180 pounder, ran up the middle aputtered with Cremeana 1be Meigs Countilnl were the gtOllld and 80 In the air. The BOWLING GREEN Oblo bulllng over from the two for pontlllg to the EogJe 26. penaliJed lliyardaaftermovlng Eaaleo colleciOd 12 llrat downs (UP!)_ Berea won ti,. lith Eutern'a lint louchdowna. A Eutern, aller geltlllg a llrot theovaltothell.Amabm-ythen and were .,...nred 30 yards. annual BcnrUng Green Stille try 1..- the converalon faDed. down, attempted a ~hlt Eleblnpr with a perfect 211 Kyair a-eek .,...nred » Unlverally Crou Coualry Bulen'• fWed-ap Senl..- wingback -aafety Gary yard ~ paao. yarda. Relaya for hlp school a qllla foreed tile villllq Call S.undera intercepted Am aEulenl 1 flaal Ially eame Eutern'a next ~ Ia at Saturdaywltb tllelowUme of M to 1"D'1- Orlaad c.--• blry'a P88l and relllmed it Ill lD tile ftarllo qaarter oo aN Federal -llooltlng wbl1e KYler mlllutea and 60 IIOCO!Ids. put waa bl..ked a~ tile Eaaler(• :.1 Yard atrtpe. yard Pill to Eleblqer. 'lloe Creelt 1illl holt Soilllnliltern In Thewlnninlllmeiurrlvedat r ..overed by Eaoleraa Kner Creek then atruck play dbnued a 67 yard ill homeeomlng matdl Friday. by ......... the Umeo ol all liz Ialor laUle Rocer ltarr, OR paydlrl when junlol- tallblclt drive. _,....,up thellobntii-_.Uae. DlldWhlle frooltlle The....... ed del By Quarlora: ' ;unnora on eadl tum for the •-· v wen 1over ._... rugg ense l(ygerQ-eek 0 0 I 0- I twomllec:ourae. Eastern again behind the lwo.Whltealaoraeedoffhlslefl waaperblpsthemajorweapon Eaatern 0 12 • 8---Zf Findlayandwaa M .,..•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• mlnutn 67 second IIOCOIIds In wblle Lakawood waa lhlrd at 16 minutes. Sandusky finished filth followed by Tiffin Columbia, Cleveland Rhodeo, Dayton Patteroon, Parma, Aahlllnd and Lakolll. Jm:\'1 n....., THE DODGE BOYS AT RAWLINGS ARE· OFFERING YOU A Bengals Tackle Browns in._ """'•* we. de!- canto, Harden37.ponied to the Milton 1be abort Hounds couldn't move and Jordan ltlcked.Ruthewaaroughedand the Milton's had a lint down on lhe local 84. They moved to the ! 36, with fourth down and one coming up. Lea Facemeyer darted Cayton, leading ball through oo a quick opener and of the nigh~ slammed abcnred ""' heels for u . yardo themlddleo!Mllton'sltnehm andthe""""'thatgaveltbool< -yards out aad oaiJ tbno to Milton 11 IU. The lime wu ...... remaining. , . Mlltono 6::19. bent but would not give and the Millon ltlckad oil and Walter pme ended with the lllacb Tht""-llooflilllllclta8<JC Smith wheeled uplleld 21-yardo • • within apliUns dlatance of .. Millilt'o p i ltne waa the to hl8 35. And IIIla waa when the Yickry. Milllm 'II illlllollrst llllf where real ball game atarted. All IIIla came 11>out aftor their l'wnbled lllo ball away· Flgh~ the clock, the llltcks Milton beld a 6-4 half-lime lead '111t lloondo out-nllhed lhe began putting It together. CINCINNATI (tiPI) - The .., Lea Facemeyer's two-yord lo<als 114 to lllln tboae opening Painter alaahed lor I and Mc- ClnolnlliiU Bangala, W11b Vlrgll ....-ing burst In the firsl pertod. two periods, with McDermitt Dermltt added 1. Clayton lhen Corter at the qua-terbaok slot, Greg Clayton, who did not nottinc 35 for the llhloks and carried six •tralght times, will be aeeltlng their oecood enter lhe game until the aecond Raghea lH for the vlsitora. picking up 28 to Mlllon'a 21. victOry over the Cle•~eland half because of a ]nviowl In· Both teAms employed the Time wu scllsaorlllg away. Browna In aa many meellnp jury, pot lhe Blacks In lront In pont in the lhlrd quarter, with The Blaeka oonUnued banging. when the two teams olaah today lhe lhlrd period with • hair- Body Harden ~~ oil a 18- With liz seconds remaining, In CleYeland. ralalng 1111-yard scoring daab yarder and Jordan countering they were on Milton'• two. The Bengalo had banded tile after taking a pltchout from QB with 'II and 35-yard ticks. lt wu Painter's paaa fell Incomplete, Browns an upeet klu In a preBrad Painter. Clayton alao •Iter theaecond one that the Big Time fm- one more lly. Clayton aeaaon game on tile BeJwai,l' banged over the oonveralon to Blacka brought the crowd up sucked In hl8 slon!aeh and gave aatroturf In tile tum's new make iiB-8. He put together 141 acreamlng. it all he had. He wu stopped on Riverfront Slllclwn. yardo nelln 16 carriea. With the baD on their own ll, the one pushed backward by Today's game will be one ol Lea Facemeyer was Mllton's Painter pitched out to Clayton. the entke Millon defense, and the two regular aeason C<llfall ace rusher with 1211 yards In 21 Gres got a good block, turned lime ran out. betwaen tile two teams. ruabes. He was tile SUY who put hl8 right corner, broke about By Quartera: Bel!gala Coach Paul Brown Millon ahead again with a five tacklea and got Milton 6 0 0 6--12 will be llOinB wltb Corter who startling :U.yard acamper In the straightened out like an eeltn a Big Blacks ooa 0- a has Olllled sam Wyche aa fourth period on an unexpected quarterback. Carter baa lllllll~ed lhf:ltlpaaaea f..- 170 quick opener. lit ·· DECATUR, W. (tiPI) - The ClnclnnaU Royals cloeed out lbeir exblhiUon aeaaon Friday mcbt wllh a win altboQgb lbolr ............, record leU far below MERCERVILLE - Coach .100. Bill Adams' Hannan Wlldcall The Roym connected .., behind the •Iron& running of amnlllralgbl free tlnwaill the senior halfbacks Larry fourth ,..arlerlopuD to a llli45 Thompson and Don Payae, win o..,- the Qdoago Bulla on recorded a 30-12 victory over the nelllrll floor here. hoot Hannan rr... In a nonThe twoteamowere Ued at• league contest played here an w11111 lhe Roym tnka 1ooae Friday night. IDr tboae ...... points. 1be vlsi~ Wlldoats struck . the Sports Desk by Chet Tannehill MIDDLEPORT -How wton1 can a guy be? I demollllraled tile.,....,. Ill that one Friday from the !!ports Deal< In my review ol the new, revltallled Soulheaatem Ohio League ill wblob the CllldtuiOil .... c6:red that the ... of the 004 IICOrell baa oncled, So what doea Meigs do Friday night? Hal .MeJ&IIO, Waverly flrot In the aecond quarter when Tb0111p10n aorambled 60 yardo after recovering a bl..ted Jerry Waup punt. The bard running apeedlter alao ran the eonveralOD. Coach Paul Dlllon's Hannan Trace grlcldera came right book with a llgblllln& faat score. Senior quarterback Larry Q-emeena cllmued the drive by aoortng on a 16 yard run. A run for the atra points failed. Hannan Trace look a ahortUved lead following a blocked punt by freshman end Don Weill. Senior tacllle Tom Beaver,al'l$pounder, rambled Ill yardo to paydirt. Hannan aoared ill go ahead touchdown Ill I 50 yard pus ploy Ill Payne. Payne alao hulled over fm- the oonvoraton. The vlllltora aoared again In the lhlrd period on a three yard jolt by Payae, The ...., ended a 10 Yard drlvewhlebbeganaflerHannan recovered a Hannan Trace lwnlile. Hannan'allnal TD came with leaa than a minute to play on a 65 yard run by 'Ill<mpaon. Payae ran tile a&ra polnll f..- a 31).12 vlckry. YOU ALL HANKERIN' FOR A VACATION r ,I• ' . ~·'I. ..f- end,.... '' from,..._. . ..... • ~"' ·''' - , • • .. • •• - •. • •• a- ~ -~ - ... ,.. ~................ _""' ~~t ......... ]..,_.-·-·................. • i• • Miami Beach • New Orleans •Like Tahoe • Cape Kennedy •LuVagu • Reno : • " :• : : thorn The Sou holl :edr: limo their 11 t thl$1101l8011, winning rs same and In a big way, :!W, over the h so;::es:•: Hlghlllndera ere I Y southern Valley Conference game. Coach Bob Ashley's Tornadnes are now 1-4 overall this season and I-lin theSVAC. The lllghlanders are 1)..4 overall and 0 Ia 0-Z In ~asu r~U.;;· to 25 ftrat do:. 12 lor the Gallla the ~~u:slna~lalou~~~ m RACINE - :::ceT=~~; ~n f · I Come in Be our lind gilt full detail• 9'!118t live It 1 NO GIMMICKS/ • .NO FOOLING!• • • ' I • Your ciJoice of IIDtL ••the Dodp ao,s It Rlwliqs 111 6ffn1 a he WICIIIan .., q ,of l.he reats &sled abolt. •• this Clltiklle is IIIIOd unti Ju1J 31, 197L ••• IIIIIIJiime llltwtln the dale of JOUr purdl• Mel Ju~ 31, 1971 • • • • plcl Jllllr time lid Jllllr ely. • • .this enlilles JOU and JIIUI' wife, ar ., cauple JOU miJ want ID flalllfer llle -" ID, ID a deluxe, · lir-canditianed 11111111 ICCIIIIImodlllon wHit prime balb •d • llle pdtil1.. of tile hotel id.ded • • .m.. end ~- ID llld fnn 1'81011 n IIIII included. • .J11U n not Cllllllined II ·. ., tours ar meeliup ar &RJUP pllleqs of .., .n ..he ID 1111111 and • the lilhts an ,_ · ' I I With the win, the Tornadoes could rise to new hoighll. Thus far In the season, they have taken tllelt share of lumps and tbell some. Southern scored 14 points In the opening period and alter a scorele., second period, t I hi . the third and 10 ~...: ~ final 12 minutes. U: • • ' ·~ 1-. 'c~ . YOUR CHOICE. • .OUR PL£ASURE. • .DRIVE YOUR NEW ·IJOI)&e MD HAVE lH~ VaQt 01.US. . ' ' ' . ,\' ' ···: ' ... •' ' '. d ·'OPEN ·. J "'l .. '. f '- advantage. . On the next senes downs, Lehew recovered a ofwav..-ly bl th TIS r 11 fum e on e e . 2 Wlllboms went for ' Bogga loot 0110 a paaalelllncMIIPlete. With• and fourth down and 9, Werry threw over the bead of Jon Kloeo, 160 lb. senior end, at the goal Une, and Interference was called.Melgagotaftrstdownon tile w er1 7 halfway to lhe av Y ' goal. There Willlama bucked three llmea, going In from tho I loot line on the final attempt. Boggs tried to carry lhe eatras across but waa stopped abort and Me;•• came up fleld,leadlng 22~ lei · the 11r 1 hall 0 with 6:17of ~m and ~ ln. 0 0 •..:: A loss passes r-~ complete w •e Tigers to punt again. Grate !~bled the punt on hu 46, ptcked II up, and raced down the sideUnelhe rest of tile lH yards mto the end zone. Worry ran '" the extras and Me~ga led, ~. with 4:211 to go In the hall. Aa thecold waverly was stopped lor theoffense remainder of the ball, Meiga made one penetration Into Tiger territory. to the 29 but Waverly toot over do..,;.. At the half, Meigs 00 held a stunning~ lead. · SECOND HALF Mar JJder Alter lhe a s were forced 111 pont, that man Lehew pounced on another fumble at lhe Waverly 11 on lhe Tlgora' first play from acrlmmage. th Williams went lor ree, Smith lor four Mark Wllllama, HO lb. Junl!r rambled lor 8, and Tiny WIIUama carried It in from three ·yarda out, his second liz-pointer of the game. Mark WIUiams tried the extras but waa stopped abort, and Me;•• ted, ~ •. ' Waverly picked up one llrat down by a penalty, but Morris intercepted a Joe Acord, who took over lor Tom Varney in the second hall, aerial and the Marauders took over at tho Tiger 39. from 20yards out and Nick lhle ran In the oxtru to move the ae::;e! period Pat lllll • ran the ball in from six yards out With John Jenkins scorms the extras, t81SIDS the lcounttheto 30-0. Jim Johaaon comp eled scoring when he tacltled the Southwestern quarterback Ill the end zone for a safety. Southern will travel to Hannan Trace next Fndsy to meet the Wildcats In another SVAC game. s sw First Downs 25 12 Yards Rushing 214 71 Yards Pa"'ll8 IllS 15 Total Yards 39986 Paaa Allempte 17 13 Paaa Completed 9 4 Inlercepted By 4 1 Fumblea 3 2 Fumbles Lost 2 2 PenalUes 11696 Score by quartera: Southwestern 0 o o 0- o Soulhern 14 o 8 10-32 --- •= ~lback, ~ ~ ting Steve Jenklna, 160 lb. junior quarterback, tossed 17 limes, compleUng nine, two for touchdowns. Ed Lawson opened the scoring for tho Tornadoea on a 15 yard pass from Jenkins, but the attempt lor the extraa was no good. Also, In the first quarter, Jay !lUI rambled 12 yards and ran in the e:dru to put Southern ahead, In the third quarter, Mike Nease caught a Jenldna pass ~I ·Meigs Grid Statistics INDIVIDUAL RUSHING INTERCEPTION RETURNS M W Meigs. Weber, 1 for 30, 30.0, on fourth play attemp · First Downs 12 7 Morris, 1 for 5. 5.0, Vaughan, 1 It was from here that the Yards Rushing 189 7 for 0, 0.0. Falcons their lma ' I TD W I S hmltt I for 19 "'"' Yards Passing 121 S avery , c • • drive. Total Yards 310 12 19.0. Passe& Aftempfs 9 18 INDIVIDUAL PASSING Highlighting the earl1Part of Passes Completed • 1 Meigs, Werry, 3 for 7, 114 t 8 other· TD late in the quarter when El".oIt ran II vo yards into the end zone to conclude a 65 yard Catholic drive. This lime Elliott's ltlck waa no good. 3 1 Parker•........ held stronn1y to game - tying drive were pass tn1erceptlons By vwo .. pi . 0f 37 and 42 ards Fumbles ita 1~ lead through tho second com etiona Y Fumbl.. Lost o1 2" and third quarters u the two from Howard to Junior Randy ~naltles 85 37 lied Clark PuniJ 2-74(37.01 5.150130 .0 lone Ierma with unill Wahama got the baD to the I o INDIVIDUAL RUSHING learns bat the defonaive on ' blocked I for both aquads turning In yard line with sa secon~ Mel's standout perlonnances. showing on ~~board a Player CB YG AVG. 1 11 Wahama finally broke 11.1 was tile ~a · ~ ~.,",. t.'aPtlllam( : ~'Ii ~3 -"''oclml8bltlllh>l lllloutoo-311U,polnt,lrom . . · • Vonlnw•OO!' 5 JS · 7.0 and 56 aeconds remaining In the · Ua Roush, thai the . ;. ed Smith · • 33 a.3 fourth period when Keith Sayre the game. Time bad run out on :f.::~• ~ ~ scatted 11 yards into the the clock when the TD play was M. Williams 2 a 4.0 Catholic end zone to cap a 60 completed. V M te had Hoffner 1 4 •.o yard drive. Coach [Joo an e r Haggerty 1 o o.o t r the comeback 1 YG·9 AVG. -9.0 Howard'sklcklortheEPwaa hiKh prbllsohlaFoalc "The all Werry Player TCB good and Wahame had cloaed staged Y ons. Y Welch 3 16 5.3 tile gap to 13-7. did atremendoua/:'bin.that big Dolley 6 16 2.1 As the seconds Ucked away, fourth quarter, satd Van :::~rs ~ 1~ ~:~ Parkersburg began mounUns a Mete•:, "I'm proud of all of Schmitt 2 2 1.0 drive that would luJve put the them. V Varney 10 ·33 -3.3 Wahama ' nowf.2..1 ' hosts an Acord 4 -11 ·2.8 lclngonthecakaforthevisltllrs INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING H It panned out. , Friday night. Meigs The Wood Countlana picked By Quartera: Ployor PC YG AVG. 1 their way back up field to the Pkg. Cath ~ ~ ~ ,t~ ~ 1 :~ :~:~ four yard line where the Falcon Wahama Mor~fs 1 37 37 .o defensive unit of CurU. RoRoushush, STATISTICSW PC Harmon Wovorlr 8 8.0 Randy Clark, Cheater • j16 200 Maloy 1 5 s.o Randy &oith, Ric11Srd Kent, YYardaards KPaushlng••••• 17S ll5 KICKOFF RETURNS Don Machlr Carl King INI'Y ~.., Meigs, M. Williams. 1 for 22, Cle·-'••er Enc Morrl; Mike Nell Yardo 210 235 22.0. '""' ' ' First Downs 13 12 Waverly, Webb, 3 for 46, 15.3, White and Keith Sayre PasseaAttempted 3 for 46, 1s.a . 21 7 Welch, PUNT lightened up to stop the opRETURNS poaltlon. Wahama . drove P..... Comploted • 11 2 Meigs, Grate, 3 tor sa, 19.3, 3 1 Waverly none. Catholic bock to tho 1.0 yard line Dass ' ·os lnlercepted . near~en i:: ouDesPile the fact Wahama -·--~ a win only by the extra u~ point eonversl"!', playera and fans alike w<re dellghted with the outcome In v~ ol the Falcons' tremendous last stanza comeback. Wabama had trailed 13-0 going Into the final 12 mlnutn aller Catholic scored both of liB TD'5 In the opening period of 1o p y. Parkersbii'S· ocored Ill llrst al•-polnler on the gamOHJpenlng ltlck.oflwhenD.ave Padden,J'/5 lb. aenlllr, grabbed the baD m1 Two oo playa later, Werry bit Morris the ten yard line and ·1 · fr om theblgendcarrled 1m there and Meigs upped their lead to62-0 the play covering 'II yarda. Andy Vaughan, lli5 lb. sophomore quar~~--. waa slopiJed abort on lhe try 1..- the tr ex aa. As Marauder oubatitutes flooded the field, the Tlgora drove to their own 411, but Dallaa Wet,er' 165 lb. aophomore k •-led olhe linebac er,ln-.-r an r Acord peas and relllmed It 30 yarda to the Melga 30. But at lhe 25, John Schmitt returned the favor u he picked off Vaughan's llrst pass at lhe Tiger :.~and returned It 19 yards to the 39. The Tigersnd failed. gain a M totook flrot down a e1gs over •···-~ oo the Tiger Keithlullbaclt, Vanlnwagon, 150 lb.66.junior ChuckF a ulk • 140lb ·~r ...,bomore lldlback, and IJiclt Quallo, 161 lb. senlm- tallbaclt, lurnl carrying the plgakln with Vanlnwa•en '""""II • . . In from II· yards out oo a tremendous bunt of - - ' &round IJia W!fl end. ....-. . Qualls ran In the exltaa and MOlPied, 004. And that '" how II atood aa reservea from both aldea plaJed out lhe remain;. , -• time · , Ne•t Week, tile Marauder~ will have their hcJaleetmlng agalntt the Atllena Bulldop at Pomeroy In a key league g..,.. Both the Marauder• and Bl>lldop are Z-11n league play. Waverly will travel to IJJpn Ill ba.ttle obi ftalnsthe leasue-leading e · THE NEW 1971 : : : : ltlck an./1 catlidhc came back up · ALBANY _ Senior runntnu field with • .7-o advantage~lr back Orla Hudnell, a 1~ The vlllltora notched speedster, scored lour touchdowns here Frlc!ay night In F!..A8IIES WIN le•"•• lhe Alaander Spartans KENT, Ohio (tiPI) - Keut to_,. an ea~ 48-o romp over North Stille's sOidom uaed Doui Ober ·• ltl·'-' fo live field GaUlo •oata""""Si.!.~to'·'!...,,. .... Hud~ell, an all lriOV<~ aelecUon lhe past three yearu, Golden Flaahea to a 25-22 Mid- accounted 1m- 28 of hl8 team•a Am<~ican Conference win over polnta.lle scored on runs olllli, Weatern MJC!hlgan, yards, Vaughan, 1 for 2. 8 yards. Waverly, Varney, 0 for 8, 0 yards. Acord, 1 tor 10, five yards. INDIVIDUAL PUNTING Waverly, Lightle, S for ISO, 30.0. AND SON MOBILE HOMES SAVE SSOO TO $1000 ON 1970 MODELS FRENCH CITY MOBILE HOME SALES 135 Pine Street l'tlone 446-9340 "S"'I"f ,... ''"'' 19U" Gallipolis, Ohio .~~Me:lg~s.~W~e~rr~y~,2~101'~74~,~37~.o~~~~Goo~llpo~~ll•~· 01>~1·~~~~=========:::::::::::::::~ · §: ~:.t.,J~dtoq:bar:, Pirates Bombed By Spartans then tallied the extra point on a • •• '" : : :; -- ,.....,. "'" ' ..·us Ca ;,..- Nickla ., r,ntures 1'.Itl e 11 1o and five yards. Hudnell scored lour extra polnll. Aleunder's other TD's were made by senior fullback ~te Rusaell. Russell and Pol ther conLawson added ... •M o era! v ona. Four. Plrata were forced Ill leave the oontnt due to lnjurlea. ~nlor quarterback Jackie 'Srlllth, tailback Harvey.Brown, and center David Wickline, a abo sophomOre, all suffered lnjurles.&olthandBrownwere both aamlned at the Holzer ~ WEN,WORTI( England 'match. llf1 played an Iron 111 Medical CenW and releaaed. ~ (tiP.1)-Jaclt'"Ic"·uobeatl..ee thetee..,l ·waaontbe._ , . In Lorry ~uatus, a 170 pound :I!! 'l'revlno a"!"'"I Saturday; ... ---'-'-' 'I'*, .IIUslalned a mlilor. lag lll 'lll(.,three. Travlno ~-~ · him • epic birdie batUe to win tbd 311- the match a(.ler. mlail1i a ~ : hole fiJW ,of the PlccacllLY footer. =:.' World Ma'·h Play Golf t:banl- Be!Qre lhla both p!lyero j. u n :: : pt~te UJe' q~ty oh = .......... , l',f~.I!QO~~ play the malcll Ondeci : In ' fall-orlyl or !Iii liglll .._,.., ~thing ci When Injury. The win gaYO Coadl Dave SnipeaAthenaCountyteama:h'l record. Coac.~ Paul Aikman's Pirates are now 1-4. "-·-•er had 16 flrot d~• ,.....,.,. ••••• 2111 yarde ruahlllg and f1 yardo --~-> " paaslllg. North Gallla ,,....., yardo In tile aJr and were belli to mlnua 11 yarda ruahlllg. 1be Pirates recorded alx flral downa. ' The Plrateo will play Green Twp., In lbetr game Ff!diY· By Quarlera: NortiiGallla Alaander , . i.ced ~~~ S\111 .to "' ; • .20.,. flO¥ UNITS.m~ Q .. .. .AU.IOOY STYI:£$.. ~S.. '~EQUIPMEIIT. ,·:IIIJtRY . I'GI. !OUR' atOICt ·•,·• • l,lEU6. • JIOW IS DIE TillE 'm·CAll, OIIE OF.lHE GlioD GUYS ',''' ·, ' .' .... '- !: ·' ~;-!,. AT ~fiGS· jftD GP' tit~ , .:~, A IQNUS. •·.9ft.Z15L .••992.Z1511f11Dn 'WIIIte, ' ·••• ....... W•Wr£1~ Alii~ ....~ '"' o , •• · -~~~· ' The six-pointer that gove the Falc-ons their ije came on the he Quarterback Timmy Howard last play of the contest w n hit Junior eurua Roush with a 10 yard TD aerlol that coneluded a qqlck 90 yard drive. Wahama, though happy JA pull out a tfe missed vlctllry by 01 dy a mat~ of Inches alter tbe TO when Howard's enra point converalon on a ltlck went wide uthe CathoDe defense put on a strong rush. How•rd had suifered a apralned anltle In the !trot quarter of the blrd~ought i" • It lhe CAIIIIIInca, !Mn, s.on,, Ver111., Slleny Faltni: ar a Seeoad Quarter d Minutes into the socon quarter, Melp had posaesalon on Ita own 39 alter a Waverly pont. Bogga plckad up lo..- to the 43toand after anWerry Incomplete pass Hoffner' found Boggs open downfteld and hit biro with a -·for the six polnll. The play covered 57 yards. Werry then hlt Grate In the end zone for the atraa and with 10:09 left In the flrot half, the Marauders had taken a 16-4 1~. 1- : :• • :' ' : • : • : " : • : • • :~ " own. • ' • MASON - Wahama's White I th Falcons staged a our per lod Comeback that resulted in a 1313 ije with vlsltillS Parkersburg Catholic Friday night at Boehle! Park. .. for Mi11mi B1111ch Gum. • - ,;,~ .... .. _ •• : : v..- ... ........ . .. . . .. . · - · - · · - - - ... "'" _ _ _.. _ ;.\ \! 11nd 11 tr•n•portlltion-PIIId crui•11 to the B11h11mu '\ '. --" - • :: ! • - . . . . . . . . . .... ..-c. ....... _ - giving away vacation certificates good for a vacation In one of the following resorts. •'*' a · ·· -- .... . " ,_, , . .. .... . • •• comPIIIIIIJ luxurkiii halll. F~~e Balwnallland Civile fnlm llilmi Bacfl•l!lir& M · hat* an 111e ocan. a. fahee, 1a Veta 3 ~~apz ni&hts 11 1111 w C~qMt l.odat 11 "- •• .· . Tahc!e ..n In l.llil Tallee. •..._. in Ia ar . . . . . . . llafiL Cape ...~ , 4 ciiJs-3 • at tile hlntdy lllan ar com,_., .....,... hoteL F~ lllur of the Cape. ._ Olteans.4 dap-3 ni;lts It tile ~,.., ar •PIIIblffilii!Hid 11o111. {1 • Best Price • Best • Best • : :: :: :: :: • • ''·"eome4n·t• Rawllngs·eaose he 'l s:< ·rl .• n. llliami Bucb 4 daJs-3 - "Our l . .ular Prices Are Other1 DIICount Prices"I ~ • ' right aide and aeooted 31 yards toscore.Boggarantheexfraaln ontheaame ...... ·••y.With 9:29 '''"''"" left In tile opening period, Melga led a.o. 1be game shaped to exlhe brulalng CO!IIest thatupwaa ~ted as only one llrst • ~ ~wn was recorde<lln the remaiMe< of the opening period, that by the ........ Waverly punted .,. twice and Meiga once, with the Marauders turning lhe ball over on downs once. l "'&~thern Wins First Game, 32-9,~ -•. • Bruce Collet. Laalred At lhe Best ••• ThenlluylheVelyBest ~~ ~ v:J'tu~ =~~~te~ep~~h~~d ,!.~ recovered by Meigs. Besides WI II1'ams, ~oln• tho head• hunUng were Ted Lehew • 100 lb. junior linebacker: John 'l'holnaa, 11i5 lb. junior middle ••uard·, Fred Lee, 180 lb. jumor tackle; Roger Abbott, 203 lb. aenlor tadde,· MJke Grate, 16$ lb. aenior oafety; Chip Hagserty,l32lb. senior safety: Jeff Morris, l60 lb. junlm- end; Wayne Well, IllS lb. IIOIIIor end; Ron •-•th, 165 lb. Junior cor~·• nerbaok, and Tom Hoffner • !60 lb. senior cornerback. FlR8T HALF Aller WUlloms kicked oil for Meigs, Waverly picked up nothing on e running play end two passes. Tho fireworks didn't take long through to ignil2 the u Well came bursUng left side of the Tiger line and blocked Jeff LighUe's pont. The Marauders took OYer on the Tiger 60 and Bogp gained two on his first try, Willlama went for seven, and Bogga ripped throagh a big hole on the ~ Gives WHS 13-13 Tie -•• ~-rted ·CERTIFICATE .... and Bob Trumpy. tile Benaala' loading Pill recelvor With 11 catdlel, baa a oore ankle, and could gl¥0 way Ill Yauw ... . ......... 'll8bl -------Hannan Trace and Hannan eaebrecordedeigblliratdowna. Wayne Queea, IIOIIIor half. back, led the RT Illicit with 911 Yards ruM!ng. Defenae alandout.lwerelfaMan•o1'11ompaon with lllll'•l'iated lacltlea and Hannan Trace's Wells wbo spilled the opposing quarlerback three lima. Hannan Trace wUI boot Soulhern 1n ita homecoming Friday. WIUiams 17' lb j I Tiny • • · un'"' lullbook, had two touchdowna and played an excellent game on defense at middle linebacker, saalstlng on frequent tackles. Dennis Boggs, IS5 lb. senior tailback, aiao crossed the goal twice, one on the •· -ound and one on a perfect pu5B from quarterback Bob Werry, Boggs making a brilliant caleb on a deep pool pattern. The bard-hitUng Marauder defense forced the Tigers Into ac..-ln~ ·- Chant~y.. d TheMaraudershad189yar • on the ground with five players gslnlng 26or more yards. Meigs tolaled 121 yards through tile u-. alr, two going 1..- touc.~wog. Waverly had only 7 yards net ...... nd • da t SSlng r-w•g a • yar ne II" • but did get 7rust downs, largely on penalties. The Marauden bad IZ first downs. : :• ""* 0! Alter an, Cbanoey at - . . . : nmalned 10 cJepraaaed from tlledlfoatby Jecltlon the net before thai be nan~ oollldlllg oil GPIImiallcally about Wawrly. And Waver)J'o two league atarts •Uer badn'tauullled a_., 11a1er- mating u. debut ill the lllle'a granddocldy of aU JnP grid llllllferencea. Elsewhere In today'• aporia reports Hobart Willon Jr. deaoribea the IItle fever thai awept lhrougb GaWpolla upon the Blue Devlla' upaet victory over Alba. From oblen'lng him all cloy S.turdly at bla delk, It's my aplnlon the !eYer alao baa I JftiiJ llOod 8lort In him. Mlcldleport, by the ny, has cradlled former .Middleport albleleJludlly (Wlllard)Moore,.aldel<lbead.....,., Jofully l!ekar, witbablcaaalatillthlayear'oBiueDevllauc.....,todete. ....... had what It toot ill football, basketball, and beaeblll IDr the old Yellaw Jacteta. Never more than 131 1111., aboat the iiiJe ol 1 fellow Bubbl Smlth can Jam In bla beet Pbctet, Buddy played football In lhooe days when 104 aoarea weren1 IIIICOIIIIJIOn .... tile 141 belonging to the other loam. I'D never forget Buddy one night 11 l6ldJeport agalnlt Jacltaon. Tbta waa when Buddy was a ~. 10 perblpaln liM. Jaokaon bad a 8-8 end with not very 8ood llllldl bullw had a """A>'ng advanta1eover Buddy who had to_,ltlmman io 11110 .., the deep pool patlornl. Three lhllel Jlll$'iilf tbmrto • 1111 for the goal Une tbe ~~ 11. ~ llmea be blew it, with Buddy dogbw hiD! U&t IMJ*. Bul the fourth tbne lhe ball .... oaugbt ~ yll$ from 'm.llnd; and there was lluddTon the turf aboldolthe bltlltlr'• tep at theanklel. 'lbll Jlll!bon end lllmply laid down Ill,the eaat and :tc:oredl And baoi1: to that 004 11in1 at Wlftl'ly.How wul to~ lheae .Minuderlare aa fiOINI'ftjl u lill that? BalkMI, ~ old hiiiiiiOtlalt to telll 011 tile point productton In the second half. His bancllwaa cleared, and otiU.the poirita 1'1)Ued ln. 1:1! .· aufler through a lew more similar em- ' Inserted by Coach e Bill Nelaen In the quarterback lliol, with rooiilel Om Gault and Mike Phipps ill ........ ttbould Nelaen Dol be able Ill go the full roul2. Nelaen waa relnllllled aa starting quarterback after llliaalnC !oat weet'agame with a .,.mod tnee. . Nelllll, who has compleled 28 ol52 attemplllor 4IS yards and two touchdown~, watdled the two root1e1 come from beblnd Ill down Plttalugb laot Ill booot the Bl'OWIII.....-d to 1-1. Bolb teams ..... doubtful The Browna' dodltfullllarl2n Include Leroy Kelly wltb an ankle IDJury end fuUblclt Bo Scoll with I brutaed lloee. BY' KEITII WISECIJP WAVERLY _ The Melga .. Marauderalimlted the Waverly Tl •er offense ,to 1% yards e,;oute to a so.o win In a ,' ..,, ., Southeaatern Ohio Athletic tilt bel'• Friday night. ~" r.•••ue _ Hon Tbta was the first mee-,. ' " ever of the 1w9 squads. With the victory, whl~ wu the widest "· •· mar•in 8 Marauder team has , ever"won b•, Meigs is now 1-1 ' . ' overall and 2-1 in league play, 8 sWI with (lno opportunity in .,. · the championship race. Logan ' " and Gallipolis are leading the '.. pack with ~rec..-ds and Coach Charley .bumcey's Marauders have both to play. Meigs put seven players in the ho I ." co umn w among ,.. tbe1J1 got seven liz-polnlera. " ·They icor<d In every quarter. The dooeat the Tigers, who are • ~ oyeraU and 0-3 In leasue acUoo, came to scoring waa the Marauder 40 yard line late In r- tile giiJIII' :·• R0 urth ~e...-,·od R ally Thehinl will ClOIIIIIer with HT, 30 To 12 ·.-•-· • :: : :: FREE VACATION ll Th M~":'~ ~De=·~":! ..,annan. . .umps.. }-.•-hili backfield when Gregg ' · ~ plays Mll, moved running of Smlth and senior aide for tile alra polnta. Ky1er • B Ia ck s Lose ueartb wono k er BID ""e fll • ..,.o;.., f) anU-cltmu ' 181li'IH Road'' course. ~~ling / 1 ~~~UI ~~ ~,.:=1:::: lt'octi ' 'a par - .or .,. m , · · a_galnat Trevino's ffllir-lliicJei'·'With · .,.,.:.;,;;. hall Iii . shot a ' \ ~. ' "World'!!. l.argest Producer"' ·MASON-Y TOOLS. ~ ~v car is lhe best reason not to buy a Volkswagen Beetle: �. If-'l'btl!lnllyTimol-lloaltnel, ~, Octobl!r II, 11'10 . \ ' Eastern Hands Kyger Creek 24-8 LOss J l• . . BY DALE ROTHGEB TUPPERS PLAINS Eaatern 'a powerful Eagle a virtually "sewed-up" the Southern Valley Athletic Cmferenco champiONhlp here Friday night by pooUng s 24-.l victory over defending champion Kyger Q-eek. Eutern, In poo~ Ita third league win, has only South- western and Southern left lroakally, all lequel-111 before claimlnt! U.s flrot league the IIIII decade bYe beeto at ~tie In four years. llle bauds of Euleft. IJpr 'l1le Eqlea' Jut cllamCreek loll the Utle Ia .• to pltasblp came ID l•lfler a Ceaeb Bob AAley'o iapeo; U-1 triumph over KYler Ued the Eqlea H Ia Ita; Creel. aad lett to Ceaeb WDUam 'l1le leta IDipped alt-pme 8b1Da'a """' IN ID 1111. Bobeat wlalllac atriac Three big miatakaaln the flrot agalatl 8outhera Valley half and two determined EogJe Athletic Coafereaee foot. drtvea In the second llllf were the contributing factors In Eutem's upoel. After a sooreleaa lira! quarter, Eutern began drtvlni midway In tile IIOCMd periGd following 1 Ky,er Creek punt. Coach Lorry Ritchie's Eqlea picked up a flrol down followlllg a Bobcat oflalde penalty. . Quarterback Jim Alnabory mi1infi hl8 OU BY JACK KOOEIIS PI' PLEASANT In o of the!; patented llomeco:ns halll01, the Point Pleasant Big Bl t d 1111 Milton ac • an va ng atage<!anotllerthrlller,wlththe Greybounda hanging on to cop a 12-1 decision at Saunders Cuto was abelved for the balance of lhe aaon And Donnie slammed f: 55 In eight slama. Painter picked up 16lnthreecarrtes . . Charlie Hughes, !3D-pound Milton IIOIII<r belted f..- 54 yardo In 16 ~lllond QB Joe Memorial Stadium Friday night. They did It the hard way too. Coach Lewis Ball'• Hounds gave up 84 grudlllg yards to the batWng looab tn the last four and one-half mlnutea, but Muae<1 to aurrender the last Hesa added 15. 1be Big llhleka aulforedtheir lizthalralshlletaandarel-Coo the ciiii!Nll&n. Milton dniYO K-yarda In 1.! plays let Ill lint..,..., II lhe Nil poial Ill lM lllitlal quarler. lfiiPis, ........,.,. and 11m ..........,. Ill mart bonts, willo ........,... ROIIIc wt. Paul llttli!)' ...... ~er'a """""'• ~ lout the G!o:~....,.. ~ 011 lop, f.O. water pipe. He wu aWl pouring It on 1111-yarda later as he blithe end zone . Then Clayton smashed lor the oonveralon and theBlaekaheldan8-81eadwlth . 4.06sWitogolntheperiod. But Mllton wu not to be denied. Early In the fourth y~ hl8 club to the KYler Qeek 21 lullhoclt Tom Karr, mo1'ed tbe Qeek was back Into the oontal, against the visiting Gallia Counli8JII. yard itrtpe. baD to tile one. &olth then tralllllg IU. Coach 'Howard Lee Miller'• Amshory lhen fired 1 lonl aoaredhlll aecond touchdown,. A Eutern, however, wouldn't crew ,... held 111 oaly"foar llrot ~ til hl8 ltft end DeMis run lor tile atra polnta faDed. be denied. downs. O'eek'a offense El~, a H 180 pound The fltat half ended with TbeEagleamarcbed53yardo oolleetedKyger &lly 3% yarda ruahlllg junior. Eutem leading, 12-0. for tile wiMlng touchdown. In lhe air. lnterferenee wu called on tile Ky,er Q-eek kicked opening Eutern behind tile alronj; and 10 The lloti01ta' blgeol gain play, wblch cave Eutern a flrot lhe third quarter. Alter holding running of Karr, Junior half. came on a il yard ac:feen Pill down at the Kyger Creek 16 Eutern Ill three yardo, tile back Riot S.odero and from quarterbtlck Jerry IIIU to yard Une. . Bobealll - over """" again. aopbomore Randy Boring White. Senior fullback Deve Smith, a Kyger Creek'a offense moved the ball to the Bobeat 25. Eulern rolled up 184 ·yardo on BEREA WINS RillAyg 180 pounder, ran up the middle aputtered with Cremeana 1be Meigs Countilnl were the gtOllld and 80 In the air. The BOWLING GREEN Oblo bulllng over from the two for pontlllg to the EogJe 26. penaliJed lliyardaaftermovlng Eaaleo colleciOd 12 llrat downs (UP!)_ Berea won ti,. lith Eutern'a lint louchdowna. A Eutern, aller geltlllg a llrot theovaltothell.Amabm-ythen and were .,...nred 30 yards. annual BcnrUng Green Stille try 1..- the converalon faDed. down, attempted a ~hlt Eleblnpr with a perfect 211 Kyair a-eek .,...nred » Unlverally Crou Coualry Bulen'• fWed-ap Senl..- wingback -aafety Gary yard ~ paao. yarda. Relaya for hlp school a qllla foreed tile villllq Call S.undera intercepted Am aEulenl 1 flaal Ially eame Eutern'a next ~ Ia at Saturdaywltb tllelowUme of M to 1"D'1- Orlaad c.--• blry'a P88l and relllmed it Ill lD tile ftarllo qaarter oo aN Federal -llooltlng wbl1e KYler mlllutea and 60 IIOCO!Ids. put waa bl..ked a~ tile Eaaler(• :.1 Yard atrtpe. yard Pill to Eleblqer. 'lloe Creelt 1illl holt Soilllnliltern In Thewlnninlllmeiurrlvedat r ..overed by Eaoleraa Kner Creek then atruck play dbnued a 67 yard ill homeeomlng matdl Friday. by ......... the Umeo ol all liz Ialor laUle Rocer ltarr, OR paydlrl when junlol- tallblclt drive. _,....,up thellobntii-_.Uae. DlldWhlle frooltlle The....... ed del By Quarlora: ' ;unnora on eadl tum for the •-· v wen 1over ._... rugg ense l(ygerQ-eek 0 0 I 0- I twomllec:ourae. Eastern again behind the lwo.Whltealaoraeedoffhlslefl waaperblpsthemajorweapon Eaatern 0 12 • 8---Zf Findlayandwaa M .,..•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• mlnutn 67 second IIOCOIIds In wblle Lakawood waa lhlrd at 16 minutes. Sandusky finished filth followed by Tiffin Columbia, Cleveland Rhodeo, Dayton Patteroon, Parma, Aahlllnd and Lakolll. Jm:\'1 n....., THE DODGE BOYS AT RAWLINGS ARE· OFFERING YOU A Bengals Tackle Browns in._ """'•* we. de!- canto, Harden37.ponied to the Milton 1be abort Hounds couldn't move and Jordan ltlcked.Ruthewaaroughedand the Milton's had a lint down on lhe local 84. They moved to the ! 36, with fourth down and one coming up. Lea Facemeyer darted Cayton, leading ball through oo a quick opener and of the nigh~ slammed abcnred ""' heels for u . yardo themlddleo!Mllton'sltnehm andthe""""'thatgaveltbool< -yards out aad oaiJ tbno to Milton 11 IU. The lime wu ...... remaining. , . Mlltono 6::19. bent but would not give and the Millon ltlckad oil and Walter pme ended with the lllacb Tht""-llooflilllllclta8<JC Smith wheeled uplleld 21-yardo • • within apliUns dlatance of .. Millilt'o p i ltne waa the to hl8 35. And IIIla waa when the Yickry. Milllm 'II illlllollrst llllf where real ball game atarted. All IIIla came 11>out aftor their l'wnbled lllo ball away· Flgh~ the clock, the llltcks Milton beld a 6-4 half-lime lead '111t lloondo out-nllhed lhe began putting It together. CINCINNATI (tiPI) - The .., Lea Facemeyer's two-yord lo<als 114 to lllln tboae opening Painter alaahed lor I and Mc- ClnolnlliiU Bangala, W11b Vlrgll ....-ing burst In the firsl pertod. two periods, with McDermitt Dermltt added 1. Clayton lhen Corter at the qua-terbaok slot, Greg Clayton, who did not nottinc 35 for the llhloks and carried six •tralght times, will be aeeltlng their oecood enter lhe game until the aecond Raghea lH for the vlsitora. picking up 28 to Mlllon'a 21. victOry over the Cle•~eland half because of a ]nviowl In· Both teAms employed the Time wu scllsaorlllg away. Browna In aa many meellnp jury, pot lhe Blacks In lront In pont in the lhlrd quarter, with The Blaeka oonUnued banging. when the two teams olaah today lhe lhlrd period with • hair- Body Harden ~~ oil a 18- With liz seconds remaining, In CleYeland. ralalng 1111-yard scoring daab yarder and Jordan countering they were on Milton'• two. The Bengalo had banded tile after taking a pltchout from QB with 'II and 35-yard ticks. lt wu Painter's paaa fell Incomplete, Browns an upeet klu In a preBrad Painter. Clayton alao •Iter theaecond one that the Big Time fm- one more lly. Clayton aeaaon game on tile BeJwai,l' banged over the oonveralon to Blacka brought the crowd up sucked In hl8 slon!aeh and gave aatroturf In tile tum's new make iiB-8. He put together 141 acreamlng. it all he had. He wu stopped on Riverfront Slllclwn. yardo nelln 16 carriea. With the baD on their own ll, the one pushed backward by Today's game will be one ol Lea Facemeyer was Mllton's Painter pitched out to Clayton. the entke Millon defense, and the two regular aeason C<llfall ace rusher with 1211 yards In 21 Gres got a good block, turned lime ran out. betwaen tile two teams. ruabes. He was tile SUY who put hl8 right corner, broke about By Quartera: Bel!gala Coach Paul Brown Millon ahead again with a five tacklea and got Milton 6 0 0 6--12 will be llOinB wltb Corter who startling :U.yard acamper In the straightened out like an eeltn a Big Blacks ooa 0- a has Olllled sam Wyche aa fourth period on an unexpected quarterback. Carter baa lllllll~ed lhf:ltlpaaaea f..- 170 quick opener. lit ·· DECATUR, W. (tiPI) - The ClnclnnaU Royals cloeed out lbeir exblhiUon aeaaon Friday mcbt wllh a win altboQgb lbolr ............, record leU far below MERCERVILLE - Coach .100. Bill Adams' Hannan Wlldcall The Roym connected .., behind the •Iron& running of amnlllralgbl free tlnwaill the senior halfbacks Larry fourth ,..arlerlopuD to a llli45 Thompson and Don Payae, win o..,- the Qdoago Bulla on recorded a 30-12 victory over the nelllrll floor here. hoot Hannan rr... In a nonThe twoteamowere Ued at• league contest played here an w11111 lhe Roym tnka 1ooae Friday night. IDr tboae ...... points. 1be vlsi~ Wlldoats struck . the Sports Desk by Chet Tannehill MIDDLEPORT -How wton1 can a guy be? I demollllraled tile.,....,. Ill that one Friday from the !!ports Deal< In my review ol the new, revltallled Soulheaatem Ohio League ill wblob the CllldtuiOil .... c6:red that the ... of the 004 IICOrell baa oncled, So what doea Meigs do Friday night? Hal .MeJ&IIO, Waverly flrot In the aecond quarter when Tb0111p10n aorambled 60 yardo after recovering a bl..ted Jerry Waup punt. The bard running apeedlter alao ran the eonveralOD. Coach Paul Dlllon's Hannan Trace grlcldera came right book with a llgblllln& faat score. Senior quarterback Larry Q-emeena cllmued the drive by aoortng on a 16 yard run. A run for the atra points failed. Hannan Trace look a ahortUved lead following a blocked punt by freshman end Don Weill. Senior tacllle Tom Beaver,al'l$pounder, rambled Ill yardo to paydirt. Hannan aoared ill go ahead touchdown Ill I 50 yard pus ploy Ill Payne. Payne alao hulled over fm- the oonvoraton. The vlllltora aoared again In the lhlrd period on a three yard jolt by Payae, The ...., ended a 10 Yard drlvewhlebbeganaflerHannan recovered a Hannan Trace lwnlile. Hannan'allnal TD came with leaa than a minute to play on a 65 yard run by 'Ill<mpaon. Payae ran tile a&ra polnll f..- a 31).12 vlckry. YOU ALL HANKERIN' FOR A VACATION r ,I• ' . ~·'I. ..f- end,.... '' from,..._. . ..... • ~"' ·''' - , • • .. • •• - •. • •• a- ~ -~ - ... ,.. ~................ _""' ~~t ......... ]..,_.-·-·................. • i• • Miami Beach • New Orleans •Like Tahoe • Cape Kennedy •LuVagu • Reno : • " :• : : thorn The Sou holl :edr: limo their 11 t thl$1101l8011, winning rs same and In a big way, :!W, over the h so;::es:•: Hlghlllndera ere I Y southern Valley Conference game. Coach Bob Ashley's Tornadnes are now 1-4 overall this season and I-lin theSVAC. The lllghlanders are 1)..4 overall and 0 Ia 0-Z In ~asu r~U.;;· to 25 ftrat do:. 12 lor the Gallla the ~~u:slna~lalou~~~ m RACINE - :::ceT=~~; ~n f · I Come in Be our lind gilt full detail• 9'!118t live It 1 NO GIMMICKS/ • .NO FOOLING!• • • ' I • Your ciJoice of IIDtL ••the Dodp ao,s It Rlwliqs 111 6ffn1 a he WICIIIan .., q ,of l.he reats &sled abolt. •• this Clltiklle is IIIIOd unti Ju1J 31, 197L ••• IIIIIIJiime llltwtln the dale of JOUr purdl• Mel Ju~ 31, 1971 • • • • plcl Jllllr time lid Jllllr ely. • • .this enlilles JOU and JIIUI' wife, ar ., cauple JOU miJ want ID flalllfer llle -" ID, ID a deluxe, · lir-canditianed 11111111 ICCIIIIImodlllon wHit prime balb •d • llle pdtil1.. of tile hotel id.ded • • .m.. end ~- ID llld fnn 1'81011 n IIIII included. • .J11U n not Cllllllined II ·. ., tours ar meeliup ar &RJUP pllleqs of .., .n ..he ID 1111111 and • the lilhts an ,_ · ' I I With the win, the Tornadoes could rise to new hoighll. Thus far In the season, they have taken tllelt share of lumps and tbell some. Southern scored 14 points In the opening period and alter a scorele., second period, t I hi . the third and 10 ~...: ~ final 12 minutes. U: • • ' ·~ 1-. 'c~ . YOUR CHOICE. • .OUR PL£ASURE. • .DRIVE YOUR NEW ·IJOI)&e MD HAVE lH~ VaQt 01.US. . ' ' ' . ,\' ' ···: ' ... •' ' '. d ·'OPEN ·. J "'l .. '. f '- advantage. . On the next senes downs, Lehew recovered a ofwav..-ly bl th TIS r 11 fum e on e e . 2 Wlllboms went for ' Bogga loot 0110 a paaalelllncMIIPlete. With• and fourth down and 9, Werry threw over the bead of Jon Kloeo, 160 lb. senior end, at the goal Une, and Interference was called.Melgagotaftrstdownon tile w er1 7 halfway to lhe av Y ' goal. There Willlama bucked three llmea, going In from tho I loot line on the final attempt. Boggs tried to carry lhe eatras across but waa stopped abort and Me;•• came up fleld,leadlng 22~ lei · the 11r 1 hall 0 with 6:17of ~m and ~ ln. 0 0 •..:: A loss passes r-~ complete w •e Tigers to punt again. Grate !~bled the punt on hu 46, ptcked II up, and raced down the sideUnelhe rest of tile lH yards mto the end zone. Worry ran '" the extras and Me~ga led, ~. with 4:211 to go In the hall. Aa thecold waverly was stopped lor theoffense remainder of the ball, Meiga made one penetration Into Tiger territory. to the 29 but Waverly toot over do..,;.. At the half, Meigs 00 held a stunning~ lead. · SECOND HALF Mar JJder Alter lhe a s were forced 111 pont, that man Lehew pounced on another fumble at lhe Waverly 11 on lhe Tlgora' first play from acrlmmage. th Williams went lor ree, Smith lor four Mark Wllllama, HO lb. Junl!r rambled lor 8, and Tiny WIIUama carried It in from three ·yarda out, his second liz-pointer of the game. Mark WIUiams tried the extras but waa stopped abort, and Me;•• ted, ~ •. ' Waverly picked up one llrat down by a penalty, but Morris intercepted a Joe Acord, who took over lor Tom Varney in the second hall, aerial and the Marauders took over at tho Tiger 39. from 20yards out and Nick lhle ran In the oxtru to move the ae::;e! period Pat lllll • ran the ball in from six yards out With John Jenkins scorms the extras, t81SIDS the lcounttheto 30-0. Jim Johaaon comp eled scoring when he tacltled the Southwestern quarterback Ill the end zone for a safety. Southern will travel to Hannan Trace next Fndsy to meet the Wildcats In another SVAC game. s sw First Downs 25 12 Yards Rushing 214 71 Yards Pa"'ll8 IllS 15 Total Yards 39986 Paaa Allempte 17 13 Paaa Completed 9 4 Inlercepted By 4 1 Fumblea 3 2 Fumbles Lost 2 2 PenalUes 11696 Score by quartera: Southwestern 0 o o 0- o Soulhern 14 o 8 10-32 --- •= ~lback, ~ ~ ting Steve Jenklna, 160 lb. junior quarterback, tossed 17 limes, compleUng nine, two for touchdowns. Ed Lawson opened the scoring for tho Tornadoea on a 15 yard pass from Jenkins, but the attempt lor the extraa was no good. Also, In the first quarter, Jay !lUI rambled 12 yards and ran in the e:dru to put Southern ahead, In the third quarter, Mike Nease caught a Jenldna pass ~I ·Meigs Grid Statistics INDIVIDUAL RUSHING INTERCEPTION RETURNS M W Meigs. Weber, 1 for 30, 30.0, on fourth play attemp · First Downs 12 7 Morris, 1 for 5. 5.0, Vaughan, 1 It was from here that the Yards Rushing 189 7 for 0, 0.0. Falcons their lma ' I TD W I S hmltt I for 19 "'"' Yards Passing 121 S avery , c • • drive. Total Yards 310 12 19.0. Passe& Aftempfs 9 18 INDIVIDUAL PASSING Highlighting the earl1Part of Passes Completed • 1 Meigs, Werry, 3 for 7, 114 t 8 other· TD late in the quarter when El".oIt ran II vo yards into the end zone to conclude a 65 yard Catholic drive. This lime Elliott's ltlck waa no good. 3 1 Parker•........ held stronn1y to game - tying drive were pass tn1erceptlons By vwo .. pi . 0f 37 and 42 ards Fumbles ita 1~ lead through tho second com etiona Y Fumbl.. Lost o1 2" and third quarters u the two from Howard to Junior Randy ~naltles 85 37 lied Clark PuniJ 2-74(37.01 5.150130 .0 lone Ierma with unill Wahama got the baD to the I o INDIVIDUAL RUSHING learns bat the defonaive on ' blocked I for both aquads turning In yard line with sa secon~ Mel's standout perlonnances. showing on ~~board a Player CB YG AVG. 1 11 Wahama finally broke 11.1 was tile ~a · ~ ~.,",. t.'aPtlllam( : ~'Ii ~3 -"''oclml8bltlllh>l lllloutoo-311U,polnt,lrom . . · • Vonlnw•OO!' 5 JS · 7.0 and 56 aeconds remaining In the · Ua Roush, thai the . ;. ed Smith · • 33 a.3 fourth period when Keith Sayre the game. Time bad run out on :f.::~• ~ ~ scatted 11 yards into the the clock when the TD play was M. Williams 2 a 4.0 Catholic end zone to cap a 60 completed. V M te had Hoffner 1 4 •.o yard drive. Coach [Joo an e r Haggerty 1 o o.o t r the comeback 1 YG·9 AVG. -9.0 Howard'sklcklortheEPwaa hiKh prbllsohlaFoalc "The all Werry Player TCB good and Wahame had cloaed staged Y ons. Y Welch 3 16 5.3 tile gap to 13-7. did atremendoua/:'bin.that big Dolley 6 16 2.1 As the seconds Ucked away, fourth quarter, satd Van :::~rs ~ 1~ ~:~ Parkersburg began mounUns a Mete•:, "I'm proud of all of Schmitt 2 2 1.0 drive that would luJve put the them. V Varney 10 ·33 -3.3 Wahama ' nowf.2..1 ' hosts an Acord 4 -11 ·2.8 lclngonthecakaforthevisltllrs INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING H It panned out. , Friday night. Meigs The Wood Countlana picked By Quartera: Ployor PC YG AVG. 1 their way back up field to the Pkg. Cath ~ ~ ~ ,t~ ~ 1 :~ :~:~ four yard line where the Falcon Wahama Mor~fs 1 37 37 .o defensive unit of CurU. RoRoushush, STATISTICSW PC Harmon Wovorlr 8 8.0 Randy Clark, Cheater • j16 200 Maloy 1 5 s.o Randy &oith, Ric11Srd Kent, YYardaards KPaushlng••••• 17S ll5 KICKOFF RETURNS Don Machlr Carl King INI'Y ~.., Meigs, M. Williams. 1 for 22, Cle·-'••er Enc Morrl; Mike Nell Yardo 210 235 22.0. '""' ' ' First Downs 13 12 Waverly, Webb, 3 for 46, 15.3, White and Keith Sayre PasseaAttempted 3 for 46, 1s.a . 21 7 Welch, PUNT lightened up to stop the opRETURNS poaltlon. Wahama . drove P..... Comploted • 11 2 Meigs, Grate, 3 tor sa, 19.3, 3 1 Waverly none. Catholic bock to tho 1.0 yard line Dass ' ·os lnlercepted . near~en i:: ouDesPile the fact Wahama -·--~ a win only by the extra u~ point eonversl"!', playera and fans alike w<re dellghted with the outcome In v~ ol the Falcons' tremendous last stanza comeback. Wabama had trailed 13-0 going Into the final 12 mlnutn aller Catholic scored both of liB TD'5 In the opening period of 1o p y. Parkersbii'S· ocored Ill llrst al•-polnler on the gamOHJpenlng ltlck.oflwhenD.ave Padden,J'/5 lb. aenlllr, grabbed the baD m1 Two oo playa later, Werry bit Morris the ten yard line and ·1 · fr om theblgendcarrled 1m there and Meigs upped their lead to62-0 the play covering 'II yarda. Andy Vaughan, lli5 lb. sophomore quar~~--. waa slopiJed abort on lhe try 1..- the tr ex aa. As Marauder oubatitutes flooded the field, the Tlgora drove to their own 411, but Dallaa Wet,er' 165 lb. aophomore k •-led olhe linebac er,ln-.-r an r Acord peas and relllmed It 30 yarda to the Melga 30. But at lhe 25, John Schmitt returned the favor u he picked off Vaughan's llrst pass at lhe Tiger :.~and returned It 19 yards to the 39. The Tigersnd failed. gain a M totook flrot down a e1gs over •···-~ oo the Tiger Keithlullbaclt, Vanlnwagon, 150 lb.66.junior ChuckF a ulk • 140lb ·~r ...,bomore lldlback, and IJiclt Quallo, 161 lb. senlm- tallbaclt, lurnl carrying the plgakln with Vanlnwa•en '""""II • . . In from II· yards out oo a tremendous bunt of - - ' &round IJia W!fl end. ....-. . Qualls ran In the exltaa and MOlPied, 004. And that '" how II atood aa reservea from both aldea plaJed out lhe remain;. , -• time · , Ne•t Week, tile Marauder~ will have their hcJaleetmlng agalntt the Atllena Bulldop at Pomeroy In a key league g..,.. Both the Marauder• and Bl>lldop are Z-11n league play. Waverly will travel to IJJpn Ill ba.ttle obi ftalnsthe leasue-leading e · THE NEW 1971 : : : : ltlck an./1 catlidhc came back up · ALBANY _ Senior runntnu field with • .7-o advantage~lr back Orla Hudnell, a 1~ The vlllltora notched speedster, scored lour touchdowns here Frlc!ay night In F!..A8IIES WIN le•"•• lhe Alaander Spartans KENT, Ohio (tiPI) - Keut to_,. an ea~ 48-o romp over North Stille's sOidom uaed Doui Ober ·• ltl·'-' fo live field GaUlo •oata""""Si.!.~to'·'!...,,. .... Hud~ell, an all lriOV<~ aelecUon lhe past three yearu, Golden Flaahea to a 25-22 Mid- accounted 1m- 28 of hl8 team•a Am<~ican Conference win over polnta.lle scored on runs olllli, Weatern MJC!hlgan, yards, Vaughan, 1 for 2. 8 yards. Waverly, Varney, 0 for 8, 0 yards. Acord, 1 tor 10, five yards. INDIVIDUAL PUNTING Waverly, Lightle, S for ISO, 30.0. AND SON MOBILE HOMES SAVE SSOO TO $1000 ON 1970 MODELS FRENCH CITY MOBILE HOME SALES 135 Pine Street l'tlone 446-9340 "S"'I"f ,... ''"'' 19U" Gallipolis, Ohio .~~Me:lg~s.~W~e~rr~y~,2~101'~74~,~37~.o~~~~Goo~llpo~~ll•~· 01>~1·~~~~=========:::::::::::::::~ · §: ~:.t.,J~dtoq:bar:, Pirates Bombed By Spartans then tallied the extra point on a • •• '" : : :; -- ,.....,. "'" ' ..·us Ca ;,..- Nickla ., r,ntures 1'.Itl e 11 1o and five yards. Hudnell scored lour extra polnll. Aleunder's other TD's were made by senior fullback ~te Rusaell. Russell and Pol ther conLawson added ... •M o era! v ona. Four. Plrata were forced Ill leave the oontnt due to lnjurlea. ~nlor quarterback Jackie 'Srlllth, tailback Harvey.Brown, and center David Wickline, a abo sophomOre, all suffered lnjurles.&olthandBrownwere both aamlned at the Holzer ~ WEN,WORTI( England 'match. llf1 played an Iron 111 Medical CenW and releaaed. ~ (tiP.1)-Jaclt'"Ic"·uobeatl..ee thetee..,l ·waaontbe._ , . In Lorry ~uatus, a 170 pound :I!! 'l'revlno a"!"'"I Saturday; ... ---'-'-' 'I'*, .IIUslalned a mlilor. lag lll 'lll(.,three. Travlno ~-~ · him • epic birdie batUe to win tbd 311- the match a(.ler. mlail1i a ~ : hole fiJW ,of the PlccacllLY footer. =:.' World Ma'·h Play Golf t:banl- Be!Qre lhla both p!lyero j. u n :: : pt~te UJe' q~ty oh = .......... , l',f~.I!QO~~ play the malcll Ondeci : In ' fall-orlyl or !Iii liglll .._,.., ~thing ci When Injury. The win gaYO Coadl Dave SnipeaAthenaCountyteama:h'l record. Coac.~ Paul Aikman's Pirates are now 1-4. "-·-•er had 16 flrot d~• ,.....,.,. ••••• 2111 yarde ruahlllg and f1 yardo --~-> " paaslllg. North Gallla ,,....., yardo In tile aJr and were belli to mlnua 11 yarda ruahlllg. 1be Pirates recorded alx flral downa. ' The Plrateo will play Green Twp., In lbetr game Ff!diY· By Quarlera: NortiiGallla Alaander , . i.ced ~~~ S\111 .to "' ; • .20.,. flO¥ UNITS.m~ Q .. .. .AU.IOOY STYI:£$.. ~S.. '~EQUIPMEIIT. ,·:IIIJtRY . I'GI. !OUR' atOICt ·•,·• • l,lEU6. • JIOW IS DIE TillE 'm·CAll, OIIE OF.lHE GlioD GUYS ',''' ·, ' .' .... '- !: ·' ~;-!,. AT ~fiGS· jftD GP' tit~ , .:~, A IQNUS. •·.9ft.Z15L .••992.Z1511f11Dn 'WIIIte, ' ·••• ....... W•Wr£1~ Alii~ ....~ '"' o , •• · -~~~· ' The six-pointer that gove the Falc-ons their ije came on the he Quarterback Timmy Howard last play of the contest w n hit Junior eurua Roush with a 10 yard TD aerlol that coneluded a qqlck 90 yard drive. Wahama, though happy JA pull out a tfe missed vlctllry by 01 dy a mat~ of Inches alter tbe TO when Howard's enra point converalon on a ltlck went wide uthe CathoDe defense put on a strong rush. How•rd had suifered a apralned anltle In the !trot quarter of the blrd~ought i" • It lhe CAIIIIIInca, !Mn, s.on,, Ver111., Slleny Faltni: ar a Seeoad Quarter d Minutes into the socon quarter, Melp had posaesalon on Ita own 39 alter a Waverly pont. Bogga plckad up lo..- to the 43toand after anWerry Incomplete pass Hoffner' found Boggs open downfteld and hit biro with a -·for the six polnll. The play covered 57 yards. Werry then hlt Grate In the end zone for the atraa and with 10:09 left In the flrot half, the Marauders had taken a 16-4 1~. 1- : :• • :' ' : • : • : " : • : • • :~ " own. • ' • MASON - Wahama's White I th Falcons staged a our per lod Comeback that resulted in a 1313 ije with vlsltillS Parkersburg Catholic Friday night at Boehle! Park. .. for Mi11mi B1111ch Gum. • - ,;,~ .... .. _ •• : : v..- ... ........ . .. . . .. . · - · - · · - - - ... "'" _ _ _.. _ ;.\ \! 11nd 11 tr•n•portlltion-PIIId crui•11 to the B11h11mu '\ '. --" - • :: ! • - . . . . . . . . . .... ..-c. ....... _ - giving away vacation certificates good for a vacation In one of the following resorts. •'*' a · ·· -- .... . " ,_, , . .. .... . • •• comPIIIIIIJ luxurkiii halll. F~~e Balwnallland Civile fnlm llilmi Bacfl•l!lir& M · hat* an 111e ocan. a. fahee, 1a Veta 3 ~~apz ni&hts 11 1111 w C~qMt l.odat 11 "- •• .· . Tahc!e ..n In l.llil Tallee. •..._. in Ia ar . . . . . . . llafiL Cape ...~ , 4 ciiJs-3 • at tile hlntdy lllan ar com,_., .....,... hoteL F~ lllur of the Cape. ._ Olteans.4 dap-3 ni;lts It tile ~,.., ar •PIIIblffilii!Hid 11o111. {1 • Best Price • Best • Best • : :: :: :: :: • • ''·"eome4n·t• Rawllngs·eaose he 'l s:< ·rl .• n. llliami Bucb 4 daJs-3 - "Our l . .ular Prices Are Other1 DIICount Prices"I ~ • ' right aide and aeooted 31 yards toscore.Boggarantheexfraaln ontheaame ...... ·••y.With 9:29 '''"''"" left In tile opening period, Melga led a.o. 1be game shaped to exlhe brulalng CO!IIest thatupwaa ~ted as only one llrst • ~ ~wn was recorde<lln the remaiMe< of the opening period, that by the ........ Waverly punted .,. twice and Meiga once, with the Marauders turning lhe ball over on downs once. l "'&~thern Wins First Game, 32-9,~ -•. • Bruce Collet. Laalred At lhe Best ••• ThenlluylheVelyBest ~~ ~ v:J'tu~ =~~~te~ep~~h~~d ,!.~ recovered by Meigs. Besides WI II1'ams, ~oln• tho head• hunUng were Ted Lehew • 100 lb. junior linebacker: John 'l'holnaa, 11i5 lb. junior middle ••uard·, Fred Lee, 180 lb. jumor tackle; Roger Abbott, 203 lb. aenlor tadde,· MJke Grate, 16$ lb. aenior oafety; Chip Hagserty,l32lb. senior safety: Jeff Morris, l60 lb. junlm- end; Wayne Well, IllS lb. IIOIIIor end; Ron •-•th, 165 lb. Junior cor~·• nerbaok, and Tom Hoffner • !60 lb. senior cornerback. FlR8T HALF Aller WUlloms kicked oil for Meigs, Waverly picked up nothing on e running play end two passes. Tho fireworks didn't take long through to ignil2 the u Well came bursUng left side of the Tiger line and blocked Jeff LighUe's pont. The Marauders took OYer on the Tiger 60 and Bogp gained two on his first try, Willlama went for seven, and Bogga ripped throagh a big hole on the ~ Gives WHS 13-13 Tie -•• ~-rted ·CERTIFICATE .... and Bob Trumpy. tile Benaala' loading Pill recelvor With 11 catdlel, baa a oore ankle, and could gl¥0 way Ill Yauw ... . ......... 'll8bl -------Hannan Trace and Hannan eaebrecordedeigblliratdowna. Wayne Queea, IIOIIIor half. back, led the RT Illicit with 911 Yards ruM!ng. Defenae alandout.lwerelfaMan•o1'11ompaon with lllll'•l'iated lacltlea and Hannan Trace's Wells wbo spilled the opposing quarlerback three lima. Hannan Trace wUI boot Soulhern 1n ita homecoming Friday. WIUiams 17' lb j I Tiny • • · un'"' lullbook, had two touchdowna and played an excellent game on defense at middle linebacker, saalstlng on frequent tackles. Dennis Boggs, IS5 lb. senior tailback, aiao crossed the goal twice, one on the •· -ound and one on a perfect pu5B from quarterback Bob Werry, Boggs making a brilliant caleb on a deep pool pattern. The bard-hitUng Marauder defense forced the Tigers Into ac..-ln~ ·- Chant~y.. d TheMaraudershad189yar • on the ground with five players gslnlng 26or more yards. Meigs tolaled 121 yards through tile u-. alr, two going 1..- touc.~wog. Waverly had only 7 yards net ...... nd • da t SSlng r-w•g a • yar ne II" • but did get 7rust downs, largely on penalties. The Marauden bad IZ first downs. : :• ""* 0! Alter an, Cbanoey at - . . . : nmalned 10 cJepraaaed from tlledlfoatby Jecltlon the net before thai be nan~ oollldlllg oil GPIImiallcally about Wawrly. And Waver)J'o two league atarts •Uer badn'tauullled a_., 11a1er- mating u. debut ill the lllle'a granddocldy of aU JnP grid llllllferencea. Elsewhere In today'• aporia reports Hobart Willon Jr. deaoribea the IItle fever thai awept lhrougb GaWpolla upon the Blue Devlla' upaet victory over Alba. From oblen'lng him all cloy S.turdly at bla delk, It's my aplnlon the !eYer alao baa I JftiiJ llOod 8lort In him. Mlcldleport, by the ny, has cradlled former .Middleport albleleJludlly (Wlllard)Moore,.aldel<lbead.....,., Jofully l!ekar, witbablcaaalatillthlayear'oBiueDevllauc.....,todete. ....... had what It toot ill football, basketball, and beaeblll IDr the old Yellaw Jacteta. Never more than 131 1111., aboat the iiiJe ol 1 fellow Bubbl Smlth can Jam In bla beet Pbctet, Buddy played football In lhooe days when 104 aoarea weren1 IIIICOIIIIJIOn .... tile 141 belonging to the other loam. I'D never forget Buddy one night 11 l6ldJeport agalnlt Jacltaon. Tbta waa when Buddy was a ~. 10 perblpaln liM. Jaokaon bad a 8-8 end with not very 8ood llllldl bullw had a """A>'ng advanta1eover Buddy who had to_,ltlmman io 11110 .., the deep pool patlornl. Three lhllel Jlll$'iilf tbmrto • 1111 for the goal Une tbe ~~ 11. ~ llmea be blew it, with Buddy dogbw hiD! U&t IMJ*. Bul the fourth tbne lhe ball .... oaugbt ~ yll$ from 'm.llnd; and there was lluddTon the turf aboldolthe bltlltlr'• tep at theanklel. 'lbll Jlll!bon end lllmply laid down Ill,the eaat and :tc:oredl And baoi1: to that 004 11in1 at Wlftl'ly.How wul to~ lheae .Minuderlare aa fiOINI'ftjl u lill that? BalkMI, ~ old hiiiiiiOtlalt to telll 011 tile point productton In the second half. His bancllwaa cleared, and otiU.the poirita 1'1)Ued ln. 1:1! .· aufler through a lew more similar em- ' Inserted by Coach e Bill Nelaen In the quarterback lliol, with rooiilel Om Gault and Mike Phipps ill ........ ttbould Nelaen Dol be able Ill go the full roul2. Nelaen waa relnllllled aa starting quarterback after llliaalnC !oat weet'agame with a .,.mod tnee. . Nelllll, who has compleled 28 ol52 attemplllor 4IS yards and two touchdown~, watdled the two root1e1 come from beblnd Ill down Plttalugb laot Ill booot the Bl'OWIII.....-d to 1-1. Bolb teams ..... doubtful The Browna' dodltfullllarl2n Include Leroy Kelly wltb an ankle IDJury end fuUblclt Bo Scoll with I brutaed lloee. BY' KEITII WISECIJP WAVERLY _ The Melga .. Marauderalimlted the Waverly Tl •er offense ,to 1% yards e,;oute to a so.o win In a ,' ..,, ., Southeaatern Ohio Athletic tilt bel'• Friday night. ~" r.•••ue _ Hon Tbta was the first mee-,. ' " ever of the 1w9 squads. With the victory, whl~ wu the widest "· •· mar•in 8 Marauder team has , ever"won b•, Meigs is now 1-1 ' . ' overall and 2-1 in league play, 8 sWI with (lno opportunity in .,. · the championship race. Logan ' " and Gallipolis are leading the '.. pack with ~rec..-ds and Coach Charley .bumcey's Marauders have both to play. Meigs put seven players in the ho I ." co umn w among ,.. tbe1J1 got seven liz-polnlera. " ·They icor<d In every quarter. The dooeat the Tigers, who are • ~ oyeraU and 0-3 In leasue acUoo, came to scoring waa the Marauder 40 yard line late In r- tile giiJIII' :·• R0 urth ~e...-,·od R ally Thehinl will ClOIIIIIer with HT, 30 To 12 ·.-•-· • :: : :: FREE VACATION ll Th M~":'~ ~De=·~":! ..,annan. . .umps.. }-.•-hili backfield when Gregg ' · ~ plays Mll, moved running of Smlth and senior aide for tile alra polnta. Ky1er • B Ia ck s Lose ueartb wono k er BID ""e fll • ..,.o;.., f) anU-cltmu ' 181li'IH Road'' course. ~~ling / 1 ~~~UI ~~ ~,.:=1:::: lt'octi ' 'a par - .or .,. m , · · a_galnat Trevino's ffllir-lliicJei'·'With · .,.,.:.;,;;. hall Iii . shot a ' \ ~. ' "World'!!. l.argest Producer"' ·MASON-Y TOOLS. ~ ~v car is lhe best reason not to buy a Volkswagen Beetle: �•' • ' • ••• •• • •• . -· '. 11- Tile Blllday Timet , Sentinel, Blllday, Odober II, 11'10 6p9 .Feeder · Caiv~s in AthCrts Sale Defense Shines 1· •· • • It Eight In Row I '·' '' ' l '~ GALIJPOLIS - The newly-acquired GAHS Victory Bell rang loud and long throughout tbe Old French City Friday night as Coach C. L. (Johnny) Ecker's Gallipolis Blue Devils ended seven years of frustration against Atbens by upencllng tbe Bulldogs 14-0 before approximately 3,500 spectaton on Memorial Fleld.'lbe triumph- Gallia's eighth in a raw covering a two-year period, and fifth straifht this fall - kept tbe Eckermen tied for fll'llt place m the Southeastern Ohio League grid standings With Logan. The Cllleftains blanked defending champion Jackson 28-0 at Jackson Friday night. FARM lOANS I: "' campalgn. 1'IDdemoDitml brake oaloa Memorial Field Frlda1 loUowlq Galll,olio' lint vteltey over Coaeb Dn _ , . lado Ia ..... yean. De Blae Dnllo bada'l ' LOANS_OW SMA~;~- & WtGE ACREAGE . CLYDE B. ~ALKER, MGR. FEDSRAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION • OF GALLIPOLIS . 19 Locusf St. Gallipolis, e. Phone 446-0203 bellell tbe Atb"'•n• 1btce ua DaMy GUmore, Tem Tope and eompany lllnltd lhe lricl: at s. •· ne AHS J1u eaded at .u ltriJibt over die Ga!llana In the 42·game series, however, the Bulldogs stiU hold en edge with 23 wins againlt 17 loaoes. Two game~ ended In ties. Friday's shutout wu the 12th Ume a GaDipolls team has blanked the Atbenhu>s _since the SEOAL was formed In 11125. AilS has blanked the Galllans 10 times throughout the long wh•• A-. ~ ~JON tNSURANCJ II ~VAII.AILI Ar lOW COU 10 liUIIIUOUS. "We need practical, 20th century application of the leuon taught by the Biblical story of the !oollah man whose w~huuse,bulltonarock,feD no~, stated Billkam. Today, we bear of Hptic tanka that . do not fw!elion weDs that are i!OUuted tallk ellluen~ wet and of bouoei on lllopoa, and · other llllhappy problems homeowners and developers." In many areas in Ohio, scientific lnlo•matlon Is available to tell belore buJidJng If lheae problema are likely to result. BWkam stated that lhll infOI'IIIItlon ia provided by the soU surveys prepared by the u. S. Soli Conaervatlon Service (SCS) In Ohio. He pointed out that lheae dlignolli of aoll.a, charted in .._,. detail on of 'em.." c... Ecker - quklk te polal 0111 lllal tile lurtdD& polat Ia FrldaJ'o eoaleol - ..... wiiiiiiJIII'OIIIIII* •• •IeatH rem•lele1•1M lint lid. A*- W IIIDMiedll ,... Ia 17 plap !ram lhe M' I U to tile,Jllle DeYl1 Oa a .. , . ad olill't-' A*FaDJ=± Dlok . . ... . . ., •• all Brie ! ' L No pia. II A*-' oaly oorloao IMrlat lbreal. GARB def..... ,_ II aoeel lhe Fnm that point on, GAllS teoli: Cllllllllllld. Tile 1'0111 ia blalory. Colcb Ecker lddod, "we've ....uy aot our _.. cut out !W' .. lhll Frllla,, .. after lelrninl Iranton bad wallilpecl Wellalon U·lt al Ironton FrldJy nlgbt. "You lldak tonight'• game wu - • · II abould be even beller lhla -"· We'll be In IW' F1 .112'xM':WXUIY HOMI 1HR£E ~ . ~E . , f -..J~ . :. Willi BA1H AND ~ t Carpeted·~~ . . KmHII HAS BUlT~N V8 ~ ·' •.,.__ .L ; \ . . > conduded. . GaUipella not only woa , _.. game, bill the baltle"' IIII!Jadeo u well. GABS picked up 13flnl~ Aihorll bad II. Tolal Yarda&e (l'lllldntl and P" 1dng) !avtl'lld the bailie club, IC-121. GAllS picked up 1111181 ,.roe l\llhtng In 42 attempta (u avenge) wbi1e Umillng AilS to 71 net yards ruahiJIII in .' . .• 3 ' ' l (' ,, I' ' f r .. an, Grtea carrlOtl ll liiMt. He lla( .. d tile lilbl wllll II ltel prdl l'tlllllq. Grtea ..a.Dr pllled II pnla, IMd wu caapi~ t11e 11ae of ..........,. .,.ani . . _ ._ _ _. . . .. ......, .. .. . . •, .,5.1·5 MfMY MORE f11JOR PIMS 10 . 1. ·t···· .·~ ' ·,•' .. J., 1e . . . lor ...... lolallag 5I ,.... ('l'lle lOll .. d , ........ ceater • Jlllllllttnpt wu ciw'lfd to ........ - olllerwile Greell I!Mid .., .• loti U Yat"dl). ... h .1!fio·craat der..w.. Plfort by 'I 74 Tueaday 12 33 34 Wednesday 811 76 46 56 'lburaclay ·. I •,;;,· --~ PW$ \ fR£1CHT:~, ....' ... 6:15 A.M. .10 6:30 A.M,, MON. 1IIIU FR to the Olio Fn NetwOik for firm news, martet repcn, agrkulture weather, YOuR YOUR PURINA PURINA DEALER DEN.£R J. D. North Produce Co. Vine Street Gallipolis, Ohio . . .--------..,..- We've Got Great 42 : : ·: __ Average high temperature ior week lhla year -73.7 dqrees. --.:. Last year - 7U degrees . Average low temperature for week tbis year _ tli.B degrees. Last year _ 4u degrees. Total predpltalion for week lhla Jl!lll'- .l~ ,i!M)ii.l~ yeilr <fll ;! eM - :.31 illdt.l( " ' . . Total lftCipltatim to date lhll year - 30.47 lnchel. Laal year - :11.811 lnehel. • Normal average preclpltatloo • aniiUally - 40.99 inches. I . FOR YOUII . AGAIN WE SAY •• ' !l I CGME AT DurY STATION POMEROY - Marine Pic. David F. CampbeD, 1011 of Mr. and Mrs. David D. Campbell of ltiG Brick St., and W.bandof the fu'mer Mlas Emeltine Powell of Route 2, Pomeroy, baa l'tJlli ted for duty at the Marine Corpa Air Station, JackoonvUie, N.C :INTERNATIONAL• NOW ON DISPiA.t l Iough avenlng," be was the SEOAL'a leadlnc pauer going Into Friday's contest 113 of 23 1..- 190 yards and .... louclldowll )• 69 Tune in on W.iEJl Galr,ali, ObiD Pettit Says: You can buy at Landmillli - EVERYONE CAN! llilh Low Pree. &mday Mmday MR~FARMER! .fun perature, precipitation and weath..- condillona for eadl M hoar period aa recorded by Pete McConnlck, Fairfield Weather .T:"£RE'S . AQUICK, EASY ·wAY TO · EtfJOY YOUR FAlL LAWN CHORES with·· aq · . ' ecnr'" 11 attempts (1.9). In the paaalng department, QB IMr)' Snowden enjoyed btl belt nilhl of the campaign, eompleting five of etcht aeriaia !CI' 59 yards. Mike Green, Athens olgnal<aller, complelo4 five of nine for 4t yards. Green Tern- _ .. ~-----··------ ;~· . l"';:=========::====~~~~~~~~ IAIIGAIN8 TIIICK AI AUTUMN LEAY!8 Till- YOU NEI!O FOR FALL AND WINTER LITE BULBS . T-R-EAb.Yfor FALL riPI ..... lie - .mel ' r' • bf Cllllek Wood ad ' GALLIPOLIS ~~::ces:::~ ~": ~ floods came and the wise man, an di4 a bani"''l job out 111ere lanigbt. I'm proud of every ll!le ••• Weather """ the o'ii!er GAllS coadlel were bcUtad upon the obould. . of the jubiiiDI playen and throng, and takellto the north end of the lleld to ring the huge v1Ciory Bell) b1a !frat e«Dm"''t wu: "II wu a p t lmaiD eflort. '!bey -um uWlty systema, streets, or highways, or forfor other ....nUaJ facllllies · · :um:.;.,: ~it'!':, a~~ ~- During_ the wild commotillll'! !oUowlng the !lnal gun, Blue Devil fans naahed victoey lllgnsia and shouted, ''We're atDDber ooe." II wu five down, and four to go. After coed! Ecker wu Ilnally located fo!lowinli the bitterly f~tlji;;(Jii, lllolll 11'1111 '' rlcullurt; So!l .•conaervatlon Service Ill Pomeroy. . !Mge ~ IOJ,nerly U80d for' fatmllii are btlna remodeled _Into· realdential dnelopmente, ioii courses, recreation areas, and many klnda of commercial arid ndustrlal enterprises. BWiam reports that easmpleo of falhlrea of costly Inl_ rivalry. :1 .I ia.;,., Lan.d Uses Shift Both the Blue Devtla and Chieftains are ~ In con!..-.nee play and ~ overaU at the halfway mark of the 1970 r' prlcel. 'l'hef Dl81 be delivered ta the Oblo VaUey UveiiodcYnlliy 16111 belwem3p.m.,Monday, oCt.12, and 11 ~ thlnl iiem of feed il ..., 'f'hlcb the can make a.m.TIIelday, Oct. 13. Tile ...-1 for 111e deldllne ofll a.m. 111 cbll18• _dla1ng the CIIJ'nlll year. t- lban 5 per cent of the ... ..,. lilhalthe .-lllelllllll be~ IICCCI'dlngto wel&bt and ealvea liken to the Albena Sale were lhrOw-outa. Tile major ~It ~ the .-le order and claril aboela made up before the reuon ICI' lbrow-oull waa incMJplete cultalion. Some of the uatL. · ' calve~ lhrown out for low quallty 1l'<lllld probably have made it ~· "' IIUil the Athens Slle probably bad the beat in~ .iale bracats If lbay bad bad &1111811 amowtl of grain for qiaaB,f.,tve~.~r sold in lhllarea. The average welgbtlhll year at · 110 to 90 daya ol 1lle IUIIIIDOt • . w11 ., fly tow... than In 1111111, steara lhll year averaging out at Wblre tbere II plenty at ligh quality forace for the cow then ~ pOIIIidl and lui year at 440 poullda. The heif. . were also tbere D,IAY be a qiiH!lll!l llbetl!or tile naults of IJ'IIbl fedng will olf&htly ~.averaging Jll6 pounds compand to 411la.lt year. show in llle price ncelved. Tbere are alwa,ya qoWicm why on average aile year is ONE JOB ALWAYS liOTHERs llle sales conslgnon. Tbll ts IJabter or helvla' 1llan another year. The quaUty of WUa used llle qUIIIioll of how llllliY ealvea go In ll!lelot. The lar&estiDI oold appell'lto be (lnl>rovlnc, iJIIt the queot1on ia, are we Improving at Alllonl wu 4t cl>olce Hort!CI'd lleera wei8binc an average of M!!Of81'? ~the farmer paJ(ila enough IW' bla illl1 to get the quaUty 116$j)OUIIdl, TbJa lolsold for $31 per llmlhdwef&ht with only llro he needil? . Iota in the llle going hllber. The hf&her prtcea at the other two Iota Tlii;RE IS NO GOOD IWLI!: OF THUMB to determine 1mr were because buyera were straullnc to flD out their lruckload. much a lmner eanll#ll'd to pay !CI' a buD. Some farmers buy The avenge price of lleera oold lhll year wu f3U3 comyoung W1ls •n~ grot. 1bem out before time of service 10 they will pared to f32.571n 1111111. The price per head lhll year, even with not have u mllllli-J:vell.ed. Ughter wef&hts, wu 'lG.fll u compared to '143.36 a year ago. Certalul7 alal'll,lll' ·, 20 or 30 cows and using a buD for two The helfer price lhll year wu f211.17 per hundredwelght as Y,ara canaflord to invest f!Oflir.eadl calf in the purdlue of a top IDII(JAred to ~8.46 a year ago. Laal year's heifers averaged quaUty lire. f!IU2 per head compared to 'llUIIhll year. WHEN IT rJlMF'.S!I'O IMPROVING the femalea, JOOSt farThe average weight of the high-choice 11eera this yearwaa 443 mers do not feel lbay can a!ICI'd to go out and buy outata..tlng pounds, choice 437 pounds, blgh-good m pounds, and good steers cows at 111gb prlceo_. Tbere were MYeral pen1 of helfer8 at the 341 pounda. The sill: bigb dlolce heifen avenged m pounda with Alllonl Sale wbiCh would have llllllle 1ood !GIIIIdalion lllock at the dlolc:e 3119 pounda, blgh-good 394 pounds, and the good 381 pounda. Four hundred and fol&'leen of the 689 steers and heifers graded choice Cl' high dlolce which speaks well for the quality of the ealm oold. POMERO . HOWARD AND EARL KNIGRT OF NEAR Cheater again Y - Jl!!loans are references mape and long used were the largest conalgnor from Meigs County with 82 head. wltnesllftg, !he:Jii~t rapid 11 guides for farmers In WarreD Plckeua rl. ~ wu the largest purchaser buyln change 111181ic1 all P4tte1'!11 !bat growing their crope, are equally ' g Oblo hal .• tVe; ~. useful In showing the over I~ of the 310 heifers oold. Other wyers for Meigs ~ ta~I,W.!Illibin, Umitationa In the use of a given Counly mcluded R. S. Turner, Albany; WIUiam McKelvey, Dlltrlot C!Ji~vail6niat of the piece of land for building, un- Portlalwl; Olesler Bucldey, l!eedsvllle, and Fred Leifbeit, U. S. O,pal'b!lent of A&: derground sailltaly or other Pomeroy· (lalll~l8 ~· Ii As Devils Make l ,......,,we m Other Melp O>ur.\1 ~ Vlrlil ~ ....... l.el!helt, (l E. F<illrGd, (:llarlel ~. l'lilli Blief,I.Wr7 111\tNt, , Viet..- HyaeU, Redwnrneliield, JWberl Cart, J. M.ftl4dl!e, ~ St«y, Wa~ Sco11, W"li\Jlelle 1.4!ifbeil, Ala 1.11 I'M, De ';», ·.,. Jordan, Jeule Palmer, Ruasell Cullqml, Gerald Morrll,~ ·. Frec;ller, WlWam CulweU, Georgt! ond Rocer ztecltr, ~ Hlifman, lllrr)' Gu\lrio, Clyde While, Olar.. Bulcllor, 110111' Rltdlle, Ilea: Bailey, Brian Windon, Blair Wiltdaa, 0.:1 Rll!:IH Fred B. Srnllh. 'l"lm Bearl!f, and Glen ~' WATER WARMER llmit12 STOCK TANK DE·ICEA oprlng otool '785 Rog. sus Spociol fi ....... s2"t.lndle. Rog. $2115. SPECIAL FIRST PRIZE 11 00000 50000 10000 ' SECOND PRIZE - PUUS100tamouaBeH• HomeslGordenoCook Bookt. COME IN a REGISTER FIVE PRIZES No purct1110 nacoaary. )uot come In or write In to register during AutumnSale. Oc· EACH OF lOber 5-17. . DETERGENTS ·.11 Plooaanl,hanl- -lng,oraot'!cutting . pin~ lotion. ~ 01. ; se·c·. t TOOL S P EC IAL S . i· " ," .w ·~ . .. ; '11:;'1' "! '. '239 FREEZERS '239 '159 l LEAF RAKE Haa18 I 80, 75and 100 Witt. OCTS-17 ONLY 18 c~. ft. UPRIGHT 11 '229 18 cu. ft. CHEST i~ '19911 ' �•' • ' • ••• •• • •• . -· '. 11- Tile Blllday Timet , Sentinel, Blllday, Odober II, 11'10 6p9 .Feeder · Caiv~s in AthCrts Sale Defense Shines 1· •· • • It Eight In Row I '·' '' ' l '~ GALIJPOLIS - The newly-acquired GAHS Victory Bell rang loud and long throughout tbe Old French City Friday night as Coach C. L. (Johnny) Ecker's Gallipolis Blue Devils ended seven years of frustration against Atbens by upencllng tbe Bulldogs 14-0 before approximately 3,500 spectaton on Memorial Fleld.'lbe triumph- Gallia's eighth in a raw covering a two-year period, and fifth straifht this fall - kept tbe Eckermen tied for fll'llt place m the Southeastern Ohio League grid standings With Logan. The Cllleftains blanked defending champion Jackson 28-0 at Jackson Friday night. FARM lOANS I: "' campalgn. 1'IDdemoDitml brake oaloa Memorial Field Frlda1 loUowlq Galll,olio' lint vteltey over Coaeb Dn _ , . lado Ia ..... yean. De Blae Dnllo bada'l ' LOANS_OW SMA~;~- & WtGE ACREAGE . CLYDE B. ~ALKER, MGR. FEDSRAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION • OF GALLIPOLIS . 19 Locusf St. Gallipolis, e. Phone 446-0203 bellell tbe Atb"'•n• 1btce ua DaMy GUmore, Tem Tope and eompany lllnltd lhe lricl: at s. •· ne AHS J1u eaded at .u ltriJibt over die Ga!llana In the 42·game series, however, the Bulldogs stiU hold en edge with 23 wins againlt 17 loaoes. Two game~ ended In ties. Friday's shutout wu the 12th Ume a GaDipolls team has blanked the Atbenhu>s _since the SEOAL was formed In 11125. AilS has blanked the Galllans 10 times throughout the long wh•• A-. ~ ~JON tNSURANCJ II ~VAII.AILI Ar lOW COU 10 liUIIIUOUS. "We need practical, 20th century application of the leuon taught by the Biblical story of the !oollah man whose w~huuse,bulltonarock,feD no~, stated Billkam. Today, we bear of Hptic tanka that . do not fw!elion weDs that are i!OUuted tallk ellluen~ wet and of bouoei on lllopoa, and · other llllhappy problems homeowners and developers." In many areas in Ohio, scientific lnlo•matlon Is available to tell belore buJidJng If lheae problema are likely to result. BWkam stated that lhll infOI'IIIItlon ia provided by the soU surveys prepared by the u. S. Soli Conaervatlon Service (SCS) In Ohio. He pointed out that lheae dlignolli of aoll.a, charted in .._,. detail on of 'em.." c... Ecker - quklk te polal 0111 lllal tile lurtdD& polat Ia FrldaJ'o eoaleol - ..... wiiiiiiJIII'OIIIIII* •• •IeatH rem•lele1•1M lint lid. A*- W IIIDMiedll ,... Ia 17 plap !ram lhe M' I U to tile,Jllle DeYl1 Oa a .. , . ad olill't-' A*FaDJ=± Dlok . . ... . . ., •• all Brie ! ' L No pia. II A*-' oaly oorloao IMrlat lbreal. GARB def..... ,_ II aoeel lhe Fnm that point on, GAllS teoli: Cllllllllllld. Tile 1'0111 ia blalory. Colcb Ecker lddod, "we've ....uy aot our _.. cut out !W' .. lhll Frllla,, .. after lelrninl Iranton bad wallilpecl Wellalon U·lt al Ironton FrldJy nlgbt. "You lldak tonight'• game wu - • · II abould be even beller lhla -"· We'll be In IW' F1 .112'xM':WXUIY HOMI 1HR£E ~ . ~E . , f -..J~ . :. Willi BA1H AND ~ t Carpeted·~~ . . KmHII HAS BUlT~N V8 ~ ·' •.,.__ .L ; \ . . > conduded. . GaUipella not only woa , _.. game, bill the baltle"' IIII!Jadeo u well. GABS picked up 13flnl~ Aihorll bad II. Tolal Yarda&e (l'lllldntl and P" 1dng) !avtl'lld the bailie club, IC-121. GAllS picked up 1111181 ,.roe l\llhtng In 42 attempta (u avenge) wbi1e Umillng AilS to 71 net yards ruahiJIII in .' . .• 3 ' ' l (' ,, I' ' f r .. an, Grtea carrlOtl ll liiMt. He lla( .. d tile lilbl wllll II ltel prdl l'tlllllq. Grtea ..a.Dr pllled II pnla, IMd wu caapi~ t11e 11ae of ..........,. .,.ani . . _ ._ _ _. . . .. ......, .. .. . . •, .,5.1·5 MfMY MORE f11JOR PIMS 10 . 1. ·t···· .·~ ' ·,•' .. J., 1e . . . lor ...... lolallag 5I ,.... ('l'lle lOll .. d , ........ ceater • Jlllllllttnpt wu ciw'lfd to ........ - olllerwile Greell I!Mid .., .• loti U Yat"dl). ... h .1!fio·craat der..w.. Plfort by 'I 74 Tueaday 12 33 34 Wednesday 811 76 46 56 'lburaclay ·. I •,;;,· --~ PW$ \ fR£1CHT:~, ....' ... 6:15 A.M. .10 6:30 A.M,, MON. 1IIIU FR to the Olio Fn NetwOik for firm news, martet repcn, agrkulture weather, YOuR YOUR PURINA PURINA DEALER DEN.£R J. D. North Produce Co. Vine Street Gallipolis, Ohio . . .--------..,..- We've Got Great 42 : : ·: __ Average high temperature ior week lhla year -73.7 dqrees. --.:. Last year - 7U degrees . Average low temperature for week tbis year _ tli.B degrees. Last year _ 4u degrees. Total predpltalion for week lhla Jl!lll'- .l~ ,i!M)ii.l~ yeilr <fll ;! eM - :.31 illdt.l( " ' . . Total lftCipltatim to date lhll year - 30.47 lnchel. Laal year - :11.811 lnehel. • Normal average preclpltatloo • aniiUally - 40.99 inches. I . FOR YOUII . AGAIN WE SAY •• ' !l I CGME AT DurY STATION POMEROY - Marine Pic. David F. CampbeD, 1011 of Mr. and Mrs. David D. Campbell of ltiG Brick St., and W.bandof the fu'mer Mlas Emeltine Powell of Route 2, Pomeroy, baa l'tJlli ted for duty at the Marine Corpa Air Station, JackoonvUie, N.C :INTERNATIONAL• NOW ON DISPiA.t l Iough avenlng," be was the SEOAL'a leadlnc pauer going Into Friday's contest 113 of 23 1..- 190 yards and .... louclldowll )• 69 Tune in on W.iEJl Galr,ali, ObiD Pettit Says: You can buy at Landmillli - EVERYONE CAN! llilh Low Pree. &mday Mmday MR~FARMER! .fun perature, precipitation and weath..- condillona for eadl M hoar period aa recorded by Pete McConnlck, Fairfield Weather .T:"£RE'S . AQUICK, EASY ·wAY TO · EtfJOY YOUR FAlL LAWN CHORES with·· aq · . ' ecnr'" 11 attempts (1.9). In the paaalng department, QB IMr)' Snowden enjoyed btl belt nilhl of the campaign, eompleting five of etcht aeriaia !CI' 59 yards. Mike Green, Athens olgnal<aller, complelo4 five of nine for 4t yards. Green Tern- _ .. ~-----··------ ;~· . l"';:=========::====~~~~~~~~ IAIIGAIN8 TIIICK AI AUTUMN LEAY!8 Till- YOU NEI!O FOR FALL AND WINTER LITE BULBS . T-R-EAb.Yfor FALL riPI ..... lie - .mel ' r' • bf Cllllek Wood ad ' GALLIPOLIS ~~::ces:::~ ~": ~ floods came and the wise man, an di4 a bani"''l job out 111ere lanigbt. I'm proud of every ll!le ••• Weather """ the o'ii!er GAllS coadlel were bcUtad upon the obould. . of the jubiiiDI playen and throng, and takellto the north end of the lleld to ring the huge v1Ciory Bell) b1a !frat e«Dm"''t wu: "II wu a p t lmaiD eflort. '!bey -um uWlty systema, streets, or highways, or forfor other ....nUaJ facllllies · · :um:.;.,: ~it'!':, a~~ ~- During_ the wild commotillll'! !oUowlng the !lnal gun, Blue Devil fans naahed victoey lllgnsia and shouted, ''We're atDDber ooe." II wu five down, and four to go. After coed! Ecker wu Ilnally located fo!lowinli the bitterly f~tlji;;(Jii, lllolll 11'1111 '' rlcullurt; So!l .•conaervatlon Service Ill Pomeroy. . !Mge ~ IOJ,nerly U80d for' fatmllii are btlna remodeled _Into· realdential dnelopmente, ioii courses, recreation areas, and many klnda of commercial arid ndustrlal enterprises. BWiam reports that easmpleo of falhlrea of costly Inl_ rivalry. :1 .I ia.;,., Lan.d Uses Shift Both the Blue Devtla and Chieftains are ~ In con!..-.nee play and ~ overaU at the halfway mark of the 1970 r' prlcel. 'l'hef Dl81 be delivered ta the Oblo VaUey UveiiodcYnlliy 16111 belwem3p.m.,Monday, oCt.12, and 11 ~ thlnl iiem of feed il ..., 'f'hlcb the can make a.m.TIIelday, Oct. 13. Tile ...-1 for 111e deldllne ofll a.m. 111 cbll18• _dla1ng the CIIJ'nlll year. t- lban 5 per cent of the ... ..,. lilhalthe .-lllelllllll be~ IICCCI'dlngto wel&bt and ealvea liken to the Albena Sale were lhrOw-outa. Tile major ~It ~ the .-le order and claril aboela made up before the reuon ICI' lbrow-oull waa incMJplete cultalion. Some of the uatL. · ' calve~ lhrown out for low quallty 1l'<lllld probably have made it ~· "' IIUil the Athens Slle probably bad the beat in~ .iale bracats If lbay bad bad &1111811 amowtl of grain for qiaaB,f.,tve~.~r sold in lhllarea. The average welgbtlhll year at · 110 to 90 daya ol 1lle IUIIIIDOt • . w11 ., fly tow... than In 1111111, steara lhll year averaging out at Wblre tbere II plenty at ligh quality forace for the cow then ~ pOIIIidl and lui year at 440 poullda. The heif. . were also tbere D,IAY be a qiiH!lll!l llbetl!or tile naults of IJ'IIbl fedng will olf&htly ~.averaging Jll6 pounds compand to 411la.lt year. show in llle price ncelved. Tbere are alwa,ya qoWicm why on average aile year is ONE JOB ALWAYS liOTHERs llle sales conslgnon. Tbll ts IJabter or helvla' 1llan another year. The quaUty of WUa used llle qUIIIioll of how llllliY ealvea go In ll!lelot. The lar&estiDI oold appell'lto be (lnl>rovlnc, iJIIt the queot1on ia, are we Improving at Alllonl wu 4t cl>olce Hort!CI'd lleera wei8binc an average of M!!Of81'? ~the farmer paJ(ila enough IW' bla illl1 to get the quaUty 116$j)OUIIdl, TbJa lolsold for $31 per llmlhdwef&ht with only llro he needil? . Iota in the llle going hllber. The hf&her prtcea at the other two Iota Tlii;RE IS NO GOOD IWLI!: OF THUMB to determine 1mr were because buyera were straullnc to flD out their lruckload. much a lmner eanll#ll'd to pay !CI' a buD. Some farmers buy The avenge price of lleera oold lhll year wu f3U3 comyoung W1ls •n~ grot. 1bem out before time of service 10 they will pared to f32.571n 1111111. The price per head lhll year, even with not have u mllllli-J:vell.ed. Ughter wef&hts, wu 'lG.fll u compared to '143.36 a year ago. Certalul7 alal'll,lll' ·, 20 or 30 cows and using a buD for two The helfer price lhll year wu f211.17 per hundredwelght as Y,ara canaflord to invest f!Oflir.eadl calf in the purdlue of a top IDII(JAred to ~8.46 a year ago. Laal year's heifers averaged quaUty lire. f!IU2 per head compared to 'llUIIhll year. WHEN IT rJlMF'.S!I'O IMPROVING the femalea, JOOSt farThe average weight of the high-choice 11eera this yearwaa 443 mers do not feel lbay can a!ICI'd to go out and buy outata..tlng pounds, choice 437 pounds, blgh-good m pounds, and good steers cows at 111gb prlceo_. Tbere were MYeral pen1 of helfer8 at the 341 pounda. The sill: bigb dlolce heifen avenged m pounda with Alllonl Sale wbiCh would have llllllle 1ood !GIIIIdalion lllock at the dlolc:e 3119 pounda, blgh-good 394 pounds, and the good 381 pounda. Four hundred and fol&'leen of the 689 steers and heifers graded choice Cl' high dlolce which speaks well for the quality of the ealm oold. POMERO . HOWARD AND EARL KNIGRT OF NEAR Cheater again Y - Jl!!loans are references mape and long used were the largest conalgnor from Meigs County with 82 head. wltnesllftg, !he:Jii~t rapid 11 guides for farmers In WarreD Plckeua rl. ~ wu the largest purchaser buyln change 111181ic1 all P4tte1'!11 !bat growing their crope, are equally ' g Oblo hal .• tVe; ~. useful In showing the over I~ of the 310 heifers oold. Other wyers for Meigs ~ ta~I,W.!Illibin, Umitationa In the use of a given Counly mcluded R. S. Turner, Albany; WIUiam McKelvey, Dlltrlot C!Ji~vail6niat of the piece of land for building, un- Portlalwl; Olesler Bucldey, l!eedsvllle, and Fred Leifbeit, U. S. O,pal'b!lent of A&: derground sailltaly or other Pomeroy· (lalll~l8 ~· Ii As Devils Make l ,......,,we m Other Melp O>ur.\1 ~ Vlrlil ~ ....... l.el!helt, (l E. F<illrGd, (:llarlel ~. l'lilli Blief,I.Wr7 111\tNt, , Viet..- HyaeU, Redwnrneliield, JWberl Cart, J. M.ftl4dl!e, ~ St«y, Wa~ Sco11, W"li\Jlelle 1.4!ifbeil, Ala 1.11 I'M, De ';», ·.,. Jordan, Jeule Palmer, Ruasell Cullqml, Gerald Morrll,~ ·. Frec;ller, WlWam CulweU, Georgt! ond Rocer ztecltr, ~ Hlifman, lllrr)' Gu\lrio, Clyde While, Olar.. Bulcllor, 110111' Rltdlle, Ilea: Bailey, Brian Windon, Blair Wiltdaa, 0.:1 Rll!:IH Fred B. Srnllh. 'l"lm Bearl!f, and Glen ~' WATER WARMER llmit12 STOCK TANK DE·ICEA oprlng otool '785 Rog. sus Spociol fi ....... s2"t.lndle. Rog. $2115. SPECIAL FIRST PRIZE 11 00000 50000 10000 ' SECOND PRIZE - PUUS100tamouaBeH• HomeslGordenoCook Bookt. COME IN a REGISTER FIVE PRIZES No purct1110 nacoaary. )uot come In or write In to register during AutumnSale. Oc· EACH OF lOber 5-17. . DETERGENTS ·.11 Plooaanl,hanl- -lng,oraot'!cutting . pin~ lotion. ~ 01. ; se·c·. t TOOL S P EC IAL S . i· " ," .w ·~ . .. ; '11:;'1' "! '. '239 FREEZERS '239 '159 l LEAF RAKE Haa18 I 80, 75and 100 Witt. OCTS-17 ONLY 18 c~. ft. UPRIGHT 11 '229 18 cu. ft. CHEST i~ '19911 ' �.. ~ ..................... .......... .. ---------• •-'lbe~Tbnes·Sentlnel.~day.Octoberll,l970 d Sell Items You Don) In The .Trihu;ne Oa~,~~~e~s Fmd Items You Nee ' ~··~,~~~~~~TI~ Dr'llo·n [J][m " a. ~ [~;;,_:~~~;';,f~.~J:~~d:~.:~~ IUAlTOR Agionncy ~-EST VI.AI..LriUES 1f JHE · ·.. ReaiEstateFar$ale CLAUIPI.D aAtal Oftt Day.ont time .•. · · 17c lint Business Opportunities Shc.conMCutlvtd•Y• · .. 15c line FRANCttiSE Tt\rM coftltcutlvt diVI · · 16C It s.eems that on" of the For Sale For Sale SLIM -GYM Exerciser . For A.Q.R.A. Reg. quarterhorse m.re. Call 2.t5-S371 after 5 p. demonstration, call U6 4536. 239-6 m. lJ9-3 -..ctvtrtltlnt orcttrtd tor lrfegular lnltrtlont wnt take ttte.one tlmt rate . · All edt are rtstr lct..:t to thtlr proper claulrlc•tlonatnd to tht· •63pickup CHEVROI. ET • whoel drive. 1959 PONTIAC Bonneville. , A·: running condition e•cellent cond., call after 5 p. Make oller . Con foci Dovld T 11 Ct m. ""-2.Q6. ....... "- nne . '"ultr Dally Tribune ltyle ot. type Insertion . Any chenu rnadt In the original Copy tubmltttd for cltlllfled advertisement wHI be chergedrtht rate of 25c for tech chtnge . . "dl ordered for thrn or I 1w., timet and stopped before N · plretlon will be chrgtd tor only numbtr of times the ed date. ttrntcl . Deadline : 1:30 p.m . dally and 11 e.m. Saturdey . Card " ct • ·'eryone Is offering • new • end unique twist to '" 1' type ~~u~~!t"r~~'dvwt~':· .~~~h~: ol•o hove ttoe oreotest franchise ~-ver ottereel In the nation todly . ore ""'• Interested In If 8YO"sownd business In vtttment with the backln'tl of I good reputlblo <ompany , then wrltt us and see If what wen•vetoofier isosoood.. we say 11 is . As with all other fran ta ke cepit a I to I d c.hlstl t oes get Into this buslnell, but unl ike other companies we ~:t~~~n~~· ~~~~ fn~~lalctl~~ Thanks Poole. Young's ra er 238-12 JO".REGISTERED Polled Horelord MOBILE HOME, 12 • 60, wllh washer and dryer and air bulls and heifers . Excellent conditioner. can 446-29..S. breeding stock.Farms, Bargains. 239·3 Schafer's Stock Kitts Hill, Ohio at Aid on Rt. 1.41, l.llwrence Co. PI\ . UI·WS COMPARE Ironton . 238-6 RICE'S PRICE_S NEW bedroom suites $99.95. 1 COl N colledions . nt re New early American llvln,g diamond and jewelry estates Rl S appraised. bought or sold. room suites S1A9.95~ E Members of Appraisers Association of America. Max and Dave Tawney, Tawney Jeweters. 229-lf vestment the first year . The 1 WISHtolhonk Dr . Thaler. Dr . lnltl•l cnh inv~stment is Morgan, or. Tap, the nurses and aides of Holzer Hospital, envwtotre from 1936.00 to the Waugh -Halley-Wood $7 ,50<.00. and WI do ;nSist on reference exchange before COMPLETE line of G.B.O., Funeral Home for their •n Interview is granted . Charaten, Savlnelll and ambulance service, all those Please, only the sincere who B. B. B. Pi""" . Wide selection who visited me and sent 1 •re ectu tly looking for an of tobacc~...-and accessories. cards, flowers and gifts while opportunity need apply . Tawney Jewelry . 1wa1 a patient In the holpltal . For further 217-tf Robert E. I Bob) Myor1 lwrlte Frenchls~Information, Director, 2"1·1 Dopl . 33. 101 Wost Flllto Av•nue. scottsdale, AriZona '66 CHEVROLET lmpal• In 85252. and plene Include excellent condition. Ph. 245· Notice ptoone number . .5604. 2m 3 __. SUN VALLEY Nursery School , 577 Sun Valley Dr . now REAL country sorghums .•• provldlng full day care and Sigler's Market. Johnson • · child development program Second Ave . Barr's and also tor pre-school children . InotLeslleMcCombsonSt. Rt . fants excluded- Open 7: 30 ns. 2<j].3 a .m . to 6 p.m . Monday through Friday . PI\. <1<6-365?. 236-12 Ttu s can be the mo &t im-' 1968 MOBILE home, 50 x 12. 2 bedroom, Ph. 367.7524. portun t ad verti semen t of your 2<j].3 CIRCLE THIS AD !ile - bec au s e it may chana;e your ec onoml c picture from "bl eak" to "bright" . Supericr Car Wash Philips 66 Own ers wh o now ll ~ rvi c e U. I.I. vending mac hines a re iJ"OWin g from part•time to full time ope ra to rs with Com· pan y's fina ncina. Gasoline 446- ~· New952 & Used Furn .. ~- ~ Off, 4411641 & 61V:2 House Acres FOR 513.900 YOU CAN owN THIS VERY NICE OLDER 2 BEDROOM HOME LOCATED IN KYGER CK . SCHOOL Ol sT . MODERN KIT HEAT AND GOOD WATE!:R . · 238-tf EXCELLENT 1 GE console TV 1 5 pc. breakfast set, 2 Traverse curtain rods. PI\. 388-83<3. 2.«1-3 APPALOOSA geldl~. registered. 5 yrs. old, 8 Charle•ton. w . Vo. 342-397 after 5 p.m . 37 2 -' --------~ 2SETSof tandem wheels, tires and axle with electric brakes, FOR SALE : heavy duly hitch, Ideal lo SPINET PIANO make 0 hoovy duty troller. WANTED, responsible party to Ph 4469539 take over low monthly . . . !J.I.If ~ayments on a Spinet plano. Can be seen locally. Write Credit Manager, P. 0. Box 35. EXCELSIOR Soli Works Lime stone and coal for sale, Cortland. Qllo . lump, egg, stoker and mine 2...2 run . E. Ntain St .• Pomeroy, O. SINGER ,;750" new deluxe I'll. 991-3891. II Golden Touch and Sew sewing machine now on display. Ask for a demonstration of the all SINGER special &ale SOII<IS you sao on Touch and Sew sewing new "flexi ·s11tch system. " machine in portable case, Ofher models from $66. Buy saves you 1100 on Touch and now, beat the Christmas rush. Sew sewing machine in French City Fabric Shot>pe, cabinet. All new, all Singer . approved dealer, 58 guaranteed. Just a few left. Court Sl., Gallipolis. Ph. <1<6· Buy now and save. French 9255. City Fabric Shoppe, Singer 212·11 Sales & Service, 58 COurt St., Used Furnltur• Gallipolis . Ph . <1<6-9455. GOOD 36inch gas stove, 40 inch 212·11 electric range, copperfone. GOOD __C_L_ E_ A_ N~ L~U~ M~P~ and New Furniture ENJOY the World Series and stoker coal. Carl Winters, Rio the Cincinnati Reds on a color Grande. Phone 245·5115. TV by Admiral, also have 8-tf black and white. ----~ ALL TYPES of building YOU wilt find free park ing, a materials, block , brick, $ewer triendlyo welcome and fair pipes, windows, lintels, etc. prices at Corbin & Snyder Claude Winters, Rio Grande, Furniture Co ., 955 Second 0 . Ph . 2tS.S121 after 5. Ave . Ph . 446-1171. 91 -tl ... FRON - TAGE ON GOOD ROAD F o R F U T U R E BUILDING . Home 3''- A. ,. 3 NEARLY NEW BEDROOM HOME WITH LARGE FAMIL v ROO.M, BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN (RANGE , ov~N. WASHER) PLUS A DISH NEWSMALL HORSE BARN AND FRDNTAGE ON RAccooN c R E e K· exceLLENT NEIGH · BORHOOD , 5 MILE OUT ON GOOD ROAD , CITY scHOOL DISTRICT . Hedgewood Drive Howonl or Luclllt •rlllnon Evenil:tll 446· 1226 Robert Cond& 44f.0151 J L " ted USt IS R 3 BR HOME located 112_. t~ First Avo ., Gallipolis, · Wall-wall- carpet In LR, Ill ·built-in kitchen and large eolin" area . carport and • fr tl i storage room. cons ruf brlckandframe - ony old, In extra goodCI condlflon. YEAR DURING OUR Massey. Ferguson · As li ttle as $600 to $1 500 in ve s tment in U. l.l . pro fi t pro· du d ng vending ma c hine s cp n grow . U••I --- SE=-'P-T-IC_T_A_N_K_C_L_EAN~ INO 35 T 3 BR & plan, lorve kllchon wllh plenty catilnols. W•W carpal In LR L BRs, storm windows, gas lot I Buv a new Massey. Ferguson I rae •s low as S2595 thll month only at forced air furnace, arge 70' x JOO_ Priced tor I quick , ule. $13,500. Why Rent? BUYTHIS3BRhome,aperlocl rent save.- - oxlro large fenced tawn and work shop, oxtio oil •l.r otl parking space spaciOUS living room with ci.ep plio corptitlng, nice kllct,tenondlorgeeollngarea, Iorge bath and -lng center . U4.0Ci0. Looking· For A , I ? Barga n lhl BR sn.soo WILL buy s 3 one floor p_ten home, large LR, ettrac:tlve and roomr. paneled kitchen end hal, lovollo1 •. L-I-S·T·I·N·G-5 Wanted ' USID .T· .· ACTORS ' ·(Newtrectortrade-lns) 880 "'·viii Brown 700 hrs. loiG M.F. 135 Gas 1400 hrs. Ford 3000 Dle$111400 hrs. M.F. 35 Di-.1 1.600 hrs. · -· M.F. 35Gas-M.F.6SGils Ferguson 2D-Farmall M 9 N Ford .- Farm all H ' i Allis Chalme!'l· CA Gallipolis Tractor Phone446-104A I..::U:p:pe:r:.,:R~t.~7•"!11;;;.;;:;;~~~~==~--· Real Es"'te For Sale services Offer.ed Ill lAIRD ·IEA··yy co.·'·. WA~T!~:R·w,.ellltsdrllllndlng .•-!\yvl"'ces • m · ... - - - --,-==- w. m RUSSELL Saunders m Evall$ Insurance Inc. REALlOR 446-1066 - -- -- - -o:-o. Offered 487 Secend Pelt Olb) - • Life • llospitaii!IIU!I!IC' •llutull Funck DEAD ·STOCK ChorJ:d fer'"'' w. - --- •Pitribillr rl•'·--e I~ Bands "'"Jd9",, !.. ~;04~4~21!7~1~.;;,~~~if.~: ~~~:~===~---·~ cow· s w~~~. :'0::',;.~"' Located 5 miles North of Gallipolis. Olio - 7 miles South of Rio Grande, Olio Dn State Rt.· - - · -.,..--:---; Union Oil Co. now lnfor prlmt ....,.... in GolllfOHS oro. Pal4 trllfting, m•rchandiH •••1st111ct • . u,..,.ci•l aHistl... to qoollfltd op. ,. 70 HEAP · 40 Cows - 7 are R~gist•red ..:.. I, Frelll 1st Calf Heifer• & 1• Sr>ringer Heifers• · Th'ls Is a· V.ry ilaod quality milking ifroup of Hol5t•1n Dairy Cattle. All are Colla Noba breeding - they are ready to go home and slart making money for you; · Grand ChaiTlPion Holstein Cow at the Gallla County Fair !ells- due In Oec:ember. • TRUCK. 1969 Ford Flocl Pl~~up. 14,000 miles. ·E•cellen! Condition. V·8·360 . cu. In· Notor. Chrome br.eil~away Mirrors, ~· Ply Tl'r~s - .Stock. Rack. · OWNOS ... lit. . ' ' . •' ' TERMS: CASif LUfiiCH SeRVED ~-~~;No;t~~~~~F:orsAc~c;··;•;n;t;s!. .-~1 j i fiiiCiol. - Goll\fiOIII 44t· ollf or write Union Oil Co .. . ..,. t. P-•buro. w. Vo. ...... -- -· .. - ... ~ ' '"'"' .. -···' ~ ·· r~ . . ·-· -...... · MC;l" QaHifiede p8Page' 21 U he'1 mad, but be leU. you In the P.S. lba_t he lln't. ll'a not eowtlfnl the daya WI he comei home, but the houra and lillnutea. lt'al;lraQin' about him all the lime IJid lhowlng hll picture to people you don't even know. 11'1 llaylng up unW 2 a.m. · Sent~inel " Classifieds SERVICEMAN'S GIRL H I' IRI ll'a wrlling to "Belen Help Ua" 10 you can llhare your feellnsa wllh everyone who reade her eolumn, ...,....u, theoneawhohavea~ au boy friend. - JUD'V, AGE 17· Dear Belen : 111 be slarllng college all« C11r1stmao and I am faced with a serlo111 problem. AI borne I've been able to ab.llaln from amotlng marijuana, or laking drop. AI school I am afraid lball wlll be approac:bed by ''pulhers." I lllill· don't want to lei mlzed up wllb nnany pol parties, but I do not It's Btapllnc each letter 10 know bow to refusO and still be yoW" Mam or Dille allier won't "cool" about II. - NON· "jllll happen" to read lbem. SMOKER It'snumberlnieachone,and !lear Non : when you gel 53, lhe lid oo lhe Readlni your letter, I gellhe boE won't cloee 1111~. So lmpreaioo you see college u a YGii lie them togelller wllb pint plaee where "puahen" IW"k at 1111d blue ribbons and put them every corner. Not 10! In your hope chest. Tbere11 be plenty of graaa It's cutting out paper dots around, lrue, but no one will wllh a hole puncher, so when he blgh1JI'essure you Into taking It, opena the leller, the dots fall all 11<11' wliJ they put you down H you over him. 'lben be wrllell back don't. And you'll find many and 88)111 he had a fan blowing studenta who llhara yoW" views. on blm allhe Ume. You wonder Stop WOIT)'Ins! -H. boca..., . - 1--11- utlna .r•mmtr ~luM. bina 300 Fourth Avo. Phone -1637 Gent Plants, Owner 298·11 ________ OONTRACI'B AWARDED WASHINGTON (UPI) - 'Jbe $10 milllon conlract to lhe Clevlle Ordl· nance Division of Gould Inc. al Navy awarded a Cleveland, Ohio, to set up a pilot progntm for production o1 10 "model I" Mark 411 torpe. does WANTID. Used Furniture Tools,·· - Disiies and Other Miscellaneous Hems. We Also Buy Complete Estates. ~ Used Fumiture 1 i63 Second Ave. Phone 446-2917 SALESMAN WANTED For menswear store. worklilg conditions and security. Write Box 1000-X this newspaper stating perlence etc. Excellent good job In care of age, ex - SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE , ...SUNDAY,OCTQBER.U.l970 ' 131-Note of ICIIIe 137--.l,.nlttl IItle 1st-Winter vthlclt 141-flhyalcltn (lbbr.) 142-Welsfll ol lndle ua-Scent of ftl'lt mlracla 1~Sttlpof letther 147- Fat of twine l~lktly 152-Prtnter'l meaturt 153-Tr~~lt 155--Denudt 1!57-$hol'll bltd 1!59-Btbylonltn '""' 16G-Metu,.. 162-w.b-footed .,... 164--Eelflthennan 16&-ToiJH · .. 161-MI.rfl Jtft · ~-out ta9-Wipe 170-YIIfon 171--lt... lqally DOWN 1-Go b)' water' ·2-Unem~ 3-A ettfti (abbr.) 4-un with ~e ... r 6--Rt• 5-Jui'l'lp of Mnd 7--Nob of ICI.. .. " 17-Amlrlnn 98-Sm•ll child 102--Arrow ftle)'i l t 11-Kir~~~ of Aashln 104-Tabllltnd 19-Mountaln 106-Pronoun nympht 107-Kind of f1brlo 20-NtJIIpnt 108-Frop 27-c.aM 11G-RIVIII 111- Whltt poplar (pl. I zg....:welk• 31--lt&tl ...l (lbbr.) 112--0bttruct• 114-Kind of fi1h 116--Shadtd WIIIC 34-Soup dlth 36-Cieanlnl 1Ubtl:tnC41 ..3$-Gtony Pfllnt 40--Countl')' of Atle 42-lnlttt. 44-Kind of d._.r 117-River l&land& 1l~hurch benche• 121 - Fotl)' 122-Fortnlr ..... Rur.slan 46-Grtat lake 48-Mtn't ntme 49-Rtnt 123-Sbc: (Roman number) 51-A..._ (abbr.) !1-PtrfonM . !55-tnltlt.. Of 1215-Mitollf)' 26th Pruldtnt 56-Thlsweeteop 51-Un,-llldlnt 60--Troplcal fruit 121-ThOM dtfltttd 50--Place In lin• 62-Perfo""~ endot&uN 127-ll)lnl&h article 121-PtKelul DEADLINES Betore Publication Mondey Deadllne9e .m. Cancellation & Correctlona Will be eccepteo until 9a .m. for Day of Publlclflon R•GULATIONS The Publllher reservn the right to t'dlt or reject any ads deemed oblectlonel. T-he publisher will not be rtsponslble for more than one Incorrect Insertion . RATES For Went Ad Service 5 cents per Word one lnJert ion Minimum Ct\arge 7Sc 12 cents per word three consecutive Insertions . 18 cents per word 11x con secullve Insertions. 2.5 Per cent Discount on paid ed• and ads p1ld within 10 d.evs. s P.M. Dey CARD OF THANKS For Sale, Rent 10 ROOM house, 104 VniQn Ave. ·Just pal't'lte'd rn,eriQr and exterior . Can be n188e into two apartments . Phone 9925836 or write to Evelyn Imbode n Landers, 126 Laurel St., Pomeroy . lO.II ·Sfc !Oidl 71_._....... WIN AT BRIDGI Jacoby Modern Calls 011 Slam Br Oswald &Jamn Jacob, N08'111 "'om• .lJI-oEdlble ...d 111-Unltof ... ''l l.ahllft t=•J . '11:i;!ol1oldl,. •.• l!t• ~- ' It .8554 Y932 un Currtney ... ' ~t (iltltr,J ~ Gllcll • HOUSEKEEPER needed. Live In It desired . Good -king conditions. Phone· 992-525f. lo.&.lfc 8-16.tfc WILL pick up merchandise and take to auction on . , Per· centage bas~ . Call" : Jim Adams, auctioneer, RUtland. Phone 7.42-.4461 . - - -- - 9-23-tfc anr 1!11 Jfl .....nt (oolloo.l 1113-Co!. . . . . . . Wanted - , - - - - -- 111-.Youncsttrs 153 Paonoun ~.., Help Wanted To Buy USED steel traps, will pay cash, For Sale any make, any size. Phone 742·3656. ELECTRIC re -upholstering machine , good running 0.7-3tc condition, sews leather and -:--c-::c:----_.:':.: vinyl. Phone Chester 985-4132 10 GAUGE •Ingle. double or or 992-6780. lever action shotgun. Phone 7<2-3656. I0-11 .3fp 10.7-lfc 2 BEDROOM housetrailer. Phone 247-2252. NOW PAYING, Ginseng, S30 per pound. Golden seal, Sl . 75 10-11-lltc per pound. Seal tops and stems, S.50 per pound. Bill COAL FURNACE, blower and Bailey, Second St .. Rotdstoker, some pipe and coal. svllle, Ohio 45772 . Phone New Haven 182-2811. 10.11-3tp _ _ _ _ _ _ __:•.:..: O·Htc 140-A.....,..In 72-Wotkmu 1.(1 t)mbol for .' C.lclum 73-oulooo 75-Abttract btll\l 144--Appelllltlon of ~,..led ' Athtn. l4t-Hiap 79-South Mrlun 1~plra IISO-IIy look GUN SHOOT, Sunday, October 11 , 1 p. m. Mile Hill Rood. Sponsored by Racine Fire Oepar1ment. 10.1J.3tc & OBITUARY for SO word min imum . EXPERIENCED beautician. Each addllional word 2c . Warner 's Beauty Shoppe, &LIND AOS Pomeroy . Apply In person. Additional 25c Cherge per _ _ _ _ _ __.:•:.:o.9-3tc Advertisement . OFFICE HOURS 8:30 • .m. to 5:00 p.m. Daily, ATtENTION ALL Reglslertd 1:30 a .m . to 12: 00 Noon Nurle$: Here is your op· Saturdly. portunltv to earn extra money to pay lhot bill , buy a now Card ol Thanks dress, or save for a vacation. We must meet coverage WE WISH fo express our sinrequirements for medicare cere and hearHelt tl1a11ks to Immediately on the 11 p.m. to relatives and friends for the 7 a.m. shift, end are willing to kindness and sym.P.athy pay S35 per night. \Can you shown us during the 1llness work one night per month? and deafh of our beloved Per week? More than that? mother . We especially wish to Call us . We need your help! thank the L.aurel Cliff Healt11 Coli Athens Mer-tal Heallh Club, Dr. Koger Donlels . !he Center , 593-7762, extension Rersonnel of Holzer .Yiedical 329, between 9 a.m. end 5 p.m. Center, Ewing Funeral Mortday thru Friday . Home, Gerald Powell , the 10..11-llc organist, fhe Rev . Robert Kuhn, and the Rev. Eu~ene REGISTERED Nurses Pori Gill. Time and Full Time position!B The Burdette Family. available Immediately . In 10-11 -ltp progressive, dynamic unit. On fl1t· lob special training, I WISH to express my sincere opportunity to gain ex fhanks to all my neighbors perience In supervision anct and friends for flowers, gift$, teaching . Starting salaries cards and kindnesses during from 13..0 per hour to s-.. 12 my recent hospitalization . l per hour, accor-ding to ex. also wanf to thank our perlonce . C.ll Dee Kennedy, minister for his consoling extension 329. Afhens Ntental words, and the nurses and Health Center 9 a .m. to 5 p.m. staff of Holzer Medical Center 10.11-ltc for their kindness and efficient care. Notice William I. Swett. 10.11-ltp WILL give piano lessons in myo home. Phone 992-3666. 115-flltriOd of time JH--Itotm 131--Mcue unusual HAYMAN'S AUCTION - · l..ourel Clift. now opon ooc:1t Friday to receive con. slgnme111s at 10 a .m. Auction· starting If 7 p.m . Lot us ttll your merchandise. SLSO 1»--otllcate 131-eteolflld 15-Dwounld 68-StndlniC trH ~f'Optlft flncb 70-Ermlne • ... WANT AD INFORMATION WIST •us 6J3 YQto• tKQJI •1112 •• YJ7 tAIIU .ltQIOU .AKQI072 YAKI65 uo ~A N- ,.•• !loot-Wilt vulnmoble 11'11t loot ..... ---,. """ •• Zt 2N.T. l'lu l'lu Z6 . Optnlow ......... It Soulh Ojltlll two JPIIdea ud N Q•rt II ftipoQcli two 1111- lrwtlp, T h I 1 aeptlve nllpOOie lhowa CJ..7 or IIIIYbe • pojn!ll, Sou!J! - -- - -- Salamanders have been 80Vl'B(D) l'lu l'lu OLD UPRIGHT pianos, condition, as long as ttave no been wet. Paying SlO eoch. First floor only. Mondays will be pick-up dey . Wrllt, giving good directions. Witten "Plano Company . Box 188, Sardis. Ohio 43946. 8·20-lfc ~0-L""DIu-rnl-lu-r.,e,-dlshes-,- brbeds, eft. Wrlfe M. D. Miller, Rl. <, Pomeroy, Qllo. Cloll 992-6271. , .•. tfc !mown to nve for BAST I~ Stud ar d AIIIVlcall • an9 BEAUTIFUL Eorly American style, stereo - redlo com· bl,.tlon AM L F M radio, • speaker sound system, _. speed au1ometic changer· Balance $79.25. Uae our TYPEWRITERS, new and budget terms. Coli <1<6-1028. FOR SALE or ront. • ropm uHCI. portable and electric 211 ·3 and stonWd. Also rentals. hou.. and bath, 10parato Simmons Ptg. & Ofllr.e Equip. - - - ·-:-:--:goroge, 1< Garll•ld Ayo. 221 -tt WALNUT. Modern ,tyle, stereo Flnoncln~ noproblem.llouso. . radio am, ftn radio, ; 3 rooms and bat~. !org~ yord, speaker sound syai•m, _. APPI.ES, Fllzpotrlck 's Or · clooeln, on Nolgh!lolfhOIIO Rd. 1petd automatic changer· chord. Slate Rl . 619. Ph . C.ll or - NeiF$ancltno Ph. Slparat'i .cOntr~~•- S.lance Wilkesville 669·<785 . . ~ . 233·12 S7US. U•i our budgot terms . 237-4 C.ll <1<6· 1028. W ·l ,....,..,,...-~:::-::-:::::-= 1F ¥0U are building a new to Raccoon Creek, ' m.lfes home or remodeling, see us . REDUCE sale end last. wllh LAND, from up town. Contact Melvin to 8'/ueros,odlac:ent We are builders. Distributor Gobese tablets olld E·Vap <1<6-1293, • to 5 or ..,.. Tabor tor Hotpoint Applla~. ces. water pills. Gtlllngham Orug. 3791 •fter 5 p. m . Allison Electric . 223·39 239·3" 154-tf Business Opportunities lerYitwlng 35 Neal Realty THIRD AYE, I .STATE SO· PRICE REDUCED · 3 LOTS on US Rl . 35 )n Rio Grande, Qllo. Look these over and make us an offw. Offlct Pllono -14M Evl!llntl ChoriOI M. Noll, 4<6-15<6 J. Mlcltatl Noel, -1513 .'. . ' '· MONDAY liTE, . • 19111 7:30 pM. DonverK. H\tlly, _ , NEW IOEAcornplcl<er. l210WI lo farrow In November· Howard Fellure, 4MI-2;341 . 2•1·3 . ··.· BR.·Eo HEitl: r.. .SALE . HAVEL.':..~ ~or •HomeQwnea • Mallile llama. lnsul'lnce •BIIIn• •Cancelld •• ! - · ·Auto YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! 11111 column II for_ young pe~~ple , their problema and 'pleanres, lhetr ll'ollbles and fun . AI wllh the rest of Helen Help Ua!, II welcomea lauehs but won't dodge 8 "llerioul quesUon wllh I brush.all. Setid your teenqe quolllon!l to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, Bargains ln. 1 Bottel Helen prO<Ioled. Ph. 2<4.1-5232 or 2<5- Dear Helen: $llf. Here are eome addliiOna to - ....,,...,., --,,...,..-,--...::no.lf ''111e llerVIcernan'a Girl." & FromlheUmebegaveyouhla um 1nc ea Jaat ldu and oa1c1 goocl-bye, CARTER'S PLUMBING you've had a big empty apace In AND HEATING vourheart .- a-•cewhlcb . can 130 Fourth Avenue # ....Phont-3188 only be filled by hl5 return. 155-11 Every day you rulh to ·Ute - - -S-TA_N_D_A_R_D_ __: mallbn. "Hey,l got two !etten Plumbing & Hutlng from llennla today!" Or say to 215 Third Ave., <1<6-3712 younelf, "Oh weU, he11 write _ _ _ _ _ __..187·11 tomorrow." (Be does, too!) DEWITT'S PLUMBING It's crying all over hll letter AND HEATING and smearing the Ink, J1lfl Route 160 at Evergreen be be lovea you Phone <1<6-2735 1111d you terribly. - - - - -- --=211 ·11 PI b. · GaiJipollt,OhiD OUR BUYERS .oro dlsop· oolnltd when we clon'l hove3 houseo!osolllhom. Wo need ~ ~Jon=n~~~ ~::;: tor for 0 • POLIS TRACT GALLI . . By REASONABLE rote•. John Ruuell, owner and OPJrator. Ph. -<712 alter 5:30 p.m . wrlllns poenut about him. 145·11 eare of S.len Help USI lh1a _ _ _____ ll'sbeinlltolallylllllwbollyln WILLIAM S. Wolters Water DeWipllper. love IIIII !mowing he lovee you Dollvory Service, formerly MORE FROM A , In return. · ;::..--., REAL-ESTATE BROKER 1998 ------ VInton, Ohio QIANT .,.•LL r- MASSIE -----=- Slowort's Hor4Ware 1411 and. BR homtl closePick In and with small acreage. UP the phone now and call the · . ·, eg stered driller, C. J . DILLON AGENCY. Wo don'! &.If ..,,.·~· ~. It• . Lemley•• VInton, 31' ISG~l -ll wenl oil lhe Real E&llle VIIi ~ come in. Business - JUST YOURS. • <51 StcoiiciAvt. ' 57,900 Ph <Mt-4775 PINKING shears & Sclqors T ime requirernent is 6 to 8 Here 's The Year's NICE HOME; LOW PRICE lhorPOOtd. Sh-Strd ,s.wtng CALL after s p.m. for Raw leigh h o urs . per week along with 11 Ownor will 1111 throe BR Machine Solei & rv cai94-lf Producb., 192_. E. Ave . Ph. s e rvi ~eabl e em. No pe rs onal Best Buy home Willi bath, tlly woler. <1<6-2089. 2.. 1-1 sale s call s. The ma c hines do THE OWNER OF Ti<IS large kl!then, deep lo1, .In th e se lling for you. jull t gi ve MODERN J BEDROOM ftl ..,., town, or will trade for small .lnSUIInCe go od se rvic e! HOME MUST SELL IM · IU. lftV" term with gOod house. FOR ALL your Insurance needs Briarp~~tch Kenn•l• MEDIATELY . LARGE . check with your Grange BOARDING • II breeds, Wdte , giv in g name , address, LIVING ROOM !FIRE TOPBEEFCJ>.TTLE FARM- agents ot the Neal Ins . spacious indoor -outdoor runs. PLACE \ NICE KITCHEN . City Thl• Is ono lho beet man Agency, 6< Stole Sl. Agents phone number and s ufficie nt .u6-"191. 241 -1 re fe ren ces. CHOICE residential property, doesn't want to miss. Well for auto, fire, homeowl1eU, FORCED AIR FURNACE AND BATH . BEAUTIFUL good 5 rm . house. bath and limed end lertlilzod ground, holpltolond generallloblllly. LOCATION ON ,,.., A. olloched laundry. H. W. good buildings all wit~ metal 1<-lf UI""J llulurtrlt•, In< WOODED LOT . floors, larvt llv. rm . and level roots, plenty of wattr, -----::~=:-:=-:::: DAN' S LAUNDRY lol . PrlceiU,900. tobacco bose, also good NATIONWIDE INSURANCE ATTENTIO N 1195 Empire centnl RIO GRANDE, OHIO timber . Jusl quarter mile off AUTO, Fire, life. 45 Slate Sl .• D•pt. UI74D WE NEED LISTING S Edge of City stole highway. acr... Waldo F . Brown. R. IS NOW OPEN FOR Now . WE HAVE BUYER S Dallas, Texa1 75247 ACRES 3 ho·~•s · 1 "ood 7 O Brown. "'·1960. BUSINESS. 6 WE CAN'T SATISFY . ' ·-' • LIST NOW FOR ACT\ N2<·11 rm.; 14 rm.; and 13 rm . This We#vetold several farms and ---------~ hQmos and need good ones to ' properly Ito~ city wotor and g05, also some excellent bldg. moel the llemtn4 of ·buYtn 2JB.tt sites. Price $10,000. ". waHIIIg\· ~t;;l!h ' ol¥ lt'6W 'Ior Wanted For Sale or Trade LOGS lor fireplace . Ph . <1<6Lots, Vacant quick action on your property. 0467 . PI\.EFER ELDERLY lady lo 196i" 0ci{EVROLET •loll on 1962 1;, T. GMC P.U. 1968 o ;, T. GMC P.U. 231-' Land Oseor Bllrtl. "' 4432 11 ._9 In home and care for W'lllon. Ph. ·~·-· 235·6 1%6 '4 T. GMC P.U. Dolfi Willltrllolt, <Mt-42.. -----:elderly lady. Please state CHOICE bldg. lot Bullville Rd. _ _:::::...::::;::.::;;;:~7 1967 117 T. GMC Cemper LONG and short church pews. Income . Cel 256-1119. 2v. A. ltvol, Butoville Rd. Campln& Equi~nt 1~ 112 T. Chev . P.U. Coil 682-6333 Oak Hill, Qlio. 239.6 81f2 A. level, 2 cleared, rest 1"'1963 1 T. GMC 237-6 For Rent tlmber. JUST orrlved. ·s.. lht beautiful 1965 o;, T. GMC < W.D. P.U. 1111. FURNISHED apartment, 2 to 3 1965 o;, T. Ford P.U. new' line of 1971 Storaall BEAUTY Sllot> In Golllpoll•, Wanted To Do rooms. can 446-2206. Farms trailer• now on dls~loy ot Ph . 675-2589. 1963 112 T . Chev. P.U. (Oppcde WOMAN 57, will live In and care 226-tf Comp Conley Storcrall Solos 1963 • Wheel drive Seoul _ _ _ __ _ _...::237-12 WOMEN are very loyel. When 156 A. LOCATED on St. Rl. 325 tor ccnvaleKent or aged. bllllo\d Plusont Point Rosort. ond Cora Rd. with plenty 1'1:1 T. GMC lnsunlnet they reach an age they like, Write p . 0. Box _.53, ROOMS to rent dally or weekly . 1%6 tront11e on both. Completo Wewvlcewltatwelfll. stock 1963 4 Wheel Drive Scout they stick lo it. Gallia Hotel , «6-2206. .00. Gallipolis. Qllo &31. Real Estate For Sale set of good bldgs., 7 rm. oil paris end occessor1";3a 1962 '12 T. GMC P.U. 2 3 226·26 195J house. all have metal roofs. -11 '1:1 T. O.ov. P .U. OWNER leaving town . Modern - - -- --,-"PARSONS 115 A. tillable : 75 A. lorlllt "· .- - - - - -- 'I• T. GMC P.U. 4 bedroom , home, full WALLPAPERING . Ph. 4<6-3631 2 ROOMopartment,wllh water, 1965 1968 1 T. Chev . truck boHom • .«1 A. not hill , good Services JAY SHEPPARD ~11ment, 3 Daths, garage or U6-2647 . gas. electric. Phone 367·729 mS . lencos, plenty water. Priced , ,_ . ~-------4 2_..3 1963 F600 Ford truck and breezeway, l&rge lot, In 223-26 Hol!lll'd • • REALTORS In low 30's. , · . 1%6 '14 T. lnl. P.U . city llmll1. S.uncltn WE specialize In Mastic vinyl 2 ROOMS and bath furnished 1"' 'I• T. GMC P.U. form, Vlllll~ Cliy ............. 60 A CLEAN, good tonces, Olllc:O, 1!61 2 T. GMC and name brand aluminum apartment, utilities pald , FlrstfoJ)JID_ : 10 ACRES land In . ~horlr: genily rolling, .5 lob. ball, 4<6-11404 19613 T. GMC siding, roofing, white gutters, adults only. 322 3rd Ave. Ph . 1966 •;, T. Chov. Phon!~ Township on State out_' uaetrectoronelloflt,good Home ss.ao Service shulters . complete <1<6-37<11 or 256-6903. _ 1966112 T. Int. P.U. · ·· · hos 3 dwellings end 3 o·;~ 7 rm . houM. storm drs. end 146·1752 3 239 Will rontOVt VOIW· remodeling and carpentry What Has Ten buildings. RoUte 1 divides .,1. - L..oroe bam . and 1966 112 T. Ford P.U . ''A Good Min horotendeows work. Free estimates and Eats lend In IWo paris. l.ol1 61 good other ouibl~s. Located 1 mi . And 1963 '12 T. GMC P.U. Legs Call ~ ... 286-4531 to Know." references. Byerly Con- NICELy furnished garaP.e trontove. out of VInton. Prl.- 120,000. 1112 T. Chev. van struction Co.. Cora-Rodney apartment, $130 per mo. n· 1956 A Lot? LOTS up rive.- on Slalo AI\IY HR.". -1m Rd ., 245-5826. eluding ullllll... Mulls only . New 8.25x20, 10 ply nylon tires oe.OMobllo H....eServlce. Pl. $60. Inc. Fed. tax . A FAMILY In need of lour Route 7 lnd Neighborhood 1<5-11 Inquire o. D. Parsons Rtoal Vo . I'll. 67S.ItR7. Ploesont, hove some SOMMER'S G.M.C. bedrooms. We ho\lt o nice d owMusi ·RoiOcllo 1 Estate, 1st & Otlve. 233-26 TRUCKS, INC. _H_A_N_D"Y- m-on--: lor - odd-:-:-J-;:'t":;: :-. Has ctun•-m.,lwoslorywlth ~:!;:~.;"uo . •• WILLOW Orlvo. Drive by lo 239-11 78 113 Plno 51. two baths. two living room•• Evt11lngo - · 3 BR, brlcl< front, 2 yeors -=:=-;:;;:~ . ALBERT EHMAN own tools. can .... . I'll. 416-2132 -~O~D~E~R~N~7b~r.~c~k-:h-om =-o In 217-tf M dining-kitchen rm •• ond lwo Rutllll 0. Wooil, ~11 old, vorygood condition, 2 car Waltf Doilll<!ry Service Jolin 1 Rlchll'ds. - attached llnlshed atrogo. Palrlol Star Rt., Glllllpolls porches, Carpel and ponell'/11. Gallipolis City School Dlst. on Large troe-ahoded lo1 on R · ROIIIId ~-na•·y, 416-36141 Cf!llrtl air condlllonlng, gas Ph 379 2133 Lower River Rd. Expect to 160. A good value at Sl<,SOO. ~ tumoce, well sHcltd lawn · • 241! Help Wanted PlY' over $lOOper mo. Cell 256with shrubl anti trees, nice k? EXPERIENCED woltre... me. 230-tt Wanna Wor carpatlng LR and holl . TERMI'fE PEST CONTROL. 3 llodroom brick houll, _n; ADDiy In person at White SERVICE station and a•rove 1 end slroet on tdgt of cl • · tl Coli 006locoled on two Stole outes. yeors old, llko now, corpol n qulel, atlrocllve end lrlondty FREE 1 - on. II . P81ace Resta1.1rant . SLEEPING ROOMS. weekly 239·3 001) llvtroom ond hilL nl• borhood Ph ..._.776. ~.Merrill O'Doll, Ot>er '91' rates. Park Central Hotel. Under SlO, · ·~ kllchln and d In1 ng nelah · • lor Exlermllal Torln.tlt torot 237-t· Dr -IT'S EASY - --::-::-:-::-. 76-tf to sell the basi Colonial Estate aroa, utility room,torctd olr - - - -- - - Strvloo. 19 Belmont ·~.If • fiiiiiS AVON will do the rest! For a 2 NEW brlcl< homUI SLEEPING ROOMS weekly Near Rio Grande ... ...... nlet gorogo, of fun end profitable business rates, free garage parking . LARRY batfls, oil tlll'omlc !Ill, good · - · tldre l:f" 1,, "' GILLENWATER'S Septic Tonk W~rlte or call Mrs . Helen NEAR NEW four column ~--tlon on . . , _ lot, 4 lion · ~ vltw 3 0 1 · 1o D-lr Ph <1<6Libby Hotel. EVANS 10C1 . • Yeager, Box 172, Jackson. · · oon 1111 ...,... · • · · colon 1.1 With antique brick. 7<-lf 441 ,,,, k mllos up Rt. 7 lfllm city bodroom; 1 ballls, lorgt tm. Qllo. Ph . 286-<021. Four bedrooms. Lorge II· limits. Cion flnanoo, Inquire bulll·ln . kltdlon wllll dlftlng 17..11 236·6 chen with dining area . Two · ~ F .,.. , ClrDef In living room -----::~:-:---.--;-;:;::;:: 446-4774 complete tile baths. Rec. "nltu::!':.. 11111 hll\1, fullol,. baurilonl, 2 RALPH'S carpal .Upholstery MALE OR FEMALE AKC REG . Pekingese pup. 1171 , oH.:rs room wllh logllroploce. Two . car pr0111, tutom . lite clbor.. Cloo~lng ·SOrvlco. Froo WANTED Medical Hotpoln1 auto. washer, very Techn.ologlst, Medical . good cond. 245·5198. Raccoon Twp. Owner move\.~ cor garage. Ton ocre!.l Loelltd on 511. Ph. - 1 or osHmoiOI•. Ph . ·+f6.G29•. fl.lf 211 3 1 Technician ASCP. AMT, CLA to Florida. Price reduced. 4f6.of365, :m.t( Registered or Eligible. Doy or : -Evening Shift available . KEEP your carpals baoulllol Immediate pos11111on. SMITH'S Write or cell Laboratory. Mobile Home , REFRIGERATION · despite constant footsteps of a Pleasant Valley Hospital, busy family. Gtt Blue Lustre. SUVICE •boRSEL . Smith; .Nibo Rd., P<>lnt Pleuant, West VIrginia Ronl electric shompooor Sl. KIRKWOOD 12 x 60. 'l'hll homt has tronl dlntlle, ovoc.1!do ,' Rtt~~lr of relrlgoo'iloh, air Phone 675-0<0 Extension 35. 3 ANTIQUE bod&, 2 oak Control Supply Co. · eondllloners, · woohlng kitchen, largo living room. 6 237-' . -~ 2<1 · dressers. 1 walnut dress.erd two btdroomund tervo bath, • mochlnos• . olhor aPfllilnces. tables, c:halrs, dishes an -. - c-H""E-V.-4--:-dr-.":8o:CI~AI:::-rV-8, with washer. Nice <Hpel. Rll 11792651 used clolhlng . The Bargain 63 Htwry al 13.900. 175-11 P.S .• automatic. Rio Grande ··~ 1SO Third Ave. Barber Shop, 2.45-5535. ~·~· 237·6 . 2'1 ·1 WE homes. mobile homes end double ~J wtdes. ft Your one stop wash and gas place. Discount to all who Services Offered Control Air CondHionlnt , - Hooting Frao Esllmotos . ty bath., one floor OF CHY. CENTRAL ANO RIVER VALLEY AIR , . I f ,. yr.~~===~~=~=~:::!::::~=~ Crown OrchardHIIIArea HERE's A FASH lONABLE HOME ON A SECLUDED wooDED LOT THAT IS LOADED WITH CHARM AND ·. IT'S RIGHT IN TOWN (CHILDREN CAN WALK TO SCHOOL! . vERY ATTRACTIVE 3 BEDROOM HOME , ULTRII MODERN KIT · cHeN.DECK 2 • IRE PLACES SUN WITH VIEW. CARPETED. 2 BATHS FAMILY ROOM, REC ,. ROOM . IT'S AN EVERYTHING HOUSE IN A WONDERFUL LOC,o.TION . . Holll~l!!''~:l1:ttDr tU tiOO ••..._• ..,... ........,.... CHEN , FURNACE months Chemplonslred Yorkshire Terrier male and femaleed . I woePoks Cha m 10 1 plonslr mae puppy . COSTEN' smeran WEEnWUN KENNEL, <1<6-1154.'' 2<CJ.3 Gallipolis r---------------------------1 !Helen Help Us! Classifieds I I i , :C "WHY BREED ·ro A PET? BREED TO A CHAMPION! O.omplon Yorkshire Terrier & Pomeranian Stud Service._. 21 - The Soliday Tlmeo · Sentinel, Sunday, October II, 1970 ReaiEstateF«Sale eo yean Ill and toads for 311 year•, according to ElleyeJo. captivity paedla Brllannlca. �.. ~ ..................... .......... .. ---------• •-'lbe~Tbnes·Sentlnel.~day.Octoberll,l970 d Sell Items You Don) In The .Trihu;ne Oa~,~~~e~s Fmd Items You Nee ' ~··~,~~~~~~TI~ Dr'llo·n [J][m " a. ~ [~;;,_:~~~;';,f~.~J:~~d:~.:~~ IUAlTOR Agionncy ~-EST VI.AI..LriUES 1f JHE · ·.. ReaiEstateFar$ale CLAUIPI.D aAtal Oftt Day.ont time .•. · · 17c lint Business Opportunities Shc.conMCutlvtd•Y• · .. 15c line FRANCttiSE Tt\rM coftltcutlvt diVI · · 16C It s.eems that on" of the For Sale For Sale SLIM -GYM Exerciser . For A.Q.R.A. Reg. quarterhorse m.re. Call 2.t5-S371 after 5 p. demonstration, call U6 4536. 239-6 m. lJ9-3 -..ctvtrtltlnt orcttrtd tor lrfegular lnltrtlont wnt take ttte.one tlmt rate . · All edt are rtstr lct..:t to thtlr proper claulrlc•tlonatnd to tht· •63pickup CHEVROI. ET • whoel drive. 1959 PONTIAC Bonneville. , A·: running condition e•cellent cond., call after 5 p. Make oller . Con foci Dovld T 11 Ct m. ""-2.Q6. ....... "- nne . '"ultr Dally Tribune ltyle ot. type Insertion . Any chenu rnadt In the original Copy tubmltttd for cltlllfled advertisement wHI be chergedrtht rate of 25c for tech chtnge . . "dl ordered for thrn or I 1w., timet and stopped before N · plretlon will be chrgtd tor only numbtr of times the ed date. ttrntcl . Deadline : 1:30 p.m . dally and 11 e.m. Saturdey . Card " ct • ·'eryone Is offering • new • end unique twist to '" 1' type ~~u~~!t"r~~'dvwt~':· .~~~h~: ol•o hove ttoe oreotest franchise ~-ver ottereel In the nation todly . ore ""'• Interested In If 8YO"sownd business In vtttment with the backln'tl of I good reputlblo <ompany , then wrltt us and see If what wen•vetoofier isosoood.. we say 11 is . As with all other fran ta ke cepit a I to I d c.hlstl t oes get Into this buslnell, but unl ike other companies we ~:t~~~n~~· ~~~~ fn~~lalctl~~ Thanks Poole. Young's ra er 238-12 JO".REGISTERED Polled Horelord MOBILE HOME, 12 • 60, wllh washer and dryer and air bulls and heifers . Excellent conditioner. can 446-29..S. breeding stock.Farms, Bargains. 239·3 Schafer's Stock Kitts Hill, Ohio at Aid on Rt. 1.41, l.llwrence Co. PI\ . UI·WS COMPARE Ironton . 238-6 RICE'S PRICE_S NEW bedroom suites $99.95. 1 COl N colledions . nt re New early American llvln,g diamond and jewelry estates Rl S appraised. bought or sold. room suites S1A9.95~ E Members of Appraisers Association of America. Max and Dave Tawney, Tawney Jeweters. 229-lf vestment the first year . The 1 WISHtolhonk Dr . Thaler. Dr . lnltl•l cnh inv~stment is Morgan, or. Tap, the nurses and aides of Holzer Hospital, envwtotre from 1936.00 to the Waugh -Halley-Wood $7 ,50<.00. and WI do ;nSist on reference exchange before COMPLETE line of G.B.O., Funeral Home for their •n Interview is granted . Charaten, Savlnelll and ambulance service, all those Please, only the sincere who B. B. B. Pi""" . Wide selection who visited me and sent 1 •re ectu tly looking for an of tobacc~...-and accessories. cards, flowers and gifts while opportunity need apply . Tawney Jewelry . 1wa1 a patient In the holpltal . For further 217-tf Robert E. I Bob) Myor1 lwrlte Frenchls~Information, Director, 2"1·1 Dopl . 33. 101 Wost Flllto Av•nue. scottsdale, AriZona '66 CHEVROLET lmpal• In 85252. and plene Include excellent condition. Ph. 245· Notice ptoone number . .5604. 2m 3 __. SUN VALLEY Nursery School , 577 Sun Valley Dr . now REAL country sorghums .•• provldlng full day care and Sigler's Market. Johnson • · child development program Second Ave . Barr's and also tor pre-school children . InotLeslleMcCombsonSt. Rt . fants excluded- Open 7: 30 ns. 2<j].3 a .m . to 6 p.m . Monday through Friday . PI\. <1<6-365?. 236-12 Ttu s can be the mo &t im-' 1968 MOBILE home, 50 x 12. 2 bedroom, Ph. 367.7524. portun t ad verti semen t of your 2<j].3 CIRCLE THIS AD !ile - bec au s e it may chana;e your ec onoml c picture from "bl eak" to "bright" . Supericr Car Wash Philips 66 Own ers wh o now ll ~ rvi c e U. I.I. vending mac hines a re iJ"OWin g from part•time to full time ope ra to rs with Com· pan y's fina ncina. Gasoline 446- ~· New952 & Used Furn .. ~- ~ Off, 4411641 & 61V:2 House Acres FOR 513.900 YOU CAN owN THIS VERY NICE OLDER 2 BEDROOM HOME LOCATED IN KYGER CK . SCHOOL Ol sT . MODERN KIT HEAT AND GOOD WATE!:R . · 238-tf EXCELLENT 1 GE console TV 1 5 pc. breakfast set, 2 Traverse curtain rods. PI\. 388-83<3. 2.«1-3 APPALOOSA geldl~. registered. 5 yrs. old, 8 Charle•ton. w . Vo. 342-397 after 5 p.m . 37 2 -' --------~ 2SETSof tandem wheels, tires and axle with electric brakes, FOR SALE : heavy duly hitch, Ideal lo SPINET PIANO make 0 hoovy duty troller. WANTED, responsible party to Ph 4469539 take over low monthly . . . !J.I.If ~ayments on a Spinet plano. Can be seen locally. Write Credit Manager, P. 0. Box 35. EXCELSIOR Soli Works Lime stone and coal for sale, Cortland. Qllo . lump, egg, stoker and mine 2...2 run . E. Ntain St .• Pomeroy, O. SINGER ,;750" new deluxe I'll. 991-3891. II Golden Touch and Sew sewing machine now on display. Ask for a demonstration of the all SINGER special &ale SOII<IS you sao on Touch and Sew sewing new "flexi ·s11tch system. " machine in portable case, Ofher models from $66. Buy saves you 1100 on Touch and now, beat the Christmas rush. Sew sewing machine in French City Fabric Shot>pe, cabinet. All new, all Singer . approved dealer, 58 guaranteed. Just a few left. Court Sl., Gallipolis. Ph. <1<6· Buy now and save. French 9255. City Fabric Shoppe, Singer 212·11 Sales & Service, 58 COurt St., Used Furnltur• Gallipolis . Ph . <1<6-9455. GOOD 36inch gas stove, 40 inch 212·11 electric range, copperfone. GOOD __C_L_ E_ A_ N~ L~U~ M~P~ and New Furniture ENJOY the World Series and stoker coal. Carl Winters, Rio the Cincinnati Reds on a color Grande. Phone 245·5115. TV by Admiral, also have 8-tf black and white. ----~ ALL TYPES of building YOU wilt find free park ing, a materials, block , brick, $ewer triendlyo welcome and fair pipes, windows, lintels, etc. prices at Corbin & Snyder Claude Winters, Rio Grande, Furniture Co ., 955 Second 0 . Ph . 2tS.S121 after 5. Ave . Ph . 446-1171. 91 -tl ... FRON - TAGE ON GOOD ROAD F o R F U T U R E BUILDING . Home 3''- A. ,. 3 NEARLY NEW BEDROOM HOME WITH LARGE FAMIL v ROO.M, BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN (RANGE , ov~N. WASHER) PLUS A DISH NEWSMALL HORSE BARN AND FRDNTAGE ON RAccooN c R E e K· exceLLENT NEIGH · BORHOOD , 5 MILE OUT ON GOOD ROAD , CITY scHOOL DISTRICT . Hedgewood Drive Howonl or Luclllt •rlllnon Evenil:tll 446· 1226 Robert Cond& 44f.0151 J L " ted USt IS R 3 BR HOME located 112_. t~ First Avo ., Gallipolis, · Wall-wall- carpet In LR, Ill ·built-in kitchen and large eolin" area . carport and • fr tl i storage room. cons ruf brlckandframe - ony old, In extra goodCI condlflon. YEAR DURING OUR Massey. Ferguson · As li ttle as $600 to $1 500 in ve s tment in U. l.l . pro fi t pro· du d ng vending ma c hine s cp n grow . U••I --- SE=-'P-T-IC_T_A_N_K_C_L_EAN~ INO 35 T 3 BR & plan, lorve kllchon wllh plenty catilnols. W•W carpal In LR L BRs, storm windows, gas lot I Buv a new Massey. Ferguson I rae •s low as S2595 thll month only at forced air furnace, arge 70' x JOO_ Priced tor I quick , ule. $13,500. Why Rent? BUYTHIS3BRhome,aperlocl rent save.- - oxlro large fenced tawn and work shop, oxtio oil •l.r otl parking space spaciOUS living room with ci.ep plio corptitlng, nice kllct,tenondlorgeeollngarea, Iorge bath and -lng center . U4.0Ci0. Looking· For A , I ? Barga n lhl BR sn.soo WILL buy s 3 one floor p_ten home, large LR, ettrac:tlve and roomr. paneled kitchen end hal, lovollo1 •. L-I-S·T·I·N·G-5 Wanted ' USID .T· .· ACTORS ' ·(Newtrectortrade-lns) 880 "'·viii Brown 700 hrs. loiG M.F. 135 Gas 1400 hrs. Ford 3000 Dle$111400 hrs. M.F. 35 Di-.1 1.600 hrs. · -· M.F. 35Gas-M.F.6SGils Ferguson 2D-Farmall M 9 N Ford .- Farm all H ' i Allis Chalme!'l· CA Gallipolis Tractor Phone446-104A I..::U:p:pe:r:.,:R~t.~7•"!11;;;.;;:;;~~~~==~--· Real Es"'te For Sale services Offer.ed Ill lAIRD ·IEA··yy co.·'·. WA~T!~:R·w,.ellltsdrllllndlng .•-!\yvl"'ces • m · ... - - - --,-==- w. m RUSSELL Saunders m Evall$ Insurance Inc. REALlOR 446-1066 - -- -- - -o:-o. Offered 487 Secend Pelt Olb) - • Life • llospitaii!IIU!I!IC' •llutull Funck DEAD ·STOCK ChorJ:d fer'"'' w. - --- •Pitribillr rl•'·--e I~ Bands "'"Jd9",, !.. ~;04~4~21!7~1~.;;,~~~if.~: ~~~:~===~---·~ cow· s w~~~. :'0::',;.~"' Located 5 miles North of Gallipolis. Olio - 7 miles South of Rio Grande, Olio Dn State Rt.· - - · -.,..--:---; Union Oil Co. now lnfor prlmt ....,.... in GolllfOHS oro. Pal4 trllfting, m•rchandiH •••1st111ct • . u,..,.ci•l aHistl... to qoollfltd op. ,. 70 HEAP · 40 Cows - 7 are R~gist•red ..:.. I, Frelll 1st Calf Heifer• & 1• Sr>ringer Heifers• · Th'ls Is a· V.ry ilaod quality milking ifroup of Hol5t•1n Dairy Cattle. All are Colla Noba breeding - they are ready to go home and slart making money for you; · Grand ChaiTlPion Holstein Cow at the Gallla County Fair !ells- due In Oec:ember. • TRUCK. 1969 Ford Flocl Pl~~up. 14,000 miles. ·E•cellen! Condition. V·8·360 . cu. In· Notor. Chrome br.eil~away Mirrors, ~· Ply Tl'r~s - .Stock. Rack. · OWNOS ... lit. . ' ' . •' ' TERMS: CASif LUfiiCH SeRVED ~-~~;No;t~~~~~F:orsAc~c;··;•;n;t;s!. .-~1 j i fiiiCiol. - Goll\fiOIII 44t· ollf or write Union Oil Co .. . ..,. t. P-•buro. w. Vo. ...... -- -· .. - ... ~ ' '"'"' .. -···' ~ ·· r~ . . ·-· -...... · MC;l" QaHifiede p8Page' 21 U he'1 mad, but be leU. you In the P.S. lba_t he lln't. ll'a not eowtlfnl the daya WI he comei home, but the houra and lillnutea. lt'al;lraQin' about him all the lime IJid lhowlng hll picture to people you don't even know. 11'1 llaylng up unW 2 a.m. · Sent~inel " Classifieds SERVICEMAN'S GIRL H I' IRI ll'a wrlling to "Belen Help Ua" 10 you can llhare your feellnsa wllh everyone who reade her eolumn, ...,....u, theoneawhohavea~ au boy friend. - JUD'V, AGE 17· Dear Belen : 111 be slarllng college all« C11r1stmao and I am faced with a serlo111 problem. AI borne I've been able to ab.llaln from amotlng marijuana, or laking drop. AI school I am afraid lball wlll be approac:bed by ''pulhers." I lllill· don't want to lei mlzed up wllb nnany pol parties, but I do not It's Btapllnc each letter 10 know bow to refusO and still be yoW" Mam or Dille allier won't "cool" about II. - NON· "jllll happen" to read lbem. SMOKER It'snumberlnieachone,and !lear Non : when you gel 53, lhe lid oo lhe Readlni your letter, I gellhe boE won't cloee 1111~. So lmpreaioo you see college u a YGii lie them togelller wllb pint plaee where "puahen" IW"k at 1111d blue ribbons and put them every corner. Not 10! In your hope chest. Tbere11 be plenty of graaa It's cutting out paper dots around, lrue, but no one will wllh a hole puncher, so when he blgh1JI'essure you Into taking It, opena the leller, the dots fall all 11<11' wliJ they put you down H you over him. 'lben be wrllell back don't. And you'll find many and 88)111 he had a fan blowing studenta who llhara yoW" views. on blm allhe Ume. You wonder Stop WOIT)'Ins! -H. boca..., . - 1--11- utlna .r•mmtr ~luM. bina 300 Fourth Avo. Phone -1637 Gent Plants, Owner 298·11 ________ OONTRACI'B AWARDED WASHINGTON (UPI) - 'Jbe $10 milllon conlract to lhe Clevlle Ordl· nance Division of Gould Inc. al Navy awarded a Cleveland, Ohio, to set up a pilot progntm for production o1 10 "model I" Mark 411 torpe. does WANTID. Used Furniture Tools,·· - Disiies and Other Miscellaneous Hems. We Also Buy Complete Estates. ~ Used Fumiture 1 i63 Second Ave. Phone 446-2917 SALESMAN WANTED For menswear store. worklilg conditions and security. Write Box 1000-X this newspaper stating perlence etc. Excellent good job In care of age, ex - SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE , ...SUNDAY,OCTQBER.U.l970 ' 131-Note of ICIIIe 137--.l,.nlttl IItle 1st-Winter vthlclt 141-flhyalcltn (lbbr.) 142-Welsfll ol lndle ua-Scent of ftl'lt mlracla 1~Sttlpof letther 147- Fat of twine l~lktly 152-Prtnter'l meaturt 153-Tr~~lt 155--Denudt 1!57-$hol'll bltd 1!59-Btbylonltn '""' 16G-Metu,.. 162-w.b-footed .,... 164--Eelflthennan 16&-ToiJH · .. 161-MI.rfl Jtft · ~-out ta9-Wipe 170-YIIfon 171--lt... lqally DOWN 1-Go b)' water' ·2-Unem~ 3-A ettfti (abbr.) 4-un with ~e ... r 6--Rt• 5-Jui'l'lp of Mnd 7--Nob of ICI.. .. " 17-Amlrlnn 98-Sm•ll child 102--Arrow ftle)'i l t 11-Kir~~~ of Aashln 104-Tabllltnd 19-Mountaln 106-Pronoun nympht 107-Kind of f1brlo 20-NtJIIpnt 108-Frop 27-c.aM 11G-RIVIII 111- Whltt poplar (pl. I zg....:welk• 31--lt&tl ...l (lbbr.) 112--0bttruct• 114-Kind of fi1h 116--Shadtd WIIIC 34-Soup dlth 36-Cieanlnl 1Ubtl:tnC41 ..3$-Gtony Pfllnt 40--Countl')' of Atle 42-lnlttt. 44-Kind of d._.r 117-River l&land& 1l~hurch benche• 121 - Fotl)' 122-Fortnlr ..... Rur.slan 46-Grtat lake 48-Mtn't ntme 49-Rtnt 123-Sbc: (Roman number) 51-A..._ (abbr.) !1-PtrfonM . !55-tnltlt.. Of 1215-Mitollf)' 26th Pruldtnt 56-Thlsweeteop 51-Un,-llldlnt 60--Troplcal fruit 121-ThOM dtfltttd 50--Place In lin• 62-Perfo""~ endot&uN 127-ll)lnl&h article 121-PtKelul DEADLINES Betore Publication Mondey Deadllne9e .m. Cancellation & Correctlona Will be eccepteo until 9a .m. for Day of Publlclflon R•GULATIONS The Publllher reservn the right to t'dlt or reject any ads deemed oblectlonel. T-he publisher will not be rtsponslble for more than one Incorrect Insertion . RATES For Went Ad Service 5 cents per Word one lnJert ion Minimum Ct\arge 7Sc 12 cents per word three consecutive Insertions . 18 cents per word 11x con secullve Insertions. 2.5 Per cent Discount on paid ed• and ads p1ld within 10 d.evs. s P.M. Dey CARD OF THANKS For Sale, Rent 10 ROOM house, 104 VniQn Ave. ·Just pal't'lte'd rn,eriQr and exterior . Can be n188e into two apartments . Phone 9925836 or write to Evelyn Imbode n Landers, 126 Laurel St., Pomeroy . lO.II ·Sfc !Oidl 71_._....... WIN AT BRIDGI Jacoby Modern Calls 011 Slam Br Oswald &Jamn Jacob, N08'111 "'om• .lJI-oEdlble ...d 111-Unltof ... ''l l.ahllft t=•J . '11:i;!ol1oldl,. •.• l!t• ~- ' It .8554 Y932 un Currtney ... ' ~t (iltltr,J ~ Gllcll • HOUSEKEEPER needed. Live In It desired . Good -king conditions. Phone· 992-525f. lo.&.lfc 8-16.tfc WILL pick up merchandise and take to auction on . , Per· centage bas~ . Call" : Jim Adams, auctioneer, RUtland. Phone 7.42-.4461 . - - -- - 9-23-tfc anr 1!11 Jfl .....nt (oolloo.l 1113-Co!. . . . . . . Wanted - , - - - - -- 111-.Youncsttrs 153 Paonoun ~.., Help Wanted To Buy USED steel traps, will pay cash, For Sale any make, any size. Phone 742·3656. ELECTRIC re -upholstering machine , good running 0.7-3tc condition, sews leather and -:--c-::c:----_.:':.: vinyl. Phone Chester 985-4132 10 GAUGE •Ingle. double or or 992-6780. lever action shotgun. Phone 7<2-3656. I0-11 .3fp 10.7-lfc 2 BEDROOM housetrailer. Phone 247-2252. NOW PAYING, Ginseng, S30 per pound. Golden seal, Sl . 75 10-11-lltc per pound. Seal tops and stems, S.50 per pound. Bill COAL FURNACE, blower and Bailey, Second St .. Rotdstoker, some pipe and coal. svllle, Ohio 45772 . Phone New Haven 182-2811. 10.11-3tp _ _ _ _ _ _ __:•.:..: O·Htc 140-A.....,..In 72-Wotkmu 1.(1 t)mbol for .' C.lclum 73-oulooo 75-Abttract btll\l 144--Appelllltlon of ~,..led ' Athtn. l4t-Hiap 79-South Mrlun 1~plra IISO-IIy look GUN SHOOT, Sunday, October 11 , 1 p. m. Mile Hill Rood. Sponsored by Racine Fire Oepar1ment. 10.1J.3tc & OBITUARY for SO word min imum . EXPERIENCED beautician. Each addllional word 2c . Warner 's Beauty Shoppe, &LIND AOS Pomeroy . Apply In person. Additional 25c Cherge per _ _ _ _ _ __.:•:.:o.9-3tc Advertisement . OFFICE HOURS 8:30 • .m. to 5:00 p.m. Daily, ATtENTION ALL Reglslertd 1:30 a .m . to 12: 00 Noon Nurle$: Here is your op· Saturdly. portunltv to earn extra money to pay lhot bill , buy a now Card ol Thanks dress, or save for a vacation. We must meet coverage WE WISH fo express our sinrequirements for medicare cere and hearHelt tl1a11ks to Immediately on the 11 p.m. to relatives and friends for the 7 a.m. shift, end are willing to kindness and sym.P.athy pay S35 per night. \Can you shown us during the 1llness work one night per month? and deafh of our beloved Per week? More than that? mother . We especially wish to Call us . We need your help! thank the L.aurel Cliff Healt11 Coli Athens Mer-tal Heallh Club, Dr. Koger Donlels . !he Center , 593-7762, extension Rersonnel of Holzer .Yiedical 329, between 9 a.m. end 5 p.m. Center, Ewing Funeral Mortday thru Friday . Home, Gerald Powell , the 10..11-llc organist, fhe Rev . Robert Kuhn, and the Rev. Eu~ene REGISTERED Nurses Pori Gill. Time and Full Time position!B The Burdette Family. available Immediately . In 10-11 -ltp progressive, dynamic unit. On fl1t· lob special training, I WISH to express my sincere opportunity to gain ex fhanks to all my neighbors perience In supervision anct and friends for flowers, gift$, teaching . Starting salaries cards and kindnesses during from 13..0 per hour to s-.. 12 my recent hospitalization . l per hour, accor-ding to ex. also wanf to thank our perlonce . C.ll Dee Kennedy, minister for his consoling extension 329. Afhens Ntental words, and the nurses and Health Center 9 a .m. to 5 p.m. staff of Holzer Medical Center 10.11-ltc for their kindness and efficient care. Notice William I. Swett. 10.11-ltp WILL give piano lessons in myo home. Phone 992-3666. 115-flltriOd of time JH--Itotm 131--Mcue unusual HAYMAN'S AUCTION - · l..ourel Clift. now opon ooc:1t Friday to receive con. slgnme111s at 10 a .m. Auction· starting If 7 p.m . Lot us ttll your merchandise. SLSO 1»--otllcate 131-eteolflld 15-Dwounld 68-StndlniC trH ~f'Optlft flncb 70-Ermlne • ... WANT AD INFORMATION WIST •us 6J3 YQto• tKQJI •1112 •• YJ7 tAIIU .ltQIOU .AKQI072 YAKI65 uo ~A N- ,.•• !loot-Wilt vulnmoble 11'11t loot ..... ---,. """ •• Zt 2N.T. l'lu l'lu Z6 . Optnlow ......... It Soulh Ojltlll two JPIIdea ud N Q•rt II ftipoQcli two 1111- lrwtlp, T h I 1 aeptlve nllpOOie lhowa CJ..7 or IIIIYbe • pojn!ll, Sou!J! - -- - -- Salamanders have been 80Vl'B(D) l'lu l'lu OLD UPRIGHT pianos, condition, as long as ttave no been wet. Paying SlO eoch. First floor only. Mondays will be pick-up dey . Wrllt, giving good directions. Witten "Plano Company . Box 188, Sardis. Ohio 43946. 8·20-lfc ~0-L""DIu-rnl-lu-r.,e,-dlshes-,- brbeds, eft. Wrlfe M. D. Miller, Rl. <, Pomeroy, Qllo. Cloll 992-6271. , .•. tfc !mown to nve for BAST I~ Stud ar d AIIIVlcall • an9 BEAUTIFUL Eorly American style, stereo - redlo com· bl,.tlon AM L F M radio, • speaker sound system, _. speed au1ometic changer· Balance $79.25. Uae our TYPEWRITERS, new and budget terms. Coli <1<6-1028. FOR SALE or ront. • ropm uHCI. portable and electric 211 ·3 and stonWd. Also rentals. hou.. and bath, 10parato Simmons Ptg. & Ofllr.e Equip. - - - ·-:-:--:goroge, 1< Garll•ld Ayo. 221 -tt WALNUT. Modern ,tyle, stereo Flnoncln~ noproblem.llouso. . radio am, ftn radio, ; 3 rooms and bat~. !org~ yord, speaker sound syai•m, _. APPI.ES, Fllzpotrlck 's Or · clooeln, on Nolgh!lolfhOIIO Rd. 1petd automatic changer· chord. Slate Rl . 619. Ph . C.ll or - NeiF$ancltno Ph. Slparat'i .cOntr~~•- S.lance Wilkesville 669·<785 . . ~ . 233·12 S7US. U•i our budgot terms . 237-4 C.ll <1<6· 1028. W ·l ,....,..,,...-~:::-::-:::::-= 1F ¥0U are building a new to Raccoon Creek, ' m.lfes home or remodeling, see us . REDUCE sale end last. wllh LAND, from up town. Contact Melvin to 8'/ueros,odlac:ent We are builders. Distributor Gobese tablets olld E·Vap <1<6-1293, • to 5 or ..,.. Tabor tor Hotpoint Applla~. ces. water pills. Gtlllngham Orug. 3791 •fter 5 p. m . Allison Electric . 223·39 239·3" 154-tf Business Opportunities lerYitwlng 35 Neal Realty THIRD AYE, I .STATE SO· PRICE REDUCED · 3 LOTS on US Rl . 35 )n Rio Grande, Qllo. Look these over and make us an offw. Offlct Pllono -14M Evl!llntl ChoriOI M. Noll, 4<6-15<6 J. Mlcltatl Noel, -1513 .'. . ' '· MONDAY liTE, . • 19111 7:30 pM. DonverK. H\tlly, _ , NEW IOEAcornplcl<er. l210WI lo farrow In November· Howard Fellure, 4MI-2;341 . 2•1·3 . ··.· BR.·Eo HEitl: r.. .SALE . HAVEL.':..~ ~or •HomeQwnea • Mallile llama. lnsul'lnce •BIIIn• •Cancelld •• ! - · ·Auto YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! 11111 column II for_ young pe~~ple , their problema and 'pleanres, lhetr ll'ollbles and fun . AI wllh the rest of Helen Help Ua!, II welcomea lauehs but won't dodge 8 "llerioul quesUon wllh I brush.all. Setid your teenqe quolllon!l to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, Bargains ln. 1 Bottel Helen prO<Ioled. Ph. 2<4.1-5232 or 2<5- Dear Helen: $llf. Here are eome addliiOna to - ....,,...,., --,,...,..-,--...::no.lf ''111e llerVIcernan'a Girl." & FromlheUmebegaveyouhla um 1nc ea Jaat ldu and oa1c1 goocl-bye, CARTER'S PLUMBING you've had a big empty apace In AND HEATING vourheart .- a-•cewhlcb . can 130 Fourth Avenue # ....Phont-3188 only be filled by hl5 return. 155-11 Every day you rulh to ·Ute - - -S-TA_N_D_A_R_D_ __: mallbn. "Hey,l got two !etten Plumbing & Hutlng from llennla today!" Or say to 215 Third Ave., <1<6-3712 younelf, "Oh weU, he11 write _ _ _ _ _ __..187·11 tomorrow." (Be does, too!) DEWITT'S PLUMBING It's crying all over hll letter AND HEATING and smearing the Ink, J1lfl Route 160 at Evergreen be be lovea you Phone <1<6-2735 1111d you terribly. - - - - -- --=211 ·11 PI b. · GaiJipollt,OhiD OUR BUYERS .oro dlsop· oolnltd when we clon'l hove3 houseo!osolllhom. Wo need ~ ~Jon=n~~~ ~::;: tor for 0 • POLIS TRACT GALLI . . By REASONABLE rote•. John Ruuell, owner and OPJrator. Ph. -<712 alter 5:30 p.m . wrlllns poenut about him. 145·11 eare of S.len Help USI lh1a _ _ _____ ll'sbeinlltolallylllllwbollyln WILLIAM S. Wolters Water DeWipllper. love IIIII !mowing he lovee you Dollvory Service, formerly MORE FROM A , In return. · ;::..--., REAL-ESTATE BROKER 1998 ------ VInton, Ohio QIANT .,.•LL r- MASSIE -----=- Slowort's Hor4Ware 1411 and. BR homtl closePick In and with small acreage. UP the phone now and call the · . ·, eg stered driller, C. J . DILLON AGENCY. Wo don'! &.If ..,,.·~· ~. It• . Lemley•• VInton, 31' ISG~l -ll wenl oil lhe Real E&llle VIIi ~ come in. Business - JUST YOURS. • <51 StcoiiciAvt. ' 57,900 Ph <Mt-4775 PINKING shears & Sclqors T ime requirernent is 6 to 8 Here 's The Year's NICE HOME; LOW PRICE lhorPOOtd. Sh-Strd ,s.wtng CALL after s p.m. for Raw leigh h o urs . per week along with 11 Ownor will 1111 throe BR Machine Solei & rv cai94-lf Producb., 192_. E. Ave . Ph. s e rvi ~eabl e em. No pe rs onal Best Buy home Willi bath, tlly woler. <1<6-2089. 2.. 1-1 sale s call s. The ma c hines do THE OWNER OF Ti<IS large kl!then, deep lo1, .In th e se lling for you. jull t gi ve MODERN J BEDROOM ftl ..,., town, or will trade for small .lnSUIInCe go od se rvic e! HOME MUST SELL IM · IU. lftV" term with gOod house. FOR ALL your Insurance needs Briarp~~tch Kenn•l• MEDIATELY . LARGE . check with your Grange BOARDING • II breeds, Wdte , giv in g name , address, LIVING ROOM !FIRE TOPBEEFCJ>.TTLE FARM- agents ot the Neal Ins . spacious indoor -outdoor runs. PLACE \ NICE KITCHEN . City Thl• Is ono lho beet man Agency, 6< Stole Sl. Agents phone number and s ufficie nt .u6-"191. 241 -1 re fe ren ces. CHOICE residential property, doesn't want to miss. Well for auto, fire, homeowl1eU, FORCED AIR FURNACE AND BATH . BEAUTIFUL good 5 rm . house. bath and limed end lertlilzod ground, holpltolond generallloblllly. LOCATION ON ,,.., A. olloched laundry. H. W. good buildings all wit~ metal 1<-lf UI""J llulurtrlt•, In< WOODED LOT . floors, larvt llv. rm . and level roots, plenty of wattr, -----::~=:-:=-:::: DAN' S LAUNDRY lol . PrlceiU,900. tobacco bose, also good NATIONWIDE INSURANCE ATTENTIO N 1195 Empire centnl RIO GRANDE, OHIO timber . Jusl quarter mile off AUTO, Fire, life. 45 Slate Sl .• D•pt. UI74D WE NEED LISTING S Edge of City stole highway. acr... Waldo F . Brown. R. IS NOW OPEN FOR Now . WE HAVE BUYER S Dallas, Texa1 75247 ACRES 3 ho·~•s · 1 "ood 7 O Brown. "'·1960. BUSINESS. 6 WE CAN'T SATISFY . ' ·-' • LIST NOW FOR ACT\ N2<·11 rm.; 14 rm.; and 13 rm . This We#vetold several farms and ---------~ hQmos and need good ones to ' properly Ito~ city wotor and g05, also some excellent bldg. moel the llemtn4 of ·buYtn 2JB.tt sites. Price $10,000. ". waHIIIg\· ~t;;l!h ' ol¥ lt'6W 'Ior Wanted For Sale or Trade LOGS lor fireplace . Ph . <1<6Lots, Vacant quick action on your property. 0467 . PI\.EFER ELDERLY lady lo 196i" 0ci{EVROLET •loll on 1962 1;, T. GMC P.U. 1968 o ;, T. GMC P.U. 231-' Land Oseor Bllrtl. "' 4432 11 ._9 In home and care for W'lllon. Ph. ·~·-· 235·6 1%6 '4 T. GMC P.U. Dolfi Willltrllolt, <Mt-42.. -----:elderly lady. Please state CHOICE bldg. lot Bullville Rd. _ _:::::...::::;::.::;;;:~7 1967 117 T. GMC Cemper LONG and short church pews. Income . Cel 256-1119. 2v. A. ltvol, Butoville Rd. Campln& Equi~nt 1~ 112 T. Chev . P.U. Coil 682-6333 Oak Hill, Qlio. 239.6 81f2 A. level, 2 cleared, rest 1"'1963 1 T. GMC 237-6 For Rent tlmber. JUST orrlved. ·s.. lht beautiful 1965 o;, T. GMC < W.D. P.U. 1111. FURNISHED apartment, 2 to 3 1965 o;, T. Ford P.U. new' line of 1971 Storaall BEAUTY Sllot> In Golllpoll•, Wanted To Do rooms. can 446-2206. Farms trailer• now on dls~loy ot Ph . 675-2589. 1963 112 T . Chev. P.U. (Oppcde WOMAN 57, will live In and care 226-tf Comp Conley Storcrall Solos 1963 • Wheel drive Seoul _ _ _ __ _ _...::237-12 WOMEN are very loyel. When 156 A. LOCATED on St. Rl. 325 tor ccnvaleKent or aged. bllllo\d Plusont Point Rosort. ond Cora Rd. with plenty 1'1:1 T. GMC lnsunlnet they reach an age they like, Write p . 0. Box _.53, ROOMS to rent dally or weekly . 1%6 tront11e on both. Completo Wewvlcewltatwelfll. stock 1963 4 Wheel Drive Scout they stick lo it. Gallia Hotel , «6-2206. .00. Gallipolis. Qllo &31. Real Estate For Sale set of good bldgs., 7 rm. oil paris end occessor1";3a 1962 '12 T. GMC P.U. 2 3 226·26 195J house. all have metal roofs. -11 '1:1 T. O.ov. P .U. OWNER leaving town . Modern - - -- --,-"PARSONS 115 A. tillable : 75 A. lorlllt "· .- - - - - -- 'I• T. GMC P.U. 4 bedroom , home, full WALLPAPERING . Ph. 4<6-3631 2 ROOMopartment,wllh water, 1965 1968 1 T. Chev . truck boHom • .«1 A. not hill , good Services JAY SHEPPARD ~11ment, 3 Daths, garage or U6-2647 . gas. electric. Phone 367·729 mS . lencos, plenty water. Priced , ,_ . ~-------4 2_..3 1963 F600 Ford truck and breezeway, l&rge lot, In 223-26 Hol!lll'd • • REALTORS In low 30's. , · . 1%6 '14 T. lnl. P.U . city llmll1. S.uncltn WE specialize In Mastic vinyl 2 ROOMS and bath furnished 1"' 'I• T. GMC P.U. form, Vlllll~ Cliy ............. 60 A CLEAN, good tonces, Olllc:O, 1!61 2 T. GMC and name brand aluminum apartment, utilities pald , FlrstfoJ)JID_ : 10 ACRES land In . ~horlr: genily rolling, .5 lob. ball, 4<6-11404 19613 T. GMC siding, roofing, white gutters, adults only. 322 3rd Ave. Ph . 1966 •;, T. Chov. Phon!~ Township on State out_' uaetrectoronelloflt,good Home ss.ao Service shulters . complete <1<6-37<11 or 256-6903. _ 1966112 T. Int. P.U. · ·· · hos 3 dwellings end 3 o·;~ 7 rm . houM. storm drs. end 146·1752 3 239 Will rontOVt VOIW· remodeling and carpentry What Has Ten buildings. RoUte 1 divides .,1. - L..oroe bam . and 1966 112 T. Ford P.U . ''A Good Min horotendeows work. Free estimates and Eats lend In IWo paris. l.ol1 61 good other ouibl~s. Located 1 mi . And 1963 '12 T. GMC P.U. Legs Call ~ ... 286-4531 to Know." references. Byerly Con- NICELy furnished garaP.e trontove. out of VInton. Prl.- 120,000. 1112 T. Chev. van struction Co.. Cora-Rodney apartment, $130 per mo. n· 1956 A Lot? LOTS up rive.- on Slalo AI\IY HR.". -1m Rd ., 245-5826. eluding ullllll... Mulls only . New 8.25x20, 10 ply nylon tires oe.OMobllo H....eServlce. Pl. $60. Inc. Fed. tax . A FAMILY In need of lour Route 7 lnd Neighborhood 1<5-11 Inquire o. D. Parsons Rtoal Vo . I'll. 67S.ItR7. Ploesont, hove some SOMMER'S G.M.C. bedrooms. We ho\lt o nice d owMusi ·RoiOcllo 1 Estate, 1st & Otlve. 233-26 TRUCKS, INC. _H_A_N_D"Y- m-on--: lor - odd-:-:-J-;:'t":;: :-. Has ctun•-m.,lwoslorywlth ~:!;:~.;"uo . •• WILLOW Orlvo. Drive by lo 239-11 78 113 Plno 51. two baths. two living room•• Evt11lngo - · 3 BR, brlcl< front, 2 yeors -=:=-;:;;:~ . ALBERT EHMAN own tools. can .... . I'll. 416-2132 -~O~D~E~R~N~7b~r.~c~k-:h-om =-o In 217-tf M dining-kitchen rm •• ond lwo Rutllll 0. Wooil, ~11 old, vorygood condition, 2 car Waltf Doilll<!ry Service Jolin 1 Rlchll'ds. - attached llnlshed atrogo. Palrlol Star Rt., Glllllpolls porches, Carpel and ponell'/11. Gallipolis City School Dlst. on Large troe-ahoded lo1 on R · ROIIIId ~-na•·y, 416-36141 Cf!llrtl air condlllonlng, gas Ph 379 2133 Lower River Rd. Expect to 160. A good value at Sl<,SOO. ~ tumoce, well sHcltd lawn · • 241! Help Wanted PlY' over $lOOper mo. Cell 256with shrubl anti trees, nice k? EXPERIENCED woltre... me. 230-tt Wanna Wor carpatlng LR and holl . TERMI'fE PEST CONTROL. 3 llodroom brick houll, _n; ADDiy In person at White SERVICE station and a•rove 1 end slroet on tdgt of cl • · tl Coli 006locoled on two Stole outes. yeors old, llko now, corpol n qulel, atlrocllve end lrlondty FREE 1 - on. II . P81ace Resta1.1rant . SLEEPING ROOMS. weekly 239·3 001) llvtroom ond hilL nl• borhood Ph ..._.776. ~.Merrill O'Doll, Ot>er '91' rates. Park Central Hotel. Under SlO, · ·~ kllchln and d In1 ng nelah · • lor Exlermllal Torln.tlt torot 237-t· Dr -IT'S EASY - --::-::-:-::-. 76-tf to sell the basi Colonial Estate aroa, utility room,torctd olr - - - -- - - Strvloo. 19 Belmont ·~.If • fiiiiiS AVON will do the rest! For a 2 NEW brlcl< homUI SLEEPING ROOMS weekly Near Rio Grande ... ...... nlet gorogo, of fun end profitable business rates, free garage parking . LARRY batfls, oil tlll'omlc !Ill, good · - · tldre l:f" 1,, "' GILLENWATER'S Septic Tonk W~rlte or call Mrs . Helen NEAR NEW four column ~--tlon on . . , _ lot, 4 lion · ~ vltw 3 0 1 · 1o D-lr Ph <1<6Libby Hotel. EVANS 10C1 . • Yeager, Box 172, Jackson. · · oon 1111 ...,... · • · · colon 1.1 With antique brick. 7<-lf 441 ,,,, k mllos up Rt. 7 lfllm city bodroom; 1 ballls, lorgt tm. Qllo. Ph . 286-<021. Four bedrooms. Lorge II· limits. Cion flnanoo, Inquire bulll·ln . kltdlon wllll dlftlng 17..11 236·6 chen with dining area . Two · ~ F .,.. , ClrDef In living room -----::~:-:---.--;-;:;::;:: 446-4774 complete tile baths. Rec. "nltu::!':.. 11111 hll\1, fullol,. baurilonl, 2 RALPH'S carpal .Upholstery MALE OR FEMALE AKC REG . Pekingese pup. 1171 , oH.:rs room wllh logllroploce. Two . car pr0111, tutom . lite clbor.. Cloo~lng ·SOrvlco. Froo WANTED Medical Hotpoln1 auto. washer, very Techn.ologlst, Medical . good cond. 245·5198. Raccoon Twp. Owner move\.~ cor garage. Ton ocre!.l Loelltd on 511. Ph. - 1 or osHmoiOI•. Ph . ·+f6.G29•. fl.lf 211 3 1 Technician ASCP. AMT, CLA to Florida. Price reduced. 4f6.of365, :m.t( Registered or Eligible. Doy or : -Evening Shift available . KEEP your carpals baoulllol Immediate pos11111on. SMITH'S Write or cell Laboratory. Mobile Home , REFRIGERATION · despite constant footsteps of a Pleasant Valley Hospital, busy family. Gtt Blue Lustre. SUVICE •boRSEL . Smith; .Nibo Rd., P<>lnt Pleuant, West VIrginia Ronl electric shompooor Sl. KIRKWOOD 12 x 60. 'l'hll homt has tronl dlntlle, ovoc.1!do ,' Rtt~~lr of relrlgoo'iloh, air Phone 675-0<0 Extension 35. 3 ANTIQUE bod&, 2 oak Control Supply Co. · eondllloners, · woohlng kitchen, largo living room. 6 237-' . -~ 2<1 · dressers. 1 walnut dress.erd two btdroomund tervo bath, • mochlnos• . olhor aPfllilnces. tables, c:halrs, dishes an -. - c-H""E-V.-4--:-dr-.":8o:CI~AI:::-rV-8, with washer. Nice <Hpel. Rll 11792651 used clolhlng . The Bargain 63 Htwry al 13.900. 175-11 P.S .• automatic. Rio Grande ··~ 1SO Third Ave. Barber Shop, 2.45-5535. ~·~· 237·6 . 2'1 ·1 WE homes. mobile homes end double ~J wtdes. ft Your one stop wash and gas place. Discount to all who Services Offered Control Air CondHionlnt , - Hooting Frao Esllmotos . ty bath., one floor OF CHY. CENTRAL ANO RIVER VALLEY AIR , . I f ,. yr.~~===~~=~=~:::!::::~=~ Crown OrchardHIIIArea HERE's A FASH lONABLE HOME ON A SECLUDED wooDED LOT THAT IS LOADED WITH CHARM AND ·. IT'S RIGHT IN TOWN (CHILDREN CAN WALK TO SCHOOL! . vERY ATTRACTIVE 3 BEDROOM HOME , ULTRII MODERN KIT · cHeN.DECK 2 • IRE PLACES SUN WITH VIEW. CARPETED. 2 BATHS FAMILY ROOM, REC ,. ROOM . IT'S AN EVERYTHING HOUSE IN A WONDERFUL LOC,o.TION . . Holll~l!!''~:l1:ttDr tU tiOO ••..._• ..,... ........,.... CHEN , FURNACE months Chemplonslred Yorkshire Terrier male and femaleed . I woePoks Cha m 10 1 plonslr mae puppy . COSTEN' smeran WEEnWUN KENNEL, <1<6-1154.'' 2<CJ.3 Gallipolis r---------------------------1 !Helen Help Us! Classifieds I I i , :C "WHY BREED ·ro A PET? BREED TO A CHAMPION! O.omplon Yorkshire Terrier & Pomeranian Stud Service._. 21 - The Soliday Tlmeo · Sentinel, Sunday, October II, 1970 ReaiEstateF«Sale eo yean Ill and toads for 311 year•, according to ElleyeJo. captivity paedla Brllannlca. �. .. . .... ., .. . ~ ,. .... . ~ .,...~ - ...... --............. ...-.,.-•·---·-- ... ~---- --- ... ..·:,. ~ ' ORDER YOUR 1 BUICK AND PONTIAC NOW! 68 f't"tiac ve,.tura $2495 HAS DONE IT AGAIN 992-7195 AntENS U. S., ., RT. 50 E POMEROY W. MAIN 110 PHONE ORDERS PlEASE!! Other Mobile Home Dealers Welcome-To Buy Here 593-3044 BUY NOW Al' FACIORY PRICES Dun;,;';ng;;Th;;u;:S..:Ie:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.J • Business Opportunities For Sale STEREO. WALNUT This can be the most im· portent advertisement or your life - because it may c hange your economic picture from "bleak" to "bright". Owners who now IU~n·1ce U.l.l. vending mac hines ate growing hom part•time to full· time operators with Com· pany's financing. As !itt\e as $600 to $1500 investment in U. I.I. profit pro· dudng vending mac hine s can ...... - grow, "' oCOMHETEtV FVRNilHEO 2 (AVAIU.ILE IN lfDIIOOMS - FRONI <liCHEN ElECTRIC- FUEL OIL, ETC. •HOliSE TYPE DOORS. STORMS •FIN<4NCINC & SCIIEfNS - CARPfTING. eiNSIIRANCi: NOWI DRASTIC REDUCTIONS U••I Uunv lnduatr~t, lnr., MOBIL£ HOMES IN SJOCK! KEITH GOBI.£ MOBILE HOME ~1.1S,. INC. 992-700< ACROSS FROM GOBLES 5U LOCUST ST. U~ED ·~ Time requirli.'m.W\.iS •6 ID 8 hours per week a long wilh a se rviceable car. No personal sales ca ll a. The mil chi n es do the se lling for you. just give good ser11ice! Write, givingname,addreu, phone number and sufficient references. ON ALL 1970 1195 Empire cen1r11, Dept. 6197D ment. Phone 99:.-.aas. 7-1-Hc 2 BEut<OOM trailer, country For Renl HAVE Immediate opening tor office secretary. shorthand TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Park, Mlner!vllle. Phone 992necessary, and typing 332•. knowledge of bookkeeping 9-9-tfc helpful. Experience not essential. Interviews will be MIDDLEPORT, 3-room fur arranaecl. Write Box 729·l, nished apartment for couple c-o The Dally Sentinel, with one child. First floor. Pomeroy, Ohio. st1ting Phone 742-5032. training, experience and any 10·8-Jfc other helpful information. I0-6-6tc , - - - - - - - - - - . TRAILER space, one mile tram new Meigs High School on old Rt. 33. Phone 99'l·2941. l or 4 I 1droom s 9-20·J0tC .TOUR NEW HOME (Oft11Ct: Mr. Moody, Pb. nt. 71:14 11 our field office •t Parll & 11CIIfl0rl In Ml•· . dl•por1. JIMCO ASSOCIATe! , INC. formerlr KineiiAssoclltet, IRe. FURNISHED apartment, • rooms and bath. Albert Hill, Main Nll.t:L Y turnlshea :i·oedroom Middleport :ml. St., Racine. Phone 949- 10-5-6tc Phone 992-3874. o Down Payment Motttftlr P•rmenfl Lewer Tfl•n Rent UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house. Phone 992-3231. 10.7·6fc 7 -3-:R:-:OOM=:-f:-u-rn 1s"'hed-:-o-pa--:-rtmenl with nice yard In Mfddleport. Phone 992·2710 or 992-2432. 10.7-tfc -· FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Close to school. Phone 1192·541. J0-18-tfc 9-JO.Hc REMODELED 3-bedroom house on Llnooln Heights. Phone 1192-:w<U. 9-27-lfc For Sale SPINET PIANO. Wanted, responsible partv to take over low monfhly payments on a ------spinel plano. can be seen locally. Wrlle Credit Helium was first dlscov· Manager, P. 0 . Box 35, ered In the spectrum of the Cortland, Ohio. IUD. I0-9-2tp ~llJJMID~ u..J ···""''"~ ,.J , _ 11nK1'11Mbltlheae four JumbiH, one letter to each squan, to ,f orm four ordinary word1. FINE PORCELAIN china by Noritako. Complete set, $5.25 par ;.piece place setting. C.ll 1192-5602. 10-8-Jtc HOMEMADE Ice cream by quarts. Racine Firemen Auxiliary . Phone fjt.:J-171 or 949-3293. IO-I·6fc CHINESE ringneck pheasants, 50c lo S2 each •. at farm. Phone Lefort, W. Va. 1195-3972 any oey except Saturday. ' 10-8-61p f'll:EII (J ., t II II (j ' REGISTERE\l Ble~k AnGus bull, 3 years old. Phone 1il2- 1966 DODGE Jack· Kane ' You, . and Music! 10-9-31c GREEN buill• tomatoes. Pick . yaur .,.n. ~so. pqtatoes and HAY. OO'ili' end mixed. PhQIIo · - PC!flloh • . Bring Qlll · 1192-6172. '''"""· Mdr!IW Croll. Let•rt · So• ........,. the <lrcletl letlen F•l..~ I0-9-31c the lllr,rist .,..•••• u · ' · 10-7-6tc •llflflletl by the ab!w• cartoon. COAL, llm6slono 1 Excololor Salt Workt,· E,. ;.MIII~ St., 621t, 'pigs. Phonot· 992·, , Pomeroy. Ptiono ~-1. · . 11!-7-*lc · · · •-9-Hc -----~-::~ ,. . . ': : PARKVIEW Ktnrlolo "Podlft1 ' : oiOUCN Fl&LTY 2 GAS htafero, ~Ito building loto . Albert Hill, Main St., ·.. Raclno. Phone 949-2161. . 3-17-tfc 10-5-ljc to,.,.. • • , ' YO~K~HIRE ~~r~~:a~~K§;.~,~~ .' '·WM''I' .I·. ' t 1\_, _, • I .'< ." I . . ' { . . · RAOI0/1'390 '\ · . PT. PLEASANT - Hundreds tined the streets of do1111town Point Pleasanl Friday af. lernoon to view not one, but two colorful parades. The double event ticked off Point Pleaunt's High School homecoming actlviUes and advertised local merchants' "BatUe Days". standard shift. 5495 '595 Sedan. radio, power Polara 2 Or. Hardtop, Torquefllte transmission. power steering. ' ·:• Pomeroy Motor Co. •' Your Chevy Dealer POMEROY, OHIO Open Eves n1 8 Ph. 992·2126 \ . ~=======~-:;========:;-::===="'~:...:==-;: Evelyn McDaniel JJHNSON MASONRY ROOFING~ Cammercial or Resldentil BYOOITUcr Brick, Block,$tone. Cloterns, Chlmnoyo, Home Remodeling, Cement Work, Garages. Free Estimates Jim· Larry Kenny· Jake Ptlone 992-704~ or 992·5632 ~ EXPERT ·Wheel Alignment $5.55 · -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 . ' ·J.--. i Polne.or Home & Auto ,,4 E. Moln, Poineror. 0. Roof Painting Repair, Spouting C.rllfnler Work. Contad: : i a a Dtldw,O. Air.fAJnditianilll Inspection Alid ' . RtOiqe 6.98 ~~. BlaeHrii(s l!heH HJ.ll-41 the Keyetlea, "Snoopy", sponsored by the Future Far· mera of America, and "Knights of Dynamile". sponoored by tbe 0-Kan slaff. Honorable mention went lo the Girls Athletic Altsocialloo and the Pep Club. Wlnnenr In the car dlvtalon were "Bonnie and Clyde" by tbe Nallonal Honor Society, "Flea Atteck''by tbe Fubsre Teachers and an entry by the Pep Club. Honorable menUon wu given 't11f ..l• Pl.EAMlfr" ;J...!:. ..~ JUdt·'' ~t.''''' ' "' ' ' . ........ '!!' .''S!rlp.tlr!IIIRullda" ~- Jno.. menta and a dlvaree were A dlvorte wu IJ'anled In an tbe Tu-Endle-Wel alaff. sranled and other Ill!II were action, Martha V. Bite Yl. All winning entrlea were awarded cash prizes wilb dianltlled In IIIUOII County Robert Hlte. Circuit Coort aclloni Friday, Dlwl•8alo were made In the lr<rphlos &olns to tbe first place orders stcned by Jude• J~ following cases: Judith A. wtnnora. Lee Thampaon anllllloclln tbe Murphy v1. BUiy Charles office of Howard Sebaltz, Mw-phy; V1rBlnla Thomu Yl. Drawing "ooha and aahs" Circuit Clerk, dllt'kwe. Ralph E. Thomu a". lnlm the crowdnere two of the Welfare FlniDce, · a corAction concetnllic nlary younpst unlla In the parade, poratlon, wu fll- Judlri-1 Ill paymenla to lllarlel Wlthera lbe Muon County TwtrUng tbe amount ol f'783.U agalllal and Charlu a.atnberl were C«pe and the Mason County George L.lllanb ml Loulle M. continued until nul Prtday In Baby Dolla, under lbe direction Blanks. Mason County Circuit Court. of Joette Gabrltach. Capitol Finance CurporaUon wu given Judplenl In tbe amount of 'JtU2 aaatnat Charles E. Jeffers ml (A)]eJdo 0 Or UD er Jellers. J'"IIP"""I wu sranled to PT.' PLEASANT .., A Point Untied Fuel Gu Omlpany In Ita Pleasant man who apecled to action aaalnat Marietta htmt aqu1rre1s Saturday, unManulacludDI OmiPIIIY In tbe derwent trea(!Deot Ill·Pleuant amount of p,oea.O'I, wtlb in- Valliy Hootpt~ afw lila car ploupd IntO a !lro hydrant IIIII bit a trea stnet, liNd- Fall Tour to . - 12"x75' ECONOMY ALCOA WRAP HECK'S REG 88c ,,, IIOUSIWAII 12 WASP CAP GUN AND CAPS HECK'S REG $1.66 IIOISIWAIE IIIPT• HOUSEWARES oz. 4.5 Oz TUIE SCOPE BRYLCREEM With Free HECK'S REG $L09 Hand Puppet Heck's Reg 92c ~ Gil• H COSMETIC DE 1. COSIIIfTit 191. KODAK CX 126·12 COLOR PRINT FILM SCHICK PLUS PLATINUM BLADES 15's '1 HECK'S ~- Jewelry Dept. LADIES' SWEATERS Pullovers, rnock· turtle neck. ond co rdigon swto,.rs in white ond pastel colon. Sires S-M-1. REGULAR $L60 l Heck's HECK'S Reg. REG $1.60 $5.88 tlOTI/IIIf III,T. COSMITIC 111T. J"rrginia SiteB 742·- Have Your Yurly Leading tbe homecoming parade wu the Point Pleasanl High School Big Blacks Band, under tbe dlrecllon of Gerald Stewart. Approslmately 40 Ooata and caro made up the procession. Named ao the best tbree Ooala in the parade were jjGreyhounda", IJ)OIIIOI'ed by N Squirrel F I ORVIU£ Dt8SON Rt.1 SWEETHEART DETERGENT '""'"' . .~ Judgmen.ts, Divorce, Ordered steering, auto.matlc:o.lransmi•flonr•power brakes. V-8 motor. · · . ___ ~ I iifoot ALCOA WRAP t!Je QUEEN CROWNED - Mellnda Grllafl, dalf&bler of Mra. Evelyn Wileman, of Sand Hill Road, la croWDid 1171 Point Pleuant lllgh Sdloolllomemmlni! Quoell by PPHS pt1nclpal Earl Sprouse. MJIIGrllafl'serrcort, Alanllunl, laatleft. Two Para.des on Friday 1965 DODGE S1095 '895 Coronet Deluxe 2 Or. Sedan, v.s motor, radio, . HECK'S REG• • • power steering, Torquefllte transmission. 220z. HECK'S REG. Me • l ••• • •• ••• •• s1295 $1095 1965 DODGE Coronet «0-4 Dr. Sedan, V-8 motor, radio. 1962 DODGE Custom 880-4 Or. 1001 USESI I $1295 Slt95 1963 DODGE Ten 24x14 reusable cloths. I' ~ S1295S1195 '695 s495 V-8 motor. radio. HANOI WIPES i Coronet 500- 2 Or. Hardtop. V-8 motor, radio, power steering. Torquefllle transmission, bucket seats, console. · SOlmt TROPICAL FISH , en ue.-.t.Jem ~ ' e .BLAEITNARS and ~ 51995 S1695 Coronet 440 - 2 Dr. Hardtop. V-8 motor, radio. powersleerlng. Torquefllte transmission, vinyl roof. : '- 1965 DODGE POINT PLEASANT STORE ,___________ ----------- ~ torquefllte transmission. 6 cyl. · Lad I NOW s1595 $1495 1967 DODGE Dart 270 4 Or. Sedan, radio, powersteering, . EXPERIENCED Radiator Service _______ 'REDUCED/ ~ servtce Busmess • · S 399 West Main . St., Pomeroy. Pomeroy. Phone 992-21~ 10-0-ltc r 10-11 -lfc - - - - - - - COAL furnace converted to ,..as, CRA-FTSMAN riding lawn cheap. Also, nice gentle ,;'are pony with saddle. Phone 111 ower. Phone 99'1·2429. 10-_11-3tc Chester 98 5-.m'l. 10' 9' 31 ' A U CT I D N SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, For Sale 1970, 10' 30 A.M. The following G.E. relrigerotor, good con will be sold at residence dltion Phone 992-6247. ~~=~~"so'i"F~:v~\r~. ':~:i 10-9-6tp o1 Athens): GLASSWARE: l970 DIAL 'N SEW ZIG ZAG Cut Glass Nappie, Salts, sewing machine left In From. the Largest Truck• of ' Butter Dish, Hand Glown layaway . Beautiful pastel Bulldozer Radlolor to the Cruet, Signed HelMy, Heloey color, full size model. All Bells, Early Fenlon, Bowland built-In to ·buttonhole, overSmallest Hooter Core. Cendle Holders, Coral Slag cast and fancy stitch. Pay jus1 ' . Bowl, Fry Ale Glo... $41.7 5 cosh or . terms OeprrAion Glass, Carnival, arranged. Trade-Ins ecSianed Northwood Dish, cepted. Phone 1192 56<1 : ••· ft2..214S · Pomeroy Condie Slicks, BLACK ' . i0-9-6fc Amethyst, Pressed, Pattern, · ,-----=- ___ . NuCut. CHINA: R. S. Prusslo VACUUM Cleaner brand new Red Star Bowl, Bavarian 1970model. Complete wllh oil Bowl, Flo Blue Plates, cleaning tools. Small paint German Chocolate set, Bridal ctamogeln shipping. Will toke Choc. Set, several Misc. S27 cash or terms U desired. Items. FUR.NITURE . Dry Phone 1192-56<1. Sink, Old Corner Cuf)boord, 10-9-6tc Cherry Rocker, Walnut Ladles O..k, Cherry Drop l'nd Complete Unt Leal Table. O.k, Moh<lganv ,--~.,.....-----, olSupplies Secretaries, Round O.k l'ed. Table and Choirs, Walnut ;DQ Rocker Coned Bottom ond Back,'Green Velvet Wal. Plot. MISOI'I,W. Y1. Rocker, Eorly Slont Top £" -... , 773-H7S O.ok, Glen Door Chino II Open Dilly I 1114 p.m. Cupboard, Wuh Sloild, 6:30tllfp.m. Mlhogeny Gate Log Din. Rm. Table~.Biankot Chest, Bross Bed, U'll'lt of drawers, Wei. Bed, C0pper and Bran Kettles, Flat and cam" Top Trunks, Sliver Candle Slicks, Indian Arti-Facto, $everol Statuaries, Pro-Columbian Arl, MokfCIII Wtre. Several llems o1 tnterftl not lloted. TERMS: CUlt I. D. Required. Ownl" IN. and Mrs. A. W. Skinner. BRADFORD AUCTION CD., RACINE, OHIO. A. C. BRADFORD. MGR. Ph. 9-fl-3121. C. C. BRADFORD, AUCT., Ww thlfl9lon, Ohio 614-flll.l.-. Lunch to be oerved. Pleast 10-11-lfc clip thlud. <1649. .__..._.._-_-_...___, "( 11 I l XI ] tiJ" ~ PRICES DRASTICALLY "~ :: " ~ standard shill. Auto Sales Sale ~ 1967 DODGE Coronet Deluxe 4 Or. Sedan, 6 cyl .. radio, HOBSTETTER REALTY ------ .~•' S1695 S1495 AWNINGS. storm doors and win d .o ws, car ports , marquees, blown and .batt Insulation. Elmctr White, 2429 · sales representative. For free 10. 11 .Jtc 15 ROOM BRICK VENEER -7 estimates, phone Charles - - - -- - - room residences up, 8 office Lisle. Syracuse. V. V. rooms down. Central heat. 5 Johnson and Son, Inc. garoges. Extra lot 100 x 100. .. 8-Jo.tfc . Onlv $42,.500.00 c8t: 1966 PONTIAC, GfO, .389, ,4. ., , ..> '('!'!)RM MORN IN~ heafl!r, like s eed. lj,.IJID. f<l*tir " '1969 ' " ...WAN'1''Ji.~1td~J!1·:.~o ' new. lldfff'ld gn, w :' Also, rovola Corfi 2 tloor hard· NICE HOMES Kenmore with blower, bottled fop, automatic, SI,SOO. Phone CALL 992-3325 gos, 170. Phone 742-5716. Chester '185-3503 offer 5 p.m. HELEN AND VIRGIL 9-30-tfc I0-6-61p TEAFORD --------------ASSOCIATES SYRACUSE IRISH cobblers and Kennebec 1967 PONTIAC Tempest, 4-<loor, 10-9-6tc ., potatoes. Charles Hilton, standars. V8, whitewalls . Portland. Ohio. Phone 8.43- Leaving States, must selL 2268 11195. Phone 992-30<15. rlOME building lots within 9-24-18tc 10-8-3tp · Plains Water Tuppers District. Close lo high school BASSET puppios, AKC. $30. F . 1962 RAMBLER classic. Ex- and fairgrounds . This Is a oew cellent condition. Phone 992- development. all lots large A. Benedum, Reedsville. 3<42. and have good drainage. Ohio. Phooe 667-3856. 10-6-6lp Phone 992·6887 after 5 p.m . 10-~-12tc 10-1-tfc For CAR LOT apartment, I0-6-6fc •' Dart Custom 4 Dr. Sedan, radio. Torquefllte transmission, 6 cyl., white· with green vinyl roof. GEO. HOBSTETTER, BROKER TUPPERS PLAINS, 2 new NEW LISTING - Nice 3 three-bedroom homes plu3 bed,·ooms, bath, carpeting, carporlond utility room . City Birch kitchen. Forced air water, totDI electric. Lot size furnace. 2 car garage, Nice 100)(200. J . W. Arbaugh. lot. Phone Coolville 667-3289. NEW LISTING- • bedrooms, 75-ACRE farm, ~~~rge house, 1 central heat and air conrooms and baht, 3 wells. barn, ditioning. Modern kitchen, 2 shed. call 1192-2518of1er 5 p.m. car garage. Middleport . 114,500.00 C.ll 742-5775. l0-6-6tc NEW LISTING - 50 ocres 6-ROOM- H-0-U-SE-.-bo -th·, -4~ Nice 6 room home, one floor, acres, In Long Bottom, Otllo. bath. full basement. gas Call 614-865-3325 New forced air furnace. Double Matamoras, Ohio or Chester garage. Minerals. $25,000.00 985-,.148. Paul Hauber, owner. 10·6-6tp GOOD BUY ·- 3 bedroom paneled home. Nice kitchen, electric range. Living room 14 2-STORY building with paved x 22. Lots of closets. Gas r,rklng tot. Also, J lots In forced air furnace. $12,000.00 Ph 992 2838 992 acine, one · or · oo_H_••..;.·_r_•x_.._,_ .._.,_ _. H AND N dar. old and started For leghorn put ets, both floor or DON'T pump your sluggish Rent cage grown available. septic tank. Get Kleon-Em Poultry Mousing and All Septic Tank Cleaner. 3 ROOM unfurrt'shed apart. Automation, Modern Poultry, landmark Farm Bureau, w~cru~ ••111 to your spoclflcttiont. SUes IVtltnlo now . changer . Balance S6·U5. Use ~ -budget terms . Call 992. 2 10 6_.1 ------,.---· c EARLY American Stereo-radio combination, AM & FM radio, 4 speaker sound system, 4 speed automatic changer. Btllance $78.169. Use our budget terms . Call 992-3.152. L __ Ioca lion n•• r Pomeroy · Available very soon. Phone 1192-738<, 992-7133 or ~i?J:c Help Wanted rn style, -4 speaker sound system, 4 speed automatic CIRCLE THIS AD ~- ~ •~;AsiluiiD' Mode . 1968 DODGE Real Estate For Sale -------,.--~o_-8-Jtc ·:· { • WAS PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS In Pomeroy Since Je53 PHONE992-2143 POMEROY, OHIO ALL ELECTRIC 3-bedroom home , full basement, aluminum siding, storm doors and windows. One acre of f.0~,:'.d 04~r~~~ well, 112 ·soo. ;~.. -S3QO BUICK DANNIE'S MOBILE HOME SALES ~ '100 TO BLAEnNARS Real Estate For Sale '· -SAVE · $2995 69 81 <l,.e Sabre 2 Or. 1 T., factory air cond. Avery nice clean car fr .n one of our repeat customers. 68 r.,u;ck Le Sabre Custom $2495 4 Or. :.edan. factory air cond. One careful local owner. 66 Chevrolet Caprice · $1695 4 Door H.T., V-8, factorY. air cond., full power. dark blue with black vrnyl top. luxury black nylon Interior. Chevy's best car. This one Is tops. 66 Ford Country Squire $1595 Station Wagon, V-e, beautiful White finish , wood grain sides. See Art Hoyt, Bill Nelson, Ceward Calvert or Fred Btaettnar, Over 700 New Mobile Homes In Stock 12 Years Financing - Trade For Anything SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS :DODGE •• •• ' 2 t >Or 1 ,, -., Factory air cond .• low mileage. full' r . · .ped. Extra sharp. 2 MILLION DOLLAR INVENTORY ·.•. Begins Oct. 16 Black Walnut . METAL FOOT LOCKER IIGcl Blue, Silos: ll"ol5li"k121!a", Colon: and 6old. Full tray incluclod. Q.OTHING DEPT. $ 7. 6 BUMPER ~?'·JACK $ 99 Reek's Reg. $U9 AmMOTtrl lilT. HECK'S PORCH. & FLOOR ENAMEL HECK'S REG $5.T1 ROBERK TRUCK MIRROR $ 66 PICK·UP 01 VAN 1YPI RQAIL VALUI $1.91 ~ 12 oz. JOHNSON'S KIT W~AX �. .. . .... ., .. . ~ ,. .... . ~ .,...~ - ...... --............. ...-.,.-•·---·-- ... ~---- --- ... ..·:,. ~ ' ORDER YOUR 1 BUICK AND PONTIAC NOW! 68 f't"tiac ve,.tura $2495 HAS DONE IT AGAIN 992-7195 AntENS U. S., ., RT. 50 E POMEROY W. MAIN 110 PHONE ORDERS PlEASE!! Other Mobile Home Dealers Welcome-To Buy Here 593-3044 BUY NOW Al' FACIORY PRICES Dun;,;';ng;;Th;;u;:S..:Ie:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.J • Business Opportunities For Sale STEREO. WALNUT This can be the most im· portent advertisement or your life - because it may c hange your economic picture from "bleak" to "bright". Owners who now IU~n·1ce U.l.l. vending mac hines ate growing hom part•time to full· time operators with Com· pany's financing. As !itt\e as $600 to $1500 investment in U. I.I. profit pro· dudng vending mac hine s can ...... - grow, "' oCOMHETEtV FVRNilHEO 2 (AVAIU.ILE IN lfDIIOOMS - FRONI <liCHEN ElECTRIC- FUEL OIL, ETC. •HOliSE TYPE DOORS. STORMS •FIN<4NCINC & SCIIEfNS - CARPfTING. eiNSIIRANCi: NOWI DRASTIC REDUCTIONS U••I Uunv lnduatr~t, lnr., MOBIL£ HOMES IN SJOCK! KEITH GOBI.£ MOBILE HOME ~1.1S,. INC. 992-700< ACROSS FROM GOBLES 5U LOCUST ST. U~ED ·~ Time requirli.'m.W\.iS •6 ID 8 hours per week a long wilh a se rviceable car. No personal sales ca ll a. The mil chi n es do the se lling for you. just give good ser11ice! Write, givingname,addreu, phone number and sufficient references. ON ALL 1970 1195 Empire cen1r11, Dept. 6197D ment. Phone 99:.-.aas. 7-1-Hc 2 BEut<OOM trailer, country For Renl HAVE Immediate opening tor office secretary. shorthand TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Park, Mlner!vllle. Phone 992necessary, and typing 332•. knowledge of bookkeeping 9-9-tfc helpful. Experience not essential. Interviews will be MIDDLEPORT, 3-room fur arranaecl. Write Box 729·l, nished apartment for couple c-o The Dally Sentinel, with one child. First floor. Pomeroy, Ohio. st1ting Phone 742-5032. training, experience and any 10·8-Jfc other helpful information. I0-6-6tc , - - - - - - - - - - . TRAILER space, one mile tram new Meigs High School on old Rt. 33. Phone 99'l·2941. l or 4 I 1droom s 9-20·J0tC .TOUR NEW HOME (Oft11Ct: Mr. Moody, Pb. nt. 71:14 11 our field office •t Parll & 11CIIfl0rl In Ml•· . dl•por1. JIMCO ASSOCIATe! , INC. formerlr KineiiAssoclltet, IRe. FURNISHED apartment, • rooms and bath. Albert Hill, Main Nll.t:L Y turnlshea :i·oedroom Middleport :ml. St., Racine. Phone 949- 10-5-6tc Phone 992-3874. o Down Payment Motttftlr P•rmenfl Lewer Tfl•n Rent UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house. Phone 992-3231. 10.7·6fc 7 -3-:R:-:OOM=:-f:-u-rn 1s"'hed-:-o-pa--:-rtmenl with nice yard In Mfddleport. Phone 992·2710 or 992-2432. 10.7-tfc -· FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Close to school. Phone 1192·541. J0-18-tfc 9-JO.Hc REMODELED 3-bedroom house on Llnooln Heights. Phone 1192-:w<U. 9-27-lfc For Sale SPINET PIANO. Wanted, responsible partv to take over low monfhly payments on a ------spinel plano. can be seen locally. Wrlle Credit Helium was first dlscov· Manager, P. 0 . Box 35, ered In the spectrum of the Cortland, Ohio. IUD. I0-9-2tp ~llJJMID~ u..J ···""''"~ ,.J , _ 11nK1'11Mbltlheae four JumbiH, one letter to each squan, to ,f orm four ordinary word1. FINE PORCELAIN china by Noritako. Complete set, $5.25 par ;.piece place setting. C.ll 1192-5602. 10-8-Jtc HOMEMADE Ice cream by quarts. Racine Firemen Auxiliary . Phone fjt.:J-171 or 949-3293. IO-I·6fc CHINESE ringneck pheasants, 50c lo S2 each •. at farm. Phone Lefort, W. Va. 1195-3972 any oey except Saturday. ' 10-8-61p f'll:EII (J ., t II II (j ' REGISTERE\l Ble~k AnGus bull, 3 years old. Phone 1il2- 1966 DODGE Jack· Kane ' You, . and Music! 10-9-31c GREEN buill• tomatoes. Pick . yaur .,.n. ~so. pqtatoes and HAY. OO'ili' end mixed. PhQIIo · - PC!flloh • . Bring Qlll · 1192-6172. '''"""· Mdr!IW Croll. Let•rt · So• ........,. the <lrcletl letlen F•l..~ I0-9-31c the lllr,rist .,..•••• u · ' · 10-7-6tc •llflflletl by the ab!w• cartoon. COAL, llm6slono 1 Excololor Salt Workt,· E,. ;.MIII~ St., 621t, 'pigs. Phonot· 992·, , Pomeroy. Ptiono ~-1. · . 11!-7-*lc · · · •-9-Hc -----~-::~ ,. . . ': : PARKVIEW Ktnrlolo "Podlft1 ' : oiOUCN Fl&LTY 2 GAS htafero, ~Ito building loto . Albert Hill, Main St., ·.. Raclno. Phone 949-2161. . 3-17-tfc 10-5-ljc to,.,.. • • , ' YO~K~HIRE ~~r~~:a~~K§;.~,~~ .' '·WM''I' .I·. ' t 1\_, _, • I .'< ." I . . ' { . . · RAOI0/1'390 '\ · . PT. PLEASANT - Hundreds tined the streets of do1111town Point Pleasanl Friday af. lernoon to view not one, but two colorful parades. The double event ticked off Point Pleaunt's High School homecoming actlviUes and advertised local merchants' "BatUe Days". standard shift. 5495 '595 Sedan. radio, power Polara 2 Or. Hardtop, Torquefllte transmission. power steering. ' ·:• Pomeroy Motor Co. •' Your Chevy Dealer POMEROY, OHIO Open Eves n1 8 Ph. 992·2126 \ . ~=======~-:;========:;-::===="'~:...:==-;: Evelyn McDaniel JJHNSON MASONRY ROOFING~ Cammercial or Resldentil BYOOITUcr Brick, Block,$tone. Cloterns, Chlmnoyo, Home Remodeling, Cement Work, Garages. Free Estimates Jim· Larry Kenny· Jake Ptlone 992-704~ or 992·5632 ~ EXPERT ·Wheel Alignment $5.55 · -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 . ' ·J.--. i Polne.or Home & Auto ,,4 E. Moln, Poineror. 0. Roof Painting Repair, Spouting C.rllfnler Work. Contad: : i a a Dtldw,O. Air.fAJnditianilll Inspection Alid ' . RtOiqe 6.98 ~~. BlaeHrii(s l!heH HJ.ll-41 the Keyetlea, "Snoopy", sponsored by the Future Far· mera of America, and "Knights of Dynamile". sponoored by tbe 0-Kan slaff. Honorable mention went lo the Girls Athletic Altsocialloo and the Pep Club. Wlnnenr In the car dlvtalon were "Bonnie and Clyde" by tbe Nallonal Honor Society, "Flea Atteck''by tbe Fubsre Teachers and an entry by the Pep Club. Honorable menUon wu given 't11f ..l• Pl.EAMlfr" ;J...!:. ..~ JUdt·'' ~t.''''' ' "' ' ' . ........ '!!' .''S!rlp.tlr!IIIRullda" ~- Jno.. menta and a dlvaree were A dlvorte wu IJ'anled In an tbe Tu-Endle-Wel alaff. sranled and other Ill!II were action, Martha V. Bite Yl. All winning entrlea were awarded cash prizes wilb dianltlled In IIIUOII County Robert Hlte. Circuit Coort aclloni Friday, Dlwl•8alo were made In the lr<rphlos &olns to tbe first place orders stcned by Jude• J~ following cases: Judith A. wtnnora. Lee Thampaon anllllloclln tbe Murphy v1. BUiy Charles office of Howard Sebaltz, Mw-phy; V1rBlnla Thomu Yl. Drawing "ooha and aahs" Circuit Clerk, dllt'kwe. Ralph E. Thomu a". lnlm the crowdnere two of the Welfare FlniDce, · a corAction concetnllic nlary younpst unlla In the parade, poratlon, wu fll- Judlri-1 Ill paymenla to lllarlel Wlthera lbe Muon County TwtrUng tbe amount ol f'783.U agalllal and Charlu a.atnberl were C«pe and the Mason County George L.lllanb ml Loulle M. continued until nul Prtday In Baby Dolla, under lbe direction Blanks. Mason County Circuit Court. of Joette Gabrltach. Capitol Finance CurporaUon wu given Judplenl In tbe amount of 'JtU2 aaatnat Charles E. Jeffers ml (A)]eJdo 0 Or UD er Jellers. J'"IIP"""I wu sranled to PT.' PLEASANT .., A Point Untied Fuel Gu Omlpany In Ita Pleasant man who apecled to action aaalnat Marietta htmt aqu1rre1s Saturday, unManulacludDI OmiPIIIY In tbe derwent trea(!Deot Ill·Pleuant amount of p,oea.O'I, wtlb in- Valliy Hootpt~ afw lila car ploupd IntO a !lro hydrant IIIII bit a trea stnet, liNd- Fall Tour to . - 12"x75' ECONOMY ALCOA WRAP HECK'S REG 88c ,,, IIOUSIWAII 12 WASP CAP GUN AND CAPS HECK'S REG $1.66 IIOISIWAIE IIIPT• HOUSEWARES oz. 4.5 Oz TUIE SCOPE BRYLCREEM With Free HECK'S REG $L09 Hand Puppet Heck's Reg 92c ~ Gil• H COSMETIC DE 1. COSIIIfTit 191. KODAK CX 126·12 COLOR PRINT FILM SCHICK PLUS PLATINUM BLADES 15's '1 HECK'S ~- Jewelry Dept. LADIES' SWEATERS Pullovers, rnock· turtle neck. ond co rdigon swto,.rs in white ond pastel colon. Sires S-M-1. REGULAR $L60 l Heck's HECK'S Reg. REG $1.60 $5.88 tlOTI/IIIf III,T. COSMITIC 111T. J"rrginia SiteB 742·- Have Your Yurly Leading tbe homecoming parade wu the Point Pleasanl High School Big Blacks Band, under tbe dlrecllon of Gerald Stewart. Approslmately 40 Ooata and caro made up the procession. Named ao the best tbree Ooala in the parade were jjGreyhounda", IJ)OIIIOI'ed by N Squirrel F I ORVIU£ Dt8SON Rt.1 SWEETHEART DETERGENT '""'"' . .~ Judgmen.ts, Divorce, Ordered steering, auto.matlc:o.lransmi•flonr•power brakes. V-8 motor. · · . ___ ~ I iifoot ALCOA WRAP t!Je QUEEN CROWNED - Mellnda Grllafl, dalf&bler of Mra. Evelyn Wileman, of Sand Hill Road, la croWDid 1171 Point Pleuant lllgh Sdloolllomemmlni! Quoell by PPHS pt1nclpal Earl Sprouse. MJIIGrllafl'serrcort, Alanllunl, laatleft. Two Para.des on Friday 1965 DODGE S1095 '895 Coronet Deluxe 2 Or. Sedan, v.s motor, radio, . HECK'S REG• • • power steering, Torquefllte transmission. 220z. HECK'S REG. Me • l ••• • •• ••• •• s1295 $1095 1965 DODGE Coronet «0-4 Dr. Sedan, V-8 motor, radio. 1962 DODGE Custom 880-4 Or. 1001 USESI I $1295 Slt95 1963 DODGE Ten 24x14 reusable cloths. I' ~ S1295S1195 '695 s495 V-8 motor. radio. HANOI WIPES i Coronet 500- 2 Or. Hardtop. V-8 motor, radio, power steering. Torquefllle transmission, bucket seats, console. · SOlmt TROPICAL FISH , en ue.-.t.Jem ~ ' e .BLAEITNARS and ~ 51995 S1695 Coronet 440 - 2 Dr. Hardtop. V-8 motor, radio. powersleerlng. Torquefllte transmission, vinyl roof. : '- 1965 DODGE POINT PLEASANT STORE ,___________ ----------- ~ torquefllte transmission. 6 cyl. · Lad I NOW s1595 $1495 1967 DODGE Dart 270 4 Or. Sedan, radio, powersteering, . EXPERIENCED Radiator Service _______ 'REDUCED/ ~ servtce Busmess • · S 399 West Main . St., Pomeroy. Pomeroy. Phone 992-21~ 10-0-ltc r 10-11 -lfc - - - - - - - COAL furnace converted to ,..as, CRA-FTSMAN riding lawn cheap. Also, nice gentle ,;'are pony with saddle. Phone 111 ower. Phone 99'1·2429. 10-_11-3tc Chester 98 5-.m'l. 10' 9' 31 ' A U CT I D N SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, For Sale 1970, 10' 30 A.M. The following G.E. relrigerotor, good con will be sold at residence dltion Phone 992-6247. ~~=~~"so'i"F~:v~\r~. ':~:i 10-9-6tp o1 Athens): GLASSWARE: l970 DIAL 'N SEW ZIG ZAG Cut Glass Nappie, Salts, sewing machine left In From. the Largest Truck• of ' Butter Dish, Hand Glown layaway . Beautiful pastel Bulldozer Radlolor to the Cruet, Signed HelMy, Heloey color, full size model. All Bells, Early Fenlon, Bowland built-In to ·buttonhole, overSmallest Hooter Core. Cendle Holders, Coral Slag cast and fancy stitch. Pay jus1 ' . Bowl, Fry Ale Glo... $41.7 5 cosh or . terms OeprrAion Glass, Carnival, arranged. Trade-Ins ecSianed Northwood Dish, cepted. Phone 1192 56<1 : ••· ft2..214S · Pomeroy Condie Slicks, BLACK ' . i0-9-6fc Amethyst, Pressed, Pattern, · ,-----=- ___ . NuCut. CHINA: R. S. Prusslo VACUUM Cleaner brand new Red Star Bowl, Bavarian 1970model. Complete wllh oil Bowl, Flo Blue Plates, cleaning tools. Small paint German Chocolate set, Bridal ctamogeln shipping. Will toke Choc. Set, several Misc. S27 cash or terms U desired. Items. FUR.NITURE . Dry Phone 1192-56<1. Sink, Old Corner Cuf)boord, 10-9-6tc Cherry Rocker, Walnut Ladles O..k, Cherry Drop l'nd Complete Unt Leal Table. O.k, Moh<lganv ,--~.,.....-----, olSupplies Secretaries, Round O.k l'ed. Table and Choirs, Walnut ;DQ Rocker Coned Bottom ond Back,'Green Velvet Wal. Plot. MISOI'I,W. Y1. Rocker, Eorly Slont Top £" -... , 773-H7S O.ok, Glen Door Chino II Open Dilly I 1114 p.m. Cupboard, Wuh Sloild, 6:30tllfp.m. Mlhogeny Gate Log Din. Rm. Table~.Biankot Chest, Bross Bed, U'll'lt of drawers, Wei. Bed, C0pper and Bran Kettles, Flat and cam" Top Trunks, Sliver Candle Slicks, Indian Arti-Facto, $everol Statuaries, Pro-Columbian Arl, MokfCIII Wtre. Several llems o1 tnterftl not lloted. TERMS: CUlt I. D. Required. Ownl" IN. and Mrs. A. W. Skinner. BRADFORD AUCTION CD., RACINE, OHIO. A. C. BRADFORD. MGR. Ph. 9-fl-3121. C. C. BRADFORD, AUCT., Ww thlfl9lon, Ohio 614-flll.l.-. Lunch to be oerved. Pleast 10-11-lfc clip thlud. <1649. .__..._.._-_-_...___, "( 11 I l XI ] tiJ" ~ PRICES DRASTICALLY "~ :: " ~ standard shill. Auto Sales Sale ~ 1967 DODGE Coronet Deluxe 4 Or. Sedan, 6 cyl .. radio, HOBSTETTER REALTY ------ .~•' S1695 S1495 AWNINGS. storm doors and win d .o ws, car ports , marquees, blown and .batt Insulation. Elmctr White, 2429 · sales representative. For free 10. 11 .Jtc 15 ROOM BRICK VENEER -7 estimates, phone Charles - - - -- - - room residences up, 8 office Lisle. Syracuse. V. V. rooms down. Central heat. 5 Johnson and Son, Inc. garoges. Extra lot 100 x 100. .. 8-Jo.tfc . Onlv $42,.500.00 c8t: 1966 PONTIAC, GfO, .389, ,4. ., , ..> '('!'!)RM MORN IN~ heafl!r, like s eed. lj,.IJID. f<l*tir " '1969 ' " ...WAN'1''Ji.~1td~J!1·:.~o ' new. lldfff'ld gn, w :' Also, rovola Corfi 2 tloor hard· NICE HOMES Kenmore with blower, bottled fop, automatic, SI,SOO. Phone CALL 992-3325 gos, 170. Phone 742-5716. Chester '185-3503 offer 5 p.m. HELEN AND VIRGIL 9-30-tfc I0-6-61p TEAFORD --------------ASSOCIATES SYRACUSE IRISH cobblers and Kennebec 1967 PONTIAC Tempest, 4-<loor, 10-9-6tc ., potatoes. Charles Hilton, standars. V8, whitewalls . Portland. Ohio. Phone 8.43- Leaving States, must selL 2268 11195. Phone 992-30<15. rlOME building lots within 9-24-18tc 10-8-3tp · Plains Water Tuppers District. Close lo high school BASSET puppios, AKC. $30. F . 1962 RAMBLER classic. Ex- and fairgrounds . This Is a oew cellent condition. Phone 992- development. all lots large A. Benedum, Reedsville. 3<42. and have good drainage. Ohio. Phooe 667-3856. 10-6-6lp Phone 992·6887 after 5 p.m . 10-~-12tc 10-1-tfc For CAR LOT apartment, I0-6-6fc •' Dart Custom 4 Dr. Sedan, radio. Torquefllte transmission, 6 cyl., white· with green vinyl roof. GEO. HOBSTETTER, BROKER TUPPERS PLAINS, 2 new NEW LISTING - Nice 3 three-bedroom homes plu3 bed,·ooms, bath, carpeting, carporlond utility room . City Birch kitchen. Forced air water, totDI electric. Lot size furnace. 2 car garage, Nice 100)(200. J . W. Arbaugh. lot. Phone Coolville 667-3289. NEW LISTING- • bedrooms, 75-ACRE farm, ~~~rge house, 1 central heat and air conrooms and baht, 3 wells. barn, ditioning. Modern kitchen, 2 shed. call 1192-2518of1er 5 p.m. car garage. Middleport . 114,500.00 C.ll 742-5775. l0-6-6tc NEW LISTING - 50 ocres 6-ROOM- H-0-U-SE-.-bo -th·, -4~ Nice 6 room home, one floor, acres, In Long Bottom, Otllo. bath. full basement. gas Call 614-865-3325 New forced air furnace. Double Matamoras, Ohio or Chester garage. Minerals. $25,000.00 985-,.148. Paul Hauber, owner. 10·6-6tp GOOD BUY ·- 3 bedroom paneled home. Nice kitchen, electric range. Living room 14 2-STORY building with paved x 22. Lots of closets. Gas r,rklng tot. Also, J lots In forced air furnace. $12,000.00 Ph 992 2838 992 acine, one · or · oo_H_••..;.·_r_•x_.._,_ .._.,_ _. H AND N dar. old and started For leghorn put ets, both floor or DON'T pump your sluggish Rent cage grown available. septic tank. Get Kleon-Em Poultry Mousing and All Septic Tank Cleaner. 3 ROOM unfurrt'shed apart. Automation, Modern Poultry, landmark Farm Bureau, w~cru~ ••111 to your spoclflcttiont. SUes IVtltnlo now . changer . Balance S6·U5. Use ~ -budget terms . Call 992. 2 10 6_.1 ------,.---· c EARLY American Stereo-radio combination, AM & FM radio, 4 speaker sound system, 4 speed automatic changer. Btllance $78.169. Use our budget terms . Call 992-3.152. L __ Ioca lion n•• r Pomeroy · Available very soon. Phone 1192-738<, 992-7133 or ~i?J:c Help Wanted rn style, -4 speaker sound system, 4 speed automatic CIRCLE THIS AD ~- ~ •~;AsiluiiD' Mode . 1968 DODGE Real Estate For Sale -------,.--~o_-8-Jtc ·:· { • WAS PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS In Pomeroy Since Je53 PHONE992-2143 POMEROY, OHIO ALL ELECTRIC 3-bedroom home , full basement, aluminum siding, storm doors and windows. One acre of f.0~,:'.d 04~r~~~ well, 112 ·soo. ;~.. -S3QO BUICK DANNIE'S MOBILE HOME SALES ~ '100 TO BLAEnNARS Real Estate For Sale '· -SAVE · $2995 69 81 <l,.e Sabre 2 Or. 1 T., factory air cond. Avery nice clean car fr .n one of our repeat customers. 68 r.,u;ck Le Sabre Custom $2495 4 Or. :.edan. factory air cond. One careful local owner. 66 Chevrolet Caprice · $1695 4 Door H.T., V-8, factorY. air cond., full power. dark blue with black vrnyl top. luxury black nylon Interior. Chevy's best car. This one Is tops. 66 Ford Country Squire $1595 Station Wagon, V-e, beautiful White finish , wood grain sides. See Art Hoyt, Bill Nelson, Ceward Calvert or Fred Btaettnar, Over 700 New Mobile Homes In Stock 12 Years Financing - Trade For Anything SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS :DODGE •• •• ' 2 t >Or 1 ,, -., Factory air cond .• low mileage. full' r . · .ped. Extra sharp. 2 MILLION DOLLAR INVENTORY ·.•. Begins Oct. 16 Black Walnut . METAL FOOT LOCKER IIGcl Blue, Silos: ll"ol5li"k121!a", Colon: and 6old. Full tray incluclod. Q.OTHING DEPT. $ 7. 6 BUMPER ~?'·JACK $ 99 Reek's Reg. $U9 AmMOTtrl lilT. HECK'S PORCH. & FLOOR ENAMEL HECK'S REG $5.T1 ROBERK TRUCK MIRROR $ 66 PICK·UP 01 VAN 1YPI RQAIL VALUI $1.91 ~ 12 oz. JOHNSON'S KIT W~AX �• M-'DieSundaJTimot-Sentinei,SUnclaf,OUoberll,tll70 . · B~ptists Look Ahead tq. N~w l'ro~.t~ms e=r:a~btfS5''f!1:\=·= · ~=~:::·:Y~~ , POMEIIOY - Will the SQutllorri paptlit Convontlon be left beblhd In tile world of tomorrow? Follow!ns Ia a penetrallnll look at wbat IJ happenln& ,within the orKanizati<ID of our denciDinatlon and at what . - to happen. to happen. Discuaslon of the sreat cbanses In oUr world Is tile """ Indoor llpCrt. There are him· dreds of boob diagnosing whatbubappened,sndadozen major books speculatiDB what will happen. tbe ressonlor this enormous productivity Is that we oeem to be cauahl in a permanent con Unum of diJcemible change. tbere Is, of course, a ...,. In , whlebchan8elaMW new. Since Adam, 111811 bu been slowly chaniin& fr<lm one generatloo to another. The oboervera generally agree that tile new dlmenllona In the chaniea of today art that tlley are greatly accelerated, and that IIIey can be oeen as they are bal)IIOIIlnK. In the late 50's Southern Baptist leaders became aware of lhe changing clrcumatances, some more than others, some keenly, some vaguely. Moot of lhese people were aware of certain cbangea taking place In the denomination. tbese men and women also looked ahead. What they saw wasanewanddllferentworld. As they looked they asked chl!reh olllc:m Ill . 11!0 F.,.!i,QI)o ~ ~ cil,. lelhara7. ~~ II no 1\hlf lot bepD to ~' around at their 1~ to~llld work.l"ll am llld ma~ 111• ' A"llpotli; Mr',l· ~ ,. :lira;' · ~ .6Vi\' the put, 'I t II a !lWII worlt. They aaw !J)emoe!veo lhe operatlnll .JIDilta of the 'Die !fam conslated ·of J'l"Y.; ~I ~ure, ~ !'(,' ~ ·1'!1; ~· llld lor ~ ld 1 newiJ&I!L . varloaa prGCraml': IJid the lloiWIIWI,area~of f"'*"""FirltSc"-ihoir~ aiield 14:illlll':rel....., to._ Many JI09 a11r1ec1 to work, . . .I SundaJ Sdlool I!GarJI, Sclp_to YaUeY """'"adon;.Rev; Cb.P,fl, '··~· .,.. MI"·o Rlclli,ril ·,dp,bJ 0!1' O!a~llon. MOlt 11 Jndtrldu6; 1101110 In Wnman'a Ml""'QIWY Union IIDd •· ' · gi'OUJ)II. Wballbeydldwunot Brotherhood w,bo E I ' 'R' always ~lly related, but migbllly to dliCOVer 111111 pat. . . ......,.lh lhore wu more toms for the bulc wort olthe relalednesa !hall they ll!lqlned. cburcllea- '1'- pUp liked : .' · . · ,. . Moved by the Rol)' I1PJrll. the7 many -hlnl qqestiQI)l: .·• ,. ~-·"· ! c· PO~ ··J\ were altempllnjj to lind lhe ...., What are tile t:ue objeetlvea • ~ " Umes. of tile churchos? \VIlli are the bulo functions A fino -cllon of CPO ~d<tlt In both IIMII and Thoro ware t1tree apecW of the churcbeaT ·- unlined modalo. Smart plaid poflerns In llthl ond groups that worked at the How can the procram leadon .dtrk lhadllltl plus a big Milcflon of ritvyillv.. . problem In systematic waya: correlate their wort! Viln tilt IMiay IIIIMOnd boyo ..,......,.111 ontba 111 !lie Branch Cmunlllee to Study How can,.. retain !he belt of floor , ... See IIH CPO .lldtlll ollll oava Total Prosram who IOVIIIt to the old and acquire lha best of dtflnt IIIII 11lo. . . put the Convenlkln asencles in a the new? position to IJIIWel' ov-Uona : Wbat,..baveseenal-kll the Executive Cmunlttee who a democratic respon1e to change. I am convinced that In It the Holy Spirit IJ for&lt.g a Men's 6.9$ CPO's •••• Sale 5.99 new dynaml< lor the fulure, a · · Men's' 7.95 CPO's - • • . Sale 6.99 dynamic that centen In the . Men'S 8.95 CPO's - . • - Sale 7.79 cqrtptiOJI 81 the lllinll1r)' Men's 11.95 CPO's-- • • Sale 9.59 used Ute book of"""'-'··· Ch servant of Qu'lst bolh lnalde en•"••-~ and oulllde !he walla of the Men's 12.95 CPO's • • • • Sale 10.59 las hla leal. He emphaalzed five church bulldiJig Man's 13.95 CPO's •••• Sale 11.29 reoponslbilltles of lbe church The above .tementa _... Men's 17.95 C PO's •.•• Sale 14.49 which are: "Fellowsblp In the made by Albert McClellan, wbo Gospel, Conllrmatloo of the IJ prograni planning aecretary Men's 19.95 CPO's • ... Sale 16.29 ~=~ ~~ SBC Executive Committee: the of the ,.~1 NaabvUle, Tennessee. - ... -... """~'""' Tltls put SUnday cllmued Store opens Monday Put.r Chapman closed with the planning and Jll'1!INU'IIIIOO Morning aU:30 brief remarks ol lhanb and ommendstl to Faith Ba tlst period, but marked the on P beginning of111811y new cbanges c Church lot their vlalon llld in the PfOIII'IUD of 1 Southern labor of love In the Gospel. Baptist Church tbe new building of Faith tbe blUest clwnge came In Baptist Church IJ weD under the SUnday School PrcJsram. conatructlon, llld at Ibis report tbe new "Grouplng.Qradlng" the brlcl< aiding Is neor COlli· plan now bas titles of Adult pletloo. As 10011 81 the ~ Division, Youth Division, lrussea arrive and art pullnw Children's Division, and Boys 4.95 CPO'S Sale U9 place, the roof will be COlli· Preschool DlviJton Within aach Boys 5.95 CPO's Sale 5.29 pleted u well as the Interior. dlvlalon grouping will Boys 6.95 CPO's Sale 5.99 The IarKe! dale for SOI'YICOI In be ace..:.n..g to wbat Btede the Boys 7.95 CPO's · Sale 6.99 ~::;., bulldlns Is pupU attends In publk school. Boys 8.95 CPO's - • • Sale 7.79 Dedicatloo ·and special ..,. SUnday School Utenture bas vi b ellst Doo Moff 1 also been up-dated. The Boys 9.95 CPO's • • • Sale ce Y evang a matertol wt11 encourage more Boys 11.95 CPO's • - - · Sale 9.59 will he held shortly after personal mble atudjl and living Boys 12.95 CPO's · · · · Sale 10.59 Christmas. Preaently, the Bible lrulba tbroulh the week. COIIJI'Og&Uoo Is boldlng servloot SUch titlea as Youth In Search Boys 13.95 CPO's • • - • Sale 11.29 In the Masonic BuDding In and Youth In Action are I]IJ>Icai Boys 15.95 CPO's • • ·• Sale 13.39 downtown Gallipolis. The of the New SUnda School Boys 17.95 CPO's . - - - Sale 14.49 general public Is welcome to the booldeflt Y services, activities and Also aftected by the program programs of Faith Baptist change will be Training Union, Church. Women's Missionary Union, Brotherhood, and Music l'roiP'am materlaiJ. Ateam from lhe Scioto Valley Alln. attended a two-day , lhemaelveslbeqUHtlon, "What ~ lhe eervanll of the Lcrd Jesus Christ do to advance his ldngdom in: tbe apartment boule -ld The world dominated by youth tbe world of tile IICienllflc mind The world educatloo of secular tbe world ofleiJure The age of instant e<nn· municatlon and Instant travel tbe age of the computer tbe ase oflflluence?" As mon llld womon ...,. milled to the Lordlhlp of Qu'lst, and aware of the ahlltlna currenfl of the times, they ·J !. I "• l l l l : labo~d · -·.... _ N~'!..!~c ~!. . . . ...._. ~.. m.. ,. ..,..1 ~ -~ , ~ - · • •1 --,.r:-~ ,. .,... .. ,.., ...........~... ~ .- ~· .....• .....• _ft·?O--.•• 1 •• •- ...-·I ' . ~ I 0 ...... .. - ---~·::~.:-::.~. . .r :---' : .{:.~:~.~-- • · _.,. ~ ... . ,.. ..... . . ... • ,.... , . I•• •• ' ..... ,.. _ ,....~_ •~· '' ' '.. ·1 .. ... _,...... ........ • ' ' . •' 1 ' ·ov E ' LBER'_"F'·E_·L·:o··,s..··,·,·n·,, '.f?. .o··M'... .. to' ':"'!:·'IGI' in . CENTS j,CK. 'ETS ~ ;,; flY: , . MEN'S SIZES l • c• Council of former New Church Recognized by Council GALLIPOUS - The newly organized Faith Baptist Church of Gallipolis was officially recognized by a specially called council Thursday, Oct. 8 at the First Baptist Church. Invited paslora, ·messengers of churches, evangellsfl, and missionaries were welcomed at the be!llnnlng of the councU session at . 2 pm. In the ·audllortiDII by Rev. Joseph Chapman, pastor of Faith Baptist. The councU wss officially aUed Into ,...ion by Pastor Chapman. Earl Umbagsh, state missionary for the Ohio Assoclatiofl of Regular Baptist Church was named permanent moderat.r, and Rev. Robert Tlce, Wheelersburg, permanent clerk wubur DenniB, chairman of the board of descons of Fruth Baptist gave 8 detailed history of the ~burch from the minutes taken from the be!llnnlng of the new work to the preoent. Umbaugh read the letter sent to paot.rs, mlsaionarles, and evangelists 11 a point of order followed by a roll cell and the response Of thooe present. n.e church covenent, consldered ilrst defines the Scriptural stand, the life of the church and ill members, Ita name purpose document of incorPoration, ai>d associations. In the part under "Assoclat!ono" It says: ''Thill church shall be an Independent, autonomous church, subject onlytoJesusQu'lst,theHoadof The Church. It shall not be in cooperation with any KfOUII that permits the presence of apostates or apostasy. Thla church shall be In cooperation with the Ohio Association of Regular Baptist Church and tha General Association of Regular Baptist Churches." The Articlea of Faith were eumlned which deals with the doctrines of the Word of God. Following !his the governmental order and Internal structure was discussed. SUggestions were presented by !he council for consideration and necessary cbanKeaodvlsed. The church agreed to enter Into a discussion as soon as possible. This does not change the document, but necessitates some minor revlsiona. The council unanimously adopted a motion from the floor to accept and declare the Faith Baptist Church of Gallipolis a sound , Bible believing, separated, New Testament Church, and thet the entire Constitution be accepted as Biblical, and that !Ia 'rl pages were hlgbly commendable. The council pas~ed unanimously another motion that appreciation be extended to the Firat Baptist Church ol ~ for the 1110 of the chunlh lacllllles. D 1• 1 ate Ine · The supper hour waa potlu<k in the Fellowship Room with tile invited personnel .. guesta of Faith Baptist. tbe hoapltallty committee prepared and served the meal. The evening service began at 7 In tile main audltorlwn of the church with put.r Groillmund as moderat.r. Pastor Loomis led a song service llld sang a special number 1 " Peace, Peace." Mr. Ttce, clert, reported the afternoon lll!lllioo and presented the recom· mendatloos and molloos to the CODifBBallon. Evangelist Moffat gave the charge to the church using Acts 8:3 as hla test and pcesented three thoughfl, "Honea! report, Full of the Holy Spirit, and Wisdom." .. -Past.r Harry Cole, Gallipolis, read from Acto 20: 11.m which reveall the actual purpoiO ol lhe church and lis leaders and put.r. Rev. Marion Wllllanui, Gallipolis, led in the prayer and dedication snd conaecratlon. Shirley Chapman wu organiJt and Mrs. Donald Moffat, pianist. Rev. Earl Umbaugh brought the 1110111111• of the evening and I Gatt• Property Transfers J-- ~· §~~~s~.Clu~'l i Patlerna a.n '7,oo0 Ea~h &oni JUJ.Y PT. PLEASANT - Two I, former Point Pleasant IIIah School principals, Charles 1 Wllhera snd Charles Chambers, I were each awarded $'1,1100 by a 1 UJ I peijt jury In tholr ~e suifl 1 I against I. Broota Srnlth, BY HOBART WILSON, JR. Superintendent of Mason County Schools. Jurors clellberated ooe and a half hours before returnilll a BY HOBART WilBON JR, With the celebration of NaUooal NOWipllpe:rboy Dsy Satur· decision In the caae at 12:51 pm. Friday In Muon Counlf day, another National NeWBpaper Week became blstorY. Circuit Court, wbare Judge +++ James Lee Thompson prealdad. DURING the weeklong observance, artlclea were published In the action, WbJch resulted lllresslng the close link between lhiJ nation's bistorY and the from Supt. Smith's r"'om· IUtory of nOIIIJNIIIOI'Iin the United States. Purpose of the articles mendalkln of !heir lranlfer In was to help deftlopa pa.,...tlve lor readers to better underotand the spring oft11611, the p1ain111fs the relalionsblpofthe pre111 and our national heritage. were allkin& lor damages +++ totallng $1110,000. (NOTE - tbe Dally Tribune obllerved It's Tllh birthday on c. J. Hyer, attorne)' lor Supt. Friday, Ocl2. tbe first Dally Tribune waa published on that date Smith, Indicated bt would In 1893.) present a motlm a.oldnjJ lor a +++ new trial. Edward H. Greene o1 IN winding up National Newspaper Waek, we would like to Hunllnlllon was COIIIIMI lor reprint "The Joumallst's Creed," authored by Walter WIIIIJms, Withers and Chambers. Wram w. Daugherty was Dean, School of Journalllon, Urdvenlty of Mluourl. It follows : jury lotamall. Others roaching +++ I beUeYe that lhe Public Journal ill a public trust; that all CGIIIIICied with It are, to the luU meuure of their reapooolbllity, lnlllees fer the public; that acceptance ola 1euer service than Meigs the public .mce IJ betrayal of Ibis trust. I believe !hat clear lh!Mlng and clear lllatemenl, &«UnnC)', and rm-, are fundamental to good journallam. I believe that a joumallst should write only what be hnldlln bla to be true. I believe that suppression of the newa, for fillY CUIIIderatlon otiMr than tile welfare of aoclety, IJ lndefenlllble. J. B. O'Brien, Roberta I believe tbat no one should Wfiq aa a jolll'llallal what be O'Brien to Andrew E. Batay, would not uy a• a genUeman: thet bribery by one's own Betty Jo Batey, Corrective pocUibool: lias much to be avoided u bribery by !he pod<etbook Deed, PouMI). ol anot!Mr; that Individual reaponslbillty may not be eacaped by Earl Wells, Oara Wells to Jllead!ni another's lnlinlcUonJ cr another's dividends. WIIey Cotnell, lAta, Portland. I believe that advertlsillg, newa and editorial colllllllll should Clrl Bobn Racbol allte eervethe best Interests of resdars; that a single llandard o1 Jemlna to Barberi! E. Coats, belplul truth and cleamesa should prevaU for all; !hat !he Pl. lot No. 21, Nyn Add., lllpreiiiO test ol good journsllsm IJ the measure of Ita public llll'V1ce. . . Alloc:llte•. Ind., I believe !hat the journalism which 111cceoda beat- and best Jamco "-'latea, Inc., for· de'!tl""" success - lean God and holion man; Is stoutly in· mer)J KluOu, to RGaald E. depandont, IIDIIIOVI!CI by pride of opbBon or greed of power, MulleDI, Marjorie ~.. Mnu..., Clllllllrudlw tolerant but never careless, sclf-c<lltrolled, patient, Lot, Mlddl_.t. always .._tfu) of ill reader3 but aiWlJI unalralJ, II quU:tly Truman P.llrewa, dec'd., to ladlgnant at !njUJtlce; 1.-unswayed by the appeal of pr!vllese or Marpret M. Br~"• 4ft, the clamor ol the mob; liB8Iat to give every man a chance, and, as TriiW., Melp. Margaret M. Brew•r to far a• law llld bmeat ....,llld recognitloo ol human brGtherhood can make It so, an equal chance; IJ tnfound1y Potrtoll• ..we Franklin Real Eltate, II A., Salem. lllncerely promoting International good will and Cli!!Mnlilll worldFrank Curry, Lilla Curry to . comnulesblp; IJ a jo1&'ll8llam of humanity, of llld fnr today'a Oblo Power Co., !.pO A., s.Jem. nrkl. ~BID,Jr.,~E.RIDto ·, +++ liiiiJ C. HiD, &lll AnD BID, 7.7J TWENTY YEAIIS ,ltfKJ, from the llleo of tile Dail)' Tribune 'lleekl7 Gallla :riJnea ... Dr. N. Howard Foeter eleeted A.,~.SuttCIII. Otis _..,, Pb,uJa Bailey, .w.:t WltaJ, 811~ ~ to lletty L.Nllilh Soot!,Qblo Allitnov~Ue, Dillrlct named durinc David Claland, LAida I. ,Ciellild, Colle!lelfoall •11Dilll Queen ... PFC Mllill A. Joim- 1.11 A., Sl!tiGD. ' . , II, G•Dipolls, WGIIIIIIi'll.lll KQrean War .. , H. W. Wttbetbolt Mltlon RlcP. r.tt.r 'll!QI Soutbe~ Qb!a- ll'~per •.....WUon JrOsldent to Sherman !lllmllllrtleld, t:.Jts, laD .alon held II"Oblo tllllvmi!J In Alhe1w ... lfGizer Olive. . fllllj drive reedla tilt~ marll ... Blue DeviJa rally Wlllle w. wtaa,Wile,lllrprel Wise !D Geoevll ~ A., . q..rter.doificllto defeat Wellllon Golden Rocket•, Salisbury. 1 "" ..... Ish. president ; .ck, vice~ sr Neal, oeulab Mltoclt Carter. otty Lucaa, Richard a-•··•·· Withers, Ouunhers Get ,-----------------~---------1 I I Burchett C<lllllrucia .. told that [9. · BOYS' SIZES 9!l'f.- ., ~ber In ~qJn!lus ' laat operations otl out to f the dead ..... only (lambodla. apokeaman Ioree esn ottac:ked Ill Sunday "" 38 miles Penh, with ..., reports live cam. wounded . 1r, 50, Unankle in- ID ,, ' You Owe ·Y~urself ~ mt at Bob - ln>unds. He t 10 p.m. Warren H. Clcine, was JbservatJon accident on ( ., tlllclea and lllger!nthe juries to ber talctll to a • who hod • taken to Hoopitalby :e and ad,... cllecl to to malntaJn ..:.• . "'' oce. &ulday two lamageaina 1111 li State •Ridge._. by l'ltrlek ne &ule t, I the WI'OIIIJ AND. wllb .' ):· lj't ,' ' MINIM;U; M . ' .. c,H ·E .C:·KI· N~G · At ·the ~'Old 1......,. . ~ "'"'-dlll..,-s o rllgl)t~r pay form ll command " • • Income nt list Church. snt patients to Hot.er ,over the ELECI'ROClJTED GUITARIST STAFFORD, England (UPI) -Kevin Green, 23-year.,ld lead guitarlat with the Seesaw, a British Jql group, wu electrocuted by blllnltnunent clurlns a concert Friday evening at a school. An offldal at the school said Green had jut plugg• hla guitar into an amplifying unit and ..... tuning .... "when ~ guitar --.1 to touch a micropllone. Tbere wu a flash." Ambulance personnel who arrived oo the scene within m!nutea tried to revive him but the mUIIclan already waa dead, the olllctaJ said. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED WASHINGTON (UPI)-Hugb Sloan Jr., an aide to President Nbrmt'a appo!ntmenta ......,tary Dwlaht Chapin, and Oeborab Murray, aulatant to Mn. Nls· on'a•soctal....,tary Lucy Win· chester, bave announced their engqement. Mia Murray Is the daughter of Mr. llld Mrs. ~ A. Murray ofiiDcky River, Oblo, while Sloan IJ the aon ol Mr. and Mn. Hugh Sloan Ill-. of Prlnceton:.=:=::!.•.::.N:::.J·~--­ • lid McCoy. ELBERFELDS in ·POMEROY preparation . ttl , the decision included: .illlby Young, Maxine WalhlnKton, tmosene Stewar~ Nancy J. Hamm, Donald W. Gresthouae, Barbara Cerlsch, Audrey B. Hammack, Richard Dow, Charles Mlller, Barbara MeDaniel and Vonc!el Bush. youran the ~ in the~.. Ftml!y ......- -~~~~~"')'!.t~/ ltvtna II .,,.,•r. "'"'· Ioken out ci1 •''·· Slaft F1rm II all know ailaul In· ''· m,. ... - . . ,,. ,, ., •• . ~·~=w . I ' ., .··' ! ' '',:fo ,· . p:::;~ !' ' '. ' ·>,. • .,;, 1'1 ~- ~r-,, .. -, .' .. "'' f "' :.:'~:,. 'I .. .... ~- ~-. r·r 'j - �• M-'DieSundaJTimot-Sentinei,SUnclaf,OUoberll,tll70 . · B~ptists Look Ahead tq. N~w l'ro~.t~ms e=r:a~btfS5''f!1:\=·= · ~=~:::·:Y~~ , POMEIIOY - Will the SQutllorri paptlit Convontlon be left beblhd In tile world of tomorrow? Follow!ns Ia a penetrallnll look at wbat IJ happenln& ,within the orKanizati<ID of our denciDinatlon and at what . - to happen. to happen. Discuaslon of the sreat cbanses In oUr world Is tile """ Indoor llpCrt. There are him· dreds of boob diagnosing whatbubappened,sndadozen major books speculatiDB what will happen. tbe ressonlor this enormous productivity Is that we oeem to be cauahl in a permanent con Unum of diJcemible change. tbere Is, of course, a ...,. In , whlebchan8elaMW new. Since Adam, 111811 bu been slowly chaniin& fr<lm one generatloo to another. The oboervera generally agree that tile new dlmenllona In the chaniea of today art that tlley are greatly accelerated, and that IIIey can be oeen as they are bal)IIOIIlnK. In the late 50's Southern Baptist leaders became aware of lhe changing clrcumatances, some more than others, some keenly, some vaguely. Moot of lhese people were aware of certain cbangea taking place In the denomination. tbese men and women also looked ahead. What they saw wasanewanddllferentworld. As they looked they asked chl!reh olllc:m Ill . 11!0 F.,.!i,QI)o ~ ~ cil,. lelhara7. ~~ II no 1\hlf lot bepD to ~' around at their 1~ to~llld work.l"ll am llld ma~ 111• ' A"llpotli; Mr',l· ~ ,. :lira;' · ~ .6Vi\' the put, 'I t II a !lWII worlt. They aaw !J)emoe!veo lhe operatlnll .JIDilta of the 'Die !fam conslated ·of J'l"Y.; ~I ~ure, ~ !'(,' ~ ·1'!1; ~· llld lor ~ ld 1 newiJ&I!L . varloaa prGCraml': IJid the lloiWIIWI,area~of f"'*"""FirltSc"-ihoir~ aiield 14:illlll':rel....., to._ Many JI09 a11r1ec1 to work, . . .I SundaJ Sdlool I!GarJI, Sclp_to YaUeY """'"adon;.Rev; Cb.P,fl, '··~· .,.. MI"·o Rlclli,ril ·,dp,bJ 0!1' O!a~llon. MOlt 11 Jndtrldu6; 1101110 In Wnman'a Ml""'QIWY Union IIDd •· ' · gi'OUJ)II. Wballbeydldwunot Brotherhood w,bo E I ' 'R' always ~lly related, but migbllly to dliCOVer 111111 pat. . . ......,.lh lhore wu more toms for the bulc wort olthe relalednesa !hall they ll!lqlned. cburcllea- '1'- pUp liked : .' · . · ,. . Moved by the Rol)' I1PJrll. the7 many -hlnl qqestiQI)l: .·• ,. ~-·"· ! c· PO~ ··J\ were altempllnjj to lind lhe ...., What are tile t:ue objeetlvea • ~ " Umes. of tile churchos? \VIlli are the bulo functions A fino -cllon of CPO ~d<tlt In both IIMII and Thoro ware t1tree apecW of the churcbeaT ·- unlined modalo. Smart plaid poflerns In llthl ond groups that worked at the How can the procram leadon .dtrk lhadllltl plus a big Milcflon of ritvyillv.. . problem In systematic waya: correlate their wort! Viln tilt IMiay IIIIMOnd boyo ..,......,.111 ontba 111 !lie Branch Cmunlllee to Study How can,.. retain !he belt of floor , ... See IIH CPO .lldtlll ollll oava Total Prosram who IOVIIIt to the old and acquire lha best of dtflnt IIIII 11lo. . . put the Convenlkln asencles in a the new? position to IJIIWel' ov-Uona : Wbat,..baveseenal-kll the Executive Cmunlttee who a democratic respon1e to change. I am convinced that In It the Holy Spirit IJ for&lt.g a Men's 6.9$ CPO's •••• Sale 5.99 new dynaml< lor the fulure, a · · Men's' 7.95 CPO's - • • . Sale 6.99 dynamic that centen In the . Men'S 8.95 CPO's - . • - Sale 7.79 cqrtptiOJI 81 the lllinll1r)' Men's 11.95 CPO's-- • • Sale 9.59 used Ute book of"""'-'··· Ch servant of Qu'lst bolh lnalde en•"••-~ and oulllde !he walla of the Men's 12.95 CPO's • • • • Sale 10.59 las hla leal. He emphaalzed five church bulldiJig Man's 13.95 CPO's •••• Sale 11.29 reoponslbilltles of lbe church The above .tementa _... Men's 17.95 C PO's •.•• Sale 14.49 which are: "Fellowsblp In the made by Albert McClellan, wbo Gospel, Conllrmatloo of the IJ prograni planning aecretary Men's 19.95 CPO's • ... Sale 16.29 ~=~ ~~ SBC Executive Committee: the of the ,.~1 NaabvUle, Tennessee. - ... -... """~'""' Tltls put SUnday cllmued Store opens Monday Put.r Chapman closed with the planning and Jll'1!INU'IIIIOO Morning aU:30 brief remarks ol lhanb and ommendstl to Faith Ba tlst period, but marked the on P beginning of111811y new cbanges c Church lot their vlalon llld in the PfOIII'IUD of 1 Southern labor of love In the Gospel. Baptist Church tbe new building of Faith tbe blUest clwnge came In Baptist Church IJ weD under the SUnday School PrcJsram. conatructlon, llld at Ibis report tbe new "Grouplng.Qradlng" the brlcl< aiding Is neor COlli· plan now bas titles of Adult pletloo. As 10011 81 the ~ Division, Youth Division, lrussea arrive and art pullnw Children's Division, and Boys 4.95 CPO'S Sale U9 place, the roof will be COlli· Preschool DlviJton Within aach Boys 5.95 CPO's Sale 5.29 pleted u well as the Interior. dlvlalon grouping will Boys 6.95 CPO's Sale 5.99 The IarKe! dale for SOI'YICOI In be ace..:.n..g to wbat Btede the Boys 7.95 CPO's · Sale 6.99 ~::;., bulldlns Is pupU attends In publk school. Boys 8.95 CPO's - • • Sale 7.79 Dedicatloo ·and special ..,. SUnday School Utenture bas vi b ellst Doo Moff 1 also been up-dated. The Boys 9.95 CPO's • • • Sale ce Y evang a matertol wt11 encourage more Boys 11.95 CPO's • - - · Sale 9.59 will he held shortly after personal mble atudjl and living Boys 12.95 CPO's · · · · Sale 10.59 Christmas. Preaently, the Bible lrulba tbroulh the week. COIIJI'Og&Uoo Is boldlng servloot SUch titlea as Youth In Search Boys 13.95 CPO's • • - • Sale 11.29 In the Masonic BuDding In and Youth In Action are I]IJ>Icai Boys 15.95 CPO's • • ·• Sale 13.39 downtown Gallipolis. The of the New SUnda School Boys 17.95 CPO's . - - - Sale 14.49 general public Is welcome to the booldeflt Y services, activities and Also aftected by the program programs of Faith Baptist change will be Training Union, Church. Women's Missionary Union, Brotherhood, and Music l'roiP'am materlaiJ. Ateam from lhe Scioto Valley Alln. attended a two-day , lhemaelveslbeqUHtlon, "What ~ lhe eervanll of the Lcrd Jesus Christ do to advance his ldngdom in: tbe apartment boule -ld The world dominated by youth tbe world of tile IICienllflc mind The world educatloo of secular tbe world ofleiJure The age of instant e<nn· municatlon and Instant travel tbe age of the computer tbe ase oflflluence?" As mon llld womon ...,. milled to the Lordlhlp of Qu'lst, and aware of the ahlltlna currenfl of the times, they ·J !. I "• l l l l : labo~d · -·.... _ N~'!..!~c ~!. . . . ...._. ~.. m.. ,. ..,..1 ~ -~ , ~ - · • •1 --,.r:-~ ,. .,... .. ,.., ...........~... ~ .- ~· .....• .....• _ft·?O--.•• 1 •• •- ...-·I ' . ~ I 0 ...... .. - ---~·::~.:-::.~. . .r :---' : .{:.~:~.~-- • · _.,. ~ ... . ,.. ..... . . ... • ,.... , . I•• •• ' ..... ,.. _ ,....~_ •~· '' ' '.. ·1 .. ... _,...... ........ • ' ' . •' 1 ' ·ov E ' LBER'_"F'·E_·L·:o··,s..··,·,·n·,, '.f?. .o··M'... .. to' ':"'!:·'IGI' in . CENTS j,CK. 'ETS ~ ;,; flY: , . MEN'S SIZES l • c• Council of former New Church Recognized by Council GALLIPOUS - The newly organized Faith Baptist Church of Gallipolis was officially recognized by a specially called council Thursday, Oct. 8 at the First Baptist Church. Invited paslora, ·messengers of churches, evangellsfl, and missionaries were welcomed at the be!llnnlng of the councU session at . 2 pm. In the ·audllortiDII by Rev. Joseph Chapman, pastor of Faith Baptist. The councU wss officially aUed Into ,...ion by Pastor Chapman. Earl Umbagsh, state missionary for the Ohio Assoclatiofl of Regular Baptist Church was named permanent moderat.r, and Rev. Robert Tlce, Wheelersburg, permanent clerk wubur DenniB, chairman of the board of descons of Fruth Baptist gave 8 detailed history of the ~burch from the minutes taken from the be!llnnlng of the new work to the preoent. Umbaugh read the letter sent to paot.rs, mlsaionarles, and evangelists 11 a point of order followed by a roll cell and the response Of thooe present. n.e church covenent, consldered ilrst defines the Scriptural stand, the life of the church and ill members, Ita name purpose document of incorPoration, ai>d associations. In the part under "Assoclat!ono" It says: ''Thill church shall be an Independent, autonomous church, subject onlytoJesusQu'lst,theHoadof The Church. It shall not be in cooperation with any KfOUII that permits the presence of apostates or apostasy. Thla church shall be In cooperation with the Ohio Association of Regular Baptist Church and tha General Association of Regular Baptist Churches." The Articlea of Faith were eumlned which deals with the doctrines of the Word of God. Following !his the governmental order and Internal structure was discussed. SUggestions were presented by !he council for consideration and necessary cbanKeaodvlsed. The church agreed to enter Into a discussion as soon as possible. This does not change the document, but necessitates some minor revlsiona. The council unanimously adopted a motion from the floor to accept and declare the Faith Baptist Church of Gallipolis a sound , Bible believing, separated, New Testament Church, and thet the entire Constitution be accepted as Biblical, and that !Ia 'rl pages were hlgbly commendable. The council pas~ed unanimously another motion that appreciation be extended to the Firat Baptist Church ol ~ for the 1110 of the chunlh lacllllles. D 1• 1 ate Ine · The supper hour waa potlu<k in the Fellowship Room with tile invited personnel .. guesta of Faith Baptist. tbe hoapltallty committee prepared and served the meal. The evening service began at 7 In tile main audltorlwn of the church with put.r Groillmund as moderat.r. Pastor Loomis led a song service llld sang a special number 1 " Peace, Peace." Mr. Ttce, clert, reported the afternoon lll!lllioo and presented the recom· mendatloos and molloos to the CODifBBallon. Evangelist Moffat gave the charge to the church using Acts 8:3 as hla test and pcesented three thoughfl, "Honea! report, Full of the Holy Spirit, and Wisdom." .. -Past.r Harry Cole, Gallipolis, read from Acto 20: 11.m which reveall the actual purpoiO ol lhe church and lis leaders and put.r. Rev. Marion Wllllanui, Gallipolis, led in the prayer and dedication snd conaecratlon. Shirley Chapman wu organiJt and Mrs. Donald Moffat, pianist. Rev. Earl Umbaugh brought the 1110111111• of the evening and I Gatt• Property Transfers J-- ~· §~~~s~.Clu~'l i Patlerna a.n '7,oo0 Ea~h &oni JUJ.Y PT. PLEASANT - Two I, former Point Pleasant IIIah School principals, Charles 1 Wllhera snd Charles Chambers, I were each awarded $'1,1100 by a 1 UJ I peijt jury In tholr ~e suifl 1 I against I. Broota Srnlth, BY HOBART WILSON, JR. Superintendent of Mason County Schools. Jurors clellberated ooe and a half hours before returnilll a BY HOBART WilBON JR, With the celebration of NaUooal NOWipllpe:rboy Dsy Satur· decision In the caae at 12:51 pm. Friday In Muon Counlf day, another National NeWBpaper Week became blstorY. Circuit Court, wbare Judge +++ James Lee Thompson prealdad. DURING the weeklong observance, artlclea were published In the action, WbJch resulted lllresslng the close link between lhiJ nation's bistorY and the from Supt. Smith's r"'om· IUtory of nOIIIJNIIIOI'Iin the United States. Purpose of the articles mendalkln of !heir lranlfer In was to help deftlopa pa.,...tlve lor readers to better underotand the spring oft11611, the p1ain111fs the relalionsblpofthe pre111 and our national heritage. were allkin& lor damages +++ totallng $1110,000. (NOTE - tbe Dally Tribune obllerved It's Tllh birthday on c. J. Hyer, attorne)' lor Supt. Friday, Ocl2. tbe first Dally Tribune waa published on that date Smith, Indicated bt would In 1893.) present a motlm a.oldnjJ lor a +++ new trial. Edward H. Greene o1 IN winding up National Newspaper Waek, we would like to Hunllnlllon was COIIIIMI lor reprint "The Joumallst's Creed," authored by Walter WIIIIJms, Withers and Chambers. Wram w. Daugherty was Dean, School of Journalllon, Urdvenlty of Mluourl. It follows : jury lotamall. Others roaching +++ I beUeYe that lhe Public Journal ill a public trust; that all CGIIIIICied with It are, to the luU meuure of their reapooolbllity, lnlllees fer the public; that acceptance ola 1euer service than Meigs the public .mce IJ betrayal of Ibis trust. I believe !hat clear lh!Mlng and clear lllatemenl, &«UnnC)', and rm-, are fundamental to good journallam. I believe that a joumallst should write only what be hnldlln bla to be true. I believe that suppression of the newa, for fillY CUIIIderatlon otiMr than tile welfare of aoclety, IJ lndefenlllble. J. B. O'Brien, Roberta I believe tbat no one should Wfiq aa a jolll'llallal what be O'Brien to Andrew E. Batay, would not uy a• a genUeman: thet bribery by one's own Betty Jo Batey, Corrective pocUibool: lias much to be avoided u bribery by !he pod<etbook Deed, PouMI). ol anot!Mr; that Individual reaponslbillty may not be eacaped by Earl Wells, Oara Wells to Jllead!ni another's lnlinlcUonJ cr another's dividends. WIIey Cotnell, lAta, Portland. I believe that advertlsillg, newa and editorial colllllllll should Clrl Bobn Racbol allte eervethe best Interests of resdars; that a single llandard o1 Jemlna to Barberi! E. Coats, belplul truth and cleamesa should prevaU for all; !hat !he Pl. lot No. 21, Nyn Add., lllpreiiiO test ol good journsllsm IJ the measure of Ita public llll'V1ce. . . Alloc:llte•. Ind., I believe !hat the journalism which 111cceoda beat- and best Jamco "-'latea, Inc., for· de'!tl""" success - lean God and holion man; Is stoutly in· mer)J KluOu, to RGaald E. depandont, IIDIIIOVI!CI by pride of opbBon or greed of power, MulleDI, Marjorie ~.. Mnu..., Clllllllrudlw tolerant but never careless, sclf-c<lltrolled, patient, Lot, Mlddl_.t. always .._tfu) of ill reader3 but aiWlJI unalralJ, II quU:tly Truman P.llrewa, dec'd., to ladlgnant at !njUJtlce; 1.-unswayed by the appeal of pr!vllese or Marpret M. Br~"• 4ft, the clamor ol the mob; liB8Iat to give every man a chance, and, as TriiW., Melp. Margaret M. Brew•r to far a• law llld bmeat ....,llld recognitloo ol human brGtherhood can make It so, an equal chance; IJ tnfound1y Potrtoll• ..we Franklin Real Eltate, II A., Salem. lllncerely promoting International good will and Cli!!Mnlilll worldFrank Curry, Lilla Curry to . comnulesblp; IJ a jo1&'ll8llam of humanity, of llld fnr today'a Oblo Power Co., !.pO A., s.Jem. nrkl. ~BID,Jr.,~E.RIDto ·, +++ liiiiJ C. HiD, &lll AnD BID, 7.7J TWENTY YEAIIS ,ltfKJ, from the llleo of tile Dail)' Tribune 'lleekl7 Gallla :riJnea ... Dr. N. Howard Foeter eleeted A.,~.SuttCIII. Otis _..,, Pb,uJa Bailey, .w.:t WltaJ, 811~ ~ to lletty L.Nllilh Soot!,Qblo Allitnov~Ue, Dillrlct named durinc David Claland, LAida I. ,Ciellild, Colle!lelfoall •11Dilll Queen ... PFC Mllill A. Joim- 1.11 A., Sl!tiGD. ' . , II, G•Dipolls, WGIIIIIIi'll.lll KQrean War .. , H. W. Wttbetbolt Mltlon RlcP. r.tt.r 'll!QI Soutbe~ Qb!a- ll'~per •.....WUon JrOsldent to Sherman !lllmllllrtleld, t:.Jts, laD .alon held II"Oblo tllllvmi!J In Alhe1w ... lfGizer Olive. . fllllj drive reedla tilt~ marll ... Blue DeviJa rally Wlllle w. wtaa,Wile,lllrprel Wise !D Geoevll ~ A., . q..rter.doificllto defeat Wellllon Golden Rocket•, Salisbury. 1 "" ..... Ish. president ; .ck, vice~ sr Neal, oeulab Mltoclt Carter. otty Lucaa, Richard a-•··•·· Withers, Ouunhers Get ,-----------------~---------1 I I Burchett C<lllllrucia .. told that [9. · BOYS' SIZES 9!l'f.- ., ~ber In ~qJn!lus ' laat operations otl out to f the dead ..... only (lambodla. apokeaman Ioree esn ottac:ked Ill Sunday "" 38 miles Penh, with ..., reports live cam. wounded . 1r, 50, Unankle in- ID ,, ' You Owe ·Y~urself ~ mt at Bob - ln>unds. He t 10 p.m. Warren H. Clcine, was JbservatJon accident on ( ., tlllclea and lllger!nthe juries to ber talctll to a • who hod • taken to Hoopitalby :e and ad,... cllecl to to malntaJn ..:.• . "'' oce. &ulday two lamageaina 1111 li State •Ridge._. by l'ltrlek ne &ule t, I the WI'OIIIJ AND. wllb .' ):· lj't ,' ' MINIM;U; M . ' .. c,H ·E .C:·KI· N~G · At ·the ~'Old 1......,. . ~ "'"'-dlll..,-s o rllgl)t~r pay form ll command " • • Income nt list Church. snt patients to Hot.er ,over the ELECI'ROClJTED GUITARIST STAFFORD, England (UPI) -Kevin Green, 23-year.,ld lead guitarlat with the Seesaw, a British Jql group, wu electrocuted by blllnltnunent clurlns a concert Friday evening at a school. An offldal at the school said Green had jut plugg• hla guitar into an amplifying unit and ..... tuning .... "when ~ guitar --.1 to touch a micropllone. Tbere wu a flash." Ambulance personnel who arrived oo the scene within m!nutea tried to revive him but the mUIIclan already waa dead, the olllctaJ said. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED WASHINGTON (UPI)-Hugb Sloan Jr., an aide to President Nbrmt'a appo!ntmenta ......,tary Dwlaht Chapin, and Oeborab Murray, aulatant to Mn. Nls· on'a•soctal....,tary Lucy Win· chester, bave announced their engqement. Mia Murray Is the daughter of Mr. llld Mrs. ~ A. Murray ofiiDcky River, Oblo, while Sloan IJ the aon ol Mr. and Mn. Hugh Sloan Ill-. of Prlnceton:.=:=::!.•.::.N:::.J·~--­ • lid McCoy. ELBERFELDS in ·POMEROY preparation . ttl , the decision included: .illlby Young, Maxine WalhlnKton, tmosene Stewar~ Nancy J. Hamm, Donald W. Gresthouae, Barbara Cerlsch, Audrey B. Hammack, Richard Dow, Charles Mlller, Barbara MeDaniel and Vonc!el Bush. youran the ~ in the~.. Ftml!y ......- -~~~~~"')'!.t~/ ltvtna II .,,.,•r. "'"'· Ioken out ci1 •''·· Slaft F1rm II all know ailaul In· ''· m,. ... - . . ,,. ,, ., •• . ~·~=w . I ' ., .··' ! ' '',:fo ,· . p:::;~ !' ' '. ' ·>,. • .,;, 1'1 ~- ~r-,, .. -, .' .. "'' f "' :.:'~:,. 'I .. .... ~- ~-. r·r 'j - �. ·"-·· POu:l . •. :bel .-·~ Now You Know . -.... '··~ . ....... ~- ~ ~ .- ""'! ••. •' tomorn: penelr' :=: CENTS and II to baPI! Dlacu cbangei indoor dreds .. I• wbatba major l will bap .. enormo we see i:..,. ,. ·..... permat discern; There age Council "' of former f. Burchett 0 Clllllllrucl • .... told that lillty. !tors ....,. lsb- -·· II,. GALL; organize presldenl; aick, vlce. Iter Neal, Beulah Mitlad: aorter, lcotty Lucas, I, Richard avid McCoy. i ·'·i of Gall recognl2 council r Firslllt Invito> of chill' missioru the be£ aeosion audltori· Chapm' Baptisl The . called l Cbapnv missior Aasocll -"command .. • Church ' moderil nee, WI clerk. Wllbu > operations !'led out to of the dead . e was mly ID Combodla. "' Jl spokesman ,.,..,.., ... >en atlacted ioos Sunday ach, 38 miles 111 Penh, with thehoa Baptist, of thee! taken & new "" Umbo to pall evangel follower reapolll _;:, 1· ,; • Ir ' .,:·. <Ill')' ' reports st five Corn- wounded. The ed sidereti ScripliD church name, IOdlal Church. !dent petienta inc<lrJiP In uAssc:lei to H~r ---- r over the ll ber. 50, 1 Lin- an ankle inident at Bob I I I I l Grounda. He 11 10 p.m. Warren H. Racine, was observation c accident on WIU day, Bftt .. DU! -.Ill vehicles md blllci'Y• lllonger in tile Injuries 1A1 her 111 taken IAI a pb, who bad ,.. taken IAI allloopltal by wutob the rell' (Me Frlclat~ in 1111. .. •· IN'· ~- rtoprinl Deen, 8 - bill heir I be: other th I be C!IOk, ~anolb pleldini I bel Illite• heljtul ....,.._ eeM<t. I bel dlller'le clependl Clllltnlc llwayt: lndl&IIIJ theclllr lard~ / can 11111 llneeni! qamrado -..rld. ' TWI :=..: "Mtenti ........ RIO'Grat ..,......... ete< :~~ ·' tt.i. bday two ~J! would n poekelb · 111~ to maintain lance. cine Route I, Wl'llll/l coUlded '111111 lllllrle7 !.Gag, :OUte I, in a e no lnjla'les. lday Ill lloul2 lht .> ' II the and~ '. •'! '. leRi·-· by l'llrict lhepulf ~;~ ' .,~ odamagesina . - o f Slate _j ~' ' ·, nee ond adbeen cited to I I ~ .' ' �. ·"-·· POu:l . •. :bel .-·~ Now You Know . -.... '··~ . ....... ~- ~ ~ .- ""'! ••. •' tomorn: penelr' :=: CENTS and II to baPI! Dlacu cbangei indoor dreds .. I• wbatba major l will bap .. enormo we see i:..,. ,. ·..... permat discern; There age Council "' of former f. Burchett 0 Clllllllrucl • .... told that lillty. !tors ....,. lsb- -·· II,. GALL; organize presldenl; aick, vlce. Iter Neal, Beulah Mitlad: aorter, lcotty Lucas, I, Richard avid McCoy. i ·'·i of Gall recognl2 council r Firslllt Invito> of chill' missioru the be£ aeosion audltori· Chapm' Baptisl The . called l Cbapnv missior Aasocll -"command .. • Church ' moderil nee, WI clerk. Wllbu > operations !'led out to of the dead . e was mly ID Combodla. "' Jl spokesman ,.,..,.., ... >en atlacted ioos Sunday ach, 38 miles 111 Penh, with thehoa Baptist, of thee! taken & new "" Umbo to pall evangel follower reapolll _;:, 1· ,; • Ir ' .,:·. <Ill')' ' reports st five Corn- wounded. The ed sidereti ScripliD church name, IOdlal Church. !dent petienta inc<lrJiP In uAssc:lei to H~r ---- r over the ll ber. 50, 1 Lin- an ankle inident at Bob I I I I l Grounda. He 11 10 p.m. Warren H. Racine, was observation c accident on WIU day, Bftt .. DU! -.Ill vehicles md blllci'Y• lllonger in tile Injuries 1A1 her 111 taken IAI a pb, who bad ,.. taken IAI allloopltal by wutob the rell' (Me Frlclat~ in 1111. .. •· IN'· ~- rtoprinl Deen, 8 - bill heir I be: other th I be C!IOk, ~anolb pleldini I bel Illite• heljtul ....,.._ eeM<t. I bel dlller'le clependl Clllltnlc llwayt: lndl&IIIJ theclllr lard~ / can 11111 llneeni! qamrado -..rld. ' TWI :=..: "Mtenti ........ RIO'Grat ..,......... ete< :~~ ·' tt.i. bday two ~J! would n poekelb · 111~ to maintain lance. cine Route I, Wl'llll/l coUlded '111111 lllllrle7 !.Gag, :OUte I, in a e no lnjla'les. lday Ill lloul2 lht .> ' II the and~ '. •'! '. leRi·-· by l'llrict lhepulf ~;~ ' .,~ odamagesina . - o f Slate _j ~' ' ·, nee ond adbeen cited to I I ~ .' ' �. . M- n.e SUPday nm..-Sentltlel,&llday, Octob<r 11,1170 • .. B ' ' ~·-< \. ' ._ •. :. __ -· ... ~- ., :or .. .. .. - .......... . ... .. . . . . . - . ... • .... .. .. . .. .., ' ·"-~.. • :· .: : :· :::!1' ~- .-c-.:- :.· ~1'..-te"" ;I'<'_.;J!I!h.~-*'~""--:"'""'.-"'''"'""'-"f"~···.Jtid kFI) ~~J$':~M!.•U,·~-~~~:C. ~b~QieJ • W•¥1l111•~.11¥UU. ~ .a( •• ~--- ~ j j j . •• . ~ tomort'i penelr41 hop_pe3· gliiiZI and at to happ Disc~ changei indoor dreds · whatha major I will hap enonn01 we see:! permal , age Council ,. of Iarmer t, Burchell diseemi Therf • coostruct a was told lbat llllty. :!Drs are'!Jb. president; • GALL organize t QOt'r, of Gall recogniz COACI·d oJ.ck, vice· Iter Neal, Beulab MitJack Carter, :Cotty Lucas, ' COWlCil' First Ba I, Richard ovid McCoy. lnvileo of chUl' missiolll the be@ , session auditor! . Chapmc Baptist. The called I Chaprlll "'' coperations ommand rled out to misslor Aasoclll of the dead Church ' moderl Tlce, Wl clerk. ;c · ·;r :t·. .· · ,,~-"'P,r Wllhll· the bOll e was only 1n cambodia. ' ' "' st spokesman forte ... 1111 attacked !dill Sunday ach, 38 miles Ill Penh, with .-y reports st five cam. Baptist, of the cl ' taken fr new wo..-, Umbl 1.1 to past evangel- wounded. ,..._.,__,: followec reJpOJ1S The ' -~ ,_ - - ·~~--• ., ed .. sldered Scriplui T '\ church name, } lnciJilll! In IIABsoCI ( to Holaer r over the ---- I I I I I I I I I lodlsl Church. !dent palienlll I her, 50, Lin- an ankle inldent at Bob Grounda. He at 10 p.m. Warren H. Racine, was observation "' accident on Will day, aft• DUI ......... . vflliclas and 18Migfl'inthe lnjUrlas to her 101 takeo to a lph, """ had was taken to htllor7• wutob lllerela (N< lal Hoepital hy tnce and ad· been cited to g to maintain Frida)', lnlR I IN rtprlllt stance. • &mday two ', ' Dean, s ndamageslna THE DROl'OUTS' ti - cmneCit lllepaltj uut of State rie Ridge area. • hy l'lllrldt aclne &ute I, ... the Wl"tllll .' collided wllb 'Sllirley L<ng, Route I, In a n no lnj1lrles. mclaymlloute • lbt ' and!. lba ltl hear !he: other lb lntenectlan of Road,actr !11'1 Qeek, 17' I well, - t.alf !~of·­ .. Into ' Raie, GO; tl Jbt would • poekelbt ol onolh lilt- • .....,....«*" plelldlni I bel ollke• bol&lful ......... aei-vlct. y' "I '\ !bel dalei'VOI depenlle i; OOIIIInk llr tloiti'COf• car to ho•t "'~~pillf. Sttnd IIWI)'lll indlaJW lllecl.lir tara• !II ' linc«'ee: Clllll"adl -kl. _. ,· ' m I.-'" ..._ ~ ' •• mal Clll ,) I CliiWODd .., - ~Gra• .• , II, t .. , !il ole• = · C7.'!'.. l 1• .:r �. . M- n.e SUPday nm..-Sentltlel,&llday, Octob<r 11,1170 • .. B ' ' ~·-< \. ' ._ •. :. __ -· ... ~- ., :or .. .. .. - .......... . ... .. . . . . . - . ... • .... .. .. . .. .., ' ·"-~.. • :· .: : :· :::!1' ~- .-c-.:- :.· ~1'..-te"" ;I'<'_.;J!I!h.~-*'~""--:"'""'.-"'''"'""'-"f"~···.Jtid kFI) ~~J$':~M!.•U,·~-~~~:C. ~b~QieJ • W•¥1l111•~.11¥UU. ~ .a( •• ~--- ~ j j j . •• . ~ tomort'i penelr41 hop_pe3· gliiiZI and at to happ Disc~ changei indoor dreds · whatha major I will hap enonn01 we see:! permal , age Council ,. of Iarmer t, Burchell diseemi Therf • coostruct a was told lbat llllty. :!Drs are'!Jb. president; • GALL organize t QOt'r, of Gall recogniz COACI·d oJ.ck, vice· Iter Neal, Beulab MitJack Carter, :Cotty Lucas, ' COWlCil' First Ba I, Richard ovid McCoy. lnvileo of chUl' missiolll the be@ , session auditor! . Chapmc Baptist. The called I Chaprlll "'' coperations ommand rled out to misslor Aasoclll of the dead Church ' moderl Tlce, Wl clerk. ;c · ·;r :t·. .· · ,,~-"'P,r Wllhll· the bOll e was only 1n cambodia. ' ' "' st spokesman forte ... 1111 attacked !dill Sunday ach, 38 miles Ill Penh, with .-y reports st five cam. Baptist, of the cl ' taken fr new wo..-, Umbl 1.1 to past evangel- wounded. ,..._.,__,: followec reJpOJ1S The ' -~ ,_ - - ·~~--• ., ed .. sldered Scriplui T '\ church name, } lnciJilll! In IIABsoCI ( to Holaer r over the ---- I I I I I I I I I lodlsl Church. !dent palienlll I her, 50, Lin- an ankle inldent at Bob Grounda. He at 10 p.m. Warren H. Racine, was observation "' accident on Will day, aft• DUI ......... . vflliclas and 18Migfl'inthe lnjUrlas to her 101 takeo to a lph, """ had was taken to htllor7• wutob lllerela (N< lal Hoepital hy tnce and ad· been cited to g to maintain Frida)', lnlR I IN rtprlllt stance. • &mday two ', ' Dean, s ndamageslna THE DROl'OUTS' ti - cmneCit lllepaltj uut of State rie Ridge area. • hy l'lllrldt aclne &ute I, ... the Wl"tllll .' collided wllb 'Sllirley L<ng, Route I, In a n no lnj1lrles. mclaymlloute • lbt ' and!. lba ltl hear !he: other lb lntenectlan of Road,actr !11'1 Qeek, 17' I well, - t.alf !~of·­ .. Into ' Raie, GO; tl Jbt would • poekelbt ol onolh lilt- • .....,....«*" plelldlni I bel ollke• bol&lful ......... aei-vlct. y' "I '\ !bel dalei'VOI depenlle i; OOIIIInk llr tloiti'COf• car to ho•t "'~~pillf. Sttnd IIWI)'lll indlaJW lllecl.lir tara• !II ' linc«'ee: Clllll"adl -kl. _. ,· ' m I.-'" ..._ ~ ' •• mal Clll ,) I CliiWODd .., - ~Gra• .• , II, t .. , !il ole• = · C7.'!'.. l 1• .:r �................ ... ---_...,.,. :It_ Tbo Sll1day Tlmel· Senllnel, SWiday, o.tober II, llml -' ~ --.,;., ~ ~ -~ - - ,......o<jC. .....- ......... .~...." ..."".... 1(JIJ,..II~Ih...ll.lio11111R~Ml'!'-,J';~q.,.I4,.J!i:i!ll'lil!o..IIIIJIIItl-o.,.; ..lillji.Jflllii-!;IIIJII;,.J~~ ...,..,._ _ _ .,..._.......... ~ . ........ ~· ·.' Now You. Know . '• ' ·' ' '• I • • -~ --.-- -~-- A _.a. .. • .. ........ ·- . - .. PO~ =~ tomort pentlr. happel lanlza JfN CENTS and at to ha" Dll~ change Indoor dreda what hi major . wlllhaj enormll we set perma1 . n • •• • I discern Therl 'llllge Council 111ce of Iarmer W. Burchett 1 to coostruct a rt waa told that Je&sity. GALL organizt of Gall recognil -.clors are!Jh. t, president ; rmick, vice~ 'alter Neal, ' Beulah Mit; Jack Carler. Scotty Lucaa, ltl, Richard David McCoy. council ' First a. Jnvlt. of chur· misslono the bel! session' auditor! >nt Chopm Baptist. The • called I Chapllll high command missior Assocla' Church moderai Tice, WI ep operations orried out to 7 of the dead clerk. ,.. was only I ill Cambodia. ary spokeaman Wilblll the boa Baptlsi, of the d taken lr new wu Umba to pUt nbt Ioree esmen attacked IUona SWiday Kach, 38 miles Penh, with iDary reports <111 evan Bel aat five cam• wounded . folloni ~ The ' aide red ·ed Scrlplw church name, lncorpp In "AsBid thodiat Church. cident paUenta d to Holzer er over the ---· I !I I I I I I MM!r, 50, Lin· 4 an ankle Incident al Bob I Grounds. He al 10 p.m. 1. Warren H. ., Racine, was observation lk accident on WIG day, ID Dill streuiD hiii<IT• wutob there18· I vebicleo and ....... In the l'tnjurleo to her not tat... to a liph, had .... taken to (Nc Frida)-, In 18!11. naiiioapltaJ by : IN .,.. ance and adbeen cited to to maintain ,. reprlnl ~ Dean,S istance. I~ ' Clllllleli 71e-7fJdtd4 trusteet lbo 111'1! I~ THAT~ THE: WAY., and lal{ lilt IU hear THING? .SHOUl-D BS mvee:N FATHSR !be other th !be pleadlnj I bel allll:e oe be(Jllul Route I, In a t<IU!ola CUI'ft ill into the - - ......,.,. 1lll'tllaanif Rclee,IG, ol ..rnce. I bel duorveo depende CDIIJinll llnyt : lnlllpu llleclllr laru~ . Clllmal lincri! ODIIII'IIdo -!d. TWt Wtl iiNienal . .ena ... '·. IIIOGn• MI,ZO,I 17 ))' Shirley 141&. Road, • ,.,. .-I Ceok. 17, ewe~~.-• pocUib .tppilll ....... L0.6 E!ITIN TW:l~ IF lllday Ill Route lnlfnectim ol rlanolb =,... Griu.cle m damages ina .. - o f State 1111e Ridge area . m by l'llrlck :aclne Rollle I, on the """'8 I, collided willl ... 110 injllies. would ' IIIII •• &mday two I f ..... •i - .. 1) I, • �................ ... ---_...,.,. :It_ Tbo Sll1day Tlmel· Senllnel, SWiday, o.tober II, llml -' ~ --.,;., ~ ~ -~ - - ,......o<jC. .....- ......... .~...." ..."".... 1(JIJ,..II~Ih...ll.lio11111R~Ml'!'-,J';~q.,.I4,.J!i:i!ll'lil!o..IIIIJIIItl-o.,.; ..lillji.Jflllii-!;IIIJII;,.J~~ ...,..,._ _ _ .,..._.......... ~ . ........ ~· ·.' Now You. Know . '• ' ·' ' '• I • • -~ --.-- -~-- A _.a. .. • .. ........ ·- . - .. PO~ =~ tomort pentlr. happel lanlza JfN CENTS and at to ha" Dll~ change Indoor dreda what hi major . wlllhaj enormll we set perma1 . n • •• • I discern Therl 'llllge Council 111ce of Iarmer W. Burchett 1 to coostruct a rt waa told that Je&sity. GALL organizt of Gall recognil -.clors are!Jh. t, president ; rmick, vice~ 'alter Neal, ' Beulah Mit; Jack Carler. Scotty Lucaa, ltl, Richard David McCoy. council ' First a. Jnvlt. of chur· misslono the bel! session' auditor! >nt Chopm Baptist. The • called I Chapllll high command missior Assocla' Church moderai Tice, WI ep operations orried out to 7 of the dead clerk. ,.. was only I ill Cambodia. ary spokeaman Wilblll the boa Baptlsi, of the d taken lr new wu Umba to pUt nbt Ioree esmen attacked IUona SWiday Kach, 38 miles Penh, with iDary reports <111 evan Bel aat five cam• wounded . folloni ~ The ' aide red ·ed Scrlplw church name, lncorpp In "AsBid thodiat Church. cident paUenta d to Holzer er over the ---· I !I I I I I I MM!r, 50, Lin· 4 an ankle Incident al Bob I Grounds. He al 10 p.m. 1. Warren H. ., Racine, was observation lk accident on WIG day, ID Dill streuiD hiii<IT• wutob there18· I vebicleo and ....... In the l'tnjurleo to her not tat... to a liph, had .... taken to (Nc Frida)-, In 18!11. naiiioapltaJ by : IN .,.. ance and adbeen cited to to maintain ,. reprlnl ~ Dean,S istance. I~ ' Clllllleli 71e-7fJdtd4 trusteet lbo 111'1! I~ THAT~ THE: WAY., and lal{ lilt IU hear THING? .SHOUl-D BS mvee:N FATHSR !be other th !be pleadlnj I bel allll:e oe be(Jllul Route I, In a t<IU!ola CUI'ft ill into the - - ......,.,. 1lll'tllaanif Rclee,IG, ol ..rnce. I bel duorveo depende CDIIJinll llnyt : lnlllpu llleclllr laru~ . Clllmal lincri! ODIIII'IIdo -!d. TWt Wtl iiNienal . .ena ... '·. IIIOGn• MI,ZO,I 17 ))' Shirley 141&. Road, • ,.,. .-I Ceok. 17, ewe~~.-• pocUib .tppilll ....... L0.6 E!ITIN TW:l~ IF lllday Ill Route lnlfnectim ol rlanolb =,... Griu.cle m damages ina .. - o f State 1111e Ridge area . m by l'llrlck :aclne Rollle I, on the """'8 I, collided willl ... 110 injllies. would ' IIIII •• &mday two I f ..... •i - .. 1) I, • �~ ....... ·..lio - - ..~~~1"-- ...• -.kc~ ... .. _ ................ ---........ "" . .... .., '"·~ ~ -... _._II .-"lt lo. tt-TIIe ' ' ' ' ,. ; .. ; ~ .. , _, • e The flrll Nobel Prl!e ln Literature was awarded in 1901 to Rene F . A. (Sully) Prudbonune of France. ' ,!,U ., I. Now You Know ' i"i. a1 y Weed. entinr .. (;) ' ~~ o tomorc penetrl' happe ganiza and at to bepp DISCI chang'" ~ crf:.., VOL XXII -NO. 126 ·~ ';.-. ~ ----~------------P~OM~:E~RO~Y~-M~ID~D~=P~O=RT~,O=H~IO _____________M_ON_D__AY~,~ocr~O~B=ER~1=2,~1~97~0------------------------n ~~ 0 '7' (;) ' ' r' . .A .....,,. III I , ' .. 1 r .' ~ ~ ~~- Therl ' ' ,, " HOW roM6 'Tt:XJ'RE tJrr ·c::xrr CA.MPAIGk!ING, ea:.." . . ' ' ~ ·1 ,. I, ccuncil' First& ~- lnvtleo i :-,. . . .. •' I ' of chur1 mlssloru tbe be£ session auditor!' Chapm; Baptist. The • called l ., i~ ' "' . > '' '' ; ' ' • ' I . i ....... ' ' . l .-•.. ' . . •, Cbepml mlsslor Aasoda• Cburcll modeUI Tlce, WI clerk. Wl)bu the boa !lapUst. ofthec takenb new we CARL ROACH HIGIU..Y BUFFS a riDe barrel preparing It for blueing In biB garage llhop where bil buDds and repairs guns in Pomeroy. ' ! ., I ' , l : I • : 1 ,: ' : 1 umbl to pul evange: follovre resp0111 Tile sidere1 Scrlptu. churdl ' ' ' • ~ : BY BOB HOEFLICH Gunsmltbs are as scarce as hens' teetb tbese days. however, deaplle the decline in the demand for gunamltbs Pomeroy's Carl Roach, a resident of Wright St., earns his dallf bread through following tbs prolesllon. A native of West Columbia, '• Ill ~97Ur NrA; llo<.·T ~- ' U.S. Pilt. . aH. \ name, '' l lnc<li'P' In I•\ . ' ' .. ' ~ ., ·' .' "ABIOc ---· ' ~.· f. - ll I I I I I .,. ..·.. ' "" ~. ,, . . ': ' ; ., ' I ' ' ...... ..' ' ,. I \ 1' ' .' • } Wll dsy, II Dt straMIJ lda\ct'y IN reprl!tl Dean, -I. serving now primarily as a coach for new team members. He attended four matches with the team during the past swnmer including one at Oek Ridge, Tenn. Besides working full time flve days a week as a gunsmltb, Roach be• converleod bls garage at bts home Into a workshop ~dlwa..lwayaillteru~ ..wboa, ,ll&."lw"•la •<1111\tdik iuns. During World War II, he cuotomers. In addition, a senedasamachlneaU!Jner and danlher of guns are generally bls lDtereat ln weapolls grew. on hind for repair. He builds Upon leavlni the ~ce be only rllles but does repair work jolnad the National Guard and on numerous otber kin<lll of had become so weD versed on guns. weaporilltbathewasable to find In this workshop Rosch turns employment as a gunsmltb with out some 13 to 13 guns a year In the Weal VIrginia National his spare time for customers in Guard at Point Pleasant, in many states-of the nation. Some 1941, and aWl is employed there. of his guns have even gone to A capeble shot, Rqach has Germany. been a member of the West The Roach guns are built to VIrginia National Guard Rlfie the specific desires of the Team for years and sWI travels customer as to caUher, the wltb the team to various service •ction for lt, the type of barrel, and non-aervlce matches. stnck and other features, The However, Roach ts tbe first to local gunsmltb can turn out a admit tltat bls eye sight isn't gun in a week but this takes whet II used to be ond he Is some busWng since tbe stocks ~ .•."'.. ~ "· ' sot:<r OF-- eur IT•LL WAKf UPI\aAlN IN APFtlli ' ' ' . !'it the )Ill and Ia Ib Idabel Ib other I II would pocket of anal pleadiJ It allltu helplu ' I lllpl'1l eentc II delerl ~ Exploliom llock Fed Buildings COIItll alwjJ \ lndjP the ell ~~~ru .1 ' ca~· u slnCtr <mll1 warlll A 8ERJi.s OF I!'IVE EIJIUBHIN8,BOCUD Rochelt!l', N, y ., early todl¥, heavily ~~ a federal bull4nll, a COtllltJ cl..-k'• olllce; twQ chun:hell and. a Ulllon olflclal1s home as lhjl nation's wave ol bomlllnp contlllued. The flvHtorY atone ledenl blllldlllg, deticrllled by • "hall dealroYad" bt' tile blut, bad been r.ided Sepl. 6 hy a pup whlclt called llle1f tb~ "FQtf City GII!IPir•CJ." Offlcel of lheBelecllveSttvlceBoltd, !be Fl!i and lbe U.S. attorney were wlln-• r~ed lhell. · JFI.tntf Bowtt)' .(Ni ' " ~ ',rt' . which are highly finished require so many coats of materials wltb a considerable amount of drying time required between coats to achieve the satlJ>.Uke finish for tbe gun. Barrels for tbe Roach guns arrive already barreled . A machine to do tbe barreling would cost approximately .Mt,OOQ "-.l!!ll':af;tlle rel!lh~ 0111 local gunsmith. Blueing procmM are done at the local shop wllb guns going through several steps so tbat the barrels wiD maintain tbe proper appearance for long periods of time . Roach personally test fires all ,; P~~IUiirl Maban property near Rlo Grande, on Georges Creek Rd., and in tbe Evergreen and Cheshire communities. The system's booeter stations and treatment plant will cost $472,132.50. Other contractors are Moody's of Dayton, wells; Crane Company of Cblcsgo, meters, and Cald,..ll Tanks, Inc., Louisville, Ky., tbe tanks. It iB anUcipaiA>d tbe project will cover a 10 montb span. Construction will begin at tbe well site wbere core drllling was first made on AprU 3, 1969. Line& will run from Kanauga to Chesltlre; over to BidwellPorter and surrounding areas; acroas to Rodney; northwest to Thunnan; soutbweot to Rt. 218 (within two mliea of Mercervllle) and east to Patriot. The Initial system will provide water for 1,100 persons. Engineers from Sleco, Inc., Columbus, btd., designers of the syatem, reports tbe main well will produce approDm&tely 700 gall0111 of water por minute. Officials of tbe rural water association beve already made application · to tbe FHA for additional funds to handle approximately 500 more customers. Monday's ceremonies will end three years of hard work for the association's board of directors. 1niUaJ work first began on the countywide system in 1967. However, the idea of a water system originated in 11166 when the Cheshire Village Council under the guidance of former mayor Robert W. Burchett applied for funds to construct a sewer system, but was told that water was a necessity. Asaociation directors are Ishmael Gillespie, president; Merrill McCormick, vicepresident; Walter Neal, secretary; Mrs. Beulah Mitchell, treasurer; Jack Carter, Kennetb Haner, Scotty Lucas, Robert Sprlegel, Richard Cremeens and David McCoy . 384,000 on Asian Front SAIGON (UPI) - The United States has reduced its troop strengtb in Soutb Vietnam below the 384,000 men called for in President Nixon's Phase Four witbdrawal program the u.s. Military Command 'said today. The regular weekly troop strengtb report showed tbere were 384,600 u.s. ser>icemen in The final elements of the sources said in Phnom Penh the area told tbe high command 199tb Light Wantry Brlgede today. One American was kllled immediate sweep operations departed Vietnsm Sunday along in the crash and another was were being carried out to witb elements of tbe 2nd and missing. recover tbe body of the dead 3rd Battali0111, 7tb Marine The sources inside the Cam· Amerlcan. Regiment, and tbe 3rd Batta- bodlan ltigh Command said the lion of the lltb Marine aircraft was shot down near tbe Otherwise there was only Regiment, spokesmen said. city of Samrong 210 miles scattered fighting in Cambodia. Also leaving witbin the past 24 nortbwest of Phnom Penh. It The official mllltary spokesman hour~:~ were the last units of the was Identified as an OVIO said a Communi>\ force es3rd Brigade, 9th Wantry Bronco. tlmated at 500 men attacked Division, and 2nd Squadron, Is\ According to tbe Cambodian Cambodian positions Sunday Cavalry, sources three American OVIII night at Cbhoeu Kach, 38 miles In Cambodia, Communist rushed to the area where the southeast of Phnom Penh, wltb below the authorized ceiling of gunners Sunday shot down the plane was brought down but sketchy prellminary reports ol bls guns and so far has never 384,000 ordered by Nixon for tbird U.S. observation aircraft were driven off by gunfire . indicating at least five Cam· in 1l days, Cambodian military Cambodian mllltary officers in bodians Oct. 13. had one explode on him. were wounded. Questioned as to why pur· chasers prefer Roach guns to "ill: machine made guns wblch they i,J>,~t can buy in stores, Roach points .£' out that not only can tbe gun be t~' madetotbespecificationsofthe individual in his shop but also RUTLAND- Vernon Weber, Flipped into the air, he came tbe Rutland Methodlst Owrch. tbat the locally bull\ guns are -It, proprietor of tbe QuaUty down on bls head. Two otber accident ..tienll ,fllOI't tiCCUJI!le.·Avilltor ~ 1!f ,,,~~'1!!. Print Shop In Middleport, and Bones In the front of th2 head were admltleod to Holser slql during a newspaper in" Rutland vlllage clerk, is Medical Center over the were pushed into tliJ slnuses tervtew highly recommended scheduled for surgery at Holzer and a nerve waa injlu-ed. He weekend. tbe performance of tbe Roach Medical Center following an suffered several lacerations built guns. accident at bls home Sunday around the eyes. Norman C. Aher, iiO, Lin· evening. He was taken to tbe office of cbburg, suffered an ankle in ~ Believed to be Melg& County's Mr. and Mrs. Weber were Dr. J. J. Davis by a member of jury in an accident at Bob only otber gunsmltb is Albert entertaining church youtbs wltb tbe family and tben to Holzer Evans Camping Grounds, He Hartung. a wiener roast and hayride. A Medical Center. was admitted at 10 p.m. trail boss was being ridden hy The beyride and wiener roast Saturday. Mrs. Warren H. the young people when It ap- iB an annoal event given by Mr. Rose, 47, Rt. I, Racine, was parenUy skidded in wet grass, and Mrs. Weber each year for admitted for observation striking Weber In the beck of members of Mr. Weber's high following a traffic accident on tbe legs as he walked beside it. school Sunday School Class of Rt. 124. PT. PLEASANT - Army tbe roadway and turned over. Warrant Officer eandldate King and a passenger, 43-year Brady L. Kinder, Zf, oon of old Bernace King suffered Mr. and Mn. Shermaa L. minor injuries. Danlage was Klader, Route I, Point Three higbway accidents car driven by Ada Hackett, 30, reported to both vebicles and moderate and no charge was Pleasant, bas compleleod a 20- were investigated over the Pomeroy Route f, was stopped Grace ElliB, a paaseng..- In tbe filed . week beUcopter pllol course weekendhytbe~tof in a Une of tralllc wileD her Hackel! car, had Injuries to her Minor damage resulted from at tbe U. S. Army Primary Sleriff Robert llartenbach. veblcle was sll'uck !rom the hack, but was not taken to a a two vehicle collision at 10:13 Helicopter School, Fl. The first was at 3:15 pm. rear of a car driven hy Donald hospital. Randn\plt, who bed a.m. Saturday on · Johnson Wolters, TOI, 'II'OC Kinder Saturday on State Route 124 Randolplt, 20, Pomeroy Route 3. head Injuries, was taken to Ridge Rd., Gallia County, eatered the Army In 1911 aod near Sbotgun Hollow Road. A Heavy damages were Veterans Memorial !loopital hy where vehicles driven by was !lUll stationed at Fl. Martin ambulance and adMlcbeel D. Barcus, 21, Rt. I, Eustis, Va. He holds the mitted. ~ bes been died to Galllpoll;~, and Charles L. bronoe star meda~ aeveo court for failing to maintain Hively, 38, Rt. I, Galllpolls, awanls of the alr medal, aDd assured clear distance. Bideswlped on a curve. No one lbe eombal Infantryman At 11:211 am. &mday two was injured. badge. Foil' members of one famlly dren were critically injured, autos had medium damages in a Another Saturday accident and three members of &notber along wltb two otb..- persons. collision 3. 7 mlles east of State occurred at 4p.m. on Mill Creek area. CARNIVAL CIIANGED were killed during the weekend Two trlple falallty and two Houle 7ln tbe Eagle Rd., one and nine-lentbs mlles ~Ale car, driven hy Patrick The Chester PTA Halloween as tragedy stalked Ohio streets double fataUty a<'Cldents ,..... nortb of Gulllpolls where autoo Morrisey, 19, Racine Rollle I, driven hy Tbmnas E. Sayre, IB, carnival was erroneously an- and highways. At least 3tl per- alao recorded. unced earlier for Thursday sons dled ln mishaps, tbe Ohio lA! Saturday Jame• Morrison, :,-"·.-.ling uphill on tbe wrong Rt. z, Galllpolis, and Roy Whitehouse, biB wile, carolyn, side of the road, collided wltb Elllolt, 83, Rt. !, GaiUpotis, ~~ !5 It wiD he held at ~ Highway Patrol reported. toll was one of the worst 28, and tbelr llknontb-old son, anotber driven by Shirley Long, s.ldeswiped on .a curve. sc~I ;,, Saturday ' Oct· 17 · of 'lbe tbe yaar and five more than Mark, w..-e kllled in a two-car 34, Minersville Route I, In a Moderate damage resulted. No cune, There were m injiU'les. the prevloUB weekend. Four of crash In WllUama County. cltaYon was Issued. tbe vlctlms were pedestriaM, Al3:01 pm. Sunday on Route PISTOL DE'i&"l'ED three ill Cleveland, and the lA! SwldaJ, threo l'llUDII men 124, nefO' the int..-...:Uon of C3UCAGO (UP!)- A Dayton, were kllled In a twi>OO' <rash Bomnan's Run Road, a car <lllo, man who allegedly tried fourth in Toledo. '!be single worst accident of on a.lo 310 south of Xenia. The driVOII hy Robert <leek, 17, BOND8 FORFEITED to carry a loaded .22 caliber Forfelllnl bonds Saturday p1a1o1 aboard 0 TriDI W<l'ltl tbe weekend occurred Sunday victims were Thomas ~e. Z3, Racine, traveling weot, WEill off night in the court of Pomeroy tllrllnes !Ugbt here Saturda:• 11 mUes west of Zllnesvllle on William B. Jordon, 22, both of the road coming out ol a curve ~ Valley, and Earl Rowe, ..d tben n!lllmed into the Neb· Mayor Charles Legar were night, was to appear before a U. IJilo 518. wsy to hlt an ,.."'hound ear The haad-ooerash of two ....... 22, Xenia, Frank Goebel, CoolvUle, '18.70, s. aJIIIIIlalloner today. Ranald post<td lor speadlng: Carl E. Talbott, 28, an 1111111tployed le!l dead James W. Hooper, 35, The Ohlollllbwoy Patrol said driven hy Warren llooe, 50, of Stewart, Pomeroy, Ull, In- OQtertaln.-, was charged with ZaneaviUe, and Ida 1011.1, Tor- louroftbe~sldlledwere Racine. toUcatlon, and WUbur Ward, tbefederalolfonMofcarrylnga ranee, 10; stephen, 1: Keltb, e. wearing Mt bellum! 11 others Heavy damage was roported Mlddleporl, · $11, deleellve conculed weapou aboard an Hooper's wife, BeltJ, 33, and had lbt belt• available but not in both vehicles. Mn. ROle was two of !be other chU- fastened. taken to the lloller MedleaJ nhausl aircraft. Center by the Radne emer11ency aquad lor ~atiGM of the held. Mr. llooe had a tooth llnocliled 0111. Cleek baa beeD dte'd to =~~~E.:2:~~~:~:; Vernon Weber Injured Four Hurt Four pertwns were injured, none serloosly, in as many weekend traffic accidents investigated by tbe Galllpolls Post State Highway Patrol. The first injury mlsbep was at 7:43 a.m. Saturday on Main St. I 7\T • I In Rutland where vehicleo 1 1 1 driven by Velma L. Johnson, 32, I I Ric I, Dexter, and Joseph D. Murphy, Rt. I, Washington, W. By United Preu_ IJderaalloaal Va., collided. Johnson and a Rules Nixon Plan UtuJcceptable passenger, Lucllle Kennedy, 20, Rt. I, Rutiand, were trealeod and PARIS- 'I1IE BEAD of the Viet Cong delep\lon to the Paris talktJ llllid today the cease-lire olfered by Pnsioont Nlllon is released al tbe Holzer Medical unacceptable unless It Is coupled wltb a poUtlcal eettlement on Center. Mrs. Johnson was Communist terms. Madame Nguyen Thl Blnh, ln an Interview charged witb driving left of wltb tbe French Communist party dewapapor L'llwnanlte, said center. The otber inJury accident was Nlloo's flvf!1101nt proposal to 011d the war In Indochina was ''not acceptable." But site did not Ulll tbe word "reJect" ln referring to on Rt. 160, one and one-tentb mile west of Galllpolls where II. John D. King, 53, Gallipolis, lost "We beve analyuld wllb care the speech of Mr. NI:roo and we control of Iota car wblch went off see Ida co-called peace plan Is des!lned neltber to slve prugress to the Paril cacla'ence nor to aid in ·• peaceful settlement. 'rttat Is Adult Recreation why we CllltSider It Is not acceptable. We wlab a cease.flre, Mme. Jljnh said, ''but mly as a first 1\ep towardllasting peace, tbat Is, a cease-fire 'IIIIIch would, ·~ {ounded 011 a corre<:t pollllcal set- Program to Begin An adult recreation program tlomenl, on the 8UIJ'aniee of tbe ft111dsmental national rights of for adults will begin tonigllt at the Vletnamtlll people. Southern Local High School in T!llister Debris over Teu• Racine, The program wW be held TEXAS HAD TO CLEAN UP THE DEBRJileft hy SINeral tomadnee wllh heavy rain ,lalllnl this momtq. The twllters, from 7 to g each Monday wltb which touched ~ Sunday, loot foret -~ the nl&ht, but Jolm Blake supervisor. Bellideo !!eftre 11t«m1 porststod tltrou&h mum of •raw and Louisiana. adull:l, the program Ia c:pen to At Br!dge City, TelL, where a twlstet uprvoled trees and junl<l' high and high school overturned trallm at a trall!l' part, cotalty olflclall deployed students. Tltooe !liking pat! tractors to clear 11reeto of - · and tralil!r piecel. Ellbt !*>Pie must ltrlnt! gym shoes. were Injured wlull the torllado I.IIUched down. r---------------------------, B . ,.f. ,ews••• zn nejs was to tberell (N• Friday in 1813 BY DALE ROTHGEB Final 1oaJt cJosin,s and It,. groundbreaklng ceremony for Gallla County's $2,113,000 rural water system will be held Monday, Oct. 19. lslunael GUiesple, Rodney, president of the Galtis County Rural Water Aasoctation, said today Farmer's Home Administration (FHA) officials will close the Insured loan at 10 a.m. in tbe Chesltlre Water office. Groundbreaklng ceremonies are scheduled for 3 p.m. at tbe Bite of the system's treatment plant localeod on tbe former Clark Hager property opposite the Skyllne Uu!es Bowling Alley on Roule 7 at Kanauga. Nardei Contracting Co., Bridgeville, Pa., bas be!!"" moving heevy equipment mto the area to construct the 114mlle system. Nardei's low bld was ,1,920,12UB for the system's water mains. Nardei, under a separate contract, also will build seven booster stations on tbe Mike Denney farm on Betbel Rd., tbe Bryant property on Rt. 141, tbe Guns Made in Garaue at Home e. I t ' . \ '' ' TEN CENTS •, .. t--~· '• " GALL organize of Gall recognd 70s. Ground Breaking Next ~;~OndJJy For '2 Million Water System Indoor dreda whet ha major I wlU bel enormo ... see perma1 discern I ~bl~ 'clo·id~ aid . ' mUd wltb ~:batlce of ~ · · today, IGiliiM and Tueodlly,'/ .. Hi(Jit·I!I~~ ·MI to: · , low 7011 nOrthwest and In 711 elsewhere. Lows loJ!lght in the:· .. 6llJ and higha Tllesday in the ,• Several Hurt in Wrecks Tragedy Ran High Ri• co••• Free- Wheeled 13 Miles into Salt Swamp tbt. Ju\'lltlle COlli'! 011 lallltw to tleli.on of the :hlPWllf. • d\lrce of ¥ ' .. Veterau~l' tP) SATtJRDAY ADMJ!!SIQIIjS - PaW Rift, Mlddllport; Grae. Ellla, l'lulland; ~ ;Ran· PomeroY; Dbnald o.u.r. Mlddlllpcl-t. . dolph, SATURilAt IIAIIQES � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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