https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b1685f0688bfe558869c555e8a0c9f79.pdf baca065dbd468dc6840cc728efd014d3 PDF Text Text . tt-'ftlo~lil-l,~.O.. Oot.D,JJ'It .' ·!Zt.lt·l·, • . ' - Stuffing Bee Nov. 5th n.e annual a!rlllmas Saol sb!fllnc bee will be8ln at ea.m. on 'llllnday, Nov. $, 11 llle MlcldlePQrt Firat Boptlot Chll'Cb. Planl for It wert mode Wedneaday nilbt by llle Meigs County Tuborculoals and Health Alan . at Middleport VU!age HaD. Mrs. Homer Parker, e..cutlve oecretary, said volunteers are needed f..- the pro)ect wblch will Involve preparing approlimalely 1,000 p1eces of mall. The 1970 Chrlsbnas Seal campaign of. ficially Clpellll 'I'IIosday, Nov. 10. DRIVE·IN '1ASON Tonight, Sat. & Sun. Od. ll·'l<-11 Dooblt Featv.. Bern te Hamil ton and William Smllll In THE LOSUS !Color) Ralad "R" - Plus- " Ru:u~~.GEL The most tfeaked-out motorcycle manlaks ever assigned to kill I Mrs. Bruce May, aeentary, IIMI Mrs. Wallace W treasunr, gave the~~' ....,..Uve . _.. 10IIidl Weo;e IJIIII'OVfld. t1le group voted to ra1ae lbe peyment for mileage to 10 cehts and to make a flO donaUon to the Springfield lloopltal to be used on a greonhQuse therapy program for patients. Tbe boopltaladmlts the mentally ill ..ho have tuberculosia. Mrs. Parbr was authorized to purdlaa a Chrlsbnas gift for a psUent from Meigs County cooflned to the Soulhesst Oblo Tuberculosis Hospital at Nelaoovllle. The Meigs Cowtty unit aloo ' wUI provide Thanbslvlng tray favors and napklna for the Nelsonville hospital. A tbank • yciu letter was acknowledged from the hoopltal lllere for donations of $10 esch to the pstienta' clotblng and magazine fwtds. Purchase of respiratory equipment for use In Meigs County was· discussed. Mrs. Jame Brown, Meigs County tuberculo.!ls nW'liO, was commended for her work. She attended a fall diStrict con~ ference Sept 23 at Marietta. Mr. and Mrs. Manning Kloos, ' ==~ director, presidentrespectively, and representative f-===Jta=ted="R:': attended MEIGS 1HEA1RE Tonight & S.turdly OCtober 23-24 DUNWICH HORROR (Technlcoler) Sandra Dee Dean Stockwell THE LOST CONTINENT (Ttchnlcolorl Eric Porte!' Hildegard Neff SUn., Mon., & Tues. ~r25-U.27 -~ . lAi-Kaun's THE ~ANGEMENT tTteimcolor) IQrk Douglas Faye. Dunaway Colorartoons : It's novel ... it's Funny The Squaw Path Surprllln' Exercisin' SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. the regional redistricting meeting held in September at Marietta deaiiDB with plans for organizing 10 co101ties into the "Southeast Afflllate ." Other counties in the proposed area are Gallla, Athens, Morgan, Vlnton, Monroe, Belmont, Noble, Hocking <>nd Wash· lngton. It was repurted that the Gallla County unlt has requested in· formation on making ChristnJas Seal corsage~ such as made lest year by Mrs. Joan Harrison in Meigs Cowtty. Mrs. Parker reported tltatshe ls mailing lists of available films for public use to an Meigs Cowtty <chools. Several requests for films already have been received. Mrs. Parker extended thanks to the typing students of Mrs. Dena Uoffman, Jr., at the Our super-fast drive-up will amaze you I In llle time lt takes to read thls ad and tltlnk ab<lut It, you can wbeel up to our driv&<Jp window, do your ' • banking snd drive on. Try lt! l POMEROY NATIONAL BANK RUTlAND POMEROY Serving Meigs County For Over 98 Years Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accounts Insured Up ToSQO.OOO.OO ~b~~l for _.u.s labolo! ond .OIIvelMolgo *' .,. '.' ' ll.yp..{fs. Prop9s~ ··"'" Topic of U~ · • '\' ,, ~~~:::=~~:; ~ ' ' Hlgb ' .,.._ ~ ' - ·. 1atJenni Jomes Caqlenter In envel-. Attending the meoUog ......, Mr. and Mn Manning Kloos' Mn Dwight Wallace ruc!uord Cha;.,bero, Mr. a~d Mrs. Wallace Bradford, .U of Mid· 'Ibis seetlon of US S3 will complete 111e route four lanes, Umlted access, from Lancaster to Alllens. Dlvlslon Deputy Director John w. Dowler, Marteua, will H LIS • t ed ~ Syracuse; Mn. Don Betzmg and daughter; Jan, Hemlock Grove; Mrs. Mary Kautz Pomeroy Route 3; Mn. May and Mrs. Homer Parker, RuUsnd. At Mel•O'S · --e Visitors Invited To Grade Schools National Education Week will be ohserved at the Middleport, Pomeroy and Bradbury elementary <chools from Oct. 2ii to Oct. 31, Robert Morris, principal annoWlced. All parents are Invited to visit the ochools during llle observance. Parents are especially urged to visit on Wednesday as PTA members will be present at that time with refreshment stands and to serve as guides. Student teachers will also be on hand that dsy. Pleasaot Valley Hospital ADMISSIONS - Mn. Robert Underwood, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. John Jones Sr., Henderson· Mrs. Jerry Hickman, Evans; Mrs. Glenn Davis, Pt. Pleasant; The honor roll of Meigs High . ,. fir Schoo1 m ""' st slx weeks grading period was annOwtced today. Earning an AorB marks (names capitalized had an A) were . SENIORS. Sandr AI shire · a e ' DON ANDERSON, Robert Baker, David Boyd, Mary Bradbury, Mary Brlckles, ~bert Burson, Allee Cspehart, Cindy Carder, Mary Carleton, Linda Carroll, Twlla Clot· worthy, Stanley Coates, DEBBIE CROW, DOTTIE DAVIS, Sherrie lllng1188, Lyla Garnes, Diana Good, David Haggerty, Charles Haonahs, William Hawk, Don Hayes, Bernadette Hennessy, Steve Hoffman, REBECCA Laney, JUDITH McKNIGIIT, MARIANNE KLOES, Deborah Nancy Mayer. LINDA MIDKIFF, Davey Miller, KATHY MOORE, Sherry Nelson, GLORIA OILER, Mary Pearson, Jeannette Phillips, Eugene Powell, ROSE RATLIFF , Franklin Rizer, Roger Roush, Kayte Rossell, Cslhy Searles, John Seho, Gary DID), The military oold "opproprlate dhclpllaory mea10re1 11 may be ,.,. tllcomlq, 4ependtng oa tile outeome of the IDveollpUon, wblch lllllllllllder wsy. Wisecup, Earle Wood, Brenda Woods, Rebecca Wright, Eddie Young. SOPHOMORES: Barbera Archer' Linda Atklnsoll, Lynne Baker, Elizabeth Bloettnar ·~.. ~ ~· ~~ u., lleuuu:- _&o;.:.;.·.•,•.;.:.•· .. .,..._... '-'fU Boyl. C&rlon, Jeff Darat, Donna Francis, .·::· .' LADIES SHOES I;,., ' ,. ' and StJie Afaot • • • i:· q ~~Jj: -. . ,.. I• . ·' · MATQIMAKER 99 $11· ' : 1' BETH FULTZ, DAVE GERARD, Karen llale, Sheila Hawk, Julia llutdllson; John Kaufl, Sherry Lambert, EDITH MEES, · John . Mlller, Roger Deefree J'lke, Linda . Sajre, James , Stephen Stanley, Vaus~an ; Dallal Patti WeU, Sharon ;~~:~;Yoq. sou., .· Steve An· Aeh,l'tegtDa Donna c.<•t. ~ ~atnu COuch, O.~S, , J*' jl A: •• ... ''j .' THE . _ .. ' ,. '·: ~ T~. CrWer M~ biau; VollBy r relocaUon asa1a1aoce .....,.am of 111e deparlrnenl. Government agencies, civic 01'8111l1illonl and .U Interested lndlvlduali will be pormllted to ........ views. Recommendations and \ ' • ·1 ' ' ' ' ., ' . SUN.il,(Y; OI;TOBER 25. VOL IV NO. 39 t:!l~*" n,.Jt,fJII/I F•mm.·' ..,, ..,•• "''I ' (>> t~ ( ·.1 J. 1970 . · <}' - '. -::-.,. ·-am result of the hearing will be Wednesday, Oct: 21, from 7 8 the implemented, wbere pussible, Thi efren wiD blow Ia In the Unal design. and end activities. u mue lmpi-uvement would start 1.1 miles ••utbealll of ellsllng US 33 at Ohio 11111 junction In Athens Cowtty, and end .Smile north of eJlsiiD& US 33, at Boelling Cowtty Road 2ii east junction. n.....bn t -··•· · ~,.... en .pro...,... con· corning - o n of, Ohio 78, abandonment of sections of Ohio 278 related to llle proposed improvement of US 33, will also be dilicussed . ,. •• · Race Draws Elberfelds m'·Pome~y · ~ . both Fridays saturdays,-. · and Top Interest 9 at night. Shop on all 3 tJ.~_::· Wearing apparel for your family ., SEIIVICES PLANNED SYRACUSE - A week of preaching services will be held at the First United Presbyterian Church Oct 2ii through Nov. I, at 7:30p.m: Rev. Russell R. Lester,lnterim minister of 111e church will bring the messages. Any .:..son or groups wlshlng to give special music or sing are welcome. For further ln· & :c:Jo and Furnishings for your home. n,; DIE OUTSIDE OF THE aUneUve home Is shown befere and after It was restored. Pre-Civil War Syracuse Home Restored I Dependable Quality and Sensible Credit. 1-------------------------J ~-~~----------------------------..;;~~~ . ., .IIY KATIE CROW SYi\AcOSE- An old Syracuse lmle, ~by aile family four generaIlona In lili eorly llays, has been ....to Ita remarkable briUiaDce by a Melga Cowtty I!CIUplo. 'ftlo ·reallnUon of what has become ilmaola ''lanclmork," II the culmination Ill tine yan' bard work by Mr. and Mn. Paui~Ju~ton. The end reaulta are loVely. Ilia llle Quartua Bridgeman home that M & R Shopping Center- Sunday Only . • ( ' 'I'REATS WEDNESDAY ,.__ . pomaroy and 01etr.r will • HOUD ASHELT, phone 1192-5637 or 992HOWELL, GLENNA KAYE KEYS, formaUon 22M. Christina Martin, Henderson; Csthy Csrder, Pt. Pleasant; Sherry Tolliver, Ashton. DISCHARGES - Mrs. Ira Potts, Gerald Gibbs, Tammy GUlenwater, Mrs. William North. Charlotte Huffman. Simpson, Nancy Snider, BIRTHS ·- A son to Mr. and GLENNA SPRAGUE, Nancy Mrs. John Beaver, Pt. Pleasant. St. Clair, REBECCA &'WIN· DELL, SANDRA TAYLOR, Marsha Thornton, JOYCE DWDLE ASSIGNED WAGGONER, Donna Weber ' Army Private Robert Diddle Bobby Werrv, Duane Will Ill assigned to Company E, 10 DONNA WILSoN. . ' Battalion, >th Brigade, In the JUNIORS: Joyce Arney, John Training Cen~r, Armof' Anderson, Susie Andrews, (USATCA), Ft. Kno1 . Pvt. ' Dlddle ls the ... ol Mt. Iiiii ~~d A411, .. !';""' Mn. Bernard Didclle of New Wiiyrie BQrne.tl, Matamoras, tormer Racine BAR!iHART, Opal Berry, Robert Black, Robert area residents. Blackston, RESA BOOTHE, Karen Cadle, Dave Clark ' Robert Collins, Adell Davldaon, PACK TO MEET Rsclne CUb Scout Pack Z43 Andrea Dewhurst, Jo Ellen will meet at UO p.m. Tuesday Diehl, Nancy Dixon, &ger at the Racine First Baptist Dlxon, Harvey Erlewine, Estep, Chrystal Church. Any hoy between 111e James Faulkner, DEBBIE GARNES agea of 8 and 9 who wlahto to ' Sberry Gloyd, VICKI GRATE, join llle pack ls Invited. NANCY GREENLEE, Connie Grueser, MELANIE RACKETI, Ronald Han ioon FESTIV.,.L OFF VIcki Hanlson, Roger Hendrix: A fsU festival annoWICed Perry Hoffman, John Hunnell earner for Saturday evening on the s!reets of Rsclne by Rsclne Fred Jones, Cindy Jordan: firemen has been cancelled due Joyce Kerns, Diana King, KENT KLOES, David to other activities. Krawsczyn, Steven Lane, BOOSTERS TO MEET CONNIE LANNING, Pamela The Southern Athletic Manley, DEBRA MAY, Har<J!d Boosters will hold a special McDaniel, Gary Michael, Mary ~eeUhg at 7p.m. Monday at the Midkiff, Mark MIUer, Cheryl hit)! school to complete plans Nelson, DARLA NEUTZLING, IrK the annual football banquet. ' MARLA NEUTZLING, Kenneth Norris, Ann Ohlinger, Edward $~,.::-;::::::::::::-.:::::::::::::::-:;:;: Parker, Ricky Pierce, Steve Powell, Connie Radford • Margaret Riggs, Mlllsa Rizer, SAIGON (Ut'I)- no U. 8. Rebecca Scaggo, Deborah Cmnmawl Wd &oday WOOpl Scaggs, Deborah Seho, Stella of lbe U. 8. Army's Amerii!IJ Smith, STEVE STANLEY Dlvllloo 111011 5,1110 gallmu of Mike Struble, Ruth · Terrell' lbe eoatnvontal <bemkll Fred Thompson, Robert Titus: j'enap" to kill vegetaUea ID Joe Welker, Kenneth Wbeeter, tile war 10110 evea lifter Ita Danny White, REBECCA 110 was foriJJddeD ID VI~ WILL, Jsnine Wilson, Debbie . . . ..... . ..............~ ~ ......., ..;.;.;••••••-:.. : :::: . Yoiltl~ --llllillstod ..________________J ~;r. : : ·: :-: : :· ...;.;......_.. ... •' ~ .r= I "' • ·. LI!W ....,,., Several lllfl!lbon .wiiDiteerod COLUMBU& - A doolg~ colldu<l 111e hear:IN. Ue wtu to place pollen about the public hearJnc for llle US ~ dlfeuos ~ .dlltalla and •the ·, county pnliDOIIDB Ibis ~·· bypass of NelsonviDe will be dghl of "•Y ·aoqlllollioo "-.· evoot.Mn. held at 10 a.m. oo Nov. Sin the programs, tentaUve. ~·· ·~:s~;:.: by Mrs. Bruce MaY and Mrs Nelaoovllle Junior lllsb School. alructioo sclledulea lllil the 81 for llle 11'10 1011 ccn!JOI8n ,. - Truckload Factory Closeout _....,. ----· \\' ))) \ Washington. The home was vacated by llle Bridgeman family 10 years ago. Still on lbe properly Ia llle family graveyard. The four generation• of Brldgemans were named Quartua. Three of the four are burled In 111e famlly plot. Paul and Shirley Huston, as IIIey are known to their many friends, began llle tremendous last of restoration by worldng evenings, holldays or "henevei time pormltted. All the work was done by 111e '· ' ' . ,. l!di1ilr diliouilled ~- . ·liM! ImportanCe of the olectliJII tl1U Je&r froiD lbe itandplilnHbatlholo •1Mlid on NOY. 3will detenDine the .!be Iilii lhape ol let!1sloll1111 ~ oqresaional dlstrlcll for the nell 10 yean. QuoUng a figure from "Graos· roola," tbe dlolrlct Democrat news· letter, Dr. Smith said that 70 per cent ol llle fam!Uea In Ohio with Income leas titan $'1,500 a yeor psy 66 per cent of an ola'le Iilii Joca)lalea. Yet only 23 per cent ol tile wllvenlty students come from these families, the speaker saki. __.._ (REPEAT OF LAST YEAfS SA . ON OUR PARKING ~ LOT "If Ibis lan'l a case of llle poor keepbll! (RAIN OR SHINE} SUNDAY ONLY - 12:00 TIL 6:00 e NO lAY-AWAYS e NO RERJNDS AU RRST COME, :~RST' SERVlJ)I .. ' ' - r- I , RACINE - Eastern to . ARC Projects in ·Tenth Doing Well diUIDols 29 WA8H!NG1'011- ~ lll,tttt· :l'llt.-IAUoritltrlllall>llill-sc~ ~ lnslltate baa bean .-.. federal eo-dlalmJan of the ~ ResJonal Commission, the lOth Congreaslmal District of Ohio Is "doing very well Indeed by the provisions of thls program." John Waters, head of the Appalachian Regional CommiMion which has, alnce ' "ilHAPE THE SOIOOUI FOR THE 70's" ls Ibis year.•s theme during 1965, coordinated new economic and aoclal Amerlcaft E<b!ation Weekwhk:h the mayors of Middleport, Pomeroy and RuUsnd progroms f..- the 13-otate Appalachian proclaimed during Oct. 2ii-311n their ,._live towns. They urged an psreute and region, recenUy briefed Congressman others interested In the ,..!fare ol schools to visit lllelr achools during the week. Clarence E. Miller on llle progress of ARC Front row ,1-r, are Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar, Mldineport Mayor C. 0 . Fisher projecll. both In operation and planned for undRuUnndMsyorEugene1b<mp~~~~~; bact row, Mrs. RusaeliMoore, chairman Southeastern Ohio. of the ocholarshlp and education committees of the American Legion Aulllary of Meeting with Miller In Washington, Waters said that Soullleastern Ohio's rate Drew Weboler Post No. iii, American Legion, 8IRd George Hargraves, Meigs High of progress ls slgnUicant. Referring to School &lperlntendent. This lithe 50th observance of American Education week. ARC·funded vocational education programs ln the District, Waters said, " The Commlssion has provided more than f]OI.7 million for vocaUooal educaUon ln ., Appalachia. In just five vocsUooal schools in Ohio, there ls e.pected to be an GAIJJPOUS -Acting JuvenUa Court also fined 110 and cools. Fined on trafllc charges were Glenn enrollment ol more than 5,600 atudenll by Judge John Gilliland Friday found three Smith, Jr., 18, Rt. I, Gslllpolla, $10 and wn.TheARChasfwtdedseven vocational Gallla youths guilty rl. acll of delinquency cools, left of center; Gary A. Jones, 16, school projecblln Soullleastere Ohio alone. in the purchase of liquor. Richard A. GIII,J7,.and John K. Gill, GalllpoUa,IJO and cools, speeding; Robert 15,,Rt. 2, Patriot, were found guilty ln that Erlt, 17, Rt. I, Gallipolis, II~ 8IRd costs, they dld share billie cost o1 intollCIIIIng speeding; Larry Warren, 11, Rt. 1, Crown liquor ander ...Uon 43111.831 of the Ohio City. $10 and cools, !allure to slop within Revised Code. They were each Uned $10 theassuredcleardlstance; and Freddie B. Sltaggs, 17, Rl. 1, Galllpolls, received a and costs. Robert E. Fulks, 17, Rt. 1, Vinton, was five day Ucense suspension for defective GAUJPOUS - A GaUipoUs college found gullty of an act of delinquency In exhausl s-nt won recogn!Uon last weekend 111e Forfeiting bonds were Charles E. Hill, that be dld purchase malt Uquor. He was 17, Rt. I, Thurman, $12.ii0, speeding and aecond otralght yeor for having detignod Raymond Lester, 16, Rio Grande, laS """ built llle beat h - decoration on the reckleas operaUon. Charles W. Bodlmer campua during hornecoming. Perkin• H01pitJJlUed m. 11. Eureka star RL; Gallipolis, was Rlct Houck, son of Mr. and Mn. Billie admonished for failure to yield the right of IEI'ART FALLS - A Letart Folia douck,121111lcrest Dr.•• resident ol Buoll ,man wasboopllallsed Saturday after being way . lloll, developed ·lbe theme, ''Mde '70 1trudt bJ 111 auto all2:50 p.m. on SR SS8 Different" around llle Dodge Shorlff Joe ben . . • Jllgglna. 11 was In _.,tion with . Jolmoon Hall. JIIJW)OZER JIVIIN8 71, MJerl The Bush Hall.Joboson project featured POMEROY - The l'<lneroy Fire a !().foot hllb Jllgglna willl a moving, Dept. went,a112:U p.m. _Saturday to.llle ..,..ttog, bead repeating, "You're In a Don Sbeelll')'aldence on Rt. 118 when a beap of lrouble buddy." , . heap of bWid0181' ,bad . fire, Damage .... Rt.l eellmated said ~- 3 Youths Found Guilty )". . ' '" 5o·.- . '' "Jieirnlng, Iilii the feedba<ll "" .... -ved to dale on lbo ll'ldllllllt llu been equaDy rewarding," Walen said. "I'm happy to soy lhallbe program will continue to receive ARC ~ In 1971," Waters told MIDer. "At tNa time, tt Is estimated that another SU million 11111 be spent for conUnued voCIItlonal educatiooal training ln your District." Asked by Miller to olaborate on lbe status ol present ARC{undod beallll programs and future plana, Wolen said ''The ARC has funded plannlnc and operating projecll. and con.strucUon projecll through llle Ohio Volley IINIIII Services over the past three yan. More titan $10 million has been ollocated to a number ol projects. This IDlOIDit Included $11,1$0,113 for health care conalruction such as llle llolzer Hospital in Galllpolil, the Jenkins Heallll Faclllty at Wellstm, the O'Bleness Memorial Hospllll In Alllens, as well as..., bealtb. can willa (Continued on page 1) . .. Houck Wins Again ,. :otthoi """" ' . Policies of District up .For. Review the rich, I dOD~ know what It Is. The Democratic Party thinks Ibis ought to be chanl!ed," Dr. &nllll stated. "Do yoa tltlnk this (gerrymandering) doean'l reoJiy amount to much? In 111118 ab\111147 par cellt of all:.~oles cast In OhiO congresaional eleetlono went to Democra!L You "oold e.pect that sllghlly. leas titan ball of our CCIIlgl'eiSimal delegatliJII woaid be Demncratic but, In fact, becsWie of geJT7111811der1ng, lbe number II only five out ol Z4," Dr. Smith said. ' James Blliley, candldata 1~ Meigs · County Commlssloner, spoke as did Paul Gerard, headquarters chairman, and E. A. · ~ eodllty chefrman, who presided. Rslralhmenll ,..,. served. ' •1.99 ' Final! ITEMS UMntb- DO·LLS kl!cben" which holds an the warmth and beauty a kltcllen can offer. AttracUve red brick walls are featuroil In the kitchen along with huge wooden log beams _in the celllng. The be8llll8 are (Continued on Jllle 4) POMEROY - Formeratatesenator J. Sherman P~ter and Dr. Sam Smith, chairman of the social science divisiOn at Rlo Grande Collage, were guest speakers at llle weoldy open hoose of the Melga · cOw,ty Demacrata Thursday night at psrty headquarlen bore. NEW 1969 5.00 TO &00 home. As ooe enters the side door of the large white brick home, there ls the "COIDIIcy 1 ' • NO.EXOIANGES couple, and their ahllity, talent and ex· ceUent taste ls reflected througboot the 1970 Vote Important ' ~) has been retarned to the original beauty for which It has been long remembered. Belleved to be 130 years old, the hoose once graced acres of land ln tills small Meigs Cowtty town. AD bull& acres were sold or given away, but II acres remained In llle family wttllllle Hustoos purchased the property. The last generation of Brldgomans to Uve there was lbe daughter, Mn. Robert C. Dwtn, who now resides In the state of 1"'108· BY DALE ROTHGEB , . built of llle 11111 be decldell GAILIPOLIS- One Dllljor race, two by realdenbl of Raccoon Twp., Rio Groade lallevlel, a lOfting ordinance and all local and Centerville villages wbo will vote 1111 optliJII ...... blghllgbllocallnterest In the option questions. annual ran election In Ga1Ua County on 1111 local The question& are: should tbe eala ol Tueaday, Nov. 3. beer by holden of C 8IRd D pll'llllll bo Although electioneering has been allowed In llle VU!age of Csntonllle, Rio aomewhat m llle quiet aide, auantion Is Grande aDd Raccoon Twp.; lhould lbe ... 9)>0Cted to focua on the Gallla Cowtty of lnlollcaling liquors be permltled; · Commlasion race where former ohould llle sale of wine by the paebgo for Democratic commissioner L. Paul conamnpUoo on and off llle [ll'tllliloll Haskins 1s Dllltched oga1nat Republican wbere sold be permitted In tbe VUlage of Joe D. MIDer who defeated John E. Rio Grande ; should llle sale of wiDe for Morgan in the primary. Haaklna, conamnptlm on and off the .......... be secretary of llle Buckeye Ssvlngs and pormltted; ohould tbe sale of oplrlLoan Aasociation, Is making a comebeck llquors by llle glaas be pormllted snd ab.all after being ousted two years ago by the atale llqoor storeo be permitted to oell Republican Clarence Johnaon. spirituous liquor by 111e peckage for. Miller, a former contraclor, upaet CllllBIIDipUon off the premlaea when aol4 Morgan In hll first pulitical venture laat be permitted In the VU!age of Rio Grmde, Centerville or Raccoon Twp. - May. 1\ealdenll of Raccoon Twp. wiD aloo Two Important lal levies will be decided in the GalllpoUs aty School decide the fate of • proposed lOlling pilll adopted by tbe lolmshlp ....-. District and Ohln Twp. GalUa voten 11111 cast boiioll for aD Residents of the clty school system will vote oo a1\l mill operating lovy for an stale olflcee, two propoaed ~ amendmenll and nll>pel'llaan olflcee, indefinite period. There are 10,244 peraons registered to Ohio Township voters have been aslred vote In the general election. m approve a one mill levy for fire pur· /lev. Perrin 10 . Head Seal Drive a. . POMEROY - Rev. WJ!bur· Pllrrln has lllCOiiled tbo • local bontlnr7 -~ Seal . (Blll) trouble, as shown by the dilp1IJ-, wsa 111 automobile. In a huge muffler, lbroagll 'lfl!ldl spectators walked, entering IJiprDIIriataiJ ~~~rough the tnlake,IIMI mUnc 1brauP 11e Olhaust, aul<moblli dangers"""' poillled out. Adding much to llle project ,... a vivid State Potrol film daplcllal automolllle accldenta. Alao m-u _.. junk yarda and outo pollution. The wsiit tbrauP the muffler ended at •under which .... wrltlall, "An you in a heap of trouble!" Mr. How:k ICftllted lbe tropiiJ . . . . due to rain at halftbne, was owadlll lollowlnc an evonlng ......,.,n. �• i-• 1 ·"",_.'I a..,r.n .1!\Y,Oc:tlbor•, li7t I ·' ARC Projetti: Peg · \ApPttliJch11f· 'li';w o' ~I!Mii'' ttlllil{~ .llin,llbo'. ·-Tbe 8lmdaJ 1'lo8 -&emlnil, Slmda)',IJctnber :at,ll'lll (O.IInuld fnm Pill I) "~J.l"" projoiefallft • nile tf lilt · Ill Jri..., Nelaland lfri'DI countlel. Walen · , ''$41 II 11m OliiO ..uJ ~ , ~" ~ 4 llllb.,..GC olbeula-. 1!111 £olal allo lncludea aubllallllal ible to PIOtldtt ooe 'ollliil1mCIII .• .• l!lll'·.,n, ·Cioaalloii' MIIl'Wi cfii - : . allocaU.. fell' dllld d~Yelopnenl prQjeeta and~ and burlnt P'QJeeta." . · 'l1le ARC cllreclir ul4 thai CIIICO the prQjec11 ~II.Y UJI\IIr coostructl<ln ere ~teet, llla~llmaledthatnoooe In tile 111111md by tbe Ohio Valley Bealtb llli'vlcel 11111 be mll't! !ban 30 minutes fnm tbe IIIG81 complete boopltal and utended cere facllltlel. Importance of 2-Mill .......... medlcll ....... ~ ' -~ . . w!lleldnd 1111 PICt 1lellll Nt anywhere ill ~." .. "'Oblo:' w~ Mid·. . • / COinJ.nenU,. IIIII be had rel:lntlt , • ''Oat tf lilt mwUIIJII8clil! 11111*11 toured aame Of tile ..,._t Afplllclllan . IWat·llda ~ .Ji IIIII Oblo llu .~ Highway conatructlon IIIH In · SoolheaJtern Ohio, Mm.r ..ad lbi Comml.IIIIOn chief lor hllaP~Jh~Al Of tbe coostruction rate and tbe allocatiiln of funds Into lbe o1i1o Appllacldan sysllllll. "Aitogehter, Ohio hu :za c:ountlel Intbe Appalachia lfl8lnrtY S)ltem. Ohlo'a rate ol cooslruction Is equal to tbe total ' :...iH!i. Ttllll••· •"d'ac "''ccble 111111-'1 • lMy it Pointed Out RACINE - Sootbem Local School lllalricl admlnlslraton and board of educotlon members are uralng the ....,... of a two mill Jeyy at tbe Nov. 3 elecUm. Ol!lclals alate that two mills were tUen off the Southern lllatrlct laa dupllcote In IIIII. '!'be two mills now being ukod for 1fOUJd be uaed to reopen tile Portland Elemenlery Scbool, clooed two years ago. Tbe opening Of the Portland building would lllevlate over CI'Oiftled C<llldltiOIIII In some ot tile schools, olllc:lals .U.te. , . Soutllern Board Ia '"' record to place tile two mUI levy before voters for !be lpeclllc purpose of recpenlng lbe Pcrtiand 8cl>ool DO later !ban the aeoond aemeater of tile 19'/11.71 school year. The new taa would amount to a taa 1n<reaae of A per each ,1,0110 of property evaluation. 111~-.llleDI'JmllUoaledaWIG' CIOMi 'DIII -IIUIIl ,II equal to lbl , _ , ~ed ·101' ............ 1«t . ' .j bit ..,, IW!di>· 1111'· 111111J -~~~~ 1111 llfsbnl: r.dl 11 Olllo. BanhliJ Ill! J"DB· ~ ttat Nlall'fll1 1111811· CGrllli' of ,Ojdo II raltiDI lbl 11111t IIDOUDI of iDall9 fGr -.1 C!tlllllructloD II 'ht•T I wbali c: o: and Pomeroy dleport scboola Tbla Ia an opm Invitation ID )1*1 tile Boy- of America. ao,. I years old or In the tblrd a..., c.ntraJ, Hannan, and , _, and9•10 can be a cub Moomt Flower; In Gallll Cllunty A-y , Rlo Grande , '--'IIIIUI ~~ ~ at ua 1 ao,. 11 and older can join the Centerville, Cheshire, aad ·-.a. Parade UO::SN"' D......:-a ..D. • • Fladler. -;;o·-o:~:w"""w~.~'}~~=-~ 1"'--h ~--- r rae~~ Line for ~--~rm.ng IIJ..~rfii!Y!oL~ l,n .~ ....,iiiiftf~ ... 1>'1 ~~~tine at 1 pm RACINE - A hlmtoming parade will be staged at I p.m. ' I r ·~ I II ' .I f . I, i 'l'hunday,lllarlinlat S)om and moving ID Racille, In eonjunction wllb !be Sl •te n Hlgb Seboo1 bomec:GIIIiag Tburaday night . Followtnc the ooparnadede lbere wiU be a meet !be team IOIIion, 1 anake dance and a pep rally. llurlDB lbe -~~ from Monday lllrough 'l'bunlday lbe Soulbem llllh Student Council 11111 be IJI<lllloting homecoming activities with one event planned fGr each day. . Tbunday night fioato 11111 be dllplayed at 7 preceding tbe aame and winners 11111 be anIIOUilCed. A bomecomng dance 11111 be beld following lbe game In !be junior high school wllb muaie by Gcrdon Fox. l HaUoween Pany Planned Th...,.,day '· HEMLOCK GROVE J!!l!ll...~ Grove Grqellllltlle Madera Woodman 11111 epa,_ allaJiowoen plriy Tbrnda)' ll 7:30pm. A eountry &lore •ill be ::::',alloa8abpond. There lmuma<lebalreclaaoda, and !roe doallla and cldor • Any conlribullonl for tile event 11111 be llllftdaled. t' 'j i·. ,.' VANDALISII NOTED POMEROY - Acto ol vandalllm are occurring In l'llllleroy by "llallowel'nen," lla)'or Cbarlea Logar dlldoaed Saturday. Polloi haw . , . irllructed to make arreo11. Panllll.-e r"'pplllible for tbt IICia cllbeir dllldren, tbe ID8)'0t aald. IlanlnJ, Albeft1 RDuta S, falhn ID ................ of ..... and ~•oouv 1 Howard E. Parker, Lon& BoiiDm Route 1, ...-eel clelr ....'"""' cberge. Forfollln& bonda of $Z'I.IIG eadl were Mlcbael K. Wlllon, Neptune, N. J., _speeding; &bert 1. Wood, Loilc Bollom, •! ~.l.,. 1-i.t____ _.,_,,· . .., ·;~~;~ I ~ G-MiDlstrict Scbool Night For l RIUlKUJ Roonle K. Scou!JIIg a.a1rman. • , MIDDLEPORT _ Casb prizes 11111 be awarded to the belt costwned In lbree age categories at the annual cOIIUDunlty llalloween party Thursday night sponsored by Feeney-Bennett Post 128 American J..egion. ' The affair 11111 be beld at the Middleport stadium. In the event of rain It 1llll be moved to !be Legion hall. Mn Dwight Wsllace, Selwyn Sudth and Mrs. Charles Keaalnger 11111 Judie the costumes giving flral, IIOCond and lblrd prl2es In the caregorlea of the prettiest lbe ugliest lbe lunnleat and' tile most~ In tbe age groups of up ID !be flnt grade first throughlbeflfth grades,~ tile sixth grade up. Jlefreshmenta will be sened · MIDDLEPORT - Selwyn Smllb, manager of the Imperial Eleetrlc eo., II tile new tubmuter of Mkldleporl Pack 2111. Smith wu acUwln acouU,. protrama In New .Enaland many yean prior to moving ID Middleport laal year. wu prtlellled to the cub acouta by retiring .cubmaaler Milford Hyeell ala llalloween party and awarda meeting Tburaday night at the ~ Legion hall. He · But May prot"!:o.w He: '-~- · .• v ,, point llld a one year 18rvlce lllat; Mu Geary, Raymond MOWOI')', and David Shuler, bobcat plnl; Steve Utile, two acout-o.rama patcbes, a bear boolt, a wolf patch, a gokl arrow point and 81ervlce pln; Dean spencer, a lllver arrow point; Jeff Laudermlll, a one year service alar; David llysell, two MERLYN ROSS, .-tide dlndor ol millie Ill Ria Grande Collele, tlroeta the CGDese'a Wind llyJnpllony II ll perfGrml tile OltiluN Ill "(lod'l '1\'Qmbonea, "· 'l1le per. forman<e II pa1 ole llOIDIII1II1I7 prOjel!l, "'lb11tre Arll," balnl ClHI1 "''ll't!d by RID Grude CIDIIage and tile Oblo Arll Coondl. • RIO GRANDE - "God'a parllclpate In "God's TromTrombones," • collecUm of '--." UWK:D Negro folk aermona, 11111 be Tbe unique and (II'HDllnent performed for ~ secmc1 lime place of the Negro Spiritual In IIlii year wbea· !be f&rnemlw American rellgloua folk art hu cut Ill Rio Grande COUece been widely recognized. NOt ao sludenta travel to WhllebiiJ.. well-lmown 11 the Negro 'folk Yearling Hlgb School Ia aerm011. Tbla moot vital and Columbus for two · remarkablt loUt form had 111 IIITOWS; John Stewart, Mitchell Carland Danny &nllb, ~service etara. Mrs. Eulah Francis was one-· . • Su , 2 Divoree U. "''iled ,.L Co . .r • ru1 UIIUI 'A ' ' ' ~· ,, '' ber Ollf yeal' aervlbe stir and ·oppolnted lllatrlfl publlclty dlairman. · . HyaeU, the new webelcitl leader, presentecrDavld Wh wllb a ,old arrow point Kevin Yeauger wllb · lbe traveler's award.' Ney, ~ wu received Into the .webeloe and presented hll badge colOn, a bear patch and a·gold arrow point. The winners in tile Order of 11(Jarded ana l111clleon at the Mooae llallln Point Pleasant foDowed !be calie lllrlnglng ceremony. AI left, a worker of !be Jerrold Corporation of PhUadelphla, which bel been contracted to ''wire" the mid.Qhio Valley commmltlea for CATV, lllrlngs !be first cable. Community CATV System Launched ,, Beat- Of the Bend ,, CFd, and David Hysell receiVed cub awarda, . ,. Mrs. Larry Spencer lljlote on IICOUI night 1D be oblervecl Monday at 7 pm. at 1be Middleport Pearl St. E:Jamentery School. Boys lntereslad In Joining the acouta IV" asked to attend the meetln, accompanied by thalr pirents. · By Bob Hoeflich POMEROY - You, you and you are Invited to attend an open house from 2 ID 6 p. m. today to view !be new clubhouse oflbe Twin aty Sbrlne Club at the Racine 9uine Park. Tbe clubhouse Ia 1rand spanking new and Is (jnpresslve. lllrlners are IIWous to have you see lt,ao do pop by the park. A WOR111Y PRO,JEC!' by the Eastern Homemakers Club of Eaatern Melp Colllty. For the third year lbe club w1U carry out a Christmas hoUday project of rememberln&local•ervtcernen lllatiDned In VIetnam, Tballand or any COW!try In the Far Ealll. Tbe club, of course, needs names and addreaaes. If you haw anyone you'd like remembered just gel the lnfonnation to Mn. Roger Gaul, Fomeroy Route 3, oc phone her at 985-3374. tile hardest to Identify; lyan Lane lti and Jeff LaudermUI, tbe pre eel; (leorse SteWart llld Kevin AnJ!el, tbe uglleal: <.ond Ney Plll'ker and Jolm Slewllrl, tile lunnleat. Mike HoOd,.Steve Ultie, Mu Geary, DonaJd Gear7, Kellb Black, David .~. Jamie Scally, and Ra)'IIIOIIII Mqwery l.aldn Stale Iloepltal, with about 10.. . . ..OP hand to witnoaa the event. Paul Qoabtree, ..,.oident al Paul Crabtree and A8soctates, Inc., frandllse bolder lor 1be CATV 8)'Sieml In the five communities, served as muter al ceremonies. A FIRST CABLE STRUNG - The lnlllal81rlnglng of cable fGr tile CIIDIIDWIIIY antenna lelevlelon syatems whldl will aerve Point Pleaaant, Pomeroy, Middleport, Muon and N.., llavert wu held Friday along Route 82, near lbe illlrance of ·' . r--------------------------- ~=..~:u~~~.~ ~~~~"':'oa:es~ arrow point and two aUver prizes going to Jamie Scally, Rio Goes on Tour ' {.. .. ' r' Geary, wolf petch, &old 8l'I'OW Spencer, Mllcbell Above are directors of Paul Crabtree and Aaaoc:lales; Inc., with two officials of the Jerrold CorporaUon during the and · dlvwet Werll ftled-, Jii'Jdi,r~ID ciiii1!UM':·.,"~: "'• ~h.enJI•I held !be emouone Melp. OJunl)' O>mrnm P1eu ceremonlf· . ~ •.PI and Imaginations of Nearo IJid .Court. · Gene Hqod "'re 'the ;J )ag non-Negro alike for more !ban IDlda M. JWuab, Pwieroy, bearers. ~~~ Were one hwlllred and eighty )'011'8• dlarglng atreme cruelty &eel aerved by Don 4 and 3. To James Weldon Jollllaon, IIIII agalnlt Alfred L. Rmllb, author o1 ''God's 'l'r'Ombonea," Mum. Tbe pi•ID!IIf a11o aee1ra the aonorous, powerful voice of tile Cllllody al - minor cbllcl tile old-lime Negro preacher Sarab Calberlne McDaniel, 1 wuiiU a wonderful trombone. Alblll7, Rl. Z,llled aultaplnet , 011 It "Intoned," "moaned," &bert Lee Mcllllnle!, Ololvllle, ~MM. & Tun. "pleaded," "blar,d," Rl. 1, on cbargea ol,sro• ra-u.27 · "erubed," and "lbulldered." aetlect of duty IIIII eilreme THE·~~NG'!,'M• ENT Hence, be and the title "God'e Cl'lltllty. · croclih.C..:rl Trombonea," an espreaslve ·IQrk P<>l!glao dealpallon ol theH vivid No Jnjued FaY.Duriiway mlnllleraofGod's word aa tbey Colol'clrloonl: · undeniDod it In Friday Wreck ~ ,~~ Funov 'l1le complete firat """'"'ter Sorprlsln' E....,slli' acbedule of perform.,... !tr GALLIPOUS -No one wu SHOW STARTS 7 P.M: . ''God's 'l'rombonea" Includes Injured and damaae · was . ._ • .•. r. · appearances Oclober 22 al tbe moderate In a two velllde Oallipolll Sl!lle lniUtule (7:30 mlllalnn at 3:30 PJI!· Friday at p.m.) 1114 October 211 at tile tile lnleraedlon Ill Gmrel HDI Whllehaii-Yearllnll Bl8h School Rd., IIIII Rl . .._ In Colianliwl (I p.m. and 7:30 kCarriiDs lll ' lbi.Oblo Slate p.m ) NciYedlber 1 It will be Patrol a veblcle 4r1..,. liT ·· n-• .: R _..__ 17 Rl 1, .pre~e~led at Jacboa Hllb _., • ........-, , • Sebool(lp.m.),NovomboriOal IJIM!Ire,atoppediDIIIIDalelt Oak JIIU Bl8h Scha1ll (I: SO turD Q!! iru ~by I!! lljto, a.m.) ind Wellllllllll&h8cbool operated by lloiNrl. Earple (2 p.m.), and NOJelllber u 11 MeU&III, 11, Rt; 1, ~; W.......... Sclroolln GaJilpoUI llf!li!l' -~)l,afled wll!l (I ~.m.). Tblre 11111 be 1 per- P'"DI·~ • ~· flll'lllllille II~ Crande College ·· ' In~ . •- .'· U(:~~ail performance sponsored by tbe ..-·-u- ! Dateline , . I I I G8 ,,.UJ ' !New Fuel May Be More Hazardous I TULSA, Okla. (UPI)- Most of I the large oil companies have Introduced noniesdecl or fowl lead gasoline In their major BY HOBART WWION, JH, marketing areas. Tbe move followed <lemands by governrnertl and the public to ELECTION DAY,IVIO, laleaalhan 10 days away. Elsewhere cut down on pollutionIn IDday's Times&ntlnel, Dale Rothgeb baa a complete nmdcnin contributing Olhaust from autoon local contests and lsaues. United Press lnternaUonal Is In the moblles. Now, however ,there is (I'OC088 of covering dlatrlct, regional and Illite contellls. a fear of more damaging health hazards fnlm the new Iuel. ' +++++ rr appears lhlnp haw been quiet on the local political acene, Tbe U.S. Bureau of Mines, In lilt you can be II88UI'ed lbe average Joe has been working mighty a recent research report, said hard JWOmollng hll candldetes and Iaaues. Last week's "fuel olteratimo from leaded to Republlcan llaJiy ldckod off the last big push for the Nov. 3 unleaded changed emission election. It should reach a peat following lbe Democrats' Rally. characteristics so that the Whatewr one's .party might be, we urge each and every pollution effect waa lncreaaed registered voter to go ID !be polls and exerclae bia or her right on Nov. 3, I by as much as 25 per cent." on and Gas Journal, trade publication of the oil Industry , said unleaded fuel could "very well pose new and ..rtous bealth problems." It added, "Gelling the lead out alone, won't end 1be smog ..-oblem." Lead In motor fuel Is used to combat lngrecliento that cause an engine 1D knock . It also boosts the octane rating eoough to provide smoother running and better mileage. New Problems "lf lead antllmocks are not used," the Oil and Gas JoW"nal said, "~asoline will contain The greater Concentrations of oromatlcs. Effects of lbese ezhaOIII materials have not yet been determined but !bey could very well pose ' new and serious bealth problerrul." Tbere are other dangers too researchers say. Rec""t st~e~ continue ID argue removing lead Is not !be answer "Neither tetraethyl ·lead or nalogen-containing scavengers of lead h•ve any delectable effect on the smog-forming potential of automobile exhaust," said a study by the Midwest Reaearch Institute. That study said eliminating the lead from psoUne w1U not reduce the amount of photocbemlcal smog lormed from auto exhaust, ''l:ut may increue it." Tbe journal said lbe oil industry "overreacted" to · demands for cleaner air by putting their lead.free aaaollne m !be market now. It added the next move for clean air Is "squarely up to the aulD makers." "Until autos corry !be (proper) exhaust equlpnenl, there's no real clean air 1'0111111 for reducing or ellminallnl! iesd from gasoline," tile joumal said. ONCE A YEAR HALF PRICE SALE captUred It's A Once A Year Sellebration! .MEIGS THEATRE "S:t:..;.. ··· --·•·I·l ol 1rf:1 - I' WE MUST HAVE THE SPACE! WS ANAL a.IARANCE ON HUNDREDS OF ITEMS OF 000 lDTS, REMNANTS, BROKEN SIZES ETC. All ARE ARST QUAUTY BUT TOO NUMEROUS 10 MENTION. r---------------------------1 One - , luncheon. From left ere Karl Davie, Jemld ol5ctal; Vllul Hartley, Jr., board member: Earl Wrigbt, JerrOld Corp.; Mrs. Jean Wock, board member; Paul Crabtree, Dr. Harold Brown, beard member, and Jack Fruth, board member. Tbe photo at rigbt to of Mr. Wrigbl explolning cable atrlnglag (l'oceclures at tbe cable Blrlnllnl ceremony with Crablree looking on. Rev. Charles Frum offered lbe ln...cation for both tile ceremony at Lakin aad the luncbeon. ----------~--------~--------1 b "" ear!lr/11 N wo h ::;()M..~ ~~Mdnlelll(drruJ.If '~"' . .~"~;,.o;~~ of'~~ij~ Rio Grande CoUeae CeDtral Ohio Alumni Aasoclation. Past Masters of "God's Trombooea," wblch began a year-long tour Of Lodge Scheduled llllllheaJtern Ohio October 22 with a performance at To be Honored GaWpolla Stale lnsUtute (GSl), POMEROY - Past Mulera Ia part ol a community ..-ojee~ 11111behonoreclwhertPcmeroy "Tbeatre Aria." Coeponaored Lodie 184, F&AM, meele In by Rio Grande Collete llld the special II08IIion at 7:30 pm. Ohio Arts C<luncll, ''Theatre Tuesday at the Maaonlc Arts" Ia limed at creaU,. and Ter~~~ Muter ll8llny S. Frecker Amaue& developing Interest In the 3." "'-hoof v theatre In aoutheaalern Ohio 1Jrlde said lbll !be Muter's -, .x ~ ear througb exposure and InIJelree 11111 bedcmferrecl on one ME OY ha volvemenl. candidate an three 25 year PO R C r 1es In addition to the aplapel plno 11111 be preaented, Frecller, son of Mr. and Mrs. pearancea at GSI and at James J. Harbage, grand WUilarn Frecter, baa received Whltehaii·Y•arllng Blab tr.......,. of !be Grand Lodie al an academic a.verage of U for School, flnl semester perF&AM of Ohio, a &'k1l degree Uthenlvpaaerslth~ear I work at Ohio formancea will be beld In Maaonandpastgrandmuterof ., . GaJUpolll, Columbus, Jacluon, !be grand lodge of F&AM ol Freclrer Is a student In 1111 Oak JIIU, Wellaton 'and Rio llllo, 11111 be a 1110111 and 11111 college of enalneerlnt and Gnlnde Plans for tile aecond ..,...,., the lapel pins. Refresb. 111,..,J.et lechnotOfl)'. He hu recenUy ..;.Include.....-.meo1s 11111 be aerwd following lr~- n: beelllnvlled ID Join Epallon Pi aemes tllemeellng Tau lnternaUonalhonor In PorW!louth, Pomeroy, fr lernl"' Ironton and Waverly, aJtboalh I"'L -nDD a .,. oilier appear~~~ce~ are now UUI.-e- be Initialed Into the group at ito being arrqed. NEW YORK (UPI) - Asteep """1 reflll]ar meeU,.. ''God's Trombones " under Democrllfll Jf'iU rise in tile coot of Uvlng, coming 1be cllrecUon al Mer{,n Rou, two weeks . before the IIIOCiata director of lllllllk!,lllll Meet M da congressional elecllolll, emEdward Roark, lnalnlcl« of Oil On y barraaaed Washington thll ADIB1IIQUAD CAU,ID speecb and drama, Wll week and aent stocks IDwer on MIDDLEPORT ·. ~ Tbe preaenled at the collep lui POMEROY- Melgo Coonty Wall Street, where it railed MlddlepartJ:.RJIDitllll'lllreda May. II Includes preaenlatlillla Democrato will meet at 7:30 suspicion as to wbetber eaJito u,e Oblo VaJiey llaJrlna from the Blhle - ~ IP,lrltillll · pm. Monday at tile party President Nixon's anU.mrlation Co. surplwr IIIDn et·U:61 pm. done \<1 a Raaden Thellit . beadquarlera on W, Main Sl. lor llrateBY 11 on target. ~ w111n Eva Utile bed fo~t. More tlian ,10 Rio. a lwld raising IOIIIon lor the AddlniiiDtbeptlliDiltm wtre beowae ill. 8be - 111bn to ,Gnillle coUep 1tudeil111 will . Glllipn for Governor cam- generaiiJ dlaappolnU,. llllrd Veteran& •emorlal Boapltal •. palgn. quarter III'Dlnp and feir tllal and aclr!dtiH. . ·, . ' All 40 central c:wmd" "'"" a prolqed atrlb at· GerM!nJ • are asked to be - n l lor a Molira Corp. may 1ea1an tile dlacualiOII 011 ways and ehancea fGr econ«111c - . r y 1D ralle funds for tbe flllber· In tile fourth quarter · na~ candidate, IJelmv A. '· cana\lay, Pomeror, fund ralllnl ·chalrmon, aatd. All Democrats and lndependenta Who ere qpec11ng 11> parllelpate In tile Gllllpn edmlnlalration are alked ID atlend. BuUIB'h I . . ~'I :~:;.~;~: ::,::~ce~~~,'o~: bel aad Herman Taylor, dleport, aU charged wllb ~; Dermis W. Adldaa, ~ failure to dlapay operaiDr sllcenJe. For!eiU,. a $17.1141 bond postecl 011 deloctlve wldcle cbarges wu Ivan P, I'Uwell, Pomeroy RDute Z. and ll8llny L. 111111, Marlella RDute 4,forfatec1at3'1.11Gbondpoated 011 spe;ecllng cberges. . . ·In Court :-::.:~~=: tile :'!:::.:.o~ea..:: ~~;.,~~&nl.:; ~ of Mn. Au8 riahl ol way; Mulne H. 'll'aobJngtm. ParmiAI are aakecl ID ac- ......., company their 11111. Amerlea •8 manpower begins wttb boypower! II !be Seoul s~o 1111 • OR Mmday Ia Uniform Day for .&~.:.: ... ' .~•l>'"t··. Sel.Wfl1. sDUUI•·IS New :Cubmaster,.: · '< ;:·;4 Fined Moaday. Speetal ecUYIU.., POMEROY _ Four defen. .U.plays 111111 ID8teriall bw dania were· flnecl and nine ...., amJIIecl for Ill vllilon. olben forfeited bende Friday In FoUowlo& lise ·ladlYidaol tllecourlofMelp O>unty Judge Ylollato cluartoms, a opeclal Frank w. PUIW. tlimlnutewocal-11111 Flned$1011111llllllleachwere be ,.....led by tile ........., Nodi CII!IDIIII, 01meau1, 111op , .' POMEROY UNIT CAIJ.ED POMEROY - Tbe Pomeroy E-R equad waa eaJied at 11:18Saturday for Mra. Della Riffle, Pomeroy RD, who had fallen on W, Second St. She waa transferred ID an Ewinl ambulance and removed to Holzer Medical Center. _.........,Y Anllouocement Ia made of Boy Scouts. More can be found 9ebool Nilbt f• Scouting In ... wt about scoulln& at U... IW-M IJialrlct Monday' Oct. :I& elemenlary scboola : at delipotecl elementary In Meigs O>unty, 11 Mlcl- ..~·.···,• mlllllll'l Wll'k• uAI you know," Waters told ..W., ''tbe wart ol lbe Commlaalon II an -mple Ill federal - alate • and - locll coaperotilll. I want to lbank you for your. vital and octiw role In IIIIIIIU,. usln our drive ID briDe ecmomlc and IOClal ..-aopertty to SoulheaJtern Ohio." pluo bow beea completed for tile uaual opea .,_ II Ga1Ua IIIP Sdlool sdleduled fnlm 7 !AI I p.m. ~, '1 'c I lllislld bF ARC ..-oJecla In C<lllllllelldln Mm.r fell' bla llrGIIII aupport of ... Cllm- ~·,~::;::~~"1 ' d. alluloa but 1111111 peraOn.- dlrecliJ (CmUnued from page I) were made. .In other~. Bob Roberta, retired Pomeroy laacher, wbo had been leachlnc lbe fourtb grade al Cheslel' and aupervillnllbe studenllaacblng of riorla Wells, rt!lllgned. Miss 'll'tlla .... hired to replace Roberts. The board alended Ita aPpreciation ID Roberta for hll lllllialance. 'l1le board I'HieWed Ita inlluraDce policy wtlb BariDn Inaurance Aprlcy, Cbeater, for burllarY, robbery, theft and lrlllllp<l'laUm huards. Atlendlntl were Riebel, Roger Epple, I. 0 . McCoy, Emeat Whllebead, Don Mora Oris Smith, board members; Newland, clerk; Robert Ord, priDclpal, and 17 members Of the Eaalern Local Education Aaan. For Scouts Set 'i' ularp." wa... llldtllalbeW'ui4W ~'. (, ,........ Ill not oa)J 111011 Ill tbe Qm. Police School Night ,., I • ~ ;. : : : : •• ' :• Ull'll D. •sm EV, A SENIOR at Soulbern HJab School, Rlclne, hu been listed In Merit's "Who's Wbo AmoDB American HJab Scbool Studenla," !be 18119-70 edition. Tbe, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ashley, Kellb Is flrat ICbolullcally In bla dua of 82, a member of tile cbonrs, cbolr, bencl and ordleatra; a member Ill Tri-M, the Frendl, Latin llld llcbolailtlc i1uba llld tile ICbool"aacboiMtk: team. He Is a member of tile National Honor Society, aerves u accornponlat,for the dlolr ,II manag., rl. tile &lee club and wi.stlalrlct winner In tile lllate flnaJa ollbe fll'lllle mllllcal talent conlell. He attentled Boys' Slate,- a member ot !be llale youlb cllolr,la a dlurcb member and acUwln youlb felloWIIdp ~. and plana ID enter pre-law.etudles at Ohio lhiYinlty. . Keltb Is currently wwlllng '" tile pnealolf al David and Sally Grow CUrtis who were bli sreat.creat.geal-greatJll'.,q,aranla. ~"'lallng him In tbe prQject II DorQiby HutdllllloiJ of Colrmlbua. ! HOSPITAL NEWS MelCI GeaeraJ Hospital ADMITTED Yvonne Moore, Middleport. DISCHARGED - None. PLEASANT VAlLEY ADMISSIONS : Mrs. John Mitchell, RuUand, Ohio: Mrs. Harold Whittington, Point Pleaaant: Franlc Scherer, Red Houae: Okey Parldna, Uberty; JWIO HutiDn, Route •I, Mid· dleport; Mrs. Franlc Mu.er, Long BotiDm; Rusaell Leonard, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Jack Duncan, Point Pleasant. ' DISCHARGES: Judy Brill, . Point Pleasant; Mn. Clarence . worllera In lbelr tomaiD crop Wslla, Point Pleaanl; Larry • GREI!lNVILLE, Ohio (UPI) : -Three Darke County farmets banes~ beve been clrarged .IInrmfleld. AlhiDni .Mrs. Ivor 'niREI! CHARGE!) -:. """ aUesedly used mighnt with violaU,. cblld labor lawa. 1 Farrar, IJieller, Oblo; .Wida ., i Staub, GIUIJKIIII l"eirJ: .Naomi Walle; Point fleuiutt: llaJpb Ellaa Ill Cllflul. ¥"-· · Stoi'Y. of Federal .Milner ~o .be· Told an I Holzer Medical Center, First Ave. and Cedar St. General vlslUng hours 2-4 and 74 p.m. Maternity vlsltlng hours 2:30 ID 4:30 p.m. Parent& only on Pediatrics Ward: Blrlba Mr . and Mrs. Norman Hawley, Middleport, a daughter; and Mr. and Mrs. Brice R. Gilpin, Pt. Pleasant, a daughter. Dlaebargea Joseph F. Adams, St., Mrs. Norman Bamra, Mrs. Violet Berriclge, Geor&e W. Burdette, Alfred E. Co•, Oscar A. Dillinger, Mn. Larry EIUo« and Infant daughter, Mn . Richard Lee Felly, Jr. aild lnfaat aon, George L. Gardner, Frank HamiliDn, Mrs. John C. Benderaon, Miss Tbelma B. Hugbes, Mrs. Gamel Johnalln, Mn. lAona JliiUce, Mn. Jolin LOper, Mn. Letha F. Ma"'le, Mrs. Cllarlea N. McGuire and Infant daughter, Mrs. ~er D. Meade, fred Miller, Mn, Earl Mllla, ..... Carl J. Olflllt, Gary G. llotd, Finley· R. Reynolda, · IIIII Gertrude M. Rice, John D, Mra. Cbarlea J. ...., lll.'Tll!ey, Rlcbanl ' Tripp, . ~ ~UbertBoaUcl.i I Role. Balmet,Mrs. 1111111•'"1111'11 IVID· L. Here's A Sampling TOILnRIES BILLFOLDS IT'S THE TOYS NYLONS BRASSIERES PANTIES GIRLS W DRESSES d 7·14 DRESSU SLACKS JACKm UNIFORMS .t., . HUMAN .HAIR WIGS . PAINT NOVELTIES . BOYS' SHilTS , ·: HOUSIHQtD ITEMS j,. PRICE SALE • Mlkll.'-A"IQUS . ·oN .... MONDAY - 5 TO 9 ., Q ..LJ. �• i-• 1 ·"",_.'I a..,r.n .1!\Y,Oc:tlbor•, li7t I ·' ARC Projetti: Peg · \ApPttliJch11f· 'li';w o' ~I!Mii'' ttlllil{~ .llin,llbo'. ·-Tbe 8lmdaJ 1'lo8 -&emlnil, Slmda)',IJctnber :at,ll'lll (O.IInuld fnm Pill I) "~J.l"" projoiefallft • nile tf lilt · Ill Jri..., Nelaland lfri'DI countlel. Walen · , ''$41 II 11m OliiO ..uJ ~ , ~" ~ 4 llllb.,..GC olbeula-. 1!111 £olal allo lncludea aubllallllal ible to PIOtldtt ooe 'ollliil1mCIII .• .• l!lll'·.,n, ·Cioaalloii' MIIl'Wi cfii - : . allocaU.. fell' dllld d~Yelopnenl prQjeeta and~ and burlnt P'QJeeta." . · 'l1le ARC cllreclir ul4 thai CIIICO the prQjec11 ~II.Y UJI\IIr coostructl<ln ere ~teet, llla~llmaledthatnoooe In tile 111111md by tbe Ohio Valley Bealtb llli'vlcel 11111 be mll't! !ban 30 minutes fnm tbe IIIG81 complete boopltal and utended cere facllltlel. Importance of 2-Mill .......... medlcll ....... ~ ' -~ . . w!lleldnd 1111 PICt 1lellll Nt anywhere ill ~." .. "'Oblo:' w~ Mid·. . • / COinJ.nenU,. IIIII be had rel:lntlt , • ''Oat tf lilt mwUIIJII8clil! 11111*11 toured aame Of tile ..,._t Afplllclllan . IWat·llda ~ .Ji IIIII Oblo llu .~ Highway conatructlon IIIH In · SoolheaJtern Ohio, Mm.r ..ad lbi Comml.IIIIOn chief lor hllaP~Jh~Al Of tbe coostruction rate and tbe allocatiiln of funds Into lbe o1i1o Appllacldan sysllllll. "Aitogehter, Ohio hu :za c:ountlel Intbe Appalachia lfl8lnrtY S)ltem. Ohlo'a rate ol cooslruction Is equal to tbe total ' :...iH!i. Ttllll••· •"d'ac "''ccble 111111-'1 • lMy it Pointed Out RACINE - Sootbem Local School lllalricl admlnlslraton and board of educotlon members are uralng the ....,... of a two mill Jeyy at tbe Nov. 3 elecUm. Ol!lclals alate that two mills were tUen off the Southern lllatrlct laa dupllcote In IIIII. '!'be two mills now being ukod for 1fOUJd be uaed to reopen tile Portland Elemenlery Scbool, clooed two years ago. Tbe opening Of the Portland building would lllevlate over CI'Oiftled C<llldltiOIIII In some ot tile schools, olllc:lals .U.te. , . Soutllern Board Ia '"' record to place tile two mUI levy before voters for !be lpeclllc purpose of recpenlng lbe Pcrtiand 8cl>ool DO later !ban the aeoond aemeater of tile 19'/11.71 school year. The new taa would amount to a taa 1n<reaae of A per each ,1,0110 of property evaluation. 111~-.llleDI'JmllUoaledaWIG' CIOMi 'DIII -IIUIIl ,II equal to lbl , _ , ~ed ·101' ............ 1«t . ' .j bit ..,, IW!di>· 1111'· 111111J -~~~~ 1111 llfsbnl: r.dl 11 Olllo. BanhliJ Ill! J"DB· ~ ttat Nlall'fll1 1111811· CGrllli' of ,Ojdo II raltiDI lbl 11111t IIDOUDI of iDall9 fGr -.1 C!tlllllructloD II 'ht•T I wbali c: o: and Pomeroy dleport scboola Tbla Ia an opm Invitation ID )1*1 tile Boy- of America. ao,. I years old or In the tblrd a..., c.ntraJ, Hannan, and , _, and9•10 can be a cub Moomt Flower; In Gallll Cllunty A-y , Rlo Grande , '--'IIIIUI ~~ ~ at ua 1 ao,. 11 and older can join the Centerville, Cheshire, aad ·-.a. Parade UO::SN"' D......:-a ..D. • • Fladler. -;;o·-o:~:w"""w~.~'}~~=-~ 1"'--h ~--- r rae~~ Line for ~--~rm.ng IIJ..~rfii!Y!oL~ l,n .~ ....,iiiiftf~ ... 1>'1 ~~~tine at 1 pm RACINE - A hlmtoming parade will be staged at I p.m. ' I r ·~ I II ' .I f . I, i 'l'hunday,lllarlinlat S)om and moving ID Racille, In eonjunction wllb !be Sl •te n Hlgb Seboo1 bomec:GIIIiag Tburaday night . Followtnc the ooparnadede lbere wiU be a meet !be team IOIIion, 1 anake dance and a pep rally. llurlDB lbe -~~ from Monday lllrough 'l'bunlday lbe Soulbem llllh Student Council 11111 be IJI<lllloting homecoming activities with one event planned fGr each day. . Tbunday night fioato 11111 be dllplayed at 7 preceding tbe aame and winners 11111 be anIIOUilCed. A bomecomng dance 11111 be beld following lbe game In !be junior high school wllb muaie by Gcrdon Fox. l HaUoween Pany Planned Th...,.,day '· HEMLOCK GROVE J!!l!ll...~ Grove Grqellllltlle Madera Woodman 11111 epa,_ allaJiowoen plriy Tbrnda)' ll 7:30pm. A eountry &lore •ill be ::::',alloa8abpond. There lmuma<lebalreclaaoda, and !roe doallla and cldor • Any conlribullonl for tile event 11111 be llllftdaled. t' 'j i·. ,.' VANDALISII NOTED POMEROY - Acto ol vandalllm are occurring In l'llllleroy by "llallowel'nen," lla)'or Cbarlea Logar dlldoaed Saturday. Polloi haw . , . irllructed to make arreo11. Panllll.-e r"'pplllible for tbt IICia cllbeir dllldren, tbe ID8)'0t aald. IlanlnJ, Albeft1 RDuta S, falhn ID ................ of ..... and ~•oouv 1 Howard E. Parker, Lon& BoiiDm Route 1, ...-eel clelr ....'"""' cberge. Forfollln& bonda of $Z'I.IIG eadl were Mlcbael K. Wlllon, Neptune, N. J., _speeding; &bert 1. Wood, Loilc Bollom, •! ~.l.,. 1-i.t____ _.,_,,· . .., ·;~~;~ I ~ G-MiDlstrict Scbool Night For l RIUlKUJ Roonle K. Scou!JIIg a.a1rman. • , MIDDLEPORT _ Casb prizes 11111 be awarded to the belt costwned In lbree age categories at the annual cOIIUDunlty llalloween party Thursday night sponsored by Feeney-Bennett Post 128 American J..egion. ' The affair 11111 be beld at the Middleport stadium. In the event of rain It 1llll be moved to !be Legion hall. Mn Dwight Wsllace, Selwyn Sudth and Mrs. Charles Keaalnger 11111 Judie the costumes giving flral, IIOCond and lblrd prl2es In the caregorlea of the prettiest lbe ugliest lbe lunnleat and' tile most~ In tbe age groups of up ID !be flnt grade first throughlbeflfth grades,~ tile sixth grade up. Jlefreshmenta will be sened · MIDDLEPORT - Selwyn Smllb, manager of the Imperial Eleetrlc eo., II tile new tubmuter of Mkldleporl Pack 2111. Smith wu acUwln acouU,. protrama In New .Enaland many yean prior to moving ID Middleport laal year. wu prtlellled to the cub acouta by retiring .cubmaaler Milford Hyeell ala llalloween party and awarda meeting Tburaday night at the ~ Legion hall. He · But May prot"!:o.w He: '-~- · .• v ,, point llld a one year 18rvlce lllat; Mu Geary, Raymond MOWOI')', and David Shuler, bobcat plnl; Steve Utile, two acout-o.rama patcbes, a bear boolt, a wolf patch, a gokl arrow point and 81ervlce pln; Dean spencer, a lllver arrow point; Jeff Laudermlll, a one year service alar; David llysell, two MERLYN ROSS, .-tide dlndor ol millie Ill Ria Grande Collele, tlroeta the CGDese'a Wind llyJnpllony II ll perfGrml tile OltiluN Ill "(lod'l '1\'Qmbonea, "· 'l1le per. forman<e II pa1 ole llOIDIII1II1I7 prOjel!l, "'lb11tre Arll," balnl ClHI1 "''ll't!d by RID Grude CIDIIage and tile Oblo Arll Coondl. • RIO GRANDE - "God'a parllclpate In "God's TromTrombones," • collecUm of '--." UWK:D Negro folk aermona, 11111 be Tbe unique and (II'HDllnent performed for ~ secmc1 lime place of the Negro Spiritual In IIlii year wbea· !be f&rnemlw American rellgloua folk art hu cut Ill Rio Grande COUece been widely recognized. NOt ao sludenta travel to WhllebiiJ.. well-lmown 11 the Negro 'folk Yearling Hlgb School Ia aerm011. Tbla moot vital and Columbus for two · remarkablt loUt form had 111 IIITOWS; John Stewart, Mitchell Carland Danny &nllb, ~service etara. Mrs. Eulah Francis was one-· . • Su , 2 Divoree U. "''iled ,.L Co . .r • ru1 UIIUI 'A ' ' ' ~· ,, '' ber Ollf yeal' aervlbe stir and ·oppolnted lllatrlfl publlclty dlairman. · . HyaeU, the new webelcitl leader, presentecrDavld Wh wllb a ,old arrow point Kevin Yeauger wllb · lbe traveler's award.' Ney, ~ wu received Into the .webeloe and presented hll badge colOn, a bear patch and a·gold arrow point. The winners in tile Order of 11(Jarded ana l111clleon at the Mooae llallln Point Pleasant foDowed !be calie lllrlnglng ceremony. AI left, a worker of !be Jerrold Corporation of PhUadelphla, which bel been contracted to ''wire" the mid.Qhio Valley commmltlea for CATV, lllrlngs !be first cable. Community CATV System Launched ,, Beat- Of the Bend ,, CFd, and David Hysell receiVed cub awarda, . ,. Mrs. Larry Spencer lljlote on IICOUI night 1D be oblervecl Monday at 7 pm. at 1be Middleport Pearl St. E:Jamentery School. Boys lntereslad In Joining the acouta IV" asked to attend the meetln, accompanied by thalr pirents. · By Bob Hoeflich POMEROY - You, you and you are Invited to attend an open house from 2 ID 6 p. m. today to view !be new clubhouse oflbe Twin aty Sbrlne Club at the Racine 9uine Park. Tbe clubhouse Ia 1rand spanking new and Is (jnpresslve. lllrlners are IIWous to have you see lt,ao do pop by the park. A WOR111Y PRO,JEC!' by the Eastern Homemakers Club of Eaatern Melp Colllty. For the third year lbe club w1U carry out a Christmas hoUday project of rememberln&local•ervtcernen lllatiDned In VIetnam, Tballand or any COW!try In the Far Ealll. Tbe club, of course, needs names and addreaaes. If you haw anyone you'd like remembered just gel the lnfonnation to Mn. Roger Gaul, Fomeroy Route 3, oc phone her at 985-3374. tile hardest to Identify; lyan Lane lti and Jeff LaudermUI, tbe pre eel; (leorse SteWart llld Kevin AnJ!el, tbe uglleal: <.ond Ney Plll'ker and Jolm Slewllrl, tile lunnleat. Mike HoOd,.Steve Ultie, Mu Geary, DonaJd Gear7, Kellb Black, David .~. Jamie Scally, and Ra)'IIIOIIII Mqwery l.aldn Stale Iloepltal, with about 10.. . . ..OP hand to witnoaa the event. Paul Qoabtree, ..,.oident al Paul Crabtree and A8soctates, Inc., frandllse bolder lor 1be CATV 8)'Sieml In the five communities, served as muter al ceremonies. A FIRST CABLE STRUNG - The lnlllal81rlnglng of cable fGr tile CIIDIIDWIIIY antenna lelevlelon syatems whldl will aerve Point Pleaaant, Pomeroy, Middleport, Muon and N.., llavert wu held Friday along Route 82, near lbe illlrance of ·' . r--------------------------- ~=..~:u~~~.~ ~~~~"':'oa:es~ arrow point and two aUver prizes going to Jamie Scally, Rio Goes on Tour ' {.. .. ' r' Geary, wolf petch, &old 8l'I'OW Spencer, Mllcbell Above are directors of Paul Crabtree and Aaaoc:lales; Inc., with two officials of the Jerrold CorporaUon during the and · dlvwet Werll ftled-, Jii'Jdi,r~ID ciiii1!UM':·.,"~: "'• ~h.enJI•I held !be emouone Melp. OJunl)' O>mrnm P1eu ceremonlf· . ~ •.PI and Imaginations of Nearo IJid .Court. · Gene Hqod "'re 'the ;J )ag non-Negro alike for more !ban IDlda M. JWuab, Pwieroy, bearers. ~~~ Were one hwlllred and eighty )'011'8• dlarglng atreme cruelty &eel aerved by Don 4 and 3. To James Weldon Jollllaon, IIIII agalnlt Alfred L. Rmllb, author o1 ''God's 'l'r'Ombonea," Mum. Tbe pi•ID!IIf a11o aee1ra the aonorous, powerful voice of tile Cllllody al - minor cbllcl tile old-lime Negro preacher Sarab Calberlne McDaniel, 1 wuiiU a wonderful trombone. Alblll7, Rl. Z,llled aultaplnet , 011 It "Intoned," "moaned," &bert Lee Mcllllnle!, Ololvllle, ~MM. & Tun. "pleaded," "blar,d," Rl. 1, on cbargea ol,sro• ra-u.27 · "erubed," and "lbulldered." aetlect of duty IIIII eilreme THE·~~NG'!,'M• ENT Hence, be and the title "God'e Cl'lltllty. · croclih.C..:rl Trombonea," an espreaslve ·IQrk P<>l!glao dealpallon ol theH vivid No Jnjued FaY.Duriiway mlnllleraofGod's word aa tbey Colol'clrloonl: · undeniDod it In Friday Wreck ~ ,~~ Funov 'l1le complete firat """'"'ter Sorprlsln' E....,slli' acbedule of perform.,... !tr GALLIPOUS -No one wu SHOW STARTS 7 P.M: . ''God's 'l'rombonea" Includes Injured and damaae · was . ._ • .•. r. · appearances Oclober 22 al tbe moderate In a two velllde Oallipolll Sl!lle lniUtule (7:30 mlllalnn at 3:30 PJI!· Friday at p.m.) 1114 October 211 at tile tile lnleraedlon Ill Gmrel HDI Whllehaii-Yearllnll Bl8h School Rd., IIIII Rl . .._ In Colianliwl (I p.m. and 7:30 kCarriiDs lll ' lbi.Oblo Slate p.m ) NciYedlber 1 It will be Patrol a veblcle 4r1..,. liT ·· n-• .: R _..__ 17 Rl 1, .pre~e~led at Jacboa Hllb _., • ........-, , • Sebool(lp.m.),NovomboriOal IJIM!Ire,atoppediDIIIIDalelt Oak JIIU Bl8h Scha1ll (I: SO turD Q!! iru ~by I!! lljto, a.m.) ind Wellllllllll&h8cbool operated by lloiNrl. Earple (2 p.m.), and NOJelllber u 11 MeU&III, 11, Rt; 1, ~; W.......... Sclroolln GaJilpoUI llf!li!l' -~)l,afled wll!l (I ~.m.). Tblre 11111 be 1 per- P'"DI·~ • ~· flll'lllllille II~ Crande College ·· ' In~ . •- .'· U(:~~ail performance sponsored by tbe ..-·-u- ! Dateline , . I I I G8 ,,.UJ ' !New Fuel May Be More Hazardous I TULSA, Okla. (UPI)- Most of I the large oil companies have Introduced noniesdecl or fowl lead gasoline In their major BY HOBART WWION, JH, marketing areas. Tbe move followed <lemands by governrnertl and the public to ELECTION DAY,IVIO, laleaalhan 10 days away. Elsewhere cut down on pollutionIn IDday's Times&ntlnel, Dale Rothgeb baa a complete nmdcnin contributing Olhaust from autoon local contests and lsaues. United Press lnternaUonal Is In the moblles. Now, however ,there is (I'OC088 of covering dlatrlct, regional and Illite contellls. a fear of more damaging health hazards fnlm the new Iuel. ' +++++ rr appears lhlnp haw been quiet on the local political acene, Tbe U.S. Bureau of Mines, In lilt you can be II88UI'ed lbe average Joe has been working mighty a recent research report, said hard JWOmollng hll candldetes and Iaaues. Last week's "fuel olteratimo from leaded to Republlcan llaJiy ldckod off the last big push for the Nov. 3 unleaded changed emission election. It should reach a peat following lbe Democrats' Rally. characteristics so that the Whatewr one's .party might be, we urge each and every pollution effect waa lncreaaed registered voter to go ID !be polls and exerclae bia or her right on Nov. 3, I by as much as 25 per cent." on and Gas Journal, trade publication of the oil Industry , said unleaded fuel could "very well pose new and ..rtous bealth problems." It added, "Gelling the lead out alone, won't end 1be smog ..-oblem." Lead In motor fuel Is used to combat lngrecliento that cause an engine 1D knock . It also boosts the octane rating eoough to provide smoother running and better mileage. New Problems "lf lead antllmocks are not used," the Oil and Gas JoW"nal said, "~asoline will contain The greater Concentrations of oromatlcs. Effects of lbese ezhaOIII materials have not yet been determined but !bey could very well pose ' new and serious bealth problerrul." Tbere are other dangers too researchers say. Rec""t st~e~ continue ID argue removing lead Is not !be answer "Neither tetraethyl ·lead or nalogen-containing scavengers of lead h•ve any delectable effect on the smog-forming potential of automobile exhaust," said a study by the Midwest Reaearch Institute. That study said eliminating the lead from psoUne w1U not reduce the amount of photocbemlcal smog lormed from auto exhaust, ''l:ut may increue it." Tbe journal said lbe oil industry "overreacted" to · demands for cleaner air by putting their lead.free aaaollne m !be market now. It added the next move for clean air Is "squarely up to the aulD makers." "Until autos corry !be (proper) exhaust equlpnenl, there's no real clean air 1'0111111 for reducing or ellminallnl! iesd from gasoline," tile joumal said. ONCE A YEAR HALF PRICE SALE captUred It's A Once A Year Sellebration! .MEIGS THEATRE "S:t:..;.. ··· --·•·I·l ol 1rf:1 - I' WE MUST HAVE THE SPACE! WS ANAL a.IARANCE ON HUNDREDS OF ITEMS OF 000 lDTS, REMNANTS, BROKEN SIZES ETC. All ARE ARST QUAUTY BUT TOO NUMEROUS 10 MENTION. r---------------------------1 One - , luncheon. From left ere Karl Davie, Jemld ol5ctal; Vllul Hartley, Jr., board member: Earl Wrigbt, JerrOld Corp.; Mrs. Jean Wock, board member; Paul Crabtree, Dr. Harold Brown, beard member, and Jack Fruth, board member. Tbe photo at rigbt to of Mr. Wrigbl explolning cable atrlnglag (l'oceclures at tbe cable Blrlnllnl ceremony with Crablree looking on. Rev. Charles Frum offered lbe ln...cation for both tile ceremony at Lakin aad the luncbeon. ----------~--------~--------1 b "" ear!lr/11 N wo h ::;()M..~ ~~Mdnlelll(drruJ.If '~"' . .~"~;,.o;~~ of'~~ij~ Rio Grande CoUeae CeDtral Ohio Alumni Aasoclation. Past Masters of "God's Trombooea," wblch began a year-long tour Of Lodge Scheduled llllllheaJtern Ohio October 22 with a performance at To be Honored GaWpolla Stale lnsUtute (GSl), POMEROY - Past Mulera Ia part ol a community ..-ojee~ 11111behonoreclwhertPcmeroy "Tbeatre Aria." Coeponaored Lodie 184, F&AM, meele In by Rio Grande Collete llld the special II08IIion at 7:30 pm. Ohio Arts C<luncll, ''Theatre Tuesday at the Maaonlc Arts" Ia limed at creaU,. and Ter~~~ Muter ll8llny S. Frecker Amaue& developing Interest In the 3." "'-hoof v theatre In aoutheaalern Ohio 1Jrlde said lbll !be Muter's -, .x ~ ear througb exposure and InIJelree 11111 bedcmferrecl on one ME OY ha volvemenl. candidate an three 25 year PO R C r 1es In addition to the aplapel plno 11111 be preaented, Frecller, son of Mr. and Mrs. pearancea at GSI and at James J. Harbage, grand WUilarn Frecter, baa received Whltehaii·Y•arllng Blab tr.......,. of !be Grand Lodie al an academic a.verage of U for School, flnl semester perF&AM of Ohio, a &'k1l degree Uthenlvpaaerslth~ear I work at Ohio formancea will be beld In Maaonandpastgrandmuterof ., . GaJUpolll, Columbus, Jacluon, !be grand lodge of F&AM ol Freclrer Is a student In 1111 Oak JIIU, Wellaton 'and Rio llllo, 11111 be a 1110111 and 11111 college of enalneerlnt and Gnlnde Plans for tile aecond ..,...,., the lapel pins. Refresb. 111,..,J.et lechnotOfl)'. He hu recenUy ..;.Include.....-.meo1s 11111 be aerwd following lr~- n: beelllnvlled ID Join Epallon Pi aemes tllemeellng Tau lnternaUonalhonor In PorW!louth, Pomeroy, fr lernl"' Ironton and Waverly, aJtboalh I"'L -nDD a .,. oilier appear~~~ce~ are now UUI.-e- be Initialed Into the group at ito being arrqed. NEW YORK (UPI) - Asteep """1 reflll]ar meeU,.. ''God's Trombones " under Democrllfll Jf'iU rise in tile coot of Uvlng, coming 1be cllrecUon al Mer{,n Rou, two weeks . before the IIIOCiata director of lllllllk!,lllll Meet M da congressional elecllolll, emEdward Roark, lnalnlcl« of Oil On y barraaaed Washington thll ADIB1IIQUAD CAU,ID speecb and drama, Wll week and aent stocks IDwer on MIDDLEPORT ·. ~ Tbe preaenled at the collep lui POMEROY- Melgo Coonty Wall Street, where it railed MlddlepartJ:.RJIDitllll'lllreda May. II Includes preaenlatlillla Democrato will meet at 7:30 suspicion as to wbetber eaJito u,e Oblo VaJiey llaJrlna from the Blhle - ~ IP,lrltillll · pm. Monday at tile party President Nixon's anU.mrlation Co. surplwr IIIDn et·U:61 pm. done \<1 a Raaden Thellit . beadquarlera on W, Main Sl. lor llrateBY 11 on target. ~ w111n Eva Utile bed fo~t. More tlian ,10 Rio. a lwld raising IOIIIon lor the AddlniiiDtbeptlliDiltm wtre beowae ill. 8be - 111bn to ,Gnillle coUep 1tudeil111 will . Glllipn for Governor cam- generaiiJ dlaappolnU,. llllrd Veteran& •emorlal Boapltal •. palgn. quarter III'Dlnp and feir tllal and aclr!dtiH. . ·, . ' All 40 central c:wmd" "'"" a prolqed atrlb at· GerM!nJ • are asked to be - n l lor a Molira Corp. may 1ea1an tile dlacualiOII 011 ways and ehancea fGr econ«111c - . r y 1D ralle funds for tbe flllber· In tile fourth quarter · na~ candidate, IJelmv A. '· cana\lay, Pomeror, fund ralllnl ·chalrmon, aatd. All Democrats and lndependenta Who ere qpec11ng 11> parllelpate In tile Gllllpn edmlnlalration are alked ID atlend. BuUIB'h I . . ~'I :~:;.~;~: ::,::~ce~~~,'o~: bel aad Herman Taylor, dleport, aU charged wllb ~; Dermis W. Adldaa, ~ failure to dlapay operaiDr sllcenJe. For!eiU,. a $17.1141 bond postecl 011 deloctlve wldcle cbarges wu Ivan P, I'Uwell, Pomeroy RDute Z. and ll8llny L. 111111, Marlella RDute 4,forfatec1at3'1.11Gbondpoated 011 spe;ecllng cberges. . . ·In Court :-::.:~~=: tile :'!:::.:.o~ea..:: ~~;.,~~&nl.:; ~ of Mn. Au8 riahl ol way; Mulne H. 'll'aobJngtm. ParmiAI are aakecl ID ac- ......., company their 11111. Amerlea •8 manpower begins wttb boypower! II !be Seoul s~o 1111 • OR Mmday Ia Uniform Day for .&~.:.: ... ' .~•l>'"t··. Sel.Wfl1. sDUUI•·IS New :Cubmaster,.: · '< ;:·;4 Fined Moaday. Speetal ecUYIU.., POMEROY _ Four defen. .U.plays 111111 ID8teriall bw dania were· flnecl and nine ...., amJIIecl for Ill vllilon. olben forfeited bende Friday In FoUowlo& lise ·ladlYidaol tllecourlofMelp O>unty Judge Ylollato cluartoms, a opeclal Frank w. PUIW. tlimlnutewocal-11111 Flned$1011111llllllleachwere be ,.....led by tile ........., Nodi CII!IDIIII, 01meau1, 111op , .' POMEROY UNIT CAIJ.ED POMEROY - Tbe Pomeroy E-R equad waa eaJied at 11:18Saturday for Mra. Della Riffle, Pomeroy RD, who had fallen on W, Second St. She waa transferred ID an Ewinl ambulance and removed to Holzer Medical Center. _.........,Y Anllouocement Ia made of Boy Scouts. More can be found 9ebool Nilbt f• Scouting In ... wt about scoulln& at U... IW-M IJialrlct Monday' Oct. :I& elemenlary scboola : at delipotecl elementary In Meigs O>unty, 11 Mlcl- ..~·.···,• mlllllll'l Wll'k• uAI you know," Waters told ..W., ''tbe wart ol lbe Commlaalon II an -mple Ill federal - alate • and - locll coaperotilll. I want to lbank you for your. vital and octiw role In IIIIIIIU,. usln our drive ID briDe ecmomlc and IOClal ..-aopertty to SoulheaJtern Ohio." pluo bow beea completed for tile uaual opea .,_ II Ga1Ua IIIP Sdlool sdleduled fnlm 7 !AI I p.m. ~, '1 'c I lllislld bF ARC ..-oJecla In C<lllllllelldln Mm.r fell' bla llrGIIII aupport of ... Cllm- ~·,~::;::~~"1 ' d. alluloa but 1111111 peraOn.- dlrecliJ (CmUnued from page I) were made. .In other~. Bob Roberta, retired Pomeroy laacher, wbo had been leachlnc lbe fourtb grade al Cheslel' and aupervillnllbe studenllaacblng of riorla Wells, rt!lllgned. Miss 'll'tlla .... hired to replace Roberts. The board alended Ita aPpreciation ID Roberta for hll lllllialance. 'l1le board I'HieWed Ita inlluraDce policy wtlb BariDn Inaurance Aprlcy, Cbeater, for burllarY, robbery, theft and lrlllllp<l'laUm huards. Atlendlntl were Riebel, Roger Epple, I. 0 . McCoy, Emeat Whllebead, Don Mora Oris Smith, board members; Newland, clerk; Robert Ord, priDclpal, and 17 members Of the Eaalern Local Education Aaan. For Scouts Set 'i' ularp." wa... llldtllalbeW'ui4W ~'. (, ,........ Ill not oa)J 111011 Ill tbe Qm. Police School Night ,., I • ~ ;. : : : : •• ' :• Ull'll D. •sm EV, A SENIOR at Soulbern HJab School, Rlclne, hu been listed In Merit's "Who's Wbo AmoDB American HJab Scbool Studenla," !be 18119-70 edition. Tbe, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ashley, Kellb Is flrat ICbolullcally In bla dua of 82, a member of tile cbonrs, cbolr, bencl and ordleatra; a member Ill Tri-M, the Frendl, Latin llld llcbolailtlc i1uba llld tile ICbool"aacboiMtk: team. He Is a member of tile National Honor Society, aerves u accornponlat,for the dlolr ,II manag., rl. tile &lee club and wi.stlalrlct winner In tile lllate flnaJa ollbe fll'lllle mllllcal talent conlell. He attentled Boys' Slate,- a member ot !be llale youlb cllolr,la a dlurcb member and acUwln youlb felloWIIdp ~. and plana ID enter pre-law.etudles at Ohio lhiYinlty. . Keltb Is currently wwlllng '" tile pnealolf al David and Sally Grow CUrtis who were bli sreat.creat.geal-greatJll'.,q,aranla. ~"'lallng him In tbe prQject II DorQiby HutdllllloiJ of Colrmlbua. ! HOSPITAL NEWS MelCI GeaeraJ Hospital ADMITTED Yvonne Moore, Middleport. DISCHARGED - None. PLEASANT VAlLEY ADMISSIONS : Mrs. John Mitchell, RuUand, Ohio: Mrs. Harold Whittington, Point Pleaaant: Franlc Scherer, Red Houae: Okey Parldna, Uberty; JWIO HutiDn, Route •I, Mid· dleport; Mrs. Franlc Mu.er, Long BotiDm; Rusaell Leonard, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Jack Duncan, Point Pleasant. ' DISCHARGES: Judy Brill, . Point Pleasant; Mn. Clarence . worllera In lbelr tomaiD crop Wslla, Point Pleaanl; Larry • GREI!lNVILLE, Ohio (UPI) : -Three Darke County farmets banes~ beve been clrarged .IInrmfleld. AlhiDni .Mrs. Ivor 'niREI! CHARGE!) -:. """ aUesedly used mighnt with violaU,. cblld labor lawa. 1 Farrar, IJieller, Oblo; .Wida ., i Staub, GIUIJKIIII l"eirJ: .Naomi Walle; Point fleuiutt: llaJpb Ellaa Ill Cllflul. ¥"-· · Stoi'Y. of Federal .Milner ~o .be· Told an I Holzer Medical Center, First Ave. and Cedar St. General vlslUng hours 2-4 and 74 p.m. Maternity vlsltlng hours 2:30 ID 4:30 p.m. Parent& only on Pediatrics Ward: Blrlba Mr . and Mrs. Norman Hawley, Middleport, a daughter; and Mr. and Mrs. Brice R. Gilpin, Pt. Pleasant, a daughter. Dlaebargea Joseph F. Adams, St., Mrs. Norman Bamra, Mrs. Violet Berriclge, Geor&e W. Burdette, Alfred E. Co•, Oscar A. Dillinger, Mn. Larry EIUo« and Infant daughter, Mn . Richard Lee Felly, Jr. aild lnfaat aon, George L. Gardner, Frank HamiliDn, Mrs. John C. Benderaon, Miss Tbelma B. Hugbes, Mrs. Gamel Johnalln, Mn. lAona JliiUce, Mn. Jolin LOper, Mn. Letha F. Ma"'le, Mrs. Cllarlea N. McGuire and Infant daughter, Mrs. ~er D. Meade, fred Miller, Mn, Earl Mllla, ..... Carl J. Olflllt, Gary G. llotd, Finley· R. Reynolda, · IIIII Gertrude M. Rice, John D, Mra. Cbarlea J. ...., lll.'Tll!ey, Rlcbanl ' Tripp, . ~ ~UbertBoaUcl.i I Role. Balmet,Mrs. 1111111•'"1111'11 IVID· L. Here's A Sampling TOILnRIES BILLFOLDS IT'S THE TOYS NYLONS BRASSIERES PANTIES GIRLS W DRESSES d 7·14 DRESSU SLACKS JACKm UNIFORMS .t., . HUMAN .HAIR WIGS . PAINT NOVELTIES . BOYS' SHilTS , ·: HOUSIHQtD ITEMS j,. PRICE SALE • Mlkll.'-A"IQUS . ·oN .... MONDAY - 5 TO 9 ., Q ..LJ. �' c ' • ' - Special Day · Observed '' ' H' ;It ·'t ' ·:Bombings Solve ,, . ,M~thing Now, Then l'OIIFJIOY- ~ Ooqd by' ·- If._· ..,,• .Ill =t::::li:=: ,8uDdly. ' ~ ;, 11111 comforta of blatory is that DO ~ hoW bad FM~tnd ..,....,.. Jor the ~ -Mtm, they usually bf"' bten-wone at10111e ..,,_"'*the Rev. D, ~ ~ W odlii !line. . . . , MII'PbT oC ll'GDIOII wbo bued What could be worae than the ter.rorlat'a~blal bomb- lU MDIOII on tbe 1Ith n.apter J--'... •-' .._ n•"'• ~ l!latlonl dnd etaewbere In the put· ~ear or two, cuJ.. oC ...,...., .... ""· ...._ tbe ~th of one-penon ill a boratory at the ~-W:: ~~::..the un~v of WlacOIIIIII? • ·-...Tb8.ai11Wer.is the wave of bomblnplhalswept the coun· ..~..~.~ ~ . try In the ear!)' part of this century, ilaJil&&lnll or demolilb- _ , - . _.. ~ .. ~fi :0urlhouoes1 po~~ct . atallono, 119ft Olllcei and bomes, tbeDdnll!gwonllip~. 1 1 dozeDI or peaple and lnjuriiJiacores of othm. 'l'bn wa, llfllllll ob!lllnl oC Then were bumlredl of bombln,.. Ro~ E. Danos, ''Wblt a lrtl!ld We Ba"" In wrller tor the Los ADgelea Timet, bat complied a Uti of JeM," ~ lnm,the pnt the wort! examples: l'lalm, and prayer by ·Mr. July 2, Iii~The CApitol Itself In Wasblngt'oil waa beavRy Buftlrl&lon. A time of te•lmor!y domaged by 'I bOmb. · wu a11o ~: July 5, 191l-P.ollce headquarteraiD New York City dam· ~ IIUIIic wu ·I.>Y lbe aged by a bomb. junior choir of the Forll!l Run Mareb a, 1917-Two periODI ldlled Ill a bomb ezploaioo Ol!lreb atUred far l!le oceaaklt Ill a Bostoo court. ·. in new robes. 'l'be Ptmeroy Feb. 10, 1918-LoWer ftoor oflbe Pusalc County (N.J.) Trllllty Church contributed courthouoe demoUabed by a bomb, toward materilllllor the robia Sept. I, 1918-Four pen0111 killed, 50 Injured In a Cblcago wblch ....., made by Mrs. poll ol!ice bomb explosion. Margaret Armstrong director Dec. 81, 1918-Bombs esr.:oded at the bomes of a judge of the cboir. • ' and poUco superintendent philadelphia. Mill Sarah Greer.e and Mill April 30, 1919-Discovery of 18 bombs In the malls ad· Dmna Buncb were dewtlmal dreSsed to promlllent cltlzena. . But b far the wort! act of terrorism O(!Curred at one leadera for the alternoon mlllute ~~~ noon on Sept. 18, 1931, wben a mutlve ezplo- 118111ion. MLu Green rud the 1t111 abattered wan street outilde the olflcea of J . P. Mor- acrlpture, Mils Buncb led tbe gan & Co. The gbaally toll wu II dead and more than :100 aonp, and Robart Armstrong InJured. ADd one borae, believed to have been pulllne a ., bad prayer, Miss Mariam wagon In whk:h tbe bomb wu placed. Annllrong wu at the pisno loJ The ezploslon ant shocll: wavea through tbe financial special mualc by the jwdor centera of the world. The New York, Pltlabureb and Detroit cbolr. Alao singing dlring the ttock excbanttn were clooed. Guards w~lac!',.!l.thet lll!I'VIce wu the emir of the Mnntreal esc ge and Scotland Yard • - - a Mount Moriah Ba u. O>urdl pubUc buiJdlngaiD London. P · Newapaper editorial comment of the Ume ,eada aa if it =~~':.?.':.,HqgbCampea:: were written this mornln1. "' · "The anarcblata bave declared open warfare," laid one ~&.! mlnlalers Included paper. "Ills a situation that wiD have to be met with all !be force the eovel'DIIIOnt may have at Ita CM>m•nd , . . tho the Rev. Mr · W~ of Midwhole 8118J'Cbist element will bave to be rooted out and dloporl, the Rev. Samuel treated not with the leD!tncy of toleration tbat ~· cbarac· Jacklon, putor of the Naomi terlzed tbe eovemment 1 attitude thus far . . . and Rutland Churcbea; the Rev. Said the New York Tribune: Henry Lewis Key, Jr., Mount "The esploaion that lhooli the flnanclal district yetlerday Moriah Baptist O>urcb; the did not come by accident. Candidates lor ol!ice, even lor Rev. Mr. Murphy of Ironloo, the blghelt, spread tbe doctrine that when there Is discontent and Mr Bullington it Ia tha gove.nm1ent'a lault and that a corrupt cnnspiracy Mr · WIUiam Snutb waa exists . . . to oppreaa the masses . .. that the law has s. become the shelter of !~justice and thalli Is time to smash ~ of the m~ through tbe reatralnta. MLu eene u co · This crime was never solved, nor were most of the Serving on the finance comothers. · mlttee were Deacon ArmOne of the dlscomfor!l of blatory is that so many people ....... Olear Qualls, IAhiXIII refuse to learn from it. "Hlalory Is Irrelevant," say the Am..tnug, and Samuel Armyouthful acllvllls. lllraDgandKarea Howard of the But those who, "bile condeiDllini violence, try to find ex· Trledatono Ba~ Olurcb. cuoes for It bfu,pointing to the flilws In society and fret Mn. Ruth Bafllngton wu iiJ~ that bave ~n place In courthouse.1, olllce lndldln,, a\lna;,ftyln , . BAllOt]) SAUER AHt> 1011. MAiiTHA VENJIAIU of "'"::r:!t!..C. doJ;II '-'" olfll!lnewllefp.lllab Sebool wtll ~ ..,..,._. Ill . ba In cblrp oC lbe IIICCllld ~ bleb IChGol educatkln • · ·bmallon nilbtlo'IW hll411 .1:ao p.m. Tuesday at tile new IIDic!l. Bolb wall 1111141denta are IDvlted, :}- " • , 'linfi.·:t-..rma · ..:on Ni~·ht .., lolo · - acbools. The 111'11 pel:iod will be Progrpm~1 oll~red by area from I to 1:30 p.m. and' the eoJieles """ IAicbnlW ,achools' second period frolll 8:30 tD 1 wW ba t~Wia!Md at 7:30 p.m. p m ~ . w... the IIJIIdance · and tbeir repruendeper..,..t praenlllll second tallvea to be on band Include· Rio Grande College ~ 1 bigl) liChoo1 tnformall ~•i •I M~•- ..... School. on E M•-'"'· Ohio .,... • ..,.. ._. · - ..., • · • Botll!liUd!'lllandparenllare Jerry Reeae; Marietta College, invited to attend tbe evening's Jamea Stephens; Mountain a~.;a:r\11#1 wW open with a State College, Bert Wal~; a . ~Y b) rOom 2111, Gallipolis Bualneaa School, ilie, m iol the new buildi1111. Tbomu Breech; Huntlngloo .Ste~ oC Marietta 8atber College, Jobo Wlclsbaii'J, dl.cusa student and """""'wl InIIDanda{:-;lda for higher stltule, Frank~-:educalion before thoae . at- Relreabmenll WUI' be aerved tendlilsiiiOVetoolbefroomato intbe'lllnrylrom8tol:"p.m. ' 11 f f 11 1n th 1 1 11 bo~r -~·~resenta vea rom o ow I . e n orma on vap~ "'bqals. perloda. Mra. ~tbe Venn¢ ~ .will be two sepanle and Harold Sauer of the pertoqs, ao that peraona at. guidance department are in tenc!i9&.. can bear aspects of charge oC the 'ovenll!g's acprogr~a offered by two tlviUea. ·· · ., · aocj( ,' SPRINGS Sehoot. University .= . ..m Trt-<:ounty Porw to Cnv~te 40 New Saints 'I"' ' VATlCANCJTY (UPI)- In peeled to attend. The Slllllne Chapel cbolr baa p~ Paul vt wiD proclaim tile waived Its right to ling at the 1 '~ lyplcaUy Eft811sh, r.n: = 'l'OTALLOIIS-A C1!r ~glng to Ra1pb H, Glllbaolllluon waaa totalloalwiHIIIIleft IW blgbway BIIJriay mml.mc illd llruds the corner ol the WD1llm Q'OW ,...~w.ce Oil tile end~ tlle~'lllilllll. Alllce cblel RlcbardObllnger is Ill• rrtlgllllnll, .. ' Mason House Hit MASON...,Ralpb H. Glbba oC Mason waa treated lor lnjurlea Saturday mlll'lllng when the car he was drlvinli left the main highway, ploughed acrll88 a yard an,d struck the corner or a residence at the corporation llmito on the eaat end oC Muon at 6:811 a. m. Gibbs was treated at Veterana Memortallloapital in Pomeroy for lacej"allona of the bead and lace, and releaaed. Mason Police auet, Richard OhlinKer said Glbba was traveling west on U.S. 33, whlcb in town Is !mown as Second Stree~ when his 1963 model car left the roadway, went !DID the William Crow yard tearing out shrubbery and finally siDpped againat the upper corner of the house. . The officer estimated ' damages ID the house as sz;o. The accident II sliD under in· ..,.tipllon. Glbbe wu ~ (erred from the wreck acene tn a private car. Eddy's Schedule Set Nut Week POMEROY - Mr. Eddy's schedule lor the week of Oct. 2630 is; MONDAY II-&; 30, Rock Springs. 7~ Racine Bank. TIIUR8DAY t-Il :30, Southern. 12:30-3, Rutland. 3:30-3:0, LangsvUie. ~. Rutland Main, 5:1W:15, Rutland Park. 6:45-7:30, HyaeB Run. 7:4W, Old Rt. 7. 10:30-11:30, WUIOII. 1~12:2'1, WUkeavllle. · 1·1:30, Huston Real Home. TIJESDAY 12:30-3, Southern, 3 : 1~:0, U:30, Stiversvllle. &4:30, Parlland. Dorcas. nuDAY Jl.e:15, cattioUc Olun:h. 9:45-11:30, Riverview . I~1, Reedaville. 4-1:15, Spiller. Railroad B..;.l~e 'OU@S' At Point UnNfe 1:36-3, Lmg Bottom. 3:30-1, Keoo . CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UP!). t:J5-4:30, Ballhan. · - Penn Central Railroad of. ficials have been IDid to make , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . ::;~~:..:K!: :.."ri::c:~~a: :.:...u~~~~~·~:ne.ll:2j~·:=wa:.~;;~Ot~rgdmJ!Y. cba~~-n 0'. thelicooi a,;;;;:.~t ~.fflllAA~ :S;- _. t: • .. =·•Wt!l8 ,, _ ,.. .,., w-.- - ••·J=-···, _ . . . . . , .. __ ,. . , . . .. ) But e . iel"'*'cl anee ·· "" ' ': · et, :. martyra far the Roman in 4Londoo IIIII aoveral En&li.sl> . died ~"'" ... fI' ilh ..,.......,_ '"'" •11 '"'- ""I' I ·.Jitl«'mmSiaBi ~cf.' !W.Idllll)il will be ~lltlbt<*llldoo)ill'"",._sled'letlW~;wludinl flaW'~ B..,..... ,alld man . a place oC the rope with which lh•n 10,000 pilgrims from one _oC,Ihem, l!c!mund Campion, f:ng1and IIIII Wales were a;. wu banged. l · l· •u • ..Lfit .I/. Malcma Some Faces~ Red !•U41" ~ f' -~ ' • . WA=!f (UP!) -U.s. way ,that mirror& the u.s, farm tarm 11 ·tte _,... s1nee Warld War n, Far o--.. bul1llb on· the lntemalloilal 118111J1Ie, one Eurojlean nation martel; bill eapertl ,aae bar· II, I'IICOIIIIderll ita policy oC blneon oC trouble Oil tbe borilon IUbaldit!ns the C<llslructlon of IIIII.- ~II ~. l,l!lft llbe!'al, lkow ~.whelllt IIDOIIII floede ~: ' .. '' lbat notlilnf lela tllan a Mk:ow ' \llorld"fiitin e~~Joha : are bamcan-tiprolll • ~to~ S24 billion Iii . ' ;;:a;g'flllt·illcmie Ill tliNe ·' ;.t~, W!il' ~ than ·• pet cent orleblltmc ill the United ' IWlNINii8 Oli'F FINDLAY,Oi!ld(UPI)-Nel IDcilllleG(IIleMaralbonOIICo. '•· Buill~reYarl Important feD U pier \1eht for tbe tldrd cba.;.. tUin8 place now ,In ~ u !l(lilllllred 1D .let Aila-"arlii'•Eurape that iMiuJd year'a flprea, It waa an· alfeCI u.s. ~II. nounced Frlday. E•rnlngs · JIIJIIIIIIIY lncrnrd.-llti 01111 ~ ~ fronl n ID 70 cents riel outpullll a drlve ·loliard Per share OVf!t the COOJparallve rlf-nlllclency, Alii! ~ perloda. ~ , for tbe lint , llrlll<· proar~~ ;re;·bi!Da l!ll!e ~\1111 ~C.= alllrell !0111111 . . . . . -~ 4IIWII t6 .. , · ••·" · .1" ·: · \ yl ) 11 \llr'"11 · ~ Eall ·~ 011' , ,,, '' ~.: '~Never Mi~ · ' _,. W~ are sliD a free "p;;~ie; · IIIU an imperfect nation, still trying to enlarge our treedoma and correct our imperlec· tiona. The bomba neither helped nor stopped that process then and won't now. · Forlullale!f, the terror!lm practlc:ed by our modern anareblata seemallke pretty small potatoea compared to that Of 50 Y,88ra qo. Let us hope It remalnumall potatoes. . Synthetic Jared Sheets Born 0-- October 20th n R 11 bber Procell ;, Aided · POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. WASHINGTON (UP!) -James Sheela of Route I, Agricultural cbemiats bave t:..eeeburg, are announcing the discovered that cereal birth of 1 son, Jored Andrew, dirlvall• can be UNd el· born Oc:t. 20 at lbe Hl1laboro feCfiVt17 ,II! ~"'"'!:.~~ -~ Higbland Hospital. than ball the ayn..,...,"""'"' . l'aternal grandparents are used in the United Sta~ ba Mr. and Mra. Char1ea Sheell, ol Cereal ~vallvea , lllllli" Pomeroy, and Mr. and ,uaed U 1 'straitjacket for Mn James Qettles, Welltlon. holdinl unvolcanlled rubber Mr. · and· Mrs. Harold Lobae, dul'lni. the grinding procraa. PrmerOy, are tbe matemal After the rubba" II ground, the grandpennto. Mrs. Lohae to Ill cerea1l .,. lnCGrparaled Into LeeabUJ1 asalatlng her ~:.:,to:~ daughter, the former Jennller iyntbellc Lobae, and bar family . ' . . *· Davida Sue Fetty ' Y.o.ur:.Politics.,,. How's · Ace.ount?" Born on Oct 7th POMEROY -Mr. IIIII Mrl. David Henry Felty, Point l'leaant, an announcln& .the birth oC tbolr lint child, 8 daJIIbtlr' Devida S!le. 'l'bl Infant born Oil Oel 7 at the Holaer Medical Center wel&bed -pounds. lfr. and lira. Erneat Fetty, Point Pluaant and Mr.: and Mrs. Waller WiiiCIII, Pw60J• an lba ~~~- Mr. IIIII Mrs. .; ' ' i ., I ' ~~ . ""·· -.~ · ~ were Jr!lvlded by mn. 1•b<Mi . · uaU)I'·cot •bd ibl·bal"' .' . ' = .. HarGill KID&. .l'maot, an ~ll,and 'Mn. IJcbiiOOI, Pt~Dei'by, ill • ~. ~ I, ,, -.. ' est u"' w llYYlTEJl.. T0 He ar MUSICI . I EVlllge I'IStS Leifer a~ Grace Place With : · Marimba Bells Saxaphone Electric Steel Guitar Triple Octave Chimes 1 ·" Vlf'8,·-'-·' ,.. .J..bllc ru · ,., , • Service C~on IWII condueled two lil!pectlons on the span, and another Inspection is acheduled next month. Augustine A. Mazzei, aselstant chief C0111118l of the PSC said the railroad was advised the bridge should be repaired. Officials of the Penn Wednesdar ThiU Sunday Oct 28-flar. l Central, however, said tbey bad made a streas check of the 7:30 Each EWIIina Sunday 10:30 & 7:30 Band Boosters Will bridge which showed It was in • salislactory condition. The At The Meet Tuesda• Niaht the 1 ... bridge standi adjacent ID RACINE - The Southern Bridge, which collapaed Localil8ndBooater81iillmeet nearlylhreeyearsagoidllinKt61_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. at 7:30 p.m. Tlleaday in the high persona. achool caleleris, Racine. At 7 11.m, there -will be a preoentallono!lhareaullso!the beginners' band prOjp'am. AU parents and any interested personsareinviledtoalteodthe meeUng when delalla of purchasing and renting In· atrwnento will be ~­ fascinate Relreahments will ba ......... John Qualls, Mn. Mary Allee Samuels, and Mrs. Howard En,Usl>. Mrs·. Sanders was chairman of the aerving (:OIIllllittee wllll Mrs. Joaeph 'l'bompson of Athens, co· cbatrman. The junior girls aasmted with the serving. Silver QtESHIRE BAPTIST afURQt Flirty-girl shoes the gentlemen .. . surround deserving darlings with an admiring throng. The toes are softly rounded .. . the heels delicately sculptured. Theyre made just like you, just for you .. . you curvy cutie! ~iE" N . : :~~TAmerl· can Muleum o1 Natural Hiltory repcrted Saturday It baa begun 111 second hundred yean wllh a .-.c~ tnMIDg attendance of f,I72,08S-tbe 111'11 time allendance pasaad the 4,000,1100 lllll'k. President GardiDer D. Stout also aald tile muaeum bad lncreaaed til eftorlt to dramaa. tile relovallce of natural . Gr•duales Get · Tbelif,....Jobsl Wrtt. ' or catl 14! 4311 lor aitstot ot '""'"' and lll,rllng dolt. ROBIN In Bone smooth· Brown ,patenllte, Scarlet ntK1 patenllte. S13.95 .. . 1. Ohio Politica , .• . !:. ' ' . -tOl!lCE:Rv In Bli.lil smooth uj,pe.-11 ,. ,;. ' �' c ' • ' - Special Day · Observed '' ' H' ;It ·'t ' ·:Bombings Solve ,, . ,M~thing Now, Then l'OIIFJIOY- ~ Ooqd by' ·- If._· ..,,• .Ill =t::::li:=: ,8uDdly. ' ~ ;, 11111 comforta of blatory is that DO ~ hoW bad FM~tnd ..,....,.. Jor the ~ -Mtm, they usually bf"' bten-wone at10111e ..,,_"'*the Rev. D, ~ ~ W odlii !line. . . . , MII'PbT oC ll'GDIOII wbo bued What could be worae than the ter.rorlat'a~blal bomb- lU MDIOII on tbe 1Ith n.apter J--'... •-' .._ n•"'• ~ l!latlonl dnd etaewbere In the put· ~ear or two, cuJ.. oC ...,...., .... ""· ...._ tbe ~th of one-penon ill a boratory at the ~-W:: ~~::..the un~v of WlacOIIIIII? • ·-...Tb8.ai11Wer.is the wave of bomblnplhalswept the coun· ..~..~.~ ~ . try In the ear!)' part of this century, ilaJil&&lnll or demolilb- _ , - . _.. ~ .. ~fi :0urlhouoes1 po~~ct . atallono, 119ft Olllcei and bomes, tbeDdnll!gwonllip~. 1 1 dozeDI or peaple and lnjuriiJiacores of othm. 'l'bn wa, llfllllll ob!lllnl oC Then were bumlredl of bombln,.. Ro~ E. Danos, ''Wblt a lrtl!ld We Ba"" In wrller tor the Los ADgelea Timet, bat complied a Uti of JeM," ~ lnm,the pnt the wort! examples: l'lalm, and prayer by ·Mr. July 2, Iii~The CApitol Itself In Wasblngt'oil waa beavRy Buftlrl&lon. A time of te•lmor!y domaged by 'I bOmb. · wu a11o ~: July 5, 191l-P.ollce headquarteraiD New York City dam· ~ IIUIIic wu ·I.>Y lbe aged by a bomb. junior choir of the Forll!l Run Mareb a, 1917-Two periODI ldlled Ill a bomb ezploaioo Ol!lreb atUred far l!le oceaaklt Ill a Bostoo court. ·. in new robes. 'l'be Ptmeroy Feb. 10, 1918-LoWer ftoor oflbe Pusalc County (N.J.) Trllllty Church contributed courthouoe demoUabed by a bomb, toward materilllllor the robia Sept. I, 1918-Four pen0111 killed, 50 Injured In a Cblcago wblch ....., made by Mrs. poll ol!ice bomb explosion. Margaret Armstrong director Dec. 81, 1918-Bombs esr.:oded at the bomes of a judge of the cboir. • ' and poUco superintendent philadelphia. Mill Sarah Greer.e and Mill April 30, 1919-Discovery of 18 bombs In the malls ad· Dmna Buncb were dewtlmal dreSsed to promlllent cltlzena. . But b far the wort! act of terrorism O(!Curred at one leadera for the alternoon mlllute ~~~ noon on Sept. 18, 1931, wben a mutlve ezplo- 118111ion. MLu Green rud the 1t111 abattered wan street outilde the olflcea of J . P. Mor- acrlpture, Mils Buncb led tbe gan & Co. The gbaally toll wu II dead and more than :100 aonp, and Robart Armstrong InJured. ADd one borae, believed to have been pulllne a ., bad prayer, Miss Mariam wagon In whk:h tbe bomb wu placed. Annllrong wu at the pisno loJ The ezploslon ant shocll: wavea through tbe financial special mualc by the jwdor centera of the world. The New York, Pltlabureb and Detroit cbolr. Alao singing dlring the ttock excbanttn were clooed. Guards w~lac!',.!l.thet lll!I'VIce wu the emir of the Mnntreal esc ge and Scotland Yard • - - a Mount Moriah Ba u. O>urdl pubUc buiJdlngaiD London. P · Newapaper editorial comment of the Ume ,eada aa if it =~~':.?.':.,HqgbCampea:: were written this mornln1. "' · "The anarcblata bave declared open warfare," laid one ~&.! mlnlalers Included paper. "Ills a situation that wiD have to be met with all !be force the eovel'DIIIOnt may have at Ita CM>m•nd , . . tho the Rev. Mr · W~ of Midwhole 8118J'Cbist element will bave to be rooted out and dloporl, the Rev. Samuel treated not with the leD!tncy of toleration tbat ~· cbarac· Jacklon, putor of the Naomi terlzed tbe eovemment 1 attitude thus far . . . and Rutland Churcbea; the Rev. Said the New York Tribune: Henry Lewis Key, Jr., Mount "The esploaion that lhooli the flnanclal district yetlerday Moriah Baptist O>urcb; the did not come by accident. Candidates lor ol!ice, even lor Rev. Mr. Murphy of Ironloo, the blghelt, spread tbe doctrine that when there Is discontent and Mr Bullington it Ia tha gove.nm1ent'a lault and that a corrupt cnnspiracy Mr · WIUiam Snutb waa exists . . . to oppreaa the masses . .. that the law has s. become the shelter of !~justice and thalli Is time to smash ~ of the m~ through tbe reatralnta. MLu eene u co · This crime was never solved, nor were most of the Serving on the finance comothers. · mlttee were Deacon ArmOne of the dlscomfor!l of blatory is that so many people ....... Olear Qualls, IAhiXIII refuse to learn from it. "Hlalory Is Irrelevant," say the Am..tnug, and Samuel Armyouthful acllvllls. lllraDgandKarea Howard of the But those who, "bile condeiDllini violence, try to find ex· Trledatono Ba~ Olurcb. cuoes for It bfu,pointing to the flilws In society and fret Mn. Ruth Bafllngton wu iiJ~ that bave ~n place In courthouse.1, olllce lndldln,, a\lna;,ftyln , . BAllOt]) SAUER AHt> 1011. MAiiTHA VENJIAIU of "'"::r:!t!..C. doJ;II '-'" olfll!lnewllefp.lllab Sebool wtll ~ ..,..,._. Ill . ba In cblrp oC lbe IIICCllld ~ bleb IChGol educatkln • · ·bmallon nilbtlo'IW hll411 .1:ao p.m. Tuesday at tile new IIDic!l. Bolb wall 1111141denta are IDvlted, :}- " • , 'linfi.·:t-..rma · ..:on Ni~·ht .., lolo · - acbools. The 111'11 pel:iod will be Progrpm~1 oll~red by area from I to 1:30 p.m. and' the eoJieles """ IAicbnlW ,achools' second period frolll 8:30 tD 1 wW ba t~Wia!Md at 7:30 p.m. p m ~ . w... the IIJIIdance · and tbeir repruendeper..,..t praenlllll second tallvea to be on band Include· Rio Grande College ~ 1 bigl) liChoo1 tnformall ~•i •I M~•- ..... School. on E M•-'"'· Ohio .,... • ..,.. ._. · - ..., • · • Botll!liUd!'lllandparenllare Jerry Reeae; Marietta College, invited to attend tbe evening's Jamea Stephens; Mountain a~.;a:r\11#1 wW open with a State College, Bert Wal~; a . ~Y b) rOom 2111, Gallipolis Bualneaa School, ilie, m iol the new buildi1111. Tbomu Breech; Huntlngloo .Ste~ oC Marietta 8atber College, Jobo Wlclsbaii'J, dl.cusa student and """""'wl InIIDanda{:-;lda for higher stltule, Frank~-:educalion before thoae . at- Relreabmenll WUI' be aerved tendlilsiiiOVetoolbefroomato intbe'lllnrylrom8tol:"p.m. ' 11 f f 11 1n th 1 1 11 bo~r -~·~resenta vea rom o ow I . e n orma on vap~ "'bqals. perloda. Mra. ~tbe Venn¢ ~ .will be two sepanle and Harold Sauer of the pertoqs, ao that peraona at. guidance department are in tenc!i9&.. can bear aspects of charge oC the 'ovenll!g's acprogr~a offered by two tlviUea. ·· · ., · aocj( ,' SPRINGS Sehoot. University .= . ..m Trt-<:ounty Porw to Cnv~te 40 New Saints 'I"' ' VATlCANCJTY (UPI)- In peeled to attend. The Slllllne Chapel cbolr baa p~ Paul vt wiD proclaim tile waived Its right to ling at the 1 '~ lyplcaUy Eft811sh, r.n: = 'l'OTALLOIIS-A C1!r ~glng to Ra1pb H, Glllbaolllluon waaa totalloalwiHIIIIleft IW blgbway BIIJriay mml.mc illd llruds the corner ol the WD1llm Q'OW ,...~w.ce Oil tile end~ tlle~'lllilllll. Alllce cblel RlcbardObllnger is Ill• rrtlgllllnll, .. ' Mason House Hit MASON...,Ralpb H. Glbba oC Mason waa treated lor lnjurlea Saturday mlll'lllng when the car he was drlvinli left the main highway, ploughed acrll88 a yard an,d struck the corner or a residence at the corporation llmito on the eaat end oC Muon at 6:811 a. m. Gibbs was treated at Veterana Memortallloapital in Pomeroy for lacej"allona of the bead and lace, and releaaed. Mason Police auet, Richard OhlinKer said Glbba was traveling west on U.S. 33, whlcb in town Is !mown as Second Stree~ when his 1963 model car left the roadway, went !DID the William Crow yard tearing out shrubbery and finally siDpped againat the upper corner of the house. . The officer estimated ' damages ID the house as sz;o. The accident II sliD under in· ..,.tipllon. Glbbe wu ~ (erred from the wreck acene tn a private car. Eddy's Schedule Set Nut Week POMEROY - Mr. Eddy's schedule lor the week of Oct. 2630 is; MONDAY II-&; 30, Rock Springs. 7~ Racine Bank. TIIUR8DAY t-Il :30, Southern. 12:30-3, Rutland. 3:30-3:0, LangsvUie. ~. Rutland Main, 5:1W:15, Rutland Park. 6:45-7:30, HyaeB Run. 7:4W, Old Rt. 7. 10:30-11:30, WUIOII. 1~12:2'1, WUkeavllle. · 1·1:30, Huston Real Home. TIJESDAY 12:30-3, Southern, 3 : 1~:0, U:30, Stiversvllle. &4:30, Parlland. Dorcas. nuDAY Jl.e:15, cattioUc Olun:h. 9:45-11:30, Riverview . I~1, Reedaville. 4-1:15, Spiller. Railroad B..;.l~e 'OU@S' At Point UnNfe 1:36-3, Lmg Bottom. 3:30-1, Keoo . CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UP!). t:J5-4:30, Ballhan. · - Penn Central Railroad of. ficials have been IDid to make , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . ::;~~:..:K!: :.."ri::c:~~a: :.:...u~~~~~·~:ne.ll:2j~·:=wa:.~;;~Ot~rgdmJ!Y. cba~~-n 0'. thelicooi a,;;;;:.~t ~.fflllAA~ :S;- _. t: • .. =·•Wt!l8 ,, _ ,.. .,., w-.- - ••·J=-···, _ . . . . . , .. __ ,. . , . . .. ) But e . iel"'*'cl anee ·· "" ' ': · et, :. martyra far the Roman in 4Londoo IIIII aoveral En&li.sl> . died ~"'" ... fI' ilh ..,.......,_ '"'" •11 '"'- ""I' I ·.Jitl«'mmSiaBi ~cf.' !W.Idllll)il will be ~lltlbt<*llldoo)ill'"",._sled'letlW~;wludinl flaW'~ B..,..... ,alld man . a place oC the rope with which lh•n 10,000 pilgrims from one _oC,Ihem, l!c!mund Campion, f:ng1and IIIII Wales were a;. wu banged. l · l· •u • ..Lfit .I/. Malcma Some Faces~ Red !•U41" ~ f' -~ ' • . WA=!f (UP!) -U.s. way ,that mirror& the u.s, farm tarm 11 ·tte _,... s1nee Warld War n, Far o--.. bul1llb on· the lntemalloilal 118111J1Ie, one Eurojlean nation martel; bill eapertl ,aae bar· II, I'IICOIIIIderll ita policy oC blneon oC trouble Oil tbe borilon IUbaldit!ns the C<llslructlon of IIIII.- ~II ~. l,l!lft llbe!'al, lkow ~.whelllt IIDOIIII floede ~: ' .. '' lbat notlilnf lela tllan a Mk:ow ' \llorld"fiitin e~~Joha : are bamcan-tiprolll • ~to~ S24 billion Iii . ' ;;:a;g'flllt·illcmie Ill tliNe ·' ;.t~, W!il' ~ than ·• pet cent orleblltmc ill the United ' IWlNINii8 Oli'F FINDLAY,Oi!ld(UPI)-Nel IDcilllleG(IIleMaralbonOIICo. '•· Buill~reYarl Important feD U pier \1eht for tbe tldrd cba.;.. tUin8 place now ,In ~ u !l(lilllllred 1D .let Aila-"arlii'•Eurape that iMiuJd year'a flprea, It waa an· alfeCI u.s. ~II. nounced Frlday. E•rnlngs · JIIJIIIIIIIY lncrnrd.-llti 01111 ~ ~ fronl n ID 70 cents riel outpullll a drlve ·loliard Per share OVf!t the COOJparallve rlf-nlllclency, Alii! ~ perloda. ~ , for tbe lint , llrlll<· proar~~ ;re;·bi!Da l!ll!e ~\1111 ~C.= alllrell !0111111 . . . . . -~ 4IIWII t6 .. , · ••·" · .1" ·: · \ yl ) 11 \llr'"11 · ~ Eall ·~ 011' , ,,, '' ~.: '~Never Mi~ · ' _,. W~ are sliD a free "p;;~ie; · IIIU an imperfect nation, still trying to enlarge our treedoma and correct our imperlec· tiona. The bomba neither helped nor stopped that process then and won't now. · Forlullale!f, the terror!lm practlc:ed by our modern anareblata seemallke pretty small potatoea compared to that Of 50 Y,88ra qo. Let us hope It remalnumall potatoes. . Synthetic Jared Sheets Born 0-- October 20th n R 11 bber Procell ;, Aided · POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. WASHINGTON (UP!) -James Sheela of Route I, Agricultural cbemiats bave t:..eeeburg, are announcing the discovered that cereal birth of 1 son, Jored Andrew, dirlvall• can be UNd el· born Oc:t. 20 at lbe Hl1laboro feCfiVt17 ,II! ~"'"'!:.~~ -~ Higbland Hospital. than ball the ayn..,...,"""'"' . l'aternal grandparents are used in the United Sta~ ba Mr. and Mra. Char1ea Sheell, ol Cereal ~vallvea , lllllli" Pomeroy, and Mr. and ,uaed U 1 'straitjacket for Mn James Qettles, Welltlon. holdinl unvolcanlled rubber Mr. · and· Mrs. Harold Lobae, dul'lni. the grinding procraa. PrmerOy, are tbe matemal After the rubba" II ground, the grandpennto. Mrs. Lohae to Ill cerea1l .,. lnCGrparaled Into LeeabUJ1 asalatlng her ~:.:,to:~ daughter, the former Jennller iyntbellc Lobae, and bar family . ' . . *· Davida Sue Fetty ' Y.o.ur:.Politics.,,. How's · Ace.ount?" Born on Oct 7th POMEROY -Mr. IIIII Mrl. David Henry Felty, Point l'leaant, an announcln& .the birth oC tbolr lint child, 8 daJIIbtlr' Devida S!le. 'l'bl Infant born Oil Oel 7 at the Holaer Medical Center wel&bed -pounds. lfr. and lira. Erneat Fetty, Point Pluaant and Mr.: and Mrs. Waller WiiiCIII, Pw60J• an lba ~~~- Mr. IIIII Mrs. .; ' ' i ., I ' ~~ . ""·· -.~ · ~ were Jr!lvlded by mn. 1•b<Mi . · uaU)I'·cot •bd ibl·bal"' .' . ' = .. HarGill KID&. .l'maot, an ~ll,and 'Mn. IJcbiiOOI, Pt~Dei'by, ill • ~. ~ I, ,, -.. ' est u"' w llYYlTEJl.. T0 He ar MUSICI . I EVlllge I'IStS Leifer a~ Grace Place With : · Marimba Bells Saxaphone Electric Steel Guitar Triple Octave Chimes 1 ·" Vlf'8,·-'-·' ,.. .J..bllc ru · ,., , • Service C~on IWII condueled two lil!pectlons on the span, and another Inspection is acheduled next month. Augustine A. Mazzei, aselstant chief C0111118l of the PSC said the railroad was advised the bridge should be repaired. Officials of the Penn Wednesdar ThiU Sunday Oct 28-flar. l Central, however, said tbey bad made a streas check of the 7:30 Each EWIIina Sunday 10:30 & 7:30 Band Boosters Will bridge which showed It was in • salislactory condition. The At The Meet Tuesda• Niaht the 1 ... bridge standi adjacent ID RACINE - The Southern Bridge, which collapaed Localil8ndBooater81iillmeet nearlylhreeyearsagoidllinKt61_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. at 7:30 p.m. Tlleaday in the high persona. achool caleleris, Racine. At 7 11.m, there -will be a preoentallono!lhareaullso!the beginners' band prOjp'am. AU parents and any interested personsareinviledtoalteodthe meeUng when delalla of purchasing and renting In· atrwnento will be ~­ fascinate Relreahments will ba ......... John Qualls, Mn. Mary Allee Samuels, and Mrs. Howard En,Usl>. Mrs·. Sanders was chairman of the aerving (:OIIllllittee wllll Mrs. Joaeph 'l'bompson of Athens, co· cbatrman. The junior girls aasmted with the serving. Silver QtESHIRE BAPTIST afURQt Flirty-girl shoes the gentlemen .. . surround deserving darlings with an admiring throng. The toes are softly rounded .. . the heels delicately sculptured. Theyre made just like you, just for you .. . you curvy cutie! ~iE" N . : :~~TAmerl· can Muleum o1 Natural Hiltory repcrted Saturday It baa begun 111 second hundred yean wllh a .-.c~ tnMIDg attendance of f,I72,08S-tbe 111'11 time allendance pasaad the 4,000,1100 lllll'k. President GardiDer D. Stout also aald tile muaeum bad lncreaaed til eftorlt to dramaa. tile relovallce of natural . Gr•duales Get · Tbelif,....Jobsl Wrtt. ' or catl 14! 4311 lor aitstot ot '""'"' and lll,rllng dolt. ROBIN In Bone smooth· Brown ,patenllte, Scarlet ntK1 patenllte. S13.95 .. . 1. Ohio Politica , .• . !:. ' ' . -tOl!lCE:Rv In Bli.lil smooth uj,pe.-11 ,. ,;. ' �"I I ··GaH;ia.. Cpu~ty· CB'ers · Plan .Program,pn p_rugs ·~ • ' H i' ,_"'.....,,_·~-.~~~.lt'IO 'Just aetween ! .. ~ I .... • I '. ,· ~ GAt"""j!{liJS, ~ "tbe GlliJa I ~~·'ani 1\'cm lbe Counlf Ql Jllidlo ,Ciuil {Ill:. !ampt ci( CJWstei' ~~!:" · ollldall~eaetlealllkhorlerJIII .. HilDJin Kine, Proa~uUnc • 011 dlap!ay •I Jho moelllH! ·,AI~! wl!l be ' !Itt I ' -tuy .. , ' ' ' I \. ~~ntn1g15of "BOUNTIFUL" liDett -~be ~~· :.00 · The.,..::::- The an~ '' : .-------------------------...-~ IIHelen Help 8 1 Induction Held by ;I sy Helen Bottel GAHS Homemakers 1 M'1ss u:;t; '- Dilley ' I •> .I :"\ ·f· Ia illlll!l Jlllll' teqae ~ MIKitti POR IT, ' .' '! ;1 ~ ~,of Helen Help Us! lhlB ,; . ,l. T .'I ;,. riftlpaper. ! YES, BUT IT'S COLD INSIDE ' ! ' J : : j i I1 : ~ I , '· ! i Dllrllelen: You oalclthe "No-Bca" tblng won't hurting lingerie dopertment oaleB 8CI'OI8 lhe COUPiry.Aiolofmyfrlendaand I don, wear lhem 111y miX'e beeauae we're more comforta)lle - and we don't get lllddlng or atarea either • beca,_fewpeoplenollce. ll'sa 1"11 lrencl. Here ore 10111e suggesU0111 lareuibllinto lhil new ltyle. I. PriCllee makal perfecl. Go 1tlllloula bra ~I al home, so JOII11'011,feel .........led.. and lheiuelookll!ellfwbenyou 10 OUI in publle. Thai's what lblbo people notice- you call altenllon by looking self,.....,..,, --r...... ~ ~ ~~e.;::~~.=· ~ 111or1 ,...., in public .:_ aoop: ~ ..... Ia creat becauae no one loolrlal you. 1blrd, 10 1tllhoul , ; abOUII1tlco a week to school or wort. Fourth you're on your ~ ~ 011D. ~ ' do their homework in parked cars, and we're not pUshovers orwUd,bul,.nsibiepeoplewho know rlghl from wrong? Besides, the guys we like don't goaroundgettillgyoungstrlsin trouble, · Thank you. And 1n the future, please tool ~~ .~~ leltero Ulit'i'~~ DAUGHTER OF AFA'l11ER WHO JUMPS TO CONCLI1SIONS Dear Daughter's Dad: You'vebrougbtherupwell110 lrllllt her .... And get wtnow lhefellowssheUkoo,soyoucan trust lhem too. _ H. And to "Daughter": Young 1eeno do get pregnant and lhey need help desperately. U 1 cu'l contact them personaUy -and ao often they don, give lhelr 011Des or addreaBoo- llry 1o reachlhem(udolherawboore afraid to write) 'ria lhe column: •... And to stria in trouble: Again I repeal - a IIIIIDped, self - addrellled envelope will .bring you addr••·e· and telephone nbmbers not only of nearby homes for unwed mothers, but also of free legal aborUoncounaellngservlces, if you so desire. - H. Area Women lnvt'ted to 3. Eurdle 11 Important. It =o~:=.e~= Style Show : Swimming Ia creal far )his or IDflmllllinp. ' PT.PLEASANT - Allwomen 4. aOihes are important of the area are invited to a Start 1tlth very bulky and )..,..; fashion show lhat promises to ftttillg things, Uke ..,..tahlrts. be different from all other Then blouse• covered by fashion shows, Monday at 7:30 IWealera or coats or Jumpers. p.m. in lhe Pt. Pleasant Junior Cloose dark palternlat flrot - High gyJIIIIIIIIium. 1illlte. And don't go for There is no admtum charge lllbt llttillg ..,..lero -they're and Mro. Vlclll Keefer, l4l!IOII : ! ! ; : : ' GALL!J'OUS - The Gallta Academy High School Chapter AmeofFrluture Homemakers of ca ~et Tueaday evening at 7 p.m. m the Ubrary for in· du.ctlon of new membets. . LotsAngen~~·verthe cereJI!Ony. Explammg lhe eight PlD'P'!'!'" ..uof , !lle\ "':8';"119!1, r • I out anyway. j 5. Remember, you aren't cotng bralea I<> ohoet lnfOIIO or atlract attenllan, but for c:omfort. And don't try It if you .bann'l the build for it. Only you : l , ' : . I ~· i Too Young" rtllly auravale 1111. 'l'beymake ltl1ifully tough ora...,., Calif., are IIIIIOIIIICin8 on IIJe ml ot ... I'm 15, a clean cUI ild, and .liiJ lather won't let )!I.e date boca• "111 pi In trouble 11!f!n along """'"" IIIla lJ.year"'4 TYBNTY wllo she Ia, ""'* Mr. and Mrs. Larr1 J;;aclt; .llid ub about an abortion. So ·ilhere ~ lhat put me? My 7. • . •. Did !IIIIo rellda. yoiJr COlumn Maternal srandriloth~r fllllhfllli7J l!lid, "See what I Mro, E1lzlibelh · Fillulcum, · · ~?" . Gallipolis, a.nd paternal. · ' Helen, 1tlll you please ten him grandmother Is Louloe Eads ' • · thal:nK\II.glrll it my age don, Galllpolia. ' ' ·1. . Mink, Tawneys Announce Hank'l'lmipmre~ linme Tllunday from a weeli'i bunt. 'lug lrli! in Carlllage, S. D. Birth of Daughter and ourroundlng """"· . TbenUtmeellligWUlbeNov. 17. · . RefreihmeniiWmollili-ftd by tbe refreshment eommltt.e, Mro. Earl Sa~ Cbllnj!jln; Mr,·; Lucipe · Map•; t(ta. . :e~Ilain~=·;::.o:::: ~ Mr•· flet!rp !:tot~ Qd 'k ~ GJuiib,Um. i " ' ·: . ·1 ' • .:·''1, FHA . the blrlb ola son on Sept. it 111 · MONTHf' • · Community B1'nn~ Anlil : . ·"'r· H•~ blliY ~ 7 poundfi~ ..n · l l l d·li!W beep n~med ~~ ·~: '" 1 bet j,lttle Mark. t, blilng· ,.elcomed by a broth~, Brian, The wneS•.• ..-;;;.,.. ::_:r~~;.'ye~:.. ':: ::i :e~~~~ ~Av Announce Birth of Son ofSalurday, .Oetober31,ai6:S8 view tbe ·~ , "Cue­ p.m. at 11Je OlntenarJ United Weotern lleae"e ·Unlvers(ly M.elhodlal Cllurch. A reeepUon . gliAl' where lllelr lljli\ Tim ·II a wJll follow. •mirrlber of~ ~. -..1· ' .~ FOlden, Jack lllr110 Slulils,' Gllbett·~ alld' by Mrs. Gia111burn. Mrs. W. 'H. Wllaon, Sr. and Mrs. Geortlla Clark led the group slng!nc. of old laablonecl hyJDDI. Sonp were, Jelua Lover ~· .,.. · 1 em• "·Da~~:'TooYOIIIaButNot ·weritMr.and~.Dilll~ to .~. today to en~~''!·•·. Ann Judson Class Has Old r['as·h1·oned· Meetl·.ng .. County Elten8lon Agent, Homo Demonotration, invited the public. MlaB Barbara . Kenon, alaff home ecoiloliJial fiX'Ihe Maytag C.., will be commentator !IX' the · E,ads c·0m1ng • ev ."'"" diOCI1IIed'll\lflthtCIIf•Loln. GALUPOIJS - An "Old Fashioned" program highlighted meeting of 11Je Ann Judson Bible Clalll of the First Baptist Olurch Tueoday. The program opened with group singing of, What a Friend. Mrs. Gu Steele presided.. Mrs. Earl SaWidets wu in charge of the program and devotions were given by Mro. nlngham, Brenda Bush, Pebble Hess, Daleen Harbour, and Stepil9nle'Q-osaen. . Vlce-Pi'esiden~ Tiab MOler, e•plained lhe creed and the emblem of the Future Homemakers. ,., memben ~came forward and paid lhell' dues and were given 1IJe pm of Future Homemaker•. 'l!he meeting was then dismissed and refreshments were served by Stepba)lle J'REE • r ' I .' =: E:..a:::: g:ru.u:~·.: ~· :0 g=: ·r' ..._.'*· :· ~I ,, ~· KIBtta, Sandy Nolon, TUF3DAY ; . . Ameel, Tereoa Taylor, Tereia AMERICAN Lef!im AuaWary pounc1a Adami, NIJIC)' Sager, Linda meetillg at Legion HaD, 7:30 ~ n - Teresa Jo. · . 1a Holley, Vlclde Jelfen, Jane p.m. being weic.med home by a Sandara, Sandra Delllnger, RIVERSIDE Sludy Club will bfolher, Ronnlt. .· . Brenda Board, Marjorie meet a! lbe home of Mro. Matern~ · granljmolber Ia Gilliam, Wenda Morrlo, 'Donald Warehime. Mrs. Geqrge Mrs. Lxola Frazier .at St. BeverlyHoudaohel~andGayle JoneawJII . be11Jehooteao. · PetersbUrg, Fla. ·j>aternal Craig. -OCSEA Halloween l'lrjy. Muk rrandParenll ariJ Mr .':iQd Mra. Alao (X'<11911 were Mro. Roy and coolume ..,ua.t. Grand Wllilam . t.. Tawney of Pauley and Mro. Bettie Sq111re Club roomo 1122 Galllpolil. ,. . . . . . . . . . . .. Clark, advilor. . Eastern Ave., 7:10,pm: . . PEMBRoKE. ClUb .,ut meet p-aiil\l~~-.-"'""~ ~;._~~i:;~~:\.iii wllhl.tro. Jl'ranlt Welherboll, I · pJII. WI!DNB8DAY' MIDDLE EARTH reorc~nlza lion ~·e~tlnJ. AnyQinlereoledll,ihelll!ng.or IDY organlzalllil tntimld ill taklll8 port IIi lhe Mlil!lle Earth Jli'OjectaiRioGrande; 1:30p.m. MySoui,ShallWeGalheratlhl. ....,..,..,,y River •~·"'"" Gr•M tin.- ~onui10Un ' ~-... - • m•m THURMAN Gruge Moual Turkey allbe Thurman and Mro. Clark llllf 8 dll!ll, Grange HaD. Servlna ~ al Notblng Bul the !lloOd. ...,. t p.m. ' . companied by · Bert SATURDAY ~' Mro. Lucii1t ...,. JITNEY SUPI'ER at Clay gave a r'ecitallan, OiiJ' ~ , $cliooi.SemniJIImel:IOto7:30 Mantte.to. . ,· · p.m. Menu: Tlli'b)o, dretiolng, Mro. Jaek Carter ....,.,.. baJ!l, eblcken, ~tdnga, et . ,..., decide lhal. - GLAD I'M show. Dllr Glad: :... And don't try 11 in cold weather. Two lhlnp lhat if • JOU lhed in w1n1er lliW ;w "'-are: Bru and nylonal - Weddmg • PIans Completed ·ay M'ISS Judy H~rnngton . -. Daniel!, O'own City, and Mro. O'ossen, Dalaen Harbout, and Elaine Daniel!, GaiiJpolia. Debbie lieu. The wedding wiD be 10 ev~nt Others preoent,.... Sandy ,._ _ _ _ _ __ , Morria, Coria Lucas, Karen Stelnbeclt, LuAM Davia, Mary Angell, EJecta Clagg, Marlene Jameo, ChrtoUne JllDeo, Tereoa Stevm, Jle<iy Paule)', 1 ~ffiMulllna, ,VIckl Burron, Mt. and ...... Jam'a. lleeii.· JIOii~ .ROil! alloixledtlielllloAMOCiallcnol · G""A.. . CJuh. faU B•••.d .• · ~ ~· ,ind \i~ : nod .. ·•. at Jltll, l!!av 11M . , GrOve ' .., (2ty. · Mro. ~ II OAGC · MATCHING SHEETS . ·. 'T~~~Bar~J!a N1ti,~~~!- ~·er:~• •.,lmm:>~ ec .,,.gg, beta Cun- ~nao umpor, B,e _: !' ....,. ' !he ASOFr & FEMININE R.ORAI. FEATURING LARGE R.OWERS 'RM'El '4.So HAND 'RMEl. '2.50 WASH Cl.01H 90' Jr. ' to ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr.IIIIIIMro.Robirt L ..,_of lOll u--"-~ Dr A'.,. '"ula -~ ";gement :ftbe'ir'dausbier~Di-;a~-' ... Mr . --• DavldM AI"-- D,_.., _ _._ IOIIw ... NMro. . ...................... Mtao Dilley II a 1970 ~te of Gtand Valley IIlah SchoolinOrRII,andafrelbmiDaiRtoGrandeCollege. "&"'at~~ Mr. Allller II a 1167 rra.duate of Soullriresllim IIlah opon:u:~~~· ~h School and a Junillr al Rio Grandt Collele. rrle~ds .l.ft Gal)lpoila. He No wedding dale hall bello 101. reiurned to hllbllnle . 7~ . "·•. Addavllle _...,...,. Mr. lad lb. 411!mnY Rood Novembc (CMd¥ ThiVeller) have inoved ~-..~ to IrOnton.. Hood II .!.~~~ -;:~ u <' _ ,. ' 011 ~.The other ne~~ll -~~ ~sod :',;;.g l ..... '. " Miss Unda Lou Halley (!; ,. '( . , ,. ~ .~··f1· Cad·m ·tis PTA •Fall . ··'· Carnival ·is Oct.~· 31 , Pl'A Fall Carnival wJll be 'wJII be lbe JIB, l'llrtiN &llurdly, October Sl, at &:SO CDIIIIlr)' 11«'8, ballooN, oe111i!1 • ' P-!11· allhe Soutbwoalern Hlcb 1118111beroblpaandaeanc~Yewn School. 1be 1o11ow1n3 Jlftllll'IID jar peu. · will be held: 8:30p.m., door• ForaalewJllbebot .... , . .. flll"'l, and tree door ucteta; 7 drlnb, sq. CGI'II, bebd .,., p.m., jUdgiDg of lhe l!a.tumes; homemade~. cup Clb'i, DECEMBER WEDDING PLANNED - Mr. and Mro .. 7:30 pm., aucllan; 8 p.ln., plea, ODd popcoin balla. , BliiJ Hilley, Qown Cllf, m;e announcing the engagement lhe .....'lberelh llld forll!u"d"i Jllll'riage of their daughter, Uncia, ID Mr. """"'n; : p.m., a ........ ; •' "' •......., Joo _,.,..doing Mlrboel E. Wallaoe, 0111 ol Mr. and Mro. Arnold E. Wallace p.m drawing doer ~· t lhe auctlclneerlnc '111ere-'" be •• surprise w1nnen 1 deputy • vof l'lvdoi tOle. 1be double riDs cert!lllllllf will take plaoe Dec. llat 7:31) for percolator; 9:30 · a ap and pm. ot the Rome Cllm:h of Christ at Proclorvllle. n1e p.m. final aucllon. deeoroled 011 Saturday, Oct. 31, gradoul Cllllom of fiP"'I c:lnlrch will be observed. Games plan,ned are: !trot at 10 a.m. at Soojlhwoalern Hlcb Mtao llllley II a graduate of HaMan Trace High School grade, ft8b porid; oecmd grade, School. All volunloo' helpen llld lfllltillgton School of Beauty Culture. She Ia owner and penny loss and IIIU'PflH wJll be a'ppucialed. opentoroiUndaLou'sBeauty !llopill crown aty. pockagea; third grade, llrow Cadmus PTA Fall CorMr. Wallace II a graduate of Falrlutd High Schoo~ Oblo catch game; foorit grode, nlval Ia fir lbe young and the ball !brow; fifth grlde, dart Old. Evl!r)one 1a Invited. · ; lhdverslty and O.ntury College of Commerce. He II ent· ; , plofed 11 an accountant by Lucian R. cart... , Public Acgsme;slxthgrade,senchances ~ t'CIIIIrtant. YOIJTH ASKED FOR IT! ~· '11111 coiiDDD II for young people, their problems and plusures, lbelr troubles and fwl. Aa wilh lhe rest of Helen : llolp Uo!,llwelcomoolaughB 1 but 11'011'1 dads• a oertouo ' q1llllllan 1tllh a bruoh.off. . ,< · CAD~ . - Tbe Cildmuo I .- · .•• . ~.~r,a(lllle.p~~nu~aorlbe brlnc,......,l · · · laal moetllle. 11u111 Ann Me- Tbt':J!JeetliiC 1!'P1~ Mabon cave lhe treaanr'a and relrubmenC. of ~· fl1d roport. ~ .....,tary also read oolt'drtllllnere 881'¥ed• '' ~ I " :r t . •; ,·· «Us . . ·By fat llollck .:: 8JIIIIII Wotlialla;;ollbe K ol P HaD. ll*ker allbt..Xtm..U... j!ll , v~t ,!lob RolllSeb Nov, . 4 at lilt Blo '~ ~: .llle irleetllle. to ...... Sqlllfl!l club boule. m, IIJIIIC De.:olfil!la< """,.led by UDda w,tJI "' "Drup." ~~· .... to'lo!! c'arroiJ. 'lbe ·toot roll ~Ue~t nl&hl. 'Eae!t lllflilber ll to • l ... Oidl BID RolpHai .Nen• . Pill 1 - uaa Lee and Ci!llo ,8 , , !larnei, ~~: ~,....... .£dlu.''M;i; . oar. Anna, ,Ray . \ along Vo1ce· f)JDN'T TilE GAJIBAGE dayl ellan8Hver run 11111110lh17? ; ·~ l)b one bad objet!llona to \he change; at 1eut if lhey .I ~dJ!!I!'I voice lbem. I IIIII* IIlia movnorbd out lieeauae ' lbe ~ echml'll'!ollllll toot lhe m- elemflll into con, and 1iben poople (Hke uo) fGI'IOt or badn'l golten uoed :, to tlio diance. the prlllge men went out blclt (II lhfy uoed to) - .OIIha CIDI. 'lbiiiU, fellll. . Broadway NO-IRON - PERMANENT PRESS lWIN, RAT OR FillED-----..-- '4.99 RJU. RAT OR FIIIEO --------15.99 ; QUEEN, RAT OR AITED ------- '7.99 PIUOW CASES---------- Pair ~99 I.• '' �"I I ··GaH;ia.. Cpu~ty· CB'ers · Plan .Program,pn p_rugs ·~ • ' H i' ,_"'.....,,_·~-.~~~.lt'IO 'Just aetween ! .. ~ I .... • I '. ,· ~ GAt"""j!{liJS, ~ "tbe GlliJa I ~~·'ani 1\'cm lbe Counlf Ql Jllidlo ,Ciuil {Ill:. !ampt ci( CJWstei' ~~!:" · ollldall~eaetlealllkhorlerJIII .. HilDJin Kine, Proa~uUnc • 011 dlap!ay •I Jho moelllH! ·,AI~! wl!l be ' !Itt I ' -tuy .. , ' ' ' I \. ~~ntn1g15of "BOUNTIFUL" liDett -~be ~~· :.00 · The.,..::::- The an~ '' : .-------------------------...-~ IIHelen Help 8 1 Induction Held by ;I sy Helen Bottel GAHS Homemakers 1 M'1ss u:;t; '- Dilley ' I •> .I :"\ ·f· Ia illlll!l Jlllll' teqae ~ MIKitti POR IT, ' .' '! ;1 ~ ~,of Helen Help Us! lhlB ,; . ,l. T .'I ;,. riftlpaper. ! YES, BUT IT'S COLD INSIDE ' ! ' J : : j i I1 : ~ I , '· ! i Dllrllelen: You oalclthe "No-Bca" tblng won't hurting lingerie dopertment oaleB 8CI'OI8 lhe COUPiry.Aiolofmyfrlendaand I don, wear lhem 111y miX'e beeauae we're more comforta)lle - and we don't get lllddlng or atarea either • beca,_fewpeoplenollce. ll'sa 1"11 lrencl. Here ore 10111e suggesU0111 lareuibllinto lhil new ltyle. I. PriCllee makal perfecl. Go 1tlllloula bra ~I al home, so JOII11'011,feel .........led.. and lheiuelookll!ellfwbenyou 10 OUI in publle. Thai's what lblbo people notice- you call altenllon by looking self,.....,..,, --r...... ~ ~ ~~e.;::~~.=· ~ 111or1 ,...., in public .:_ aoop: ~ ..... Ia creat becauae no one loolrlal you. 1blrd, 10 1tllhoul , ; abOUII1tlco a week to school or wort. Fourth you're on your ~ ~ 011D. ~ ' do their homework in parked cars, and we're not pUshovers orwUd,bul,.nsibiepeoplewho know rlghl from wrong? Besides, the guys we like don't goaroundgettillgyoungstrlsin trouble, · Thank you. And 1n the future, please tool ~~ .~~ leltero Ulit'i'~~ DAUGHTER OF AFA'l11ER WHO JUMPS TO CONCLI1SIONS Dear Daughter's Dad: You'vebrougbtherupwell110 lrllllt her .... And get wtnow lhefellowssheUkoo,soyoucan trust lhem too. _ H. And to "Daughter": Young 1eeno do get pregnant and lhey need help desperately. U 1 cu'l contact them personaUy -and ao often they don, give lhelr 011Des or addreaBoo- llry 1o reachlhem(udolherawboore afraid to write) 'ria lhe column: •... And to stria in trouble: Again I repeal - a IIIIIDped, self - addrellled envelope will .bring you addr••·e· and telephone nbmbers not only of nearby homes for unwed mothers, but also of free legal aborUoncounaellngservlces, if you so desire. - H. Area Women lnvt'ted to 3. Eurdle 11 Important. It =o~:=.e~= Style Show : Swimming Ia creal far )his or IDflmllllinp. ' PT.PLEASANT - Allwomen 4. aOihes are important of the area are invited to a Start 1tlth very bulky and )..,..; fashion show lhat promises to ftttillg things, Uke ..,..tahlrts. be different from all other Then blouse• covered by fashion shows, Monday at 7:30 IWealera or coats or Jumpers. p.m. in lhe Pt. Pleasant Junior Cloose dark palternlat flrot - High gyJIIIIIIIIium. 1illlte. And don't go for There is no admtum charge lllbt llttillg ..,..lero -they're and Mro. Vlclll Keefer, l4l!IOII : ! ! ; : : ' GALL!J'OUS - The Gallta Academy High School Chapter AmeofFrluture Homemakers of ca ~et Tueaday evening at 7 p.m. m the Ubrary for in· du.ctlon of new membets. . LotsAngen~~·verthe cereJI!Ony. Explammg lhe eight PlD'P'!'!'" ..uof , !lle\ "':8';"119!1, r • I out anyway. j 5. Remember, you aren't cotng bralea I<> ohoet lnfOIIO or atlract attenllan, but for c:omfort. And don't try It if you .bann'l the build for it. Only you : l , ' : . I ~· i Too Young" rtllly auravale 1111. 'l'beymake ltl1ifully tough ora...,., Calif., are IIIIIOIIIICin8 on IIJe ml ot ... I'm 15, a clean cUI ild, and .liiJ lather won't let )!I.e date boca• "111 pi In trouble 11!f!n along """'"" IIIla lJ.year"'4 TYBNTY wllo she Ia, ""'* Mr. and Mrs. Larr1 J;;aclt; .llid ub about an abortion. So ·ilhere ~ lhat put me? My 7. • . •. Did !IIIIo rellda. yoiJr COlumn Maternal srandriloth~r fllllhfllli7J l!lid, "See what I Mro, E1lzlibelh · Fillulcum, · · ~?" . Gallipolis, a.nd paternal. · ' Helen, 1tlll you please ten him grandmother Is Louloe Eads ' • · thal:nK\II.glrll it my age don, Galllpolia. ' ' ·1. . Mink, Tawneys Announce Hank'l'lmipmre~ linme Tllunday from a weeli'i bunt. 'lug lrli! in Carlllage, S. D. Birth of Daughter and ourroundlng """"· . TbenUtmeellligWUlbeNov. 17. · . RefreihmeniiWmollili-ftd by tbe refreshment eommltt.e, Mro. Earl Sa~ Cbllnj!jln; Mr,·; Lucipe · Map•; t(ta. . :e~Ilain~=·;::.o:::: ~ Mr•· flet!rp !:tot~ Qd 'k ~ GJuiib,Um. i " ' ·: . ·1 ' • .:·''1, FHA . the blrlb ola son on Sept. it 111 · MONTHf' • · Community B1'nn~ Anlil : . ·"'r· H•~ blliY ~ 7 poundfi~ ..n · l l l d·li!W beep n~med ~~ ·~: '" 1 bet j,lttle Mark. t, blilng· ,.elcomed by a broth~, Brian, The wneS•.• ..-;;;.,.. ::_:r~~;.'ye~:.. ':: ::i :e~~~~ ~Av Announce Birth of Son ofSalurday, .Oetober31,ai6:S8 view tbe ·~ , "Cue­ p.m. at 11Je OlntenarJ United Weotern lleae"e ·Unlvers(ly M.elhodlal Cllurch. A reeepUon . gliAl' where lllelr lljli\ Tim ·II a wJll follow. •mirrlber of~ ~. -..1· ' .~ FOlden, Jack lllr110 Slulils,' Gllbett·~ alld' by Mrs. Gia111burn. Mrs. W. 'H. Wllaon, Sr. and Mrs. Geortlla Clark led the group slng!nc. of old laablonecl hyJDDI. Sonp were, Jelua Lover ~· .,.. · 1 em• "·Da~~:'TooYOIIIaButNot ·weritMr.and~.Dilll~ to .~. today to en~~''!·•·. Ann Judson Class Has Old r['as·h1·oned· Meetl·.ng .. County Elten8lon Agent, Homo Demonotration, invited the public. MlaB Barbara . Kenon, alaff home ecoiloliJial fiX'Ihe Maytag C.., will be commentator !IX' the · E,ads c·0m1ng • ev ."'"" diOCI1IIed'll\lflthtCIIf•Loln. GALUPOIJS - An "Old Fashioned" program highlighted meeting of 11Je Ann Judson Bible Clalll of the First Baptist Olurch Tueoday. The program opened with group singing of, What a Friend. Mrs. Gu Steele presided.. Mrs. Earl SaWidets wu in charge of the program and devotions were given by Mro. nlngham, Brenda Bush, Pebble Hess, Daleen Harbour, and Stepil9nle'Q-osaen. . Vlce-Pi'esiden~ Tiab MOler, e•plained lhe creed and the emblem of the Future Homemakers. ,., memben ~came forward and paid lhell' dues and were given 1IJe pm of Future Homemaker•. 'l!he meeting was then dismissed and refreshments were served by Stepba)lle J'REE • r ' I .' =: E:..a:::: g:ru.u:~·.: ~· :0 g=: ·r' ..._.'*· :· ~I ,, ~· KIBtta, Sandy Nolon, TUF3DAY ; . . Ameel, Tereoa Taylor, Tereia AMERICAN Lef!im AuaWary pounc1a Adami, NIJIC)' Sager, Linda meetillg at Legion HaD, 7:30 ~ n - Teresa Jo. · . 1a Holley, Vlclde Jelfen, Jane p.m. being weic.med home by a Sandara, Sandra Delllnger, RIVERSIDE Sludy Club will bfolher, Ronnlt. .· . Brenda Board, Marjorie meet a! lbe home of Mro. Matern~ · granljmolber Ia Gilliam, Wenda Morrlo, 'Donald Warehime. Mrs. Geqrge Mrs. Lxola Frazier .at St. BeverlyHoudaohel~andGayle JoneawJII . be11Jehooteao. · PetersbUrg, Fla. ·j>aternal Craig. -OCSEA Halloween l'lrjy. Muk rrandParenll ariJ Mr .':iQd Mra. Alao (X'<11911 were Mro. Roy and coolume ..,ua.t. Grand Wllilam . t.. Tawney of Pauley and Mro. Bettie Sq111re Club roomo 1122 Galllpolil. ,. . . . . . . . . . . .. Clark, advilor. . Eastern Ave., 7:10,pm: . . PEMBRoKE. ClUb .,ut meet p-aiil\l~~-.-"'""~ ~;._~~i:;~~:\.iii wllhl.tro. Jl'ranlt Welherboll, I · pJII. WI!DNB8DAY' MIDDLE EARTH reorc~nlza lion ~·e~tlnJ. AnyQinlereoledll,ihelll!ng.or IDY organlzalllil tntimld ill taklll8 port IIi lhe Mlil!lle Earth Jli'OjectaiRioGrande; 1:30p.m. MySoui,ShallWeGalheratlhl. ....,..,..,,y River •~·"'"" Gr•M tin.- ~onui10Un ' ~-... - • m•m THURMAN Gruge Moual Turkey allbe Thurman and Mro. Clark llllf 8 dll!ll, Grange HaD. Servlna ~ al Notblng Bul the !lloOd. ...,. t p.m. ' . companied by · Bert SATURDAY ~' Mro. Lucii1t ...,. JITNEY SUPI'ER at Clay gave a r'ecitallan, OiiJ' ~ , $cliooi.SemniJIImel:IOto7:30 Mantte.to. . ,· · p.m. Menu: Tlli'b)o, dretiolng, Mro. Jaek Carter ....,.,.. baJ!l, eblcken, ~tdnga, et . ,..., decide lhal. - GLAD I'M show. Dllr Glad: :... And don't try 11 in cold weather. Two lhlnp lhat if • JOU lhed in w1n1er lliW ;w "'-are: Bru and nylonal - Weddmg • PIans Completed ·ay M'ISS Judy H~rnngton . -. Daniel!, O'own City, and Mro. O'ossen, Dalaen Harbout, and Elaine Daniel!, GaiiJpolia. Debbie lieu. The wedding wiD be 10 ev~nt Others preoent,.... Sandy ,._ _ _ _ _ __ , Morria, Coria Lucas, Karen Stelnbeclt, LuAM Davia, Mary Angell, EJecta Clagg, Marlene Jameo, ChrtoUne JllDeo, Tereoa Stevm, Jle<iy Paule)', 1 ~ffiMulllna, ,VIckl Burron, Mt. and ...... Jam'a. lleeii.· JIOii~ .ROil! alloixledtlielllloAMOCiallcnol · G""A.. . CJuh. faU B•••.d .• · ~ ~· ,ind \i~ : nod .. ·•. at Jltll, l!!av 11M . , GrOve ' .., (2ty. · Mro. ~ II OAGC · MATCHING SHEETS . ·. 'T~~~Bar~J!a N1ti,~~~!- ~·er:~• •.,lmm:>~ ec .,,.gg, beta Cun- ~nao umpor, B,e _: !' ....,. ' !he ASOFr & FEMININE R.ORAI. FEATURING LARGE R.OWERS 'RM'El '4.So HAND 'RMEl. '2.50 WASH Cl.01H 90' Jr. ' to ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr.IIIIIIMro.Robirt L ..,_of lOll u--"-~ Dr A'.,. '"ula -~ ";gement :ftbe'ir'dausbier~Di-;a~-' ... Mr . --• DavldM AI"-- D,_.., _ _._ IOIIw ... NMro. . ...................... Mtao Dilley II a 1970 ~te of Gtand Valley IIlah SchoolinOrRII,andafrelbmiDaiRtoGrandeCollege. "&"'at~~ Mr. Allller II a 1167 rra.duate of Soullriresllim IIlah opon:u:~~~· ~h School and a Junillr al Rio Grandt Collele. rrle~ds .l.ft Gal)lpoila. He No wedding dale hall bello 101. reiurned to hllbllnle . 7~ . "·•. Addavllle _...,...,. Mr. lad lb. 411!mnY Rood Novembc (CMd¥ ThiVeller) have inoved ~-..~ to IrOnton.. Hood II .!.~~~ -;:~ u <' _ ,. ' 011 ~.The other ne~~ll -~~ ~sod :',;;.g l ..... '. " Miss Unda Lou Halley (!; ,. '( . , ,. ~ .~··f1· Cad·m ·tis PTA •Fall . ··'· Carnival ·is Oct.~· 31 , Pl'A Fall Carnival wJll be 'wJII be lbe JIB, l'llrtiN &llurdly, October Sl, at &:SO CDIIIIlr)' 11«'8, ballooN, oe111i!1 • ' P-!11· allhe Soutbwoalern Hlcb 1118111beroblpaandaeanc~Yewn School. 1be 1o11ow1n3 Jlftllll'IID jar peu. · will be held: 8:30p.m., door• ForaalewJllbebot .... , . .. flll"'l, and tree door ucteta; 7 drlnb, sq. CGI'II, bebd .,., p.m., jUdgiDg of lhe l!a.tumes; homemade~. cup Clb'i, DECEMBER WEDDING PLANNED - Mr. and Mro .. 7:30 pm., aucllan; 8 p.ln., plea, ODd popcoin balla. , BliiJ Hilley, Qown Cllf, m;e announcing the engagement lhe .....'lberelh llld forll!u"d"i Jllll'riage of their daughter, Uncia, ID Mr. """"'n; : p.m., a ........ ; •' "' •......., Joo _,.,..doing Mlrboel E. Wallaoe, 0111 ol Mr. and Mro. Arnold E. Wallace p.m drawing doer ~· t lhe auctlclneerlnc '111ere-'" be •• surprise w1nnen 1 deputy • vof l'lvdoi tOle. 1be double riDs cert!lllllllf will take plaoe Dec. llat 7:31) for percolator; 9:30 · a ap and pm. ot the Rome Cllm:h of Christ at Proclorvllle. n1e p.m. final aucllon. deeoroled 011 Saturday, Oct. 31, gradoul Cllllom of fiP"'I c:lnlrch will be observed. Games plan,ned are: !trot at 10 a.m. at Soojlhwoalern Hlcb Mtao llllley II a graduate of HaMan Trace High School grade, ft8b porid; oecmd grade, School. All volunloo' helpen llld lfllltillgton School of Beauty Culture. She Ia owner and penny loss and IIIU'PflH wJll be a'ppucialed. opentoroiUndaLou'sBeauty !llopill crown aty. pockagea; third grade, llrow Cadmus PTA Fall CorMr. Wallace II a graduate of Falrlutd High Schoo~ Oblo catch game; foorit grode, nlval Ia fir lbe young and the ball !brow; fifth grlde, dart Old. Evl!r)one 1a Invited. · ; lhdverslty and O.ntury College of Commerce. He II ent· ; , plofed 11 an accountant by Lucian R. cart... , Public Acgsme;slxthgrade,senchances ~ t'CIIIIrtant. YOIJTH ASKED FOR IT! ~· '11111 coiiDDD II for young people, their problems and plusures, lbelr troubles and fwl. Aa wilh lhe rest of Helen : llolp Uo!,llwelcomoolaughB 1 but 11'011'1 dads• a oertouo ' q1llllllan 1tllh a bruoh.off. . ,< · CAD~ . - Tbe Cildmuo I .- · .•• . ~.~r,a(lllle.p~~nu~aorlbe brlnc,......,l · · · laal moetllle. 11u111 Ann Me- Tbt':J!JeetliiC 1!'P1~ Mabon cave lhe treaanr'a and relrubmenC. of ~· fl1d roport. ~ .....,tary also read oolt'drtllllnere 881'¥ed• '' ~ I " :r t . •; ,·· «Us . . ·By fat llollck .:: 8JIIIIII Wotlialla;;ollbe K ol P HaD. ll*ker allbt..Xtm..U... j!ll , v~t ,!lob RolllSeb Nov, . 4 at lilt Blo '~ ~: .llle irleetllle. to ...... Sqlllfl!l club boule. m, IIJIIIC De.:olfil!la< """,.led by UDda w,tJI "' "Drup." ~~· .... to'lo!! c'arroiJ. 'lbe ·toot roll ~Ue~t nl&hl. 'Eae!t lllflilber ll to • l ... Oidl BID RolpHai .Nen• . Pill 1 - uaa Lee and Ci!llo ,8 , , !larnei, ~~: ~,....... .£dlu.''M;i; . oar. Anna, ,Ray . \ along Vo1ce· f)JDN'T TilE GAJIBAGE dayl ellan8Hver run 11111110lh17? ; ·~ l)b one bad objet!llona to \he change; at 1eut if lhey .I ~dJ!!I!'I voice lbem. I IIIII* IIlia movnorbd out lieeauae ' lbe ~ echml'll'!ollllll toot lhe m- elemflll into con, and 1iben poople (Hke uo) fGI'IOt or badn'l golten uoed :, to tlio diance. the prlllge men went out blclt (II lhfy uoed to) - .OIIha CIDI. 'lbiiiU, fellll. . Broadway NO-IRON - PERMANENT PRESS lWIN, RAT OR FillED-----..-- '4.99 RJU. RAT OR FIIIEO --------15.99 ; QUEEN, RAT OR AITED ------- '7.99 PIUOW CASES---------- Pair ~99 I.• '' �"' r. ' . . ' ~,.!!,:O:,!,:,'!!U!'~!!·~~~--, 65 ~ed . , ~~a : J?eaths . L T. •. ."'·" . ~~-. Do4rill . tntbor llld op ,Grad~ UfiiT7 ' . u. .... .• I!Mlll!bir "' the . ,r '0:.1--i... ., 0111 . . .. . 'virm>N-~~. Doldrlll, raJntiw Primitive U.tted 7t. Wtilat4D, a ~or~p~r nlll!ent· atllllo!llft Qiurcb 1n Sct>tt cl . Vlnf411, died at I a.m. ~. ' '··. S.llln!Q a\•lllf b\lme. . He Ia . IUI'VIYed bJ · ihe A nallft of~ Jwp., 11111o.q dllldnn: Mrs. Gjlll A'.I ~Ki~ 'V-i..•~ · · . ·•· ~=~ ~ Sebool 11m been ....iMd to the "":!' .;": :..: ~ l::!l, ~'f ~U:: hGI)crrollatthecloleOfthe ~ fltlt to Leon; Mra. Squire {Lol. •I• ween aradi!IJ periOd. ot Baltimore, o.; lb. In death In 1118. l'llllll,·ot ~· :!u: :q to be llllll8d &Jnoivnlnclude a 111 . :._ 1 be } heartnc apaoll:er1 tbe «<fttlli!J In man-&emenl ' IIIIITiqe. ,... e) ~a~zytMcCarley .whopreceded ra,~or, Owen& (lnel) 8()11, Clair Delbert, Q)lumbuo, A.~,. Dodrill of Rt. 1, VInton; three of ('.aD!p>lla, ¥ ol Plllill daUihtan, Mrs. Lucllle swain, Plnaant, Fred and Dewe7 Gallipolis; Mra. Eqene Undenlood, both of Falrmolll; Pauley, St. Albans, and Mrs. lwollalen,Mrs.PelriYOUIIIIof Dusty Dlllon, C811fornla; ~~ Bono, N... , and Mrs. lAlla grand and one sreat· Slalnaterol Talcott, w. va.; 44 ~·sr~o!BcraboVeln· to ~ lJiallll ~ ·. ..._i Kline. BID ...,,_ ~-, .' ',. • ~-· Baum,Jrio.Pigol, all As; Simi Follrod, Paula Hauber, Jan Holter, Cl>eryl Kubn, Steve Goebel, Bernice BosP. Mar1le BurialCloyd will Gra follow 1n Vinton leY. ... officiating. Memorial Park. CalllnB hours will beheld at the funeral h(llle Monday afternoon and eYenlns. Ernest Nit:z un. Mnnday ot tbe RlowiiJipCoats Funaral Home ill Midcl~. Elden Allen Smllb •d WaDace Justice wiD ollldata. llurial will be Ill Gravel om Ollmetery In Clleoblre, Oblo. Frlenda may ..n ot the IUMral bome anytime alter 10 a.m. Wesley Ohlinger PORT W I p 0=~~87, of South.. Ave ., diad early Saturday in Holzer Medical Center. Mr. Ohllnser was horn March 3,1813ln Mason County, tile son of tile Ia•· ~ Peter and Ann Ohllnser. He was alao preceded In death by two sisters and six brothera. Mr. Ohlinser waa conductor of tile New York Central Railroad where he wcrkad fer 52 years. He Ia aurvivad by hhl wife, Annlce M. Elder Ohlinger; one son, David, Middleport, and a daushter, Mrs. Elizabeth Paraona of Cllarleston; five srandchildren, and 10 great • srandchlldren. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 pm. at the Rawllnp Coats Funeral Home with the Rev. Mal Donahue officiating. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cometary. F'rlenda may caD at the luneral h(llle after 10 a.m. today. s!..i HARTF'ORD - Ernest Nltz. 12, form er1Y of Hartford, wllo more recently bad been Uvtng In Tucoon, Ariz., IJ8.I found dead Friday In hb mobile home while .tsltlng at Delbsrton, W. Va. • Mr. Nitz and hl5 wife, Effie, who surviYes, were In the southern part of tile state when Mrs. Nltl became Ul and was admitted to the hospital. When Mr. Nltz failed to make hb resuiar vlalt, a check was made 111d biB bod,y wu fo111d. A funeral home spokesman !lldd . be apparmtly diad of a beart atlllclr:. Mr.NitawaaaWf(llofthelate Jacob and Elfmbeth Nitl. In acldlUon to hb wife, aur· 'ffvln Include: me dalllhter, Mrs. Betty Valllban of Tuc1011, Aria.; a brolber, Ruasel1 Nitz, Fomeroy, 0. ; two slsln, Mra. Jane C\Jmln8IWn and Mrs. LoulaeHaD, both of Hartford; a • haU-brotber, Jerry Nltz, Je/lle ;.r~rrt; ~~~~~ .Step• . , ...... MaJutjj , 0. ; Mra •. Glajl&n ol Q)lwnbull, 0., and Mrs. liWie llofflnan, l.aart; three step-<10ns, Forreot Harsra'"" ol West Columbia, &bert UWe ol Will Man· chelter, 0 ., and Forrea LIWe ol Albvllle, N. C. '!be bod,y Ia tbe FanaraJ Home. Arran&ementa are to be 1111110111Ced. '· • ')' ~1 I /''' .!!t, ,. ' .. ' at aretired J, .,.., rd , wit · . , Robert Baiter . HSo=~· McCoyR= PT. PLEASANT - Four am ! yron • supervlan at The Goodyear Holler, Richard Gross, Dick Tire & Rubber Company's StetUer, all A's: Debbie_ Pulnt Pleasant chemical plant =~Jan:~·~· have been named to tile plant's era, - · • • Supervlsional Top Ten Club for Glenda Lawson, Robart 19'16-71. Grounlckle, Lana Benadum, Michael Bucci, plant G~ HllcSpenllney, man111er, said James (Bob) :r" r::., Rosemary ancy •Reed, Cathy cer, · Plckena, Melinda Amabary, Bobby Edwards, Steve ~~· ~ Karr Hoi:~A'a; Mary l'llm- .,, .,.. . Ro'--.:.;_ rJe~V •. • PT. PLEASANT - J~ Wolf, persons were treab!d • Two lor In- Anita Watkins Jennifer juries as the result of two recent Lawson Kathy Dennis highway mlahaps. ' ' J hn Barr 01 Leon was Eichlnser Steve Kirkman Rick Larry Stalnaker: treated at Pleasant Valley Seniors _ Jean Whltebead Hospital Friday evening for Rhea Mera Kim Fick Carol~ Injuries received in a miahap on Griffln ~nda aorb.g Tttn Slate Roub! 2 near Flatrock. Karr Nancy Baum all A's· The accident is under in· SusiB' Teaford oarYI vestigallon by the Mason Debbie Wood' lla''id Smith• Coun\y Sheriff's office. Vickie Cole Bolton Rich Wednesday at noon a New Buckley, illte Boring: Joy Haven woman was Injured In a Kautz and Howard Bahr two-car colllalon in Point · Pleasant, although city pollee did not release detaila imtll Dw ° Sande'r., Pooler' n:u. ' . i'op~~-T~n. 'Clrll?f: B Roberta, Carl Burris, Sam Roush and Robert lazier have been seiected as tile pJ.ant•a tOp supervlaots 1..- 1970.71. Established in 1989; the program Includes the annual selection of tile plant's top su~ to lonna local Top Ten Club. ·Selection of the top • • . .• .- Wit per ctlit,Of the .~ foteelimacle ob~M.I!,U!I4 on lbelr .per!CII'IIIallce, ~ the year. Jamea· (Bob) Roberls,. labofatory ,aupervllor, bepn . hb Gooc~Y,eir ·~ In Au8JIIt, 18511 as a la..~JP~Ptor. ij8 .,.. promoted to lupervlaor , In• Dlellllle(· eon....~ 1111 TopTenCiublut~,ltoberll ·' . • ,u11 ,,n11Ave: i~~~~~~~2!:::~::;·~~ . .1'.11 .~1132 . E .'N . J ' O Y .· .EMI.IIRJRT OF oua ··R ""N' lliO'N'*"- RACE SQVJNG AREA SETS .. BIR111DAY OBSERVED The first birthday of Mark • "· · son o1 Mr . and Mrs. """''• Bruce Stalnaker of C21illlcothe was observed Sunday with 8 ••-~ • .,, par ty • Mr • and Mrs. Harley Stalnaker and Mrs. Marie Cllapman, Pomeroy, Mr. ..,d Mrs. Terry Stalnaker of New Albany, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hines, David and Doug, "-'.....,..., were the m•-•• • .,..... A ol Pclinl Pleaaant, died Friday In Pleaaant Valley llalpltal. llle wu bern Mardi II, 18t1, Ill Southllde, W. Va., she wu a dalllbter of the late Leroy and M+eJie fldenJtrtcker and the wldDw of Joll1 Poor wbo diad in I, I I I HOT ~~EELS . ·EXTU TRD::""' liMP JWK• . . . . ClfARGERS "- MAllY MORE Survivors Include a son, Leroy Poor ol Pcllnt Pleuanl; ~ alllor, Mrs. Pearl Pearson of ' Fanners Union Critical Of President's Policy Polat Pleaaant and three brothen, Warren and Lee llclentll'lcbr d Soulbaida and JobD Sldenstrlcter of Delaware, 0 . WASHJ,NGTON (UPI) - The take has been nlcldlng and Funeral aervices will be National ' F11111101'1 Union a<:· dlmins downward." CGr•IIM•Ied Ill Zp.m. &lnday at ate ~ BapUet lllurdlln cuaed the Nllton adrnlnlatralion Dechant was highly crtUcal of . . _ County by the Rev. Frida~ of lrylns to use fannars Hardin's pressures on Mfllaod MDrrilon. Bmial will be to help cool the nation's consresslonal conferees wbo In MOunt Zlllll Q!metery In OCiJIIOII)JI. Tony T. Dechan~ wrote a c<mpromlae form bill ~dent of the 250,000 ·famtly last month. That bUl hal paacl " ' - Co~mty . union, the nation's second the House and is scheduled for Walter Undenoood Iarsestcrpnlzatlonoffannars, early consideratl011 wben the )IBid the administration wu Senate relums Nov. 16. CHESHIRE Walter doln& that by pr<1110111J!j1 to "U this bill becOIIII!I law WIDilm l.lndl!rwood, 87, !Hiler treere farm lncune '1or a andllappearslhatllmltlhl - it ollet'aral area residents, diad three-year periOd •~ile in· will coso the 1annars of this atbll bome In Clleshlre, O.,late flail on continues galloping natlonatleaatfUbllllon Ill real Friday eoenlns. along all per cent." · net income durin& the -~ Mr. t1ndet MJOd wu bern July The Wllon baa damlllded the three years," Declllnt said, 2, 1113111 RDane County. He was resllnafl<~~ of three olthe Jll!81 adding, "The final COOIJII'ODilae the 1111 ol lha lata Wllllam five secretaries ol agriculiufe version ''would reduce Henry llld Ellell Eatep l.Tn· and Friday called for the price prolecllon ocrap pari!)' de• wGGd. He was alao pnoceded reolsnatlon Of Secrelal')l Cllf. and abandon 'the acrea~ In dealb 10 montha .., by 1111 ford M. lflrdln. Decbal!llold a allotment ayetam under which wife, Beaate Rae VIUiban news collltieiiCIO, •lev.rY action we have oblalned a measure of UnderwoOd, one son, 011~ he'a IJiardinl had a dl8nce to IIUPPl)' management." I I' . . ' ' . . ' ·•REMOO VOICE OONTROl •ASIRONAUT BASE •AIRPORT • Suzy Homemaker - atAIR BUffET VANnY •SILLY SOAPMAKER •TRIP TRAP •BUNNY BABY • BABY KNOW IT ALL ·APRIL SHOWER DOU. DRUM SETS '1.99 MAlTEL SUPER EYES .~' me. li ·,, Mr1. CNII!JMI Sdell.ltrlcker Poor, 71, I' ·,• ·~·~ BABY RIDE·A·BIKE Ml'll. Clemma Poor ' ·.: 1 . I r..-.., PT. PLEASANT - .. ' Augult, 118&. A altellded Ajlhland an\1 the University of~. Saturday She was Dolly Another member of last . m · Robertson. of Point Pleasant year's club, Carl Burrla Joined · lAIIII who was treated at Holzer. Goodyear In F~~ u o· Medical Center lor a laceration an operator In .tile on n 111 W W the 1 f knee depal1ment He IJ8.I named to ,, . of eI · · od lion ~In ._., pr uc is a lll'a ......;{ Police said $900 damagas 11163. Burrla1 IDghasr:o~ resuib!d In the colllslon at the Point Pleaaant · • corner of VIand and lOth Streets Bob Baxjolnter•ed pr;:u=~ whon a car being driven by supervisor, Loretta M. Wriston, 39, of Naw Pleaaant plant u a production Haven pulled out of lOth St. In operator In January, JJ69. He front of a vehicle b<ing driven was prOI)loted to operator 111 by WilUam H. Robertson, ~9, of Feburary, 1880 and to super· 2411 Mount Vernon Avenue. visor In A.pril, ~- He Ia a Wrlaton was clb!d on a cher&e of native of Elkview. • failingtoyieldtherlghlofWlly. Aveteran. ofth~U.S. Navy, . .,_..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..__ _. . . . . .• , ·\ itJe Two InJured m Auto Ace nts Julia ·-;>- " et=E. e:~·at:; ~~~:;Four Win Ook Hm; Mrs. Roy Rutan, SI!JubenvUie, and 1111'"· Llnnle Wallarl, Marion. He wu a member of the OWrch of O!rlat In ChrlsUan Union at Ewlngton. A son, Andrew preceded hlm In death. Funeral services wiD be at 3 pm. Tuesday from the McCoy Funeral Home at VInton with \~ "' · ' IT'S:lt&R SHOPPING CENTER'S 2nd .ANNUAL PARKIHG LOT SALE OF JACTORY CLOSE ·OUTS OF LAST YEAR'S MODELS OF NEW TOYS. SOME TOYS WE HAVE ALOT OF THEM, OTHERS JUSr'A FEw, SO ·HURRY' AND SHOP EARLY. DON1 MISS OUT! FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. NO LAYA~AYS - NO RERJNDS - NO EXCHANGES . All SALES FINAL ~ .75:,·%. ~. I I ;t . 75% . OFF lARGE ASSORTMENT GAMES 60% . OfF AND MORE ' further i • ' Undernetth the Apple Tree RT. 35 :.:·HENDfRSOM, W. VA. SWEATERS (Direct From the MOis • •• At A Savings To¥ou!) Linens . W. Va. Handicrafts, Antiques and Gift& other Merehandiae on its Way from New En~land MON. THRU SAT. UB·~ ,. I.ASI EY DAVID, , I'OSSESSOR ., .· 10 AM - 5:30 PM. SUN. .1 PM4 PM. , · ftt.tO~PM. . ·Johnny Service ' ·GARAGE . IQOY SHOP CAR .WASH ' 44 �"' r. ' . . ' ~,.!!,:O:,!,:,'!!U!'~!!·~~~--, 65 ~ed . , ~~a : J?eaths . L T. •. ."'·" . ~~-. Do4rill . tntbor llld op ,Grad~ UfiiT7 ' . u. .... .• I!Mlll!bir "' the . ,r '0:.1--i... ., 0111 . . .. . 'virm>N-~~. Doldrlll, raJntiw Primitive U.tted 7t. Wtilat4D, a ~or~p~r nlll!ent· atllllo!llft Qiurcb 1n Sct>tt cl . Vlnf411, died at I a.m. ~. ' '··. S.llln!Q a\•lllf b\lme. . He Ia . IUI'VIYed bJ · ihe A nallft of~ Jwp., 11111o.q dllldnn: Mrs. Gjlll A'.I ~Ki~ 'V-i..•~ · · . ·•· ~=~ ~ Sebool 11m been ....iMd to the "":!' .;": :..: ~ l::!l, ~'f ~U:: hGI)crrollatthecloleOfthe ~ fltlt to Leon; Mra. Squire {Lol. •I• ween aradi!IJ periOd. ot Baltimore, o.; lb. In death In 1118. l'llllll,·ot ~· :!u: :q to be llllll8d &Jnoivnlnclude a 111 . :._ 1 be } heartnc apaoll:er1 tbe «<fttlli!J In man-&emenl ' IIIIITiqe. ,... e) ~a~zytMcCarley .whopreceded ra,~or, Owen& (lnel) 8()11, Clair Delbert, Q)lumbuo, A.~,. Dodrill of Rt. 1, VInton; three of ('.aD!p>lla, ¥ ol Plllill daUihtan, Mrs. Lucllle swain, Plnaant, Fred and Dewe7 Gallipolis; Mra. Eqene Undenlood, both of Falrmolll; Pauley, St. Albans, and Mrs. lwollalen,Mrs.PelriYOUIIIIof Dusty Dlllon, C811fornla; ~~ Bono, N... , and Mrs. lAlla grand and one sreat· Slalnaterol Talcott, w. va.; 44 ~·sr~o!BcraboVeln· to ~ lJiallll ~ ·. ..._i Kline. BID ...,,_ ~-, .' ',. • ~-· Baum,Jrio.Pigol, all As; Simi Follrod, Paula Hauber, Jan Holter, Cl>eryl Kubn, Steve Goebel, Bernice BosP. Mar1le BurialCloyd will Gra follow 1n Vinton leY. ... officiating. Memorial Park. CalllnB hours will beheld at the funeral h(llle Monday afternoon and eYenlns. Ernest Nit:z un. Mnnday ot tbe RlowiiJipCoats Funaral Home ill Midcl~. Elden Allen Smllb •d WaDace Justice wiD ollldata. llurial will be Ill Gravel om Ollmetery In Clleoblre, Oblo. Frlenda may ..n ot the IUMral bome anytime alter 10 a.m. Wesley Ohlinger PORT W I p 0=~~87, of South.. Ave ., diad early Saturday in Holzer Medical Center. Mr. Ohllnser was horn March 3,1813ln Mason County, tile son of tile Ia•· ~ Peter and Ann Ohllnser. He was alao preceded In death by two sisters and six brothera. Mr. Ohlinser waa conductor of tile New York Central Railroad where he wcrkad fer 52 years. He Ia aurvivad by hhl wife, Annlce M. Elder Ohlinger; one son, David, Middleport, and a daushter, Mrs. Elizabeth Paraona of Cllarleston; five srandchildren, and 10 great • srandchlldren. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 pm. at the Rawllnp Coats Funeral Home with the Rev. Mal Donahue officiating. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cometary. F'rlenda may caD at the luneral h(llle after 10 a.m. today. s!..i HARTF'ORD - Ernest Nltz. 12, form er1Y of Hartford, wllo more recently bad been Uvtng In Tucoon, Ariz., IJ8.I found dead Friday In hb mobile home while .tsltlng at Delbsrton, W. Va. • Mr. Nitz and hl5 wife, Effie, who surviYes, were In the southern part of tile state when Mrs. Nltl became Ul and was admitted to the hospital. When Mr. Nltz failed to make hb resuiar vlalt, a check was made 111d biB bod,y wu fo111d. A funeral home spokesman !lldd . be apparmtly diad of a beart atlllclr:. Mr.NitawaaaWf(llofthelate Jacob and Elfmbeth Nitl. In acldlUon to hb wife, aur· 'ffvln Include: me dalllhter, Mrs. Betty Valllban of Tuc1011, Aria.; a brolber, Ruasel1 Nitz, Fomeroy, 0. ; two slsln, Mra. Jane C\Jmln8IWn and Mrs. LoulaeHaD, both of Hartford; a • haU-brotber, Jerry Nltz, Je/lle ;.r~rrt; ~~~~~ .Step• . , ...... MaJutjj , 0. ; Mra •. Glajl&n ol Q)lwnbull, 0., and Mrs. liWie llofflnan, l.aart; three step-<10ns, Forreot Harsra'"" ol West Columbia, &bert UWe ol Will Man· chelter, 0 ., and Forrea LIWe ol Albvllle, N. C. '!be bod,y Ia tbe FanaraJ Home. Arran&ementa are to be 1111110111Ced. '· • ')' ~1 I /''' .!!t, ,. ' .. ' at aretired J, .,.., rd , wit · . , Robert Baiter . HSo=~· McCoyR= PT. PLEASANT - Four am ! yron • supervlan at The Goodyear Holler, Richard Gross, Dick Tire & Rubber Company's StetUer, all A's: Debbie_ Pulnt Pleasant chemical plant =~Jan:~·~· have been named to tile plant's era, - · • • Supervlsional Top Ten Club for Glenda Lawson, Robart 19'16-71. Grounlckle, Lana Benadum, Michael Bucci, plant G~ HllcSpenllney, man111er, said James (Bob) :r" r::., Rosemary ancy •Reed, Cathy cer, · Plckena, Melinda Amabary, Bobby Edwards, Steve ~~· ~ Karr Hoi:~A'a; Mary l'llm- .,, .,.. . Ro'--.:.;_ rJe~V •. • PT. PLEASANT - J~ Wolf, persons were treab!d • Two lor In- Anita Watkins Jennifer juries as the result of two recent Lawson Kathy Dennis highway mlahaps. ' ' J hn Barr 01 Leon was Eichlnser Steve Kirkman Rick Larry Stalnaker: treated at Pleasant Valley Seniors _ Jean Whltebead Hospital Friday evening for Rhea Mera Kim Fick Carol~ Injuries received in a miahap on Griffln ~nda aorb.g Tttn Slate Roub! 2 near Flatrock. Karr Nancy Baum all A's· The accident is under in· SusiB' Teaford oarYI vestigallon by the Mason Debbie Wood' lla''id Smith• Coun\y Sheriff's office. Vickie Cole Bolton Rich Wednesday at noon a New Buckley, illte Boring: Joy Haven woman was Injured In a Kautz and Howard Bahr two-car colllalon in Point · Pleasant, although city pollee did not release detaila imtll Dw ° Sande'r., Pooler' n:u. ' . i'op~~-T~n. 'Clrll?f: B Roberta, Carl Burris, Sam Roush and Robert lazier have been seiected as tile pJ.ant•a tOp supervlaots 1..- 1970.71. Established in 1989; the program Includes the annual selection of tile plant's top su~ to lonna local Top Ten Club. ·Selection of the top • • . .• .- Wit per ctlit,Of the .~ foteelimacle ob~M.I!,U!I4 on lbelr .per!CII'IIIallce, ~ the year. Jamea· (Bob) Roberls,. labofatory ,aupervllor, bepn . hb Gooc~Y,eir ·~ In Au8JIIt, 18511 as a la..~JP~Ptor. ij8 .,.. promoted to lupervlaor , In• Dlellllle(· eon....~ 1111 TopTenCiublut~,ltoberll ·' . • ,u11 ,,n11Ave: i~~~~~~~2!:::~::;·~~ . .1'.11 .~1132 . E .'N . J ' O Y .· .EMI.IIRJRT OF oua ··R ""N' lliO'N'*"- RACE SQVJNG AREA SETS .. BIR111DAY OBSERVED The first birthday of Mark • "· · son o1 Mr . and Mrs. """''• Bruce Stalnaker of C21illlcothe was observed Sunday with 8 ••-~ • .,, par ty • Mr • and Mrs. Harley Stalnaker and Mrs. Marie Cllapman, Pomeroy, Mr. ..,d Mrs. Terry Stalnaker of New Albany, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hines, David and Doug, "-'.....,..., were the m•-•• • .,..... A ol Pclinl Pleaaant, died Friday In Pleaaant Valley llalpltal. llle wu bern Mardi II, 18t1, Ill Southllde, W. Va., she wu a dalllbter of the late Leroy and M+eJie fldenJtrtcker and the wldDw of Joll1 Poor wbo diad in I, I I I HOT ~~EELS . ·EXTU TRD::""' liMP JWK• . . . . ClfARGERS "- MAllY MORE Survivors Include a son, Leroy Poor ol Pcllnt Pleuanl; ~ alllor, Mrs. Pearl Pearson of ' Fanners Union Critical Of President's Policy Polat Pleaaant and three brothen, Warren and Lee llclentll'lcbr d Soulbaida and JobD Sldenstrlcter of Delaware, 0 . WASHJ,NGTON (UPI) - The take has been nlcldlng and Funeral aervices will be National ' F11111101'1 Union a<:· dlmins downward." CGr•IIM•Ied Ill Zp.m. &lnday at ate ~ BapUet lllurdlln cuaed the Nllton adrnlnlatralion Dechant was highly crtUcal of . . _ County by the Rev. Frida~ of lrylns to use fannars Hardin's pressures on Mfllaod MDrrilon. Bmial will be to help cool the nation's consresslonal conferees wbo In MOunt Zlllll Q!metery In OCiJIIOII)JI. Tony T. Dechan~ wrote a c<mpromlae form bill ~dent of the 250,000 ·famtly last month. That bUl hal paacl " ' - Co~mty . union, the nation's second the House and is scheduled for Walter Undenoood Iarsestcrpnlzatlonoffannars, early consideratl011 wben the )IBid the administration wu Senate relums Nov. 16. CHESHIRE Walter doln& that by pr<1110111J!j1 to "U this bill becOIIII!I law WIDilm l.lndl!rwood, 87, !Hiler treere farm lncune '1or a andllappearslhatllmltlhl - it ollet'aral area residents, diad three-year periOd •~ile in· will coso the 1annars of this atbll bome In Clleshlre, O.,late flail on continues galloping natlonatleaatfUbllllon Ill real Friday eoenlns. along all per cent." · net income durin& the -~ Mr. t1ndet MJOd wu bern July The Wllon baa damlllded the three years," Declllnt said, 2, 1113111 RDane County. He was resllnafl<~~ of three olthe Jll!81 adding, "The final COOIJII'ODilae the 1111 ol lha lata Wllllam five secretaries ol agriculiufe version ''would reduce Henry llld Ellell Eatep l.Tn· and Friday called for the price prolecllon ocrap pari!)' de• wGGd. He was alao pnoceded reolsnatlon Of Secrelal')l Cllf. and abandon 'the acrea~ In dealb 10 montha .., by 1111 ford M. lflrdln. Decbal!llold a allotment ayetam under which wife, Beaate Rae VIUiban news collltieiiCIO, •lev.rY action we have oblalned a measure of UnderwoOd, one son, 011~ he'a IJiardinl had a dl8nce to IIUPPl)' management." I I' . . ' ' . . ' ·•REMOO VOICE OONTROl •ASIRONAUT BASE •AIRPORT • Suzy Homemaker - atAIR BUffET VANnY •SILLY SOAPMAKER •TRIP TRAP •BUNNY BABY • BABY KNOW IT ALL ·APRIL SHOWER DOU. DRUM SETS '1.99 MAlTEL SUPER EYES .~' me. li ·,, Mr1. CNII!JMI Sdell.ltrlcker Poor, 71, I' ·,• ·~·~ BABY RIDE·A·BIKE Ml'll. Clemma Poor ' ·.: 1 . I r..-.., PT. PLEASANT - .. ' Augult, 118&. A altellded Ajlhland an\1 the University of~. Saturday She was Dolly Another member of last . m · Robertson. of Point Pleasant year's club, Carl Burrla Joined · lAIIII who was treated at Holzer. Goodyear In F~~ u o· Medical Center lor a laceration an operator In .tile on n 111 W W the 1 f knee depal1ment He IJ8.I named to ,, . of eI · · od lion ~In ._., pr uc is a lll'a ......;{ Police said $900 damagas 11163. Burrla1 IDghasr:o~ resuib!d In the colllslon at the Point Pleaaant · • corner of VIand and lOth Streets Bob Baxjolnter•ed pr;:u=~ whon a car being driven by supervisor, Loretta M. Wriston, 39, of Naw Pleaaant plant u a production Haven pulled out of lOth St. In operator In January, JJ69. He front of a vehicle b<ing driven was prOI)loted to operator 111 by WilUam H. Robertson, ~9, of Feburary, 1880 and to super· 2411 Mount Vernon Avenue. visor In A.pril, ~- He Ia a Wrlaton was clb!d on a cher&e of native of Elkview. • failingtoyieldtherlghlofWlly. Aveteran. ofth~U.S. Navy, . .,_..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..__ _. . . . . .• , ·\ itJe Two InJured m Auto Ace nts Julia ·-;>- " et=E. e:~·at:; ~~~:;Four Win Ook Hm; Mrs. Roy Rutan, SI!JubenvUie, and 1111'"· Llnnle Wallarl, Marion. He wu a member of the OWrch of O!rlat In ChrlsUan Union at Ewlngton. A son, Andrew preceded hlm In death. Funeral services wiD be at 3 pm. Tuesday from the McCoy Funeral Home at VInton with \~ "' · ' IT'S:lt&R SHOPPING CENTER'S 2nd .ANNUAL PARKIHG LOT SALE OF JACTORY CLOSE ·OUTS OF LAST YEAR'S MODELS OF NEW TOYS. SOME TOYS WE HAVE ALOT OF THEM, OTHERS JUSr'A FEw, SO ·HURRY' AND SHOP EARLY. DON1 MISS OUT! FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. NO LAYA~AYS - NO RERJNDS - NO EXCHANGES . All SALES FINAL ~ .75:,·%. ~. I I ;t . 75% . OFF lARGE ASSORTMENT GAMES 60% . OfF AND MORE ' further i • ' Undernetth the Apple Tree RT. 35 :.:·HENDfRSOM, W. VA. SWEATERS (Direct From the MOis • •• At A Savings To¥ou!) Linens . W. Va. Handicrafts, Antiques and Gift& other Merehandiae on its Way from New En~land MON. THRU SAT. UB·~ ,. I.ASI EY DAVID, , I'OSSESSOR ., .· 10 AM - 5:30 PM. SUN. .1 PM4 PM. , · ftt.tO~PM. . ·Johnny Service ' ·GARAGE . IQOY SHOP CAR .WASH ' 44 �. ' 11-TIIelJUIIdq.Tlmll, lletlllDtl,Sundlo1' Oclobr a. II'll Workshop In Crafts Conducted' IIIIDDLEI'ORT - A Cl'lft -'' -klbop d Dlllltnlll8lllml · • suitable for hoiiPllal lraya. faYOI'I,bolldaydecarallma,lllll lamll1 81111 wu leatwed •! the Wedneaday meellJiil ol the lila Bend Netgbborhood of the Four llhen Girl Scoal O>mdl. . &~ida', cllslrld t::: and Mrs, William unnn,go r, nelshborhood chairman, hlld char8e of lbe meetlDfl and ~ held 1D the O>lumbus ll!d Soulhena Ohio Eleclrle 0>. ...W room. 1be use of bleadl bottles, food cans, baby f90d jara, ctolhesllne, telephone wire, pllle cooes, and pla8tlc jugs to create useful811d attractive Items wu explained by the lellders and troop representatives dlsplllylns them. l' New chairman of the girl "scout cookie sale Is Mrs. Doris Fisher of Racine. The ordera 1rill be taken in February and ' • t ·I ' ' ,. • •' .' i • I ) ~' ~· ~ 0 . •• Wedding Day is Set Wedded October 11th RACINE - The Racine Baptist Church was the acene of tbe Oct. II wedding of Miss ,, ,I., .' ' ,' I ' •r.;·";.~:.oo~=~D. ;., :i 1 ! I_fud~.~Raclllle, tri Mr. D6nald Stepbenaoo, stationed with carnatlob corsage. Mr . Wllllamoon Stephenson served as best man for his aon. For ber daU8hter's wedding, Mrs. Hudson wore a llght blue bonded knit dreas. Mrs. Arnott ' j J •' Named to the Council prosram committee were Mrs. Daisy Patterson, Mrs. Beverly Chspman, Mrs. Donna Grate, and Mrs. Marse Benedum. Camp tra1n1nt! was discussed and it was noted lbat leadera who do not have lrllinlD8 wiD not be pennltted to take 81rls oo an overni31JI. A lralnln8 sessim was announced lor April ~at Camp Sandy Bend. Arongs and 88ffi08 worl<shop was set for Nov. II at the old Chester acbool beglnnln8 at 9:30 a.m. A repreoontative from each troop Is asked to be there. It was SU88ested lbat leadera bel!ln to re81Bter their 8Jrls now. A leodera' conference waa announced for April19 and lOin Columbus at the Neil House. The agenda wiD include camp craft, handcraft, songs and dances , recruitment, ceremmies, retentlnn of adults, opportunities oul81de Council ,' • • •. • 1 • Methodist Cll~ aJid froiD Nov. 5 throu&h Nov, a at the ~ each evenlns. The Rev. Mr. the Stephensons was in a gold cootwne and both mothers wore white carnation corsages. . A reception was held m the church social room. The bride's table featured a tiered cake topped with the traditional bride and sroom. The groom was costumed in Navy attire. Mrs. Pauietta Hudaon registered the guests. Mrs. Alonzo Hudson served the cske and Mrs. Gene Hudson presided at the punch bowl. For the trip to Norfolk where the couple will reside the bride the near future with me to be left in waiting rooms of doclora, dentists, and beauty lllllons, of the area. At tbe meeting were Mrs. Fisher, Racine Troop 131; Mrs. Margaret Sheridan, Pameroy Brownies 171; Mrs. Beverly Clapman, Syracuse Troop 254; Mrs.llciUia Grate, Rutland !Ill; Mrs. Mary Hunter, Chester 21M; Mrs. Patterson, Syracuse 254; Mrs. Sbar<l! Swindell and Mrs. Nancy Morris, SaUsbury Brownies. Mrs. Janet Duffy, P!meroy 61; Mrs. Mary Wlae, Middleport 39; Mrs. Katherllle Jolmson, Pomeroy, 271i Mrs. Larry ~ctr, Middleport 87; Mrs. Iris Payne Mlddleport 174 ' · - -- -- - -changed into a bonded knit dreas of brown tweed ll!ld wore the carnation corsage from her bridal bouquet. 1be new Mrs. Stephenson Is a graduate of Southern High School, claBS of 1989. Mr. Stephenson attended t.lelg1 County scboola before entering .the Navy. dlso... letter from Mrs. Cub Bralay who)'1!81dea at lbe Moonl Health ChrlBtian IIIJne In andnnatl. Mrs. Braley wiD oblerve ber 11th blrtbday on Oct. II. A lbank.,.,u card wu read from GUI!8TS COME LONG BOTI'OM - Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrews were Mr. and Mrs. Paul J . Andrews, Columbus, and Rose Mary Andrews and friend, Sandy Conners, also of Columbus. base. Each SteP was nplained and tecbnlques used lo achieve the final arrangement were shown. Mrs. Heaton's gardenln8 lips for November lncluded Pvlni tender plants some protecUoa, putttns a covering m apoeed perellllials; storing planla lbat. need protecUm In cold frames; scnrlnsseeds u ~; cutUDc bact chl7santhemuml once they have flowered; planllDC lullp bulbi. The lraveilng pr1Je was by Mrs. Allarl PraU. Mrs. Leo Kennedy wu .boltesa for lba meeUDc held at the Ohio p_. eo. and abe serwd a doaert course. ·O d ·• Sorvlot• .. IU..IIa Pomerey, ,.,._..,.,., 0~ a Ma1011 C. .. ·W. Ya. A· C· M'· l · A · At '· ' .. 416-lmorfft.JNe .· serve as IOiiil leadlr. . lltipC'&Art• . ' _@ AT BAI(ERS· . I CHECK 1HE TAG: . .·• Roush, WIIUam Swett, Leo CJildl, Bomer J011ea, Hamer Rice, Mrs. W1Wam lle7nold_l, Mrs. Blanch GUtsy. Mrs. lllahop serwd relreslments. Mrs. Jones was a conlrthullDC .~t·· . ,:-.;;;;' .; ,'.;.~~.; ,; ""' .... .... All AcciWnlll- . , Tho F-al il¥111111011 lolftiiiiUfiKeCir)t. UpTout.-.w AK I this fine furniture · enters your home. It bri!11JS . to you dramatic new pr.lcfe of ownership, 11 luxurious new living design. But ' there's more, so much more - heavenly comfort ... exclusive !ong wearing fabrics - superb styling and best pf all ... Flex· steel '·s written tlfetlme guarantee. ~ee · this beautiful· furniture today ill CPO JACKETS EXCELLENT SELECTION .RJRNITUR.E. MIDDLEPORT; 0. ••lliiiii-iiiii•il.lliilllii.i-~i.llililll•••••••••••~ ,m-·~···"~'J•. • : ~~ . .. ,.- \w Came In Get The filets caps. Repw tad Ill were Mrs. Mary '· R.EXSTEEL LIFUIIE CIIITlUCTIGI · the Swett lamlly. Mrs. Bilhop lftoented "'·110 for the flower IUud !run redempltM o( botUe ,. .. IIIAIAIITEED Holiday Party Planned Snider said IIJat tbe :daua:;: :::::::: ·.JIIIn·Thf Mllntllly ltlle~-.. Dudll)'s lhit Chatlel Norris wiD l]lllk and tbe Rev. Mr. Earl Shuler will PORTLAND -Mr.andMrs. David Yost, Portland,lllliiDunce lbe engaaemenl and approachlns marriage of their dallllbter, Krl8ta Marlene, to James Edward Wblte, aon of Mrs. Jennie Whlte,Chesblre,andofthe late James White. Both Mill YOII111d Mr. While are l911118faduatesof Southern Local lfl8h School. Mr. While Is oow altl!ndinll Ohio Unlvorally whore be Is a ~. Mill Yost, who baa C<llljl)eled me year al Marietta O>lleg,, Is now ltlllndlng Mountain State Ccllietl•· Vows of the open dturdl cortODIIIY wiD be achanged at 8 pm., Nov. 7 In lbe Baptlst CJii'Ch at Racine. MIDDLEPORT - Holiday party pans were made during the Thuraday illgJJI meetlns of the Loyal Women's Clau of tbe Middleport Clurch of CJr1st at the hmne of Mrs. Joe BiBbop. The party was set for Dec. 11 and named to the committees were Mrs. Ernest ~. Mrs. Ida Cbllda, Mrs. Martha ChUda, Mrs. 112va Beadl and ' Betblobem Baptist Cbll!'eh. '1'l1ere wiD be apeclal sln8ln8 Krista Marlene Yost .. POMEROY - A candlelight cemetery. The Meigs County yearbook senl in for state Installation llei'V!ce for the 1970- Association of Garden Clubs competition. The 1971 garden 71 officers highUsbted tbe will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 calendara ordered from tbe Wednesday night meeUDc of the at the Pomeroy Elementary O.A.G.C. were dlslributad to Wlndlng lrall Garden Club. School to hear plans for tbe membera. Mrs. Robert Lewi1, past annual holiday show. It was Green Thumb Notes preaiden~ Installed Mrs. Robert noted that oo Thursday of ne't aBSignmenta went to Mrs. Thompson, president; Mrs. week six membera will go to Allard Prall for Oct. :Ill, and Clarence Heaton, vice Marietta for the regional Mrs. Charles Hayes for Jan. 25. president; and Mrs. Charles meeting. Mrs. Hayes gave devotions Hayes, secretary. Mrs. IJoYd A guest nisht observance was from the Upper Roont. MeJn. M...-e, treasurer, was unable to planned for the November bera answered roll call with a attend due to 1llnesa and sub- meeting with a guest speaker plant cutting achango. stituting for her in the and O.A.G.C. Chrislrnas slides. A program on chryaan· ceremony was Mrs. Don It will ile held on Nov. IB at the themuma was given by Mrs. Thomas. Ohio Power Co. Pratt. She gave blnto on Tapers In colors symbolizing A report on activities of the selecUDc, planting and carln8 the dutla and responaibllitla of jUnior garden club was given by for the mums. She ISld atletllnn • each office were used by Mrs. Mrs. Lewis. She told of a nature Is better when you w see 'tho Lewbi in the ceremony. Red hike on Oct. B and of gourd plant growln8. Wben buylnc ,.• ilghtod by the president, Mrs. blrdhousea made oo Oct. 15. from a field of mums you have , Thompson, symbolized Slides will be shown on the opportunity o1 .elet~ a ' leadership; pink for the vice Chrlslrnas projects at the Nov. 5 clean vlgor0111 plant !rei of president, a value of red ; yellow meeting. Insecta and S11!J ·~ by the treasurer for gold, and Mrs. Heaton and Mrs. plants should ,be ut "IIIII 110C111 blue by the secr•tary Thomas reported oo the gar- •• poUlble. TileY need lime lo,. representing "true blue" faith· deners clinic held at Athena get their roolllu!chored befanl fulness. A veen candle was recently. Others going from the the hsrd·wtnter !reeze.- FUU lUll llghtod fvr the entire club to club were Mrs. Lewis, and Mrs. and goi>d· ·drainage were . aymbollze the "go" aignsl for Cvra Beegle. They delivered reoommencled. ' ' -f• the dub year. materiAls to the Athens Mental ·· The dompn. Arrangements were made . Health Center for the anrlual slratlon for during the meeting to plant counll'y fair there. , Mrs. Lewis. · ' I bldlll Mooday afternoon al the The pubilcity booO has been county home and Beeoh Grove prepared and the 1969-70 and ' f GREAT JlEND - '1'be Great. Bend Methodist CJureh and !be Jl9ihlebem !1-Plllt Clurch wiD jOin for revtval161'vlcta at 7:30 eAch · avenlnfl from Nov. I lbrousb Nov. a. Serflces frG1t! Nov. 1 throu8ll Nov. 4 wiD be al lbi.Grell Jlend troop government, trips, tmaae Mrs. Marie Puatelwsil, cllrum bolleu. of girl scoutln&, ecol~, and ~angementl~~; . , . Mlp for , ~· )Iii!~· ~Mtrt·~~~~~~~- ~ ·~·1--.~ ·~<;,; Service in Candlelight ( .l annual report of the Four SweU, progtam. Rivers Councll wiD be Issued In Read at the meelin8 wu a the U. S. Navy at Norfolk, Va. The brldesroom is the son of Wlll1smaon Slephenaon, Mid- dlopcrt, ll!ld Mrs. Charles A. Amott, Racine. The double rln8 ceremooy was performed by the Rev . Charles Norris at 3:30 p.m. before an altar decorated with white gladioli and yellow mums Ranted by palma, For ber wedding, the bride were a street length gown of white lace over tsffeta. Her shoulder length veil of illusion was held In place by a pillbox. The bride carried a white Bible topped with a bouquet of white carnations from which ex· tended saun ribbons tied in lover's tnota. She wore a pearl necklace and blue earrln8s with white cameos to complete her ensemble. Miss Debra McMillan, Racine, was the bridesmaid and she wore a dreas of llght blue lace over tafleta, and a white ' =November Vows Planned borhood aea"elary bas been secured yet. lloiM2,1\nneroy. Pauletta, a 111611 sraduate of Melga High School, Is presenUy emploYed as a bookkeeper at the Elberfeld Store In Pomeroy. Mr. Harrison Is a sraduate of Pomeroy High SCbool and a J96j sraduate of Bethany College, Bethany, W. Va. He Is presently emplOYed at the St. Regis Paper Cunpany, Pollock llivialon, Columbus. 1be pclous custom of an open church wedding wiD be observed m November 29 at 2:30p.m. at the Church of Christ, 212 West Main Street, l'Umeroy. Rev. Hoyt Allen, pastor of the bride's chli'Ch, will olllciate. Areception wiD follow in the church social room. f. ' nefgb. POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hudson, 2341.incoln Hill Road, P!moroy, are announcing the engagement and approochlng marrlageoftbelrdaughter, Pauletta Hudaon llyscll, to Mr. Pll!llip Rogll' Rarrlson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olen Rarrlson, j . Churches Ill Conduct Jolqt Revival Series . · ::::;::::r;Jane ::.~ U:t :-~ ~ drive chalnnan nor a Pauletta Hudson Hysell Betrothed ' . ,., ,il·,; . . .. . •.. .. ,,...J, •"'~ ~~ I! ·;·"".:dttl ~'tli'J ~ill>b~vt .,., ,1l.ltll!h~h ·illd· ii1o'l ~d1 ·.•, Come Look!• • • 'co;,.e·Browsef · · · · ·· ·'""r!· For Men and Boys , ··• ·"" •·>''· H• 'f'• ,, Discover A World of Flowers In An Unlinrl.ted Selection f Size- Small, Medium, L'lrge and Extra large EWl : . PILGRIM'S PROGRESS Fashion progressives dig oldies but goodies paired with today·s trendy twists. Uke this olde tyme pilgrim shoe all souped up with crinkle patent and triplet buckles! "TRULY.' . ·FLOWER TOWN" • ' All New Amnpme~ On DiSplay!. ·* New SelectiOn,()f Qndi.S •' ' ,, .1>, and I"'UMMII '.r!-/·1·, U.d>l....... . ' ~ . r.. • PERMANENT .f EffeetirJe NotJ. 1, 1970 NEW OfFICE HOURS Mon.-Tues.- Wed. t:OO~t.m . -3;00p.m. · SeeThe DRIED PLOWER ARLO fn BIIICit paltnl upperi, Ill. crinkle SELECTIQ1VI 0 Friday 9:00a.m.· 5:00·f1.111 , . Satljrlt,l ~ ._,e.o.., . ,J;OO a.m.· 1~ Noon \ ' , I I . . •' . . ' Thi Alf!ot!j c-. ...::.,,. -~·· li'vllltlf&!MiiQ, .[ ' Lllt:4~ ' ·r · , ThUIISCiaY 9:001.1'1· . 12 Nooil .,.', ' ' 1 ' \ ,, ' ,. 'NO,-. ' '" ' .J �. ' 11-TIIelJUIIdq.Tlmll, lletlllDtl,Sundlo1' Oclobr a. II'll Workshop In Crafts Conducted' IIIIDDLEI'ORT - A Cl'lft -'' -klbop d Dlllltnlll8lllml · • suitable for hoiiPllal lraya. faYOI'I,bolldaydecarallma,lllll lamll1 81111 wu leatwed •! the Wedneaday meellJiil ol the lila Bend Netgbborhood of the Four llhen Girl Scoal O>mdl. . &~ida', cllslrld t::: and Mrs, William unnn,go r, nelshborhood chairman, hlld char8e of lbe meetlDfl and ~ held 1D the O>lumbus ll!d Soulhena Ohio Eleclrle 0>. ...W room. 1be use of bleadl bottles, food cans, baby f90d jara, ctolhesllne, telephone wire, pllle cooes, and pla8tlc jugs to create useful811d attractive Items wu explained by the lellders and troop representatives dlsplllylns them. l' New chairman of the girl "scout cookie sale Is Mrs. Doris Fisher of Racine. The ordera 1rill be taken in February and ' • t ·I ' ' ,. • •' .' i • I ) ~' ~· ~ 0 . •• Wedding Day is Set Wedded October 11th RACINE - The Racine Baptist Church was the acene of tbe Oct. II wedding of Miss ,, ,I., .' ' ,' I ' •r.;·";.~:.oo~=~D. ;., :i 1 ! I_fud~.~Raclllle, tri Mr. D6nald Stepbenaoo, stationed with carnatlob corsage. Mr . Wllllamoon Stephenson served as best man for his aon. For ber daU8hter's wedding, Mrs. Hudson wore a llght blue bonded knit dreas. Mrs. Arnott ' j J •' Named to the Council prosram committee were Mrs. Daisy Patterson, Mrs. Beverly Chspman, Mrs. Donna Grate, and Mrs. Marse Benedum. Camp tra1n1nt! was discussed and it was noted lbat leadera who do not have lrllinlD8 wiD not be pennltted to take 81rls oo an overni31JI. A lralnln8 sessim was announced lor April ~at Camp Sandy Bend. Arongs and 88ffi08 worl<shop was set for Nov. II at the old Chester acbool beglnnln8 at 9:30 a.m. A repreoontative from each troop Is asked to be there. It was SU88ested lbat leadera bel!ln to re81Bter their 8Jrls now. A leodera' conference waa announced for April19 and lOin Columbus at the Neil House. The agenda wiD include camp craft, handcraft, songs and dances , recruitment, ceremmies, retentlnn of adults, opportunities oul81de Council ,' • • •. • 1 • Methodist Cll~ aJid froiD Nov. 5 throu&h Nov, a at the ~ each evenlns. The Rev. Mr. the Stephensons was in a gold cootwne and both mothers wore white carnation corsages. . A reception was held m the church social room. The bride's table featured a tiered cake topped with the traditional bride and sroom. The groom was costumed in Navy attire. Mrs. Pauietta Hudaon registered the guests. Mrs. Alonzo Hudson served the cske and Mrs. Gene Hudson presided at the punch bowl. For the trip to Norfolk where the couple will reside the bride the near future with me to be left in waiting rooms of doclora, dentists, and beauty lllllons, of the area. At tbe meeting were Mrs. Fisher, Racine Troop 131; Mrs. Margaret Sheridan, Pameroy Brownies 171; Mrs. Beverly Clapman, Syracuse Troop 254; Mrs.llciUia Grate, Rutland !Ill; Mrs. Mary Hunter, Chester 21M; Mrs. Patterson, Syracuse 254; Mrs. Sbar<l! Swindell and Mrs. Nancy Morris, SaUsbury Brownies. Mrs. Janet Duffy, P!meroy 61; Mrs. Mary Wlae, Middleport 39; Mrs. Katherllle Jolmson, Pomeroy, 271i Mrs. Larry ~ctr, Middleport 87; Mrs. Iris Payne Mlddleport 174 ' · - -- -- - -changed into a bonded knit dreas of brown tweed ll!ld wore the carnation corsage from her bridal bouquet. 1be new Mrs. Stephenson Is a graduate of Southern High School, claBS of 1989. Mr. Stephenson attended t.lelg1 County scboola before entering .the Navy. dlso... letter from Mrs. Cub Bralay who)'1!81dea at lbe Moonl Health ChrlBtian IIIJne In andnnatl. Mrs. Braley wiD oblerve ber 11th blrtbday on Oct. II. A lbank.,.,u card wu read from GUI!8TS COME LONG BOTI'OM - Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrews were Mr. and Mrs. Paul J . Andrews, Columbus, and Rose Mary Andrews and friend, Sandy Conners, also of Columbus. base. Each SteP was nplained and tecbnlques used lo achieve the final arrangement were shown. Mrs. Heaton's gardenln8 lips for November lncluded Pvlni tender plants some protecUoa, putttns a covering m apoeed perellllials; storing planla lbat. need protecUm In cold frames; scnrlnsseeds u ~; cutUDc bact chl7santhemuml once they have flowered; planllDC lullp bulbi. The lraveilng pr1Je was by Mrs. Allarl PraU. Mrs. Leo Kennedy wu .boltesa for lba meeUDc held at the Ohio p_. eo. and abe serwd a doaert course. ·O d ·• Sorvlot• .. IU..IIa Pomerey, ,.,._..,.,., 0~ a Ma1011 C. .. ·W. Ya. A· C· M'· l · A · At '· ' .. 416-lmorfft.JNe .· serve as IOiiil leadlr. . lltipC'&Art• . ' _@ AT BAI(ERS· . I CHECK 1HE TAG: . .·• Roush, WIIUam Swett, Leo CJildl, Bomer J011ea, Hamer Rice, Mrs. W1Wam lle7nold_l, Mrs. Blanch GUtsy. Mrs. lllahop serwd relreslments. Mrs. Jones was a conlrthullDC .~t·· . ,:-.;;;;' .; ,'.;.~~.; ,; ""' .... .... All AcciWnlll- . , Tho F-al il¥111111011 lolftiiiiUfiKeCir)t. UpTout.-.w AK I this fine furniture · enters your home. It bri!11JS . to you dramatic new pr.lcfe of ownership, 11 luxurious new living design. But ' there's more, so much more - heavenly comfort ... exclusive !ong wearing fabrics - superb styling and best pf all ... Flex· steel '·s written tlfetlme guarantee. ~ee · this beautiful· furniture today ill CPO JACKETS EXCELLENT SELECTION .RJRNITUR.E. MIDDLEPORT; 0. ••lliiiii-iiiii•il.lliilllii.i-~i.llililll•••••••••••~ ,m-·~···"~'J•. • : ~~ . .. ,.- \w Came In Get The filets caps. Repw tad Ill were Mrs. Mary '· R.EXSTEEL LIFUIIE CIIITlUCTIGI · the Swett lamlly. Mrs. Bilhop lftoented "'·110 for the flower IUud !run redempltM o( botUe ,. .. IIIAIAIITEED Holiday Party Planned Snider said IIJat tbe :daua:;: :::::::: ·.JIIIn·Thf Mllntllly ltlle~-.. Dudll)'s lhit Chatlel Norris wiD l]lllk and tbe Rev. Mr. Earl Shuler will PORTLAND -Mr.andMrs. David Yost, Portland,lllliiDunce lbe engaaemenl and approachlns marriage of their dallllbter, Krl8ta Marlene, to James Edward Wblte, aon of Mrs. Jennie Whlte,Chesblre,andofthe late James White. Both Mill YOII111d Mr. While are l911118faduatesof Southern Local lfl8h School. Mr. While Is oow altl!ndinll Ohio Unlvorally whore be Is a ~. Mill Yost, who baa C<llljl)eled me year al Marietta O>lleg,, Is now ltlllndlng Mountain State Ccllietl•· Vows of the open dturdl cortODIIIY wiD be achanged at 8 pm., Nov. 7 In lbe Baptlst CJii'Ch at Racine. MIDDLEPORT - Holiday party pans were made during the Thuraday illgJJI meetlns of the Loyal Women's Clau of tbe Middleport Clurch of CJr1st at the hmne of Mrs. Joe BiBbop. The party was set for Dec. 11 and named to the committees were Mrs. Ernest ~. Mrs. Ida Cbllda, Mrs. Martha ChUda, Mrs. 112va Beadl and ' Betblobem Baptist Cbll!'eh. '1'l1ere wiD be apeclal sln8ln8 Krista Marlene Yost .. POMEROY - A candlelight cemetery. The Meigs County yearbook senl in for state Installation llei'V!ce for the 1970- Association of Garden Clubs competition. The 1971 garden 71 officers highUsbted tbe will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 calendara ordered from tbe Wednesday night meeUDc of the at the Pomeroy Elementary O.A.G.C. were dlslributad to Wlndlng lrall Garden Club. School to hear plans for tbe membera. Mrs. Robert Lewi1, past annual holiday show. It was Green Thumb Notes preaiden~ Installed Mrs. Robert noted that oo Thursday of ne't aBSignmenta went to Mrs. Thompson, president; Mrs. week six membera will go to Allard Prall for Oct. :Ill, and Clarence Heaton, vice Marietta for the regional Mrs. Charles Hayes for Jan. 25. president; and Mrs. Charles meeting. Mrs. Hayes gave devotions Hayes, secretary. Mrs. IJoYd A guest nisht observance was from the Upper Roont. MeJn. M...-e, treasurer, was unable to planned for the November bera answered roll call with a attend due to 1llnesa and sub- meeting with a guest speaker plant cutting achango. stituting for her in the and O.A.G.C. Chrislrnas slides. A program on chryaan· ceremony was Mrs. Don It will ile held on Nov. IB at the themuma was given by Mrs. Thomas. Ohio Power Co. Pratt. She gave blnto on Tapers In colors symbolizing A report on activities of the selecUDc, planting and carln8 the dutla and responaibllitla of jUnior garden club was given by for the mums. She ISld atletllnn • each office were used by Mrs. Mrs. Lewis. She told of a nature Is better when you w see 'tho Lewbi in the ceremony. Red hike on Oct. B and of gourd plant growln8. Wben buylnc ,.• ilghtod by the president, Mrs. blrdhousea made oo Oct. 15. from a field of mums you have , Thompson, symbolized Slides will be shown on the opportunity o1 .elet~ a ' leadership; pink for the vice Chrlslrnas projects at the Nov. 5 clean vlgor0111 plant !rei of president, a value of red ; yellow meeting. Insecta and S11!J ·~ by the treasurer for gold, and Mrs. Heaton and Mrs. plants should ,be ut "IIIII 110C111 blue by the secr•tary Thomas reported oo the gar- •• poUlble. TileY need lime lo,. representing "true blue" faith· deners clinic held at Athena get their roolllu!chored befanl fulness. A veen candle was recently. Others going from the the hsrd·wtnter !reeze.- FUU lUll llghtod fvr the entire club to club were Mrs. Lewis, and Mrs. and goi>d· ·drainage were . aymbollze the "go" aignsl for Cvra Beegle. They delivered reoommencled. ' ' -f• the dub year. materiAls to the Athens Mental ·· The dompn. Arrangements were made . Health Center for the anrlual slratlon for during the meeting to plant counll'y fair there. , Mrs. Lewis. · ' I bldlll Mooday afternoon al the The pubilcity booO has been county home and Beeoh Grove prepared and the 1969-70 and ' f GREAT JlEND - '1'be Great. Bend Methodist CJureh and !be Jl9ihlebem !1-Plllt Clurch wiD jOin for revtval161'vlcta at 7:30 eAch · avenlnfl from Nov. I lbrousb Nov. a. Serflces frG1t! Nov. 1 throu8ll Nov. 4 wiD be al lbi.Grell Jlend troop government, trips, tmaae Mrs. Marie Puatelwsil, cllrum bolleu. of girl scoutln&, ecol~, and ~angementl~~; . , . Mlp for , ~· )Iii!~· ~Mtrt·~~~~~~~- ~ ·~·1--.~ ·~<;,; Service in Candlelight ( .l annual report of the Four SweU, progtam. Rivers Councll wiD be Issued In Read at the meelin8 wu a the U. S. Navy at Norfolk, Va. The brldesroom is the son of Wlll1smaon Slephenaon, Mid- dlopcrt, ll!ld Mrs. Charles A. Amott, Racine. The double rln8 ceremooy was performed by the Rev . Charles Norris at 3:30 p.m. before an altar decorated with white gladioli and yellow mums Ranted by palma, For ber wedding, the bride were a street length gown of white lace over tsffeta. Her shoulder length veil of illusion was held In place by a pillbox. The bride carried a white Bible topped with a bouquet of white carnations from which ex· tended saun ribbons tied in lover's tnota. She wore a pearl necklace and blue earrln8s with white cameos to complete her ensemble. Miss Debra McMillan, Racine, was the bridesmaid and she wore a dreas of llght blue lace over tafleta, and a white ' =November Vows Planned borhood aea"elary bas been secured yet. lloiM2,1\nneroy. Pauletta, a 111611 sraduate of Melga High School, Is presenUy emploYed as a bookkeeper at the Elberfeld Store In Pomeroy. Mr. Harrison Is a sraduate of Pomeroy High SCbool and a J96j sraduate of Bethany College, Bethany, W. Va. He Is presently emplOYed at the St. Regis Paper Cunpany, Pollock llivialon, Columbus. 1be pclous custom of an open church wedding wiD be observed m November 29 at 2:30p.m. at the Church of Christ, 212 West Main Street, l'Umeroy. Rev. Hoyt Allen, pastor of the bride's chli'Ch, will olllciate. Areception wiD follow in the church social room. f. ' nefgb. POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hudson, 2341.incoln Hill Road, P!moroy, are announcing the engagement and approochlng marrlageoftbelrdaughter, Pauletta Hudaon llyscll, to Mr. Pll!llip Rogll' Rarrlson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olen Rarrlson, j . Churches Ill Conduct Jolqt Revival Series . · ::::;::::r;Jane ::.~ U:t :-~ ~ drive chalnnan nor a Pauletta Hudson Hysell Betrothed ' . ,., ,il·,; . . .. . •.. .. ,,...J, •"'~ ~~ I! ·;·"".:dttl ~'tli'J ~ill>b~vt .,., ,1l.ltll!h~h ·illd· ii1o'l ~d1 ·.•, Come Look!• • • 'co;,.e·Browsef · · · · ·· ·'""r!· For Men and Boys , ··• ·"" •·>''· H• 'f'• ,, Discover A World of Flowers In An Unlinrl.ted Selection f Size- Small, Medium, L'lrge and Extra large EWl : . PILGRIM'S PROGRESS Fashion progressives dig oldies but goodies paired with today·s trendy twists. Uke this olde tyme pilgrim shoe all souped up with crinkle patent and triplet buckles! "TRULY.' . ·FLOWER TOWN" • ' All New Amnpme~ On DiSplay!. ·* New SelectiOn,()f Qndi.S •' ' ,, .1>, and I"'UMMII '.r!-/·1·, U.d>l....... . ' ~ . r.. • PERMANENT .f EffeetirJe NotJ. 1, 1970 NEW OfFICE HOURS Mon.-Tues.- Wed. t:OO~t.m . -3;00p.m. · SeeThe DRIED PLOWER ARLO fn BIIICit paltnl upperi, Ill. crinkle SELECTIQ1VI 0 Friday 9:00a.m.· 5:00·f1.111 , . Satljrlt,l ~ ._,e.o.., . ,J;OO a.m.· 1~ Noon \ ' , I I . . •' . . ' Thi Alf!ot!j c-. ...::.,,. -~·· li'vllltlf&!MiiQ, .[ ' Lllt:4~ ' ·r · , ThUIISCiaY 9:001.1'1· . 12 Nooil .,.', ' ' 1 ' \ ,, ' ,. 'NO,-. ' '" ' .J �' ~1 . ' ·ur.sm . ' ,. ' '.\ ' •, .' Spencers Announce Son's Birth Oct. 17 KEEP YOUR "~L ~ LONG BOTIOM - Mr. and are annOIIIIdng the birth of a 7 Mrs. Roser A. Spencer of Rt. I lb., 3% ""· lOll, Chrlalopber rj=a::=:t:;.::::::::-J Nell, Oei<Jber 17 at Pleuant Valley BOIPIIII, Point Pleuant. MtMaondterna1Mrsgrandparen~111 .. _8rfl· THOSE BEAtrriFUL FLOWERS WBJCH hAve adorned tbO . . Theodore ~· l"omero)' United Metllodlat lllurdl al Lon!! Bottom; patarnal pelt ids montbl bave beat !ram lbeta;'= lbe parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Parker. . orma ~~~ •;:~ nnl¥An avid":. andarranaer of nowers, Mrs. Parloerbaau otey ·PUWns, CooiYIIle· Mrs ~lbe plecet em'l' Bunda;y, but from ber earllelt Treaale 8penOO' ~· fan roses, baa beat 111011 aonerot11 wtlb and Mt. and Ednni arrangemellll cburdl and private ciiMen and partlea. Chevalier. Reedsville. Tho A ...~· Parker. able em"'Mia with the !Iowen are ber Spencers aloo bave a deUihter, _.ter, Myrtia Kay, and ber brother, BDl Y0UJ18. := gms: Mn. ~ I OHIO IS IN GOOD .HAr(DSI. ' An&elia Elaine, age 3. OUR OONGRATUlATIONSto Mr. ond Mrs. Clarles Werry! Today they are celebratlnc their 30111 'INddlllfl annlve...-y. Tbe ~ledrove..,tolluncted, W.Va. to be with their 100 Dl-'- -• lUll wife, .l[atby, I ~, . N . Birthday Dinner Given on Sunday ~---,( I~ • . '""""''''•'\•"' ',~-, ' ~ l<(t-,_~'11' ~.<;41 '.;.ft..(f, :i:il!~ l ,.. wandllnii Ralph Walker has ~e~~rmllted Gallia, Meip and At~Mns· c1er . ' scb. and hWtways 111,. ·.II, ·• .·• J,IIIS ·~~ · .· un ·~ ~\ ' •·· · · ' · ' . • . ~~W..-. '· . ., ( ~· ' ' )< ' '· ' ' ' ' ~3~ ' needed. their'/:=~11011• BuddyMoore,coacbea the Blue Devll&, Nld -· Fam•..t~ · • yee Riley, cbeera Cll the Maraudan ..... "'ri . r-.tmitttas, . ....r.ammlsili. ,·Chllnnan ~ .. ··-•/r :···. 11IE TWO WEEKS WBICH David N1d Ruth Mlcbael have ope!!~ In Providence, R.I. haven't been tbe happiest time of tbelr ~ltli· ' nvea. :ned Wedneaday lbelr car wu stolen and wb11e 11 wu found md k! lbem Cll Tll!nday, II wu ccmpletely lll'lllPed. Snow ,tape recorder, and all lbe too1a were BOJIO. In telling tbelr paronll about the lneident, they comparell con~-~ C<JO!Ml'aticll from a ptlllce fOI'IlO in al!ll!ali town k! lbe nonc.......,e of the bl& city force. llllvld Is stationed with the U.S. Navy at Quonset Point, R. I. the . . ,' .- .,,.1': 't lapn taunty PEOPlE TO REMEMBER .... Mrs. Mar8uaile . Karr ecuperaUnc at ber Syracuae borne &om es!Ainalve l n j . suffered in an auto acddaltabove Coolvtne Clle f!IQY ~ Plctenaof Sillier's Markel, a~ patlent;i DINNER PLANNED cal Center .... Mrs. am. Braley, l'flldenl of the CHESTER - An elecUon dey dinner wiU be served by tbe Mount Healthy Ou1allan Hoole near CndnnaU who wiD ohlerft WSCS of the Chester United ber 8'llb blrtbdey annlveraery Wedneadey. • Methodist Cburcb at tbe Muoniclod&e hall In Chester on r and House Spur.,f ROGER QCMID' in ·.u..;t; . :,t ' ~~ ::-'a.:"= The Furnace ' ' EVERYTIUNG HAS ITS COMPENSATIONS _ NEW HAVEN - VII!lora at Tab the nu,lllr IMtanee, Carabello and Ted RUey both haQ tbe home of Mt. and Mrs. Henry Reitmtre and famlly and Mta. It, and Friday nlsbt It provided jult the loyalty re!ljlite they Elllel Moore on Sunday at a birlhdey dinner for Mrs. Mamie Hamrick, Mrs. Louise wan. dllng, and Tammy Reitmtre wero Mt. and Mrs. Gay Herdman of Evans, Mr. and Mrs Alph Smith and Tim of Poca · Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hamrick oi South Charleston, Bill Roseberry of Evans, Mt. ond Mrs. Charles Clark, Lea, Charles Jr. ond Yolande of Clifton; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reltmtre, Yvonna and ThlllllliJ Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam and Linde of St. Albans, and Mrs. Moore. -. I. You see toda(s enonnous P!OIIIIS in ' ' Se • Cl .r·~~~~t . ~~~~·!Me!J}~~~"" Q~~e""~Y~~ U~!~:~~.~-. -~;~" ~~:':!~ ~~;.,::.; wor*rd Boyer, 'Mil : 'Don Wlth ·Experlenc:ed manshlp Craft. 105,000 B.T. U. Oil. Gas. Electric and Electric Heat Pump Special $188 - Forernan & Abbott MICIGieport, 0 . vege!ible soup, sandwlchea, :: • pie, cake and beverages wiD be HaDoween cUnner part oold. neadey night at Steak Houle. After 1be dinner they went to lbe home of Mrs. Mlkhd WeUa for a meeting. Pllm were made P.Uis-Spqys b- the 8II!IUII Oll'lllmu part;y to be held oo Dec. 18 111c1 members drew lor a gift ez. Beautifully Dtslgnld chan&•· Mrs. George HDIIman By received a blrlbday gift from ber aocret pal. Mrs. Hotrmau md Mrs. am McDaniel wm be Sot tl.. : GIIHIIOIII boa.aoa for lbe nnt mett~n~. """'ony, Mltldloport o Dlbere at the dlnMr part;y & M11011 eo.. w. va'. · ....lmwm.1561 were Mn. E1za Gllmare, lira. Crow': w.l Stm!llllwfbwn ...._.llllbs Ducley's Fbisl McKlllihl, Mra. Roaald · Colorado Couple is Honored at Chester POMEROY - Abuffet diDner wu beldrecently at the home of Mrs. WUbelmla Thoma, Cleater, bonorina Mr. IIICI Mn. Mu Reider (Mary 1'b!ma) of llslver, Colo. · AllencllqJ were Mrs. Geqta 'Dioma, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thoma, SUzan and K4111 Mr N1d Mra. Glen Tlloma, and Gall, Deln !IDd l1bonda Haaer, Mr. and lira. 11o7 'lbGma, HeleD, BtU, Clrman rx- and Danay, Mr. and Dale &nltb, Mr. and Mrs Ronnie 9mlth, J - and Jan. Mrs. Mlqaret lloudalbell Mrl Nld Mra. Georp 1A~.~ Zelcler, Mrs. Laura After dinner callen were Mr and Mra. Guy 1'b!ma ~ llld Terri. Mr. and Mrs: Reider bave relumed 14 tbelr home after llalllng here WUb frlllnda llld relatl-. i..u* Mrs: Sbaf•. Food, Games, Fun . Offered by P.TA -. Pakf For by. "Miller For Con grtll .Com~ltteo, U.na~•ter, Chairman" Ol!lo, Mrs. Mulot Charllai>. ~ ., ~~ Marmall King, ~ • Mrs. Dill and ~~~r:::... Bally, X RALPH WELKER R£PUBUCAN ' • ' ., '' .SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 197& PftGE 13 Suspect Shuts ffis Mouth ' 'u; ' VOL IV NO. 39 durlnB FrldaJ lllgbt'l (lAilii.MIIIp foolhall game wbon lbe Mlraudan !!b!8ed a .-ttonal comebl!ck late In tbe fourth quarter. Tbe rally, balm«, fell abort and Meigs lollt, JU. Better Relations Basis Created· �' ~1 . ' ·ur.sm . ' ,. ' '.\ ' •, .' Spencers Announce Son's Birth Oct. 17 KEEP YOUR "~L ~ LONG BOTIOM - Mr. and are annOIIIIdng the birth of a 7 Mrs. Roser A. Spencer of Rt. I lb., 3% ""· lOll, Chrlalopber rj=a::=:t:;.::::::::-J Nell, Oei<Jber 17 at Pleuant Valley BOIPIIII, Point Pleuant. MtMaondterna1Mrsgrandparen~111 .. _8rfl· THOSE BEAtrriFUL FLOWERS WBJCH hAve adorned tbO . . Theodore ~· l"omero)' United Metllodlat lllurdl al Lon!! Bottom; patarnal pelt ids montbl bave beat !ram lbeta;'= lbe parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Parker. . orma ~~~ •;:~ nnl¥An avid":. andarranaer of nowers, Mrs. Parloerbaau otey ·PUWns, CooiYIIle· Mrs ~lbe plecet em'l' Bunda;y, but from ber earllelt Treaale 8penOO' ~· fan roses, baa beat 111011 aonerot11 wtlb and Mt. and Ednni arrangemellll cburdl and private ciiMen and partlea. Chevalier. Reedsville. Tho A ...~· Parker. able em"'Mia with the !Iowen are ber Spencers aloo bave a deUihter, _.ter, Myrtia Kay, and ber brother, BDl Y0UJ18. := gms: Mn. ~ I OHIO IS IN GOOD .HAr(DSI. ' An&elia Elaine, age 3. OUR OONGRATUlATIONSto Mr. ond Mrs. Clarles Werry! Today they are celebratlnc their 30111 'INddlllfl annlve...-y. Tbe ~ledrove..,tolluncted, W.Va. to be with their 100 Dl-'- -• lUll wife, .l[atby, I ~, . N . Birthday Dinner Given on Sunday ~---,( I~ • . '""""''''•'\•"' ',~-, ' ~ l<(t-,_~'11' ~.<;41 '.;.ft..(f, :i:il!~ l ,.. wandllnii Ralph Walker has ~e~~rmllted Gallia, Meip and At~Mns· c1er . ' scb. and hWtways 111,. ·.II, ·• .·• J,IIIS ·~~ · .· un ·~ ~\ ' •·· · · ' · ' . • . ~~W..-. '· . ., ( ~· ' ' )< ' '· ' ' ' ' ~3~ ' needed. their'/:=~11011• BuddyMoore,coacbea the Blue Devll&, Nld -· Fam•..t~ · • yee Riley, cbeera Cll the Maraudan ..... "'ri . r-.tmitttas, . ....r.ammlsili. ,·Chllnnan ~ .. ··-•/r :···. 11IE TWO WEEKS WBICH David N1d Ruth Mlcbael have ope!!~ In Providence, R.I. haven't been tbe happiest time of tbelr ~ltli· ' nvea. :ned Wedneaday lbelr car wu stolen and wb11e 11 wu found md k! lbem Cll Tll!nday, II wu ccmpletely lll'lllPed. Snow ,tape recorder, and all lbe too1a were BOJIO. In telling tbelr paronll about the lneident, they comparell con~-~ C<JO!Ml'aticll from a ptlllce fOI'IlO in al!ll!ali town k! lbe nonc.......,e of the bl& city force. llllvld Is stationed with the U.S. Navy at Quonset Point, R. I. the . . ,' .- .,,.1': 't lapn taunty PEOPlE TO REMEMBER .... Mrs. Mar8uaile . Karr ecuperaUnc at ber Syracuae borne &om es!Ainalve l n j . suffered in an auto acddaltabove Coolvtne Clle f!IQY ~ Plctenaof Sillier's Markel, a~ patlent;i DINNER PLANNED cal Center .... Mrs. am. Braley, l'flldenl of the CHESTER - An elecUon dey dinner wiU be served by tbe Mount Healthy Ou1allan Hoole near CndnnaU who wiD ohlerft WSCS of the Chester United ber 8'llb blrtbdey annlveraery Wedneadey. • Methodist Cburcb at tbe Muoniclod&e hall In Chester on r and House Spur.,f ROGER QCMID' in ·.u..;t; . :,t ' ~~ ::-'a.:"= The Furnace ' ' EVERYTIUNG HAS ITS COMPENSATIONS _ NEW HAVEN - VII!lora at Tab the nu,lllr IMtanee, Carabello and Ted RUey both haQ tbe home of Mt. and Mrs. Henry Reitmtre and famlly and Mta. It, and Friday nlsbt It provided jult the loyalty re!ljlite they Elllel Moore on Sunday at a birlhdey dinner for Mrs. Mamie Hamrick, Mrs. Louise wan. dllng, and Tammy Reitmtre wero Mt. and Mrs. Gay Herdman of Evans, Mr. and Mrs Alph Smith and Tim of Poca · Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hamrick oi South Charleston, Bill Roseberry of Evans, Mt. ond Mrs. Charles Clark, Lea, Charles Jr. ond Yolande of Clifton; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reltmtre, Yvonna and ThlllllliJ Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam and Linde of St. Albans, and Mrs. Moore. -. I. You see toda(s enonnous P!OIIIIS in ' ' Se • Cl .r·~~~~t . ~~~~·!Me!J}~~~"" Q~~e""~Y~~ U~!~:~~.~-. -~;~" ~~:':!~ ~~;.,::.; wor*rd Boyer, 'Mil : 'Don Wlth ·Experlenc:ed manshlp Craft. 105,000 B.T. U. Oil. Gas. Electric and Electric Heat Pump Special $188 - Forernan & Abbott MICIGieport, 0 . vege!ible soup, sandwlchea, :: • pie, cake and beverages wiD be HaDoween cUnner part oold. neadey night at Steak Houle. After 1be dinner they went to lbe home of Mrs. Mlkhd WeUa for a meeting. Pllm were made P.Uis-Spqys b- the 8II!IUII Oll'lllmu part;y to be held oo Dec. 18 111c1 members drew lor a gift ez. Beautifully Dtslgnld chan&•· Mrs. George HDIIman By received a blrlbday gift from ber aocret pal. Mrs. Hotrmau md Mrs. am McDaniel wm be Sot tl.. : GIIHIIOIII boa.aoa for lbe nnt mett~n~. """'ony, Mltldloport o Dlbere at the dlnMr part;y & M11011 eo.. w. va'. · ....lmwm.1561 were Mn. E1za Gllmare, lira. Crow': w.l Stm!llllwfbwn ...._.llllbs Ducley's Fbisl McKlllihl, Mra. Roaald · Colorado Couple is Honored at Chester POMEROY - Abuffet diDner wu beldrecently at the home of Mrs. WUbelmla Thoma, Cleater, bonorina Mr. IIICI Mn. Mu Reider (Mary 1'b!ma) of llslver, Colo. · AllencllqJ were Mrs. Geqta 'Dioma, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thoma, SUzan and K4111 Mr N1d Mra. Glen Tlloma, and Gall, Deln !IDd l1bonda Haaer, Mr. and lira. 11o7 'lbGma, HeleD, BtU, Clrman rx- and Danay, Mr. and Dale &nltb, Mr. and Mrs Ronnie 9mlth, J - and Jan. Mrs. Mlqaret lloudalbell Mrl Nld Mra. Georp 1A~.~ Zelcler, Mrs. Laura After dinner callen were Mr and Mra. Guy 1'b!ma ~ llld Terri. Mr. and Mrs: Reider bave relumed 14 tbelr home after llalllng here WUb frlllnda llld relatl-. i..u* Mrs: Sbaf•. Food, Games, Fun . Offered by P.TA -. Pakf For by. "Miller For Con grtll .Com~ltteo, U.na~•ter, Chairman" Ol!lo, Mrs. Mulot Charllai>. ~ ., ~~ Marmall King, ~ • Mrs. Dill and ~~~r:::... Bally, X RALPH WELKER R£PUBUCAN ' • ' ., '' .SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 197& PftGE 13 Suspect Shuts ffis Mouth ' 'u; ' VOL IV NO. 39 durlnB FrldaJ lllgbt'l (lAilii.MIIIp foolhall game wbon lbe Mlraudan !!b!8ed a .-ttonal comebl!ck late In tbe fourth quarter. Tbe rally, balm«, fell abort and Meigs lollt, JU. Better Relations Basis Created· �' .' r " I, • OliiO 'HIGH SCHOOL , FOOTIIALL SCORIS ly Unlllll PNa llllerMII-1 MirloHo 22 Chlllltolhe 14 · Calo. Eootm!IOI' 36 Col~~o Lindon 0 Colo. Mlrton.Frankllrr' 32 Coli. Walnut 0 Cols. Westland 30 Mount Vernon Tuppers Plains Society News Cots. Watterson 14 Cots. Harlley NEW CllP CIULLENGEII NEW YORK (UPI) - Tbe 11oy11 Yadlt CUb and Club D'll1eres of FrIIJ Mra. Evelyllllrldleo have preseniA!d dla!Jenglia lor Sunday Sdlool attendance at lbe 19'<3 America's Olp, It wu the UniiA!d Melbodlst Qrurch IIUIOIII1Ced Friday by lbe New wu 54 alld offering ,.. ~a.n York Yadlt Dub. llld f• worablp aervlce, 34 and offering . .... Mra. ~ Limbert .and PELE SLOWING DOWN daqhter-llHo¥..1. Dorotby SANTOS, Brazil (UPI) lAMbert of vlsiiA!d her Soccer star Pele celebraiA!d b1a IIIIer, Mra. Gr c:e Kuhn and 30th blrlbday Friday alld anMrs. Velml . 1101111ced plml to retire fro~ Everett Watson returned ooccer In "three or four ytll'l. bome from Unlvenlty Hoopltal, He lllicl be will nul compete In Cdumbul, but will return soon lbe next W•ld Olp tournament and anderco heart surgery In 18'/t. .November 4, Mrs. Wilda Cowdery a11c1 son METS DROP roY of Veto were visiting her NEW YORK (UPI) - Tbe llrotber, Mr. IJid Mrs. Way NewYortMetsoulrlgbiA!dtblrd a.rt lknlay afternoon. bel!llllan Joe Foy to 'l'ldewller Mn. M.uiDe Marclnto and Friday and purchased lbe cblldnD Dennll and David, and contract of rlghtobanded pltdler Mrs. Marclnto, Beta Joe Moore from their In· llld Winnie II<Joe, 1111 spent a lemlllonal League alllllat.e. ncent &lnday with Mr. and Mn. lllarlea Kelso and family BlAST KILLS FOUR of Cdumbus. NAGASAKI Japan (UPI)IIIas Tereaa ~arclnko Ia An explosion lbrough a .tiiiiDI ber IIDII, Mrs. Edward dockyard factory bere Sahlr· Webtter of Dayton. day tilling at least four Mr .llld Mrl. Wat.eman Wblte ~ and injuring 45 olbers, of Keno were Tburaday af. 29 seriously. Pollee anld one ternoon guests of Mr. llld Mrs. resident of the area near lbe Jeaie Newell. shipyard factory of the Mlfau· Mr. llld Mra. Verle Tuttle blsbl heavy Industries ,... p~llbe weekend at Colwnbus killed by flying debris. ndiiDclbelr 11011, Mr. and Mn. 11Gb Tuttle llld family . a.tr ~ of Columbul, END8 VIBlT Hobert Newell~ and daughter, VIENNA (UPI)-Easl Ger· Sbellh of C2Jeall!r and also lbelr many's communtsl party lead· IGII, Elmer Newell, of lbe Navy er and stale president, Walter In Pblladelphla, Po., spent .tnbricht, ended a four-<lay visit SIIDday with lbelr parents, Mr. to Czeclwllovakla Saturday 111C1 Mrs. Jeaale Newoll. after talks with l4p CzeclwlloRev. Earl Nlcbofs of Ten- vat officials oo lnlemalional spent a recent day here and bUall!ral tasuea. wilb bla parents, Mr. and Mn. FRANK CAMPAIGNER Clarenc:eMr. ·-•NMralcboll . ,;., ___ Taylor DOVER, Del. ~UP!) -Jacob .... ........ 1Jnlmennan Democratlccandl· llld family of T«cb spent date for U. S. Sanat.e, Sunday with lbelr parenlll, Mr. appeared on the same platform llld Mn. Blain Taylor· with bla two oppooents r«:ent~had..: ly and gave lbe audience a ..~ remarkable f« Its 111!9t!ftly when a gleas broke candor. wldlesbt·waawasbingdlabesal "Doo't believe anything a ber bcme Wedneaday. She was 1111hed to lbe St. Joaep~ poliUcian 1ella you during Rolpltal, Parbrlburg, where campaign llmea," he said. v- winnie riwed 0 the m==n:. leveralllltebea were taken. Mr. and Mrs. Myron lllclten•l• aDd Mrs. Ruth Falrbanb of Colwnbus were S.turdaygusataofMr.andMra. Foo Ralaey Mn ~ Heaton of Florida 1 FriclaJ of Gerald' =t~ belped celebrate his blrlbday. They alao visiiA!d Mr. VIolet's IIIIer, Mr. IIICI Mrs. Dale Hart at Albena. Mra. Heaton fa an • Allllt of the late )frt. Violet. Mra. Nel.wl Weatherman llld Jlra. lllyrUi Boggeaa we" ~ oo Mr. and Mra. Foo Ralaey lbldaJ afll!rnoon. Mra. Ellie Wallloa retumecl bcme afllr spendlJ!c IIOVI!I'al daya vlalllna ber cblldren at -ton, ULSTER EXPL0810N LONDONDERRY, Norlbe.'D Ireland (UPI) -Two e~plOIIons rocked an unoccupied army ronunand -1 Friday • 1• " ,..... """"' shattering more than 20 nelgl>. borbood windows, a llrllisb army spokesman said. Daytoli. Mr. aDd Mrs. Roland Tftence were Sunday dinner guests of lbelr daugbll!r, Mr. and Mn. Carl Morrla and family of Racine. They also vlaiiA!d Mra. T..-rence's mother, Mn. Sally Amson of Racine. Mn. Freda Miller and Mn. Moon of Cheall!r and Mn. Eulab Swan, local, visiiA!d a recent day with Mra. Charleo Betzlng. MWIJWJNB. 9 . Landon 21 Grandview ·I OXFORD, Ohio. (UPI) - W..t ~son 21 ·.Frfl'klln Fullbadl Tim Forlriey ru !lve Heights· o yards for a fourth quarter IJ'~'~t~g:w:Jkz!nesvllle toucbd""" S.lurday to llv.• . 10 . . Miami a 7·3 Mid•Amerlcan Stow 34 Tallmadge 21 Conference victory· over Sprtnafleld 33 Etlet 6 · t..ke 'l4 East Canton 15 Bowling Green. Tuslaw 20 Narth-t I Midpark 11 Maple Heights 16 .HIIITit.., GahanM 60 Reynoldsburg o Bexley 22 Marysville 8 8001\ES 'I1IQE TIMES Hilliard 13 Grove City 6 liFFIN, Ohlo (UPI) -Roger MIHIIn 14 Groveport 13 . Price scored tbree toucbdown8 Teeys Valley 36 Dublin 20 Hamilton Twp. 38 Otenta~y 6 and quarterback Dave Dier- Llcklll!l Volley 6 Ncrth Rl • 0 Ncr bach one as Wealmlnster raced Watkin& Momarlol 14 Heal 12 t,oyelond to a ~20 win over lleldelberg Cols. Ready 1~ Colo. South 6 Goshon 33 Rlvtrvlow 35 Utica 12 S.turday. Palnt ·Valley t4 Unlota 6 Circleville 26 Miami Trace 9 Lagon u Athens 6 n......a.ein Nine Cectarvllle 8 Jonathan Alder 6 vueru ,.. CLINCBES 1'I'I1.E Triad 3:1 Grtenvlow 22 BLUFFTON, Ohio (UPI) - Waynnvllle U Sotlngbaro 12 MARIETTA, 0111o ·(UPl) Defiance used a stout defenae Greh•m 1• Mlamf 7 . and two one-ylird touchdown Covington 12 Worthington Sophomclrt" Mlbecl: Dove RIIIOI'ves 6 · 'l'bCBIIIIIII piloted I runa by Mike Hittle 'to defeat Xenia 30 Seavercrftlc 16 tbird period p1w1fi S.IUniay lo' Billfflon 211-0 Saturday to cllnch Troy 25 Fairmont East 7 · .• · lbe Mld.()hlo Conference title, Wayne 4 O.yton St.bblno 6 give 0~ a 21-17 COI!IIBrookvlllo 13 Northridge 0 fnlm • bebiDd Oblo ·~ River Valley 34 ~wk 20 wtn over ~etta he!'e•. . Bllo Walnu1 52 Marlon Clthollc Tbe boall!lOIIIII'I hild led 17· SPARTANS ROMP 7 at inlermillloo at tile hoaJe. EAST LANSING, Mich. cardington 32 Hlt~t~d 0 ......,.,nt Gilead·~ Union 24 coming game af11!r aeni• full. (UPI) - Quarterback Mike Bucyrus 32 Gallon 0 .... a ••;.. bad -•--' "''"""' Raamii8D connected on two Y"""gs. Chaney G YOU11!11. ba..., Dave , _ · Royen o two toucbdownl oo ~ and touchdown passes aDd Youngs . North 20 Youngs. four yard flllll, Sanila' place engineered a third Saturday as Wilson 0 Fitch 14 ·struthers 7 ...... ........ or ..,..,,,. .........." .._, "·'- boo''"' ~ a Mlcldgan State rolled to 1D easy Austintown Boordmon 21 Youngs. Mooney I :10-yard fleld &0111 that endeil tile 37..0 Big Ten win over Iowa. Clnipbell Momorllil 7 Youll!l•· aeconc1 quarter. Huu.::!':~•; ~Jrard 6. . T)Je ~ ltiiJior fu!Jbedr HOUSTON UPSET CrestVIf'!/30 Un:= 0 Trevcir Newland put lbe1qUid, 'HOUSTON (UP!) -lllcllard Cln. Moeller 51 ewport (Ky.) now 3-1 overall 11\11 :Ill In tile aemny klcted two IOCOIICI-half c1~t~1i.,~10 20 Ctn. Roger confe"n~. blcldnto ac!J.on ~ . .... 12 ' ' lbe 'llilc<liJd' boll· with • field~ ~~~~rifNorti'&J~oHIII6Giiti'Pif<!eil ~,ij03~'Pl!l . jjlt .· -~ ·~)lrp PRO·STYLE DRYER Sits on o table •.. pO<kt up,and goes .. . filtered, conditioned air dries hair ~----COZY CUPS HOLDER WIWCATSROMP EVANSTON, m. (UPI) - A relentleu Ul&ull oo Purdue's delenaes by quar· terback Maurie Dalgneau and fullback Mike Adamle accounted lU' 339 yards and four louelxiOWJIS and carried N«· tlnmlern to a31-14 ~ctory over the favored Boilermakers Saturda y.. llir-croaftd IIARAUDERSWIN INSTITUTE, W.VA. (UPI)Five ~I pjayen ICOI'ed toochdOiill8 to .. lead Central Stale to a •13 foolbaU conquest of Weal VIrginia State Salur- day. Tbe defeat waa lbe fourth atratplf« the home team, and the Marauders naUed their second lriuiDph agatnat tbree ' -· SEYMORE HERO NOI\FOLK, Va. (UPI) ~lan~~om: ~ _,u,,... agency'~ lblrd Orl!il Alb 01101111• cal Olilervakir (OAL), a t,. pound Alelllle that will~· ble I giant bel 21 feel wicli In apaCe. Loses 6th West 'Holm• 30 Cioverleat 6 Qo...~-l.t Battle New Phlladelphlo 25 Mansfield ..,...,... Malabar 7 T - Lll!bev 11 Toledo Waite 6 WEST !'OINT, N.Y. (UPI)Toledo Bowsher I Toledo SophGmore, quarterback Jalm Rogers I (tie) u ..... l tw ' ..._..., Toledo St. Francis 13 Toledo ·· - - ·1 r~ C1' . , o ~,. Start 1 downs llld ~ tbe PiiDn Toledo ScoH 14 Toledo Central o Stale offenae with lllfldenCy Toledo MIC91"ber 2A Toledo s.~...o.u as 1be Nl""- Uoni Whltmtl' I --.. -·• Perrysburg 32 Rasslord 11 , dumped Army 38-lt to 11111111 tile Maumee 20 Anthony Wayne 13 Cldata reeling to a~ Sprlnglleld 35 Easlwoo!ll utb 1.._•••1 defeat - · Lake 30 Elmwood 0 . •"""' · . Gtnao 32 Woadmare 6 A bamecom1111 crowd of tl,OII3 watdled Rufatp~, a ~WINS ~atarter; auldetbl·ua . to lbelr tbird win In·~· CLEMSON, S. C. I.UPI) - Not Iince 1t:D ,bl AriD)' Leo Hart lolled a , .,ard chopped min a row. ac..-1ng pua lo f!tllbaq steve JOIIellalt in the tblnl quarter to putllulra In the lead~ the,flnl DOT II L01r Ume, tileD c~ · a ;t-10 I;X)LUMBUS, (UPI) -:" ~~- : victory over ClemiOII Saturday of 001' Jn woodcock .~ lll ·· with a Ida-yard loucbdOwD run ohjo are well below· \he fiVe . to keep the Blue DevUa iilciJt the P1U:f1 pennlliiCJII limit •NI7 AUanlic Coast ConfaeoiCIO. federal offlclall; tb• Ohio · ' ' Dep.rtJneat of N•tural TECH TOPS Ttll,ANE IIIIOUrcel, Di\'l~MOIIIJ#. WDdlift,. ATLANTA (UPI) - CGr· reported. . . llel'bal'k Rick Lewi1 broke open S.niplea colllc:led- lo ~ uco"leaa, rain ·lliUA!d p,me !feN ,fouiJd 14 ban' ~ ' early iD the fourth perllld U'l. Saturday when be ICGI'ed.lwlce 00 defensive playa 1o a 27 • bepu · aecond IIP8II to 1tart ~ Tech to a 2N victory 09111' or yar S.turday but fwnbted at lbe Nla'th Carolina Stale one-loot line with ooe three minules to play and Mike Qlarron'a two Tulane . field 10ila 1to00 up f• a 11-0 ' victory lU' the Wolfpack. EYE IN 'I.1IE SlY CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) Tbe ..,_agency pW!s to crilll . lbe world's tarseat 11Cienllflc llp8Cit teleacope Nov. 17 to Pit at ullra'l'lolel rlf' from hot young lllatllbat cannot be throllflb larlb'a atmoapiMrlc ICI'etl\. Tbe 3l-iJich clilmelei' te1ea®pe II 111011111ed In tbe . Army · ' SHREDDED FOAM 1 POUND BAG 44~ PYREX BAKING DISHES WITH FIVE 7 OZ. REFILLS REfAIL VALUE Reg. 16' each '23.88 lb. ~·· l••pKtwd . 'SUGAR CURED Rll PORI CHOPS . ·Fully-Cooke• . ' I MoUTHWASH st!ANK HIM FAMILY SIZE BOLD Gracefully cun.,d tonk is low and modem. Hidden bolts make the tank Gf'4j ~wl an int~gral unit. Surfaces 10 lb. 11 oz. R!f. .~\gbluft&i•!•!»J• tl. "'i.\lll<!nl!l • nth •Q•~ ·>J "&\!f • 0Jo C~·p~r.t r~~,rse trap c:on· .. _ _,_. . . ) ,U. S, No. 1 Grade s.lng adion. SEAT NOT INCllJDED. IOAIL VALUI JONATHAN FREE HAND PUPPET! G. E. VACUUM ·swEEPER Peanut iuHer Rea, '29.96 I • . ' .L~n.hlth · <;. · ,••..,.," . ' cleaner. ~ • 6.75 OUNCE FAMILY SIZE PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE · IOAIL VALUE 75' HARDWARE DEPT• Ja~ 2-lb. 8-o1, . .. Features powere.d brush Qnd vacuum, whk:h dots the work of a carpet ~weeper , broom , dust mop, and light duty vacuum ' . 0 I' 0-MAT ' INFANT WRENCH • 79° IOAIL VALUI ., ~· 11.99 IWI I VTifll9t. . " & TODOlfRS LADIES SLACKS SLACKS 99$ Reg. '1.29 Relli 64·~ COSIIITIC IWT. lH OIL FILTER • '1 ~·· ctDnllNG .· DEPt'. ful!y lined flonnel lad les slacks with :rippt!r front and front pockets. Choice of PLAIDS OR atECKS SIZES 1-18 ., ... Retail Values To .' .,.. •, '7.88 ' ,, ' \' .. '.;_ ,) r . 0. , •' 11&0 :'···1doH HOUSEWARE DEPT. •24··· . Crl1p,an4 Ju1c;r PAl. Rea, '2.99 Regular $31.36 92' AP~PLES , . lh~':I~H.~ti giYes qu•et, efficinnt ~lean· · · ,. BACi 66~ COMMODE COMBINATION ·SCOPE ' r .. :- . · 15( Rea, 58' IDEAL FOR MAK· lNG STUFFED CUSHTOYS, IONS AND PIL LOWS . . . UP · HO LSTERING ETC . Reg. 99' each FOR 12 oz. ILUE llltJ).U.S. Gort. lnspacltd .CENTER CUT 2 JIWiliY DIPT. 307 touchdown with I-5I left Cin. Walnut Hills 30 Cin. Me· later that t1e11l OlterbeiD ~ 1 S.turday to give the ~ ea~~ trn~n 14 Trlwoy 14 r... _!Cood. -· u~~ty~0::'· Trl ca~: South s0 Fotn11s o Valley 38 Sheridan 12 . PT. PLEASANT STORE ONLY Par~ = -· OPEN 1 P.M. to 7 P.M. IYenly with no hot apot1, need no ear pad1 ... _. speedJ. .,.itd '· Car. I. M•ln & SCHICK \'Vy':!::l' · =-~~ ' ~n':.ton 12 Homllt.;,· B;d,~' ~}x~~ ~~~ . paas fJ yards fer an lisurance Mariemont 35 Doer I « I I""Y """' SUNDAY SPECIALS ONE DAY ONLY - 6 OCT. 25th ONLY l'l' \ : i i �' .' r " I, • OliiO 'HIGH SCHOOL , FOOTIIALL SCORIS ly Unlllll PNa llllerMII-1 MirloHo 22 Chlllltolhe 14 · Calo. Eootm!IOI' 36 Col~~o Lindon 0 Colo. Mlrton.Frankllrr' 32 Coli. Walnut 0 Cols. Westland 30 Mount Vernon Tuppers Plains Society News Cots. Watterson 14 Cots. Harlley NEW CllP CIULLENGEII NEW YORK (UPI) - Tbe 11oy11 Yadlt CUb and Club D'll1eres of FrIIJ Mra. Evelyllllrldleo have preseniA!d dla!Jenglia lor Sunday Sdlool attendance at lbe 19'<3 America's Olp, It wu the UniiA!d Melbodlst Qrurch IIUIOIII1Ced Friday by lbe New wu 54 alld offering ,.. ~a.n York Yadlt Dub. llld f• worablp aervlce, 34 and offering . .... Mra. ~ Limbert .and PELE SLOWING DOWN daqhter-llHo¥..1. Dorotby SANTOS, Brazil (UPI) lAMbert of vlsiiA!d her Soccer star Pele celebraiA!d b1a IIIIer, Mra. Gr c:e Kuhn and 30th blrlbday Friday alld anMrs. Velml . 1101111ced plml to retire fro~ Everett Watson returned ooccer In "three or four ytll'l. bome from Unlvenlty Hoopltal, He lllicl be will nul compete In Cdumbul, but will return soon lbe next W•ld Olp tournament and anderco heart surgery In 18'/t. .November 4, Mrs. Wilda Cowdery a11c1 son METS DROP roY of Veto were visiting her NEW YORK (UPI) - Tbe llrotber, Mr. IJid Mrs. Way NewYortMetsoulrlgbiA!dtblrd a.rt lknlay afternoon. bel!llllan Joe Foy to 'l'ldewller Mn. M.uiDe Marclnto and Friday and purchased lbe cblldnD Dennll and David, and contract of rlghtobanded pltdler Mrs. Marclnto, Beta Joe Moore from their In· llld Winnie II<Joe, 1111 spent a lemlllonal League alllllat.e. ncent &lnday with Mr. and Mn. lllarlea Kelso and family BlAST KILLS FOUR of Cdumbus. NAGASAKI Japan (UPI)IIIas Tereaa ~arclnko Ia An explosion lbrough a .tiiiiDI ber IIDII, Mrs. Edward dockyard factory bere Sahlr· Webtter of Dayton. day tilling at least four Mr .llld Mrl. Wat.eman Wblte ~ and injuring 45 olbers, of Keno were Tburaday af. 29 seriously. Pollee anld one ternoon guests of Mr. llld Mrs. resident of the area near lbe Jeaie Newell. shipyard factory of the Mlfau· Mr. llld Mra. Verle Tuttle blsbl heavy Industries ,... p~llbe weekend at Colwnbus killed by flying debris. ndiiDclbelr 11011, Mr. and Mn. 11Gb Tuttle llld family . a.tr ~ of Columbul, END8 VIBlT Hobert Newell~ and daughter, VIENNA (UPI)-Easl Ger· Sbellh of C2Jeall!r and also lbelr many's communtsl party lead· IGII, Elmer Newell, of lbe Navy er and stale president, Walter In Pblladelphla, Po., spent .tnbricht, ended a four-<lay visit SIIDday with lbelr parents, Mr. to Czeclwllovakla Saturday 111C1 Mrs. Jeaale Newoll. after talks with l4p CzeclwlloRev. Earl Nlcbofs of Ten- vat officials oo lnlemalional spent a recent day here and bUall!ral tasuea. wilb bla parents, Mr. and Mn. FRANK CAMPAIGNER Clarenc:eMr. ·-•NMralcboll . ,;., ___ Taylor DOVER, Del. ~UP!) -Jacob .... ........ 1Jnlmennan Democratlccandl· llld family of T«cb spent date for U. S. Sanat.e, Sunday with lbelr parenlll, Mr. appeared on the same platform llld Mn. Blain Taylor· with bla two oppooents r«:ent~had..: ly and gave lbe audience a ..~ remarkable f« Its 111!9t!ftly when a gleas broke candor. wldlesbt·waawasbingdlabesal "Doo't believe anything a ber bcme Wedneaday. She was 1111hed to lbe St. Joaep~ poliUcian 1ella you during Rolpltal, Parbrlburg, where campaign llmea," he said. v- winnie riwed 0 the m==n:. leveralllltebea were taken. Mr. and Mrs. Myron lllclten•l• aDd Mrs. Ruth Falrbanb of Colwnbus were S.turdaygusataofMr.andMra. Foo Ralaey Mn ~ Heaton of Florida 1 FriclaJ of Gerald' =t~ belped celebrate his blrlbday. They alao visiiA!d Mr. VIolet's IIIIer, Mr. IIICI Mrs. Dale Hart at Albena. Mra. Heaton fa an • Allllt of the late )frt. Violet. Mra. Nel.wl Weatherman llld Jlra. lllyrUi Boggeaa we" ~ oo Mr. and Mra. Foo Ralaey lbldaJ afll!rnoon. Mra. Ellie Wallloa retumecl bcme afllr spendlJ!c IIOVI!I'al daya vlalllna ber cblldren at -ton, ULSTER EXPL0810N LONDONDERRY, Norlbe.'D Ireland (UPI) -Two e~plOIIons rocked an unoccupied army ronunand -1 Friday • 1• " ,..... """"' shattering more than 20 nelgl>. borbood windows, a llrllisb army spokesman said. Daytoli. Mr. aDd Mrs. Roland Tftence were Sunday dinner guests of lbelr daugbll!r, Mr. and Mn. Carl Morrla and family of Racine. They also vlaiiA!d Mra. T..-rence's mother, Mn. Sally Amson of Racine. Mn. Freda Miller and Mn. Moon of Cheall!r and Mn. Eulab Swan, local, visiiA!d a recent day with Mra. Charleo Betzlng. MWIJWJNB. 9 . Landon 21 Grandview ·I OXFORD, Ohio. (UPI) - W..t ~son 21 ·.Frfl'klln Fullbadl Tim Forlriey ru !lve Heights· o yards for a fourth quarter IJ'~'~t~g:w:Jkz!nesvllle toucbd""" S.lurday to llv.• . 10 . . Miami a 7·3 Mid•Amerlcan Stow 34 Tallmadge 21 Conference victory· over Sprtnafleld 33 Etlet 6 · t..ke 'l4 East Canton 15 Bowling Green. Tuslaw 20 Narth-t I Midpark 11 Maple Heights 16 .HIIITit.., GahanM 60 Reynoldsburg o Bexley 22 Marysville 8 8001\ES 'I1IQE TIMES Hilliard 13 Grove City 6 liFFIN, Ohlo (UPI) -Roger MIHIIn 14 Groveport 13 . Price scored tbree toucbdown8 Teeys Valley 36 Dublin 20 Hamilton Twp. 38 Otenta~y 6 and quarterback Dave Dier- Llcklll!l Volley 6 Ncrth Rl • 0 Ncr bach one as Wealmlnster raced Watkin& Momarlol 14 Heal 12 t,oyelond to a ~20 win over lleldelberg Cols. Ready 1~ Colo. South 6 Goshon 33 Rlvtrvlow 35 Utica 12 S.turday. Palnt ·Valley t4 Unlota 6 Circleville 26 Miami Trace 9 Lagon u Athens 6 n......a.ein Nine Cectarvllle 8 Jonathan Alder 6 vueru ,.. CLINCBES 1'I'I1.E Triad 3:1 Grtenvlow 22 BLUFFTON, Ohio (UPI) - Waynnvllle U Sotlngbaro 12 MARIETTA, 0111o ·(UPl) Defiance used a stout defenae Greh•m 1• Mlamf 7 . and two one-ylird touchdown Covington 12 Worthington Sophomclrt" Mlbecl: Dove RIIIOI'ves 6 · 'l'bCBIIIIIII piloted I runa by Mike Hittle 'to defeat Xenia 30 Seavercrftlc 16 tbird period p1w1fi S.IUniay lo' Billfflon 211-0 Saturday to cllnch Troy 25 Fairmont East 7 · .• · lbe Mld.()hlo Conference title, Wayne 4 O.yton St.bblno 6 give 0~ a 21-17 COI!IIBrookvlllo 13 Northridge 0 fnlm • bebiDd Oblo ·~ River Valley 34 ~wk 20 wtn over ~etta he!'e•. . Bllo Walnu1 52 Marlon Clthollc Tbe boall!lOIIIII'I hild led 17· SPARTANS ROMP 7 at inlermillloo at tile hoaJe. EAST LANSING, Mich. cardington 32 Hlt~t~d 0 ......,.,nt Gilead·~ Union 24 coming game af11!r aeni• full. (UPI) - Quarterback Mike Bucyrus 32 Gallon 0 .... a ••;.. bad -•--' "''"""' Raamii8D connected on two Y"""gs. Chaney G YOU11!11. ba..., Dave , _ · Royen o two toucbdownl oo ~ and touchdown passes aDd Youngs . North 20 Youngs. four yard flllll, Sanila' place engineered a third Saturday as Wilson 0 Fitch 14 ·struthers 7 ...... ........ or ..,..,,,. .........." .._, "·'- boo''"' ~ a Mlcldgan State rolled to 1D easy Austintown Boordmon 21 Youngs. Mooney I :10-yard fleld &0111 that endeil tile 37..0 Big Ten win over Iowa. Clnipbell Momorllil 7 Youll!l•· aeconc1 quarter. Huu.::!':~•; ~Jrard 6. . T)Je ~ ltiiJior fu!Jbedr HOUSTON UPSET CrestVIf'!/30 Un:= 0 Trevcir Newland put lbe1qUid, 'HOUSTON (UP!) -lllcllard Cln. Moeller 51 ewport (Ky.) now 3-1 overall 11\11 :Ill In tile aemny klcted two IOCOIICI-half c1~t~1i.,~10 20 Ctn. Roger confe"n~. blcldnto ac!J.on ~ . .... 12 ' ' lbe 'llilc<liJd' boll· with • field~ ~~~~rifNorti'&J~oHIII6Giiti'Pif<!eil ~,ij03~'Pl!l . jjlt .· -~ ·~)lrp PRO·STYLE DRYER Sits on o table •.. pO<kt up,and goes .. . filtered, conditioned air dries hair ~----COZY CUPS HOLDER WIWCATSROMP EVANSTON, m. (UPI) - A relentleu Ul&ull oo Purdue's delenaes by quar· terback Maurie Dalgneau and fullback Mike Adamle accounted lU' 339 yards and four louelxiOWJIS and carried N«· tlnmlern to a31-14 ~ctory over the favored Boilermakers Saturda y.. llir-croaftd IIARAUDERSWIN INSTITUTE, W.VA. (UPI)Five ~I pjayen ICOI'ed toochdOiill8 to .. lead Central Stale to a •13 foolbaU conquest of Weal VIrginia State Salur- day. Tbe defeat waa lbe fourth atratplf« the home team, and the Marauders naUed their second lriuiDph agatnat tbree ' -· SEYMORE HERO NOI\FOLK, Va. (UPI) ~lan~~om: ~ _,u,,... agency'~ lblrd Orl!il Alb 01101111• cal Olilervakir (OAL), a t,. pound Alelllle that will~· ble I giant bel 21 feel wicli In apaCe. Loses 6th West 'Holm• 30 Cioverleat 6 Qo...~-l.t Battle New Phlladelphlo 25 Mansfield ..,...,... Malabar 7 T - Lll!bev 11 Toledo Waite 6 WEST !'OINT, N.Y. (UPI)Toledo Bowsher I Toledo SophGmore, quarterback Jalm Rogers I (tie) u ..... l tw ' ..._..., Toledo St. Francis 13 Toledo ·· - - ·1 r~ C1' . , o ~,. Start 1 downs llld ~ tbe PiiDn Toledo ScoH 14 Toledo Central o Stale offenae with lllfldenCy Toledo MIC91"ber 2A Toledo s.~...o.u as 1be Nl""- Uoni Whltmtl' I --.. -·• Perrysburg 32 Rasslord 11 , dumped Army 38-lt to 11111111 tile Maumee 20 Anthony Wayne 13 Cldata reeling to a~ Sprlnglleld 35 Easlwoo!ll utb 1.._•••1 defeat - · Lake 30 Elmwood 0 . •"""' · . Gtnao 32 Woadmare 6 A bamecom1111 crowd of tl,OII3 watdled Rufatp~, a ~WINS ~atarter; auldetbl·ua . to lbelr tbird win In·~· CLEMSON, S. C. I.UPI) - Not Iince 1t:D ,bl AriD)' Leo Hart lolled a , .,ard chopped min a row. ac..-1ng pua lo f!tllbaq steve JOIIellalt in the tblnl quarter to putllulra In the lead~ the,flnl DOT II L01r Ume, tileD c~ · a ;t-10 I;X)LUMBUS, (UPI) -:" ~~- : victory over ClemiOII Saturday of 001' Jn woodcock .~ lll ·· with a Ida-yard loucbdOwD run ohjo are well below· \he fiVe . to keep the Blue DevUa iilciJt the P1U:f1 pennlliiCJII limit •NI7 AUanlic Coast ConfaeoiCIO. federal offlclall; tb• Ohio · ' ' Dep.rtJneat of N•tural TECH TOPS Ttll,ANE IIIIOUrcel, Di\'l~MOIIIJ#. WDdlift,. ATLANTA (UPI) - CGr· reported. . . llel'bal'k Rick Lewi1 broke open S.niplea colllc:led- lo ~ uco"leaa, rain ·lliUA!d p,me !feN ,fouiJd 14 ban' ~ ' early iD the fourth perllld U'l. Saturday when be ICGI'ed.lwlce 00 defensive playa 1o a 27 • bepu · aecond IIP8II to 1tart ~ Tech to a 2N victory 09111' or yar S.turday but fwnbted at lbe Nla'th Carolina Stale one-loot line with ooe three minules to play and Mike Qlarron'a two Tulane . field 10ila 1to00 up f• a 11-0 ' victory lU' the Wolfpack. EYE IN 'I.1IE SlY CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) Tbe ..,_agency pW!s to crilll . lbe world's tarseat 11Cienllflc llp8Cit teleacope Nov. 17 to Pit at ullra'l'lolel rlf' from hot young lllatllbat cannot be throllflb larlb'a atmoapiMrlc ICI'etl\. Tbe 3l-iJich clilmelei' te1ea®pe II 111011111ed In tbe . Army · ' SHREDDED FOAM 1 POUND BAG 44~ PYREX BAKING DISHES WITH FIVE 7 OZ. REFILLS REfAIL VALUE Reg. 16' each '23.88 lb. ~·· l••pKtwd . 'SUGAR CURED Rll PORI CHOPS . ·Fully-Cooke• . ' I MoUTHWASH st!ANK HIM FAMILY SIZE BOLD Gracefully cun.,d tonk is low and modem. Hidden bolts make the tank Gf'4j ~wl an int~gral unit. Surfaces 10 lb. 11 oz. R!f. .~\gbluft&i•!•!»J• tl. "'i.\lll<!nl!l • nth •Q•~ ·>J "&\!f • 0Jo C~·p~r.t r~~,rse trap c:on· .. _ _,_. . . ) ,U. S, No. 1 Grade s.lng adion. SEAT NOT INCllJDED. IOAIL VALUI JONATHAN FREE HAND PUPPET! G. E. VACUUM ·swEEPER Peanut iuHer Rea, '29.96 I • . ' .L~n.hlth · <;. · ,••..,.," . ' cleaner. ~ • 6.75 OUNCE FAMILY SIZE PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE · IOAIL VALUE 75' HARDWARE DEPT• Ja~ 2-lb. 8-o1, . .. Features powere.d brush Qnd vacuum, whk:h dots the work of a carpet ~weeper , broom , dust mop, and light duty vacuum ' . 0 I' 0-MAT ' INFANT WRENCH • 79° IOAIL VALUI ., ~· 11.99 IWI I VTifll9t. . " & TODOlfRS LADIES SLACKS SLACKS 99$ Reg. '1.29 Relli 64·~ COSIIITIC IWT. lH OIL FILTER • '1 ~·· ctDnllNG .· DEPt'. ful!y lined flonnel lad les slacks with :rippt!r front and front pockets. Choice of PLAIDS OR atECKS SIZES 1-18 ., ... Retail Values To .' .,.. •, '7.88 ' ,, ' \' .. '.;_ ,) r . 0. , •' 11&0 :'···1doH HOUSEWARE DEPT. •24··· . Crl1p,an4 Ju1c;r PAl. Rea, '2.99 Regular $31.36 92' AP~PLES , . lh~':I~H.~ti giYes qu•et, efficinnt ~lean· · · ,. BACi 66~ COMMODE COMBINATION ·SCOPE ' r .. :- . · 15( Rea, 58' IDEAL FOR MAK· lNG STUFFED CUSHTOYS, IONS AND PIL LOWS . . . UP · HO LSTERING ETC . Reg. 99' each FOR 12 oz. ILUE llltJ).U.S. Gort. lnspacltd .CENTER CUT 2 JIWiliY DIPT. 307 touchdown with I-5I left Cin. Walnut Hills 30 Cin. Me· later that t1e11l OlterbeiD ~ 1 S.turday to give the ~ ea~~ trn~n 14 Trlwoy 14 r... _!Cood. -· u~~ty~0::'· Trl ca~: South s0 Fotn11s o Valley 38 Sheridan 12 . PT. PLEASANT STORE ONLY Par~ = -· OPEN 1 P.M. to 7 P.M. IYenly with no hot apot1, need no ear pad1 ... _. speedJ. .,.itd '· Car. I. M•ln & SCHICK \'Vy':!::l' · =-~~ ' ~n':.ton 12 Homllt.;,· B;d,~' ~}x~~ ~~~ . paas fJ yards fer an lisurance Mariemont 35 Doer I « I I""Y """' SUNDAY SPECIALS ONE DAY ONLY - 6 OCT. 25th ONLY l'l' \ : i i �. ' qT 11-TbtSalldil,y~-Snllliti,~,Odlll>w~. !IN ~ 1 '' • • I • 21 A-21 afAMPAIG!I, ' llj. (UPl)'.. TGporlllbdObloSiilerollodto lin IIOCGIId half...,.,....,.,,., two ct them by Job!lllrGdlal1111, to C!<lllt !rem beldnJI Saturday IGO: I 41-a .~ wer an IIIJilola • lpapbed ID a IIUpel'laUvo perfolmoace lly tile~ of Ua~. Jliil r.el!nP Ga ~ ·~~ illbf ljqt al ~ Oe · ~ =~t!:!n ~v:St!1s~ fr1lm tile •1\lll,wliellqUJ""'-l ' No.l_,.led~ll!'-1> Wtlli ~ • ~ ~ """lld"WJI; , . lud ,H. Bullh •lbelllllilp~ Dllnl bplf to •al*• , '!!' riiiL~ "'I lliii' P"!!l\\l ' 1114 ' llld .· ~ ' iad "'M 'Mk'W8~Wberellllj i l~!l!!i lb. ~· ¥.'·.._ I'll!- ·~ "::t.Jit>f iiii. . llll!!l• • ·"'*' • :. . ;:pr. " · Sherwood a senior from ,,~... n·u· ' f ~ · =~~;::s:?~=:~-:=Rock . et·"' .,.,. . ,.,i~.. ','~ ~ . l·:o VIrginia· .l ~ . · • f~· .n, :_,:~o·:;, j ,~ ·. , Brutoo galDed 170 broke a Colonch>SIIte rec«d. yonls m 19 conies. The old mark cl 95 yards w.. Sherwood set up Weot setbyGUSanfcrdlastSalurday Vtrginla'sflrsltouchdownin die in Col..-ado Sfllte'a U-371Gu to opening quart« with plni>olnt die Unlverolty of Telaa at El passing w Clrb Potta and Paso. Bra•IDn. l!ddle WIIHams ,.nt Quarterback Wayne Smith over from die two. scored two Colorado Stale In the second period, Sher- touchdowns. He faked lo wood hit end Frank Samaa with Lawrence McCuthcbeon with a seven-yard touchdown toss, 11:10 remaining In tile tbird andwith!O:toremainingintlle period and romped :19 yards final period Sllerwood scooted unmolested down tile sideline overfromtheseven!orasc..-e. foraTD.With1 :4fremaJnin&ln Bill Samuelson booted a 24- the fourth period Smith bulled yard field goal in die tblrd his way over from tile one. period and cooverted after die Smith dlen passed "' Larry three WVU touchdowns. Tarver 1D make it 24-21. Sam~elson, a linebacker, has Smith w~nt f..- two polnla made nine of nine ex1ra pomt after Green s touchdown but tile atlempfl. Mountaineers swarmed him Jake Green electrified die under when he was WLible to 28,500 fans attending the find a receiver. OU Mistakes Costly, 29-21 .., ' ., ·" _. 'lbe win Wll tile. 1llll In a ,row !IN' tile Jtockela and Mid a corJ!erencellllrk •tby !i!OWJ. lng GAeD betnea 1151 iinll 11180. The Rockefl ~ 7-G IM!r· , KENT,Ohio(UPI)-Quarler- e ~tack Cluck Ealey tlnw for lwo touchdowns Saturday ID Toledo a M-17 win over I Sfllte and a Ue fat. tile -' ~ ·, ~ '"' · ;_,, ANN ARI!OR, lllch. (UP!)Fritz Seyfretb, a ''blocking" fullback starting only his tblrd llffi', scored on touchdown bursfl of 3, t, S, and lyards In oucc:ellSioo Salurday to live tile oeventh-ranked and undefeated Southem Mlchlpn Wolverinea 811 im· presstve 39-13 Big Ten vtct«y over Minnesota. Billy Tayl..-, who talned ·!AI yards on 26 carries, went 17 yonls tile. oeeond lliDe tile Wolverinea bad tile ball for die lint acore of tile pme as Mlcblpn .rolled to ita sJx1b otralgbtwtntoptofftotllelleot start IInce winning slutralgbt In lllli6.l\llnJ1e8ota is 2-4 overall and 1-2 b1 cmterence play. Seyferth, a pow e.fiJI s.tOOw, De..1~ealed By Tomcats Ca ."tal 1 tt: "'· Jbioll n ::;;:· . r~: ~ .. ~ J · 20Z-pound junliN', sccnd 011 tile PI Topples M k• ..,. •' "!,!1118- uP . ;'l)e· The J'llli".,' ,, . •'· . . Kenvon 10-7 I ! . r----------lilliii~-~··· c~h . luw '- IPful...,_ · e• t. PaUl HaSkins ••illlt 1 , •••••••••••••(!ill••••••..••••••..-.Some People Think We · ' -' , ~- ·,HaveA -me "MYSTERIOUS'' FOR·M\JLA~ ~--:' Saturday's Badgers Grid Scores Surpn"se Indiana · •INTEGRITY , •t()URfESY •KNOWlEDGe -· . AND·· REMEMBER . ·mERE'S :NO,SEiVICE. I . 10,TURN 1H£ aor.K.:· 'StAN~Alf aa _w.., "'""· 21 Moll. 21 Ntbrookll 65 Olda. St. 31 E..svlllo 14 DoPouw 3 Mich. St. '11 lowo o M!fi!. 3' M!n_.o 13 Ml~l 30 Colorlllfo 16 No. Mich. 13 ~t . Marinos ' Randolpl) Moccn 1 Slltlot1erd o T - St. 69 Albtny St:, Go. 14 Witt. Mil. '11 Wnh. I Lai 21 l(ons. St. 19 Oklo. . ,• To.,.. Toch " ~~u 10 . . AUIOill!ll 30 )1ooistan 21 t• 1·q~~ lui,..... ' ...-lng pi.,- tiJIIlplelecl _ _.•. Ted , __ -~- --, lJI . · '· ' · ,, til tNfr/ ' rubie• both period llnal Jio1n11 were ,Jo;MJv ' are v.arletlet of the gem min· raeWoeona~lleld&Oil erill ..~orundum alief diller by Roaer Jaegor. onl)'lll~:. '" lit u .or a.m., Sundoy ,0ct25.Sit ' Our Go.~d Banking '.'Seiret~' Are· Nothing , More ' Than Go.od Old Fashioned Helpi"'' Of . · -· IT'S TIME! ;;,: • ,_, S.,,hlib llarted line..,_ 110 beca!lif ,' Bo Sc!wnbecbl-' lliilded to J!trt lfAL. GWUSTER - 'l'he s.u111em GAMBIER, ONo.!UPI> ...,.Bill up.'hla c&nae, wbiGb be did by .' ' lleiiGie'a lllucbdown and Tcan ~ TQior troaa ~ to ,.,.. CINCINNATI (UPI) - JuniiN' down. A lwoiJojnt convenlon L<lcJ1 Tu'nadoes had another Toelter.. field glllla ,and point lallbri l!id Glenn Doasbt7 tailback Steve Cowan ran lcr run by Jolm&on pve uc a I~ I'OUIIh time here Friday wben , after pve Wooillr a 1~7 win lroaa ~.lin !!1•8!"'*· 266 yards, one sh<ri of die lead wltb only four minutes IIIey were cleleated by the GlOUBtor Tomcala, 5U, In • · over Kenyoa ill an Olllo Con- ~·~. Who bad mond school reecrd, and picked up gone In tile contest. The Bobcats picked up a noo-league fooflllll pme. , bailie Satunlay to keep lbellill\iil'!icllte!Y three touchdowns as die Unicowan fumble late 1n the llrst Glouster, now4-3overllils 1-1 U81DD1Jm tile $eels tmdefuled Gill :rear. l'IIIDd Ohio Slate lui -"' versity of Clnclnnati capitaliJed quart« on the UC 37 and tail· In Mld-Obio Valley Conference Dellole plunced over .!ram were UD8ble . to do a lblng 111 Ohio University mistakes to back Bill Gary gave ou its actidn. Soutbem Ia 1-6 overall two yanfll after Toelfer ll!!d ISIIDII Mlcbllan•a _alubborn hand tile Bobcala a 2&-21 defeat llrst score on a s1J: • yard and remalnl 1-2 In Southem kicked a -.,.ardlleld &oil. def.-e wben CurrJ atarted Salurday.' scamper. Valley CAlnlerence play. COLUMBUS (UPl) - Cnlby IIDIIJid Pa1'IGIII !ICGi'td 011 a lbnrwJns 011 ...,y down.l lte,ID · Cowan scored his tbird TD of Mark GUiespie, 176 lb: llynm sr.ored two tooJmclolf!1l HYI!fi·Y•d l~'lu wllb · '1111 tile ~· , 114! lllded wllb If , oophomore Mlback,"~ap ~I'J!i Salllrday to live Capital.= D-U ~~JIM.~~· • . lft.~.tP.,J!,f,: , ._ b-,~ !liPPJatntl• . idE ~~!"t:F4 . ::. ;fS .,~ ~-~. ·d.l~ o ·1 &n • J1P11 w,, . wrirlrlng die opllon yard II'!Ve. no Individual sfiJU.IiaJ were " . , , .,...OJt~q l!loo@~ '"• . , .,, . . play wperfecUon and confusing Another UC fumble set up available on Glousw IICOI'Ing. tlrll Ume In 15 1~ ·· maj!lllil!fd a }OJNrk onnJI, .. . ·' , , num ret die Ohio u . defense. Ohio U's second score as tile The single Tornado touc1J. D'uuden bad c!eleeflld . the and.Uin theOC, wblle ICellyCJit. quarterblck ala...tleally Jn tbe Ohio U's Steve Hoclgson fum- Bobcafl recovered die ball .., down w.. a ~...t pass !ram "'vdde! . , 3-,1 overaB, ten to l~ Jn. 1111 ctlihl-.-e, ·l!u good eli lllftil· 1..,._~-..--·~--~~~-~-~ bled tile opening kickoff and the uc 3t and Gary went in, junior quarterback Steve B:rrom'o ocoru came ,on Ugue. of11,_ fai''IOI y...ta. die Beareafll recovered on tile from die four f..- die TD. Jenkins to sophomore end J1111Jl801 of one !lid lwo )a(dl. .· · · •. OU .36. su plays later '.:owan Scorin& In die second half Rodney Holman. Jenkins H11 lwo-fard nm !1latted tile --~ plunged over from die one tD wu limited ID a 22-yard field passed ,cOillJllete to Pat IIlii, ...-lng In the first poriOd llld goal by Ohio U's Jim Kensinger sopbun..-e t.nd, f..- die extrat. lU secoad ICOre C8llll! 'II! the ~ Bobcala ran only two unW Bolls intorcepted bla Jenldns, tbe llalwart on tile third ~- • ID aJve tile Q-u. plays from scrimmage before second pass of die day at die Tornado aquacl, threw 40 Umes 11!1111!1'1 a 5-0 mart. UC defeDiive end Ed Bolls UC til. The Bearcats lll8rclled during tile eo111est and com- Gerry l'bllbowl!l'• wbo klcbd Intercepted a Steve Skiver ...,.. til yards in eight plajrs with pleted It fiN' 131 yards. · two poinla alta-, booted • :17· on tile Ohio 39. · lailback Mel Riggins going in Coach Joe Bokovlb'a Tom- yard lleldandsllll In tile tblrd Johnson and Cowan, using the from die ooe. cala rallied !or 22 polnla in tile period, Mike llcwJmln •' option which dazzled die Bob- Ohio U's llnll touchdown opening quarter and added siJ: capped tile Qo1IIICien ' cats all aftemoon, combined on came on a four-yard paso play m..-e In the secO!ld. Glouster : : ~!:!d loudJC!•n JIUI a 37-yard play with Cowan from Skiver ID opUt end Bob sciN'ed II In die final quarter liMa. . running 31 yards for die touc1J. Allen with 22 seconds remaiJl. after hitting paydlrt for siJ: in MUiklnlum acored touebtna. but die score came IDo late dlethlrdperlod. Southem'alone doWlllln tbe leCiond ~foartb . '•·, ' for the Bobcafll. score came in tile 11na1 quarter. perloda. 'llle "'""''ea·!Jivea 4-2 Ne•l Fridoy the Meiga ovll'lll llllll'k and S.tiD'ibit OC. Countlans wlli battle the .1o1m fromllomoo 10011 •J,.~ .i Aleunder Spartans at Racine. paM 1111 ~~ r&be . . . The Tomcala are not slated to llld zone In lllil ileCjijd, )lldad play. llld DavoliiJn-ovt ~ t&e 11111n ... ~quarter. By United Preu lnttrnoflonol Sa. GL Dick Pollock boof114 bcJGj a1n Colgate 10 Brown 6 · First downs 9 16 '·l' ' ,Rutgers 30 Columbia 14 Total Yards 172 27t po!AII. Fordhom 202A lona 0 NY 7 Yonls ,._, u ...h, 4I Rochester Trinity, 27t Syracuse 23 Navy t Yards PaM. 131 0 Pau AU. to 2 W. Va. 2A Colo. 51. 21 7 ~~;'.!, ~ tt:~t~n BI.OOMINGTON,Ind. (UPl) · PauComp. 15 0 HOMECoMING SET Maine 42 C.W. Post 8 -HardrunningRulusFerguaoa Pualnl. 0 3 RACINE Southern •1 W. Mich. :w Marsbo!l 3 and Alan Thompson eacb Fumbles t I h«Jlecqnfng ~ llu been Duke3321Wm.& Clemson ·---' ~ce saturday to lead Flmbles Loot 2 3 cbonged from Friday to ' ·.' ' Vo. Mary10 6 ~cu •w• Wake Forest 14 N. Cor. 13 WISCCIIIIIntoasurprislnglyeuy Punfl 8-200 None 'l'lnirlldQ-' bead cOaCh ftAJberl Vo. Tech 31 Buflolo 14 30-12 Big Ten lootbaU triumph :IS.O Alllley announced. 'Soulbern "- !{'' ' Ponn Sl. 38 Army 14 ""•·'U 120 ·will play ' ~ at 1 Dartmouth '11 Harvard 14 over Indiana. , ..... es ... ' Ithaca IS Bridgeport 6 The Badgers, gaining their BY IIUARTIIIS Tbe~QIINI) Ponn MI. 52 Haverfcrd 6 first conference Ylct«y In line Southem 0 0 ·0 1- I Clowned during billf 11m!! ac. . ' ,' ,,., .. Ind. St., Pa. 41 Slippery Rock 6 starts, cap!'·"·-' 011 ,_., __ • Glouaw 112 6 I 1&-62 tivities. . . Grove City 28 Geneva I ......., .._.. ' Jo. Carroll 25 Allegheny 14 fumbles IIIII intereepllllna Cincinnati 29 Ohio U. 21 for three toudldoWIII and rolled Wlse. 30 lncl!one 12 1Da2!.0h·""~lead..,._ .... Nortliwestem 31 Purdue !4 ''""""'" - ..n .... ' , ',' I KAnsas 2A Iowa St. 10 Hooslero coul4 ICC!te. ..... ' Olio 51. 41 Illinois 29 Ferguaon, a pln1411ed aopboGiassboro 17 Cant. Conn. 17 more halfbaell from 11111111i, ,· Botton U. 21 Rh. Island o Pitts. 28 M!ornl. Fla. 11 Fla., gained • pnll ID II '.,. !. '!. • ' ' t'~e!d 13 Amer' tnt. 6 earrltJa IIIII 'lbnmp1011, a~ •. r. '•. "'"'· wMoms~"-1~1. 6 fullback ~run naua•. Tu., 11 '•·. I ' VIllanova :W Holy Cross 14 Ylrdlln Z2 alteupla. •''· 'I TI M E Richmond 31 E. Carolina 12 Ferguaon elec~r~Ged tile Boo'1:· . ' No. Car. St. 6 Maryland 0 lien by ........ 15 yardiiDto• gi 2 Ga. Tech 20 Tulane 6 Margan 51. :w Dolo. St. ' tbe end rooe Ill tl!e tlrll play 1 T..,,.._ 31 Florida 1 lr•!ilcrlmmaga,llllllltiiCOI'Id "t,;;-, " l doc~ 'DOCie on hour. No. Car. Cant 31 Wlaconlln'o loui1b louelldown. Morylond 51. u ~ M!u. St. 51 So. Mill. 15 Cll 1 one-y.,. Mil. Lehloh :W Gettysburg 15 'll1clnploo ICilred twice CIJ Holsffa :W Vermont 19 CIJ&flrd nm. '·' •. Mantc!olr St. 31 So. Conn. 7 Wlaconlln wrcester Tech 14 Coost Guord Graft, who Mldclleburr 9 ReMHiaor 1 touchdown• ' • . ,, '· , . , , " • ... , , . . . ..· . , . . , .· . , r. · . ,. , , . . all and 4-fln !'-MAC; Falr,'wllii cauC\n ~ pg. ..,it!l•..rta!IIG!i!b·to . nu'. t• bat,JloaJ".tt!~lwn~~to. Ealey ~· lqhl 711'111!. to Ill t1J8, III!DI '' .et a' IJCbOol · 'l'liat ·~ .. 11!11 ft ! ~ 11111~;.~ 1 ~ llo!J Fair, lieecnd In llla•adcia rJ\!Grd w111i'it eatelleo 'm"• Rocb~ · ~ '"' IIIW t~w . On~ lllldl.,.,. ' In J1U1 Clltdllni,ln tile lieecnd .- . . . . .:.&:iiliY·had !Ill tWo~ ~ ·field ll!lkf ,!!!:'Ujili~ .allll - qwirler to live Toledo 1\1 lint lbe ICOI'tl oaeP!-J earlier 011 1 ,IW ~ ·per~qc~. :.; . · , , II~ 'Ii!lt flnl toa llt!IJia;:bllta llluchdOWII. , ~I ~ by ·~ an . ·lwoftliilnt Pll(l P1aJt ~~~~ tilt onillde · ~ Rocltita r..: ' IIICGIId ICii'e falle4.\j, •<•.; .. .~oallaOWJ!Mand:'l'cm Tqle~ bad lbt•IIIU.,dell . .. ' · · lluncliJ booflld'11 28-fll'dfleld' tlmebad.:~out,bulru~ ·· · sOil. . . • ' lereJa peljljii)"P,.·Ibim:llie . • , ' '!11eFialibel,now·.S4onta!l ball~U.-.-....u~.~ first play of 111e IIOCGIId period Conn., ripped cfl1111 .fiVe-yard and 14 Ill tile MAC, ·Ued .tbi · ~ • ;.~ !!old_. .1/J . on bla lbreH...t plunge and 'ICGI'lng run tiUb S:;!!lli!fUn "' 811111! ~ a S'l'fll'd field .1011 ~ tile ;pmo. ,<:1 •·11 . , ,.·, .. went over friJm four yank aut lblrd quarllr and :.coree~ 011 a by ~ Ober 1!bo ~... , 17 pal!llll . . . Cll ·lilt with only 311 IIOCGIIdl leit 1n ~ lliz.yaM rail 'wltb 11:13 left 111 llflbponiecuttvtlbree pj)lplerln liiJeMeia - '.lila 'IIDi _ . half. . dlepmatollllkeiiU.7andPut hll ).ullwflpmes. . . . II!MJ!I tbelii lldll Doas Klngsrller bad !ICOfed tile pme oill ·of reach Ealey lllo. cOillledid Gil •• • Toledo ., _ to ')lltibl Mat 1118htly more than two m1nu1ea · Fullbaet •Ernie cOOt weill nine-yard pq' plaf· to Jot weU l!bere 1 trfll WiM!Ict&lw earlier r..- tile G<lpbon oa.a ta.' over 1rcm lour y...ta .out fat Sebwartlfcr a hJao l>l'rwu In lila tblllil lbidr *-d llilli aatl"' yard )1818 !ram tile Blfl Tell'a Minn. e1ota, \~u~ Mlcb!Pl\'.• thlrd .PerlCJ!I.· Scbwlrtl ~ MAC Ulll;· ind .lbofr lhlnlln leadlng.,._r, o-ats Curry. IOCOIJd~ICduntendiJ)al~tb acctedlntbif!lurtbperlodGI)a lour A . wilt But ,tlle Junior 1rcm Darien, 1:51 to play followins Olrrj'a aeveJl111dCole' ran_• ...,_ · · · allo tblnllnlll'lleptiGD of tile pme Joe ·• toUc•....., .. run; pi w11an 1-0...-· ·8cboft1er bllllad two 7111'U put ~ Rocac. ''!i~~=~:=~: W0011ter Drops -~ ~ lito .~ O!lt:' , ~ 314 wltb ~. irljnu~-~ Ill MIC • big.an . R0 IIs 0v· . ·e·. r Go, . .·p· hers· -~Conference Ulle. _.r. 1 ~.awtGE .OR -·.-IALMcf ·..,Cit ·,,, -·In NO-" ' ~ .'. • ·~·, ,,, r lllortbJjulltwv. . ....... ;......~horiBeda In 1111f4i!!lc.~ ~~!'at $EOAL yard ~ to Roaer win Ill tiN W•!IIIGD ..,t._. t1!t Saltlman wltb ' ~'I ld<t' . , . ,. ... u. ho ._,. lila board In~ tlrll perlocJ (!tttn m¥J!II "·lt t7.q · ,.Ub I:U • . '~ .JIIJeket. to a ~btl md Wltb ~- · • ,, . A .. ~ OYilr tile. • U,W. aeor1ne P,ul'. Joe FollAIJiiqa wavlri)' fulllle, . . Tllenl!la bailie of llW loflll1ln ~ die llllra po!Dt JOe MlltiiD riliDnied mr from Ji!lt' ...~ iaala. , . fat I 7.0lead wUb 7:14 lejl. tlle-MiinlbutiUEPklcit' 1~Cb' Mite Shumaker'• \Wb •:to left In tile t1r11 -IJ!!.'tedmlll11'elllloalllolla'· ~"'"· iltll'ly ' puJied o• : a . perlo4 fJ!)Ibac!l4oe M!flln 'za.Gt.i.. tntolbiJJOctetl'IJOmll flct~WIIt 1b!!J leUbeblnd.fw · ~ a Df!J'i llold fJf1 to ~IJ!'d 1Uien I'Oir8CI back wUb 1,1 illdeJI cbe ~to lN. ~ 'l'lielloc!kelaldtaploearlyiD JID)lllllln lbe final period tO t.n ·s~ttte. WID! to WOit: In tile . a An.i.,.,.. :;.:::,~ =~= ~~: ":;~':::, :::.%:.t'f!t1;=·~~~~- r.J:,.~·~:.~D -~~Ji\~ ;at_, . ,JIS ' lllale'i .,..,; " , .-..a l!M·....W:: ·3 •· ' 1ill-.....-a.... . . the fint football _!liJ: 1be victory snapped a tw~ame Mountaineer bel«e U. ·ldclOIIIIlatbe ·bad !1111 llleb ~tod ,a .s,•d, ~ '" ' ~ -~ " ~~·~ie~fl!l':at · ¥ lllt4!1111 ~llllilld •Iii IOBing streak, giviJJI! WVU a 5-2 season record. The been bounced rr.m bla JGb,IJIII puoto Jan Willie 1flde!l jlui_!Jie fat lilt .~ \ljJ ,l lit>lllli ~ ;M . to ~ M llld.,!ll!• · ··'"' ~ loss was thesilltblnarowfor the Rams (1-6). . bla playl!l'l look '"'' lllelr lllmyelln froat lcrllla lint S2. Elclit~'law~: paft Dj )"p r.- .1,1 ~.liiMI• · ~ •'Jilt, ill 1M - ~~.Joilt l WAVERLY - ~'* ~ -~-- Jllllld.for tbrle , ~ iil!l acond 1110111er 'I 111., Jo .' " ,. ' '' .~~nstnn :Q:9la~. IZ)d,.Def~ts ·Waverly, ·36-34 D{,.,, .~.,; .,,1; '• ~ (11ri - ~ ~J!l'lll;~ , foal!lldcln iJUIIIIiJQiill ~'doll·~..~ . ' . did ••• 111 to, !flay, If tG 11ft In lroat ?B-14 • i!Jll )MINIOII.' ;. •• · lllli!GU, lrinleil .Ill 1111 ' TiJl !lied. . But llilli '#lt ~ f!IPI!I ~ ~ ~t1Gn,111UIIlm~!:"'cl , 14'' ' aDcliiOINI',..,..,.toallo!r.A!IIt "llliiltia&= ~ MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (UPI)- Quarterback ~ llllrd period boll ,..,. by. ~ OVIr troaa ·!hi 11'\'t,... .!'ftld alrlb'nllt. · · ·• Wbl-'1·~ ~lloa lllil'' ~ IQ.I ,)~ 1\fike Sherwood IICOI'ed one louclldown, passed for OhiO Slllte mf&bl not bive ihe blaio SWit • :17-111111111111 1li IIi' ~~ · lltlf, llllbOll . IINd!IIIWil'l ~b,dqn FUll. ,_.. ~ 1110 pother and set up a third Saturday to lea4 West '-In 11ll1Jtli!ID ~ TbeyN~IIihdtlr. ~-71Hitnllltllitqilll, ~1011 *Dili'. ~=~=J.~ ...u.- Valek, justtiof<retlle~. f<rii•~I'WI- ·~. 'l'be OWO!It.a'l • a.-·~~,1( ltclb tile 11, ''""·JII*ftiifl: 1o dm,: -'"' "'""- ' <ii(~: V'""'ft'a U •· ersity to a. 21 · t ~P- mv a..- VIcoryovers._u Vlllet, '-"*"' ('tt tlle' IIllnl AarterbockRUKmrflll7t li!!tt - '4ac"'li•!ill, ,llutllilld lllolied , fv', l!~la'i,~.Od - ~.];,'1"· -"'~ •F . 't 111ft:~' _. ~~ frlm iflel1!o fat~ ~ · ~ Ul R~~ \ ., • 17 ;~IMidatTimll·llodlnel, Surtda,, Oclollerti,IIN I _,,,.•:· '· U:.*q~Wb.Sellles, ~ miD~tet . lalor ~Ilea Waveolyi.:.ndtlneu.-111 faced wUb •lblr4 dOWIIIJJilll, eranted oe ~ lllllllred • 311· tile final period with Welcb· tiCtld et Ylnll fat aiOadlllon ,rant 'I'D.,... 10 Martin,.._ &IIIIJnl• rooa•llnc prdi'UII oaabrollenplay.MarlllrllioPI EP ldck R bJoctel !lid tile hof«e !qih•J.. qil&lilbaek tile EP llid the lead - . ,.._ -~ IIOod··II 3W wllh 1:11 Joe.Allord t.Nd a :M yaad TD Waver]J ftnaU1 _.. Wilen nm•""t · )llli to MalOy and C!J!V'""'ed luUhocll Jollll8eiJIIIIIl "" 'lbe t18era ...ell back !!lib !!lib Mike {)yeo 011 1111 ilcbl prd OYilr from tile .... JM~Iine bolfbaclr Dan Weldl ))8.IIIJw II aoorlnc pall. . !lido. Wllcll J an 'tile a- ptlllto.end Bill Maloy for 1 ·l'olloo!lnllbelulloDd\llYeraloatoulatetlle . . . IDUI!bdown wltb Selunlu run- bJ()Jir,lbeoeaniiOodaiiWC J!llll1:D....atnlnc In lbetblrd tdns the eoavenloa to mate II IIIII Dati Welell- "'P 011 quartar. 31-11. 1be lmparlllll cmvtnloa run ""!' u..c· woWd bave lmolted the aoore. . Wltb J-.l:Olleflllllbe • IIJd W""'ily!!IUI no timeremalnlns Wellli<la )ua fill " " the c:lo!:t •to PG11 lb!llr 0n.t • wiD lllil dnJp IntO lfllt P9 I 11111 .CI( lui fat*Yil'dl· , Weill ton netted 11 11t1t . dowal, ltO)'lll'dton tile tm!l!l· . . "'14!eled 12 Ill.~ ·f<r 217 ,..__ . ' .. Bu1cb 'lr.!lbb JlllOed lbe TlitJr ball ~ !IIIII f1 pedi iii lmll lrlpnlile .1M Jlil1lll'l pilei!. II ·yardl In li triM led •lilt • SIIUJittc:aibowWmrl1wltll llaekett. • : _1 , l2flnll .dolms, M7ardll'lllllinl, _Willllton 10 1111 .~ •· IIIII C<liDpletlns 18 « fl s-et Wl\'ti'IJ I 0 It~ . ' "•YII'I:r : R 'n ~ Tigers Score Come-From·JJehind Win Over JHS: .~i:t,Ogan. 0 8 0 )'Ard~ J . · . •· ·.M~ .' ,•SEO . · wm ;,·~ JACKSON-Inabardloupl • grid ~tile at Jacbon Friday ..-~ nlsht Coach Bob Bruney'• . ~ lriintoa Tigers battled' !ram beblnd ID qe the defending ) · .. · . · champion lronmen 1111-18 In tile final three mlnutea of action. A t3 yard ran by balfbaek >.< Ail'IIEN& • lllaifbaet llk:k tbe .two point conver11on Kilba! eanlillled 1111 !antutiC lollowtng eacb ICOI'e to make It l'&lll1lng l"rrdly ntaJII u be 3W with 5,311 nmalnlng. . , aeWed lllrMI touel1downa 11lld Krebladded bla lblnl toucb- Jloui Jfenry with 3:17 left Ironton score with Jell enabled die Tlgen to .n~ Howard's kick putting the their IIOCGIId 1equ< 91etory Ttlers.pn top 7~. while Jaelilon ]Oft r..- the tblrd Law In tile opening period a time In~ pl87. bad center snap on an Jrontoa FnlliJacliBobby Snlltbopened punt went over Howard'• head tile scorJnc In tile lltsl period and rolled out of tile end zone to when he a1ashed 33 yonls fcr ,an live Jackson a tw01J01nt11fety. B · a1 F R d kin :-au::~~··~=:~~= eng s ace e 8 h·-'"" s - cains demollllled Atbens tt-e, tcruntbOCOIDIItott-eandkeep · ul ....... tart in our CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Cincinnati head c:oacb Pa "~"'" 1 -·~• -· Clnclnnatl llenpla 1!111 be up Brown drilled bla team 011 lbe directloo." qulrlel- on • 63-yard Pll!l.ffom. Gallipolll In tile undefeated aplnat 0118 of 111e: premier Wllhington aerial atfllct In 1 CinetnnaU bas lost to Detroit, qUJ'terbllcll Grq 9mllh to and ranlia. Field Houallll Cleveland and Kanlll -~~~ ,wllh MIIJaekl Ken Lopn'a tlnmdorous offense ::=..:!:~-:,.~ :.:.~e-up at Spinney City. ~deleatedWasbiJ18ton .........,.n a eonvera on run cburntd lbroup tile fading end a lour.game lollng olrlng In "We're p~Qlna &ood football in a pre seasoo contest Sivlng. tile ~· an N lead Bnlldoga fat 221lnt downs, 276 Wasblngllll. teams and we bavo been able to Virgil Carter, who produced a ~tb 1;3'lolelt. . yards J'UIIdng, and ccanpleted Sonny Jurgwen, tile Red- slick rlehl with them eyen good . passing atfllck In tile '1'llll -all of tile ICOrlng In •ven of 13 passes !or ltoyarda. skino' quarterback, will be though we baven't been able to Bengala' loss ID Kanoaa City tile enUre lint~ utile leaml .In additloa to the 221 yonls by looking ID scalp tile Bengala beat them .. Brown ..ld In here lui week, will apin start fou8htbllllri)'IDutandotlina Krebl, Culbertlon added 66 wben tile two teams meet at commenflni on die Benpls' at quarterback. ~lf'JI)esutll ·contest. lliiN'e on II C81'1'lea lor the Robert F. Kennedy Sl&dlum. loelng streak. "We )UII hope earw,acquiredfromBulfalo . KJeho lallied 1111 llrst TD wlnner1. early 1n tile seasoo when Greg wbeill .lle pieked Off an Atlle111 Fullback Don Wood led · Cook was forced out of action ......_nine w..,.... Athens wltb 3t yarda 1n 10 has 00111pleted t7 passes In 1oi wltb .tiJe Stilltb 1D Smith COlli· carries .. the BuJidoaa 1ft!l't attemptBf..- 568yardsand three biNIIOii accounting !Gr the limjflld to 12 lirllt dorwna, 101 twchdOWJ>s COIJ\'II1IOii lo live Lopn • 18-0 l'!llblnl. and compleled lout of The rugg~ Bengals defense, lead·.• l tbe !0:3$ mart of tile nine , . _ fer 28 yU1Ia with led by rookie tackle Mike Reid period. two Intercepted. · and oecond-year Unebacker Bill , llli~falai«Krebaraetll Tile Chleltalns drew 12 Bergey will be faced witb 112 hi8 oecond TD and J10118)Ues fer 98 yonls wblle ROCKiNGi!AM, ;~.C. (UPI) nearly flij,OOO. CbarU, Glotz. contai~lng the . Wasblnston' "" to 2W wltb 1Jl8 Albennu called five tlmea lor - Lee Roy Yar~ush ol bleb of Georaetown, illd., hal running attack, led by Larry l!lft. !15 yards. Columbia, S. C., goes after 1111 the pole poelllon, haviJC polled Brown. ~ Paul Searmack The score by quartera: oecond alr&lgbt American 500 a quallfylng Jpeed Tbunday of Rookie defeoslve end Nick · !0!" Athens, ~ Losan 1 0 It D--41 llock car victory 1oc11y ID tile 138,411 mpb 1n his Dodge Roman of Obio Sfllte waa ac=~,~.tllemC:IIrat:.'i Pl., .or tile Athens 0 0 0 6-1 siJ:tlJ 1'11Jl111ng of die $100,000 llly!Dna. lt't tbe lom111 time tlvated lor tile game, where be ttyardnm to' evatl at lbe Nottb .Cei-ollna thll year Glotl!baeb hal cap- iJ1 expected w see actloo .. a COUJJt ,w 2U with IIIUBIIAM TO llliTlJIE Motor speedway. lund tile pole. linebacker. MEXICO CITY (UP!) Yarbroop, S2, hal his Ally of tile top dozen llartel'l The Bengala aiJio announced 'lbree - time world cbamplon Mercury C,elone In tile lltb · Ia &ivtll an own eblnce of that I!Jree.year veteran tackle drlnr Jack Brabham of lllaJ1lns pooiUon In tile 4llar tUJns the cheekertd fila, In· Bob Wella hal been claimed on ... ~alia Sa"•""• ....~ ................. 1 ,.. ng Injured waivers from Sin ,..,.... __, IMOJJIJC ed n eld wblch waa comp1eted ,._.,. .... ..a-•t• ""'~ ••• hla retire!DI!DI from motor Salurday with qualllylns runs mmay wlnMr, 1llciJII'Ii Petty. Olep. He will be unable ID play elle!!J1te after IDday'a fat tile llaal 10 siDia. The l'etl7, who wDI IJIIrt aeventb, Ia fer two weelu!. GAIId.l'l-ls. ·~ . delendll:W ehamploa bu 'liCIII m'Jnc . bi.tlllb'winof-U.·JW· ..... ,, . · ... . , '·"'"' · '(•n~JOJ ~ ~ ~· ca o8erton' -...-n1Mt14Jllibe ~ ill4!"~f~l"j{jl?l'~'"fi RimiUOII >ef c;l;l;\'r 1A'CKihtey 41' ~H J;J..O ialf VR ~tiriS lntheNa · · IGOatdil.iiDtte D.tiam,Mua.,wbowlll,.n .DoVIIblsoe . ( ' ' : •. ' ' r two weelu! ago. lilr lletlve duty In the Arm:r · •·· .. First !ll'iz£ today ts wor1b MCIIIday. 11'' ·""· · >~Cored In the lint tbe Cbleltalna Ued with Yarbrough Seek·s 2nd TI.tle In Row ,.ro. third ~ · ~""J:} _::'"~ ~ ,,.,..~v> ... , ·· Pl'li'SBURGH rUd llrot ~ :-=nt; :' U8'·'~~ Pe~'' ' !llil~"u:rJ: for ·Fifth Win. ' Green Twp - :.:~~·~1 defenllve play late In tile lblnl period, 8lqpplns • Miami drive byhlltlngBobbyBel!lfatan uyard lost!. · &sgle Frye made two lntercllpllone for the Panlbn. Miami did not erou lfll own . ~ Six Banling For • Spoil·8 SW Carroll 11 Berne Union 0 Springfield Stfewnee 42 Nor· theastern 7 Coshoclon 0 Mansfield Madison Rl~~~~ 14 Indian vanev SOuth 6 Portsmouth Eost 16 New Boston 14 Sorlngtield 38 Porlsmouth a F'orlsmoulh West 56 Minford o Northwesl 26 Wheelersburg 14 New Lexington 71 West Musk!ngum o Maysville 35 Philo o Morgan 27 L~cooler Remelln 0 Sfevl!!!nvnle :a John Mershon &~~'?,_~,al! We!rtoo ~W!• \Ia,) 16 Yorksv!lle56Adenao &lpll'birtl, wblclJ wu qualllied !Oib T11ur1day by Grand Homecommg . !""Je Nelson Bero · .. . Cavaliers' ·:108-104 ' . ln ·Peston IJD!Iillliz\edtackl... ~ one fumble *:1!11 " ·bit oae ' traveil (,. r; Tri~ph ,, In- to . ltH'-+Il h.~ ;t-li ,: f' downs, showed 17J ruablng, and completed elghtGi 17 pasaea for 75 yards. ; The Jrorunen piCked up 1~ lirllt downs, 188 yards 1'1lllinS., and bit on eight of llpaaaa fat 121 yards. Smith wao Ironton's top ground piner wltb 67 yardo In 10 carries while Murphy lod Jackson on·66 yonls In U ltlpl. The sc..-e by quarlerl: fro" wn 7 0 7 ~20 Jackson 2 a 0 ~II Mens MEXICO CITY (UP!)- Six drlvl!l'l w111 be baWlng in die Mexican Grand PriJ: loda)' for tbe runnll'up &pot In tbe 1970 world Formula One champlonshlp. The late Jocben Rindt, of Austria, driving a Lotui.Ford, already won the cbamplonsblp and, therefore, Ibis year's runnerup w111 become the top living Formula One dri...-. Rindt, who w.. killed In a Jl'actice nm pri..- ID the llallan Grand Pril<, amassed 45 points In wlJmlng nvegrand prixes·tbis ,ew. · American biver Jim Puebal otHigbPolnt,N.c.Palebalwill pllollllt blue car today. Suns·Edge•. 10. Midway In the final quarter a 70yardpassbyValentlnesetup a three yard touchdown run by Dan Murphy. Valentine added tile convenion 111 a run and the lronmen led 11-14. 'l'bl8 set the otage for llenry'a pme.winnlng touchdown run in the waning minutes of die contest with a final score 20-18 alter Howard's placement was not good. tronllll rolled up 19 first Runnerup Po11ition ~n'!:':'c~~:'~:."~ · Dlinoi8 Coach PATRIOT- Green'a Bobcafl . l!:aali'ililo- been~edearHeri'HIIIered spoiled Southwestern'• Fired By Board tbe IIIIJII' ml4!m' ~ tile homecoming here fri!lay nlgbt ' 1eCQ!111 ,.,.. aDd ~hi-p • n. by pooUng 8 30-o vici«y over CILUIPAIGN, m. (UPl) :rar!l ..-a· lq ~ Sclunldt. Collcb Mel Carllr's Hllblan· Football CoaeiJ Jim Valell: of FoUowtna an ri•p of' In· dell Dllnolnu llral elfectlve after lerceptloaa, tbe Hurricane• . Mite Ttlplett II& pound Saturday's pme between tileD drove S8 yardll lor "ten~or fulQla~ ' scorec1 two Unlvenily olllllnots and Oblo ~V811'1touebcJbn. louchdoWlllaM-CODII!IIliOII · Bille IJDlYfJI'Iily, tile board iJI CoclnDe drove 'lllaml It lmluDan bolfbact Glen~ director• of tbe Atblellc ·~~ :rardf.totbtruttfollowlnsll» Bmeit, 1 110.]lounder,crooaocl Aaooelat'CIII l!1l10III1Cid belore aecondol!a~l tlekotf bill a tile aoaiUne twice and added tbe game. r:~ holdln& penaltx lfalle~ the four eacn polnlp wblle Carl ''lbll board vOted~ march IIIIi then_ arabiJed ~.~pound~ 011 ll'rlda)' to """ Valek, tile bla leeald 1b~. quarterbadi,*<lred ooce. · an _ _ , llld. Green Twp. J'l!lled fer SID . y • l'!llblnl. m pillllns and 17flnl·.~:· ~~ . . wu 'beld to·JJII:Iirtl daiaiJ and ' ' . ' ' , ' ' I a .yardl paillns.. , , Dave Bash and Mile, Potter plcied·off In~ fat tile . llighlandota. Potter wu tbe touchell Highlander delander. flO made 38-yml line IJDIII llartlna ~Oicbrane,l!bo bad ~olfdcl KennyVIIenUne,tlletalenflld sophomore quarterbacli, put JllCbon on top witb a three yard run In tile second ~ and dlen added tile tw01J01nt COIIverslonrun lA> make it 1~7at halfUme. In tile tblrd quarter Hal SpeonJ rolled wt on an option play and scooted 33 yards lor a touchdown and Howud's place klek put Ironton back on top It- .•;. ' ' tcp Is a Btttlt. BeHed C. P. 0. The C.P .o. gets new ct111 from Campus (R l. It'S e~~: tr a tong and belted In 1 brighl ·fone bloc k plolel. F ea 1u res n a v v .type buttons , button-down flip chest pockets &nd un iQUt buckle on lhl' belt. In 15 per cent wool - IS per cent n)llon with a warm acr yli c lin ing . A very charm tng aCICIItlon to fht Campu s Fall collection . '22.98 CAMPUs Other C. P.O. Styles From S13.9t 1a------------iiii.Jiii I r t; �. ' qT 11-TbtSalldil,y~-Snllliti,~,Odlll>w~. !IN ~ 1 '' • • I • 21 A-21 afAMPAIG!I, ' llj. (UPl)'.. TGporlllbdObloSiilerollodto lin IIOCGIId half...,.,....,.,,., two ct them by Job!lllrGdlal1111, to C!<lllt !rem beldnJI Saturday IGO: I 41-a .~ wer an IIIJilola • lpapbed ID a IIUpel'laUvo perfolmoace lly tile~ of Ua~. Jliil r.el!nP Ga ~ ·~~ illbf ljqt al ~ Oe · ~ =~t!:!n ~v:St!1s~ fr1lm tile •1\lll,wliellqUJ""'-l ' No.l_,.led~ll!'-1> Wtlli ~ • ~ ~ """lld"WJI; , . lud ,H. Bullh •lbelllllilp~ Dllnl bplf to •al*• , '!!' riiiL~ "'I lliii' P"!!l\\l ' 1114 ' llld .· ~ ' iad "'M 'Mk'W8~Wberellllj i l~!l!!i lb. ~· ¥.'·.._ I'll!- ·~ "::t.Jit>f iiii. . llll!!l• • ·"'*' • :. . ;:pr. " · Sherwood a senior from ,,~... n·u· ' f ~ · =~~;::s:?~=:~-:=Rock . et·"' .,.,. . ,.,i~.. ','~ ~ . l·:o VIrginia· .l ~ . · • f~· .n, :_,:~o·:;, j ,~ ·. , Brutoo galDed 170 broke a Colonch>SIIte rec«d. yonls m 19 conies. The old mark cl 95 yards w.. Sherwood set up Weot setbyGUSanfcrdlastSalurday Vtrginla'sflrsltouchdownin die in Col..-ado Sfllte'a U-371Gu to opening quart« with plni>olnt die Unlverolty of Telaa at El passing w Clrb Potta and Paso. Bra•IDn. l!ddle WIIHams ,.nt Quarterback Wayne Smith over from die two. scored two Colorado Stale In the second period, Sher- touchdowns. He faked lo wood hit end Frank Samaa with Lawrence McCuthcbeon with a seven-yard touchdown toss, 11:10 remaining In tile tbird andwith!O:toremainingintlle period and romped :19 yards final period Sllerwood scooted unmolested down tile sideline overfromtheseven!orasc..-e. foraTD.With1 :4fremaJnin&ln Bill Samuelson booted a 24- the fourth period Smith bulled yard field goal in die tblrd his way over from tile one. period and cooverted after die Smith dlen passed "' Larry three WVU touchdowns. Tarver 1D make it 24-21. Sam~elson, a linebacker, has Smith w~nt f..- two polnla made nine of nine ex1ra pomt after Green s touchdown but tile atlempfl. Mountaineers swarmed him Jake Green electrified die under when he was WLible to 28,500 fans attending the find a receiver. OU Mistakes Costly, 29-21 .., ' ., ·" _. 'lbe win Wll tile. 1llll In a ,row !IN' tile Jtockela and Mid a corJ!erencellllrk •tby !i!OWJ. lng GAeD betnea 1151 iinll 11180. The Rockefl ~ 7-G IM!r· , KENT,Ohio(UPI)-Quarler- e ~tack Cluck Ealey tlnw for lwo touchdowns Saturday ID Toledo a M-17 win over I Sfllte and a Ue fat. tile -' ~ ·, ~ '"' · ;_,, ANN ARI!OR, lllch. (UP!)Fritz Seyfretb, a ''blocking" fullback starting only his tblrd llffi', scored on touchdown bursfl of 3, t, S, and lyards In oucc:ellSioo Salurday to live tile oeventh-ranked and undefeated Southem Mlchlpn Wolverinea 811 im· presstve 39-13 Big Ten vtct«y over Minnesota. Billy Tayl..-, who talned ·!AI yards on 26 carries, went 17 yonls tile. oeeond lliDe tile Wolverinea bad tile ball for die lint acore of tile pme as Mlcblpn .rolled to ita sJx1b otralgbtwtntoptofftotllelleot start IInce winning slutralgbt In lllli6.l\llnJ1e8ota is 2-4 overall and 1-2 b1 cmterence play. Seyferth, a pow e.fiJI s.tOOw, De..1~ealed By Tomcats Ca ."tal 1 tt: "'· Jbioll n ::;;:· . r~: ~ .. ~ J · 20Z-pound junliN', sccnd 011 tile PI Topples M k• ..,. •' "!,!1118- uP . ;'l)e· The J'llli".,' ,, . •'· . . Kenvon 10-7 I ! . r----------lilliii~-~··· c~h . luw '- IPful...,_ · e• t. PaUl HaSkins ••illlt 1 , •••••••••••••(!ill••••••..••••••..-.Some People Think We · ' -' , ~- ·,HaveA -me "MYSTERIOUS'' FOR·M\JLA~ ~--:' Saturday's Badgers Grid Scores Surpn"se Indiana · •INTEGRITY , •t()URfESY •KNOWlEDGe -· . AND·· REMEMBER . ·mERE'S :NO,SEiVICE. I . 10,TURN 1H£ aor.K.:· 'StAN~Alf aa _w.., "'""· 21 Moll. 21 Ntbrookll 65 Olda. St. 31 E..svlllo 14 DoPouw 3 Mich. St. '11 lowo o M!fi!. 3' M!n_.o 13 Ml~l 30 Colorlllfo 16 No. Mich. 13 ~t . Marinos ' Randolpl) Moccn 1 Slltlot1erd o T - St. 69 Albtny St:, Go. 14 Witt. Mil. '11 Wnh. I Lai 21 l(ons. St. 19 Oklo. . ,• To.,.. Toch " ~~u 10 . . AUIOill!ll 30 )1ooistan 21 t• 1·q~~ lui,..... ' ...-lng pi.,- tiJIIlplelecl _ _.•. Ted , __ -~- --, lJI . · '· ' · ,, til tNfr/ ' rubie• both period llnal Jio1n11 were ,Jo;MJv ' are v.arletlet of the gem min· raeWoeona~lleld&Oil erill ..~orundum alief diller by Roaer Jaegor. onl)'lll~:. '" lit u .or a.m., Sundoy ,0ct25.Sit ' Our Go.~d Banking '.'Seiret~' Are· Nothing , More ' Than Go.od Old Fashioned Helpi"'' Of . · -· IT'S TIME! ;;,: • ,_, S.,,hlib llarted line..,_ 110 beca!lif ,' Bo Sc!wnbecbl-' lliilded to J!trt lfAL. GWUSTER - 'l'he s.u111em GAMBIER, ONo.!UPI> ...,.Bill up.'hla c&nae, wbiGb be did by .' ' lleiiGie'a lllucbdown and Tcan ~ TQior troaa ~ to ,.,.. CINCINNATI (UPI) - JuniiN' down. A lwoiJojnt convenlon L<lcJ1 Tu'nadoes had another Toelter.. field glllla ,and point lallbri l!id Glenn Doasbt7 tailback Steve Cowan ran lcr run by Jolm&on pve uc a I~ I'OUIIh time here Friday wben , after pve Wooillr a 1~7 win lroaa ~.lin !!1•8!"'*· 266 yards, one sh<ri of die lead wltb only four minutes IIIey were cleleated by the GlOUBtor Tomcala, 5U, In • · over Kenyoa ill an Olllo Con- ~·~. Who bad mond school reecrd, and picked up gone In tile contest. The Bobcats picked up a noo-league fooflllll pme. , bailie Satunlay to keep lbellill\iil'!icllte!Y three touchdowns as die Unicowan fumble late 1n the llrst Glouster, now4-3overllils 1-1 U81DD1Jm tile $eels tmdefuled Gill :rear. l'IIIDd Ohio Slate lui -"' versity of Clnclnnati capitaliJed quart« on the UC 37 and tail· In Mld-Obio Valley Conference Dellole plunced over .!ram were UD8ble . to do a lblng 111 Ohio University mistakes to back Bill Gary gave ou its actidn. Soutbem Ia 1-6 overall two yanfll after Toelfer ll!!d ISIIDII Mlcbllan•a _alubborn hand tile Bobcala a 2&-21 defeat llrst score on a s1J: • yard and remalnl 1-2 In Southem kicked a -.,.ardlleld &oil. def.-e wben CurrJ atarted Salurday.' scamper. Valley CAlnlerence play. COLUMBUS (UPl) - Cnlby IIDIIJid Pa1'IGIII !ICGi'td 011 a lbnrwJns 011 ...,y down.l lte,ID · Cowan scored his tbird TD of Mark GUiespie, 176 lb: llynm sr.ored two tooJmclolf!1l HYI!fi·Y•d l~'lu wllb · '1111 tile ~· , 114! lllded wllb If , oophomore Mlback,"~ap ~I'J!i Salllrday to live Capital.= D-U ~~JIM.~~· • . lft.~.tP.,J!,f,: , ._ b-,~ !liPPJatntl• . idE ~~!"t:F4 . ::. ;fS .,~ ~-~. ·d.l~ o ·1 &n • J1P11 w,, . wrirlrlng die opllon yard II'!Ve. no Individual sfiJU.IiaJ were " . , , .,...OJt~q l!loo@~ '"• . , .,, . . play wperfecUon and confusing Another UC fumble set up available on Glousw IICOI'Ing. tlrll Ume In 15 1~ ·· maj!lllil!fd a }OJNrk onnJI, .. . ·' , , num ret die Ohio u . defense. Ohio U's second score as tile The single Tornado touc1J. D'uuden bad c!eleeflld . the and.Uin theOC, wblle ICellyCJit. quarterblck ala...tleally Jn tbe Ohio U's Steve Hoclgson fum- Bobcafl recovered die ball .., down w.. a ~...t pass !ram "'vdde! . , 3-,1 overaB, ten to l~ Jn. 1111 ctlihl-.-e, ·l!u good eli lllftil· 1..,._~-..--·~--~~~-~-~ bled tile opening kickoff and the uc 3t and Gary went in, junior quarterback Steve B:rrom'o ocoru came ,on Ugue. of11,_ fai''IOI y...ta. die Beareafll recovered on tile from die four f..- die TD. Jenkins to sophomore end J1111Jl801 of one !lid lwo )a(dl. .· · · •. OU .36. su plays later '.:owan Scorin& In die second half Rodney Holman. Jenkins H11 lwo-fard nm !1latted tile --~ plunged over from die one tD wu limited ID a 22-yard field passed ,cOillJllete to Pat IIlii, ...-lng In the first poriOd llld goal by Ohio U's Jim Kensinger sopbun..-e t.nd, f..- die extrat. lU secoad ICOre C8llll! 'II! the ~ Bobcala ran only two unW Bolls intorcepted bla Jenldns, tbe llalwart on tile third ~- • ID aJve tile Q-u. plays from scrimmage before second pass of die day at die Tornado aquacl, threw 40 Umes 11!1111!1'1 a 5-0 mart. UC defeDiive end Ed Bolls UC til. The Bearcats lll8rclled during tile eo111est and com- Gerry l'bllbowl!l'• wbo klcbd Intercepted a Steve Skiver ...,.. til yards in eight plajrs with pleted It fiN' 131 yards. · two poinla alta-, booted • :17· on tile Ohio 39. · lailback Mel Riggins going in Coach Joe Bokovlb'a Tom- yard lleldandsllll In tile tblrd Johnson and Cowan, using the from die ooe. cala rallied !or 22 polnla in tile period, Mike llcwJmln •' option which dazzled die Bob- Ohio U's llnll touchdown opening quarter and added siJ: capped tile Qo1IIICien ' cats all aftemoon, combined on came on a four-yard paso play m..-e In the secO!ld. Glouster : : ~!:!d loudJC!•n JIUI a 37-yard play with Cowan from Skiver ID opUt end Bob sciN'ed II In die final quarter liMa. . running 31 yards for die touc1J. Allen with 22 seconds remaiJl. after hitting paydlrt for siJ: in MUiklnlum acored touebtna. but die score came IDo late dlethlrdperlod. Southem'alone doWlllln tbe leCiond ~foartb . '•·, ' for the Bobcafll. score came in tile 11na1 quarter. perloda. 'llle "'""''ea·!Jivea 4-2 Ne•l Fridoy the Meiga ovll'lll llllll'k and S.tiD'ibit OC. Countlans wlli battle the .1o1m fromllomoo 10011 •J,.~ .i Aleunder Spartans at Racine. paM 1111 ~~ r&be . . . The Tomcala are not slated to llld zone In lllil ileCjijd, )lldad play. llld DavoliiJn-ovt ~ t&e 11111n ... ~quarter. By United Preu lnttrnoflonol Sa. GL Dick Pollock boof114 bcJGj a1n Colgate 10 Brown 6 · First downs 9 16 '·l' ' ,Rutgers 30 Columbia 14 Total Yards 172 27t po!AII. Fordhom 202A lona 0 NY 7 Yonls ,._, u ...h, 4I Rochester Trinity, 27t Syracuse 23 Navy t Yards PaM. 131 0 Pau AU. to 2 W. Va. 2A Colo. 51. 21 7 ~~;'.!, ~ tt:~t~n BI.OOMINGTON,Ind. (UPl) · PauComp. 15 0 HOMECoMING SET Maine 42 C.W. Post 8 -HardrunningRulusFerguaoa Pualnl. 0 3 RACINE Southern •1 W. Mich. :w Marsbo!l 3 and Alan Thompson eacb Fumbles t I h«Jlecqnfng ~ llu been Duke3321Wm.& Clemson ·---' ~ce saturday to lead Flmbles Loot 2 3 cbonged from Friday to ' ·.' ' Vo. Mary10 6 ~cu •w• Wake Forest 14 N. Cor. 13 WISCCIIIIIntoasurprislnglyeuy Punfl 8-200 None 'l'lnirlldQ-' bead cOaCh ftAJberl Vo. Tech 31 Buflolo 14 30-12 Big Ten lootbaU triumph :IS.O Alllley announced. 'Soulbern "- !{'' ' Ponn Sl. 38 Army 14 ""•·'U 120 ·will play ' ~ at 1 Dartmouth '11 Harvard 14 over Indiana. , ..... es ... ' Ithaca IS Bridgeport 6 The Badgers, gaining their BY IIUARTIIIS Tbe~QIINI) Ponn MI. 52 Haverfcrd 6 first conference Ylct«y In line Southem 0 0 ·0 1- I Clowned during billf 11m!! ac. . ' ,' ,,., .. Ind. St., Pa. 41 Slippery Rock 6 starts, cap!'·"·-' 011 ,_., __ • Glouaw 112 6 I 1&-62 tivities. . . Grove City 28 Geneva I ......., .._.. ' Jo. Carroll 25 Allegheny 14 fumbles IIIII intereepllllna Cincinnati 29 Ohio U. 21 for three toudldoWIII and rolled Wlse. 30 lncl!one 12 1Da2!.0h·""~lead..,._ .... Nortliwestem 31 Purdue !4 ''""""'" - ..n .... ' , ',' I KAnsas 2A Iowa St. 10 Hooslero coul4 ICC!te. ..... ' Olio 51. 41 Illinois 29 Ferguaon, a pln1411ed aopboGiassboro 17 Cant. Conn. 17 more halfbaell from 11111111i, ,· Botton U. 21 Rh. Island o Pitts. 28 M!ornl. Fla. 11 Fla., gained • pnll ID II '.,. !. '!. • ' ' t'~e!d 13 Amer' tnt. 6 earrltJa IIIII 'lbnmp1011, a~ •. r. '•. "'"'· wMoms~"-1~1. 6 fullback ~run naua•. Tu., 11 '•·. I ' VIllanova :W Holy Cross 14 Ylrdlln Z2 alteupla. •''· 'I TI M E Richmond 31 E. Carolina 12 Ferguaon elec~r~Ged tile Boo'1:· . ' No. Car. St. 6 Maryland 0 lien by ........ 15 yardiiDto• gi 2 Ga. Tech 20 Tulane 6 Margan 51. :w Dolo. St. ' tbe end rooe Ill tl!e tlrll play 1 T..,,.._ 31 Florida 1 lr•!ilcrlmmaga,llllllltiiCOI'Id "t,;;-, " l doc~ 'DOCie on hour. No. Car. Cant 31 Wlaconlln'o loui1b louelldown. Morylond 51. u ~ M!u. St. 51 So. Mill. 15 Cll 1 one-y.,. Mil. Lehloh :W Gettysburg 15 'll1clnploo ICilred twice CIJ Holsffa :W Vermont 19 CIJ&flrd nm. '·' •. Mantc!olr St. 31 So. Conn. 7 Wlaconlln wrcester Tech 14 Coost Guord Graft, who Mldclleburr 9 ReMHiaor 1 touchdown• ' • . ,, '· , . , , " • ... , , . . . ..· . , . . , .· . , r. · . ,. , , . . all and 4-fln !'-MAC; Falr,'wllii cauC\n ~ pg. ..,it!l•..rta!IIG!i!b·to . nu'. t• bat,JloaJ".tt!~lwn~~to. Ealey ~· lqhl 711'111!. to Ill t1J8, III!DI '' .et a' IJCbOol · 'l'liat ·~ .. 11!11 ft ! ~ 11111~;.~ 1 ~ llo!J Fair, lieecnd In llla•adcia rJ\!Grd w111i'it eatelleo 'm"• Rocb~ · ~ '"' IIIW t~w . On~ lllldl.,.,. ' In J1U1 Clltdllni,ln tile lieecnd .- . . . . .:.&:iiliY·had !Ill tWo~ ~ ·field ll!lkf ,!!!:'Ujili~ .allll - qwirler to live Toledo 1\1 lint lbe ICOI'tl oaeP!-J earlier 011 1 ,IW ~ ·per~qc~. :.; . · , , II~ 'Ii!lt flnl toa llt!IJia;:bllta llluchdOWII. , ~I ~ by ·~ an . ·lwoftliilnt Pll(l P1aJt ~~~~ tilt onillde · ~ Rocltita r..: ' IIICGIId ICii'e falle4.\j, •<•.; .. .~oallaOWJ!Mand:'l'cm Tqle~ bad lbt•IIIU.,dell . .. ' · · lluncliJ booflld'11 28-fll'dfleld' tlmebad.:~out,bulru~ ·· · sOil. . . • ' lereJa peljljii)"P,.·Ibim:llie . • , ' '!11eFialibel,now·.S4onta!l ball~U.-.-....u~.~ first play of 111e IIOCGIId period Conn., ripped cfl1111 .fiVe-yard and 14 Ill tile MAC, ·Ued .tbi · ~ • ;.~ !!old_. .1/J . on bla lbreH...t plunge and 'ICGI'lng run tiUb S:;!!lli!fUn "' 811111! ~ a S'l'fll'd field .1011 ~ tile ;pmo. ,<:1 •·11 . , ,.·, .. went over friJm four yank aut lblrd quarllr and :.coree~ 011 a by ~ Ober 1!bo ~... , 17 pal!llll . . . Cll ·lilt with only 311 IIOCGIIdl leit 1n ~ lliz.yaM rail 'wltb 11:13 left 111 llflbponiecuttvtlbree pj)lplerln liiJeMeia - '.lila 'IIDi _ . half. . dlepmatollllkeiiU.7andPut hll ).ullwflpmes. . . . II!MJ!I tbelii lldll Doas Klngsrller bad !ICOfed tile pme oill ·of reach Ealey lllo. cOillledid Gil •• • Toledo ., _ to ')lltibl Mat 1118htly more than two m1nu1ea · Fullbaet •Ernie cOOt weill nine-yard pq' plaf· to Jot weU l!bere 1 trfll WiM!Ict&lw earlier r..- tile G<lpbon oa.a ta.' over 1rcm lour y...ta .out fat Sebwartlfcr a hJao l>l'rwu In lila tblllil lbidr *-d llilli aatl"' yard )1818 !ram tile Blfl Tell'a Minn. e1ota, \~u~ Mlcb!Pl\'.• thlrd .PerlCJ!I.· Scbwlrtl ~ MAC Ulll;· ind .lbofr lhlnlln leadlng.,._r, o-ats Curry. IOCOIJd~ICduntendiJ)al~tb acctedlntbif!lurtbperlodGI)a lour A . wilt But ,tlle Junior 1rcm Darien, 1:51 to play followins Olrrj'a aeveJl111dCole' ran_• ...,_ · · · allo tblnllnlll'lleptiGD of tile pme Joe ·• toUc•....., .. run; pi w11an 1-0...-· ·8cboft1er bllllad two 7111'U put ~ Rocac. ''!i~~=~:=~: W0011ter Drops -~ ~ lito .~ O!lt:' , ~ 314 wltb ~. irljnu~-~ Ill MIC • big.an . R0 IIs 0v· . ·e·. r Go, . .·p· hers· -~Conference Ulle. _.r. 1 ~.awtGE .OR -·.-IALMcf ·..,Cit ·,,, -·In NO-" ' ~ .'. • ·~·, ,,, r lllortbJjulltwv. . ....... ;......~horiBeda In 1111f4i!!lc.~ ~~!'at $EOAL yard ~ to Roaer win Ill tiN W•!IIIGD ..,t._. t1!t Saltlman wltb ' ~'I ld<t' . , . ,. ... u. ho ._,. lila board In~ tlrll perlocJ (!tttn m¥J!II "·lt t7.q · ,.Ub I:U • . '~ .JIIJeket. to a ~btl md Wltb ~- · • ,, . A .. ~ OYilr tile. • U,W. aeor1ne P,ul'. Joe FollAIJiiqa wavlri)' fulllle, . . Tllenl!la bailie of llW loflll1ln ~ die llllra po!Dt JOe MlltiiD riliDnied mr from Ji!lt' ...~ iaala. , . fat I 7.0lead wUb 7:14 lejl. tlle-MiinlbutiUEPklcit' 1~Cb' Mite Shumaker'• \Wb •:to left In tile t1r11 -IJ!!.'tedmlll11'elllloalllolla'· ~"'"· iltll'ly ' puJied o• : a . perlo4 fJ!)Ibac!l4oe M!flln 'za.Gt.i.. tntolbiJJOctetl'IJOmll flct~WIIt 1b!!J leUbeblnd.fw · ~ a Df!J'i llold fJf1 to ~IJ!'d 1Uien I'Oir8CI back wUb 1,1 illdeJI cbe ~to lN. ~ 'l'lielloc!kelaldtaploearlyiD JID)lllllln lbe final period tO t.n ·s~ttte. WID! to WOit: In tile . a An.i.,.,.. :;.:::,~ =~= ~~: ":;~':::, :::.%:.t'f!t1;=·~~~~- r.J:,.~·~:.~D -~~Ji\~ ;at_, . ,JIS ' lllale'i .,..,; " , .-..a l!M·....W:: ·3 •· ' 1ill-.....-a.... . . the fint football _!liJ: 1be victory snapped a tw~ame Mountaineer bel«e U. ·ldclOIIIIlatbe ·bad !1111 llleb ~tod ,a .s,•d, ~ '" ' ~ -~ " ~~·~ie~fl!l':at · ¥ lllt4!1111 ~llllilld •Iii IOBing streak, giviJJI! WVU a 5-2 season record. The been bounced rr.m bla JGb,IJIII puoto Jan Willie 1flde!l jlui_!Jie fat lilt .~ \ljJ ,l lit>lllli ~ ;M . to ~ M llld.,!ll!• · ··'"' ~ loss was thesilltblnarowfor the Rams (1-6). . bla playl!l'l look '"'' lllelr lllmyelln froat lcrllla lint S2. Elclit~'law~: paft Dj )"p r.- .1,1 ~.liiMI• · ~ •'Jilt, ill 1M - ~~.Joilt l WAVERLY - ~'* ~ -~-- Jllllld.for tbrle , ~ iil!l acond 1110111er 'I 111., Jo .' " ,. ' '' .~~nstnn :Q:9la~. IZ)d,.Def~ts ·Waverly, ·36-34 D{,.,, .~.,; .,,1; '• ~ (11ri - ~ ~J!l'lll;~ , foal!lldcln iJUIIIIiJQiill ~'doll·~..~ . ' . did ••• 111 to, !flay, If tG 11ft In lroat ?B-14 • i!Jll )MINIOII.' ;. •• · lllli!GU, lrinleil .Ill 1111 ' TiJl !lied. . But llilli '#lt ~ f!IPI!I ~ ~ ~t1Gn,111UIIlm~!:"'cl , 14'' ' aDcliiOINI',..,..,.toallo!r.A!IIt "llliiltia&= ~ MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (UPI)- Quarterback ~ llllrd period boll ,..,. by. ~ OVIr troaa ·!hi 11'\'t,... .!'ftld alrlb'nllt. · · ·• Wbl-'1·~ ~lloa lllil'' ~ IQ.I ,)~ 1\fike Sherwood IICOI'ed one louclldown, passed for OhiO Slllte mf&bl not bive ihe blaio SWit • :17-111111111111 1li IIi' ~~ · lltlf, llllbOll . IINd!IIIWil'l ~b,dqn FUll. ,_.. ~ 1110 pother and set up a third Saturday to lea4 West '-In 11ll1Jtli!ID ~ TbeyN~IIihdtlr. ~-71Hitnllltllitqilll, ~1011 *Dili'. ~=~=J.~ ...u.- Valek, justtiof<retlle~. f<rii•~I'WI- ·~. 'l'be OWO!It.a'l • a.-·~~,1( ltclb tile 11, ''""·JII*ftiifl: 1o dm,: -'"' "'""- ' <ii(~: V'""'ft'a U •· ersity to a. 21 · t ~P- mv a..- VIcoryovers._u Vlllet, '-"*"' ('tt tlle' IIllnl AarterbockRUKmrflll7t li!!tt - '4ac"'li•!ill, ,llutllilld lllolied , fv', l!~la'i,~.Od - ~.];,'1"· -"'~ •F . 't 111ft:~' _. ~~ frlm iflel1!o fat~ ~ · ~ Ul R~~ \ ., • 17 ;~IMidatTimll·llodlnel, Surtda,, Oclollerti,IIN I _,,,.•:· '· U:.*q~Wb.Sellles, ~ miD~tet . lalor ~Ilea Waveolyi.:.ndtlneu.-111 faced wUb •lblr4 dOWIIIJJilll, eranted oe ~ lllllllred • 311· tile final period with Welcb· tiCtld et Ylnll fat aiOadlllon ,rant 'I'D.,... 10 Martin,.._ &IIIIJnl• rooa•llnc prdi'UII oaabrollenplay.MarlllrllioPI EP ldck R bJoctel !lid tile hof«e !qih•J.. qil&lilbaek tile EP llid the lead - . ,.._ -~ IIOod··II 3W wllh 1:11 Joe.Allord t.Nd a :M yaad TD Waver]J ftnaU1 _.. Wilen nm•""t · )llli to MalOy and C!J!V'""'ed luUhocll Jollll8eiJIIIIIl "" 'lbe t18era ...ell back !!lib !!lib Mike {)yeo 011 1111 ilcbl prd OYilr from tile .... JM~Iine bolfbaclr Dan Weldl ))8.IIIJw II aoorlnc pall. . !lido. Wllcll J an 'tile a- ptlllto.end Bill Maloy for 1 ·l'olloo!lnllbelulloDd\llYeraloatoulatetlle . . . IDUI!bdown wltb Selunlu run- bJ()Jir,lbeoeaniiOodaiiWC J!llll1:D....atnlnc In lbetblrd tdns the eoavenloa to mate II IIIII Dati Welell- "'P 011 quartar. 31-11. 1be lmparlllll cmvtnloa run ""!' u..c· woWd bave lmolted the aoore. . Wltb J-.l:Olleflllllbe • IIJd W""'ily!!IUI no timeremalnlns Wellli<la )ua fill " " the c:lo!:t •to PG11 lb!llr 0n.t • wiD lllil dnJp IntO lfllt P9 I 11111 .CI( lui fat*Yil'dl· , Weill ton netted 11 11t1t . dowal, ltO)'lll'dton tile tm!l!l· . . "'14!eled 12 Ill.~ ·f<r 217 ,..__ . ' .. Bu1cb 'lr.!lbb JlllOed lbe TlitJr ball ~ !IIIII f1 pedi iii lmll lrlpnlile .1M Jlil1lll'l pilei!. II ·yardl In li triM led •lilt • SIIUJittc:aibowWmrl1wltll llaekett. • : _1 , l2flnll .dolms, M7ardll'lllllinl, _Willllton 10 1111 .~ •· IIIII C<liDpletlns 18 « fl s-et Wl\'ti'IJ I 0 It~ . ' "•YII'I:r : R 'n ~ Tigers Score Come-From·JJehind Win Over JHS: .~i:t,Ogan. 0 8 0 )'Ard~ J . · . •· ·.M~ .' ,•SEO . · wm ;,·~ JACKSON-Inabardloupl • grid ~tile at Jacbon Friday ..-~ nlsht Coach Bob Bruney'• . ~ lriintoa Tigers battled' !ram beblnd ID qe the defending ) · .. · . · champion lronmen 1111-18 In tile final three mlnutea of action. A t3 yard ran by balfbaek >.< Ail'IIEN& • lllaifbaet llk:k tbe .two point conver11on Kilba! eanlillled 1111 !antutiC lollowtng eacb ICOI'e to make It l'&lll1lng l"rrdly ntaJII u be 3W with 5,311 nmalnlng. . , aeWed lllrMI touel1downa 11lld Krebladded bla lblnl toucb- Jloui Jfenry with 3:17 left Ironton score with Jell enabled die Tlgen to .n~ Howard's kick putting the their IIOCGIId 1equ< 91etory Ttlers.pn top 7~. while Jaelilon ]Oft r..- the tblrd Law In tile opening period a time In~ pl87. bad center snap on an Jrontoa FnlliJacliBobby Snlltbopened punt went over Howard'• head tile scorJnc In tile lltsl period and rolled out of tile end zone to when he a1ashed 33 yonls fcr ,an live Jackson a tw01J01nt11fety. B · a1 F R d kin :-au::~~··~=:~~= eng s ace e 8 h·-'"" s - cains demollllled Atbens tt-e, tcruntbOCOIDIItott-eandkeep · ul ....... tart in our CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Cincinnati head c:oacb Pa "~"'" 1 -·~• -· Clnclnnatl llenpla 1!111 be up Brown drilled bla team 011 lbe directloo." qulrlel- on • 63-yard Pll!l.ffom. Gallipolll In tile undefeated aplnat 0118 of 111e: premier Wllhington aerial atfllct In 1 CinetnnaU bas lost to Detroit, qUJ'terbllcll Grq 9mllh to and ranlia. Field Houallll Cleveland and Kanlll -~~~ ,wllh MIIJaekl Ken Lopn'a tlnmdorous offense ::=..:!:~-:,.~ :.:.~e-up at Spinney City. ~deleatedWasbiJ18ton .........,.n a eonvera on run cburntd lbroup tile fading end a lour.game lollng olrlng In "We're p~Qlna &ood football in a pre seasoo contest Sivlng. tile ~· an N lead Bnlldoga fat 221lnt downs, 276 Wasblngllll. teams and we bavo been able to Virgil Carter, who produced a ~tb 1;3'lolelt. . yards J'UIIdng, and ccanpleted Sonny Jurgwen, tile Red- slick rlehl with them eyen good . passing atfllck In tile '1'llll -all of tile ICOrlng In •ven of 13 passes !or ltoyarda. skino' quarterback, will be though we baven't been able to Bengala' loss ID Kanoaa City tile enUre lint~ utile leaml .In additloa to the 221 yonls by looking ID scalp tile Bengala beat them .. Brown ..ld In here lui week, will apin start fou8htbllllri)'IDutandotlina Krebl, Culbertlon added 66 wben tile two teams meet at commenflni on die Benpls' at quarterback. ~lf'JI)esutll ·contest. lliiN'e on II C81'1'lea lor the Robert F. Kennedy Sl&dlum. loelng streak. "We )UII hope earw,acquiredfromBulfalo . KJeho lallied 1111 llrst TD wlnner1. early 1n tile seasoo when Greg wbeill .lle pieked Off an Atlle111 Fullback Don Wood led · Cook was forced out of action ......_nine w..,.... Athens wltb 3t yarda 1n 10 has 00111pleted t7 passes In 1oi wltb .tiJe Stilltb 1D Smith COlli· carries .. the BuJidoaa 1ft!l't attemptBf..- 568yardsand three biNIIOii accounting !Gr the limjflld to 12 lirllt dorwna, 101 twchdOWJ>s COIJ\'II1IOii lo live Lopn • 18-0 l'!llblnl. and compleled lout of The rugg~ Bengals defense, lead·.• l tbe !0:3$ mart of tile nine , . _ fer 28 yU1Ia with led by rookie tackle Mike Reid period. two Intercepted. · and oecond-year Unebacker Bill , llli~falai«Krebaraetll Tile Chleltalns drew 12 Bergey will be faced witb 112 hi8 oecond TD and J10118)Ues fer 98 yonls wblle ROCKiNGi!AM, ;~.C. (UPI) nearly flij,OOO. CbarU, Glotz. contai~lng the . Wasblnston' "" to 2W wltb 1Jl8 Albennu called five tlmea lor - Lee Roy Yar~ush ol bleb of Georaetown, illd., hal running attack, led by Larry l!lft. !15 yards. Columbia, S. C., goes after 1111 the pole poelllon, haviJC polled Brown. ~ Paul Searmack The score by quartera: oecond alr&lgbt American 500 a quallfylng Jpeed Tbunday of Rookie defeoslve end Nick · !0!" Athens, ~ Losan 1 0 It D--41 llock car victory 1oc11y ID tile 138,411 mpb 1n his Dodge Roman of Obio Sfllte waa ac=~,~.tllemC:IIrat:.'i Pl., .or tile Athens 0 0 0 6-1 siJ:tlJ 1'11Jl111ng of die $100,000 llly!Dna. lt't tbe lom111 time tlvated lor tile game, where be ttyardnm to' evatl at lbe Nottb .Cei-ollna thll year Glotl!baeb hal cap- iJ1 expected w see actloo .. a COUJJt ,w 2U with IIIUBIIAM TO llliTlJIE Motor speedway. lund tile pole. linebacker. MEXICO CITY (UP!) Yarbroop, S2, hal his Ally of tile top dozen llartel'l The Bengala aiJio announced 'lbree - time world cbamplon Mercury C,elone In tile lltb · Ia &ivtll an own eblnce of that I!Jree.year veteran tackle drlnr Jack Brabham of lllaJ1lns pooiUon In tile 4llar tUJns the cheekertd fila, In· Bob Wella hal been claimed on ... ~alia Sa"•""• ....~ ................. 1 ,.. ng Injured waivers from Sin ,..,.... __, IMOJJIJC ed n eld wblch waa comp1eted ,._.,. .... ..a-•t• ""'~ ••• hla retire!DI!DI from motor Salurday with qualllylns runs mmay wlnMr, 1llciJII'Ii Petty. Olep. He will be unable ID play elle!!J1te after IDday'a fat tile llaal 10 siDia. The l'etl7, who wDI IJIIrt aeventb, Ia fer two weelu!. GAIId.l'l-ls. ·~ . delendll:W ehamploa bu 'liCIII m'Jnc . bi.tlllb'winof-U.·JW· ..... ,, . · ... . , '·"'"' · '(•n~JOJ ~ ~ ~· ca o8erton' -...-n1Mt14Jllibe ~ ill4!"~f~l"j{jl?l'~'"fi RimiUOII >ef c;l;l;\'r 1A'CKihtey 41' ~H J;J..O ialf VR ~tiriS lntheNa · · IGOatdil.iiDtte D.tiam,Mua.,wbowlll,.n .DoVIIblsoe . ( ' ' : •. ' ' r two weelu! ago. lilr lletlve duty In the Arm:r · •·· .. First !ll'iz£ today ts wor1b MCIIIday. 11'' ·""· · >~Cored In the lint tbe Cbleltalna Ued with Yarbrough Seek·s 2nd TI.tle In Row ,.ro. third ~ · ~""J:} _::'"~ ~ ,,.,..~v> ... , ·· Pl'li'SBURGH rUd llrot ~ :-=nt; :' U8'·'~~ Pe~'' ' !llil~"u:rJ: for ·Fifth Win. ' Green Twp - :.:~~·~1 defenllve play late In tile lblnl period, 8lqpplns • Miami drive byhlltlngBobbyBel!lfatan uyard lost!. · &sgle Frye made two lntercllpllone for the Panlbn. Miami did not erou lfll own . ~ Six Banling For • Spoil·8 SW Carroll 11 Berne Union 0 Springfield Stfewnee 42 Nor· theastern 7 Coshoclon 0 Mansfield Madison Rl~~~~ 14 Indian vanev SOuth 6 Portsmouth Eost 16 New Boston 14 Sorlngtield 38 Porlsmouth a F'orlsmoulh West 56 Minford o Northwesl 26 Wheelersburg 14 New Lexington 71 West Musk!ngum o Maysville 35 Philo o Morgan 27 L~cooler Remelln 0 Sfevl!!!nvnle :a John Mershon &~~'?,_~,al! We!rtoo ~W!• \Ia,) 16 Yorksv!lle56Adenao &lpll'birtl, wblclJ wu qualllied !Oib T11ur1day by Grand Homecommg . !""Je Nelson Bero · .. . Cavaliers' ·:108-104 ' . ln ·Peston IJD!Iillliz\edtackl... ~ one fumble *:1!11 " ·bit oae ' traveil (,. r; Tri~ph ,, In- to . ltH'-+Il h.~ ;t-li ,: f' downs, showed 17J ruablng, and completed elghtGi 17 pasaea for 75 yards. ; The Jrorunen piCked up 1~ lirllt downs, 188 yards 1'1lllinS., and bit on eight of llpaaaa fat 121 yards. Smith wao Ironton's top ground piner wltb 67 yardo In 10 carries while Murphy lod Jackson on·66 yonls In U ltlpl. The sc..-e by quarlerl: fro" wn 7 0 7 ~20 Jackson 2 a 0 ~II Mens MEXICO CITY (UP!)- Six drlvl!l'l w111 be baWlng in die Mexican Grand PriJ: loda)' for tbe runnll'up &pot In tbe 1970 world Formula One champlonshlp. The late Jocben Rindt, of Austria, driving a Lotui.Ford, already won the cbamplonsblp and, therefore, Ibis year's runnerup w111 become the top living Formula One dri...-. Rindt, who w.. killed In a Jl'actice nm pri..- ID the llallan Grand Pril<, amassed 45 points In wlJmlng nvegrand prixes·tbis ,ew. · American biver Jim Puebal otHigbPolnt,N.c.Palebalwill pllollllt blue car today. Suns·Edge•. 10. Midway In the final quarter a 70yardpassbyValentlnesetup a three yard touchdown run by Dan Murphy. Valentine added tile convenion 111 a run and the lronmen led 11-14. 'l'bl8 set the otage for llenry'a pme.winnlng touchdown run in the waning minutes of die contest with a final score 20-18 alter Howard's placement was not good. tronllll rolled up 19 first Runnerup Po11ition ~n'!:':'c~~:'~:."~ · Dlinoi8 Coach PATRIOT- Green'a Bobcafl . l!:aali'ililo- been~edearHeri'HIIIered spoiled Southwestern'• Fired By Board tbe IIIIJII' ml4!m' ~ tile homecoming here fri!lay nlgbt ' 1eCQ!111 ,.,.. aDd ~hi-p • n. by pooUng 8 30-o vici«y over CILUIPAIGN, m. (UPl) :rar!l ..-a· lq ~ Sclunldt. Collcb Mel Carllr's Hllblan· Football CoaeiJ Jim Valell: of FoUowtna an ri•p of' In· dell Dllnolnu llral elfectlve after lerceptloaa, tbe Hurricane• . Mite Ttlplett II& pound Saturday's pme between tileD drove S8 yardll lor "ten~or fulQla~ ' scorec1 two Unlvenily olllllnots and Oblo ~V811'1touebcJbn. louchdoWlllaM-CODII!IIliOII · Bille IJDlYfJI'Iily, tile board iJI CoclnDe drove 'lllaml It lmluDan bolfbact Glen~ director• of tbe Atblellc ·~~ :rardf.totbtruttfollowlnsll» Bmeit, 1 110.]lounder,crooaocl Aaooelat'CIII l!1l10III1Cid belore aecondol!a~l tlekotf bill a tile aoaiUne twice and added tbe game. r:~ holdln& penaltx lfalle~ the four eacn polnlp wblle Carl ''lbll board vOted~ march IIIIi then_ arabiJed ~.~pound~ 011 ll'rlda)' to """ Valek, tile bla leeald 1b~. quarterbadi,*<lred ooce. · an _ _ , llld. Green Twp. J'l!lled fer SID . y • l'!llblnl. m pillllns and 17flnl·.~:· ~~ . . wu 'beld to·JJII:Iirtl daiaiJ and ' ' . ' ' , ' ' I a .yardl paillns.. , , Dave Bash and Mile, Potter plcied·off In~ fat tile . llighlandota. Potter wu tbe touchell Highlander delander. flO made 38-yml line IJDIII llartlna ~Oicbrane,l!bo bad ~olfdcl KennyVIIenUne,tlletalenflld sophomore quarterbacli, put JllCbon on top witb a three yard run In tile second ~ and dlen added tile tw01J01nt COIIverslonrun lA> make it 1~7at halfUme. In tile tblrd quarter Hal SpeonJ rolled wt on an option play and scooted 33 yards lor a touchdown and Howud's place klek put Ironton back on top It- .•;. ' ' tcp Is a Btttlt. BeHed C. P. 0. The C.P .o. gets new ct111 from Campus (R l. It'S e~~: tr a tong and belted In 1 brighl ·fone bloc k plolel. F ea 1u res n a v v .type buttons , button-down flip chest pockets &nd un iQUt buckle on lhl' belt. In 15 per cent wool - IS per cent n)llon with a warm acr yli c lin ing . A very charm tng aCICIItlon to fht Campu s Fall collection . '22.98 CAMPUs Other C. P.O. Styles From S13.9t 1a------------iiii.Jiii I r t; �"' • .- '~ -'! 11.: lt-'l'l!la.cii7T!m.-llientlnol,llao4lt,~·· lt'lll ;the . e ,. . < 8 ' s· rts . Desk -Gallians' Mike Wolfe Su#ers .Leg Fracture .,/ . ,l . How Ia the buman ""'''Onn of defeat, ... 'rictory, ~ caavoyecl by -.Ia whlcb since the first ooe was I]I'OWied are a)eet to ...., mfamderatood? • Ji'orllllllteb', Meigs High f81111 baven ~ bad to bunt tha( ldnd of wan1a oflea. We're out of pracUce. soare ourloolball pla,Jen. But tbat balry old A)'in8 applies, "If you are gonna he a winner you belles' he ready to ba a looer too." I'Vbapa we Clll tal!& it by indlvlduala : - Four Bllllrdlly llllll1lini querlll'bacb on Pomeroy MaiD St., "<l!olllpolls 1111111 lair and oquare. Thoae boya, wanted It real bad, llld ouniDide too Jlllll)' mlst•tee." -Cbarleo Clancey, Marauder C<lllcb, "'llley (GalllpoUa) did 1 aood Job. So did Ecker. They were strong defemively from tackle to tackle .•, -other Day after ~erbacks, "We're glad our fumbles werupread out,rather than aD by one boy. 'llle blame ~~aD faD on one player Ibis way. Those Blue De .US were hltUng bard. 'llley made their lreaks." - Larry MlaT!son, assistant superintendent, ''They even toot our game boll" ( awarded to Newt Jones of Gaiiipolla who preaenled it to MD:e Wolfe, injured mi<klle guard). - Mrs. CaroB Soowden, mother of QB Larry Snowden, "See, it went just the oppoelte what you wrote, didn' 11, Mr. Tan· neblU." - Mr. George Hargroves, superlnlendmt, to Coacll Eclrer, (ConUnued on page 19) of Johnson each Intercepted 8 pass. Larry Wright recovered 8 Viking fumble. Steve Marlin blocked 8 punt. Ml« fumbling away the ball twice In the llrst quarter, the Blacl<s got on the acoreboard on the last play. Clayton dulled 62 • yards, with Steve Miller opening the gales with a key block. That made it ~Larry Wright recovered .a VIking fumble on the Ripley 1 to set ~ the second m. Mike Rawaon cashed Jt in with a bursf' of IIJ'ed 011 • pitdloul from ...... .. Wahama Is 39-0 Loser · ' an~ • Black and moved tbelr · record to ~7. II - the veblele for a I'1$yard l'lllllln8 nlgbt for aenior ba"""": Greg Clayton who ICONd oo n111 ol 12, 25 and II\ prdl. II AW the lirlb of a new ~ back for PPIIS, a 140 • pDiiacl youncster named Steve Milllr. Steve netted~ in 10 cailea, se<red oo a lJ.yard dalil, added I two-point COO• Ni IIGu, llllllhrew a key block to lpl'ill& Qay!Gn looae on his 1q nm. Fullback Mite Rawson plcbdupthellltlltoWiduwn 111 llllfty 7-fard • • .,... with a Brad PaiJjer pitdloul. He allo tumed In 101110 big league ldrkJnt off. For Ripley, Gerald Matheny, Jai)OIIId lelllor back, ripped for 'll-f1li'dl net in :10 rlpa. He aetull7 gliDed Ill but wu lbrolm for I of lbort . . . by I fttrce local defeole. 'l1le Vlldftp toucbdcnm C8DIO Ill • JlftltJ ~ alrike from Qll Jim Stllre 1<1 end Ridl Arm· llead to CliP an c,ard drive. Pl. ~loot I of I fum. lllea, bad • pall lDteroepted, llld caatrvlled the boll oo oaiy It offet81ve playa to 77 for the lolen. But that defwe of the locais - •vage, ave for the one llple when the Vikings drove for their ~ard touclldown. Walter Smith ond Joe n..- ' game opening kickoff, with Sfeye Miller a~pping u., drive on a three yard m carr)l. Buffington then scored Ravenswood's second tally later in the S!llbe quarter on bla ~yard run. He also ran for a three yard ID in the aecond period. 'llle two teams battled on even Ierma In the tblnl quarter and then Ravenswood broke Sctn: 20-6, •Big Blacb. And that's how it wu at the ball. 'llle Big Blaclll drove Sf. yards In eight playa early In the third canto, with Clayton lllarmning over from !he I fof,. bls third It came at the 1:31 point and·the Blacke were In !root, 2U. lAter, Ripley beld the BlacU &r downa 111 the ~ II. But wben !bey tried to punt out, Seve Marlin ll<mled llrougb to bloclt Burs•' punt. 1be baD wu downed on the 13. n toot Steve Miller ooe play to netoglale tho Steve lunged and lrolre t8ckleo to finally land in the end ZDRe. That made It 32-4 and mdoid the soorlng. m. dlsla,.,.. Perfect family wagon·with more no-cost exbas L011ds load apeoe-5 eay-entfl' doora, of SM:tJH &!Ht of SAL'ES ~ . • 68 ' Easter11 Ave• . ' t'li,, Wolf.. ... taken to the Holzer (U) weD below the (laUbo•' M'dlatl Cent« by the Pmleroy u ...,.. avence. . Emergency Sqjllld. Dr. Donald But Larry Snowden, 151; 'l'llaJer reported around noon pound scrambling jllllior; ' Saturday that Wolfe's fraclure quarterback, found th( Wolfe (63) who wu IDJured on the PJay. Wolfe llifa'MI a OCCiirr'MI between the knee and Chanceymen's pass defense: oompound fracture of the left leg'ln a pileup of bla team.- · ankle. The Blue De.U gridder Is vulnerable in the ...,ond and' mateo. Others left 1<1 ·rtgbt are Erie Saunders (Ss), Cllldt reported in gooiil condiUon. third periods; compleUng ll¥e ofo Wood (A), Mark Davia (76), Tom Prose <lll, Mlkfllerrldce Frlday'slriumpb left the Blue sil:aeriala for 112 yards and twO. (14t, andllluck Rowan! (:II). Number 50 Ullds- Wolfe 'I ann Devlls in a first place lie with touchdowns. Going lntl Is MeiCI' Hoger Abbott. BeblNI Abbollla Mar8ucl.r "-ckle unbeat<!ll Logan (the a.leftalns Friday's battle, Snowden ba' Mart Werry. . . ran roughsllod over A""'"" completed only nJne ol31 ~ l%1ay, 44-&), with a ~ for 86 yards. ~ conference mark. After the final whlalle: Tile Jon, Melp IOCGlld lD staU.Uca re.ealed ·~•lgs, 1Jk4!: oevea games, left tbe GAHS last year, won Marauders Ia audloputed everything but the baD game. tblnl plaee with a S.W ...,. The Maraudera led in first fereace mark. One more dQWrul (111-12); offensive playa vletory by either GaiiipoJls or (63-49); net yards rusblng (14&LOIBD will ellmlnatt tbe 101) and total yards rusblng Bftll. Marauden from the lJ70 title passing, (221-213) . But lt'1 pJclllre. Mete• will journey to what's on the acor~baard that Logo l%1ay m,ilt wllere really counta, and for the llrat Coacb Cbaacey'slads hope to lime sinee Melga High Scbool der1ll the bllh·nying wu formed four y•.ars qo, Cllleftaln Elpreso. Gallipolls wu on IAJp wben tho Should GAHS and Logan .final gun sounded. cllnUnue undefeated Oct. 30, the no Gallipolis defeaoln ' SEOAL's 45th championship unit forced tbree MeiJo will be determined orvMemorial fumlllu In tile 11m balf- an Field in GalllpoUa on Nov. 6. were ret•IYered by · tile . Wllliama had the baD. Others In on the play, left to right, are The Ecke~ must get by vlllton - and tbat led to t1oe Pat Bost« (48), Jolm Davll (20), Tom Hoflner (40), Marl! defending champion Jackson Marauders dowaf.U. Werry (76), Pete Neal (38), Rocer Abbot! (50), Eric Saunders Ibis Friday in order to remain in Wltbouta doubt, II wu one cl (33) , Mllre Berridge (14), and Cback Howard (ZI). Wllllama the championahip picture. the finest Oihlbllioos ol SEOAt Is hidden from view by an llllidenU!l'd Blue De¥ll betwFriday's conteot pitied the football in many years. Saunders and Berridge. loop:s highest • acoring team Turning in outstanllln1 (Meigs) against the league's defensive performances for best defensive team (GAllS). GAHSwere Dave Burnell, T..D Gallipolis entered the game . Prose, Pete Neal, Mark Davli with the loop's best rush· andJlmMiller.TheMarallders' •ing mark ( 818 yards) md nell! • defensive unit was led bj 1<1 • the • worst pallling record Wayne Well, Fred Loe, Tinr (88 yards) and !tonically, It was Williams and Bob Stewart. a• RUGGED ACi'ION - Tbls was a typiCal scene durinc Friday night's MeiCI • Galllp)lls football game at Marauder Stadium In PCJ!IIOI'oy .. Melgo' llennla Boggs, (22). thfl game's leading ground gainer (100 yards in .z; lripa) Is stopped by Gallla'a Dave Blll'll'!lt (22) 111 tiUa play. However, Tiny the Sports Desk. ,.s , nat floor. Power plue ~-98 HP overllead cam engine, up 1o 25 ml!ei per'·gallorl. SOlid· COflllorlbucket Nata, eaay-clea11 vinyt interior, Hitty front diiC brakes. · ' Wolfe's injury came on lbe sixth play of U. g&!De after Meigs tailback Dennis Bogp bail picked · up 10 yards and a first down on tile Mata!lderl 31, Appafently Wolfe got tangled lip in a' pileup IIJIIOD& his own · mt~~. MASON - Senior Halfback Steve Buffinglon se<red three touchdowns to Jead the Ravenswood !led De¥lls to a 390 victory over bost Wabama Friday night at Bacblel FU!Id in Mason. Buffington, will> baa consistently been the leading ground gainer for c..t:h Fred Taylor's !led DeYila Ibis year, churned for a total of 132 yards while pacing the Jackson CounUans. Buffington's touchdowns :~~,:.~of 44, three, and steve opened up the Ravenswood scoring oo the loooelor two more touchdowns in the final period. Buffington scored the Drat Ravenswood touchdown ol the fourth period on a live yard .~~ carry and then GII'J"W ··. yar.;lkoi-e: 12-G. ~ was raeed 42 yards io paydirt M1hi 8:37 stW to go In the second final m carry of the ouUng. quart«. Ravenswood SCfll'ed one eztra JOe Johnson in!Brcepted a Slll<e paas and returned ~ A thought for today: Amerl· yards to the Ripley 211 to aet up can Author Ridgley Torrence the third tally. Clayton tnnt lbrolllb tile middle lor 25-yards aaid, ''God gave them youth, and the acore. Steve Miller God gave them love, and even llammered over the cooversloo God can give them no more." and II was ~With 5:0'1 left, the Vlk!nga started to move. Tbey took 13 playa to negotiate the diBII'M". 'llle big galnen were 14, 17 aad lS-yarda by Gerald Matheny, plus20 yards on pell(tlea Gli the locais. Stlke cubed II bl wilb a :5-yard bomb to Rick Armlllead. It came at the 0:311 point In the quarter. _,. ,. . . . •:w ~ MARAUPER STADIUM" PO.ERO~ .- .·. Jllaym and fans were lladdened wltb l!lilcl •\ ~- re!lllil!inJ iD tile lint pe,iocl ol l~,, ~t'a GABS· Meigs football game·wJJt~~ 'BJ~e l)evlf · defensive ·middle guard · Mike Wolfe, 17~••1 · liJ!bomore, BUff~ a eomJIO!ind fracture ot ~ iJf • Black 8 End Losmg Miller £ Spell, Romp, 32-u :~sw=:~:.!r: ·"""~'".;.Ill ~ :?r~10illrlj rar tile Jtoa .' ' (;allipclli$ bv flaet TannelaUI BY JACK ROGERS RIPLEY _ There 1s 00 lllllolltute for victory. It 1s Uke a man getUng his hands on a cba of apple pie aller star· 'line fc.- almolt two months. Tile Point Pleasant Big Blacks got that elusive win Friday night, downing the lllpbomcn • dominated Ripley Vlklnp, 3U, up In Memorial Pleld In Jackaln County. It was the 37th renewal lor the !ldOolrenBuctetandotretched the lo<alo' lll1ea llllvantage to 30+1. . • •• · ,..J~..,.fiQ .·iilillll~"~ \rr,,..,:';, ...- . . ..... ~ . · ~-r.oll!....,.~ IUIII---- _.....~WLUQI 'flnlilly. aeti:,U the editorial ruomls do~ Hobart Wll!oo .rr., emotional wreck Friday, but quite rejuvenated Salurtl4y, thank you, glad thalli's aD over for another week, and alre'dy worried about .., affair of the gridiron coming up at Jackson. But he did aettle down long eoougb to provide the following: . ·,,..• - --~= "' ·ra ~- prol'ed tO be the d!IM~e!K:e. ' ·!hi = 2i Tbe powerl1l M'arauder lri]ls. DenniS picllia up defense limited the l!eller- 100 yards in 25 !rips f..- the mea lo Itt yards lD U trlpo Marauders. irilll ·" JON KLOES, end, reached high inlD the air to grab Ibis pa.u {rjllll Melga Ill! Bob Werry during Friday nlgbt'a GAHS ~ Meigs grid 11111e. Defender on right Is Gallia's MD:e Berridge, WOLFE RECEIVES GAME BAlL - MU,-•IIId Mike Wolfe, 1'/0.poundiOPboJD«e middle guard on tile GAllS Blue Devlls football team, Ia pictured above In lbe Holler Media~l Cent« Saturday morning with Friday nlght'a game baU and Blue De¥ll co-captain Tom Prose, left, and GARS · lacll:le CIIICk Wood. Wolfe suffered a compound fracture of ' 1M left leg wltll three mlflltes gone in the 11rat period of Friday night's football game at Meigs. He Is the son ol Mr. and Mrs. Otllo Wolfe, Rt, I, Galllpolla. Newt Jmea, Gallipolis, spectator, was aWarded the game ball. Jones, a fermer All~AL Blue De¥ll alblete, requealed that Wolfe be presented the ball. Mike's mother aald Saturday If all goes ~·her son llhoaldhe able to play baD nat year. �"' • .- '~ -'! 11.: lt-'l'l!la.cii7T!m.-llientlnol,llao4lt,~·· lt'lll ;the . e ,. . < 8 ' s· rts . Desk -Gallians' Mike Wolfe Su#ers .Leg Fracture .,/ . ,l . How Ia the buman ""'''Onn of defeat, ... 'rictory, ~ caavoyecl by -.Ia whlcb since the first ooe was I]I'OWied are a)eet to ...., mfamderatood? • Ji'orllllllteb', Meigs High f81111 baven ~ bad to bunt tha( ldnd of wan1a oflea. We're out of pracUce. soare ourloolball pla,Jen. But tbat balry old A)'in8 applies, "If you are gonna he a winner you belles' he ready to ba a looer too." I'Vbapa we Clll tal!& it by indlvlduala : - Four Bllllrdlly llllll1lini querlll'bacb on Pomeroy MaiD St., "<l!olllpolls 1111111 lair and oquare. Thoae boya, wanted It real bad, llld ouniDide too Jlllll)' mlst•tee." -Cbarleo Clancey, Marauder C<lllcb, "'llley (GalllpoUa) did 1 aood Job. So did Ecker. They were strong defemively from tackle to tackle .•, -other Day after ~erbacks, "We're glad our fumbles werupread out,rather than aD by one boy. 'llle blame ~~aD faD on one player Ibis way. Those Blue De .US were hltUng bard. 'llley made their lreaks." - Larry MlaT!son, assistant superintendent, ''They even toot our game boll" ( awarded to Newt Jones of Gaiiipolla who preaenled it to MD:e Wolfe, injured mi<klle guard). - Mrs. CaroB Soowden, mother of QB Larry Snowden, "See, it went just the oppoelte what you wrote, didn' 11, Mr. Tan· neblU." - Mr. George Hargroves, superlnlendmt, to Coacll Eclrer, (ConUnued on page 19) of Johnson each Intercepted 8 pass. Larry Wright recovered 8 Viking fumble. Steve Marlin blocked 8 punt. Ml« fumbling away the ball twice In the llrst quarter, the Blacl<s got on the acoreboard on the last play. Clayton dulled 62 • yards, with Steve Miller opening the gales with a key block. That made it ~Larry Wright recovered .a VIking fumble on the Ripley 1 to set ~ the second m. Mike Rawaon cashed Jt in with a bursf' of IIJ'ed 011 • pitdloul from ...... .. Wahama Is 39-0 Loser · ' an~ • Black and moved tbelr · record to ~7. II - the veblele for a I'1$yard l'lllllln8 nlgbt for aenior ba"""": Greg Clayton who ICONd oo n111 ol 12, 25 and II\ prdl. II AW the lirlb of a new ~ back for PPIIS, a 140 • pDiiacl youncster named Steve Milllr. Steve netted~ in 10 cailea, se<red oo a lJ.yard dalil, added I two-point COO• Ni IIGu, llllllhrew a key block to lpl'ill& Qay!Gn looae on his 1q nm. Fullback Mite Rawson plcbdupthellltlltoWiduwn 111 llllfty 7-fard • • .,... with a Brad PaiJjer pitdloul. He allo tumed In 101110 big league ldrkJnt off. For Ripley, Gerald Matheny, Jai)OIIId lelllor back, ripped for 'll-f1li'dl net in :10 rlpa. He aetull7 gliDed Ill but wu lbrolm for I of lbort . . . by I fttrce local defeole. 'l1le Vlldftp toucbdcnm C8DIO Ill • JlftltJ ~ alrike from Qll Jim Stllre 1<1 end Ridl Arm· llead to CliP an c,ard drive. Pl. ~loot I of I fum. lllea, bad • pall lDteroepted, llld caatrvlled the boll oo oaiy It offet81ve playa to 77 for the lolen. But that defwe of the locais - •vage, ave for the one llple when the Vikings drove for their ~ard touclldown. Walter Smith ond Joe n..- ' game opening kickoff, with Sfeye Miller a~pping u., drive on a three yard m carr)l. Buffington then scored Ravenswood's second tally later in the S!llbe quarter on bla ~yard run. He also ran for a three yard ID in the aecond period. 'llle two teams battled on even Ierma In the tblnl quarter and then Ravenswood broke Sctn: 20-6, •Big Blacb. And that's how it wu at the ball. 'llle Big Blaclll drove Sf. yards In eight playa early In the third canto, with Clayton lllarmning over from !he I fof,. bls third It came at the 1:31 point and·the Blacke were In !root, 2U. lAter, Ripley beld the BlacU &r downa 111 the ~ II. But wben !bey tried to punt out, Seve Marlin ll<mled llrougb to bloclt Burs•' punt. 1be baD wu downed on the 13. n toot Steve Miller ooe play to netoglale tho Steve lunged and lrolre t8ckleo to finally land in the end ZDRe. That made It 32-4 and mdoid the soorlng. m. dlsla,.,.. Perfect family wagon·with more no-cost exbas L011ds load apeoe-5 eay-entfl' doora, of SM:tJH &!Ht of SAL'ES ~ . • 68 ' Easter11 Ave• . ' t'li,, Wolf.. ... taken to the Holzer (U) weD below the (laUbo•' M'dlatl Cent« by the Pmleroy u ...,.. avence. . Emergency Sqjllld. Dr. Donald But Larry Snowden, 151; 'l'llaJer reported around noon pound scrambling jllllior; ' Saturday that Wolfe's fraclure quarterback, found th( Wolfe (63) who wu IDJured on the PJay. Wolfe llifa'MI a OCCiirr'MI between the knee and Chanceymen's pass defense: oompound fracture of the left leg'ln a pileup of bla team.- · ankle. The Blue De.U gridder Is vulnerable in the ...,ond and' mateo. Others left 1<1 ·rtgbt are Erie Saunders (Ss), Cllldt reported in gooiil condiUon. third periods; compleUng ll¥e ofo Wood (A), Mark Davia (76), Tom Prose <lll, Mlkfllerrldce Frlday'slriumpb left the Blue sil:aeriala for 112 yards and twO. (14t, andllluck Rowan! (:II). Number 50 Ullds- Wolfe 'I ann Devlls in a first place lie with touchdowns. Going lntl Is MeiCI' Hoger Abbott. BeblNI Abbollla Mar8ucl.r "-ckle unbeat<!ll Logan (the a.leftalns Friday's battle, Snowden ba' Mart Werry. . . ran roughsllod over A""'"" completed only nJne ol31 ~ l%1ay, 44-&), with a ~ for 86 yards. ~ conference mark. After the final whlalle: Tile Jon, Melp IOCGlld lD staU.Uca re.ealed ·~•lgs, 1Jk4!: oevea games, left tbe GAHS last year, won Marauders Ia audloputed everything but the baD game. tblnl plaee with a S.W ...,. The Maraudera led in first fereace mark. One more dQWrul (111-12); offensive playa vletory by either GaiiipoJls or (63-49); net yards rusblng (14&LOIBD will ellmlnatt tbe 101) and total yards rusblng Bftll. Marauden from the lJ70 title passing, (221-213) . But lt'1 pJclllre. Mete• will journey to what's on the acor~baard that Logo l%1ay m,ilt wllere really counta, and for the llrat Coacb Cbaacey'slads hope to lime sinee Melga High Scbool der1ll the bllh·nying wu formed four y•.ars qo, Cllleftaln Elpreso. Gallipolls wu on IAJp wben tho Should GAHS and Logan .final gun sounded. cllnUnue undefeated Oct. 30, the no Gallipolis defeaoln ' SEOAL's 45th championship unit forced tbree MeiJo will be determined orvMemorial fumlllu In tile 11m balf- an Field in GalllpoUa on Nov. 6. were ret•IYered by · tile . Wllliama had the baD. Others In on the play, left to right, are The Ecke~ must get by vlllton - and tbat led to t1oe Pat Bost« (48), Jolm Davll (20), Tom Hoflner (40), Marl! defending champion Jackson Marauders dowaf.U. Werry (76), Pete Neal (38), Rocer Abbot! (50), Eric Saunders Ibis Friday in order to remain in Wltbouta doubt, II wu one cl (33) , Mllre Berridge (14), and Cback Howard (ZI). Wllllama the championahip picture. the finest Oihlbllioos ol SEOAt Is hidden from view by an llllidenU!l'd Blue De¥ll betwFriday's conteot pitied the football in many years. Saunders and Berridge. loop:s highest • acoring team Turning in outstanllln1 (Meigs) against the league's defensive performances for best defensive team (GAllS). GAHSwere Dave Burnell, T..D Gallipolis entered the game . Prose, Pete Neal, Mark Davli with the loop's best rush· andJlmMiller.TheMarallders' •ing mark ( 818 yards) md nell! • defensive unit was led bj 1<1 • the • worst pallling record Wayne Well, Fred Loe, Tinr (88 yards) and !tonically, It was Williams and Bob Stewart. a• RUGGED ACi'ION - Tbls was a typiCal scene durinc Friday night's MeiCI • Galllp)lls football game at Marauder Stadium In PCJ!IIOI'oy .. Melgo' llennla Boggs, (22). thfl game's leading ground gainer (100 yards in .z; lripa) Is stopped by Gallla'a Dave Blll'll'!lt (22) 111 tiUa play. However, Tiny the Sports Desk. ,.s , nat floor. Power plue ~-98 HP overllead cam engine, up 1o 25 ml!ei per'·gallorl. SOlid· COflllorlbucket Nata, eaay-clea11 vinyt interior, Hitty front diiC brakes. · ' Wolfe's injury came on lbe sixth play of U. g&!De after Meigs tailback Dennis Bogp bail picked · up 10 yards and a first down on tile Mata!lderl 31, Appafently Wolfe got tangled lip in a' pileup IIJIIOD& his own · mt~~. MASON - Senior Halfback Steve Buffinglon se<red three touchdowns to Jead the Ravenswood !led De¥lls to a 390 victory over bost Wabama Friday night at Bacblel FU!Id in Mason. Buffington, will> baa consistently been the leading ground gainer for c..t:h Fred Taylor's !led DeYila Ibis year, churned for a total of 132 yards while pacing the Jackson CounUans. Buffington's touchdowns :~~,:.~of 44, three, and steve opened up the Ravenswood scoring oo the loooelor two more touchdowns in the final period. Buffington scored the Drat Ravenswood touchdown ol the fourth period on a live yard .~~ carry and then GII'J"W ··. yar.;lkoi-e: 12-G. ~ was raeed 42 yards io paydirt M1hi 8:37 stW to go In the second final m carry of the ouUng. quart«. Ravenswood SCfll'ed one eztra JOe Johnson in!Brcepted a Slll<e paas and returned ~ A thought for today: Amerl· yards to the Ripley 211 to aet up can Author Ridgley Torrence the third tally. Clayton tnnt lbrolllb tile middle lor 25-yards aaid, ''God gave them youth, and the acore. Steve Miller God gave them love, and even llammered over the cooversloo God can give them no more." and II was ~With 5:0'1 left, the Vlk!nga started to move. Tbey took 13 playa to negotiate the diBII'M". 'llle big galnen were 14, 17 aad lS-yarda by Gerald Matheny, plus20 yards on pell(tlea Gli the locais. Stlke cubed II bl wilb a :5-yard bomb to Rick Armlllead. It came at the 0:311 point In the quarter. _,. ,. . . . •:w ~ MARAUPER STADIUM" PO.ERO~ .- .·. Jllaym and fans were lladdened wltb l!lilcl •\ ~- re!lllil!inJ iD tile lint pe,iocl ol l~,, ~t'a GABS· Meigs football game·wJJt~~ 'BJ~e l)evlf · defensive ·middle guard · Mike Wolfe, 17~••1 · liJ!bomore, BUff~ a eomJIO!ind fracture ot ~ iJf • Black 8 End Losmg Miller £ Spell, Romp, 32-u :~sw=:~:.!r: ·"""~'".;.Ill ~ :?r~10illrlj rar tile Jtoa .' ' (;allipclli$ bv flaet TannelaUI BY JACK ROGERS RIPLEY _ There 1s 00 lllllolltute for victory. It 1s Uke a man getUng his hands on a cba of apple pie aller star· 'line fc.- almolt two months. Tile Point Pleasant Big Blacks got that elusive win Friday night, downing the lllpbomcn • dominated Ripley Vlklnp, 3U, up In Memorial Pleld In Jackaln County. It was the 37th renewal lor the !ldOolrenBuctetandotretched the lo<alo' lll1ea llllvantage to 30+1. . • •• · ,..J~..,.fiQ .·iilillll~"~ \rr,,..,:';, ...- . . ..... ~ . · ~-r.oll!....,.~ IUIII---- _.....~WLUQI 'flnlilly. aeti:,U the editorial ruomls do~ Hobart Wll!oo .rr., emotional wreck Friday, but quite rejuvenated Salurtl4y, thank you, glad thalli's aD over for another week, and alre'dy worried about .., affair of the gridiron coming up at Jackson. But he did aettle down long eoougb to provide the following: . ·,,..• - --~= "' ·ra ~- prol'ed tO be the d!IM~e!K:e. ' ·!hi = 2i Tbe powerl1l M'arauder lri]ls. DenniS picllia up defense limited the l!eller- 100 yards in 25 !rips f..- the mea lo Itt yards lD U trlpo Marauders. irilll ·" JON KLOES, end, reached high inlD the air to grab Ibis pa.u {rjllll Melga Ill! Bob Werry during Friday nlgbt'a GAHS ~ Meigs grid 11111e. Defender on right Is Gallia's MD:e Berridge, WOLFE RECEIVES GAME BAlL - MU,-•IIId Mike Wolfe, 1'/0.poundiOPboJD«e middle guard on tile GAllS Blue Devlls football team, Ia pictured above In lbe Holler Media~l Cent« Saturday morning with Friday nlght'a game baU and Blue De¥ll co-captain Tom Prose, left, and GARS · lacll:le CIIICk Wood. Wolfe suffered a compound fracture of ' 1M left leg wltll three mlflltes gone in the 11rat period of Friday night's football game at Meigs. He Is the son ol Mr. and Mrs. Otllo Wolfe, Rt, I, Galllpolla. Newt Jmea, Gallipolis, spectator, was aWarded the game ball. Jones, a fermer All~AL Blue De¥ll alblete, requealed that Wolfe be presented the ball. Mike's mother aald Saturday If all goes ~·her son llhoaldhe able to play baD nat year. �.... . '~~· ' ., ~~ I'< ~ '• ' ' t II.~S.SV~· .....iti;...,,~•. U'll ' n w ·~:, '' ;. . ~~Filia Items .vtQU rN·eed,.·:~u~· '\'t jt .· ,, ,, " c~Altn•tn uns ' ~·~:). 1';,, ~VI'· ·J.. '; ·' Wanted· , O"o.DiiV:C!fttllll\~.' .', · · 1lc lj••·.w,1NTI SIX tJIIM{UtiYJ-··· · 15< I ~ ""'' · ' · ' J ' ' tents ·¥·ou::IJ9n't'In rw:~~ ' J•. <t , ·' no . ~~ ·~ .·~~lillvt doy' •· 1~ ' rl!tlnG - o> ~.,td for Ir. ' o; lriNrtlo!!l wlll lokt f!lt. r~tt. All'"'''limo ada•re r:.,tr:lctH to tHeir i~fsj[TI~~~;'!; i!W'l; ~lllflcltllom ond to fhl· •* 'l'o 'lui' . tHiiAK Olllty 1'~1tluni ltYit of ·' V'H ln-.rtlo&. .~ .c::-llltcl ~r."~~.¢11;,'/ .~:~"~~~~ - r.~ od•ortlsmtnt wlll ·llt ~h•~':' tht •••• ''·· 25< l<iro~h ' 4dt tir~lrfcl.'"" t~rto• ll< I!> UmlUIIg . ln; ' ' ' ARDEN CASTo GF Mud Uck Fqrk of,'j'hlrteen Mue Q>-.k hal . · reported a ·llpa1n& .lh)velopment which he a!lade Iaiit 11J1rinc il worldng very nlctly. · He said, ·~ with cattle ln the lleld, tlie troush lllayo full moat of the time." · We 'noted during the development of the aprlng .thet tlie water no-: was very ilron8. He used a perfontecl tile catch Week$ Weather PURINA. FARROWING CHOW~ Bulkg-laxafive-Palatable Farrowing Chow was bUilt speo:1fl ca lfy to give your sa ws that extra he lp they need at fa rrowmg tim e. I) It' s the ktnd of bul ky , laxat1ve ratt an sows need just before and aft er p1gs com e. at a t1me when t hey are 2) Sows l1ke 11, go for 11 . often " flmcky" ea ters. 3) It 's highly fort di ed w1t h e)(tra v1tamt ns and m 1neral s sows need at farr owmg t im e. 4) Farrowtns Chow FZ co n:atn s nf.l 80•. wht ch helps control scours in baby p1gs. 5) It 's a co mpl ele ra t1 on . .. easy to teed a nd store. 6) It' s the r esult of fi ve y ea rs of test tng GALUPOUS Tem· perature, pr ecipitation, and weather coodltloos for each 24 hour period 88 recorded by Pete McO>nnick, Falrfleld Weather Station Oboerver. Day Hilh Low ...... Sunday 62 %1 Monday 71 31 Tuesday 62 47 .II Wednesday S7 51 .lfl Thursday 66 54 .03 Friday 67 39 Saturday 52 49 AverB(!e high temperature f!"' week tills year - 61 degrees. Last year - 118 degrees. Average low temperalll'e fur week tills year - 36.1. Last year - 35.8. Total preclpltatlon for week this year - 1.115 lnch'll. Last year - .!linch. Total predpltallon to dale this year - 32.61 Inches. Last year - 22 incbes. Normalav..-age preclpllation annually - 40.99 inches. Give your sows every cha n ce to fa rrow b1g litt ers and get 'em ott to the nght slarl. Give them th e " bu•lt-in " adva ntages of Pu nn a Farrowmg Chow . Available now at our store. ~r the . RECEIVES GAVEL - Ralph Welker, right, or 247 Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy, was presetlled a gavel by &bert L. Hock..-, erecullve secretary of the Oltlo Poultry Aasodatloo at the Annual Ohio Poultry lnduslrles Om· lerence held ln Columbus early this mmth. The gavel was presented ln appredatloo of Welker's service to the Ohio Poultry Industry. He was largely respcJilllble for the pusage of the Olio Poultry ProcesslJtg Law that wiD bring the Ohio Poultry Procesalng Plents tmder a Slate lllspecUon Program. RIO GRANDE - When the Arts.'' aimed at creating and Olde West Dinner Theatre developing interest In the Company, a profe!Sional Off • theitre throush exposure and Broadway group, performs Involvement. In the tradition of "Cot on a Hot Tin Roof" at Rio dinner theatre, there will be a Grande College'• Paul R. ~ buff~ ln L:rne <:,enter, CenterMon::i;lw. 21'1\'tlll l ~ ati ,;;I!I J~.a l~W't• lllf d lime "'!jjo dllatt Will.opett ar T'JO I ,I'IM"" Produce Co. V'me Street Gallipolis, Ohio . '---------------~ College and'' ihe allo Arts Council (OAC) have worked together to bring professional theatre to southeastern Ohio. lite college and the OAC C<HipOilSOI'ed the National Shakespeare Com· pany's production of "Twelfth Night" in 1961. "Cot on a Hot Tin Roof," set In a plantation home oo the Mississippi delta, Is part of a Fourth Birthday In wbo do not wish to attend the buffet. Arrangementa can be. made easily for a group of people who wish toattendualhelltre party Is Celebrated . Mr. and Mrs. Orville Watson of Reedsville enlerlalned Sunday afternoon with a party hoooring their son, Jimmy on hla foW'th blrthday. Games were played with prizes going to Cindy and Angel!a Curtis, Helen, Margie, commwtlty project, "Theatre and Elwood Myers, Sandy ond Sally Carleton, and Gerald Watson. Ice cream, cake and punch were served. Guests were Cerolyn and Peg Amett, Mansfield ; Mr. · and Mrs. James Carleton, Gallipolis; Mrs. Frances Carleton, Sandy, Sally and Mary; Mrs. George Starcher, Angella and Cindy Curtis, Pomeroy; Mike WUJa, Marthe, Margie, Helen and Elwood MyOI'I, Reedsville. Others at the party and at a dinner honoring the youngster were Mr. and Mrs. 'lbomas Barlhelmy, Dayton; Mrs. Effie Watsoo, Tuppers Plalna; Mr. and Mrs. Blll Watson, Gerald, O'alg and John Staats, Reed· IIVilie; and Mrs. Wllma·Ginther, Chester. wiD be announcedlalar in the week. lite '"l'bealre Arts" JII'OI!l'BDI, of which the Olde West per· formance il a part, developed from a proposal submitted to the Ohlo Arts CoWicll by Rio Grande College. Act:Ol'lllns to the proposal, "lltealre Arts" blcludesa fjve<lay war~ on various aspects of the tbOalre and a series of performances, both amateur and professional, In a fiv"""""'ty area. "God's Trombones," a collectloo of Negro folk aermona, il begiMing a year-long lour of southeastern Ohio 88 another part of the "llteatre Aria " program. Under the direction of Merl:rn Ross, 11880Ciale dlrect.z or lljUSic, and Edward Roark, lnatructor of speech, "God's Trombones" Includes presenlaUons from the Bible and aplrlluals done. In a Readers Theatre format. More than 60 Rio Grande College students wiD partldpate ln the lour, which lnelu~ea ilrat semester performances in Galllpolla, Coi!D0 1Na, J&Gbon, Oak HOI, Welllltori, and Rio Grande. '71.,.,, hllppM! ot ...., ......... , .,.,... . ..... ~ ' 111JKE These line boots are lined with luxurlqu~ d~ pile fabrl' by Borg. You .will find them· as · comfortable as any you have ever worn.'The lining Is warm, resilient, d!lfjlble,' go¢ , Jookll)g. Besl of all, these qualll,les. last and. last. DeslgiJed for ,out®or wear. · •.' ... ' ·' ' ' ._ l for ·l\t£,JV · , · ·· · tJ\ ~~ .IMv,~' •.,:L.~troe , ' ·S.~~Io": 'Jn 80YS SIZES.u·,.• . "';;;. .• ":...... _,..1-i'.{~ ': lip'S n ""AUO Meigs Equipment Co. re...., •• ''still !192-2171 ~ bctobtr :J. Gallipolis, 0. · ..... 379-2133 I ' . 2.43.11 HIIIK. woo Nl'lltlt\'hli aoll .... lind · . · ,. TERMITE PEST ·cONTROL. A. ~0.1! ' hind and acHva FREE . lriii>Ktlon. C:.ll • mind, ,, 3245, MOrriiiP'Dell. ODoratOI' Am<- to pl-. loath to of. for E•ftrmlfal rermlle A~~ and faithful Senile., 19 Belmont Dr ':u7;11 lrltilcl. · Ml- by chlldrtn ond GILLENWATER'S Seplk: Tlnk t,. ,. ar~IICW,on· 253'! ~IMnlnst & Repair. Ph. • ,.it;,;;. -l> t ' •• l H Guided Super floor H~b :TWO floor heat oufiets- 0.0lJ8lE THE HEAt· OVER YOUR FLOORS!- :~ ' ~· thinks '., to·- ~~H'S u~::: MAssiE. tfAL.ESTATE BROKER TEL 446'1998 City CHOICE 1 residential property, good 5 rm, Must, bath arid attached laundry, H. W. ftocn, tarvtiiY. rm. li'ld level lot. Prl.. $1.,900. · Edge of City l:.r.,OtYf.J .WlSit our sin· Cleanl.ng Service. Fret , · Ctif:'lMnka' to frlendt and eoflmolol. Ph. - •· ' rltlahbon for the florol of. 197-11 rm.;IHm.;ondl3rm. lltls7 ACRES, 3 """"'' 1 gGO<t • fe~Tngs, food, aympafhy, WATER wtll drilling Myers t properly hos ·clty water and gas, alsotOmeeitcallent bldg. ~ f:~,..,~,::."'!l:J, :,.~ pumpo, 11101 and 'oorvle». sltea. Prlc. $10,000. · '· !other, Homer Adkins. lltla Reglalered driller. C. J, will alwaya be romombtrod Lemley, VInton, 388-8543. LOts, Vacant '' ond appreciated. 231·11 c land ~. .iM~ Adkins and fa~~i ' .• CHOI E blcfiJ. lot Bullville Rd. 21h A. level, Bulavllle Rd. l'h A. level, 2 tiN red, rest .! limber. .. , WIL~'ior be rnponslble for :.=~~clt.t Farms • ony<cllbfl.olher .11\an my own honund cowt .• Mol this date Oct. 21, 1970. , C:.II'Jackson2fl.4531 1M. A. LOCATED on $1. Rt. 325 ·' . Slgt>od C:.rl Joney. · '--:::=:-;-;;;::-===,...-J and Cora Rd. wlfh plenty . . - 251·3 Cllllrll Air CondliWolnt tronlegt on both. Complefe IIMIIRI set of good blcfiJo., 7 rm. • lrlll'l!ltcll -~~ Fl'll Esllmllto hou11. all hove ri>elal r011tJ• ';BOARDINCl all broods, !llnt!t':'• Hanlwore 115 A. tillable; 75 A. fertile , lfNICIOUI Indoor • outdoor boffom, 411 A. Waf hill, good VInton, Ollla , lUff rvna. >IA6-4191. ,..,..., plenty water. Priced 253-1 In low 3D"t. -:::-:-.....-,-~----::~...,. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING CALL•a~ 5 p.m. lor Rawlolah ratoa. John ~ . A.- tLEAN, good ~en, Pr.ll. 1924 E, Ave. Ph. REASONABLE Ruuell, owner and operator . gently rolling; .5 lob. base. 253·1 PI>. of4.ol7l2 after 5:30 p.m. ust a tractor on all of It, good ·, -~· 1 rm. houst, ator,m drs. and wlndowi. Large bam and '.,V.5T~,'S Televlalon Se/ vlce WILLIAM s. Wallwro Water other oulblcfiJa. Localod 1 mi. 1111 • dal]y Wftkdays, Dellvory Sirvlce, formerly out of VInton. Price $20,000. .l:l~_.~y' ljlUick Mrvlca oWnod by Kannelh Sfoger ANY HR. ,...,,. •;: on all brands. 19 W. Main St., Yovr t!Mtr~ will be ap: a.hlre, Olllo. Ph. 347·::.; preclalod. Ph, 2~52321ir 2A55119. A M .,. - - - ,- --'----'-' 220-11 ;--1 DOD ~- . I Nillli.F ·~~~~-------- '~" '.· • ·! ···liD IE"'TY co··• ~If lllr., llalt.. ...--- I'll. 446'477~ lHIS IIJM~ IS NOT AlaDSIIY. Dillon. Agency· ' llol!irt Dillon, IMKor 0111.. 444-W~ _ , .. or t.Uclllo lranEvenlnp >IA6-I~ r Rollert COridirll, ,. ..... ' $30,000. $15,9GO 3 ·Public Sale THURSIMY, OC10BER 29 SJARTING AT 10'.30 A.M. t Location: From GallipoUs take Route 7 to O.eshire: turn left on 554, go to Old Kyter Church, tum left, gil ~. mlle. litis sale conslsfs of: Hill side plow, dltc culflr, ~ ·tooth.' harrow, 5 shove\ cuttlvatcw, harrow plow, ciDIAIIe\hovll plow, Brush Stw. roll barb wire, roll woven wl,., Jftft mower. drill prns, 3 drums of used oil, 2 harM riding cultivator, lola of scrap Iron, Mayteg woshll)g madllnt, heallnstslove, bod springs, 2 rolls roofing, lllrniu, double set; oil drums, scyth lo blades, Sub pump, 2 pitcher pump. 7.yr . old pony, weighs 1110 lbl .. exira good WGrker; 11> llques, Iron kettle, fllliY knllt, oxen yoke, forge 1o - · 2 horse wagon. chimney fop, 11usage grinder, llonejar. 20 gellon; also 12 gal, lots of other Items too IMtmerow fo memloo. ""· 2cs.sa7o IEALTOR Oft, 44e lUI •u..... -House & 61fz Acres FOR 113,9!111 YOU CAN OWN THIS VERY NICE OLDER 2 BEDROOM HOME LOCATED IN KYGER CK . SCHOOL DIST . MODERN KIT · AND , GOOD WATER CHEN FURNACE HEAT. EXCELLENT FRON · TAGE ON GOOD ROAD F o R F u T u R e RESTAURANT DOING profltoble business In en excellent location. MODERN BRICK ON A 1 A. lot close to city with o 2 cor garage. full basement, carpeting & peneling. •TH AVE. 1\EAUTIFUL 2 story home on a remodeled large corner lot wtlh 6 rooms & 2 baths. FARMS 246 A. BEEF & nrotn, low In· , 1 • teres! raes to A . bottom ground 1~ A. posture, equipment In· 1JiudedA. pasture 1o ...-~land, ""'blacktop rd. wuuu 40 A. leveL mod~rn home. 1101 rtlponaibltfor lOY ICCidanfl. Lundt Servod On Ground. O. E.&J. A. FRENCH, AUCTIONEERS ··----------------- tall us fOr Information on our vacant lots and businesses. R. E. Bltckb<lr" 1rone h _ u. ....., BUILDING . for relaxlnst In this 15' x -411' family room wllh bNullful 1>,1,odlern H stone fireplace ond unusual ~· ome 31',. A • . llghlflxtures - exlro kltclten, '• EARLy NEW laundry and shower In BEDROOM HOME_~~ ·.;· basement, front porch, LARGE FAMILY ":';~o·N carport an~ a large acre lot K1Tt now priced el ~19.000. BUY this \ ~~~~~~~=~~..:~==~:::-J WISEMAN Agenc~ SIOlJT REALlY· room and living room , ..,aclous all bullt·ln kitchen, you will · find plenty Of room WI~L • , 0. D. Parsons - Jay Sheppard . ~· b<ly _You -y for the WHETHERyourenforwhethfr · -~ D 1 nouse you occupy. on' .....,look thlt. · · Vacanti OY!_N1E:R~r""oor Ill~:::.~. ~·· nice kitchen w lh plenty cabinets, dining room. bastmtnf, front and back porch. one acre lof. Price $12.000. Will F.H.A. Re,tirement Home ONE FLOOR PLAN-3 BR end both, comfortable kitchen with . penellng, Iorge living room, omall level ~lewr\ for eaoy care. Price $12,500. A Picture ' Of Perfection! BEAUTIFULLYmalnfalnedall • plit brlCk 3 BR home ' .tM... carpet In hall, formal dining I It Is a way of life' .•. The entire family may pursue their .own interests on this serene e~tate. Autumn scenery for..the.artlst, kennels for the e~nine lover, woOds for the hunter and your own private stream. This quality custom built home affords privacy tpr all. Check these features. Country-size kitchen, living room. FOUR bedrooms, two certmlc tile baths, utility room. large family room .with fireplace, carpeting. Large two e1r gar-a•· Ten acres ·of ,. peace and quiet. City school• district. Under RUSSEll MJOD .J::: L1rto.;,. .... ~~r'r:.~u~~~~: l'l1tlf ·•t~nM' 91ili .v;r~e ' KELTON RD.' lltrN BR, garage. ·'' bath, carP*fod living room, "'vest In city water. Happiness CHESTNUT ST. - One IIOCM'f 3 PICT.URE yoursell In this BR, lurnac., corport, lenced sperkllnst clean home with yard. spece for the growlnst famnr,. 7 11 =-:-:~=--=--• Country kitchen, electr c BRADBURY efflcloncw DOWN RIVER- lltreo BR, bullf·lno, side laundry room, .. •l!lr!Jntnf, :729 Second Ave. l••c kitchen. bath, large now deep pile corPOIIna I" Adulfl ooly, no poll. ..,. al garage. . LR, 3 BR & bath, many · · 245-H closefl, full basement with ADDAVILLE - Tralltr with family room. attached FURN. APT.. ullllfles P'!ld, . two roomtadded, drlllod well. garage, large level lot. . ld~lfl only:. 251 Stele St. C:.ll LIST WITH US lor quick action Ideal 'Sh6p 1: . ....... ~3467 after•5. on your ptoPet ty. We hove THIS two BR home has w-w ..,..... · •· 2A5-II· , buyers 'oYflo want nice farms corpelln LR 1o BR'o, peneled ~iW',:!~~~ .SLEEPING , ROOMS. -kly' ' and homn. We work to stll dlnlnst room and large kif· ( rafljo, !!Irk Cllllrol· Hotel. y.... properly. chen, laundry room. lronlend 76-11 " back porch, garage. Oomer · _ _ _,_.....:"'---........; -~ lll!'il- ••' .,, will sell for cash, land coo· ·oout WellltriMIII - 446-4244 tract or rent, reference requested. For Rent ONE story home- 3 BR, good location, referenc<~ requested. lnSIIIllt8 FOR ALL yi>ur TniUranct.Mods All Electric ~hock. with your Granga $15,750 agonll , af l~a Nell Ina. AQonct• "' .stole st . .._..... BEAUl; IFUL 2 BR home, tor autoi flrt, homeowners, banquet size kitchen with · hospital lind general liability. very nice cabinets, large . IA-H carpeted LR, plttJ!y atorege spacef tilt bath, laundry .~.tf'.l'A:-::'1'::-:IO~N::-:-W;:: ,ID:':E:-I;::N::cSU:::R:-:AH-;:::.CE room. Garage Is finished ~nd AUTO. Fire, ' lllt, ;u Sfate St.. doubl. a• • lamlly room, · Wal~o f , .•Br~n, W. I!· -clean electrJc heat, nice .• Brown, >IA6-IHO • . lfatege bull\?1 on 1 level . . ' '. ' 24-ff wellland.C. lot. C:.n FHA '· II yo,~ , quall y. -..:.,;.!;.,.:.1--'--~ 17'-" Qood Hedgewocid Drive• Orchard Hill Area HER·E ' S A FASHIONABLE HOME ON A SECLUDED WOODED LOT THAT IS LOADED WITH CH4RM AND IT 'S RiGHT IN TOWN (CHILDREN CAN WALK TO SCHOOL!. VERY ATTRACTIVE 3 BEDROOM HOME, ULTRA MODERN KIT· ·CHEN, 2 FIRE PLACES, more • 3 BEDROOM home end fenced lot, with new aluminum siding New bath and new furnace, price $10,000.00. l A WONDERFUL LOCATION. tot and double house on First Avenue, close to Zoned for downtown. business. Coli Russell Wood for appointment. Eveningl THE OWNER . OF THIS MODERN 3 BEDROOM PLACE) NICE KITCHEN, FORCED AIR FURNACE ~NO BATH. BEAUTIFUL LOCATION ON 3'12 A. WOODED LOT. ATTENTION BEDROOM house on First Avenue. Will sell on land contract, $500.00 down and $55.00 per_ month . Price $6,000.00. LARGE Here's The Year's Best Buy · HOME MUST SELL IM· MEDIATELY. LARGE LIVING ROOM IFIRE al 2 BEDROOM house in Bidwell. ROOM. IT'S A..N EVERYTHING HOUSE Ill! $7,900 prlctd $11,000.00. OF CARPETED, 2 BAT~S. FAMILY ROOM , REC . Smithers Russell D. Wool, - 1 1 John I Richards. 44+-0211 Ronald C.naclly, 141 3611 ' $. '15. PA-It!oNS · JAY SHEPPARD REAL TO~$. •. · THURSDAY, OCJ. 29 • 9:30 P.II. Solll,. the tvmHuro, toola, dl..,., and houooloold lloma from the Cora J . Dovlo Estote. From GalllpotlslolloW lit. 1•1 tv .lit. ns, talco Rt. 775 to 3rd on rllt>t pelf Raccoon Creek. mirror, wash stand. brass bed, lots of antiQue oicture 6 ROOM house and lot on Route 7 below the Roller Dam $1,500.00. SUN DECK WITH VIEW CITY AND RIVER VALLEY. CENTRAL AIR, you you're In danger successful. on PUBUC SALE Quills 1151. comlorts (ltl , blankets (101, ruga (1 fMihtH· IIckad'i'itl, wal!l. """" (ll, - 1 (1), drot>illflil tttlilil!ih tl, ollooden round top Trn , · rd 121~11 cl\llr (2), <h1iW: with round mirror, spill boffom rocker (2), stand kitchen sate, bolster pillows, fNther plllowo (16), bedroom suite, like now (2), stand table (glonleel).large <odlo, pitcher (china) blue, pitcher (china) whlfl, door BR, - one ,arm, "illite.. criY -·;,aplr'tJ . Fl~t~..;, . , ,,.!'M"l . . • Ma1u Home · Midi Priced YOU won't met ·t"" "Cirnowwdtllodod letllng In tfils w,ll carod for twb ·story home ·on Rl.. I& Four bedrooms. two living rooms, two baths, two perCamplni Equipment ches, specious kllchlfl wllh buill-Ins. Lots ol ClrPtt ond J~ST Mrlved. '$te 11\a titeullf.ul penellng. lAra• shelled lot. . - llne iii 1971 ·Storcralf See this homo a"!i you will trollerJ on diSplay at ..."1111 Com~ C!OniO¥ s•rcrolf 501ft. behind PINiitlit Polnf Rnort. 54 Acres we...,lc.wtoat we ,.u, \lock with two . all PJrts· ~ Dr lllod well. 11 ~ 'I!; · 1'0111 • .._,"& G~~~~~i~~: WEWIIGTON • Malded, One Piac:e • lOK Walerproot INTERNATIONAL In MlmcrJ ·~ lit goocll~all.on . bJ mu:lmum lo.:llng), 1owe1t bollrdlng ht lght My pickup. 'J · 1everll BOOTS ! 'l · '"'""'e e.,.vce.PI. PINNnl, W. V•. PI>. 675-llffl, -'-------.:;:;233-26 ALBERT EHMAN IN J..P'/IHG mamory of our laft!M!, ROH A. Sexton, who Water Dtnv.m- Sor•lce .. llllldild away 10 yean ego Patriot !.ai Rt.; Gaiiii>Oill 1 a.m. saturday. ' ' ' New &tick . home ~. the edge Of town; ema .. . largeJplt llne location, good vi•Yf· 3 ~ropm, · l'/:l baths;,ll!rge built-In k'lct,en wlltt dining art!l· ~!'Ptl In IJvlnljl room & hall, full size basement, 2 citr gitrage, autoinalle dOot. I.Dc~tt!d on 588. Can be' financed. · Ph. 446-0821 or446-4345 , . l Jt ilii(oiiii.V.. TIOHT Better bteauu lnternmlonal Dfl'en hi!JI*t opllonal u:le ratlngt; . . . 3 h-.,.dut.y Y-8 «<CJine' and an econom, ebl IN~N r ng~r­ e~r compa~~let put r 0011-clf' tnglnllln their plckupt). Bitler btei:IIM 10'1 gil the Ml lanll out:llde tM ca. ~ !no ldloiii(Jhtt), dOuble-wall box oonliruc:tlon - Wid 8 tf'UOklo tougtllflfllmiNIOM to dloole from I LoANS Dlt~ $fMiL',_ Miracle of - •••nld. , . , .· .1 • . Slrilcls Olfered lo D"~II Hom •·· I DNdllnt: 4.30 p.m. dollY oncl D . --~ WlJ\THER· Blotter Hcauu tM lntemtiiOnlfl' Pickup I• all INCk (no ptlttnpl'-cat' COITIPOMnW) - built by f,\t VfOfld't .. IVHt fl'lanuf.:tl. .r of hnvy_.ddfY trucb. a.tter becaiJN lt'l mded with h,llluriel to m1ke 'tlfOf1c and d..Wing more pl. . 11ft - Cholet Of 3 lntlll'lo,., 3 t UspentiOn .,.tern~ (&r.e ~ot a llmollt/rtt riM, llf'IOther tot ·~'/ . ' • clUes in a ' Better ,J SIEGLER Off-Broadway Group Coming Grande .,. GUbert JYoods S.ya: on sows at th e Purma Research Farm I .', c " 1WAtiT ll\ buy~ old lun~ iii youL_!.'!I<, J>l•miht ~. t:l">J" 1100 Kleillng tim" end ito9DH bofOrt 1x: """"10 or ~2501 .. Plr1t1on will bt ·ctt•rald tor only: t 1,\ ~do number of tlmti th ad ~d1t1 '· · ' ·, to arowinl OOflllil h!J .arden.. t .A good~ frames. large oak dresser, library table. roU top desk & chair, lo"Ye·seat and rocker (very good COndition). stand tabl! with casters, roll-a-way bed. fwo.piece living room suite, large mantel clock, sad Irons (5), kerosene lamps (6), Pewter toothpick holder, Coleman molal lamp, throw pillows (6), large Wl!ldow fan. sewing machine, Hoovw sweeper. metal door sto~ Carnival glass flower vaH, vinegar cruel tgleis), gloss shoving mug, spoon holder (2), honey dish, wOoden buller mold IWheel Shot dellgnl. glan door sole, w - rockers, dining room table 1o 4 ehalrs, television (Admiral), telephone bench, sofa (can be made lnto'i bed), magazine rack, Warm Morning COlli heater {large} , gas living room heater (large), BottJe Ges stove (Tappan-like new) , refrlge.rator {l.C cu. ft., llkt now). utility car\ ond cablnef, kitchen motch holder, detp freeze. Dooher churn• 13), jars ond crock& (15), ontlque wood-burning heeting stove, ice cream freezer, counter SCI!Ies, kitchen safe, Dexter double tub washer, copper wnh~r. hand tools tor form. brol& cow bells (5). side soddlo, soddle, milk cans 16), Iron keHies (3). hoy 141111 belea); hat ·pins. cameo pin and necklace~ broaches. candle holdorJ, pressure a>oker, sherbet glooses (10), etched glalses !121. Roger's Sliver Flat wore (service tor I}, plus other valuable Items. RALPH DAVIS. EXECUTOR .W. P. Cllorrl,.._ AI lao lilY Col. R. E. KnoiiJ. Aucllo""' Asaialod by Dove K.-_ APP. Torm10l klo: CASt! Audlonwn Romorb: Tills will be a big lito with.,,.,,, nice Items lnckMIIog v1luoblo onllq- wl1ldl hove ho- IIIi uegh lloo fomlly for many yean. LUNCH WILL liE SERVED �.... . '~~· ' ., ~~ I'< ~ '• ' ' t II.~S.SV~· .....iti;...,,~•. U'll ' n w ·~:, '' ;. . ~~Filia Items .vtQU rN·eed,.·:~u~· '\'t jt .· ,, ,, " c~Altn•tn uns ' ~·~:). 1';,, ~VI'· ·J.. '; ·' Wanted· , O"o.DiiV:C!fttllll\~.' .', · · 1lc lj••·.w,1NTI SIX tJIIM{UtiYJ-··· · 15< I ~ ""'' · ' · ' J ' ' tents ·¥·ou::IJ9n't'In rw:~~ ' J•. <t , ·' no . ~~ ·~ .·~~lillvt doy' •· 1~ ' rl!tlnG - o> ~.,td for Ir. ' o; lriNrtlo!!l wlll lokt f!lt. r~tt. All'"'''limo ada•re r:.,tr:lctH to tHeir i~fsj[TI~~~;'!; i!W'l; ~lllflcltllom ond to fhl· •* 'l'o 'lui' . tHiiAK Olllty 1'~1tluni ltYit of ·' V'H ln-.rtlo&. .~ .c::-llltcl ~r."~~.¢11;,'/ .~:~"~~~~ - r.~ od•ortlsmtnt wlll ·llt ~h•~':' tht •••• ''·· 25< l<iro~h ' 4dt tir~lrfcl.'"" t~rto• ll< I!> UmlUIIg . ln; ' ' ' ARDEN CASTo GF Mud Uck Fqrk of,'j'hlrteen Mue Q>-.k hal . · reported a ·llpa1n& .lh)velopment which he a!lade Iaiit 11J1rinc il worldng very nlctly. · He said, ·~ with cattle ln the lleld, tlie troush lllayo full moat of the time." · We 'noted during the development of the aprlng .thet tlie water no-: was very ilron8. He used a perfontecl tile catch Week$ Weather PURINA. FARROWING CHOW~ Bulkg-laxafive-Palatable Farrowing Chow was bUilt speo:1fl ca lfy to give your sa ws that extra he lp they need at fa rrowmg tim e. I) It' s the ktnd of bul ky , laxat1ve ratt an sows need just before and aft er p1gs com e. at a t1me when t hey are 2) Sows l1ke 11, go for 11 . often " flmcky" ea ters. 3) It 's highly fort di ed w1t h e)(tra v1tamt ns and m 1neral s sows need at farr owmg t im e. 4) Farrowtns Chow FZ co n:atn s nf.l 80•. wht ch helps control scours in baby p1gs. 5) It 's a co mpl ele ra t1 on . .. easy to teed a nd store. 6) It' s the r esult of fi ve y ea rs of test tng GALUPOUS Tem· perature, pr ecipitation, and weather coodltloos for each 24 hour period 88 recorded by Pete McO>nnick, Falrfleld Weather Station Oboerver. Day Hilh Low ...... Sunday 62 %1 Monday 71 31 Tuesday 62 47 .II Wednesday S7 51 .lfl Thursday 66 54 .03 Friday 67 39 Saturday 52 49 AverB(!e high temperature f!"' week tills year - 61 degrees. Last year - 118 degrees. Average low temperalll'e fur week tills year - 36.1. Last year - 35.8. Total preclpltatlon for week this year - 1.115 lnch'll. Last year - .!linch. Total predpltallon to dale this year - 32.61 Inches. Last year - 22 incbes. Normalav..-age preclpllation annually - 40.99 inches. Give your sows every cha n ce to fa rrow b1g litt ers and get 'em ott to the nght slarl. Give them th e " bu•lt-in " adva ntages of Pu nn a Farrowmg Chow . Available now at our store. ~r the . RECEIVES GAVEL - Ralph Welker, right, or 247 Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy, was presetlled a gavel by &bert L. Hock..-, erecullve secretary of the Oltlo Poultry Aasodatloo at the Annual Ohio Poultry lnduslrles Om· lerence held ln Columbus early this mmth. The gavel was presented ln appredatloo of Welker's service to the Ohio Poultry Industry. He was largely respcJilllble for the pusage of the Olio Poultry ProcesslJtg Law that wiD bring the Ohio Poultry Procesalng Plents tmder a Slate lllspecUon Program. RIO GRANDE - When the Arts.'' aimed at creating and Olde West Dinner Theatre developing interest In the Company, a profe!Sional Off • theitre throush exposure and Broadway group, performs Involvement. In the tradition of "Cot on a Hot Tin Roof" at Rio dinner theatre, there will be a Grande College'• Paul R. ~ buff~ ln L:rne <:,enter, CenterMon::i;lw. 21'1\'tlll l ~ ati ,;;I!I J~.a l~W't• lllf d lime "'!jjo dllatt Will.opett ar T'JO I ,I'IM"" Produce Co. V'me Street Gallipolis, Ohio . '---------------~ College and'' ihe allo Arts Council (OAC) have worked together to bring professional theatre to southeastern Ohio. lite college and the OAC C<HipOilSOI'ed the National Shakespeare Com· pany's production of "Twelfth Night" in 1961. "Cot on a Hot Tin Roof," set In a plantation home oo the Mississippi delta, Is part of a Fourth Birthday In wbo do not wish to attend the buffet. Arrangementa can be. made easily for a group of people who wish toattendualhelltre party Is Celebrated . Mr. and Mrs. Orville Watson of Reedsville enlerlalned Sunday afternoon with a party hoooring their son, Jimmy on hla foW'th blrthday. Games were played with prizes going to Cindy and Angel!a Curtis, Helen, Margie, commwtlty project, "Theatre and Elwood Myers, Sandy ond Sally Carleton, and Gerald Watson. Ice cream, cake and punch were served. Guests were Cerolyn and Peg Amett, Mansfield ; Mr. · and Mrs. James Carleton, Gallipolis; Mrs. Frances Carleton, Sandy, Sally and Mary; Mrs. George Starcher, Angella and Cindy Curtis, Pomeroy; Mike WUJa, Marthe, Margie, Helen and Elwood MyOI'I, Reedsville. Others at the party and at a dinner honoring the youngster were Mr. and Mrs. 'lbomas Barlhelmy, Dayton; Mrs. Effie Watsoo, Tuppers Plalna; Mr. and Mrs. Blll Watson, Gerald, O'alg and John Staats, Reed· IIVilie; and Mrs. Wllma·Ginther, Chester. wiD be announcedlalar in the week. lite '"l'bealre Arts" JII'OI!l'BDI, of which the Olde West per· formance il a part, developed from a proposal submitted to the Ohlo Arts CoWicll by Rio Grande College. Act:Ol'lllns to the proposal, "lltealre Arts" blcludesa fjve<lay war~ on various aspects of the tbOalre and a series of performances, both amateur and professional, In a fiv"""""'ty area. "God's Trombones," a collectloo of Negro folk aermona, il begiMing a year-long lour of southeastern Ohio 88 another part of the "llteatre Aria " program. Under the direction of Merl:rn Ross, 11880Ciale dlrect.z or lljUSic, and Edward Roark, lnatructor of speech, "God's Trombones" Includes presenlaUons from the Bible and aplrlluals done. In a Readers Theatre format. More than 60 Rio Grande College students wiD partldpate ln the lour, which lnelu~ea ilrat semester performances in Galllpolla, Coi!D0 1Na, J&Gbon, Oak HOI, Welllltori, and Rio Grande. '71.,.,, hllppM! ot ...., ......... , .,.,... . ..... ~ ' 111JKE These line boots are lined with luxurlqu~ d~ pile fabrl' by Borg. You .will find them· as · comfortable as any you have ever worn.'The lining Is warm, resilient, d!lfjlble,' go¢ , Jookll)g. Besl of all, these qualll,les. last and. last. DeslgiJed for ,out®or wear. · •.' ... ' ·' ' ' ._ l for ·l\t£,JV · , · ·· · tJ\ ~~ .IMv,~' •.,:L.~troe , ' ·S.~~Io": 'Jn 80YS SIZES.u·,.• . "';;;. .• ":...... _,..1-i'.{~ ': lip'S n ""AUO Meigs Equipment Co. re...., •• ''still !192-2171 ~ bctobtr :J. Gallipolis, 0. · ..... 379-2133 I ' . 2.43.11 HIIIK. woo Nl'lltlt\'hli aoll .... lind · . · ,. TERMITE PEST ·cONTROL. A. ~0.1! ' hind and acHva FREE . lriii>Ktlon. C:.ll • mind, ,, 3245, MOrriiiP'Dell. ODoratOI' Am<- to pl-. loath to of. for E•ftrmlfal rermlle A~~ and faithful Senile., 19 Belmont Dr ':u7;11 lrltilcl. · Ml- by chlldrtn ond GILLENWATER'S Seplk: Tlnk t,. ,. ar~IICW,on· 253'! ~IMnlnst & Repair. Ph. • ,.it;,;;. -l> t ' •• l H Guided Super floor H~b :TWO floor heat oufiets- 0.0lJ8lE THE HEAt· OVER YOUR FLOORS!- :~ ' ~· thinks '., to·- ~~H'S u~::: MAssiE. tfAL.ESTATE BROKER TEL 446'1998 City CHOICE 1 residential property, good 5 rm, Must, bath arid attached laundry, H. W. ftocn, tarvtiiY. rm. li'ld level lot. Prl.. $1.,900. · Edge of City l:.r.,OtYf.J .WlSit our sin· Cleanl.ng Service. Fret , · Ctif:'lMnka' to frlendt and eoflmolol. Ph. - •· ' rltlahbon for the florol of. 197-11 rm.;IHm.;ondl3rm. lltls7 ACRES, 3 """"'' 1 gGO<t • fe~Tngs, food, aympafhy, WATER wtll drilling Myers t properly hos ·clty water and gas, alsotOmeeitcallent bldg. ~ f:~,..,~,::."'!l:J, :,.~ pumpo, 11101 and 'oorvle». sltea. Prlc. $10,000. · '· !other, Homer Adkins. lltla Reglalered driller. C. J, will alwaya be romombtrod Lemley, VInton, 388-8543. LOts, Vacant '' ond appreciated. 231·11 c land ~. .iM~ Adkins and fa~~i ' .• CHOI E blcfiJ. lot Bullville Rd. 21h A. level, Bulavllle Rd. l'h A. level, 2 tiN red, rest .! limber. .. , WIL~'ior be rnponslble for :.=~~clt.t Farms • ony<cllbfl.olher .11\an my own honund cowt .• Mol this date Oct. 21, 1970. , C:.II'Jackson2fl.4531 1M. A. LOCATED on $1. Rt. 325 ·' . Slgt>od C:.rl Joney. · '--:::=:-;-;;;::-===,...-J and Cora Rd. wlfh plenty . . - 251·3 Cllllrll Air CondliWolnt tronlegt on both. Complefe IIMIIRI set of good blcfiJo., 7 rm. • lrlll'l!ltcll -~~ Fl'll Esllmllto hou11. all hove ri>elal r011tJ• ';BOARDINCl all broods, !llnt!t':'• Hanlwore 115 A. tillable; 75 A. fertile , lfNICIOUI Indoor • outdoor boffom, 411 A. Waf hill, good VInton, Ollla , lUff rvna. >IA6-4191. ,..,..., plenty water. Priced 253-1 In low 3D"t. -:::-:-.....-,-~----::~...,. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING CALL•a~ 5 p.m. lor Rawlolah ratoa. John ~ . A.- tLEAN, good ~en, Pr.ll. 1924 E, Ave. Ph. REASONABLE Ruuell, owner and operator . gently rolling; .5 lob. base. 253·1 PI>. of4.ol7l2 after 5:30 p.m. ust a tractor on all of It, good ·, -~· 1 rm. houst, ator,m drs. and wlndowi. Large bam and '.,V.5T~,'S Televlalon Se/ vlce WILLIAM s. Wallwro Water other oulblcfiJa. Localod 1 mi. 1111 • dal]y Wftkdays, Dellvory Sirvlce, formerly out of VInton. Price $20,000. .l:l~_.~y' ljlUick Mrvlca oWnod by Kannelh Sfoger ANY HR. ,...,,. •;: on all brands. 19 W. Main St., Yovr t!Mtr~ will be ap: a.hlre, Olllo. Ph. 347·::.; preclalod. Ph, 2~52321ir 2A55119. A M .,. - - - ,- --'----'-' 220-11 ;--1 DOD ~- . I Nillli.F ·~~~~-------- '~" '.· • ·! ···liD IE"'TY co··• ~If lllr., llalt.. ...--- I'll. 446'477~ lHIS IIJM~ IS NOT AlaDSIIY. Dillon. Agency· ' llol!irt Dillon, IMKor 0111.. 444-W~ _ , .. or t.Uclllo lranEvenlnp >IA6-I~ r Rollert COridirll, ,. ..... ' $30,000. $15,9GO 3 ·Public Sale THURSIMY, OC10BER 29 SJARTING AT 10'.30 A.M. t Location: From GallipoUs take Route 7 to O.eshire: turn left on 554, go to Old Kyter Church, tum left, gil ~. mlle. litis sale conslsfs of: Hill side plow, dltc culflr, ~ ·tooth.' harrow, 5 shove\ cuttlvatcw, harrow plow, ciDIAIIe\hovll plow, Brush Stw. roll barb wire, roll woven wl,., Jftft mower. drill prns, 3 drums of used oil, 2 harM riding cultivator, lola of scrap Iron, Mayteg woshll)g madllnt, heallnstslove, bod springs, 2 rolls roofing, lllrniu, double set; oil drums, scyth lo blades, Sub pump, 2 pitcher pump. 7.yr . old pony, weighs 1110 lbl .. exira good WGrker; 11> llques, Iron kettle, fllliY knllt, oxen yoke, forge 1o - · 2 horse wagon. chimney fop, 11usage grinder, llonejar. 20 gellon; also 12 gal, lots of other Items too IMtmerow fo memloo. ""· 2cs.sa7o IEALTOR Oft, 44e lUI •u..... -House & 61fz Acres FOR 113,9!111 YOU CAN OWN THIS VERY NICE OLDER 2 BEDROOM HOME LOCATED IN KYGER CK . SCHOOL DIST . MODERN KIT · AND , GOOD WATER CHEN FURNACE HEAT. EXCELLENT FRON · TAGE ON GOOD ROAD F o R F u T u R e RESTAURANT DOING profltoble business In en excellent location. MODERN BRICK ON A 1 A. lot close to city with o 2 cor garage. full basement, carpeting & peneling. •TH AVE. 1\EAUTIFUL 2 story home on a remodeled large corner lot wtlh 6 rooms & 2 baths. FARMS 246 A. BEEF & nrotn, low In· , 1 • teres! raes to A . bottom ground 1~ A. posture, equipment In· 1JiudedA. pasture 1o ...-~land, ""'blacktop rd. wuuu 40 A. leveL mod~rn home. 1101 rtlponaibltfor lOY ICCidanfl. Lundt Servod On Ground. O. E.&J. A. FRENCH, AUCTIONEERS ··----------------- tall us fOr Information on our vacant lots and businesses. R. E. Bltckb<lr" 1rone h _ u. ....., BUILDING . for relaxlnst In this 15' x -411' family room wllh bNullful 1>,1,odlern H stone fireplace ond unusual ~· ome 31',. A • . llghlflxtures - exlro kltclten, '• EARLy NEW laundry and shower In BEDROOM HOME_~~ ·.;· basement, front porch, LARGE FAMILY ":';~o·N carport an~ a large acre lot K1Tt now priced el ~19.000. BUY this \ ~~~~~~~=~~..:~==~:::-J WISEMAN Agenc~ SIOlJT REALlY· room and living room , ..,aclous all bullt·ln kitchen, you will · find plenty Of room WI~L • , 0. D. Parsons - Jay Sheppard . ~· b<ly _You -y for the WHETHERyourenforwhethfr · -~ D 1 nouse you occupy. on' .....,look thlt. · · Vacanti OY!_N1E:R~r""oor Ill~:::.~. ~·· nice kitchen w lh plenty cabinets, dining room. bastmtnf, front and back porch. one acre lof. Price $12.000. Will F.H.A. Re,tirement Home ONE FLOOR PLAN-3 BR end both, comfortable kitchen with . penellng, Iorge living room, omall level ~lewr\ for eaoy care. Price $12,500. A Picture ' Of Perfection! BEAUTIFULLYmalnfalnedall • plit brlCk 3 BR home ' .tM... carpet In hall, formal dining I It Is a way of life' .•. The entire family may pursue their .own interests on this serene e~tate. Autumn scenery for..the.artlst, kennels for the e~nine lover, woOds for the hunter and your own private stream. This quality custom built home affords privacy tpr all. Check these features. Country-size kitchen, living room. FOUR bedrooms, two certmlc tile baths, utility room. large family room .with fireplace, carpeting. Large two e1r gar-a•· Ten acres ·of ,. peace and quiet. City school• district. Under RUSSEll MJOD .J::: L1rto.;,. .... ~~r'r:.~u~~~~: l'l1tlf ·•t~nM' 91ili .v;r~e ' KELTON RD.' lltrN BR, garage. ·'' bath, carP*fod living room, "'vest In city water. Happiness CHESTNUT ST. - One IIOCM'f 3 PICT.URE yoursell In this BR, lurnac., corport, lenced sperkllnst clean home with yard. spece for the growlnst famnr,. 7 11 =-:-:~=--=--• Country kitchen, electr c BRADBURY efflcloncw DOWN RIVER- lltreo BR, bullf·lno, side laundry room, .. •l!lr!Jntnf, :729 Second Ave. l••c kitchen. bath, large now deep pile corPOIIna I" Adulfl ooly, no poll. ..,. al garage. . LR, 3 BR & bath, many · · 245-H closefl, full basement with ADDAVILLE - Tralltr with family room. attached FURN. APT.. ullllfles P'!ld, . two roomtadded, drlllod well. garage, large level lot. . ld~lfl only:. 251 Stele St. C:.ll LIST WITH US lor quick action Ideal 'Sh6p 1: . ....... ~3467 after•5. on your ptoPet ty. We hove THIS two BR home has w-w ..,..... · •· 2A5-II· , buyers 'oYflo want nice farms corpelln LR 1o BR'o, peneled ~iW',:!~~~ .SLEEPING , ROOMS. -kly' ' and homn. We work to stll dlnlnst room and large kif· ( rafljo, !!Irk Cllllrol· Hotel. y.... properly. chen, laundry room. lronlend 76-11 " back porch, garage. Oomer · _ _ _,_.....:"'---........; -~ lll!'il- ••' .,, will sell for cash, land coo· ·oout WellltriMIII - 446-4244 tract or rent, reference requested. For Rent ONE story home- 3 BR, good location, referenc<~ requested. lnSIIIllt8 FOR ALL yi>ur TniUranct.Mods All Electric ~hock. with your Granga $15,750 agonll , af l~a Nell Ina. AQonct• "' .stole st . .._..... BEAUl; IFUL 2 BR home, tor autoi flrt, homeowners, banquet size kitchen with · hospital lind general liability. very nice cabinets, large . IA-H carpeted LR, plttJ!y atorege spacef tilt bath, laundry .~.tf'.l'A:-::'1'::-:IO~N::-:-W;:: ,ID:':E:-I;::N::cSU:::R:-:AH-;:::.CE room. Garage Is finished ~nd AUTO. Fire, ' lllt, ;u Sfate St.. doubl. a• • lamlly room, · Wal~o f , .•Br~n, W. I!· -clean electrJc heat, nice .• Brown, >IA6-IHO • . lfatege bull\?1 on 1 level . . ' '. ' 24-ff wellland.C. lot. C:.n FHA '· II yo,~ , quall y. -..:.,;.!;.,.:.1--'--~ 17'-" Qood Hedgewocid Drive• Orchard Hill Area HER·E ' S A FASHIONABLE HOME ON A SECLUDED WOODED LOT THAT IS LOADED WITH CH4RM AND IT 'S RiGHT IN TOWN (CHILDREN CAN WALK TO SCHOOL!. VERY ATTRACTIVE 3 BEDROOM HOME, ULTRA MODERN KIT· ·CHEN, 2 FIRE PLACES, more • 3 BEDROOM home end fenced lot, with new aluminum siding New bath and new furnace, price $10,000.00. l A WONDERFUL LOCATION. tot and double house on First Avenue, close to Zoned for downtown. business. Coli Russell Wood for appointment. Eveningl THE OWNER . OF THIS MODERN 3 BEDROOM PLACE) NICE KITCHEN, FORCED AIR FURNACE ~NO BATH. BEAUTIFUL LOCATION ON 3'12 A. WOODED LOT. ATTENTION BEDROOM house on First Avenue. Will sell on land contract, $500.00 down and $55.00 per_ month . Price $6,000.00. LARGE Here's The Year's Best Buy · HOME MUST SELL IM· MEDIATELY. LARGE LIVING ROOM IFIRE al 2 BEDROOM house in Bidwell. ROOM. IT'S A..N EVERYTHING HOUSE Ill! $7,900 prlctd $11,000.00. OF CARPETED, 2 BAT~S. FAMILY ROOM , REC . Smithers Russell D. Wool, - 1 1 John I Richards. 44+-0211 Ronald C.naclly, 141 3611 ' $. '15. PA-It!oNS · JAY SHEPPARD REAL TO~$. •. · THURSDAY, OCJ. 29 • 9:30 P.II. Solll,. the tvmHuro, toola, dl..,., and houooloold lloma from the Cora J . Dovlo Estote. From GalllpotlslolloW lit. 1•1 tv .lit. ns, talco Rt. 775 to 3rd on rllt>t pelf Raccoon Creek. mirror, wash stand. brass bed, lots of antiQue oicture 6 ROOM house and lot on Route 7 below the Roller Dam $1,500.00. SUN DECK WITH VIEW CITY AND RIVER VALLEY. CENTRAL AIR, you you're In danger successful. on PUBUC SALE Quills 1151. comlorts (ltl , blankets (101, ruga (1 fMihtH· IIckad'i'itl, wal!l. """" (ll, - 1 (1), drot>illflil tttlilil!ih tl, ollooden round top Trn , · rd 121~11 cl\llr (2), <h1iW: with round mirror, spill boffom rocker (2), stand kitchen sate, bolster pillows, fNther plllowo (16), bedroom suite, like now (2), stand table (glonleel).large <odlo, pitcher (china) blue, pitcher (china) whlfl, door BR, - one ,arm, "illite.. criY -·;,aplr'tJ . Fl~t~..;, . , ,,.!'M"l . . • Ma1u Home · Midi Priced YOU won't met ·t"" "Cirnowwdtllodod letllng In tfils w,ll carod for twb ·story home ·on Rl.. I& Four bedrooms. two living rooms, two baths, two perCamplni Equipment ches, specious kllchlfl wllh buill-Ins. Lots ol ClrPtt ond J~ST Mrlved. '$te 11\a titeullf.ul penellng. lAra• shelled lot. . - llne iii 1971 ·Storcralf See this homo a"!i you will trollerJ on diSplay at ..."1111 Com~ C!OniO¥ s•rcrolf 501ft. behind PINiitlit Polnf Rnort. 54 Acres we...,lc.wtoat we ,.u, \lock with two . all PJrts· ~ Dr lllod well. 11 ~ 'I!; · 1'0111 • .._,"& G~~~~~i~~: WEWIIGTON • Malded, One Piac:e • lOK Walerproot INTERNATIONAL In MlmcrJ ·~ lit goocll~all.on . bJ mu:lmum lo.:llng), 1owe1t bollrdlng ht lght My pickup. 'J · 1everll BOOTS ! 'l · '"'""'e e.,.vce.PI. PINNnl, W. V•. PI>. 675-llffl, -'-------.:;:;233-26 ALBERT EHMAN IN J..P'/IHG mamory of our laft!M!, ROH A. Sexton, who Water Dtnv.m- Sor•lce .. llllldild away 10 yean ego Patriot !.ai Rt.; Gaiiii>Oill 1 a.m. saturday. ' ' ' New &tick . home ~. the edge Of town; ema .. . largeJplt llne location, good vi•Yf· 3 ~ropm, · l'/:l baths;,ll!rge built-In k'lct,en wlltt dining art!l· ~!'Ptl In IJvlnljl room & hall, full size basement, 2 citr gitrage, autoinalle dOot. I.Dc~tt!d on 588. Can be' financed. · Ph. 446-0821 or446-4345 , . l Jt ilii(oiiii.V.. TIOHT Better bteauu lnternmlonal Dfl'en hi!JI*t opllonal u:le ratlngt; . . . 3 h-.,.dut.y Y-8 «<CJine' and an econom, ebl IN~N r ng~r­ e~r compa~~let put r 0011-clf' tnglnllln their plckupt). Bitler btei:IIM 10'1 gil the Ml lanll out:llde tM ca. ~ !no ldloiii(Jhtt), dOuble-wall box oonliruc:tlon - Wid 8 tf'UOklo tougtllflfllmiNIOM to dloole from I LoANS Dlt~ $fMiL',_ Miracle of - •••nld. , . , .· .1 • . Slrilcls Olfered lo D"~II Hom •·· I DNdllnt: 4.30 p.m. dollY oncl D . --~ WlJ\THER· Blotter Hcauu tM lntemtiiOnlfl' Pickup I• all INCk (no ptlttnpl'-cat' COITIPOMnW) - built by f,\t VfOfld't .. IVHt fl'lanuf.:tl. .r of hnvy_.ddfY trucb. a.tter becaiJN lt'l mded with h,llluriel to m1ke 'tlfOf1c and d..Wing more pl. . 11ft - Cholet Of 3 lntlll'lo,., 3 t UspentiOn .,.tern~ (&r.e ~ot a llmollt/rtt riM, llf'IOther tot ·~'/ . ' • clUes in a ' Better ,J SIEGLER Off-Broadway Group Coming Grande .,. GUbert JYoods S.ya: on sows at th e Purma Research Farm I .', c " 1WAtiT ll\ buy~ old lun~ iii youL_!.'!I<, J>l•miht ~. t:l">J" 1100 Kleillng tim" end ito9DH bofOrt 1x: """"10 or ~2501 .. Plr1t1on will bt ·ctt•rald tor only: t 1,\ ~do number of tlmti th ad ~d1t1 '· · ' ·, to arowinl OOflllil h!J .arden.. t .A good~ frames. large oak dresser, library table. roU top desk & chair, lo"Ye·seat and rocker (very good COndition). stand tabl! with casters, roll-a-way bed. fwo.piece living room suite, large mantel clock, sad Irons (5), kerosene lamps (6), Pewter toothpick holder, Coleman molal lamp, throw pillows (6), large Wl!ldow fan. sewing machine, Hoovw sweeper. metal door sto~ Carnival glass flower vaH, vinegar cruel tgleis), gloss shoving mug, spoon holder (2), honey dish, wOoden buller mold IWheel Shot dellgnl. glan door sole, w - rockers, dining room table 1o 4 ehalrs, television (Admiral), telephone bench, sofa (can be made lnto'i bed), magazine rack, Warm Morning COlli heater {large} , gas living room heater (large), BottJe Ges stove (Tappan-like new) , refrlge.rator {l.C cu. ft., llkt now). utility car\ ond cablnef, kitchen motch holder, detp freeze. Dooher churn• 13), jars ond crock& (15), ontlque wood-burning heeting stove, ice cream freezer, counter SCI!Ies, kitchen safe, Dexter double tub washer, copper wnh~r. hand tools tor form. brol& cow bells (5). side soddlo, soddle, milk cans 16), Iron keHies (3). hoy 141111 belea); hat ·pins. cameo pin and necklace~ broaches. candle holdorJ, pressure a>oker, sherbet glooses (10), etched glalses !121. Roger's Sliver Flat wore (service tor I}, plus other valuable Items. RALPH DAVIS. EXECUTOR .W. P. Cllorrl,.._ AI lao lilY Col. R. E. KnoiiJ. Aucllo""' Asaialod by Dove K.-_ APP. Torm10l klo: CASt! Audlonwn Romorb: Tills will be a big lito with.,,.,,, nice Items lnckMIIog v1luoblo onllq- wl1ldl hove ho- IIIi uegh lloo fomlly for many yean. LUNCH WILL liE SERVED �• " r ' ' Bargains· WANT AD Card e! , INfDRMATION DIADLIN.S · WE WISH 5 P.M. Day a.-e fUbiiCIUOn and Mon-oy DMdllno' o.m, ConclllltiOn & c:.<roctlona Will be aectpted until tt.m. for Dov olllubllcotloil ' R•GUUTIONS Tht Publllt.er reurvn ~ right to ectlt t>r re(Wc:t any ldl ' .Thanks. . ' J ~' I 'DANNIE'S HAS A 1 .. d"mtd ·obltctlonal. Tht publiSher wilt not tte r.,onalblt tor more than ont Incorrect . JO YOUR. HOUSING NEEDS! ' · ln"rtl6n. 69 BUICk iftl,·MoDtls ot. DISPLAY! . . " ~ cu~ z.dr. ~e air conditioned. Sbll1> ... . and IIUl ' . ' l9ell -:e owne'. Exira clan. ' ' ~ ' . . SZ4ts~·. ·1969 CHEVROLET air~-~ · 66 CHEV~ET i • 68 8UICKldr. sodan, ,.......... LeSaln~ "A RW 1.911MODilS AT IED:IICED PIJCIS• .1 . '2995 -...19e119111*' . , I " car. a~ ·deans1595, lniNt and out, 390 engine, JIOlnl" flU :Dw Md power brUin. See Art Hoyt, 8111 Nelslin, C.ward C.lvert or Freel BIMttnar; BUICK WE, THE CHILDREN o1 the late Mrs. Adam Ebersbach (Bernice) &lncerely thank our for the klndnesa ahown during the extended Illness and dee1h of our dear Mother Bnd Grandmother. St>eclal thanks . to Rev. W. H. Perrin for his consoling words during his many bedside visits and during the burial servlc::as, to IQ.I ..301c ATTENTION ALL Registered Robert Card for their vlsl11 Nurses; Here Is your op. and prayers, to Dr. R. P. WILL pick up merchandise and portunlty toeern extra money Daniels and to the doctors, (fake to auction on ·a per-, to pay that bill, buy a new nurses and entire staff at centage basts. Call Jim dress, or save for a 'lacatlon . Veterans Memorial Hospital Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. We must meet coverage for their untiring efforts to Phone 7~2·.u41. requirements for medicare Real Estate For Sale bring "Mom" back to health 9-23-ttc Immediately on the 11 p.m. to UNITED METHODIST par- SEPTIC tanko c l - . Mitior· ---again, to the Trinity Church 7 a.m. shift, and are willing to S.nltaflon, Siewert, 01110. Ph. Council, the Happy Har-sonage for &ale at LAtart pay ~5 per night. Can you 662·:1035. vesters Class and the Busy Fells, Ofllo. Modern and In work one nklhf per month? good shap.e. S..lad bkll until 2-12-lfe Sees Sewing Circle for the Per week? More than that? ,...,.,.,,--...,---many floral tributes and the Nov. 10. S.nd bids to Mrs. Roy Service & Parts Dept. Call us. We need r,our halpl food prepared and served, to I'Hrson, Rt. 2, Racine, Ohio. WHEEL Horot Salta and Call Athens Men al Health Service. Baum Lumbar 7:30A.M. TII4:30 P.M. the officers and staff of To aee porsonage, a&k naxt Center. 593-1762, extension · door at Colder Shuler'•· Company, Chetter, Ohio. Theodorus Council No. 17 of Monday thru Friday m. between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. RHflrve right to relocf all Phone 985-3301. . . Pomeroy for the beautiful Monday lhru Friday. Closed 5-211-lfc memorial ~~M"vlces, to the bids If too low. 10.25-lfc Ewing Funeral Home coSaturday & Sundily t0-25-6tc ":"A"":"I~R--C~O~N=D-.,.1T:::-:-:10:'-,N-1:-:-N G, workers and to the many REGISTERED Nurses Part HOUSE, 1640 Lincoln His .. Refrigeration &ervlco. Jack's wonderful neighbors for all Tlma and Full Time positions Refrigeration, Now Haven, their food and floral tributes. POmeroy. Ph""" 992·2293. available Immediately. In Phone 882-2079. How wonderful to live In a 10.25-lfc progressive, dynamic unit. 4-6-lfc BUICK PONTIAC community where one's On the job special training, ONE FLOOR, 6 room ...Uae: GMC TRUCKS friends are neer and ready to opportunity to gain ex - bath, Sliver Run. Diock celllr TIRED OF lptftdlng 111 INII POMEROY serve when sadness comes to perience In supervtsloo and with cellar houie above. money for rtnf and own a home. Thanks again. leaching. Starting &alarles nothing In return? w.·can Ill Nrs. Ida Burns, Mrs. Eldon WILL give plano lessons In my PhGrle 992-43116 or 992·5050. from 13.42 per hour to $4,12 Gaul, Mr•. George Powell, you In a homo In • daya, NO home. Phone 992-3666. 10-2Uic per hour, according to tx· Mrs. Frank Mlson, Mrs. money down, payrm~nta 11 8-16-lfc perlence. Coil Dee Kennedy, George Hobstetter, Miss ::::-.,.-- - - - low 01 rant. Call 992-11116 or WITH all • ulllltlei'. extension 329, Athens Mental LOTS Bernice Ann Durst. atop In upotatrsataJI"nor o1 E. Rt$frlcled dlvlolon, \\t toRE-OPENING of Middleport Health Center 9 a.m . to 5 p.m. 10-25-11c ~In and Court, Panttroy, J ·'-acro lof\i , Phone Chesler . 'o.m cab office at 322 N. Second IG-25-lfc . to 5 p.m., Monday 915-3301, night 915-3302. ' Ave., Middleport. Compollad fhro1J9h Saturday. Weber . _ .J:J:Ik.. IIISII'anc:e to tower tares In town. Uhour Conofr'lleffon C4ml!llny, AUTOMOBILE lnturance been servlce'avallable. Phone 992' ' 1(1.2Ufc cancelled? Lost your 3210 or 992-UOS. Sharon't at..-•s llcenM? Call 992· Twin City Cabo. i lor4 ltdrtollt.& 1 .-r. ., SEWING MACHINES. R~lr • ; • '"f ~1 ~· • . ·' . \,. tlt.ttc· ____.., __.:..__...__10-1t-4tc '"':':"' vour .,..Oicoj!Hiflo ' . service, 111 mekil. 992-~~­ ..,lbe Fobr'tc Shop, MAYMAN'S AUCTION ilov.e; • • \/Mithorliad Sfnglio Sol • Laurel Cliff, now open each 5er¥1ee. We·Sh..,.. ~ Wanted Friday to receive con3- -lfe and signments at 10 a.m. Auction' ACREAGE and lots. Moll In Monthly P'aymenfS .. · descrlpflon. where locofed starting at 7 p.m. Lei us sell CURTISS &tile Bre.Jdfnl your merchancUse. · Lower Than and cost to P. 0. 8o>c 692, Service. PhGrlt Perkor tUPZNew Haven Pomeroy. 3-22-lfc 2244 ... call otallqn Coolvlllt contact1 Mr. Mood,, Pit. m. IQ.25-6fc 667-3251. ' ' 7tM tur fltltl offiCI It Corrlact PIANO luning. Karl Kobler, 1(1.18-30tc P'lrk & SyCinlt" lit M.•dlllle~ort. Mason. Phone n3·5535 after 5 J& 0 AII~IATa$, INC. The Daily Sentinel p.m. C. BRADFORD, Aucllontor Pormtrlr ICIIMII AIIOCII·I~ llf011111 10-13-JOic Camplala wvlce · tnc. P~. 1-2~·1$11 Phone .9.,-3121 6A8 Phone 992-2156 Roctne,Ohlo .J87 GUN SHOOT, Forked Run CONVENIENT but ..iel clad Crill Bradford tA8752 Sport•man Club, Sunday, building loll on T7t al ~k S-l-Ife OCtober 25. • K82 Springs. Wllhio welklng Wanted Buy dl•lonce 10.22-31c of Motlga High WDIT EAST FARM-ALL Cu~ or Super-A School, a 5 minute drive frOin ~SE;;::P::;T;?.IC;::::;T:;;AH;;:;K;;;S:-:C;-:LE;:-:A::N'ED. .JUU .KQ1087 tractor. Phone 9>19-4:125 ..- 9•· WILL BABYSIT .In my horne Re•sonable rotea. Phone Pomeroy. Call or seo Bjll •• .52 4254. Jolin Russoll. Galllpotl& .w.. weekdays. Phone 992-llU. Witte weekends, or after 5 tQlOI tJ3 1G-23-6tc p.m. weekdayo .. Phone 992· 1Q.22-61c 4782 alter 5:311 p.m. • 1154 .AQ103 .j.1-Hc 6187. SOVTB (D) GUN SHOOT, Sunday, October OLD turnituro, diahol, bran 1(1.18-lfe =oo=z:::E:-::R:-:::w=D=RK:-:.~Sapl:-::-,,~t-anko, 25, 1 p.m. Milo Hill Rd. u Sponaorad by Racine Fire ldeh - · Phone ,.,.2171. .AKQIOIU Department. 10.18-lfc tK84 10·22-3tc ••7 IIAC.KHOE . ·and EndiOJdtr :;:;-:;;;;;:;;::;;--::;::::~'",;'~·ff;,c , , , ,CLIUND . ~ _ 11EALTY. r Neither vulnerable PIANO tuner for Elberfeld'•· OLD UPRIGHT planoa, any FARM - .112 IUOI, l!ifs oi -k. George BIIJ Pulllno. Lane Daniel•. phone 992-5509. Wool North £root loath 1(1.16-301ji coodlllon, as long aa havo not limber, barn, outbull.cllniJ IQ.22-31o been· wat. Paying SIO each. with celler, 11011d, hou•chll Flrslfloor only. Mor\daya will NI!W BATH, Nj!W -KIT· HARRISoN'S TV AND AM· be pick-up daf. Write, giving CHEN, largo romodeltcl l£1'fNA SERVICE: Phone VFW GUN •hoot. Sunday, good dlreclfCifll, Willen l'lono living room, 2 badroomo C:ould 992:2522. 6-10-lfc October 25. Sterling at noon. Company, Bo>c' 1118. Sordl•~ have·Umllooutot.Pomeroy. ()penina jepd • ' Belley Run Road, Ofllo A39>16. 110,900. . !'flnl.,., INo Down·Payment 1971 MODEL VAN DYKE ·ALL 1tto r•'!- • \ . I , I. South ruffed a diamond, entered dummy with a trump and diacarded both bll clubB on the long diamonds. Hil trick awapplng had really paid dlvlderult. He wound up Help Wanted AAIB ITIOU5 housowllo. Local Become a big wage Hrner with the new Realistic Bra and R. S. Apparel plus earn new fall wardrobe or frM Christmas gills for e lew hours at your -•lime. Pay up to SlO per hour. Perlllmt -k. work. Free lnvestmentt. Write 8o>c 1116, New Haven, W. maklq sill. blddlna 1• m. boen: · lilt Pus · J• • Pau ,_ 4e Puo 1'.S• Pus Puo 1• Pus kl You, South, ho : .KIU tAKUJ Who! do you do ao-? Wool I'IM Ve, or call New Hovan 882· 2010. 1o-25-31c llfordl lloafll SA(.ESMAN to oollcll occounis Zt for a nallonol collection S6 agency. No lnvestmei)t. High tH.T. . commlulons pklo bonuo plan 5H.T. to men mHIIng our 1 requlrt!fllenll. """· no f.-=t..-. Write MlflOQtf'•. J!ra- 47, Mentor, Ofllo - · .WII 10-2S.31p ------- f . . . . SprinJs Nita aub Licenn 28 Acres land Money Maker. Doinl! Good . Business. Write Daily Always A 5entlnel• Box 729· R. !1111--J l.!:::::x:~o~. ' PJts For $111 ....... and bird <lOgs, AKC. Pel and , .... ,.._ lllat ,- ~.- -liMit Cordlol.ll.lo"' to ~_..,._ • • QDat • ....,.. eQa ""' WANTED CHIPN)OD fWs l'ls. . 32: 21 H 20 . 11 ""'- MAXIMUM • tM-.m~ .. ' 1O" on LltgQt End '6·• PER 10ft, · Dtiii,V.re!l ' To' . .OHIP · PAWT·, !U. -Mr. and ,La_ lire '• ~: 4--~i:---~ pupf)~• · . Grooming. · Phone 992· . :1-17-lfc •·• Real Estate For Sale RAtiNE- ,....... . .~,2 ' .t~r;: caps. Fit D70x 14 wheels. Cost 159. Will take 125. Call 992-2324. 10·25-3tc 4 NEW spinner hub SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1970 •• w ,, ACROSS !-Grade · 6-Hawlniltss .' •'"-' '· color 11-Divldt proporttc.nattly ' 61-Finnllh &ttport 125--Ttmptrtte 62-£uroptan finch 126-Prlutly ortM, 64-A stltl (abbr.) (!nit.) 65-t.tln 1?7- Artlcln of conjunction :t• bird 69----Ancltnt Syrltn 19--Genu~> of li:l81"s city 21)-.Akin 71-A 1tate (abhr.) 21--lnellnes 7l--Go back 23-Mi• 74-0I~tlon 24-Anaer 76-Whlrlpool• , ·' w:. ~· Br,.'~~- > • .• SALE butllieu rocimt. 3 fliridihid ~..,_. tperfmonll, 1'> unfurnllhW, low, upkeep on · building, 1PX50 TWO-~tdr<>om . · GOdtG AT 121.5410. hou"traller. Phoi1l 992-3954. 1(1.21,.., I I•,Jt.' 132~uarrtl 133-Abatract belnl 134-And 10 forth C.bbr.) 1~6---l'tmtlt f\OtU 2&-Heraldry: 79-fat: .. 't n"t lrtfltd 81-Chicktn 27-Aoad (tbbr.) 82- ...fnct.flnltt 29-Pitctl of strinl) numblr lO-Skldded 84--Muslc: tlowly :U-EI)'ptlan 85--f"amt IOdd"• 87-o.a.. 32- Matul'11 9D-Church oflicial 33-Throulh 92-Dint 34-0.Ct)'l 93-Stdalt 3S--frtth-wat.r 95-Biand mu...l 17-Mult of hl1tor,35-Shootllt from ' 18-..Sym~ for nllon covt1r 99-.Prlnltr'l 3fi-Afttni• ftl\ta&u,. 149-Countlj of Europe 150-'bldlldt rllltl,urant 4G-Worm ISI-Aabblbl 41-Ntrrow, not , fumlturw Q6--Countl')'ofAiia 129----+iarwHted 67-Ghl't. namt 131--concaal 18-l.onJ-Ie~d klfchtn, 3 beCirooml, bllh, FURN ISHE'D houae, \':1 balh, gas htet, Iron!.porch AIICIUT Spring Ave .. PamorO)I, M . 2 ocr01 level g~ounrt. .JI,JOO. mOn.lfl. flhGrlti424G21fltr 10 •z PARkViEW··T<inrw•• POOat... ~~---~~ --~~--~----, ·•h.ow ,...... ................. .......... "' ........ •lelrl7 - ;;';' IQ.~ ...§."'I~~!!~"·Q~O-~_~WO~~\!~Z~-~ ' Dart Custom 4 Or. Sedan. 6 cyl., T~quefllte _transmission. power steering. Extra Nice. ~1967 P~mouth 51495 Belvedere 2 Or. Hardtop, v.a motor, power steering, & automatic transmission. 1965 DODGE SS95 Coronet Deluxe 2 Dr. Seaan, V-8 motor, radio. standard shift. POMEROY lNG NECK pheaaan11, mole 50,1100 BTU fuel oil healer with blower, $25. Phone 742-~2. Beagle'vlups. Jolin Thomas. 10.25-ltc Loon, • Va. ·Phone 895-3972. Oork 1Q.23-31p ' " '1595 "You'll Like Our Qualify Wavo.f Doi".' Business" aoe9,W:,&isi . Realbl -;;;;;·~~-8-;211-~ff..c RUTLA~O- 4 yN'~ :o!~; nit» ' tor R~ 9'12-SJ42 GMAC Flnoncing Aveillblt y • 1967 Oocige Open Eves. Til 6-Til 5 P.M. Sal. . \ 2. .•,... ..... t0.22-31c 10.21~tc 1~ oJ'I(. ' ~ :: 5712. GaATLY BDuaD ,. MaOI.BY. LIBERTY . ,, ' power KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES WARM MORNING heater,' 85,1100 btu. Phooe MaSon 713- For Sale •t !:t~~~-&io~~~ :Cleland $5300 Sedan De VIlle. Mint green. black vinyl top and green Interior. full power equipment, Oimate Control air conditioning. MIR NOWI - , :. '1795 steering, power brakes. alr,eonditloning. Vinyl interior, blk. vinyl roof. maroon flnfsh. ~ power steering, Torquefllte transmission, vinyl roof. 1969 CADILLAC '5995 ~; BEDROOM.J, FULLY FU.NISHED. •, 1967 Ford : Door Seclan L.J. D.. 1966 DODGE '1195 Coronet 440 · 2 Dr. Hardtop, V-8 motor; raato, ·CADILLAC DEALER Ebersbach Hardware, Sugar Run Mills, Pickens Hard· ware, Ma!;OO. 10-21-301c 12x64 "''t _, To YOUR "STAR" kills rats quickly . Sure . 21f2 pounds, 11.69. ••I> • 10K50 FOOT, 2·bedroom housetraller. Phone 992-39.54. 1Q.23-61p tree, old radio. No Sunday cello please. Phone 1143-2194. IQ.22.Jic ---- Carriels .: mt<.tt w~,nted iQ ·M-1. ; ' J 'ii!.VIf\"Cn ·!Uil ' amall gas heaters, old hall BLAmNARS nicely and broke 3-2. Now G,Ac l.,.RUCI.<S .· ' ·~- For Sale GAS COOK atovo, coal cook stQYe, coal heater, Mveral NEW ii>URS .YDuR NEW HOME ~-" ' THIS IS- '·' IT" ! .READY · MIX CONCREn dellyerod right to \'.OUr pro,ect. Fast and easy. Fret est mates. Phone 992·3214. GoeQieln Reedy~Mbc Co., NEIGLER eoilitruc:!lon, J!M' bulldlng or ren adtllttG -~ Mldaleport, C»ilo. home, ctll Guy ,j. N•foler, 6-!l).lfc Roclno, Ohio. --------1·31·1fC Help Wanted Rev . Raullln Moyer and Rev . hand with the last trump. T h e dlamonda behaved PONTIAC . In Pom-y Since 1853 · PHONE 992-2143 POMtROY, OHIO many friends end relatives Tbt , BLA·EnNARS · Card of Thanks > ' " Ca...U:e.f dr. !Jonltap; fadGr7 ClalaJ~ Contnii.V ~ Q-ulae cilllrol; JIOIIIf Wludowi;J!O'"' iilet, m)'ltql. A 66 FORD . · V-ICounlry.Bqulrelllllon,..., Station W'l!o.n. V-8 .motor, automatic trltll!, mlstlan, power steering. IOI-5tltrp-eytd U7-Goll cr,131-Mtllc:e 139-S,;Inl ' dbr.) 140--Partlco 141--HttMI r'l'llttl 142'-TIIIt of r.. ptet 14,_1ackJKHwt 144-Civll W11r ..ntral 146-Wortlllp l~VIptr penon botl'd · 103-Multc: at 42-PJ;rt Of llf, writlen 4).....0ptliWOrll f.r.bric lCN-t.at it tttnrl 4!--SmtU Ytll&-11 11J5---Ftllllful 46-0iphtfiofll ~01-Cty 47-earol . 11G-In,.,. 4&-t..mb'• ptn I !2-P.rophtt tlamt 113--Ptdch 4;.-...WitJhttn 114---tomPtn point 51-ShallfW .......tt lls.--Joe: 52-Mtnutcrlpt 117-RIPUIM (l:bbr.) 118-lmlttttd 53-Wlnn:up llf-Sit!lofTtJ 54-Undllllt"Ji'lnt Mthlll . 55---ltU'dlo 120-f'our (Rom•n 57-louttlwnMm number) indltn · JU-conc.cte 5t-F'1Shlon 121-W"&ht of fndlt 124-Wint-,r vthlole &0--&(tlll OOWN 1-Mtps 2---Gnnts Ull of ~ 16-Golf mound ll---£uropun blackbird 17-Man'l nlcllntmt 19-StiOII" 21 2:....~rHCh•• 90---~brew lttt•r 22-ltnt Arm 2s-N1now openlna 91-Prwpotitlon 25--T"r 27-Tamporary 4-Diltteh 111ntl 5--Sylnbol for tin 6-Couibtl'd 7-«nlhUilattlc: 8-lrilh ... IOd t-Prln~.r'l rrteltult 1D---Orltd .,.~ 11-Atttndance 12-Nott of tcalt 1J.-...a.nua of oll\lft lt Rotm Is-_,. p....nl 9&---A IIIII (abbr.) 98-Girl' l name 99-landld proptl'l)' Nle" 28-CkJthtd (pl.) 30-Jqpd. proJICtlnl part lCIO-Sarcastlc 31--Dolphinllke 102-5t•&• ••tre (colloq.) CltiCtllft 3)-.PtcU~ ltltnd 104-Sow 35-41nn boM · 105-fat of 1Mnt 36--Va&YI 37-Fur·bumt: mtmmttl 39-0PtlliRI 41-lnHftnit. number 42- Sitnder 41 Athmpts 47-statonirc 41-fi'ICredltnll ........... · 56-Wtlrd 54---L.oolc1 flxtd)J !15-Son of Ad•m 56-fnllfNI !11--<Anpto• .... 60-Umoat '"- -_..-... l-Actdtmlc _,,.. .,_ 66--.--Com-,... 11--Land m1111u,. point 67-EIIIttl 7o-Humb'lr 71-DfstaJtt 72--ton*"rMI 77-G,..kie~Mr 7f-Orvnll•rd ............ , 110-Q,... ...... · 86--Rivtr In Afrtu 70 Chevelle V-8 Automatic, P. Steering, 4 Dr. 70 Camaro V-8, 4 Speed, P.S., Cpe. 70 Impala V-8, Automatic, P. Steering, 4 Dr. 70 Caprice V-8, Automatic, P. Steering Cpe. 70 h~ e,t,lp:Y.... Steering Cpe. A\!fO"'!It~t : ~ ·.=: See Us Now! Also nice selection of 11 - Chevy II, Camaro, Chevelle, Monte Carlo, Impalas. See Us now if you need a ·new '12 Ton or 3J4 Ton Chevrolet Pickup. 106----Enli~n 107--followerl of Levi 10V----&plosive tlttltt lli-Ritl H2-Hurrltd ll~ciOHiy 116-Snlmt Ill-Toward shelftlr III-AIII1·Uint 122-Stn.w 124-ScatNr 125---Mud 126-Ttllnb 121--Atmosphtrtc dllturtNinct UO-Swlu river IJI--GrMk poft 132-HtiV)' metal .... ....... Pomeroy Motor Co• Your Chevy Dealer POMEROY, OHIO Open Eves n1 8 Ph. 992·2126 Ua-lpunllh for ·-,_ 137-Joumty forth 131-M•tt 141'--Mtn'a nl~narna 75-Btnll emploree lU-flthoor .,..._ 7~e<:omfi'"IH IMMEDIATE DELIVERY l•f4.-Su,...n .....,.., (.._r.) .... 141 tnddntt..,.. 147--lbrwn8Ddl For Sale Auto Sales PWNINGS, storm door& and 1960 INTERNATIONAL VI 'h· windows, carports, ton pickup, liNG lnlernotlonol marquees.- blown and boll VI 2·ton, 2<Sptad dump truck. ln,ulatfon. Elmer · White, lf., lnltrniotlonol 6, V..fon, sales representaflv•. Fort,.., i4>1rH:h clb to exle. Panteroy estimates. phone Cheri•• MOtvr C4mpany. Your 01evY Litle, SyrucUse. V. V. Deater. Jolmson and Sqn, Inc. 10.21-31<: ·. 8-30-lfc Auto S , a les 1960 CHEVROLET • . door, ueellent eondlllon, ~~50. · Alao, W-t · Alii& Chal"lfrs r:\'rslll<lequlpmtni.'Pijone . ·.' , ' • ~,_· -·:.<;: 1965 FORD, 2 _ . running condition. • Phooem.-. 10-112·311: PONTIAC TemptS!, 1967 Jlandard y.., · whllt well&. I..Hv~ tllllel, rrlvol .oeH·. " ' - .-304. 10.2S-311: . '' . �• " r ' ' Bargains· WANT AD Card e! , INfDRMATION DIADLIN.S · WE WISH 5 P.M. Day a.-e fUbiiCIUOn and Mon-oy DMdllno' o.m, ConclllltiOn & c:.<roctlona Will be aectpted until tt.m. for Dov olllubllcotloil ' R•GUUTIONS Tht Publllt.er reurvn ~ right to ectlt t>r re(Wc:t any ldl ' .Thanks. . ' J ~' I 'DANNIE'S HAS A 1 .. d"mtd ·obltctlonal. Tht publiSher wilt not tte r.,onalblt tor more than ont Incorrect . JO YOUR. HOUSING NEEDS! ' · ln"rtl6n. 69 BUICk iftl,·MoDtls ot. DISPLAY! . . " ~ cu~ z.dr. ~e air conditioned. Sbll1> ... . and IIUl ' . ' l9ell -:e owne'. Exira clan. ' ' ~ ' . . SZ4ts~·. ·1969 CHEVROLET air~-~ · 66 CHEV~ET i • 68 8UICKldr. sodan, ,.......... LeSaln~ "A RW 1.911MODilS AT IED:IICED PIJCIS• .1 . '2995 -...19e119111*' . , I " car. a~ ·deans1595, lniNt and out, 390 engine, JIOlnl" flU :Dw Md power brUin. See Art Hoyt, 8111 Nelslin, C.ward C.lvert or Freel BIMttnar; BUICK WE, THE CHILDREN o1 the late Mrs. Adam Ebersbach (Bernice) &lncerely thank our for the klndnesa ahown during the extended Illness and dee1h of our dear Mother Bnd Grandmother. St>eclal thanks . to Rev. W. H. Perrin for his consoling words during his many bedside visits and during the burial servlc::as, to IQ.I ..301c ATTENTION ALL Registered Robert Card for their vlsl11 Nurses; Here Is your op. and prayers, to Dr. R. P. WILL pick up merchandise and portunlty toeern extra money Daniels and to the doctors, (fake to auction on ·a per-, to pay that bill, buy a new nurses and entire staff at centage basts. Call Jim dress, or save for a 'lacatlon . Veterans Memorial Hospital Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. We must meet coverage for their untiring efforts to Phone 7~2·.u41. requirements for medicare Real Estate For Sale bring "Mom" back to health 9-23-ttc Immediately on the 11 p.m. to UNITED METHODIST par- SEPTIC tanko c l - . Mitior· ---again, to the Trinity Church 7 a.m. shift, and are willing to S.nltaflon, Siewert, 01110. Ph. Council, the Happy Har-sonage for &ale at LAtart pay ~5 per night. Can you 662·:1035. vesters Class and the Busy Fells, Ofllo. Modern and In work one nklhf per month? good shap.e. S..lad bkll until 2-12-lfe Sees Sewing Circle for the Per week? More than that? ,...,.,.,,--...,---many floral tributes and the Nov. 10. S.nd bids to Mrs. Roy Service & Parts Dept. Call us. We need r,our halpl food prepared and served, to I'Hrson, Rt. 2, Racine, Ohio. WHEEL Horot Salta and Call Athens Men al Health Service. Baum Lumbar 7:30A.M. TII4:30 P.M. the officers and staff of To aee porsonage, a&k naxt Center. 593-1762, extension · door at Colder Shuler'•· Company, Chetter, Ohio. Theodorus Council No. 17 of Monday thru Friday m. between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. RHflrve right to relocf all Phone 985-3301. . . Pomeroy for the beautiful Monday lhru Friday. Closed 5-211-lfc memorial ~~M"vlces, to the bids If too low. 10.25-lfc Ewing Funeral Home coSaturday & Sundily t0-25-6tc ":"A"":"I~R--C~O~N=D-.,.1T:::-:-:10:'-,N-1:-:-N G, workers and to the many REGISTERED Nurses Part HOUSE, 1640 Lincoln His .. Refrigeration &ervlco. Jack's wonderful neighbors for all Tlma and Full Time positions Refrigeration, Now Haven, their food and floral tributes. POmeroy. Ph""" 992·2293. available Immediately. In Phone 882-2079. How wonderful to live In a 10.25-lfc progressive, dynamic unit. 4-6-lfc BUICK PONTIAC community where one's On the job special training, ONE FLOOR, 6 room ...Uae: GMC TRUCKS friends are neer and ready to opportunity to gain ex - bath, Sliver Run. Diock celllr TIRED OF lptftdlng 111 INII POMEROY serve when sadness comes to perience In supervtsloo and with cellar houie above. money for rtnf and own a home. Thanks again. leaching. Starting &alarles nothing In return? w.·can Ill Nrs. Ida Burns, Mrs. Eldon WILL give plano lessons In my PhGrle 992-43116 or 992·5050. from 13.42 per hour to $4,12 Gaul, Mr•. George Powell, you In a homo In • daya, NO home. Phone 992-3666. 10-2Uic per hour, according to tx· Mrs. Frank Mlson, Mrs. money down, payrm~nta 11 8-16-lfc perlence. Coil Dee Kennedy, George Hobstetter, Miss ::::-.,.-- - - - low 01 rant. Call 992-11116 or WITH all • ulllltlei'. extension 329, Athens Mental LOTS Bernice Ann Durst. atop In upotatrsataJI"nor o1 E. Rt$frlcled dlvlolon, \\t toRE-OPENING of Middleport Health Center 9 a.m . to 5 p.m. 10-25-11c ~In and Court, Panttroy, J ·'-acro lof\i , Phone Chesler . 'o.m cab office at 322 N. Second IG-25-lfc . to 5 p.m., Monday 915-3301, night 915-3302. ' Ave., Middleport. Compollad fhro1J9h Saturday. Weber . _ .J:J:Ik.. IIISII'anc:e to tower tares In town. Uhour Conofr'lleffon C4ml!llny, AUTOMOBILE lnturance been servlce'avallable. Phone 992' ' 1(1.2Ufc cancelled? Lost your 3210 or 992-UOS. Sharon't at..-•s llcenM? Call 992· Twin City Cabo. i lor4 ltdrtollt.& 1 .-r. ., SEWING MACHINES. R~lr • ; • '"f ~1 ~· • . ·' . \,. tlt.ttc· ____.., __.:..__...__10-1t-4tc '"':':"' vour .,..Oicoj!Hiflo ' . service, 111 mekil. 992-~~­ ..,lbe Fobr'tc Shop, MAYMAN'S AUCTION ilov.e; • • \/Mithorliad Sfnglio Sol • Laurel Cliff, now open each 5er¥1ee. We·Sh..,.. ~ Wanted Friday to receive con3- -lfe and signments at 10 a.m. Auction' ACREAGE and lots. Moll In Monthly P'aymenfS .. · descrlpflon. where locofed starting at 7 p.m. Lei us sell CURTISS &tile Bre.Jdfnl your merchancUse. · Lower Than and cost to P. 0. 8o>c 692, Service. PhGrlt Perkor tUPZNew Haven Pomeroy. 3-22-lfc 2244 ... call otallqn Coolvlllt contact1 Mr. Mood,, Pit. m. IQ.25-6fc 667-3251. ' ' 7tM tur fltltl offiCI It Corrlact PIANO luning. Karl Kobler, 1(1.18-30tc P'lrk & SyCinlt" lit M.•dlllle~ort. Mason. Phone n3·5535 after 5 J& 0 AII~IATa$, INC. The Daily Sentinel p.m. C. BRADFORD, Aucllontor Pormtrlr ICIIMII AIIOCII·I~ llf011111 10-13-JOic Camplala wvlce · tnc. P~. 1-2~·1$11 Phone .9.,-3121 6A8 Phone 992-2156 Roctne,Ohlo .J87 GUN SHOOT, Forked Run CONVENIENT but ..iel clad Crill Bradford tA8752 Sport•man Club, Sunday, building loll on T7t al ~k S-l-Ife OCtober 25. • K82 Springs. Wllhio welklng Wanted Buy dl•lonce 10.22-31c of Motlga High WDIT EAST FARM-ALL Cu~ or Super-A School, a 5 minute drive frOin ~SE;;::P::;T;?.IC;::::;T:;;AH;;:;K;;;S:-:C;-:LE;:-:A::N'ED. .JUU .KQ1087 tractor. Phone 9>19-4:125 ..- 9•· WILL BABYSIT .In my horne Re•sonable rotea. Phone Pomeroy. Call or seo Bjll •• .52 4254. Jolin Russoll. Galllpotl& .w.. weekdays. Phone 992-llU. Witte weekends, or after 5 tQlOI tJ3 1G-23-6tc p.m. weekdayo .. Phone 992· 1Q.22-61c 4782 alter 5:311 p.m. • 1154 .AQ103 .j.1-Hc 6187. SOVTB (D) GUN SHOOT, Sunday, October OLD turnituro, diahol, bran 1(1.18-lfe =oo=z:::E:-::R:-:::w=D=RK:-:.~Sapl:-::-,,~t-anko, 25, 1 p.m. Milo Hill Rd. u Sponaorad by Racine Fire ldeh - · Phone ,.,.2171. .AKQIOIU Department. 10.18-lfc tK84 10·22-3tc ••7 IIAC.KHOE . ·and EndiOJdtr :;:;-:;;;;;:;;::;;--::;::::~'",;'~·ff;,c , , , ,CLIUND . ~ _ 11EALTY. r Neither vulnerable PIANO tuner for Elberfeld'•· OLD UPRIGHT planoa, any FARM - .112 IUOI, l!ifs oi -k. George BIIJ Pulllno. Lane Daniel•. phone 992-5509. Wool North £root loath 1(1.16-301ji coodlllon, as long aa havo not limber, barn, outbull.cllniJ IQ.22-31o been· wat. Paying SIO each. with celler, 11011d, hou•chll Flrslfloor only. Mor\daya will NI!W BATH, Nj!W -KIT· HARRISoN'S TV AND AM· be pick-up daf. Write, giving CHEN, largo romodeltcl l£1'fNA SERVICE: Phone VFW GUN •hoot. Sunday, good dlreclfCifll, Willen l'lono living room, 2 badroomo C:ould 992:2522. 6-10-lfc October 25. Sterling at noon. Company, Bo>c' 1118. Sordl•~ have·Umllooutot.Pomeroy. ()penina jepd • ' Belley Run Road, Ofllo A39>16. 110,900. . !'flnl.,., INo Down·Payment 1971 MODEL VAN DYKE ·ALL 1tto r•'!- • \ . I , I. South ruffed a diamond, entered dummy with a trump and diacarded both bll clubB on the long diamonds. Hil trick awapplng had really paid dlvlderult. He wound up Help Wanted AAIB ITIOU5 housowllo. Local Become a big wage Hrner with the new Realistic Bra and R. S. Apparel plus earn new fall wardrobe or frM Christmas gills for e lew hours at your -•lime. Pay up to SlO per hour. Perlllmt -k. work. Free lnvestmentt. Write 8o>c 1116, New Haven, W. maklq sill. blddlna 1• m. boen: · lilt Pus · J• • Pau ,_ 4e Puo 1'.S• Pus Puo 1• Pus kl You, South, ho : .KIU tAKUJ Who! do you do ao-? Wool I'IM Ve, or call New Hovan 882· 2010. 1o-25-31c llfordl lloafll SA(.ESMAN to oollcll occounis Zt for a nallonol collection S6 agency. No lnvestmei)t. High tH.T. . commlulons pklo bonuo plan 5H.T. to men mHIIng our 1 requlrt!fllenll. """· no f.-=t..-. Write MlflOQtf'•. J!ra- 47, Mentor, Ofllo - · .WII 10-2S.31p ------- f . . . . SprinJs Nita aub Licenn 28 Acres land Money Maker. Doinl! Good . Business. Write Daily Always A 5entlnel• Box 729· R. !1111--J l.!:::::x:~o~. ' PJts For $111 ....... and bird <lOgs, AKC. Pel and , .... ,.._ lllat ,- ~.- -liMit Cordlol.ll.lo"' to ~_..,._ • • QDat • ....,.. eQa ""' WANTED CHIPN)OD fWs l'ls. . 32: 21 H 20 . 11 ""'- MAXIMUM • tM-.m~ .. ' 1O" on LltgQt End '6·• PER 10ft, · Dtiii,V.re!l ' To' . .OHIP · PAWT·, !U. -Mr. and ,La_ lire '• ~: 4--~i:---~ pupf)~• · . Grooming. · Phone 992· . :1-17-lfc •·• Real Estate For Sale RAtiNE- ,....... . .~,2 ' .t~r;: caps. Fit D70x 14 wheels. Cost 159. Will take 125. Call 992-2324. 10·25-3tc 4 NEW spinner hub SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1970 •• w ,, ACROSS !-Grade · 6-Hawlniltss .' •'"-' '· color 11-Divldt proporttc.nattly ' 61-Finnllh &ttport 125--Ttmptrtte 62-£uroptan finch 126-Prlutly ortM, 64-A stltl (abbr.) (!nit.) 65-t.tln 1?7- Artlcln of conjunction :t• bird 69----Ancltnt Syrltn 19--Genu~> of li:l81"s city 21)-.Akin 71-A 1tate (abhr.) 21--lnellnes 7l--Go back 23-Mi• 74-0I~tlon 24-Anaer 76-Whlrlpool• , ·' w:. ~· Br,.'~~- > • .• SALE butllieu rocimt. 3 fliridihid ~..,_. tperfmonll, 1'> unfurnllhW, low, upkeep on · building, 1PX50 TWO-~tdr<>om . · GOdtG AT 121.5410. hou"traller. Phoi1l 992-3954. 1(1.21,.., I I•,Jt.' 132~uarrtl 133-Abatract belnl 134-And 10 forth C.bbr.) 1~6---l'tmtlt f\OtU 2&-Heraldry: 79-fat: .. 't n"t lrtfltd 81-Chicktn 27-Aoad (tbbr.) 82- ...fnct.flnltt 29-Pitctl of strinl) numblr lO-Skldded 84--Muslc: tlowly :U-EI)'ptlan 85--f"amt IOdd"• 87-o.a.. 32- Matul'11 9D-Church oflicial 33-Throulh 92-Dint 34-0.Ct)'l 93-Stdalt 3S--frtth-wat.r 95-Biand mu...l 17-Mult of hl1tor,35-Shootllt from ' 18-..Sym~ for nllon covt1r 99-.Prlnltr'l 3fi-Afttni• ftl\ta&u,. 149-Countlj of Europe 150-'bldlldt rllltl,urant 4G-Worm ISI-Aabblbl 41-Ntrrow, not , fumlturw Q6--Countl')'ofAiia 129----+iarwHted 67-Ghl't. namt 131--concaal 18-l.onJ-Ie~d klfchtn, 3 beCirooml, bllh, FURN ISHE'D houae, \':1 balh, gas htet, Iron!.porch AIICIUT Spring Ave .. PamorO)I, M . 2 ocr01 level g~ounrt. .JI,JOO. mOn.lfl. flhGrlti424G21fltr 10 •z PARkViEW··T<inrw•• POOat... ~~---~~ --~~--~----, ·•h.ow ,...... ................. .......... "' ........ •lelrl7 - ;;';' IQ.~ ...§."'I~~!!~"·Q~O-~_~WO~~\!~Z~-~ ' Dart Custom 4 Or. Sedan. 6 cyl., T~quefllte _transmission. power steering. Extra Nice. ~1967 P~mouth 51495 Belvedere 2 Or. Hardtop, v.a motor, power steering, & automatic transmission. 1965 DODGE SS95 Coronet Deluxe 2 Dr. Seaan, V-8 motor, radio. standard shift. POMEROY lNG NECK pheaaan11, mole 50,1100 BTU fuel oil healer with blower, $25. Phone 742-~2. Beagle'vlups. Jolin Thomas. 10.25-ltc Loon, • Va. ·Phone 895-3972. Oork 1Q.23-31p ' " '1595 "You'll Like Our Qualify Wavo.f Doi".' Business" aoe9,W:,&isi . Realbl -;;;;;·~~-8-;211-~ff..c RUTLA~O- 4 yN'~ :o!~; nit» ' tor R~ 9'12-SJ42 GMAC Flnoncing Aveillblt y • 1967 Oocige Open Eves. Til 6-Til 5 P.M. Sal. . \ 2. .•,... ..... t0.22-31c 10.21~tc 1~ oJ'I(. ' ~ :: 5712. GaATLY BDuaD ,. MaOI.BY. LIBERTY . ,, ' power KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES WARM MORNING heater,' 85,1100 btu. Phooe MaSon 713- For Sale •t !:t~~~-&io~~~ :Cleland $5300 Sedan De VIlle. Mint green. black vinyl top and green Interior. full power equipment, Oimate Control air conditioning. MIR NOWI - , :. '1795 steering, power brakes. alr,eonditloning. Vinyl interior, blk. vinyl roof. maroon flnfsh. ~ power steering, Torquefllte transmission, vinyl roof. 1969 CADILLAC '5995 ~; BEDROOM.J, FULLY FU.NISHED. •, 1967 Ford : Door Seclan L.J. D.. 1966 DODGE '1195 Coronet 440 · 2 Dr. Hardtop, V-8 motor; raato, ·CADILLAC DEALER Ebersbach Hardware, Sugar Run Mills, Pickens Hard· ware, Ma!;OO. 10-21-301c 12x64 "''t _, To YOUR "STAR" kills rats quickly . Sure . 21f2 pounds, 11.69. ••I> • 10K50 FOOT, 2·bedroom housetraller. Phone 992-39.54. 1Q.23-61p tree, old radio. No Sunday cello please. Phone 1143-2194. IQ.22.Jic ---- Carriels .: mt<.tt w~,nted iQ ·M-1. ; ' J 'ii!.VIf\"Cn ·!Uil ' amall gas heaters, old hall BLAmNARS nicely and broke 3-2. Now G,Ac l.,.RUCI.<S .· ' ·~- For Sale GAS COOK atovo, coal cook stQYe, coal heater, Mveral NEW ii>URS .YDuR NEW HOME ~-" ' THIS IS- '·' IT" ! .READY · MIX CONCREn dellyerod right to \'.OUr pro,ect. Fast and easy. Fret est mates. Phone 992·3214. GoeQieln Reedy~Mbc Co., NEIGLER eoilitruc:!lon, J!M' bulldlng or ren adtllttG -~ Mldaleport, C»ilo. home, ctll Guy ,j. N•foler, 6-!l).lfc Roclno, Ohio. --------1·31·1fC Help Wanted Rev . Raullln Moyer and Rev . hand with the last trump. T h e dlamonda behaved PONTIAC . In Pom-y Since 1853 · PHONE 992-2143 POMtROY, OHIO many friends end relatives Tbt , BLA·EnNARS · Card of Thanks > ' " Ca...U:e.f dr. !Jonltap; fadGr7 ClalaJ~ Contnii.V ~ Q-ulae cilllrol; JIOIIIf Wludowi;J!O'"' iilet, m)'ltql. A 66 FORD . · V-ICounlry.Bqulrelllllon,..., Station W'l!o.n. V-8 .motor, automatic trltll!, mlstlan, power steering. IOI-5tltrp-eytd U7-Goll cr,131-Mtllc:e 139-S,;Inl ' dbr.) 140--Partlco 141--HttMI r'l'llttl 142'-TIIIt of r.. ptet 14,_1ackJKHwt 144-Civll W11r ..ntral 146-Wortlllp l~VIptr penon botl'd · 103-Multc: at 42-PJ;rt Of llf, writlen 4).....0ptliWOrll f.r.bric lCN-t.at it tttnrl 4!--SmtU Ytll&-11 11J5---Ftllllful 46-0iphtfiofll ~01-Cty 47-earol . 11G-In,.,. 4&-t..mb'• ptn I !2-P.rophtt tlamt 113--Ptdch 4;.-...WitJhttn 114---tomPtn point 51-ShallfW .......tt lls.--Joe: 52-Mtnutcrlpt 117-RIPUIM (l:bbr.) 118-lmlttttd 53-Wlnn:up llf-Sit!lofTtJ 54-Undllllt"Ji'lnt Mthlll . 55---ltU'dlo 120-f'our (Rom•n 57-louttlwnMm number) indltn · JU-conc.cte 5t-F'1Shlon 121-W"&ht of fndlt 124-Wint-,r vthlole &0--&(tlll OOWN 1-Mtps 2---Gnnts Ull of ~ 16-Golf mound ll---£uropun blackbird 17-Man'l nlcllntmt 19-StiOII" 21 2:....~rHCh•• 90---~brew lttt•r 22-ltnt Arm 2s-N1now openlna 91-Prwpotitlon 25--T"r 27-Tamporary 4-Diltteh 111ntl 5--Sylnbol for tin 6-Couibtl'd 7-«nlhUilattlc: 8-lrilh ... IOd t-Prln~.r'l rrteltult 1D---Orltd .,.~ 11-Atttndance 12-Nott of tcalt 1J.-...a.nua of oll\lft lt Rotm Is-_,. p....nl 9&---A IIIII (abbr.) 98-Girl' l name 99-landld proptl'l)' Nle" 28-CkJthtd (pl.) 30-Jqpd. proJICtlnl part lCIO-Sarcastlc 31--Dolphinllke 102-5t•&• ••tre (colloq.) CltiCtllft 3)-.PtcU~ ltltnd 104-Sow 35-41nn boM · 105-fat of 1Mnt 36--Va&YI 37-Fur·bumt: mtmmttl 39-0PtlliRI 41-lnHftnit. number 42- Sitnder 41 Athmpts 47-statonirc 41-fi'ICredltnll ........... · 56-Wtlrd 54---L.oolc1 flxtd)J !15-Son of Ad•m 56-fnllfNI !11--<Anpto• .... 60-Umoat '"- -_..-... l-Actdtmlc _,,.. .,_ 66--.--Com-,... 11--Land m1111u,. point 67-EIIIttl 7o-Humb'lr 71-DfstaJtt 72--ton*"rMI 77-G,..kie~Mr 7f-Orvnll•rd ............ , 110-Q,... ...... · 86--Rivtr In Afrtu 70 Chevelle V-8 Automatic, P. Steering, 4 Dr. 70 Camaro V-8, 4 Speed, P.S., Cpe. 70 Impala V-8, Automatic, P. Steering, 4 Dr. 70 Caprice V-8, Automatic, P. Steering Cpe. 70 h~ e,t,lp:Y.... Steering Cpe. A\!fO"'!It~t : ~ ·.=: See Us Now! Also nice selection of 11 - Chevy II, Camaro, Chevelle, Monte Carlo, Impalas. See Us now if you need a ·new '12 Ton or 3J4 Ton Chevrolet Pickup. 106----Enli~n 107--followerl of Levi 10V----&plosive tlttltt lli-Ritl H2-Hurrltd ll~ciOHiy 116-Snlmt Ill-Toward shelftlr III-AIII1·Uint 122-Stn.w 124-ScatNr 125---Mud 126-Ttllnb 121--Atmosphtrtc dllturtNinct UO-Swlu river IJI--GrMk poft 132-HtiV)' metal .... ....... Pomeroy Motor Co• Your Chevy Dealer POMEROY, OHIO Open Eves n1 8 Ph. 992·2126 Ua-lpunllh for ·-,_ 137-Joumty forth 131-M•tt 141'--Mtn'a nl~narna 75-Btnll emploree lU-flthoor .,..._ 7~e<:omfi'"IH IMMEDIATE DELIVERY l•f4.-Su,...n .....,.., (.._r.) .... 141 tnddntt..,.. 147--lbrwn8Ddl For Sale Auto Sales PWNINGS, storm door& and 1960 INTERNATIONAL VI 'h· windows, carports, ton pickup, liNG lnlernotlonol marquees.- blown and boll VI 2·ton, 2<Sptad dump truck. ln,ulatfon. Elmer · White, lf., lnltrniotlonol 6, V..fon, sales representaflv•. Fort,.., i4>1rH:h clb to exle. Panteroy estimates. phone Cheri•• MOtvr C4mpany. Your 01evY Litle, SyrucUse. V. V. Deater. Jolmson and Sqn, Inc. 10.21-31<: ·. 8-30-lfc Auto S , a les 1960 CHEVROLET • . door, ueellent eondlllon, ~~50. · Alao, W-t · Alii& Chal"lfrs r:\'rslll<lequlpmtni.'Pijone . ·.' , ' • ~,_· -·:.<;: 1965 FORD, 2 _ . running condition. • Phooem.-. 10-112·311: PONTIAC TemptS!, 1967 Jlandard y.., · whllt well&. I..Hv~ tllllel, rrlvol .oeH·. " ' - .-304. 10.2S-311: . '' . �l For Sale 1' · SALESMEN •· KEEP carpet cleaning to sOLICIT ac(CUI11s lor a problems smell - use Blue National Collection Agency. Lustre wall to ·wo11: Rant No lnveslmant. High CoJil. eletlrlc · ahampooer If. mlsslan p(us Bonus Plan to Centro! Supply CO. nltn mnflng our 253-6 t:O<iulrements. Aae no factor. --==-:-::==-~~ Wrllt Manager.llrawer <17. 1961 CORVETTE. Must b<> Mentor, Ohio 44060. driven to oppreclate. Call H· --~:::;::;::;:::::;-253·3 R. Knopp, 173-5214 Mason, W. HOUSEWIVES Vo. . .253'3 EARN lo50 end more per - k part-time now tl'lru Christ- HOUSE coal delivered, 2 ton mas. Show handsome new loads. can 4-t6-493. and novel gift selections to 253-12 l regular 'Customers. Call lmmedlahtly at .W.4761. -=========--, ---=-=--::-:===- preferred . APply In person onlr to Harold Davis, Galipolis Motor Co. 241'·11 - N:-:-E=W:::-:f::T::EM::-:O::N:-MA= . R;:;K:;:;E T SOLD to all business places. Earn high as S100 per day commission. For information write Ray Fow., 3090 Norbrook Or .• Nlemphis, Tenn. 38116. . I I· W -7 DOING YOUR. CHRISTMAS DREAMING? ·IT'S NOT too ear)y to start ll!illd o prolita'11•·il!I¥"M& of f'Our own ea •n AVON .' "• vr.._._ .. .... representative and make SALE FOR2 WEEKS those dreams come true . GET tf'te rest you deserve, try Write or call Mrs. Helen the Perf&et Sleeper by Serta Yeager, Box 172, Jackson. - the Serta Posture and the Ohio. Ph. 286·«128. Serta Rest Deluxe, ali at prices you can'1 pass up. 2of8·6 - - - ---For Sale t.. IN3•1'f.r T. Chevrolet Truck 1N7 3 T. GMC 1N3 2 T. Chevrolet Truck 11'62 v. T. GMC ·p,u, 11161 'IJ T. GMC P.U. INI '4 T. GMC P.U. IN7 iiJ T. GMC Camper 1964 V. •T. Chev. P.U. 1N3 tT. GMC 1965 'h T. GMC ~W.O. P.U. 1965 V. T. Ford P.U. 1N3 V. T. Chev. P.U. 1N3 ~ Wheel drive Scout 11166 IV. T. GMC • 1N3 ~ Wheel DriYf Scout 11'62 V. T. GMC P.U. 1954 'h T. Chev. P.U. 1965 ~ T. GMC P.U. 1968 1 T. Chev. truck iN3 F6110 Ford truck 1966 '4 T. lnl. P.U. IN~ V. T. GMC P.U. iNI 2 T. GMC 196>4 3 T. GMC 1966 '12 T. Chev. 1966 V. T. Int. P.U. 1966 V. T. Ford P.U. IN3 •;, T. GMC .F1'.U. 1956 1112 T. Che\o!. van New 8.2~20. 10 f.'Y nylon tires S60. Inc. Fed. ax. SOMMER'S G.M.C. TRUCKS, INC. Ill Pine St. Ph. 446·2532 SINGER "750" new dt.luxe Golden Touch and Sew sewing machine now on display. Ask for a demonstration of the all new ·"flexl-stltch system." other models from $66, Buy now, beat the Christmas rush. French City Fabric Shoppe, Singer. aPRroved dealer, 58 Court St., Golllpolls. Ph. ~· 9255. 212·tf "t"v"'P"'E"'W:::R;;c.I::T::E"R::S-. _n_e_w_ end used, portabte and electric and standard. AlSO rentals. Simmons Ptg. & Oft lee Equip. 221 -lf QUILTS. Call 446-2225. TRY the Semco Qulltorama famlly !the world's greatest sleeping pills.) Bemco Mark 20 - choose your size and firmness. WE HAVE bedroom suites to satisfy all your family needs, beautiful bedsr,reads to complete your seectlon. '"'* 2o!U SOUTHERN CROSS MATTRESS SALE bank. Your Savings Ac· ............ • lcluc.,.,. count here gives you ae- • v_,..,, curily. Earns intere1t • lull"•" • lu/1111"1 compounde<!l regularly, --~-..-,.--r,..--...-- • •" · < J ~ - ,- - .. - ~ - ,. .... ,- • •• ,;- ,..... ~ ..---·....-- ~ ... -,- By Jaa Welborbolt GAWPOLIS _ The desire and opportunity to pracUce quality medlciM with a broad ..:_,:-..:.-...,.,-----~ · Party Given Crystal Lynn Hall was honoredwlthaparlyonber lith birthday receillly by her the Mr Bellle Reed t ' ::~ ~ulb<>~ Ave. horne.' a Games were played with prizes being won by Faith Perrin, Liz Card, Becky Card, and Mark Friends. Glfta were preaented to !be honored gueat and cake lee cream potato chips K~oi-Ald and' candy pwnpkw W.,.. served Attending b<>sldes' those named were Robin Dugan, Vlcll Hysell Vanwa Folmer Liz Card,~ Blaettmr, Sue Durst Nancy li:bertbach Belinda 'd Richard Friend' An&eia J Barton Bill' Ne~tznr:' and '~ OWIIY &t&er Eblin Jucly llall Marf *:; 0.::,. th AI COitl ' ' up, 10 dO YIIU.... And IS the rtgllctmtnt ·cost of our ~ ttoun riiH, 10 dHI the nfi•tlon cowtrepe In e ltete erm Homeowners Poflty. ltate Fnm i1 a:l vou tlttd fO tOdey . ' . I Plumblna & Heali!ll ·· · CARTER'$ .Pl-UMBING A!fD, HIATING ' 130 Fourth A-... Pl1ale lf;illf)b '· . .. Tillr'd ' ~\¥'~·• )46-S112 . . .. ' "' 117·1f . DEWiTT'S PLUMBING ' . ~D tii;ATING • R't'-\\:~•:J;tron I ,,., ...."~ lp 7011 Home Office Bloomington, Illinois • •' ";.. ~ '':'1" ' . '). ~f QnHm!aij ~al . wbldi Included ' two. year• of ~ tr.mlng In tlioraciC surgeey. Du.~ hll. l"'')ctency l!e .mel bl.s mfe, X..,, ·• ·llfldllale of Chr~s\ Q"9~~ llehool of . Nurslntl. Tbey w-:e ~Dart~~ C111 May 311, 181'1, find Ill« a .• diy hoJJeY...ooa,•• came to Galllpollo 011 June I. .J.a . Dr, Degree at Eaatem Michigan Berklch tralnecl •! lbe Bolw University In 11157 "'*re he Medical ~tor as ~I ot the played varsity bal1eball and rtl!(denlrotallm program, ·llld where bl.s lnterestln the nolwal KFen worked u a lllllllll!ert• sciences set the dlrecllall hll. they became acquainted will! educaUon was to t.all:e. Will) ,llle,COIIJIIII!IIIIr thai wu lfter to Influence and encout&g(\lllel\1 ~ · their bclile. ~ . Dr. from doclora In l1ls home area, Berklch c&preued II, he chose St. Louis Unlveralty really~~~ ~ ~~. ' . ~ SchooioiMedlctnetopursue.hll PerbajjitiWi~,and cbarm .ot old bomel....-,d, chosen field. !be c:ouple's·deslre fGr 1 1!11!1· .flld ~'lllltenalln art, or. lila medical training was munlty with a oecurt . and lhelrllilndlftilnltllll~, Interrupted two years when lie frlancll7 aimoephere In wllldt tO anllqq 1114 .~ ' (W. enlisted In the United Stalel rear their cllildren, El"abelll, nlturt, helPed to CGIDplet. lbe Navy in 11162, where he oerved KtUIIna, II ·~ of llcllle. with !be Third Marino Dlvlsloa ~ , II Cedl*•at. In Okinawa and Japan . . for II. scope In an hcellent medical facUlty were d~lermlnlns factors ·In !be cllolce of Dr. Edward J. Berldch to join the staff of The Holzer Medical Center. In return, he brlnga to the HMC hll ablllly as a well· trained . surgeon with a speclallzallon In ·,lhoraclc · problema. Dr. 11erldch, !)om JIJ1d reared In Cleveland, eamed hll AB l'Qidtftl lloapl\14>~ JgM;117f1i ~A,K! ., :~t(. GeT t ., ~~ ' ·.: eACI(! ! ., ,, 1·•. ·' ·, ..... -· ~ ... . -. ;• . -~"1' .......... ·~""·""-.. ' >.~ _.;;,~ .' .l 1-··· ·, ,.,.-.• ,, ~ ,f I:::I ~ ~, r ! 1.' "w! t~~o~~tha: S. COQII1Ieli!t-11t!:lall qlnt·liJQnlils ot hlllotlt llf'dlily al the San Diego Naval "M1tr• aejlvjf!el ot lchool blnd.,..p:n~atnng:~'u.;Ji;.;~ Hospital. He then conllnued hll hWlli!!l and f!sldn• a ~h• benl4t, medicaleducatlonuaJSUrglcal fGr ofd," c,.'ii ; -:~lbi· a~lehi!MWnl!f, · , ? •.1 . '· lbopA:IIIP ' . 211·11 l' ld and n was 'I re ' ,. 1' •.' •• ' f '! .· ,, I. ~: I ::;': I not aJ. V.lsJt the . : Ca~t Dei!IJI'fment·.on the 3i"d I'IPOr . . __,. '· • proae- ' .,..... 'br. -.&·t· Sa:Ds~-~ . ~the beautiful Colorli and Deilgns • '• liVallabl• to . YoU . . . . ' ld. i I bigger ) I defy me for ·auae I . 111 Wool, Nylon. AtrUIIl'tf l(o:del · , , FC!rlrej 1!1\f ""ftC!"· ~~~ ' " ' ' . ( ' I " •!' -' • beli<ml ted b)" " bemall lbe Ak· wblch ~·~h ' J,q ~ ........ . '•'!IN wltft' ~.riel,, . .Ford 'I tldnlt ' II nol · <will<h 100111 bet! I~ yOUr D'IIP11 hame. r. • . •til !be I boot to .... t \ 446.-.. Plun\J>!.IIII,<Ii ~15 Stitt Firm Fire and Casu•Uy Complny t ~~ ';. :';_' <en to a .. 155-11 . --'--S;;;T;::A::;NII::-,A::-:11;::0~·;_; · ', GalliJOIIs l· Mrs. WlUiam A. King, Route 2, Pomeroy, has received WU'II of !be death of her nephew, u. Col. George T. Carr, Rid., 53, in California last week. U. Carr, born at llarrtsonYIIIe, wu lhe IJOtl of Mrs. Jessie Carr, for. merly of Pomeroy, and lbe late John W. Carr. He 1111111'Vived bJ hll wife and two children of California; a slater, Mra. Courtney WllllamJ of Portsmouth: three brolhlin, Ralph of Norfolk, Vlrglnia; Paul of Akrmt, and WlWam of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Servlce8 were held In Californla with lntertnent in !be Rooe Oans MWtary Cemetery ' t~tion. . g am- . $20.000. Now, that'a pro· I, • ,, ' _,....... Dead in Far Wesr going. up .... ... ••• Lt. Col. Carr is NEW llrm lnnP.rsprlng mattresses <no buttons) $28.95. New extra firm Posture Power mattresses (coa~h's. choice, the one the football players use as advertised on TVJ $41.95. Rice's New Used Furn .. 854 Sec. 446-9523. 2of8.tf of San Diego. Slim-Gym Exerd11r ~ 'FOR demonstrollon, call 446- For Sale 4536. CLEAN LUMP and -=-=:::::==-=~::-;::.:2:.:47·12 GOOD otoker coal. Carl Wlnlero, Rio REDUCE sale and lait with Grande. Phone 2-15.5115. r,.bese tablets and E· Vop S.tf wafer pills. Gillingham Drug. 223·39 -:-:---::--:---,1\LL TYPES ol building • material I, block, brick, sewer plpeo, windows, lintels, etc. Oaude Wlntero, Rio Grande, 0. Ph. 245·5121 alltr 5. · 91·1f -:1-:S::T:;O;:;K:;::E;:;R;::M::-A:'T::-I::C:-:fu-r-naco, 100,000 BTU wllll 16 Inch fan . PJI. 446-1179. lijlow about lnsurlntt. Cilt me io lully inaurod up to .-~, Make Your Home Mort £omf0rtable .Thls ·Winter With LEES CARPET Contact Earl Logan, 215 Kelton Rd . e. LOAMI fCII1 • &ndln b<>fore rou buy. Corbin & Snyder Fum. Co., 955 ::::::::c:--:---::-Second Ave., Ph. 446-1171. BOOKS, furniture, dishes and 25J.tf used clothing. The Sergotn Shop, iSO Third Ave. EXCELSIOR Sail Work& _:: 249-6 Limestone and coal for sale, - - - - - - - - - ' lump, 8i,~' stoker and mine 1962 REGAL Houaetraller - 2 run. Main St., Pomeroy, 0 . BR. 10' X 50', good condl11on. Ph. m.J89i. 1966 Rambler Classic, 2 Dr. 251-3 14-tf Power brakes, power steering, automatic transmission - one owner. 1963 Chevrolet Super Sport- fully automatic. Contact Willard Rees, Central Avenue. Rio Grande, Ohio on Saturdays or Sundays only. No Phone. It's !ike money in the • ... Berkicks Make Gallipolis. Their · . · ·· AnU ·~" :;... J',dl. of tMcy stncMa, mWe'l .N tt:G!J.~*-..IIIMd·at, ~. 'Mit. ·P ., .B.rion, buttonholes. Sewt on buttons a au,tlsidllll'J, . wbl'b ·. bas Mra J dy Denny and Mra and satin stlfches, plus all J& general household sewing. organized Investors R!:IT Shlri. •Friend Available to responsible (Real Estate Investment Trust) w-BeythMc"~'•"t andgJamg., porty. 01 E·Z terms or $42.80 One, a lrutt dellped to offer ... _..,.., cash price. Phone 44t6-2702. opportunities for small In· llall. 241'·6 veslor8 in sub1tantlal real c:--::-::::::::-::-:-::-:::--::-:, ··: •• •' ·:=: ELECTROLUX Vacuum estate holdings Which a slagle Cleaner complete with at. Investor ordlnarlly could not tachments, cordwlnder and Wldertake I•Y himself. paint spray, .In like new Carter operated the N. D. condition. Pay $34.45 or terms Laboratory In Gallipolis many 11 desired. Phone 446-2702. 241'·6 )'tAl'S. He sold out to Larry Betz :;--;:-::-;::-:--:-----;-= BEEF tor home freezer. In January of 11119. SEE our supply, give us a try PROTICTIO.N! 1 ,_- . the N• in Farming . IS GOOO arode ewes, 6 reQ . IF YOU are building a new Suffolk ewes. "' reg. MIJn. home or remodeling, see us. tadale rams. 4-46-29-47. We are builders. Distributor 253-1 lor Hotpoint Appliances, -,.--::::::---,---:---:-Allison Electric. , ] MARE ponies and colts. PtL IS4·1f JU-8453. :G-:A:::R;-A:-:G~E:-,a-:t-e-;-lo:-d;-ay':thr u 253·3 Monday, iO to 6 at 9 Olive Sf. =-::-=-::-c:----252·3 BEOROOM suite, 2 chairs, double bed and small tractor . FOR SALE< . Ph. ~·0897. SPINET PIANO 253-3 WANTED. responsible party to :R:::E::G:-.-m-a;-le-Bo;:-x-er-.-:1:-960::-:P;-on-llac take over low monthly payments on a spinet P.lano. "door. Ph. 367·7250. Can be seen toca•ly. Write 253-3 Credlf Manager, P. 0. Boxl5. J :: ~ U:-:ST:-ff-:rl-ved-;--a-:sh::lp-m--:enl of Cortland. Ohio. 252·2 Cutters by mistake. Manufacturer says to pass the savings to the customer. 4-5-6 Used Furniture II. AUTOMATIC washer and M.F. 135 gas- 366 hrs. dryer, 2 electric ranges (1 M.F . iJS Dst 900 hrs. 40" coppertone, 1 - 36" M.F . 35 gas and Dsl. whl te), 2 gas ranges 1 · M.F . so gas coppertone, 1 avocado), 2- 640 Fords NORRIS D. CARTER Jenny Lind bed, box springs 2 - Ferg. 20's and mattress, antique cannon GALIJPOLIS - Norris D. I - 350 J .D. Dozer ball poster bed with mattress Carter, retired dental 1 - 1010 J. 0 . gas Crawler and trundle bed. You will find Several older tractors, Lots of laboratory loehnlcla!t, of Rt. I, free parking, a 'f riendly tools. welcome and fair prices at Crown City, Js·lhe agent for a F&W SALES Corbin & Snyder Furniture new Columbus finn, the In· Rt. 35, s mi. Well of Gollipalls, Co .. 955 Second Ave. Ph: 4411· vestor's Security Co., 0 . Phone 446-tm or 446-1592 1171. 253-1 141'·!1 speclallzJng In real estate lrwltBEMCO & SERTA :-:SE::W::-1:7N:::G-MA=-=cH::-1:7N:::E:-:-:M!>der-;-:n type Investments. He t'nts !be lnY~ ,w.MATt. RiE51!} . ~' ~model , SewHI.I'tv.o =P~A-=R~T~S~C~i.-r~ k .--e-xpe-r::-ie nced - • .... .... New · GMC , Truli"K Heedquarters IF carpet$ look dull and drear, removt spots as they appear with Blue Lustre. Rent MIDDLE.AGED housekeeper electric shlmpooer Sl. Lower to live in, S20 week. Call 446· G. C. Murphy Store. 3767 after .S p.m. 253-6 253·3 ON . THE . SPOT photography. t Weddings, family groups, baby portrolts. Phone Tawney Studio for your apWAITRESS WANTED pointment. For ' •• m.. 2 p.m. shiH. 253·6 Circle's Cafeteria & Restaurant EARLY American Stereo · radio combination, AM & FM radio, 4 speaker sound system, 4 speed automl!dlc AMBITIOUS young housewife. changer. Balance 578.59. Use local work, become a big our budget terms . Call 446wage earner with the new i028. Realistic bra and R. S. ap253·3 parel plus earn new fall wardrobe or free Christmas ~MO=o~e=R::N::-::W;-a;-in-u7t-st;-y:-le-s7ter-eo . 2~1 ·11 gift for a few hours of. your radio, AM, FM radio. 4 COMPLETE line of G.B.!)., spare time. Pay up to S10 per speaker sound system, " Charatan, Savlnelll and hour. part time work. free speed automatic changer. B. B.B. pipes. Wide selection inves tme'nt. Write Box 116, Balance $12.39. Use our New Haven, W. Va., or call of tobacco and accessories. budget terms. Coli 446-1028. Tawney Jewelry. 812·2070. 253·3 251 ·3 217·11 25J.3 ,-.,-R-:E- Y - o"'u --c,o,- ,-.-:,.-,m-an-:?:-1::-fr,our position Is affected by as rlke or economic down trend and you are looking for a good sales position, consider this . We are looking for 1 or 2 salesmen over 21 with good personali ty and character to represent us In Meigs and adjoining counties. Our product Is a necessity, fits Into every family's budget and we ha\le no competition. Commissions average 1150 to S2SO per week. Work 1$ dignified, no traveling and excellent opportunl.tles for promotion. For preliminary screening and interview call Gallipolis 446-3615 . . 25i·3 • -- -_________,...-- For Sale .. ,: · · ' I ......... ~ ·. 'Gallia CountyClas~iQ~~~ .· ..1~ · Wantllll J I • - • · •• • • - t j),' · .' ' ~-TIIe~'rlmeot-llenllnti,Sullda¥,~ .. 11'10 ' .' ~ " . . I"" • • I i ·'...} · :o.~ ..., I ' , j ....... ,c ' .I i I l ' �l For Sale 1' · SALESMEN •· KEEP carpet cleaning to sOLICIT ac(CUI11s lor a problems smell - use Blue National Collection Agency. Lustre wall to ·wo11: Rant No lnveslmant. High CoJil. eletlrlc · ahampooer If. mlsslan p(us Bonus Plan to Centro! Supply CO. nltn mnflng our 253-6 t:O<iulrements. Aae no factor. --==-:-::==-~~ Wrllt Manager.llrawer <17. 1961 CORVETTE. Must b<> Mentor, Ohio 44060. driven to oppreclate. Call H· --~:::;::;::;:::::;-253·3 R. Knopp, 173-5214 Mason, W. HOUSEWIVES Vo. . .253'3 EARN lo50 end more per - k part-time now tl'lru Christ- HOUSE coal delivered, 2 ton mas. Show handsome new loads. can 4-t6-493. and novel gift selections to 253-12 l regular 'Customers. Call lmmedlahtly at .W.4761. -=========--, ---=-=--::-:===- preferred . APply In person onlr to Harold Davis, Galipolis Motor Co. 241'·11 - N:-:-E=W:::-:f::T::EM::-:O::N:-MA= . R;:;K:;:;E T SOLD to all business places. Earn high as S100 per day commission. For information write Ray Fow., 3090 Norbrook Or .• Nlemphis, Tenn. 38116. . I I· W -7 DOING YOUR. CHRISTMAS DREAMING? ·IT'S NOT too ear)y to start ll!illd o prolita'11•·il!I¥"M& of f'Our own ea •n AVON .' "• vr.._._ .. .... representative and make SALE FOR2 WEEKS those dreams come true . GET tf'te rest you deserve, try Write or call Mrs. Helen the Perf&et Sleeper by Serta Yeager, Box 172, Jackson. - the Serta Posture and the Ohio. Ph. 286·«128. Serta Rest Deluxe, ali at prices you can'1 pass up. 2of8·6 - - - ---For Sale t.. IN3•1'f.r T. Chevrolet Truck 1N7 3 T. GMC 1N3 2 T. Chevrolet Truck 11'62 v. T. GMC ·p,u, 11161 'IJ T. GMC P.U. INI '4 T. GMC P.U. IN7 iiJ T. GMC Camper 1964 V. •T. Chev. P.U. 1N3 tT. GMC 1965 'h T. GMC ~W.O. P.U. 1965 V. T. Ford P.U. 1N3 V. T. Chev. P.U. 1N3 ~ Wheel drive Scout 11166 IV. T. GMC • 1N3 ~ Wheel DriYf Scout 11'62 V. T. GMC P.U. 1954 'h T. Chev. P.U. 1965 ~ T. GMC P.U. 1968 1 T. Chev. truck iN3 F6110 Ford truck 1966 '4 T. lnl. P.U. IN~ V. T. GMC P.U. iNI 2 T. GMC 196>4 3 T. GMC 1966 '12 T. Chev. 1966 V. T. Int. P.U. 1966 V. T. Ford P.U. IN3 •;, T. GMC .F1'.U. 1956 1112 T. Che\o!. van New 8.2~20. 10 f.'Y nylon tires S60. Inc. Fed. ax. SOMMER'S G.M.C. TRUCKS, INC. Ill Pine St. Ph. 446·2532 SINGER "750" new dt.luxe Golden Touch and Sew sewing machine now on display. Ask for a demonstration of the all new ·"flexl-stltch system." other models from $66, Buy now, beat the Christmas rush. French City Fabric Shoppe, Singer. aPRroved dealer, 58 Court St., Golllpolls. Ph. ~· 9255. 212·tf "t"v"'P"'E"'W:::R;;c.I::T::E"R::S-. _n_e_w_ end used, portabte and electric and standard. AlSO rentals. Simmons Ptg. & Oft lee Equip. 221 -lf QUILTS. Call 446-2225. TRY the Semco Qulltorama famlly !the world's greatest sleeping pills.) Bemco Mark 20 - choose your size and firmness. WE HAVE bedroom suites to satisfy all your family needs, beautiful bedsr,reads to complete your seectlon. '"'* 2o!U SOUTHERN CROSS MATTRESS SALE bank. Your Savings Ac· ............ • lcluc.,.,. count here gives you ae- • v_,..,, curily. Earns intere1t • lull"•" • lu/1111"1 compounde<!l regularly, --~-..-,.--r,..--...-- • •" · < J ~ - ,- - .. - ~ - ,. .... ,- • •• ,;- ,..... ~ ..---·....-- ~ ... -,- By Jaa Welborbolt GAWPOLIS _ The desire and opportunity to pracUce quality medlciM with a broad ..:_,:-..:.-...,.,-----~ · Party Given Crystal Lynn Hall was honoredwlthaparlyonber lith birthday receillly by her the Mr Bellle Reed t ' ::~ ~ulb<>~ Ave. horne.' a Games were played with prizes being won by Faith Perrin, Liz Card, Becky Card, and Mark Friends. Glfta were preaented to !be honored gueat and cake lee cream potato chips K~oi-Ald and' candy pwnpkw W.,.. served Attending b<>sldes' those named were Robin Dugan, Vlcll Hysell Vanwa Folmer Liz Card,~ Blaettmr, Sue Durst Nancy li:bertbach Belinda 'd Richard Friend' An&eia J Barton Bill' Ne~tznr:' and '~ OWIIY &t&er Eblin Jucly llall Marf *:; 0.::,. th AI COitl ' ' up, 10 dO YIIU.... And IS the rtgllctmtnt ·cost of our ~ ttoun riiH, 10 dHI the nfi•tlon cowtrepe In e ltete erm Homeowners Poflty. ltate Fnm i1 a:l vou tlttd fO tOdey . ' . I Plumblna & Heali!ll ·· · CARTER'$ .Pl-UMBING A!fD, HIATING ' 130 Fourth A-... Pl1ale lf;illf)b '· . .. Tillr'd ' ~\¥'~·• )46-S112 . . .. ' "' 117·1f . DEWiTT'S PLUMBING ' . ~D tii;ATING • R't'-\\:~•:J;tron I ,,., ...."~ lp 7011 Home Office Bloomington, Illinois • •' ";.. ~ '':'1" ' . '). ~f QnHm!aij ~al . wbldi Included ' two. year• of ~ tr.mlng In tlioraciC surgeey. Du.~ hll. l"'')ctency l!e .mel bl.s mfe, X..,, ·• ·llfldllale of Chr~s\ Q"9~~ llehool of . Nurslntl. Tbey w-:e ~Dart~~ C111 May 311, 181'1, find Ill« a .• diy hoJJeY...ooa,•• came to Galllpollo 011 June I. .J.a . Dr, Degree at Eaatem Michigan Berklch tralnecl •! lbe Bolw University In 11157 "'*re he Medical ~tor as ~I ot the played varsity bal1eball and rtl!(denlrotallm program, ·llld where bl.s lnterestln the nolwal KFen worked u a lllllllll!ert• sciences set the dlrecllall hll. they became acquainted will! educaUon was to t.all:e. Will) ,llle,COIIJIIII!IIIIr thai wu lfter to Influence and encout&g(\lllel\1 ~ · their bclile. ~ . Dr. from doclora In l1ls home area, Berklch c&preued II, he chose St. Louis Unlveralty really~~~ ~ ~~. ' . ~ SchooioiMedlctnetopursue.hll PerbajjitiWi~,and cbarm .ot old bomel....-,d, chosen field. !be c:ouple's·deslre fGr 1 1!11!1· .flld ~'lllltenalln art, or. lila medical training was munlty with a oecurt . and lhelrllilndlftilnltllll~, Interrupted two years when lie frlancll7 aimoephere In wllldt tO anllqq 1114 .~ ' (W. enlisted In the United Stalel rear their cllildren, El"abelll, nlturt, helPed to CGIDplet. lbe Navy in 11162, where he oerved KtUIIna, II ·~ of llcllle. with !be Third Marino Dlvlsloa ~ , II Cedl*•at. In Okinawa and Japan . . for II. scope In an hcellent medical facUlty were d~lermlnlns factors ·In !be cllolce of Dr. Edward J. Berldch to join the staff of The Holzer Medical Center. In return, he brlnga to the HMC hll ablllly as a well· trained . surgeon with a speclallzallon In ·,lhoraclc · problema. Dr. 11erldch, !)om JIJ1d reared In Cleveland, eamed hll AB l'Qidtftl lloapl\14>~ JgM;117f1i ~A,K! ., :~t(. GeT t ., ~~ ' ·.: eACI(! ! ., ,, 1·•. ·' ·, ..... -· ~ ... . -. ;• . -~"1' .......... ·~""·""-.. ' >.~ _.;;,~ .' .l 1-··· ·, ,.,.-.• ,, ~ ,f I:::I ~ ~, r ! 1.' "w! t~~o~~tha: S. COQII1Ieli!t-11t!:lall qlnt·liJQnlils ot hlllotlt llf'dlily al the San Diego Naval "M1tr• aejlvjf!el ot lchool blnd.,..p:n~atnng:~'u.;Ji;.;~ Hospital. He then conllnued hll hWlli!!l and f!sldn• a ~h• benl4t, medicaleducatlonuaJSUrglcal fGr ofd," c,.'ii ; -:~lbi· a~lehi!MWnl!f, · , ? •.1 . '· lbopA:IIIP ' . 211·11 l' ld and n was 'I re ' ,. 1' •.' •• ' f '! .· ,, I. ~: I ::;': I not aJ. V.lsJt the . : Ca~t Dei!IJI'fment·.on the 3i"d I'IPOr . . __,. '· • proae- ' .,..... 'br. -.&·t· Sa:Ds~-~ . ~the beautiful Colorli and Deilgns • '• liVallabl• to . YoU . . . . ' ld. i I bigger ) I defy me for ·auae I . 111 Wool, Nylon. AtrUIIl'tf l(o:del · , , FC!rlrej 1!1\f ""ftC!"· ~~~ ' " ' ' . ( ' I " •!' -' • beli<ml ted b)" " bemall lbe Ak· wblch ~·~h ' J,q ~ ........ . '•'!IN wltft' ~.riel,, . .Ford 'I tldnlt ' II nol · <will<h 100111 bet! I~ yOUr D'IIP11 hame. r. • . •til !be I boot to .... t \ 446.-.. Plun\J>!.IIII,<Ii ~15 Stitt Firm Fire and Casu•Uy Complny t ~~ ';. :';_' <en to a .. 155-11 . --'--S;;;T;::A::;NII::-,A::-:11;::0~·;_; · ', GalliJOIIs l· Mrs. WlUiam A. King, Route 2, Pomeroy, has received WU'II of !be death of her nephew, u. Col. George T. Carr, Rid., 53, in California last week. U. Carr, born at llarrtsonYIIIe, wu lhe IJOtl of Mrs. Jessie Carr, for. merly of Pomeroy, and lbe late John W. Carr. He 1111111'Vived bJ hll wife and two children of California; a slater, Mra. Courtney WllllamJ of Portsmouth: three brolhlin, Ralph of Norfolk, Vlrglnia; Paul of Akrmt, and WlWam of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Servlce8 were held In Californla with lntertnent in !be Rooe Oans MWtary Cemetery ' t~tion. . g am- . $20.000. Now, that'a pro· I, • ,, ' _,....... Dead in Far Wesr going. up .... ... ••• Lt. Col. Carr is NEW llrm lnnP.rsprlng mattresses <no buttons) $28.95. New extra firm Posture Power mattresses (coa~h's. choice, the one the football players use as advertised on TVJ $41.95. Rice's New Used Furn .. 854 Sec. 446-9523. 2of8.tf of San Diego. Slim-Gym Exerd11r ~ 'FOR demonstrollon, call 446- For Sale 4536. CLEAN LUMP and -=-=:::::==-=~::-;::.:2:.:47·12 GOOD otoker coal. Carl Wlnlero, Rio REDUCE sale and lait with Grande. Phone 2-15.5115. r,.bese tablets and E· Vop S.tf wafer pills. Gillingham Drug. 223·39 -:-:---::--:---,1\LL TYPES ol building • material I, block, brick, sewer plpeo, windows, lintels, etc. Oaude Wlntero, Rio Grande, 0. Ph. 245·5121 alltr 5. · 91·1f -:1-:S::T:;O;:;K:;::E;:;R;::M::-A:'T::-I::C:-:fu-r-naco, 100,000 BTU wllll 16 Inch fan . PJI. 446-1179. lijlow about lnsurlntt. Cilt me io lully inaurod up to .-~, Make Your Home Mort £omf0rtable .Thls ·Winter With LEES CARPET Contact Earl Logan, 215 Kelton Rd . e. LOAMI fCII1 • &ndln b<>fore rou buy. Corbin & Snyder Fum. Co., 955 ::::::::c:--:---::-Second Ave., Ph. 446-1171. BOOKS, furniture, dishes and 25J.tf used clothing. The Sergotn Shop, iSO Third Ave. EXCELSIOR Sail Work& _:: 249-6 Limestone and coal for sale, - - - - - - - - - ' lump, 8i,~' stoker and mine 1962 REGAL Houaetraller - 2 run. Main St., Pomeroy, 0 . BR. 10' X 50', good condl11on. Ph. m.J89i. 1966 Rambler Classic, 2 Dr. 251-3 14-tf Power brakes, power steering, automatic transmission - one owner. 1963 Chevrolet Super Sport- fully automatic. Contact Willard Rees, Central Avenue. Rio Grande, Ohio on Saturdays or Sundays only. No Phone. It's !ike money in the • ... Berkicks Make Gallipolis. Their · . · ·· AnU ·~" :;... J',dl. of tMcy stncMa, mWe'l .N tt:G!J.~*-..IIIMd·at, ~. 'Mit. ·P ., .B.rion, buttonholes. Sewt on buttons a au,tlsidllll'J, . wbl'b ·. bas Mra J dy Denny and Mra and satin stlfches, plus all J& general household sewing. organized Investors R!:IT Shlri. •Friend Available to responsible (Real Estate Investment Trust) w-BeythMc"~'•"t andgJamg., porty. 01 E·Z terms or $42.80 One, a lrutt dellped to offer ... _..,.., cash price. Phone 44t6-2702. opportunities for small In· llall. 241'·6 veslor8 in sub1tantlal real c:--::-::::::::-::-:-::-:::--::-:, ··: •• •' ·:=: ELECTROLUX Vacuum estate holdings Which a slagle Cleaner complete with at. Investor ordlnarlly could not tachments, cordwlnder and Wldertake I•Y himself. paint spray, .In like new Carter operated the N. D. condition. Pay $34.45 or terms Laboratory In Gallipolis many 11 desired. Phone 446-2702. 241'·6 )'tAl'S. He sold out to Larry Betz :;--;:-::-;::-:--:-----;-= BEEF tor home freezer. In January of 11119. SEE our supply, give us a try PROTICTIO.N! 1 ,_- . the N• in Farming . IS GOOO arode ewes, 6 reQ . IF YOU are building a new Suffolk ewes. "' reg. MIJn. home or remodeling, see us. tadale rams. 4-46-29-47. We are builders. Distributor 253-1 lor Hotpoint Appliances, -,.--::::::---,---:---:-Allison Electric. , ] MARE ponies and colts. PtL IS4·1f JU-8453. :G-:A:::R;-A:-:G~E:-,a-:t-e-;-lo:-d;-ay':thr u 253·3 Monday, iO to 6 at 9 Olive Sf. =-::-=-::-c:----252·3 BEOROOM suite, 2 chairs, double bed and small tractor . FOR SALE< . Ph. ~·0897. SPINET PIANO 253-3 WANTED. responsible party to :R:::E::G:-.-m-a;-le-Bo;:-x-er-.-:1:-960::-:P;-on-llac take over low monthly payments on a spinet P.lano. "door. Ph. 367·7250. Can be seen toca•ly. Write 253-3 Credlf Manager, P. 0. Boxl5. J :: ~ U:-:ST:-ff-:rl-ved-;--a-:sh::lp-m--:enl of Cortland. Ohio. 252·2 Cutters by mistake. Manufacturer says to pass the savings to the customer. 4-5-6 Used Furniture II. AUTOMATIC washer and M.F. 135 gas- 366 hrs. dryer, 2 electric ranges (1 M.F . iJS Dst 900 hrs. 40" coppertone, 1 - 36" M.F . 35 gas and Dsl. whl te), 2 gas ranges 1 · M.F . so gas coppertone, 1 avocado), 2- 640 Fords NORRIS D. CARTER Jenny Lind bed, box springs 2 - Ferg. 20's and mattress, antique cannon GALIJPOLIS - Norris D. I - 350 J .D. Dozer ball poster bed with mattress Carter, retired dental 1 - 1010 J. 0 . gas Crawler and trundle bed. You will find Several older tractors, Lots of laboratory loehnlcla!t, of Rt. I, free parking, a 'f riendly tools. welcome and fair prices at Crown City, Js·lhe agent for a F&W SALES Corbin & Snyder Furniture new Columbus finn, the In· Rt. 35, s mi. Well of Gollipalls, Co .. 955 Second Ave. Ph: 4411· vestor's Security Co., 0 . Phone 446-tm or 446-1592 1171. 253-1 141'·!1 speclallzJng In real estate lrwltBEMCO & SERTA :-:SE::W::-1:7N:::G-MA=-=cH::-1:7N:::E:-:-:M!>der-;-:n type Investments. He t'nts !be lnY~ ,w.MATt. RiE51!} . ~' ~model , SewHI.I'tv.o =P~A-=R~T~S~C~i.-r~ k .--e-xpe-r::-ie nced - • .... .... New · GMC , Truli"K Heedquarters IF carpet$ look dull and drear, removt spots as they appear with Blue Lustre. Rent MIDDLE.AGED housekeeper electric shlmpooer Sl. Lower to live in, S20 week. Call 446· G. C. Murphy Store. 3767 after .S p.m. 253-6 253·3 ON . THE . SPOT photography. t Weddings, family groups, baby portrolts. Phone Tawney Studio for your apWAITRESS WANTED pointment. For ' •• m.. 2 p.m. shiH. 253·6 Circle's Cafeteria & Restaurant EARLY American Stereo · radio combination, AM & FM radio, 4 speaker sound system, 4 speed automl!dlc AMBITIOUS young housewife. changer. Balance 578.59. Use local work, become a big our budget terms . Call 446wage earner with the new i028. Realistic bra and R. S. ap253·3 parel plus earn new fall wardrobe or free Christmas ~MO=o~e=R::N::-::W;-a;-in-u7t-st;-y:-le-s7ter-eo . 2~1 ·11 gift for a few hours of. your radio, AM, FM radio. 4 COMPLETE line of G.B.!)., spare time. Pay up to S10 per speaker sound system, " Charatan, Savlnelll and hour. part time work. free speed automatic changer. B. B.B. pipes. Wide selection inves tme'nt. Write Box 116, Balance $12.39. Use our New Haven, W. Va., or call of tobacco and accessories. budget terms. Coli 446-1028. Tawney Jewelry. 812·2070. 253·3 251 ·3 217·11 25J.3 ,-.,-R-:E- Y - o"'u --c,o,- ,-.-:,.-,m-an-:?:-1::-fr,our position Is affected by as rlke or economic down trend and you are looking for a good sales position, consider this . We are looking for 1 or 2 salesmen over 21 with good personali ty and character to represent us In Meigs and adjoining counties. Our product Is a necessity, fits Into every family's budget and we ha\le no competition. Commissions average 1150 to S2SO per week. Work 1$ dignified, no traveling and excellent opportunl.tles for promotion. For preliminary screening and interview call Gallipolis 446-3615 . . 25i·3 • -- -_________,...-- For Sale .. ,: · · ' I ......... ~ ·. 'Gallia CountyClas~iQ~~~ .· ..1~ · Wantllll J I • - • · •• • • - t j),' · .' ' ~-TIIe~'rlmeot-llenllnti,Sullda¥,~ .. 11'10 ' .' ~ " . . I"" • • I i ·'...} · :o.~ ..., I ' , j ....... ,c ' .I i I l ' �_,__ -~ · ·· ·- --_..,..._.--.,., , f ; ' .,... ....._~-- - - -..---- --- - . . . ' ...,----..--··- ~·---· · - . ____ .. ·• • ,, ; ; I • ~ l ,, All ' '' ~ • G • i ~ • ·t I ,1, ' I ~~ I ') ' I ' I r • t by Crooks & Law:r~uce~:~ . •.,.;."-- 't .c •• ~ ~ .. PA "G ..WMtOJ !!f~t ~· ~,., 0 I N ' _., . • sot E 1. a w D I,, ' -, a f I· ' • ;. 1 . ' 1.1 ' ' 'I car •can- ' eun- . r left to .. ., ' wbidl car, re over uct lbe !lSI. He O'Jedlcal g am- .., to. !d and n was ~e by Btoffel-&lHelmd.ahl ·' I prooe- tl~ for n favor ,.c ld. me far 81110 I balit!llt '· tedbJ • hemfttt lbe Ak- , wllldl !Ford 'llblnk 1 Ia not ' I hlilOjltlbeto ' " I 'I I ! 1, ' \ ' ' I I -I ' ! I • '· .....,: .: :·, .l• . \ l· . ' • ' '.. . .. .,, '•I ' .. ,. -............. -- ij ~ I ' ,. ' ~ I' ! ,. r l I I •bigger I defy ·, ' "• I notal- oaaider ' I I ' I ' l;' ·' ' .,,t.;...' , �_,__ -~ · ·· ·- --_..,..._.--.,., , f ; ' .,... ....._~-- - - -..---- --- - . . . ' ...,----..--··- ~·---· · - . ____ .. ·• • ,, ; ; I • ~ l ,, All ' '' ~ • G • i ~ • ·t I ,1, ' I ~~ I ') ' I ' I r • t by Crooks & Law:r~uce~:~ . •.,.;."-- 't .c •• ~ ~ .. PA "G ..WMtOJ !!f~t ~· ~,., 0 I N ' _., . • sot E 1. a w D I,, ' -, a f I· ' • ;. 1 . ' 1.1 ' ' 'I car •can- ' eun- . r left to .. ., ' wbidl car, re over uct lbe !lSI. He O'Jedlcal g am- .., to. !d and n was ~e by Btoffel-&lHelmd.ahl ·' I prooe- tl~ for n favor ,.c ld. me far 81110 I balit!llt '· tedbJ • hemfttt lbe Ak- , wllldl !Ford 'llblnk 1 Ia not ' I hlilOjltlbeto ' " I 'I I ! 1, ' \ ' ' I I -I ' ! I • '· .....,: .: :·, .l• . \ l· . ' • ' '.. . .. .,, '•I ' .. ,. -............. -- ij ~ I ' ,. ' ~ I' ! ,. r l I I •bigger I defy ·, ' "• I notal- oaaider ' I I ' I ' l;' ·' ' .,,t.;...' , �··---- -- .., ...... . ·- LAM'f;·B LOT I , r E1 '·l ~ , '' ·i 1 .....1 I ~I ,,1 ~ • " F Tfl:tf to ..... WHA1' AA ••• ' •g ~ • h • ·I'' ~~ 'J •• ) •I )' r I t • ~~ II ·,0 •• p by 1' -· PA' (I; C!' ~~T,I~ ' G ---, • "''coEi sol!· ~ ~- -+ ,. '?~\>;;~It, '50 MUCH '• WITiol 't>U . k Cl ·rm •"'L '" -~1 " ~· ' .,./. ,ri .. .· , () .. ~~ .·,_•s-.o '(, .,. * '; ~. 51111 C1 ~ '1M! ·~ ' . . ' ..' • ' I , l'f! .SI .r;;. bOISN'T~ ., I Cun- -tHI~II) }• . I left Ill wbidl OftoJ PU~FOCJ '12 "' car' reover uctlbe >St. He ' ·~ I ' ·I l ~Ul ~ liedical g am· "' QU . I 8y How~rd Post ., ., {""""·''"' ,.,.....,. DEAl POLLY-When ho•ing trauhlo DEAR POLLY-For hou.,,.;,.,, hunltrt and fiihern.eft: If your hands a,. odorif· erou• from cutting up onions, skinn ing o catch or a kill, wash them with a fluoride t~athpqsto ~od tho odor will nois •.-MRS: T, / I' Ollllder dee for n favor ld. 1 bigger I defy me!Gr 81110 l believe tedlly wbldl . Ford 1lldnll . I ' • • er!*""...,l..,.,S' """''"' ~.,.fJI:U illi( f,tr I e : I. 5.1., . ~ ,.,,. .....,. ,.. .... . ., ' IIJ ltbtt 1ft tile contt al p ,, .. I 1 roH of alu11inum foil. Tltis also keeps the chif· drtnfn110 fOihftf haJ4 of tfi111.-MAS. ' ···. ~.· • . . . ... .,..._ .........,.__,. .... ~ ,. ~- · ·- ~. . . .. ' • '. ' ' •I' ·I ~ i ld and bement the Ak· 1 I.: I, I notal- storing those little/·ars of paint used far hondc111t work, fin4 it f9~¥0ni~nt tt ""' thatn I• •tt tlrt~~ts. Th1s •rotds spillinJ, end '!Ito cortoo "" be oootly atoro4:~LJTA i ~ n was re I THE I,~~ ten to a '" I a car CuJI- J·r" I I �··---- -- .., ...... . ·- LAM'f;·B LOT I , r E1 '·l ~ , '' ·i 1 .....1 I ~I ,,1 ~ • " F Tfl:tf to ..... WHA1' AA ••• ' •g ~ • h • ·I'' ~~ 'J •• ) •I )' r I t • ~~ II ·,0 •• p by 1' -· PA' (I; C!' ~~T,I~ ' G ---, • "''coEi sol!· ~ ~- -+ ,. '?~\>;;~It, '50 MUCH '• WITiol 't>U . k Cl ·rm •"'L '" -~1 " ~· ' .,./. ,ri .. .· , () .. ~~ .·,_•s-.o '(, .,. * '; ~. 51111 C1 ~ '1M! ·~ ' . . ' ..' • ' I , l'f! .SI .r;;. bOISN'T~ ., I Cun- -tHI~II) }• . I left Ill wbidl OftoJ PU~FOCJ '12 "' car' reover uctlbe >St. He ' ·~ I ' ·I l ~Ul ~ liedical g am· "' QU . I 8y How~rd Post ., ., {""""·''"' ,.,.....,. DEAl POLLY-When ho•ing trauhlo DEAR POLLY-For hou.,,.;,.,, hunltrt and fiihern.eft: If your hands a,. odorif· erou• from cutting up onions, skinn ing o catch or a kill, wash them with a fluoride t~athpqsto ~od tho odor will nois •.-MRS: T, / I' Ollllder dee for n favor ld. 1 bigger I defy me!Gr 81110 l believe tedlly wbldl . Ford 1lldnll . I ' • • er!*""...,l..,.,S' """''"' ~.,.fJI:U illi( f,tr I e : I. 5.1., . ~ ,.,,. .....,. ,.. .... . ., ' IIJ ltbtt 1ft tile contt al p ,, .. I 1 roH of alu11inum foil. Tltis also keeps the chif· drtnfn110 fOihftf haJ4 of tfi111.-MAS. ' ···. ~.· • . . . ... .,..._ .........,.__,. .... ~ ,. ~- · ·- ~. . . .. ' • '. ' ' •I' ·I ~ i ld and bement the Ak· 1 I.: I, I notal- storing those little/·ars of paint used far hondc111t work, fin4 it f9~¥0ni~nt tt ""' thatn I• •tt tlrt~~ts. Th1s •rotds spillinJ, end '!Ito cortoo "" be oootly atoro4:~LJTA i ~ n was re I THE I,~~ ten to a '" I a car CuJI- J·r" I I �' ........... ··- """" """"'* ............. _ ... ····· ... . " .. -. ~. ~ ...... ~ ' ' . .. .....' ' E1 I 1 I l ' ~ f ' ' ' I ' Ml !i I , I ~~· .... = All I• • p • 8 t:· ~ AND READY.;. · HOT CAKES 5MOTI-IERED IN DRY • MJXE!D' CUSTA~f:) DELIGI4T II •• CEREAL h .. I• II •' A~ ~ c j •I •I '•' r • I •,C J II • p • ( PA p 0 G N· Sol · e. C< W• Cl I: . :·, ft CJ ' IT'~ I~ . I, ' '' ·~.., WHAT~KIN I, ~ ' ' • m! I fq/ ) ' • :n• -~ '511 CUn- r· I' loft to wblch car, '' "' re over "ill uck lbo "' ( >Jt. He lledical If il )J ,. ' CUn- c. 511 g am· QUI ' ' a car '92 ' : &i'.ONZ&I. SIN' Gt ·. ~ STAND? H '"" MADE 01'" I 0 E ilD 111 M1 po IIIUT i to a !d and ten n was ' re .. ·oUT OUR WAY .Paul I-ll ! -WAIT'J...L. YOU SE:S THES CUTe 1..1'1... RUG I ,. I oot alIll"*Olllider Uce ltr I D i' .fBvor ld. I E50UGHT! 1blgger I defy meltr 8.., I believe tediiJ \· """-~ the Allwlllcb , F«d Uink ~DOl lbo to 5JVI! IT TO MB! I r=OUND IT PROEM.&LY IT ON THE LAWN/- ' ' IT'& MINE! ~51..1.- OF!;= N\Y CQA.T t . I-lAND.IT OYeR. ">>U :T'MI8F I ' ' •, .\I ., ' • I, I ·, "' '{., ' ' ) ' �' ........... ··- """" """"'* ............. _ ... ····· ... . " .. -. ~. ~ ...... ~ ' ' . .. .....' ' E1 I 1 I l ' ~ f ' ' ' I ' Ml !i I , I ~~· .... = All I• • p • 8 t:· ~ AND READY.;. · HOT CAKES 5MOTI-IERED IN DRY • MJXE!D' CUSTA~f:) DELIGI4T II •• CEREAL h .. I• II •' A~ ~ c j •I •I '•' r • I •,C J II • p • ( PA p 0 G N· Sol · e. C< W• Cl I: . :·, ft CJ ' IT'~ I~ . I, ' '' ·~.., WHAT~KIN I, ~ ' ' • m! I fq/ ) ' • :n• -~ '511 CUn- r· I' loft to wblch car, '' "' re over "ill uck lbo "' ( >Jt. He lledical If il )J ,. ' CUn- c. 511 g am· QUI ' ' a car '92 ' : &i'.ONZ&I. SIN' Gt ·. ~ STAND? H '"" MADE 01'" I 0 E ilD 111 M1 po IIIUT i to a !d and ten n was ' re .. ·oUT OUR WAY .Paul I-ll ! -WAIT'J...L. YOU SE:S THES CUTe 1..1'1... RUG I ,. I oot alIll"*Olllider Uce ltr I D i' .fBvor ld. I E50UGHT! 1blgger I defy meltr 8.., I believe tediiJ \· """-~ the Allwlllcb , F«d Uink ~DOl lbo to 5JVI! IT TO MB! I r=OUND IT PROEM.&LY IT ON THE LAWN/- ' ' IT'& MINE! ~51..1.- OF!;= N\Y CQA.T t . I-lAND.IT OYeR. ">>U :T'MI8F I ' ' •, .\I ., ' • I, I ·, "' '{., ' ' ) ' �· ·--"-~~- · ~· .. . . I .·-··'' .. ~ ~ ·- . ' ,, ... ·•: ,y, F • '' ,, •I AA DO You Rc;At.lz~ "m£ ONLV CAIJDIDAIE. IIJ IHIS E.LE.CTIQIJ IAJ~ TRUL't' ~TAJJDS ·ALO~S ·!! p • g ',,h . l . ' I HAV!i NO DE.B~ 10 ~Y. .. · .1\n PROMIS£S TO KEfP. . • \ «w. JRqiM!f 'l'be. 'marine clam fe.mlly Urdlldae ,. known as heart clmna, : • .Ill lile fro!n 1111111 i!pll!:lmelll leu tllan • hall-lni!h In diameter .lo the . 111100111, ljilnl eocaJe,. a ninebleb . ~Jrlety found of! ,; . Calif~. . VOL ·xxu NO. 136 • ~ ("';... ~· •I • •I 'F • 'NI:W YORK (UPl)-A loam ot 1111 Senalo._ leading Ubei'al . ~ dllpened through !'1ft Yort Stale today to for Sen. Charlea E. Goodell ID the face of Wblle HOule borklng of ConaervaUve nmpe"" r f, ' DeMed To 1lw ~ Of 'lYle Melga-M01011 Area , OHIO . .,; ...... ·-' MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1910 ' . ce.ndld.lte Jsmea I.:. Buckley. Sinl. J. Caleb Boggs of Dolaware, Clifford P. Cue of New Jeney, Marlow W. Coot ofXentucty,JacobK.Javllaof Nelf Yort, Charles H. Percy of D1lnofa and WUUam B..Sube of t ' Dido Joined forces 1o bolster SUnday nl&htto repli,\0 allaclra Rep. Richard L. Ottinger lo Goodell's campaign following the oenator's snnoiDicemenl llial he would not "let anyone' turn me out of the RepubUcan PartY." Goodell went on lelesllion by VIce Preoldenl .·SpirO T. block Buckley's elecUon. Anew Agnew, who IabeWjl ~ a poll showed Buckley had taken "raclll llbora}," and lo end the lead from Ottinger and speculaUorihemllh!pull of Goodell continued to trall. the race ~ urge his lora to volo I« Following a news conference at LaGuardia lnlornaUonal Bogss headed lo Syracuse, Binghamton and N81Ybur&h, Cue"'~. Coot lo Utica, Walortown and Syr..,..., Percy to Buffalo, Niagara Falla, Batavia and Goodell's)>ometown of Jamestown, and Saxbe to Albany. Sen. Mark 0. Halfleld of Oreson wo.e to arrivelalo today for a fund ruing party wblch Boggs, Cue, Cook. Javlts and SUbe a1ao will atlond alon8 with Mayor John V. Lindsay and •ctrees Barbra Strelsand. Percy and Javlts appeared with Goodell on his Sunday night lelecast, both offertna lllelr enthuala.BUc endorsement of his candidacy lor his first fulllorm In the Senate. Alrpart • ( I d • p • I''{E- .1)\ADE. IJO D€At.S I(.JilH AIJYO#JE. 1 ( 1M IJOT oBLIGATE-D 1D AUYOU;. I PA I> 0 G N SOl E. cc W· D Cl IT'~ i •,,•. ~:~' -~ ' ·. e Stumps NeW;:York •' AR e Pair tam;bt 1!illi' Utile cJqnal!: Ill temper..... Lllw 'IIIII*' • . ami lower HI. llloltly ·IUIUll'. ~Y wllli nollQIICb....,... . in teinperature.lfiCh upper ... lo middle 7Gi. 1 'tl y 0 s~ s .,' went Into the path of a car driven by Lewis Ray CUnningham, Hartford. CUD· nblgham pulled lo the far left to avoid hitting . the bite which struck the side of the car, llirowln£ YOWII Reitinlre over the fender. Ills hee.d slnlcl: tile wlnd&hleld and door pool. He was taken to Holzer Medical Center by Fogleaons e.mbulance. The RDuah boy was Iaten to a local physician, treated and released. No citation was Issued. ~Ft Sl Cc 92 . ill II' 511 -~ QUI 1 Kent Prof Challenges Judge to be prosecuted. "lloweyer, Ilia! should not aJ. low a Judge, a jury or a proaecolor lo mate what I COIIIIder to be a farce out of ~ for their own gain or 1o laiD f...,. with the volora," be Ald. AAEYOU Too liReD 10 Ar-.ISW~ J ~~~~-~~~ .. A Judge Jonea to arrest 1111 far contempt of court becaUie I cannot see a ayslom I bell... In and respect subverted by 11181l.'' Wi!al brought the ~~~-~ retort was an article In the Ak· ron 1!ellcoo.J~ ·m which pn>lieCUior Seabwy . tl. :P'Gi'd was qooted u u~; :·I think the whole demn OOII!IIrf Ia not gcins lo quiet i!9'!ft aj~IIJ lbe pollee are llrc!Wed' to llloot to kill ,, ' '· 1M Ravenna he... . cle. He '' · . ··-· - ... ;·· 1 - \ .. "'; ..... ,. ~~.. ' : -..... -- . .. ..... ..• i ........'\:"• '•·,' •r) I i ., ' l ..... ~ ~- .... -·-.. ·- ...., .... ,, I 0' - o ' , . ... , . . . . . .-._. . . , , ...,., 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 25, 1970