https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c13f7a09b776df5360a720f1d4c22ca5.pdf 4a363041b1c760b066c41d56df0a4e74 PDF Text Text 'I } ( . ,;,)1 '"" <, ' '· r:' 1', J::::~::,·'::::~:~::;;:;e CL.vL·c Beaut< L.ft'catt··an L·s· Inflated buffalo IIkins serve riVermen lie across the hides ••••~bo::ats~on~stre:;:am:•~o!~e:as:ler:a~and~s=teer~tbe=-~ra~fts~wl~tb~~;l i' . ' W•tson~ Mrs. Ray FOJ . 8 n .. ROy II'. Rlflle, wile, eef Chsrles Sauer. ~:~0, A.· )fij• l1ld cbJldreQ, '. Bruce, p 1 n1, anfMl'!I •.JOirict , ~·Thornton <eo oetsy, ai!4 ~~ Mr. Steve, llld Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth en- tin po~ ,on· ,O ~ve . blrll>Mrs •. Sheidbn ~;~srver..i. tertalned the.!lasl Pres!#ents of daf, )'Ji_HY _ . ••.· bd.m<Kilh . • whlcb Tl!n. of Sbelby; Mr. the American l.e8ion Abxlllary they a~~· It was aJIIIOUIItl-. aniJ Mf&. Rllldolpb and \ • . :• I lh Slides on civic beaulilkation hod st enlries aod received were shown by Mrs. Cllar~s blue ribbons, eJght red Lewis when the Winding Trail fi\~ while. The Winding Garden Club met Wedn<>sday Junior club received evening al the home of M"'. blue ribbons, lwo red and Uoyd Moore, Oak St, Ponl""'Y· while. The new year boo ks Mrs. Lewis. president ron- ' distribuled. 1'he traveling prize ducted the met'li•• which up- donated by Mrs. Robert Lewis, ·~ ened with devotions laken from was awarded to Mrs. C. L . Psa lm 122 and a meditalion lon. . ~ Room bv Mrs ' Th b ~· 111 Up The fro m ,-r • · e 0 cto er me<~mg w Josepb Struble. followed oy ! held at the Ohio Power Co. the club prayer in unison. lice and it will be guest An invitation was read from The program will be on the Middleport Garden Club to fires. their cause and attend a meeting at the Middle- tion and control by port Presbylerian Church on ble of the Pomeroy October 3 when Mrs. Walter Deparrment. Hostesses will Moeller will speak on ch·ie the ex~cutive committee. So bl p< d: N .. Banking by mail? Now that is convenience! - Think of the time, effort, and traveling you could save-in bad weather or good- ali year around, if you took advantage of our popular banking-by-mail service! Quick, safe, a great conYenience ••• from your home or office, through your nearest mailbox. Ask or write for our free banking-by-mail forms NOW! Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Servi!lfl Meigs County for over 94 year. POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit insurance Corporation in garden design, terraces, for cards sent her rtn ner b1rth- ~ formal and informal day. · how to separate flower Meigs with low fences or planters MEIGS THEATRE black antique container. also judged tbe Pomeroy, Ohto for the month, and blue ribbons were to Mrs. Robert Thompson TONIGHT thru SATURDAY Ian Fleming'• "THUNDERBALL" (SEAN CONNERY) (Technicolor) Claudine Auger Colortlrfoons Admission: 75c & 4<lc iYYW ·W ('tj if! TONIGHT Horu SUNDAY S.pt. 23-24·25 SUNDAY, MONDAY "BOEING BOEINGH ondTUESDAY rony Curtis Sept. 25-26-27 "F IREBALL 50011 Technicolor Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello, Fabian, Chill Wills, Futurette Jerry Lewis (Technlccdor) -and- "GIRLSI GIRLS! GIRLSI" Elvis Presley Stella Stevens ('l'ecbnlcolor) Colorurtoons nes ay of prew We'!"¥!' ,Po~t, and·'i ' '.·' 28· PAGES · " - I W'll· ed 'l!lai ?~{•!l!! Mrl. A. V. .Teresa oi Bell onlallle; 1\lr, De!IJiirl BlsaeU DelMrs. Heaton, cel0111a on ~ulberry Ave. · · '"!'!; . weri~ir\. ~versary ·on Octo-_ DewiYDe lind Defo~la o1 ered wood; Mrs. Moore, · The m~g, , In charge Of ber 13. · · . Columbuai -Mr. 'W Mrs. Doi!Ilure arrangement of Mrs. Wlldermu!h.presldenl open- G · · ' d ,• ., las BiBeeU brt~· and Mike of with devoUo•• b M-' Jed amea ·w""' P ay... ' tbemums and gOlden tod, ·~ · Y ••· ' • · • · Reedsville arid •Mr and Mrl. Webster Sr. who read tbe cbap- tbeard'• soc _ ial•• hour prlzeo, • · Dwlght 8'~-_,~, · m-y. I as ba$0; an d small sale M with n• •·te ....., •y~v 1 lain's message and prayer !rem w . cu w 1' 1 ! •• ne.,. rl "!'!· .. . _ Robert Lewis, a ta ble Edd 1 s lth and Mrs OU0 ment of yellow marigolds Auxiliary National magazine ~ m ·: · eU st Mrs lleubllnl gave a meditation on Peace Knapp, after which llu! boatesi M' ,;:,..... 'Sauer ·· and .._: hedge berries . and foliage, us-r-· -~ served a salad course !tom 1 rs ......~.~ • """' lng orange pencils as tapers. the will TofheGodledg• and tclonsed wlthd table wlth green illlfll! cover Mayme Holm~~ ! Octoberb Red ribbons were awarded prayer. P e 0 ng an meeting W)ll be ld at I t M Tb d Mr silent prayer follhwed. and a centerpiece of a potted ••-· f .,_ 0 . '• Marlin rs. ompson an s. planl '"""" o ..... ··,.. · Moore. A card of th)mlcs was read Mrs. Eddie Smltlo 1 Will be devoGames were played under the from Constance Thorn, the a- Attending were the above Ilona! leader and ibere wW be diteclion of Mrs. Leo Kennedy dopted nurse for gHt sent her . .named and Mrs. H(ICk.' election of ·. prizes awarded to Mrs. · Charles Lewis and Mrs. Roberl l Lewis, after which a . dessert course wa s served by the :or. ·n· ur.,. -. ·• • urder is ArreSt In · • :rtre NEWS BRIEFS MOM ·. UNITiD PRESS IN'rERNATidNAL Tonite Friday Elberfel~s Ar.e Open 'titS . .. . . !I . . Tomorrow Satur~ay From 9 AM to 9 PM • Eastern H1gh N S d f ames tu en s On Council A report on the County Fa ir flower show was many other colorful scenes. given. Nine members of the Mr s. Allard Pratt gave a Representatives to the stu1lent council of East<rn High School club participated and the I demonstration on an oriental were elected at a rer·e·· t meet· rangl'ment using roses in ,=...,:;=...;.=;;;;;;;===-.1 eel ' red rases In cryStal eorllalller; nesday evenllig, ,t her 11!0m_e,. Howell jfiOlrill·observe their '/2nd nd Mrs. beautification program. A Slides shown on 'civic beauti- tess. thank you note was read from fication were on sculpturtid Shirley Will al Chi ldre.n's Home wood = . ~~~:.t~;nts~ w· d·· - ;:i~;i:;:B:~~;? Were u.e,. M·'· . s·een. Th roug h. c0 ,.or Sf'l d·. es . '.' . . ~ • II ing. president; Karen Carter, vice Norman Bahr is faculty ad· vJsor and officers of the stuc:Jent council, are Linda Spencer, president; and Ann Holter, secretary, Representatlves are, Doris Davis: Tom Osborn and Richard Douglass, vice president of the Senior class, with Roberta Wells. alternate; Twila Karr, Pat Bahr and Joe Bailey, olce president of Junior daSs with · Vicki Pooler alternate; I!Dd Candace Hawk, Pat Morrissey and Ray Karr, vice president 9f tbe Sophomore class. Representatives from the Freshman class will be named later. Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy·Your Shopping Center Home of The Most Popular Brands •· In Furniture -- Floor Coverings ·· and Furnishings For Your Home •• and Wearing Apparel For Your Family. Visit In Our Popular Music Dept. on the 2nd .floor Headquarters For RCA Victor Televisions··· Stereos- Radios . - Kimball Pianos - Sheet Music - R~~&cords - Musical Accessories. . Elberfelds in P~meroy.- BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION - Workers of the Shelton Constructlo n Company, general contractor for the Rt. 7 by-pass from Hobllon to Laurel Cliff in Meigs County, are engaged in bridge building as well as road construction along the route. Construction of the bridge pill- ., .tured here is over Thomas Fork Creek at the interseetion of Rt. 124 ·~d the Murray Hill Road. It is one of tlU'ee large brld&es in the IIJOo •\ ject, the others being built over Leading Creek and Thomas Fork ag am. ......... . . ~----i.II!IMM_h.!i'lt&ill\\llliiG " LOS ANGELES (UPI) Before tbe year Z,OOO, people wW travel faster eoaal to ....t tboD !be averase eomllhller e111 1et home oa tle freeway at ruab boar today, - - to tile board chuir11811 of Llcldreed Aircraft. Coardaad 8. Grow& told tile Lot .AIIgoloo Rotary Clab IIW lll1rre lrrmtporita will eGl'J ap t.e 110 JMiasengers •t•llile, Ead ra•le, W, lapZiita.k . ' c..... wllh .... 1 • t .... ... YJ..,ar.r,._.r:... w.... ...,. (' I l'ur.tNIIIN,..-...,.... ••"- (llrJa'" In and your .. ~ -lrl at 4,5llt miles onJ A ..WII IMaiu ...., - .... ., .......... lraiJt tn·Mallh ,..,, proof ......... ~. . . wllh ••• .• J ,_ tu- You'll....., IIIIo _.. .. ,.... .... ~~~;~~~;~~~~aa lrolr-· w .wxaw. l,! - . .... oflloll• - - -lfllr·- ... , _ ar fua ·loaylno IIIWa, • ...lit ln. PMW. lfCNt llw b _,. ..,_ fw lt:anla, Map: ..... ,..., ....., .... c...-· NOW! • .WISa'iJNGTON - TJIIt '"'' I • . • ed Slata, In a sharp expans<on DA NAN&,-SctuthVIaH~itl!! (Ufloi)- The com111111- . of ill ~ for the Viet dtr of U. ~riMI In VIet Nlm sir~ ...lurdty CommUNam war, hal lQC1'081ed . I'flit North Vlat Nam an 'btr axi.ICfird tp ..u!lch a m• oi lo~ .iiiO) ·rfOn ......_lve ecroti ·h...ll)ilffiriU 'ltbe (I).M%) In the veey ilellr future. · ·. , l,.t. Gen. Lewll Wall, camr,~a..d.. af the 3nl ~­ . rlne,AniPhll!lou• fo _-'ce_._u111 thi ~lfmuriiitl '"~·· ., have a llm!Ncl n'""""' 11!1 ~nell\ ~!'Y lntl11rW ,frt wlnlnt to _.nd ••Y nJirlrbitr af llvliato achleft ·ft. · , "'n bt!ttr ~, If tiMt'Ciii '.Ceainpllsh 'their abo •: 1 from bases on fi'C'IIII1°Ji•a!IC'I abel · · ... · -4• jectlva, to hell wlfh the - f In llv11," Walt uld in an ilriBsiW 6ver ConunUIIlst N....., . rn,.vlew with Unlhd Prws International. ViT. • IIIII the Ho· · Cb I . the md-n reins In the north'l:!t rfer ttl ~uth Minh W inllltratlon lra1l ln ~_l~a_ nutiiJhlf come clgwn In tla•hlllf, blllldlftll bucket•· 'aos. II a1ao Wfll m'We\1 illlt ~hlinjJfttliJtelf·....- ollll tiirillr;g!irt llllt eolicrata more than 30;000 U. :S; • • ~· Into quillllllrttlliiUltlly lfart 6 'ilerly •• inld.Oc· mG$1 of tnem- Air Force men, 1re ·now ill Thill~. . · JOHNSON CITY, Ta11. (UPI) - PNIIR!t Johr110n · · · · l!dilil Satunt.r to cDI!IInilii'!turchlllg for pMco "on ry fran!, whtleyar the ollltecl11 - ""'Y confront lfori ior proceeding :....t!DV(GYer long the.rorrcl may be." W p'lans ~~ 11!4 new He appa.alecl iflaln for a hall In the apreod of 4t. . mlc Wllipens ...r1 aald the hlglrast fiHI af the Uillfed lerslrn Air Fore.' 1'Ue,.·.rlgll,t.Pa,t.l Sta1• -lln1111 ,to lie ~to lift from mtnklnd the tflrMt 1 \ .." Foriie , . ot nriclur war'." · ' ur The macla the commeniS In a lfatement annlvernry af the Arms Contrel The Toxaa White House, mean· on Hanoi's rolacllon of U. S. Nam· ':~r.nln;~ that five yaars ~o Monday ·~ bac- lew "becauM the the 11\Rt .urgent fiOiJ af .. '11...... pMcafui..!!Nrld envfnrn- MJ:: _ Outatanding Features: • '-'hlr-11'• VInyl c-...-rotlohod and pamperod like lealher e e •w. Spdllfl ~on- Hand titd oprlngo and tempeNd colla for olurabillry 1hleldp ....., Padded S..larbAm..:.a. ward yaunelf with tbla extra comlart a lal ea.. Fmnt !.ega- Mom.caneaaily r·' for .......,llfllng or cleaning a Colaar Suanr Pe~~lmrnon ..,.. Black-Rich ,v• BriUiant Turquoloe a...wn-olive co.... C.•plele Sofo, Chair, . , _ , .... -&1111 hiQa Go Go Whir. pi- far drink&, snacks, aoh trap, el<. e Concaakd Ann Steraga Compartment•- Juat rhe place far &loring ......,Us, magazlnt11,.ot. 1 BUY NOW PAY LATER! Buy On The E1siast T1rms " ~ Vinyl Covered Weighted Aah Tray... B Extra .on.u.•.• · FREEU,:DurJng Thia Sale! . ·. .., . . 1 · ·, '· '. !l.t·' Herman · Grate Top College Grid Results Ohio Steto 14 Texes Christian 7 Naira Dame 26 Purdue 14 lndlona 26N· .....····14 Mluourl 21j1ji'.;i;~~n Oreson State 17 Iowa 3 N llhlcl University 23 Boston Coli..• 14 W•t YIW:~';t:~l ~ry 13 UCLA 31 Syracun 12 Clemson40 VIrginia 35 Florida 28 Miululppl 7 AI F 10 r orca Waahlntton 0 Mlchlpn 17 California 7 VIllanova 20 Toledo .I I Tenn111. . 28 Auburn o Kent State 26 Northern Illinois 7 Ohio WHiayan 15 Kalama- 6 · Sau"'-· .. ~hod·~ 21 ....rn ...., '"' ·' ~raaka 21 Utah s~:: Utllh 17 Oregon 14 l .800 Licenses, • ZlppoNd Foam Chair Cushions- RIIVIrllble far dauble the wear e lullt Ia Walnut Flnhh Marth Topo- Per!C ""'r. Mason, W. Va. ·. . ~~•~ ua.t~ Sure Signs Of Autumn S~8Ea~fatifm . 'k'tr~] li.IOI ..... for ~ a~et. Ethel Kennedy's ) Brother, 4 Other· Hunters , 1\illell ..,._. . 1' ' �~ ' .. :., . .. •' " I I I •• ~ • t' . Lyndon -• • IS Top. Hit, We~big .Horns . •• ' " • ' • ~. ' ;. ,. \L --7i-~' •. Il 1- ·' } ' ' 1 . '· 1' Sactlfib~-~:;in Vi.e t··.Natti · .UnderlineJl . _by IJrhflrd '' ~ • )t, The. Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, ~iet Nam: "' Land of Bitter Contrasts The.Week in Review I' It !it b p d ~ • Total Abstinence of Methodists Attacked Meet Your.· STATE REPRESENTAliVE At The OX ROAST HAVE j\ A BALL painting with ATHENS COUNTY ' ' FAIRGROUNDS ' TUES. 6 P.M. SEPT. 27th COV:' THE FARMERS BANK Can Be A GREAT FRIEND! •RHOD.ES OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 and _, Other ~TATE & LOI!:Al CANDIDATES Will a, Pres~nt THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. • Membet F.O I.C. POMEROY, 0. DE-VrJ-KO Vin.vl Flat Wall Paint SWING YOUR PAII.'l'N£11. tl11 nugh ) OU l toom lhc sa~ day ' '"'u p<~ ult it- Df \'0 "KO Vinyl Flat ti t u ~ Ill 30 fl llllUl1:5 lO :i Olmp}etcly I 1' l l .l'•hJI !I<· hrmh. ' \ \[ 1 /.tli t nllfhllh:ltW:I!lOll~& do•01 ,. - IJf \ c) li. O I Ill\'! l'Jt~t ap• p p l~<,rt\lll 11rth lnttslt orroller: J ,,,,.~ " • I •P 111~•~•. nn pat nl otlur. l j, ill 11J> !11 ]I C.-1 H.LE.-Oil,u.iP" IHtlll II OU!J~-:i Ulll" lC(o CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. " j" Opp. 8&0 Depot 675-1160 Pt. PI11Uftt l(i Cash & Carry • Cash & Delivery • Budget Plan c:t--,; - ---- - ~'¥ . ., '. ' ' .';.. • ".,.. .' ' ;.:.·1 . TQDAY; ~·· . ' ~ ·t· ' ;~···a long distance call to sollleone dear! ---'JI And that ~ns bc:.jng together when you can't be. Talking to someone c~ose, far away. S;tying WEDt.;;,4J.t~V.WY NOT OPEN ..- -~''>' hi~~ !bifil. .o nic.e people,, Behig a good and thoughtful son or daughtel-, a loving brother or jr sist~. ·,If's the watmil'lg of fr-iendships too long uncared for. Happy Talk. So wonderful. 4~~ -' so ea~; Easy as~·JJ·c. See yopr phone book. You<ll be so g1ad you c~be~.. Happy Talk. Its ' :. somet~fus you .0~~ to do o(ten,-isn't ~~.? . i" ,.· Ta.~ . ~tt'~e Qf ~ainily C~lling Time ... which now runs ·every night after ~ , A , (j) "' 8r0!~.and~.AIJI' DA-Y:;SUNr?.AY_! Call st;~on·to-station .•• a!l~here in the U.~ '·, "'""'"'ie¥ept.AIIaai.:\lud )Haw~u) for tMee mmutes-a dollar or less. Anywhere In Ohio-ItO c:ents "ot '!ess, (except island points). See your ph~ book for details. " "i ~ .... J. • • , l . ' ; . OhiO Bell PllllftlotllalionwiHI•I'flllll �~ ' .. :., . .. •' " I I I •• ~ • t' . Lyndon -• • IS Top. Hit, We~big .Horns . •• ' " • ' • ~. ' ;. ,. \L --7i-~' •. Il 1- ·' } ' ' 1 . '· 1' Sactlfib~-~:;in Vi.e t··.Natti · .UnderlineJl . _by IJrhflrd '' ~ • )t, The. Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, ~iet Nam: "' Land of Bitter Contrasts The.Week in Review I' It !it b p d ~ • Total Abstinence of Methodists Attacked Meet Your.· STATE REPRESENTAliVE At The OX ROAST HAVE j\ A BALL painting with ATHENS COUNTY ' ' FAIRGROUNDS ' TUES. 6 P.M. SEPT. 27th COV:' THE FARMERS BANK Can Be A GREAT FRIEND! •RHOD.ES OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 and _, Other ~TATE & LOI!:Al CANDIDATES Will a, Pres~nt THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. • Membet F.O I.C. POMEROY, 0. DE-VrJ-KO Vin.vl Flat Wall Paint SWING YOUR PAII.'l'N£11. tl11 nugh ) OU l toom lhc sa~ day ' '"'u p<~ ult it- Df \'0 "KO Vinyl Flat ti t u ~ Ill 30 fl llllUl1:5 lO :i Olmp}etcly I 1' l l .l'•hJI !I<· hrmh. ' \ \[ 1 /.tli t nllfhllh:ltW:I!lOll~& do•01 ,. - IJf \ c) li. O I Ill\'! l'Jt~t ap• p p l~<,rt\lll 11rth lnttslt orroller: J ,,,,.~ " • I •P 111~•~•. nn pat nl otlur. l j, ill 11J> !11 ]I C.-1 H.LE.-Oil,u.iP" IHtlll II OU!J~-:i Ulll" lC(o CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. " j" Opp. 8&0 Depot 675-1160 Pt. PI11Uftt l(i Cash & Carry • Cash & Delivery • Budget Plan c:t--,; - ---- - ~'¥ . ., '. ' ' .';.. • ".,.. .' ' ;.:.·1 . TQDAY; ~·· . ' ~ ·t· ' ;~···a long distance call to sollleone dear! ---'JI And that ~ns bc:.jng together when you can't be. Talking to someone c~ose, far away. S;tying WEDt.;;,4J.t~V.WY NOT OPEN ..- -~''>' hi~~ !bifil. .o nic.e people,, Behig a good and thoughtful son or daughtel-, a loving brother or jr sist~. ·,If's the watmil'lg of fr-iendships too long uncared for. Happy Talk. So wonderful. 4~~ -' so ea~; Easy as~·JJ·c. See yopr phone book. You<ll be so g1ad you c~be~.. Happy Talk. Its ' :. somet~fus you .0~~ to do o(ten,-isn't ~~.? . i" ,.· Ta.~ . ~tt'~e Qf ~ainily C~lling Time ... which now runs ·every night after ~ , A , (j) "' 8r0!~.and~.AIJI' DA-Y:;SUNr?.AY_! Call st;~on·to-station .•• a!l~here in the U.~ '·, "'""'"'ie¥ept.AIIaai.:\lud )Haw~u) for tMee mmutes-a dollar or less. Anywhere In Ohio-ItO c:ents "ot '!ess, (except island points). See your ph~ book for details. " "i ~ .... J. • • , l . ' ; . OhiO Bell PllllftlotllalionwiHI•I'flllll �~ . .. .,,, ..- fi.• ' '' -r-"1. ...,.. ~" ...,.. ' · ' '!#" ' V -~ "'1;.~·,·~~,...'--t•~·-~ , ~ "1 I ...,..~ ......,. ' ,_ 1- ,f_ 1·· I I · _ •I ). ·,. ,· ; r-·~ ;.< f'l .I ' . ' •' "'' . ., ,. ' '· }' . , 'Ill . - . . ·.· '. f ' I I~ I. "l • . a4L .,0!1'-\i'"'~~,..!lo-'"""'~ ·"'Z,n· $ '!' ' ~- . • - ._,~·~.l•fl''\ ~· I ' • , • . ' J. ~ • II ..'. .. > ;;. - '~ I SUNDAY WlllTE PAPER ~! M=·• ~ ~: ~...iii PUBLISHED 11f THE OHIO V.u.LEY PUBLISBlNG CO!lPANY Chelle!' TO"IICIIID, Bstc. lclltor Dwight Eclitor Wetherholt. Jr~ Mn. EdiiOI' ....~-'& ..__ Pullllsillr """"'"" .,,..,~ ~'::,.En:.n::::::: Hobc!rl Wll$011, .:;. • '· FeW I T0ld, You S...u ' sare Bern·fl~ Heard ., Tom Nolan of the Newspaper Enterprise Assn., recently accepted an assignment to find out how Medicare Is doiDI· What he found suprised a lot ol people, among them numeC'OIIS editors who preMedicare wrote blistering pieces predict. !ng tbe direst of consequences. Ev'" Mr. Nolan admits surpriseo . between the lines he composed. Her Ill his re~~:icare critics who have been walling impatiently stnce July to scream v!ncllal~~~ 1-told-you-so's of the conlroversl. , program are still wailing: there JUII !sn I much lo shout about. - Hospitals haven't seen horde~ of old p.aple fighting for beds and servtces, IIC" cording to the Social Security Admmlstra" tton. Critics said hospitals would be delug· ~. _ Many docwrs have apparen IIY recog• mud the government's !nlerest In I be hrallh of the elderly. Although the Amen" c·;m Medical Assn. advised its member! to btll patients directly, scattered . reporls show that half the country's pllyslctans are willing w accept direct government pay" ment. , Medicare, 17 .I million bave alludy enrolled In Pan B. Another million turned down the addiUoaal pr~~tectlon. Before OcL 1, the Soc!al Seeur\ty Administration wants to know bow IIIIIDY ol the remaining 800,000 oldsten are lnlerested In Part B. People wbo want the coverage but miss the deadline will ban to wall until the ·followWI October, tht lloal "li" oal" deadline. About lhat paperwork. Hospltala are find· WI theY must nu out more lol'DII and keep more detailed records than ever before. Tbe government Insists on slandard "costliDding" accounting methods and currently only lour out of ever 10 participating b~tals us• this oystem. be deadllne lor this changeover Is Jan. 1, 1168. Patlentl, too, must cut tbelr way through the paperwork jungle. Tbere are many new foi'IDI and records of medleal e:apeDBes to be maintained to determine whether 8 person qualllia lor dootor-blll beoeflla undr Medicare's comple~t too deductibla Want · .. . · =: =: . .... ' BY DICK THOMAS '"" Fifty years ago nav!gatio on the Ohio River wae bampered dlll'lbr! the summer and early ·fail. II)' low water. However, rivermeo atid business !aterests felt that coostructlon of lour locks and dams between Park" ersburg and Pittsburgh would end "slack waler navlgallon" in that sect1011 of the Ohio Valley. Low water eol!ditions were experienced every summer before the cempletkln ot the orlgtnal system of locks and dams. Jn many places tbe river was almQsl blocked by long sand und gravel-bars, extending from belh shores almost to the mid·dle ol the river. · :is Tblo River News ~em •I>" peared in the Gallipolis Dally Tribune 50 years ago Ibis fall: pr.., J<ey Man at the Sept. 18, 1916 - Rivermen are greatly Interested In the la<l thai this will probably tie the last season of low water Washington By-Line Belt Tightening Necessary As Vietnam War Escalates ~~lncludl.. - By RAY CROMLEY HONOLULU (NEA) -From here ills clear that tbe war Is liO'llll to escalate at a steady pac.:· In men and dolla!'1. Thls escalation will put Increasing preaaurea on the ecoDomy. ,, , ' , JOt' platie types - ctre - ~ taster = ·=~fOr be ~ ber of malar a growln8 ordDUIII emera-er m. · Sltcirllgea In c:rttlell malaf. 1a11 are pull!na pi!SSUfi tl = pr!CI!I o.l raw ~· ponnls and I J'IIICI ed pnclueta. n - .. looger be busbten iu !lllUal. The United States llal mora than a million men In Ibis war !n the field, Jnclucllnl troops Viet Nam, Thailand, Oklnawa, HawaU, the &52 bues 011 Guam, naval men afloat off the · , :> -+, . ·. '·· l . b o r l a l {•G,· 4.. 1•S S~~JlD 'J.UOUSaDd.·.Days~... ov~~~~~~ . Glnp.'ared.:to JFKs First'fllouiand'Days · '. } ~~iifit;~~;;~~ '!iim Pass the Sal~, , ' · {j! .· or '. •- ...,. ;.m \Ml,. ~ In this secllfll of tbe Oblo Val- Plttsburgb a..t year ancl gives ley betweeo PittsbUrgh· and aseuranee that big boata wil be Parkersburg. The dams now Ia able to nm lbl year roctlld course of eoRStructiqn betwec:a except whel! the """' II eta. the two points will Ill! complet- ed to navlptkJcl Cll! -.uot of ed by next summer, 'under ~~'". Ice. . dlnary condillons. DurW~ these perloda \1 low From McMechen, at which water only the pucket ateam" point Dam JJ Is located, to a ers of extremely light clrall short distance above Marietta, were able to make their way where Dam 17 Is being eoo- through some of the m111t lila~ strucled, there are four dams In low water ever seen on the liP" the course of construction and per Ohio River. O&e of tbeoe contr~ctors have progressed to was the Cricket, ill 1909 ~ such an extent that they will oamed tbe Greendale, which, be able .te complete all ,of them while making ber trial trip at early next season If the river GallipoliB on Aug. 3, 1900, wu is in such condition that they described by Frank Sibley, rlv" can work. er wrller for the Galllpolis Dal" The government has made ly Tribune, as ''tbe lightest low· appropriations lor all of lhls water boat on the upper Obit." work and its completion now Tbe Cricket's captain for ~~ depends entirely upon cond~ tria! rnn was Captain Jesse P. lions. Dam 18 at Little Hock" H1111hes, wbo just recet1lly on ing, a short distance below June 7, 1966, celebrated hla Parkersb'l"g, will also be com" 90th birthday. 1be chief engtnpeted nex! su111mer, which a... eer was John Barrows, mem" sures a nine-loot stage at least ber of a Gallipolis family that between that point and the eontrlbuled a number of able ""urce of the Ohio River at rlvermeo to Kanawha and Oblo Sept. 1966-5 The Meigs .~ News Beat· River steamboats. ca~ Gor.don C. Green, fouRder~,.Greene Une Steamers, IBc., ·llood watch ae captain of lbl sternwheeler on tripe bl the Pitta. burgh trade aRCI elsewbere. TuetcltiJ, lept. II, WI ~I" lim E. A- Burtllldes, I!JIIII')t>tendeat ollbl f.ampbeH'a Creek Line, paased hclre Monday ev""" log .., tbe tuwboat Eugeae Da" na Smlth .and atopped bora fer deekmen. Captain Bumaldes, blmaelf aa expert navigator. l!elll out the Robert P. Glllbam, D. T. Lane and the Smith with coal for Clacllnatl, the fleet passlna down Monclay. are aUU operatltJi, A aubslo'Ia! rise Is not In algbt. 'lbl8 Ia tbe Ume of tbe year lor a low ataae tf watet·. On her trial trip tbe Cricket Salltnlay, llepl. .za. lt18 drew only 14 and 0118 hall"lnches - : : : : · ~ ~ ':;,ttst!:;.'gb tl water. Laler wbell earryW~ bouad f H tlngtop nd ~ 100 Ions of freight ·and · · aeveraJ PI hituu : a passenge!'1, abe bad a clraft of theea;:,, Jr• rocCo oppos1~ about two feet. In contrast, tofuma ~lr ':: m'!"~Y: day's towboats 8lld barges are ce 8 on n a1 10 0 c co frequently loaded to ~eplllll "-s d 'lbunday nigbt aed aank In silc of eight and atne feet and the Wen ey, lepl " Jill - feet of water. Nooe of the eml" cargo of such a tow oftea a" '[:"tiE~~~~ c:cu:'tl fer !~' ;:'t~twnE and no on~u"': mounts to 20,000 lot!8 and more. tyunha n I& be ~d~ withem~ ,O:ed · nd e ~~~WI rges r a rep811' · e was Moeday, Sept. 11, ltll -The land Creek eoal. CAptaiJt Tom built at Madison, Ind., 111 11195· river was rising Sunday. By Mere• commands the EXport- 1be towboats which passed flushing out aome of tbe pools : · Ptlots Pe~ ehBoll. aed Jathck Gallipolis Monday lor ClnclnIn the Kanawha River, a run arper are '" arge 111 e nat! are bav!ng trouble 1eUin1 of coal will get out for Ctllcln" pOol house. ovor shallow places. Tbe Geor" aaU. Lock maater· James IHU ge Matheson was aground at of Dam 26 let two feet tl water 'lbunday, Sept. 11, 1911 - Dam S1 and the Plymouth and out o! this pool It! order to help Low water continue. on the up- J. T. Hotlield were reperted the Kanawha coal fleet. Two per and lower Ohio. The LoiJis.. thiJ aide of ber, while the feet will also be let out of!' ville packets are running to Campbell's Creek boats were the pool above Dam. Z8. Cincinnati 8Jld the Ugbt draught ·reported '" the other side and packets of the Greene Lines goinl on. Two and a ball feel :r ol water was lei out o.l Dam 1111,1 GlilllpoHs• . and a Bite llll)OUlll waa let out portent fl)le ol Dam 28 and alao aome out aluippl River- ·1~;e ol the 1«:118 on the Big 8andy tbe 1ut 111 ~ to try aad float the Maa- ru- News and tow off and halp lba otber 1918, Galllpolt. boala down. Tbe boala were all bere Ia ID delayed geltlnlf through at Dam them: Z8 and the water thet wae CIV" en them 101 away from tile Ctptalll Sam · bc!atl. erao rlvemum; ·b. ... ..-;.,til IU lor several -~ Mollclay, Sept. !&, 1111 -The Jn the use of a Exporter was floated aad pasa- bae whittled OCJt ed Gallipolis Sunday evening lure steamboats, fer the Pl. Pleasant dry dock model• of floe where the big tawboat will be Captain Hamll~~i!J~ lakeD out for repJtrs to ber estflv!DI p!lol Ia hull. The Cruiser assisted in was on tbe Lena raising the Exporter which was blew up near ~~== sw!ngiDI between two barges years ago this when she passed here. '!be Gal" Hamilton lipoliB pool above Dam 36 was death. Several lowered two or three feet Sun- the disaster. day by Lockmaster Jame. Captain Hamllt.a , Hill ill order to give the Ex- ed and piloted tbe porter enough water to get •v" apeake, Bona~, er atra!gbl Ripple. Henderson and JJIIIII)' • packets In tbe ))l!lm.j., M.. lamed BamUtoo lba White Collar Line. 1 Mail Carrier· Years Cover H~rse and Buggy, Jet Age arallll !llld 110"' 'lbeN 11'1 Pof wllb c:rl'b)g ~= lbl":... ftlrfil A lol ol America'• doctors fly • Unlorl!» jadgmenl and care that you exerc!re 1D forcing pdcel IIIH IJI&ber. • ately, a lot of them have been cractlng · .praeUclng medicine." war coati ue eacalatlq bJ Tile admlnlltratlon ean do Few of the accidents ar.-lba result ol $%.5 b!llioo every II claJL peat barJD It tltt _ _ , tryWI to fly hrough blldardl or r a I "" upir. !act, the accident rate amo01 doclol'1 Piau lor lite poot.mOOD opace by oontlmtlng to play Viet storm• to reach paUents in remote areas. possessing pOols' Ucenses Ia so high :pncram are being puhed Nam 11 a .~. doa''Most happen during pleasure flighla · and ' four times the rate . lor nonmedical pnv· .., baeklbecaaae tbe money II nclt:-tbe-bemHroltt war. are due to nothing but eareleasneaa and ate pllots - that Federal Air Surgeol) P. needed lor VIet N11111'!be war Is ~ beea!IOI >J' OYerconfidence· ., J we are poUrinl more tlllln a certain badiy"needed typfi al · Doctorl, ·II ...,ms, don't ~e to ~ ad· billion dollars a year' of arms and equlpmBIII lllllll'l IJe. tlce !tom anybody, tnelucllili wealllet'limt 1 ec:c,nooli'c ald !bto the war arWI develOped 81111 produced and airport persoonel, and seem to feel Civll rights leaders have, understand• !bet skill with a scalpel Is a guarantee ol quickly enoogb. '!be bogdon t1 There Is no escaping the pres. not In the deUvery !IJIIem bat bly, denounced the !allure of the Senate skill in a cockpit. . ·'"' ' lis'~ ... 111re the growinl size of the In development and proc!ueUon tu pass the !966 civil rights b~l . w•th Its Maybe the air surgeon's admonition . • ,,.. war w!H put on the 1,11 S. ei!OII" bolllenecb. . con troversi'al open housmg provJsiOn. will bring the flying physidana down to 1 • •• · ' . • " . ' • ' ··' : cimy ih file nest 12 monlill. Tbe fighting men are hatJdl. Yet at the same time thai they warn th~l earth. We need every one of them tbal this will bring even more racial turmoil i .i''PL hi~.ia*at Tile war Ia chewinl up mate!'" capped beeauae aeleeted reservwe have. than tile nation has already seen, few of While doclo1'1 coming lately to the n,.. .. lhcir statements have been calculated to !ng mode show the sharply Increased aocalm the mood of the Negro eommumty or cldent rate, those who bed military train"kllls aran·t belns to assuage the diS'Oppointment or Negro Ing and experience In Wprld War n and modrra tes and Inspire them to take posl· the Korean Conflict are somelblng else. ~· the p11 ~ !s 'i!jb ·~ iq be Jl)et SUNDAY At bome, lollatlllll n~rr . No exact figUres are available lor aueh tive actions. . made 'tha11960 · eattoiiil schools which TIMES.SENTINEL To one of them, Floyd B. MeK!sSlck, pilots in the mid-slxl!es, but It Is recogby -llii~· ~~ Jolm F. which de!alled the! "eourtgnish more workers lor _., .. ,.., '"'"" ., ,.. boost tbelr wap ._.,. cl,enational director of the Congre!IS of Rae!~ nized they lake fewer ebanc:es, exercise 0 ~ "aB' lhls wi1l not eoua and compassiOnate over-crowded aaaembly -;,:.~r,:•:;.::Y au•• mandJ by 10 to tl Pll' .Cllllt a• Equality the outcome shows "a trend needed care, thus are Hv!ng longer, II€~ IIi tbe 111' 1 1 buildeaurse " we find tbel .no longWhat ol tbe attitude of .,, ...... ..... """'""• onto. bo the lnereua demandlll th• Congress as well as the edminlstration I""' lloiahed er Is citizen to be "asked lar-riglll organ!za~ w hI c =:'~.~:''":.~.:";~ ·=··~= U:Se year just to ~eet r!sbll lo sell black Americana down the ri'Jer ol """':c'l"'''~" Y:d" d hat he can dt for his coun. were fully repudialed by ...... '" aomoo••· Ohio. · • political expediency." In nrn tbOusan ays - w ' bl..."" ... Act ot March ,, U7t, •• " " " llviDg cos .. 1 1964 , w ...., I I us ........_" try·" be Ia to be !Did. We find voters o "" '""""'DAIL'W '"'"''·IINTINIL H tbe eeouomv II aot to pt . Such t1111guage Ia uncalled tor In the light 1 .. e ~ c th Iorch bas ctiis+ant campaign Of OJ)- - THI -J Ever take aayliltng with a grain of aalt? .,.An .mforaeeD event Hmiled that once more • e on ~ .., U I "' """"'' ,,..,, ,.,..,.,, .,,. out of band: of a decade ol c!vll rights progress, and Tbla boary eolloqulailsm appHea to to .,.--.., -··"" " ..., _,_ In" pos•llon to and.detlperta o • erlt ....,,... .,.,..,InteNd -••••1t.,_ Some ·-"" espe<ially In view of the fact !bel I be John KtDDedJ'I •.""""'onlng" ~ "'..' tbll lime ~ ... •xupt s•wrct..,. ... .-au men• 1onhose 1 A reserving judgi!IDI!DI on the 100 per 01 •-• to the banda of r!olen WhO use !be forll)erofpres! ' uU W one -- cloa '"'"" , • ...,.,, '...t to be takeiJ tl IIJib House passed the 1966 bill und an abaolut.e 111'11 "'-·-•• ,..,..._ • ..._-• .,... "-'II . the nresent ..,, '"'"'"' OHt... -ve •cent sincerity of B when he matea I tbet . ' that J101 only thoee flrBt II for lplting whole blocks "'' C!Bm p TIIMI OP IUIICIIPTION eertaln that eoae!JIIal IIQIIIliJI ' majoriy in the Senate favored !L In Ill fl. sllltement claimed to be lacl lll!lf but also the IICOIId of bu!ldlnP In our r.ltles, and has been noticeably ,bsent. .::.:~~':.' ..~:::, ef Ullled JJIOPOWU !llld .,.._ nal ballot, the upper chamber was olliy 10 Melga County leaders wbo llave been ~ •· 0I hla D - • for •-•ling more ractal 'hatred ' bullets MUit fired we eonclud~ ,...,. uno ,.. leal tnaterllll are ~ad voles short ot the two-thirds required to SQUIIIIIIIIII lfSUI fro Lee that Tilt OIIIIPDIII ttauM ... Oft" • out front In the eonteat fer 1 lclbll ol ba end the DUbuster. puaec1 Into hlalory tben Ancl what o.l that "S111111110tr m ••• v"''""· ••• '"' '" "" . to ertt!eel war taab Itt 111'1; Ohlo'a highway Improvement flmda I o r ~~ bl lime for ~peri- 1ng artlsta to partlclpate ID tbe rille deprived ua of much mor1e :'.! .: .~,':".,:":"-'!:.,":; -Taxes wDI me to be .... To blame rac!al violence In the clliea relocation o1 some am miles of U. S. II t 1 of tbe alate?" tbau a deeply"mourned pres " ,.,.. ....... "~'· •• . . this summer and die awelliDI cry of "black a. at least. augus occas ons · Til• D•IIY ltnt~••· .,.. '"' 1111 .,..... Roule 33, mUll be euused II they clredl1 power" tor the Senate's reailtance, Is prob.......... of "'u -urse, •u1•-•- Are we net Instead' rapidly re. tenl? ,..TIM'"'"'" os.u,PAll "'"llltern .,.,.,,.,IOM'; .. -A ·eoasldenble cltulll II · .n,"MHU.Yt United ed up a Hille aalt tbll put week. · ably an unjuotlfied leap of logic. JolmiOD wu under no obUgatloo lttrDing to tbel attllude wblch _ , , . ""'"''" to ,.. ... .., _ . , aovertJJDeDI prt. 1be occasion waa, lint, lbe ....... _ But It can be confidently predleled that to eontlnUI the pollcleo of tbe Jobn Steinbeck delcrlbed as a · :=::::'':'. •:,:'~': llfiMI wiD bave to be ~ ment that blda lor relocation o.l Roo,tle t1 foniler castigation of the 1overamenl and the DB" admlnl•trallon; except, "period wben Htency was .. ...., - ...,~,,. "'"'"' In Galla County will be sold Nov. 11, and tum as a whole because of the aeUon of a seeond, that the RL SS bid, alread1 II¥~~'> tn facie evidence of treas. By Uolled PHil minority, and wlld warnings about more al times poslponed, would be anld neat v'olence to eome, wUI not mike the Jl8ll" at Atlantic City, he alated, •'we And what of tbe laler develop- Today 11 Sundcty, Sept. 25, · January. sage of clvU rights leg!ataUon In the nat do o.ller lbl people a cbolee, menlll 1D tllal llOIII'I8 of eour" tl8th day of 00 with PI Meigs Is lied fer Gellla, but u 'Congress any euler. . Route 33 . . . . Well, &enlletlllll, paa thl a cbolee of CODtlnuiiiC on lbl age and C"JJIIl&tll'lon to be foDow. .V Siegel has written to an of them, reeourageoua and compuelonalll Cllltilned by !be fOI'II)er pres!" . aalt. questing that they "fly with the latlll course thet 11a1 made tbll! . . clelil. Wbat of a tax-reductloo 'llle moon Is b e - Its lion tbelllttbliiesl, lbl freest, meaaure dealgned not only lor quarter and luB phase. ancl" tbl• iii!GM prosperous and !be relief of taxpayers Ill all '!be moi'Dilla slarl are tbe most peaceful nation Ia lba bracketa bUt to replace much Saturn, Veuua, Mara and bJatory' of mankind" of tbe lost revenue by remov- Jupller. Too 11 seems ukely that 1 lag the loopbolea by wblch The evening '""' Is Saturn. considerable number of voters large lDCOmes are laUd at a American author this wba formed that great majority lower rate than merely aver" Faulkner was born on 1n the 1964 election felt them. age ones? Wben finally paased, In 1897, tory oelves to be voting, belatedly, It 1ave a Ivery Ukelyl tempor" On tbll ~ ~~.... ~'rplonrJ for the ideaIa of Jobo Kennedy. ary eut In ratet and ntalned In IIIJ, .... .....-• ~ It is likely that the "second an the loopboles of the (Qrmer Balboa cross~ the thousand days" have given law. Panama and Paclftcl them considerable disappolill" What ol an "aid to education European to t blll" which waa to have allevl" Ocean. m;;,; we find our strongest na· ated a aituaUoo 1D wblch to In 1'1811, the 111'11 Congre,ss lion !utilely dlsslpaliDI its quote the late president, the United Slelel ~ strength in the Asiatic War '"1\ere are too manv yocmg York CIIY andth C:op~:::: which the former president AmerlcSDJ wbo are worklnl In amendmentl to • re warned against; our freest na· flliiD8 atalions or supermarkets, •.. Ten of .which "":the Bill lion enteriDI Into a new phase wbo bave the klllcl al lnteBI· and became tnewn of "McCarthylsm" and re- gence wblcb this country ao a1 Rights. preS>ion of the flnl of free- badly needa If we are to com. In 1926, lba w!::.. :,o: doms that o! free speech· we pete ID todata world but who Company put Its lind prosperous nail~ en- are prevenled by lloanclal e!Bbt.-hour dlY llld I I ' · leal and lndttltrJ, tlte No , These 1 ll"'!! 111111 ··-h••~ · Asia coast and tn mg cost o .... an , ,........., eommun!eallons labor eoata up. Tlteae lttbtaeftl .... . · the UnHed States ·WI labor COlli. ID tum. are tnc:reaaW& produelkla eosll and ,- l ., Original Locks and Dams Hailed as Endin:g Low Water .Na 'ery/:e, :U ~tr '' , UllDgneu to abut olf clebale. rtgbtl' llal bleD deeply, lll4 pubHcllll 11'1 quite preplfl4 " IIY witJ~'M L Wiill'B wbo .,.F lbe11 llll~ ~pu: ':'at killed tbll new civil for the time bewg fatally, ataiJI. take the nnu•blr: :UU~ 111':; WASHINGTON - Nnw tbel piece. or wu . bill wu the American ed by the QCIIII!I o.l the new bill.,- W · the }ldmh!!alzaiJOD'I ..-tom- eana, led. by ~ wblch made 11 abuo- young and bUter--mlnc!ed Necro cbarllably •lima~ llf,n ctfll rllbta .blll Hea .dead =~lime to come In dantlj plaiD .dial 11 wu not at1~• wbc! bav. so lon8 10118 bUt ollly tlilll , IIIIa ·Can&na. beJOIId re,.,.. like their lbare .n keen aboUt extending clvll ouaereamecl the responsible and 11 llalouno ell . ~ ou• 1COIRII or mtval, 111«n II a with any......., •·bts leg! latiOn just DOW old-llnl' Nearo leadenblp. ov~ sw • ....... poHtlcal dae~~ety-clack of thl votea requlrlcl•tod put.: rArnt h; did the American Nor 11 tbll result wholly to a!cle tbe poHtlcal profesalon ~ to ....... tilled tbll Cock Rob- lile clolul'& and ao en w u.... 1 be ···•-ed to 111e white bact· n0w deny th• DirbeD Rapu... """ Southam fiUbualer. But tbe fact public reSpond so nega s ~d- lalb""'itre h8s been a Necro eana' part in thjj affair. Tbc! 'lbe failure o.l a lllplrllaaD Ia that II DeVer waa a mil It clld sot!:~~~ :J.~ P the backlasb, too; not ag&Wst the G.O.P. proa are not worrledl Senate majority to break a Ill" fi!ibusler- and never neededl:k':~ amonggtbe Negro concept o1 clvU riJhtl lor Ne- uudoubledly liMY lb!Dk;. :' ,-:auea Southern DUbuater bas to be. · · Stoke! Carmi· 11'001 bUt against 11\e · persist- quite pclQ!bly r•ghtly thl • I 'been wJcl•'reported but not True It II that the. RepubU.. leade!'1 .:. !beth like Yahoutlng ent perversiOn of . tbll aiov• the pubHo Is not at an wotried .., tood Tecbnl this tlme provided olliy chaels .... e N ulte elth so widely undera • - cans cl wbere theY !hreatenll!ll slogana Uke ''black ment by some epa 4 er. eally and Hlerally, the bill goes JO votes lo~ to abut all [powor" _ and' becallll of a wllllnllo do bualness with~· In tbe 1on1er term tbere 11 down becauae 11 wu impcllllble bad come werlul and spreading lear of munlst lorees which eouldn I bout h wer mmbal ihe lwi>'~ m• debate on the C!vll R!gbtl Act po th !reela which eare less either lor this country much to WOIT)' a ' ow • nec-easary to apply the ol 1964. True II II alao that a tlolence In ~ been dem- or lor truly demoeraUc rlibts. It may be put In a IIDSie q rule to the South- more than two-tltlrda of the Sen- In many cues 1 All tbllluid been long feared lion: How long will It take fot Icla'tuorep~tf.:. But thla Ia on!' ate Democrats again ;~ledthlor :tr~: m;:psan:UIoliO Jt:t by responsible moderates In tile responsible Nearo lead:; ,mrface of the truth. cloture - 62 votes ge er • e · luUUl the wbolly llld out of office - and loDI lblp to recapture I movem Teclu!lcali7 and uaerany, too But 11 was not reailly tbe R• Nam dllll to enl Neuo uplr- predicted by !hear, too. Que&- that bad mad_e ao much 101111d ' 11 ., ta , clvU r!gbts leader, publicans wba did tbll deed - leg!tlmale gen -iii~ llano of sboft..term poHUea) progreu only to bl arrealed at Sellt Hart of Mll!hlglll, or rltber, It waa not really the .aUons lor U:~~ ~ gain and losa are real but rela" last by violent !llld ugl' ex· now eBraesuy polntl out to all Repuhl!eanabed wh~ ~0: llim:ler~:;: dtive lor bones! clvM !lJf minor. Tbe Dirksen ft&. tremlsm? · bands - It Is the Republicans deed to one Y .V. Co~trols t-::.The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Sept 28, 1988 _ People who trave subscribed to the over 65. "luntary Medicare program (Part B) Before July 1, wben Medicare wa 1 which pays part o! the doctor's bill and do launched, Blue Ctoss spokesmen predicted not have premiums automaUcally deducted tllat the assoclaUon conld· do the Jib with hare been paying their premiums to the a sllgbtly enlarged staff. But llffer three ~SA. Critics said they wouldn't. . months of operatloo Blue Cross bas added In fact, the only real ammunition Medt" more than !,000 luJI.IIme employes ~ tht care has given Its opponentl Is paper 1 bos of it in th !orm of edditional hosp\1- ; number .co!lld reeeb. 5,000" al records, reporls, applications, expe!18t (NC»'E( Amerl<1111 elllible t. Mcdlelfl bills. lt's enough to !rostrate even seasollwho bate not yet applied loP tlddlllned bureaucrats. al coven&• offered ID Part B If the preMore paper will be added to the mOI!DlfiDI shonld eeataet lbelr local office ol tlin on Sept. 30, the final deadline for aublite So<lal s..ar!IJ Admhl•tntkltt belen scri bing to Part B, the voluntary program. 11<p1. 3D, lhe deadliDe). Of the 19.1 million people eligible for Violence Won't Work .- 50 Years Ago on the River lnsuraoce plao. . ;J.d. the paper Ia alao piling ap In regwn. a1 omees of tbe Blue Croll AIBn. B I a • crosa Ia admlolstering ~care ~~~ lor more tbau 110 pet eent o.1 lite people Doctors, We Need All of You I'>" •• Dick Sauvage, freshman at Southern High Schoot' recetved a surprise award in the mail last week. ·· · ' It was a handsome trophy for catching the largest Sl!lall-mnuth bass at a Michigan lake resort last summer Sauvage caught an 18-inch bass itl the competition, Re: cetvmg the trophy through the mail naturally came as · somewhat of a surprise to the teenager as he had nearly forgotten all about the 110ntest. Dick is the son of Mr. and Mn. John Sauvage. · .Blo~k laying fo: the new welfare department build. lng m Mtddleport will get underway Monday mornipg by Certi4ed. Hotnes, lllc. workers. · · ;: ~e structure, a cojpnlal-style building, isbe,ing eon" structed thro!tgh effo,l!!f of the non"profit Middleport CitIzens Development Co., Inc., with John Zerkle Walter HaJ!is and Dale Dutton as incorporators. The r:ew buikJ, lng 1,s expected to be completed near the end of this year. RIKA SCHROPP AND LUCIEN BOYER and their Incomparable adagio _ -:::"'·· •·t. featured in "24 Hours" one of the exciting productions from the all new day on Ice International coming to Huntington soon. :~~:e,cr~;a:r·:~ ~~ ::~~uu~;.:::.: .. :r: tldun ~ugural ~· .an. ;'!-=.w~al:J:, U: •;a. too -::::! ,.,.,.., M·- •••••••"tO" k ~ ~~=. ~w~ds~ ~a THE ALMANAC ~Uooal =., •::..;;::., BERRY'S WORl9 , " '":US oo:m:.. ':1 :.U gaged 1n poverty programs and unable to supply "bard money" eo!nqe for the Ule of . commeree, and our most peaceful naUon engulfed In strife both ,!IJ*Dal anQ pua1. I eauae1 from eompletlng their week. th~:::::l education. We can no longer A tbougbl ferecr e depend on tbe dtildren of well" American eqln Jo.4o parents, to furni•h the ln. Bulb aald: "Tbe ~ men teUec~ capac:ltlea WI must ~~~!!:~oo.'., bava. ' ' . ..... ...,.., ' Yom Kippur Vital to 5 MillionAmeri""-· , an their alns, once·II· • �~ . .. .,,, ..- fi.• ' '' -r-"1. ...,.. ~" ...,.. ' · ' '!#" ' V -~ "'1;.~·,·~~,...'--t•~·-~ , ~ "1 I ...,..~ ......,. ' ,_ 1- ,f_ 1·· I I · _ •I ). ·,. ,· ; r-·~ ;.< f'l .I ' . ' •' "'' . ., ,. ' '· }' . , 'Ill . - . . ·.· '. f ' I I~ I. "l • . a4L .,0!1'-\i'"'~~,..!lo-'"""'~ ·"'Z,n· $ '!' ' ~- . • - ._,~·~.l•fl''\ ~· I ' • , • . ' J. ~ • II ..'. .. > ;;. - '~ I SUNDAY WlllTE PAPER ~! M=·• ~ ~: ~...iii PUBLISHED 11f THE OHIO V.u.LEY PUBLISBlNG CO!lPANY Chelle!' TO"IICIIID, Bstc. lclltor Dwight Eclitor Wetherholt. Jr~ Mn. EdiiOI' ....~-'& ..__ Pullllsillr """"'"" .,,..,~ ~'::,.En:.n::::::: Hobc!rl Wll$011, .:;. • '· FeW I T0ld, You S...u ' sare Bern·fl~ Heard ., Tom Nolan of the Newspaper Enterprise Assn., recently accepted an assignment to find out how Medicare Is doiDI· What he found suprised a lot ol people, among them numeC'OIIS editors who preMedicare wrote blistering pieces predict. !ng tbe direst of consequences. Ev'" Mr. Nolan admits surpriseo . between the lines he composed. Her Ill his re~~:icare critics who have been walling impatiently stnce July to scream v!ncllal~~~ 1-told-you-so's of the conlroversl. , program are still wailing: there JUII !sn I much lo shout about. - Hospitals haven't seen horde~ of old p.aple fighting for beds and servtces, IIC" cording to the Social Security Admmlstra" tton. Critics said hospitals would be delug· ~. _ Many docwrs have apparen IIY recog• mud the government's !nlerest In I be hrallh of the elderly. Although the Amen" c·;m Medical Assn. advised its member! to btll patients directly, scattered . reporls show that half the country's pllyslctans are willing w accept direct government pay" ment. , Medicare, 17 .I million bave alludy enrolled In Pan B. Another million turned down the addiUoaal pr~~tectlon. Before OcL 1, the Soc!al Seeur\ty Administration wants to know bow IIIIIDY ol the remaining 800,000 oldsten are lnlerested In Part B. People wbo want the coverage but miss the deadline will ban to wall until the ·followWI October, tht lloal "li" oal" deadline. About lhat paperwork. Hospltala are find· WI theY must nu out more lol'DII and keep more detailed records than ever before. Tbe government Insists on slandard "costliDding" accounting methods and currently only lour out of ever 10 participating b~tals us• this oystem. be deadllne lor this changeover Is Jan. 1, 1168. Patlentl, too, must cut tbelr way through the paperwork jungle. Tbere are many new foi'IDI and records of medleal e:apeDBes to be maintained to determine whether 8 person qualllia lor dootor-blll beoeflla undr Medicare's comple~t too deductibla Want · .. . · =: =: . .... ' BY DICK THOMAS '"" Fifty years ago nav!gatio on the Ohio River wae bampered dlll'lbr! the summer and early ·fail. II)' low water. However, rivermeo atid business !aterests felt that coostructlon of lour locks and dams between Park" ersburg and Pittsburgh would end "slack waler navlgallon" in that sect1011 of the Ohio Valley. Low water eol!ditions were experienced every summer before the cempletkln ot the orlgtnal system of locks and dams. Jn many places tbe river was almQsl blocked by long sand und gravel-bars, extending from belh shores almost to the mid·dle ol the river. · :is Tblo River News ~em •I>" peared in the Gallipolis Dally Tribune 50 years ago Ibis fall: pr.., J<ey Man at the Sept. 18, 1916 - Rivermen are greatly Interested In the la<l thai this will probably tie the last season of low water Washington By-Line Belt Tightening Necessary As Vietnam War Escalates ~~lncludl.. - By RAY CROMLEY HONOLULU (NEA) -From here ills clear that tbe war Is liO'llll to escalate at a steady pac.:· In men and dolla!'1. Thls escalation will put Increasing preaaurea on the ecoDomy. ,, , ' , JOt' platie types - ctre - ~ taster = ·=~fOr be ~ ber of malar a growln8 ordDUIII emera-er m. · Sltcirllgea In c:rttlell malaf. 1a11 are pull!na pi!SSUfi tl = pr!CI!I o.l raw ~· ponnls and I J'IIICI ed pnclueta. n - .. looger be busbten iu !lllUal. The United States llal mora than a million men In Ibis war !n the field, Jnclucllnl troops Viet Nam, Thailand, Oklnawa, HawaU, the &52 bues 011 Guam, naval men afloat off the · , :> -+, . ·. '·· l . b o r l a l {•G,· 4.. 1•S S~~JlD 'J.UOUSaDd.·.Days~... ov~~~~~~ . Glnp.'ared.:to JFKs First'fllouiand'Days · '. } ~~iifit;~~;;~~ '!iim Pass the Sal~, , ' · {j! .· or '. •- ...,. ;.m \Ml,. ~ In this secllfll of tbe Oblo Val- Plttsburgb a..t year ancl gives ley betweeo PittsbUrgh· and aseuranee that big boata wil be Parkersburg. The dams now Ia able to nm lbl year roctlld course of eoRStructiqn betwec:a except whel! the """' II eta. the two points will Ill! complet- ed to navlptkJcl Cll! -.uot of ed by next summer, 'under ~~'". Ice. . dlnary condillons. DurW~ these perloda \1 low From McMechen, at which water only the pucket ateam" point Dam JJ Is located, to a ers of extremely light clrall short distance above Marietta, were able to make their way where Dam 17 Is being eoo- through some of the m111t lila~ strucled, there are four dams In low water ever seen on the liP" the course of construction and per Ohio River. O&e of tbeoe contr~ctors have progressed to was the Cricket, ill 1909 ~ such an extent that they will oamed tbe Greendale, which, be able .te complete all ,of them while making ber trial trip at early next season If the river GallipoliB on Aug. 3, 1900, wu is in such condition that they described by Frank Sibley, rlv" can work. er wrller for the Galllpolis Dal" The government has made ly Tribune, as ''tbe lightest low· appropriations lor all of lhls water boat on the upper Obit." work and its completion now Tbe Cricket's captain for ~~ depends entirely upon cond~ tria! rnn was Captain Jesse P. lions. Dam 18 at Little Hock" H1111hes, wbo just recet1lly on ing, a short distance below June 7, 1966, celebrated hla Parkersb'l"g, will also be com" 90th birthday. 1be chief engtnpeted nex! su111mer, which a... eer was John Barrows, mem" sures a nine-loot stage at least ber of a Gallipolis family that between that point and the eontrlbuled a number of able ""urce of the Ohio River at rlvermeo to Kanawha and Oblo Sept. 1966-5 The Meigs .~ News Beat· River steamboats. ca~ Gor.don C. Green, fouRder~,.Greene Une Steamers, IBc., ·llood watch ae captain of lbl sternwheeler on tripe bl the Pitta. burgh trade aRCI elsewbere. TuetcltiJ, lept. II, WI ~I" lim E. A- Burtllldes, I!JIIII')t>tendeat ollbl f.ampbeH'a Creek Line, paased hclre Monday ev""" log .., tbe tuwboat Eugeae Da" na Smlth .and atopped bora fer deekmen. Captain Bumaldes, blmaelf aa expert navigator. l!elll out the Robert P. Glllbam, D. T. Lane and the Smith with coal for Clacllnatl, the fleet passlna down Monclay. are aUU operatltJi, A aubslo'Ia! rise Is not In algbt. 'lbl8 Ia tbe Ume of tbe year lor a low ataae tf watet·. On her trial trip tbe Cricket Salltnlay, llepl. .za. lt18 drew only 14 and 0118 hall"lnches - : : : : · ~ ~ ':;,ttst!:;.'gb tl water. Laler wbell earryW~ bouad f H tlngtop nd ~ 100 Ions of freight ·and · · aeveraJ PI hituu : a passenge!'1, abe bad a clraft of theea;:,, Jr• rocCo oppos1~ about two feet. In contrast, tofuma ~lr ':: m'!"~Y: day's towboats 8lld barges are ce 8 on n a1 10 0 c co frequently loaded to ~eplllll "-s d 'lbunday nigbt aed aank In silc of eight and atne feet and the Wen ey, lepl " Jill - feet of water. Nooe of the eml" cargo of such a tow oftea a" '[:"tiE~~~~ c:cu:'tl fer !~' ;:'t~twnE and no on~u"': mounts to 20,000 lot!8 and more. tyunha n I& be ~d~ withem~ ,O:ed · nd e ~~~WI rges r a rep811' · e was Moeday, Sept. 11, ltll -The land Creek eoal. CAptaiJt Tom built at Madison, Ind., 111 11195· river was rising Sunday. By Mere• commands the EXport- 1be towboats which passed flushing out aome of tbe pools : · Ptlots Pe~ ehBoll. aed Jathck Gallipolis Monday lor ClnclnIn the Kanawha River, a run arper are '" arge 111 e nat! are bav!ng trouble 1eUin1 of coal will get out for Ctllcln" pOol house. ovor shallow places. Tbe Geor" aaU. Lock maater· James IHU ge Matheson was aground at of Dam 26 let two feet tl water 'lbunday, Sept. 11, 1911 - Dam S1 and the Plymouth and out o! this pool It! order to help Low water continue. on the up- J. T. Hotlield were reperted the Kanawha coal fleet. Two per and lower Ohio. The LoiJis.. thiJ aide of ber, while the feet will also be let out of!' ville packets are running to Campbell's Creek boats were the pool above Dam. Z8. Cincinnati 8Jld the Ugbt draught ·reported '" the other side and packets of the Greene Lines goinl on. Two and a ball feel :r ol water was lei out o.l Dam 1111,1 GlilllpoHs• . and a Bite llll)OUlll waa let out portent fl)le ol Dam 28 and alao aome out aluippl River- ·1~;e ol the 1«:118 on the Big 8andy tbe 1ut 111 ~ to try aad float the Maa- ru- News and tow off and halp lba otber 1918, Galllpolt. boala down. Tbe boala were all bere Ia ID delayed geltlnlf through at Dam them: Z8 and the water thet wae CIV" en them 101 away from tile Ctptalll Sam · bc!atl. erao rlvemum; ·b. ... ..-;.,til IU lor several -~ Mollclay, Sept. !&, 1111 -The Jn the use of a Exporter was floated aad pasa- bae whittled OCJt ed Gallipolis Sunday evening lure steamboats, fer the Pl. Pleasant dry dock model• of floe where the big tawboat will be Captain Hamll~~i!J~ lakeD out for repJtrs to ber estflv!DI p!lol Ia hull. The Cruiser assisted in was on tbe Lena raising the Exporter which was blew up near ~~== sw!ngiDI between two barges years ago this when she passed here. '!be Gal" Hamilton lipoliB pool above Dam 36 was death. Several lowered two or three feet Sun- the disaster. day by Lockmaster Jame. Captain Hamllt.a , Hill ill order to give the Ex- ed and piloted tbe porter enough water to get •v" apeake, Bona~, er atra!gbl Ripple. Henderson and JJIIIII)' • packets In tbe ))l!lm.j., M.. lamed BamUtoo lba White Collar Line. 1 Mail Carrier· Years Cover H~rse and Buggy, Jet Age arallll !llld 110"' 'lbeN 11'1 Pof wllb c:rl'b)g ~= lbl":... ftlrfil A lol ol America'• doctors fly • Unlorl!» jadgmenl and care that you exerc!re 1D forcing pdcel IIIH IJI&ber. • ately, a lot of them have been cractlng · .praeUclng medicine." war coati ue eacalatlq bJ Tile admlnlltratlon ean do Few of the accidents ar.-lba result ol $%.5 b!llioo every II claJL peat barJD It tltt _ _ , tryWI to fly hrough blldardl or r a I "" upir. !act, the accident rate amo01 doclol'1 Piau lor lite poot.mOOD opace by oontlmtlng to play Viet storm• to reach paUents in remote areas. possessing pOols' Ucenses Ia so high :pncram are being puhed Nam 11 a .~. doa''Most happen during pleasure flighla · and ' four times the rate . lor nonmedical pnv· .., baeklbecaaae tbe money II nclt:-tbe-bemHroltt war. are due to nothing but eareleasneaa and ate pllots - that Federal Air Surgeol) P. needed lor VIet N11111'!be war Is ~ beea!IOI >J' OYerconfidence· ., J we are poUrinl more tlllln a certain badiy"needed typfi al · Doctorl, ·II ...,ms, don't ~e to ~ ad· billion dollars a year' of arms and equlpmBIII lllllll'l IJe. tlce !tom anybody, tnelucllili wealllet'limt 1 ec:c,nooli'c ald !bto the war arWI develOped 81111 produced and airport persoonel, and seem to feel Civll rights leaders have, understand• !bet skill with a scalpel Is a guarantee ol quickly enoogb. '!be bogdon t1 There Is no escaping the pres. not In the deUvery !IJIIem bat bly, denounced the !allure of the Senate skill in a cockpit. . ·'"' ' lis'~ ... 111re the growinl size of the In development and proc!ueUon tu pass the !966 civil rights b~l . w•th Its Maybe the air surgeon's admonition . • ,,.. war w!H put on the 1,11 S. ei!OII" bolllenecb. . con troversi'al open housmg provJsiOn. will bring the flying physidana down to 1 • •• · ' . • " . ' • ' ··' : cimy ih file nest 12 monlill. Tbe fighting men are hatJdl. Yet at the same time thai they warn th~l earth. We need every one of them tbal this will bring even more racial turmoil i .i''PL hi~.ia*at Tile war Ia chewinl up mate!'" capped beeauae aeleeted reservwe have. than tile nation has already seen, few of While doclo1'1 coming lately to the n,.. .. lhcir statements have been calculated to !ng mode show the sharply Increased aocalm the mood of the Negro eommumty or cldent rate, those who bed military train"kllls aran·t belns to assuage the diS'Oppointment or Negro Ing and experience In Wprld War n and modrra tes and Inspire them to take posl· the Korean Conflict are somelblng else. ~· the p11 ~ !s 'i!jb ·~ iq be Jl)et SUNDAY At bome, lollatlllll n~rr . No exact figUres are available lor aueh tive actions. . made 'tha11960 · eattoiiil schools which TIMES.SENTINEL To one of them, Floyd B. MeK!sSlck, pilots in the mid-slxl!es, but It Is recogby -llii~· ~~ Jolm F. which de!alled the! "eourtgnish more workers lor _., .. ,.., '"'"" ., ,.. boost tbelr wap ._.,. cl,enational director of the Congre!IS of Rae!~ nized they lake fewer ebanc:es, exercise 0 ~ "aB' lhls wi1l not eoua and compassiOnate over-crowded aaaembly -;,:.~r,:•:;.::Y au•• mandJ by 10 to tl Pll' .Cllllt a• Equality the outcome shows "a trend needed care, thus are Hv!ng longer, II€~ IIi tbe 111' 1 1 buildeaurse " we find tbel .no longWhat ol tbe attitude of .,, ...... ..... """'""• onto. bo the lnereua demandlll th• Congress as well as the edminlstration I""' lloiahed er Is citizen to be "asked lar-riglll organ!za~ w hI c =:'~.~:''":.~.:";~ ·=··~= U:Se year just to ~eet r!sbll lo sell black Americana down the ri'Jer ol """':c'l"'''~" Y:d" d hat he can dt for his coun. were fully repudialed by ...... '" aomoo••· Ohio. · • political expediency." In nrn tbOusan ays - w ' bl..."" ... Act ot March ,, U7t, •• " " " llviDg cos .. 1 1964 , w ...., I I us ........_" try·" be Ia to be !Did. We find voters o "" '""""'DAIL'W '"'"''·IINTINIL H tbe eeouomv II aot to pt . Such t1111guage Ia uncalled tor In the light 1 .. e ~ c th Iorch bas ctiis+ant campaign Of OJ)- - THI -J Ever take aayliltng with a grain of aalt? .,.An .mforaeeD event Hmiled that once more • e on ~ .., U I "' """"'' ,,..,, ,.,..,.,, .,,. out of band: of a decade ol c!vll rights progress, and Tbla boary eolloqulailsm appHea to to .,.--.., -··"" " ..., _,_ In" pos•llon to and.detlperta o • erlt ....,,... .,.,..,InteNd -••••1t.,_ Some ·-"" espe<ially In view of the fact !bel I be John KtDDedJ'I •.""""'onlng" ~ "'..' tbll lime ~ ... •xupt s•wrct..,. ... .-au men• 1onhose 1 A reserving judgi!IDI!DI on the 100 per 01 •-• to the banda of r!olen WhO use !be forll)erofpres! ' uU W one -- cloa '"'"" , • ...,.,, '...t to be takeiJ tl IIJib House passed the 1966 bill und an abaolut.e 111'11 "'-·-•• ,..,..._ • ..._-• .,... "-'II . the nresent ..,, '"'"'"' OHt... -ve •cent sincerity of B when he matea I tbet . ' that J101 only thoee flrBt II for lplting whole blocks "'' C!Bm p TIIMI OP IUIICIIPTION eertaln that eoae!JIIal IIQIIIliJI ' majoriy in the Senate favored !L In Ill fl. sllltement claimed to be lacl lll!lf but also the IICOIId of bu!ldlnP In our r.ltles, and has been noticeably ,bsent. .::.:~~':.' ..~:::, ef Ullled JJIOPOWU !llld .,.._ nal ballot, the upper chamber was olliy 10 Melga County leaders wbo llave been ~ •· 0I hla D - • for •-•ling more ractal 'hatred ' bullets MUit fired we eonclud~ ,...,. uno ,.. leal tnaterllll are ~ad voles short ot the two-thirds required to SQUIIIIIIIIII lfSUI fro Lee that Tilt OIIIIPDIII ttauM ... Oft" • out front In the eonteat fer 1 lclbll ol ba end the DUbuster. puaec1 Into hlalory tben Ancl what o.l that "S111111110tr m ••• v"''""· ••• '"' '" "" . to ertt!eel war taab Itt 111'1; Ohlo'a highway Improvement flmda I o r ~~ bl lime for ~peri- 1ng artlsta to partlclpate ID tbe rille deprived ua of much mor1e :'.! .: .~,':".,:":"-'!:.,":; -Taxes wDI me to be .... To blame rac!al violence In the clliea relocation o1 some am miles of U. S. II t 1 of tbe alate?" tbau a deeply"mourned pres " ,.,.. ....... "~'· •• . . this summer and die awelliDI cry of "black a. at least. augus occas ons · Til• D•IIY ltnt~••· .,.. '"' 1111 .,..... Roule 33, mUll be euused II they clredl1 power" tor the Senate's reailtance, Is prob.......... of "'u -urse, •u1•-•- Are we net Instead' rapidly re. tenl? ,..TIM'"'"'" os.u,PAll "'"llltern .,.,.,,.,IOM'; .. -A ·eoasldenble cltulll II · .n,"MHU.Yt United ed up a Hille aalt tbll put week. · ably an unjuotlfied leap of logic. JolmiOD wu under no obUgatloo lttrDing to tbel attllude wblch _ , , . ""'"''" to ,.. ... .., _ . , aovertJJDeDI prt. 1be occasion waa, lint, lbe ....... _ But It can be confidently predleled that to eontlnUI the pollcleo of tbe Jobn Steinbeck delcrlbed as a · :=::::'':'. •:,:'~': llfiMI wiD bave to be ~ ment that blda lor relocation o.l Roo,tle t1 foniler castigation of the 1overamenl and the DB" admlnl•trallon; except, "period wben Htency was .. ...., - ...,~,,. "'"'"' In Galla County will be sold Nov. 11, and tum as a whole because of the aeUon of a seeond, that the RL SS bid, alread1 II¥~~'> tn facie evidence of treas. By Uolled PHil minority, and wlld warnings about more al times poslponed, would be anld neat v'olence to eome, wUI not mike the Jl8ll" at Atlantic City, he alated, •'we And what of tbe laler develop- Today 11 Sundcty, Sept. 25, · January. sage of clvU rights leg!ataUon In the nat do o.ller lbl people a cbolee, menlll 1D tllal llOIII'I8 of eour" tl8th day of 00 with PI Meigs Is lied fer Gellla, but u 'Congress any euler. . Route 33 . . . . Well, &enlletlllll, paa thl a cbolee of CODtlnuiiiC on lbl age and C"JJIIl&tll'lon to be foDow. .V Siegel has written to an of them, reeourageoua and compuelonalll Cllltilned by !be fOI'II)er pres!" . aalt. questing that they "fly with the latlll course thet 11a1 made tbll! . . clelil. Wbat of a tax-reductloo 'llle moon Is b e - Its lion tbelllttbliiesl, lbl freest, meaaure dealgned not only lor quarter and luB phase. ancl" tbl• iii!GM prosperous and !be relief of taxpayers Ill all '!be moi'Dilla slarl are tbe most peaceful nation Ia lba bracketa bUt to replace much Saturn, Veuua, Mara and bJatory' of mankind" of tbe lost revenue by remov- Jupller. Too 11 seems ukely that 1 lag the loopbolea by wblch The evening '""' Is Saturn. considerable number of voters large lDCOmes are laUd at a American author this wba formed that great majority lower rate than merely aver" Faulkner was born on 1n the 1964 election felt them. age ones? Wben finally paased, In 1897, tory oelves to be voting, belatedly, It 1ave a Ivery Ukelyl tempor" On tbll ~ ~~.... ~'rplonrJ for the ideaIa of Jobo Kennedy. ary eut In ratet and ntalned In IIIJ, .... .....-• ~ It is likely that the "second an the loopboles of the (Qrmer Balboa cross~ the thousand days" have given law. Panama and Paclftcl them considerable disappolill" What ol an "aid to education European to t blll" which waa to have allevl" Ocean. m;;,; we find our strongest na· ated a aituaUoo 1D wblch to In 1'1811, the 111'11 Congre,ss lion !utilely dlsslpaliDI its quote the late president, the United Slelel ~ strength in the Asiatic War '"1\ere are too manv yocmg York CIIY andth C:op~:::: which the former president AmerlcSDJ wbo are worklnl In amendmentl to • re warned against; our freest na· flliiD8 atalions or supermarkets, •.. Ten of .which "":the Bill lion enteriDI Into a new phase wbo bave the klllcl al lnteBI· and became tnewn of "McCarthylsm" and re- gence wblcb this country ao a1 Rights. preS>ion of the flnl of free- badly needa If we are to com. In 1926, lba w!::.. :,o: doms that o! free speech· we pete ID todata world but who Company put Its lind prosperous nail~ en- are prevenled by lloanclal e!Bbt.-hour dlY llld I I ' · leal and lndttltrJ, tlte No , These 1 ll"'!! 111111 ··-h••~ · Asia coast and tn mg cost o .... an , ,........., eommun!eallons labor eoata up. Tlteae lttbtaeftl .... . · the UnHed States ·WI labor COlli. ID tum. are tnc:reaaW& produelkla eosll and ,- l ., Original Locks and Dams Hailed as Endin:g Low Water .Na 'ery/:e, :U ~tr '' , UllDgneu to abut olf clebale. rtgbtl' llal bleD deeply, lll4 pubHcllll 11'1 quite preplfl4 " IIY witJ~'M L Wiill'B wbo .,.F lbe11 llll~ ~pu: ':'at killed tbll new civil for the time bewg fatally, ataiJI. take the nnu•blr: :UU~ 111':; WASHINGTON - Nnw tbel piece. or wu . bill wu the American ed by the QCIIII!I o.l the new bill.,- W · the }ldmh!!alzaiJOD'I ..-tom- eana, led. by ~ wblch made 11 abuo- young and bUter--mlnc!ed Necro cbarllably •lima~ llf,n ctfll rllbta .blll Hea .dead =~lime to come In dantlj plaiD .dial 11 wu not at1~• wbc! bav. so lon8 10118 bUt ollly tlilll , IIIIa ·Can&na. beJOIId re,.,.. like their lbare .n keen aboUt extending clvll ouaereamecl the responsible and 11 llalouno ell . ~ ou• 1COIRII or mtval, 111«n II a with any......., •·bts leg! latiOn just DOW old-llnl' Nearo leadenblp. ov~ sw • ....... poHtlcal dae~~ety-clack of thl votea requlrlcl•tod put.: rArnt h; did the American Nor 11 tbll result wholly to a!cle tbe poHtlcal profesalon ~ to ....... tilled tbll Cock Rob- lile clolul'& and ao en w u.... 1 be ···•-ed to 111e white bact· n0w deny th• DirbeD Rapu... """ Southam fiUbualer. But tbe fact public reSpond so nega s ~d- lalb""'itre h8s been a Necro eana' part in thjj affair. Tbc! 'lbe failure o.l a lllplrllaaD Ia that II DeVer waa a mil It clld sot!:~~~ :J.~ P the backlasb, too; not ag&Wst the G.O.P. proa are not worrledl Senate majority to break a Ill" fi!ibusler- and never neededl:k':~ amonggtbe Negro concept o1 clvU riJhtl lor Ne- uudoubledly liMY lb!Dk;. :' ,-:auea Southern DUbuater bas to be. · · Stoke! Carmi· 11'001 bUt against 11\e · persist- quite pclQ!bly r•ghtly thl • I 'been wJcl•'reported but not True It II that the. RepubU.. leade!'1 .:. !beth like Yahoutlng ent perversiOn of . tbll aiov• the pubHo Is not at an wotried .., tood Tecbnl this tlme provided olliy chaels .... e N ulte elth so widely undera • - cans cl wbere theY !hreatenll!ll slogana Uke ''black ment by some epa 4 er. eally and Hlerally, the bill goes JO votes lo~ to abut all [powor" _ and' becallll of a wllllnllo do bualness with~· In tbe 1on1er term tbere 11 down becauae 11 wu impcllllble bad come werlul and spreading lear of munlst lorees which eouldn I bout h wer mmbal ihe lwi>'~ m• debate on the C!vll R!gbtl Act po th !reela which eare less either lor this country much to WOIT)' a ' ow • nec-easary to apply the ol 1964. True II II alao that a tlolence In ~ been dem- or lor truly demoeraUc rlibts. It may be put In a IIDSie q rule to the South- more than two-tltlrda of the Sen- In many cues 1 All tbllluid been long feared lion: How long will It take fot Icla'tuorep~tf.:. But thla Ia on!' ate Democrats again ;~ledthlor :tr~: m;:psan:UIoliO Jt:t by responsible moderates In tile responsible Nearo lead:; ,mrface of the truth. cloture - 62 votes ge er • e · luUUl the wbolly llld out of office - and loDI lblp to recapture I movem Teclu!lcali7 and uaerany, too But 11 was not reailly tbe R• Nam dllll to enl Neuo uplr- predicted by !hear, too. Que&- that bad mad_e ao much 101111d ' 11 ., ta , clvU r!gbts leader, publicans wba did tbll deed - leg!tlmale gen -iii~ llano of sboft..term poHUea) progreu only to bl arrealed at Sellt Hart of Mll!hlglll, or rltber, It waa not really the .aUons lor U:~~ ~ gain and losa are real but rela" last by violent !llld ugl' ex· now eBraesuy polntl out to all Repuhl!eanabed wh~ ~0: llim:ler~:;: dtive lor bones! clvM !lJf minor. Tbe Dirksen ft&. tremlsm? · bands - It Is the Republicans deed to one Y .V. Co~trols t-::.The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Sept 28, 1988 _ People who trave subscribed to the over 65. "luntary Medicare program (Part B) Before July 1, wben Medicare wa 1 which pays part o! the doctor's bill and do launched, Blue Ctoss spokesmen predicted not have premiums automaUcally deducted tllat the assoclaUon conld· do the Jib with hare been paying their premiums to the a sllgbtly enlarged staff. But llffer three ~SA. Critics said they wouldn't. . months of operatloo Blue Cross bas added In fact, the only real ammunition Medt" more than !,000 luJI.IIme employes ~ tht care has given Its opponentl Is paper 1 bos of it in th !orm of edditional hosp\1- ; number .co!lld reeeb. 5,000" al records, reporls, applications, expe!18t (NC»'E( Amerl<1111 elllible t. Mcdlelfl bills. lt's enough to !rostrate even seasollwho bate not yet applied loP tlddlllned bureaucrats. al coven&• offered ID Part B If the preMore paper will be added to the mOI!DlfiDI shonld eeataet lbelr local office ol tlin on Sept. 30, the final deadline for aublite So<lal s..ar!IJ Admhl•tntkltt belen scri bing to Part B, the voluntary program. 11<p1. 3D, lhe deadliDe). Of the 19.1 million people eligible for Violence Won't Work .- 50 Years Ago on the River lnsuraoce plao. . ;J.d. the paper Ia alao piling ap In regwn. a1 omees of tbe Blue Croll AIBn. B I a • crosa Ia admlolstering ~care ~~~ lor more tbau 110 pet eent o.1 lite people Doctors, We Need All of You I'>" •• Dick Sauvage, freshman at Southern High Schoot' recetved a surprise award in the mail last week. ·· · ' It was a handsome trophy for catching the largest Sl!lall-mnuth bass at a Michigan lake resort last summer Sauvage caught an 18-inch bass itl the competition, Re: cetvmg the trophy through the mail naturally came as · somewhat of a surprise to the teenager as he had nearly forgotten all about the 110ntest. Dick is the son of Mr. and Mn. John Sauvage. · .Blo~k laying fo: the new welfare department build. lng m Mtddleport will get underway Monday mornipg by Certi4ed. Hotnes, lllc. workers. · · ;: ~e structure, a cojpnlal-style building, isbe,ing eon" structed thro!tgh effo,l!!f of the non"profit Middleport CitIzens Development Co., Inc., with John Zerkle Walter HaJ!is and Dale Dutton as incorporators. The r:ew buikJ, lng 1,s expected to be completed near the end of this year. RIKA SCHROPP AND LUCIEN BOYER and their Incomparable adagio _ -:::"'·· •·t. featured in "24 Hours" one of the exciting productions from the all new day on Ice International coming to Huntington soon. :~~:e,cr~;a:r·:~ ~~ ::~~uu~;.:::.: .. :r: tldun ~ugural ~· .an. ;'!-=.w~al:J:, U: •;a. too -::::! ,.,.,.., M·- •••••••"tO" k ~ ~~=. ~w~ds~ ~a THE ALMANAC ~Uooal =., •::..;;::., BERRY'S WORl9 , " '":US oo:m:.. ':1 :.U gaged 1n poverty programs and unable to supply "bard money" eo!nqe for the Ule of . commeree, and our most peaceful naUon engulfed In strife both ,!IJ*Dal anQ pua1. I eauae1 from eompletlng their week. th~:::::l education. We can no longer A tbougbl ferecr e depend on tbe dtildren of well" American eqln Jo.4o parents, to furni•h the ln. Bulb aald: "Tbe ~ men teUec~ capac:ltlea WI must ~~~!!:~oo.'., bava. ' ' . ..... ...,.., ' Yom Kippur Vital to 5 MillionAmeri""-· , an their alns, once·II· • �1', : • .. " "h ' :• ·.' •,. I l • . ;.~~~·1 ~ ,• ' .. , • . ' . .- _,.~ •. . .,.. ¥{.. ' -) ;; _,. -. - e ' ' . - - • , - I ' ~ •. \' ·~ •·, ~- lllturdlly ·(i;1,IJ\It the Buckeyes an . .,._ ·i 1•7 lnlersectlonal ~- flctGrF - the Homed i'ro!tl· · Tbe Bucke)'u, wjjD Iii* lbe bill oo !umblel fiYi 11Jii. -.., crisp,- IIUDIIY • .lftlriiDoa. aeand tou~ , ·· " " the beaiJm1Di of ·lilt IIIII fourth periadl but llad lo · llop delennined . lite ill lbe 10 ( . --l·· ' . ' ' ~I,TJMBUI <:~~ Cillo TM '*o fllr ~State wu H look ·Oblo state 1m11 piQI !lille's .,_.,., . . ~-led sopho11181t llllebacbr Jobll 10 cover tile t7 yarda, capped !~~ret 'fUll ·~ '$1Urtb Muhlblfdl. wllo caqbl t190 of by jullbaclt Plul Hudeoll's 11m period drlv• wiiJ1 •Pit Iller- the ildiemPtloN in' the doliDI of two t.oucbdolt'DI oa a twoeeplloN . . ·1 . . :.;'"1~\.- Hoosiers Upset NW, 26-14. er.• . ' . .• apt . . . . . <111 IIIII OldDau, lllCII'Id till· a tw.-yanl jlluDee and 11r11ee AJlGid COII\Wted. · Tile illlrDed J'rop, Willi millu!M. Vet.eno dtlentlve yll'd plu~Jce with f:IO elljlled. Sbabay taJdll& to the air, baek Tom Pcll1lmoulh stepped GIJ'y Cair1ls can~ 10 lll8ke ~ 10 blve Oblo Slate In the other drlvt with' ao it 7-G. the nil! aat11 the Bu<*eyes iDierceplllla in 11ie end lOIII• Teut ChrlsUaD, which loll managed 1o Je!inte a ICOfil!g Halfback Will Th<iala sel up lie second atrallbt of the drive eatly in tile final qllllilr. Tllllftllijt, a::i~J; of Silabq, 'JJ Slale JJ~.u~;;.. mafpd' 1!1 elld JODe.' Mulllbaeb drive wltb , u . the IJ aad -~~ be grabbed a _.,_..,.., Oblo's fnt IOUCbdowll with a se880II alta' a 14-lt defest 1o 'lbe Bucu marched steadily Oblo Slate ·ft lll·· tbe:·';t~ brWiant nmNct of tbe opeuq hJCbly reprded Nebraska a up lbe tleld, coverlllg 78 yarda seoonds. klclwll lblt eaded with a week 11•. lmolted 1be acore Ia Dille playa before HudiiOII Sopbclmore fuiiiiJie 011 'l'CU'a two-yard lioe. mldw~J ln lbe lblrd period oaa bolted loose ea a COODier play Loag paSied '1'111 llon!!ld JPrap ncavend 87.,.anl drive II U plays, 11 of for tile final Ill yards. Tbe klek 12 oot of If them on tbe groulld. made It 1•1. tbem oa lbe P.D. Sbabey, willie paaalag But TCU wasn't finished yet. wlllllnfl score. file bobble, but bad to kkk om Of daDa«'· UCLA Bombs Foe By 91 • i2 Count.; '• ! "" . Diltrlcl Meetirur l•ln HE•ntinllton PT. PLEASANT - The Tu • l;:ndte-Wel Garden Club baa been Jnvl~ to attend the dlatriet garden club meetlol to be _.held In Huntington at the Central Christian Churcb on October 25th. The district meeting wiU bellln with a coffee hour at 8:30 a.m. and the business session ·wm atart at 9:30 a.m. ResernUoDS must be made In advance and a fee of ts.SO will be charltd to cover regtstraUon, luncheon and speaker. A 15 prize will be awarded 10 t h e · dub llaving ihe most memben reglstf.red. . p ., \lro. CallOII'IJ SOc. eal Mr~. Calloway to Holt SJ~«ial Meet PT. PLEASANT - A special meeting of the Henderson Garden Club will be held Monday, Sentember 26th at 6 p.m. at the hom• of Mn. Bernice Calloway. Mrs. Carl Danner, Huntington, sulKiislrlct dlroctor, will be the guest speaker of the eve. nlng. Members are ul'fed lA! attend this Important meeting. •bo plant, klns 1et al..,er Love keley for kll Irish Stum Boilermakers, 26-1 Fulfon.Th0111p10i ' I ":' TriCfor S.I...Servlce PhoM 99WIOI New "unitized .. INTERNATIONAL. 3414 LOACI!R TRACTOR NGS First·low-cost loader with unit·fmme design Here's a brand new ooncept in low-coat loader tractor clft!ID! Power plant, chassis, and loader are completely unillz8d - JUit like hilo rubbeMlrlld power sh.wels coMing thou...,a, of <lt>lll•rs more! The 34lh welded.o-I'Jooil UnM ,,.,.. • pieoe un41 frjlllle takea all load-and-road llhoclclllld otralns, fteelng en&ine and power train houtiDI from all loader ~Jes. On1-piece, 1-•ha~ front 8lde hM l,iOO lb. -king capacity. Avail8b1o with 4-f.hp p&ollne or Dl-1 engine for new eperatlnc emnomY in a loader of 2,500-lb eapaclty. Bee 111d trv tht -tlcmal International :W14-flrst unlt1:-;.d tnGtot Llader In the low price de141 AUIGS EQUIPMENT CO. R..r Melae General Hoapltal l'heiM 992-2176 Pome...y, 0, .~ I ' ' .. ' FOR SALEI ,...,.. Tetily'o GI- New Yorl Jiosloa at New York Delrolt at M'mnesota Cldlli&G at WashiJI&Io!! . , • • lbJiiJII<llt II CaiJiomla Qeo IMMI at K~~~~a~ 'a~J ' 'u Loa P11181iurah ~ SL l Laujs a �1', : • .. " "h ' :• ·.' •,. I l • . ;.~~~·1 ~ ,• ' .. , • . ' . .- _,.~ •. . .,.. ¥{.. ' -) ;; _,. -. - e ' ' . - - • , - I ' ~ •. \' ·~ •·, ~- lllturdlly ·(i;1,IJ\It the Buckeyes an . .,._ ·i 1•7 lnlersectlonal ~- flctGrF - the Homed i'ro!tl· · Tbe Bucke)'u, wjjD Iii* lbe bill oo !umblel fiYi 11Jii. -.., crisp,- IIUDIIY • .lftlriiDoa. aeand tou~ , ·· " " the beaiJm1Di of ·lilt IIIII fourth periadl but llad lo · llop delennined . lite ill lbe 10 ( . --l·· ' . ' ' ~I,TJMBUI <:~~ Cillo TM '*o fllr ~State wu H look ·Oblo state 1m11 piQI !lille's .,_.,., . . ~-led sopho11181t llllebacbr Jobll 10 cover tile t7 yarda, capped !~~ret 'fUll ·~ '$1Urtb Muhlblfdl. wllo caqbl t190 of by jullbaclt Plul Hudeoll's 11m period drlv• wiiJ1 •Pit Iller- the ildiemPtloN in' the doliDI of two t.oucbdolt'DI oa a twoeeplloN . . ·1 . . :.;'"1~\.- Hoosiers Upset NW, 26-14. er.• . ' . .• apt . . . . . <111 IIIII OldDau, lllCII'Id till· a tw.-yanl jlluDee and 11r11ee AJlGid COII\Wted. · Tile illlrDed J'rop, Willi millu!M. Vet.eno dtlentlve yll'd plu~Jce with f:IO elljlled. Sbabay taJdll& to the air, baek Tom Pcll1lmoulh stepped GIJ'y Cair1ls can~ 10 lll8ke ~ 10 blve Oblo Slate In the other drlvt with' ao it 7-G. the nil! aat11 the Bu<*eyes iDierceplllla in 11ie end lOIII• Teut ChrlsUaD, which loll managed 1o Je!inte a ICOfil!g Halfback Will Th<iala sel up lie second atrallbt of the drive eatly in tile final qllllilr. Tllllftllijt, a::i~J; of Silabq, 'JJ Slale JJ~.u~;;.. mafpd' 1!1 elld JODe.' Mulllbaeb drive wltb , u . the IJ aad -~~ be grabbed a _.,_..,.., Oblo's fnt IOUCbdowll with a se880II alta' a 14-lt defest 1o 'lbe Bucu marched steadily Oblo Slate ·ft lll·· tbe:·';t~ brWiant nmNct of tbe opeuq hJCbly reprded Nebraska a up lbe tleld, coverlllg 78 yarda seoonds. klclwll lblt eaded with a week 11•. lmolted 1be acore Ia Dille playa before HudiiOII Sopbclmore fuiiiiJie 011 'l'CU'a two-yard lioe. mldw~J ln lbe lblrd period oaa bolted loose ea a COODier play Loag paSied '1'111 llon!!ld JPrap ncavend 87.,.anl drive II U plays, 11 of for tile final Ill yards. Tbe klek 12 oot of If them on tbe groulld. made It 1•1. tbem oa lbe P.D. Sbabey, willie paaalag But TCU wasn't finished yet. wlllllnfl score. file bobble, but bad to kkk om Of daDa«'· UCLA Bombs Foe By 91 • i2 Count.; '• ! "" . Diltrlcl Meetirur l•ln HE•ntinllton PT. PLEASANT - The Tu • l;:ndte-Wel Garden Club baa been Jnvl~ to attend the dlatriet garden club meetlol to be _.held In Huntington at the Central Christian Churcb on October 25th. The district meeting wiU bellln with a coffee hour at 8:30 a.m. and the business session ·wm atart at 9:30 a.m. ResernUoDS must be made In advance and a fee of ts.SO will be charltd to cover regtstraUon, luncheon and speaker. A 15 prize will be awarded 10 t h e · dub llaving ihe most memben reglstf.red. . p ., \lro. CallOII'IJ SOc. eal Mr~. Calloway to Holt SJ~«ial Meet PT. PLEASANT - A special meeting of the Henderson Garden Club will be held Monday, Sentember 26th at 6 p.m. at the hom• of Mn. Bernice Calloway. Mrs. Carl Danner, Huntington, sulKiislrlct dlroctor, will be the guest speaker of the eve. nlng. Members are ul'fed lA! attend this Important meeting. •bo plant, klns 1et al..,er Love keley for kll Irish Stum Boilermakers, 26-1 Fulfon.Th0111p10i ' I ":' TriCfor S.I...Servlce PhoM 99WIOI New "unitized .. INTERNATIONAL. 3414 LOACI!R TRACTOR NGS First·low-cost loader with unit·fmme design Here's a brand new ooncept in low-coat loader tractor clft!ID! Power plant, chassis, and loader are completely unillz8d - JUit like hilo rubbeMlrlld power sh.wels coMing thou...,a, of <lt>lll•rs more! The 34lh welded.o-I'Jooil UnM ,,.,.. • pieoe un41 frjlllle takea all load-and-road llhoclclllld otralns, fteelng en&ine and power train houtiDI from all loader ~Jes. On1-piece, 1-•ha~ front 8lde hM l,iOO lb. -king capacity. Avail8b1o with 4-f.hp p&ollne or Dl-1 engine for new eperatlnc emnomY in a loader of 2,500-lb eapaclty. Bee 111d trv tht -tlcmal International :W14-flrst unlt1:-;.d tnGtot Llader In the low price de141 AUIGS EQUIPMENT CO. R..r Melae General Hoapltal l'heiM 992-2176 Pome...y, 0, .~ I ' ' .. ' FOR SALEI ,...,.. Tetily'o GI- New Yorl Jiosloa at New York Delrolt at M'mnesota Cldlli&G at WashiJI&Io!! . , • • lbJiiJII<llt II CaiJiomla Qeo IMMI at K~~~~a~ 'a~J ' 'u Loa P11181iurah ~ SL l Laujs a �. '·. - ~ . • " .~ . .Jtfcket~'Score· First , The Middleport Yellow Jack· game, with 8:06left Ia the flrol rts got a surprislllll 6 to 0 quarter. lead over the Jackson Jronmen ll was on thts drive that here :Fr~day night, then were Sam Hood Injured his knee and •.ver')owered ~ It 6, was taken from the game, not A ~ig and t~h defense to to· return. The eXtent of his i• run agamst and a light &-man juries were' nol believed serlun!l!rella-type air defense prev- ous. ' ,·d~tlte undoing of the Jackets The lronmen lost litlle time ·"•lh• Ironmen pounded out getting en the scoreboard as l ll l vards against the Middies. the combination of Reed. Terry ~ckson took the opening kick- and Shaffer moved the ball lo ul l . •nd on the first play from the Jackets' 11 yard lme m 10 '""'"mage Darvl Terry fumb- plays W1lh 2·~4 left iA the first bled. George Sauer "'<.'Overed quarter. quarterback Dave Pal· alld ,Jal'kets had aJ ~first and ten ton hit Lee Glasgow from 11 aJAI\Mieport 45 yar~ line. yards out and it was lied up Jwsix plays the Jackets were at 21 yard line helped by a 9 )ard gain by George Sauer and·., 21 yard burst by Sam Huojt. With a third and 8 at the 21 Asa ~radbury -hit George Sau~r m the middle Oft the 15 iln4 .he scrambled into the end '""~- [or the first -score of the II•• ' ' I, lint In five olai1 playa and Dave Reet;l went in from the 4 for the score. Reed ran the extra polnla and the lronmen had a 14 lo 6 edge with 6:05 left in the 2nd quarter. · Middleport took 'to the air bul still was unable to move the Jacksoil defense. After passes, one to Mark Tannehill lor 3 yards and two · to George Sauer, the punted again. Sauer's second 32 yarder rolled dead on the Jackson illl and the powerful lronmen were off and runmng. In II plays. with Terry and . • ' ~f ' nt~roy ·,· ~• • In lor the score wlth' J:34 ing OJI th~ clock In the ' .. half. Patton's rur. for the tras was good and Ute !~linen went into the lead 22 Th: jackets, still · airways, tried to ' l)le board b~t ran out tf, 1 at tlie Jacklon 39 when -""'·-• bury fo Taimehill pass· knocked down with 8 seconds! left in the half. (SECOND HALi.'l . Middleport received to the second half of play ,and gam took to the air. A bury to Tannehill pass• was 'I - l ~ots,· ~·. " ed Devils I .. I 6 all. The extra pomt try was Reed carrymg I)Je load, th cepted at the Jackson .t5 eih:r'I,: :~~·;·~!~E=~~;~~~~~~~ miSsed. lronmt'!l weli1u1Side 'lljl! JitlJk. •Rick Richards and 1011 Jackson kicked off lo the Yet- ets' five yard line: With lial~ D~Qlililit 1 low Jackets and rorced Sauer and goal at the lhret oot to 20: " to punt 32 yards and tht• Iron- moved the ball to the 1 i rn~;~~~~' llill~l :~t::~!-=y;~~.l~~~i men had a lsi and ten on thetr plays as the stubbprn J; . own 44. Terry, the workhor~ eleven ~ukllt lo shft'e up its : of the Irenmen. led m gettmg 1 defenses. , , : the ball to U~e Jackets 4 yard On the next play Reed went I 1 1 Onto Hl~h Sehoul Football IMollawk 20 Elgin 8 By ...Unlled Pr61 International Ltma Senior 27 \1 :1£'1!<~ 32 Marton Harding 0 \\ Martinsv11lt> rW Va.l 12 Loudonville 20 Ontario 8 Ste t!nville 44 b: Friday Night's Grid Arl mgton H Letpstc 13 Weirton 1W Va I 6 , Allen East 14 Pad'1" City 1W. Va I 27 Ottawa Glandorf 12 Bealls\·ille 6 Belle Center 26 Riverside 6 Wmfrr~ ville 44 Parkway 22 Coldwater 22 ltie) West (;eauga 21 Sidney 28 Urb•na 14 Shalfvside 35 I "cComb 26 Mingo .Junchon 8 Hardin Northern 8 Ti1(9n)l'viiiP 44 Vurkvllle II 1 ~- dl r m ;~v ,~ 2 To led o Wf •• 1rner 0 1 B"rnr>v1lle 5~ 1\oodsheld 0 :p· 14 32 St M Un ltm Local 16 H1ve1 Local 12 · ltqua Sh · .~:ys , W L .JITHI , awnee ;.u j 12 Cn.IZ24 avn• oca• Luna cen t ra 1 ca th o1'IC 0 · . l'dl,n~al• 18 Smllhfle•d t4 Wheelersbur 20 Minford tfi St~11fnn Local 14 g o .. t• Loc 1 0 Portsmouth East 1::!: "'''' •rern a Waverly 12 (tiel lle:II'Pr Lora! 34 I C<J' G 20 Springfield Local 12 . ma reenvt 11 e 0 M W V 6 Mmster 36 Bradford 12 1 " 1ewan 1 · aSouth 'Point 8 Ansonia 12 Piqua Catholic t . Ver<a1lles 52 Zanesvolle 21 Portsmouth 20 Umoo c·ty (I nd .) 0 1 RJvir Vtew 22 k . R Bay VIllage 7 Weslla e 0 Z. anesVJ 11 e osecrans 8 Burton , 18 N•~,Lexmg!Dn 1% . Pymatuning Valle 14 ' West Mu•kmgum e Midview 22 New London 2b. Mo!lan 14 RDseville 6 · F 11 30 w· kl'ff 1e1 Pbilb 12 Ma!'SV~lle 12 iliel Chagnn a s IC Tri-Valfey 1~ SIJiorid•• -6 Jllentor .51 Conneaut 6 C 1 b ..,. 1.22 Ashtabula Harbor 18 C:l 81. Mlll'j 41 Belford • ~ II Cleveland Sl. Stanlslatll I OriD(I M Wlll8tiFIIt .... ...1 Clberl,ln 118 Ridgeville 0 T'lllnsburr 14 lleelllilef • 'JVe!fmilllon 14 Wellllll!lon I Perry 14 Cardllll 1 Keystone 8 Flrelando I East Clevelnd 8111W • Bruos,.ick 14 Clevelud Gllllilllilllli!. : Cleveland John ""' II Younptown Cleveland Sl. Edward 26 y -....... Lorain Admiral Klng 0 YoUllff.tloWD 111J!D • Cleveland John Marsln!ll 22 Younptowll Wll-11( Berea a Hubbard I Eastlake North 12 Brush 6 Alllflll.... nowil Garfield Heights l4 Euclid I Campbell Mema'ial il ;,:;,o!Lo::•• Solon 30 Chardon 8 Painesville Riverside 22 Struthers II Brootfleld .Geneva 14 Columlllana IS PeiUII I Rocky River 14 East Palestine 14 North Olmsted 6 Giron! e Wlll'nll K I Clearview 24 Amherst 24 (lie) Warren Harding 12 Columbia 20 Avon 16 Pitllbur&b W•Hnpgtiltl Sunday Cba.., • TRYING FOR ' - Don Rumley, ,Kyger end during a Bobcat drive against Southern's Rumley was met and stopped by the two Tornado players at right. The Southern player , pictured ~ ­ to R, are Sherm Cundiff (321, Bob Grue r ,(12). Kyger ~reel\ w ·Q. , Fumble Costly, Athens . ;Nips% ~ogan · Squad, 6:,. 0 E I ' F h . p • d · ' · Cen~~~:us ~:~:ns~~lew~:f\!~~ff;~~: b in s' ·,ourt (~ . erlo ' ;\ G • B h 6 ' 0 . , ,..,. • , ·Ea~~~~~u~ N~rth ::it~22M::::w:al~e~terville IVC s 0 ' ca ·.-t;s • . 1.. ri.: ° ° :..:::! 2~n~lliance ColuJbbus Httmilton St. lllarys, Township 12 Mmerva 3834Lisbon 6 '0 6 Louisville Leetonia Cardington 42 Big Walnut 0 1 .Jackson 6 Orrville 0 ~:~~~~~;o~ 14 ~~:~~t:s~~~·rrl;~g~;r~~lton 1 i 1 ;,~.~~~~·~all : t.an<·aster 20 Eas< C• nlun Umtlld Local 8 14 Pikellm 58 Pamt V~l:ey o !Can ton St Thorn.-. ~quinas 13 >it ~krl1 ng Plains 14 Salem 12 : Southeastern 12 'Cleveland John Adams 6 Ridgi.Jal• 20 Prnv o : Cli!vetand Glenville e Mt. Gilead 16 Olentangy o Avon Lake 28 Medina 1 Kento~o- i4 H~>wia le o F'airvJew 16 Olmsted Falls 0 C:al10b ' 22 Hucyrua 0 .- ;· B~ec~~ville 6 North Royallon · ·• • · I · beno. , .. ·'' l• - •, the•!llrcble school pigskin agaln Ill'' their · uIISUio-, -ruinld • brHilalll defeulve cesslul · oeoond '1'1) ·ellort ·dOnllna' •batlle that ·wn ' btgilllg~ted plays after klditng elf. by four illl(ifesih'e' nt!a'r goal'"' McCiintock'~ad teken the Hne staado lljl·tH ··cbarJies of· cat ki~koff at 'the 24 and Tornado Coach Doo Vao Met- turned the ball to their 411. er. Tbe setbaek was VaD MetBob Grueser, Southern OUiilt-l er'a first loll a~. a.hlch, '!"h~ erback, iW.ediately 'went coac:IJ. :. f ), .~ ' ll ~lllf 1'f'J 1,~· ;:~~~~~~~~~1 l<,ll~er Creek, · no.,.' t.t In 111! 1ft 'I!Je gallle. I'J1 lleason, nearly go\_;~->n the s~re- succesl;iul~y _to bit Fl_ itllbiJCkl iD.Ier<;eflte~. board a iS!"J'll'd ~ihe .wtth 1JifSI .Shertn :Clludlfl. ,w\~ ' two thr~ seconds left In the gam~ passes bul""then liit End when Quarterback Jim m,y .Jenkins wlth a Jilne yard toss. White swept ·t/le left 011d anll T~e Tornado ~eback ~u•"'•l Soulbero ..OJ,. - ·~· ·::;:: \;;';~i,;. went 12 yards Into the end bowever, waa .tlopped wben Oblo Ltape Cloa~ce ...,., zone. The six-pointer, how.ver, running play proved vaip pollllolll•UUa Friday • by viJJt. ROI,)(eli's was nullified by a Bobcat the fourth down try w,ith inl Ratll~ while tbe ..,. chppllll! penally. yard to go. call willoiHJol NDrtla Gallla. The Gallia countians, after '' was lhe1 tbe Bobeatl beBy qolartors: tallying the lone touchdown of tad movi"C quickly with llleir Southern · . .' .. 0 0 0 0 ~ the contest, got control of the •..ead touc)ldown effort. • Kyger Creek ..• 0 0 0 6 - ' , __ . . 11 c WHITE. 1800 MILES. BLACK. ,800 MUS. • • • •425 JILACJt Boo MILES. ' 1964 Honda CA 102 .. *141-. RED. asoo Wt.Es. 1964Mo Peel . . • . MONTGOMERY WARD. IIIOWH. -., \ 1963 Honda CA 77 • •42s wa . . . · 1962 HCirley Scooter • HAMON. Come-Relax, exercise ' and keep fit: N!W HONDA PHY.SICAL FITNESS CENTER & SALON MODELS IIFI'l Third & Stota Ph •.t46-0797 or446>2734 * ~ab1~elo mo~vle;th[e~bla:ll:andi;pu~n~I-~§South~w;es~tern~.~~~WI~jtlte~H<>~t·~(Colilhl~~ued: · ~OII~P:age:~Ja:)~; · Qp·en Bowl"•ng Sch..:....lule ~Y tKII. . . downs on a SCGred three yard ed to the Pirates on the South- ond .¥11~ · .. Skidmore two and 8 64 yard dRsh down western 45_ yard line. the, b!IIi sidelines t& pace the . A Jay Fisher paas to Roger buf Vikin£8 Keep Mark. scoring. The big fullback Garrett moved the Pwates Rl~cks Lo•r, }94); Oear in 30.0 Win led hiS team IR rushing Ti2.-n~. Hornets Win The Symmes Valley High t23 yards in the II tinjes • Pt. ' Pieap'nt absorbed a 1!1-0 School Vikings racked up their camed, the ball. SEE 'J'B·E~ .1\'011'! ·, >e.ll nlf! at Poca f riday oight. lthird eonsecutive win of the II was the ~: · ~i~1r~~'':t~ · rh. Big ;acks are Willies• in 11966 football sea50D lef m1r <)LJtm . ~· , · night with 1 30-0 win over the Nortb Gallia. Last ' • · · • Ironton , igers en-. t two- ! visiti.1g Hannan Trace -- Wild- ales dropped a 14-0~!~,~~~::11 '! · year ; seven· g~ - loslng , cats from Gallia county. Eastern of Mei(S UGHTWE ; .•IG,HT .•MOJ·~~~~CY ·. •utJngs. i " J, Hannan Trace High brlngs North Galllia'ti ll l'oal (:rove re~ undi!'j is winle" in three starla ..Cord to 1·1. It waiCSollthwe•t'JI f,•, ted tn Ill 'lu~~ll•> :q,meo, next l"ri~ay nil(ht trr:vels ern's first SVAC ltlllJI!- . 1 . ·;._, .. . , ·c' ' Lo..,...,<'f rountv again for Nelli..,. lhlll ..,...,a Ill. tile 1.. ·- ' eroek 1 · ' th F<ritl111d ' tnt .half llie l'triiOio' ' · . · ralrland won 24-1· ever Cbesa-1 ' , '·' · · ·. : ;· -. . ~.t-~ . k Olt1o , .,~.:.,:... · . ~at , e •,, v Aj:~letic 1966 Honda CA 95 .. $425 1966 Honda CA 102 • '221 ' down to the Southwestel'll 22. em 31 yard line. Fisher was spllled lor a Dave Slddmore move4 !1 yard loss back to tlw 28 by Jlrdl d!lwtt 1o tbe Sollll'llesldie Fortner. '!bel Garrett ero 11 yoni .JPie beblnd a,.. bled 14 yards do~ tD the J1le u1 key blickl'lfly t.H Pll' western 14 yard~ aa the aiM' !Ia BID' ad Larry IIJ!Ied. · . Crem...o. De11Dy Mt:Clatkey NJ?fth Gallla kicked oft pkted• liP )'anflle 111e 1 BARGAINS MONZA JR. BLACK. 495 lOLlS. Feel trred,ovenvorked? s· ' USED 1966 Ducatti , lost the baD 4lll downs. The Pirates moved doWII · to the Southwestern 7-yard line late in the second period but bogged d~wn wben Curt, Baisden recov,ered a Pirate fumble on the Southwestern 20 yard line. Tbe Hlghla•ders were un- RAWLINGS HONDA BLACK. VERY SHAltP. LOADID Jll -r----- - ----+'---~ I fall fnnn I BY DICK THOMAS . Dave Skidmore, 205 • JUmor lullhack, paced North Gallia Pirates to ·a win Friday nisht over the Southwestern Highlanders Southwestern High School'l Jetic field. In one of· the most t!Jrillinlt paydirt from aeveo yards out/ ens learn finally reaclled the pmeB played for Athens, climalillll a 51 Logan seven yard line as time reTt ~ years,yanf drive thai be&811 In Uiejran out in the first quarter. Co4lh .Don F4- first quarter. ,, ., Oil lito oecm play II tho chanlj,ton Bull, Tbls drive Ia~ in tho otctllld •urter Brltlkman ~ a ftuious last initial period when Logaa'l lowed five blo<kers arouod pe1rlod rally by Loaao to de- Bill Weslfoll punted lo Sopb<>' !ell ead oa •• old laohloaed the visitors H In tho lop more Halfback Mike Goodwin pawer-sweep to lltlll't otaad. "·'::Jioacue oonlesl ol tho evenlq. on the. Bulldog 10-~ard line and i•l ap. Goodwin ••• otopped only aoora of tho oonte•l he r,tumed to lite Athens 411. 111 btl t'tUJ for t~e coeveniOI jn the BeCIInd perlocl when, Grinding ou~ two, three, or and till scorln& waa over far Bill Brinkman hit , four yards a play, Ute Alb- tile emtlq, 1 • pIra • t es Erup.t for 3 Touchdowns Ill Last HaIf Down · H"Ig • hiander 20 0 ~ · Warrensville '~nrwrlk ilelbf 48 1211 I liard 6. ; i, . Q1y,tlboga Heig)lts 36 ! ncf; n -~an 2 _ me 39 Independence t River; Valley 30 P.r'~ -18 . . . -- - su.zu .·. "' ' • ·rK'I (L·. ,_'··_. L~~;;~~t~, lllli·· =· . Ea: G O . Cqlum buo Sou _ t West Milton' 20 T1pp City ~~ Col bus L1~n. 20F , . . · ~ tWI8 es 1 . · .r a~rmon Manon rann1m 14 Col bllS Whetstone 21 Dayton Chammade 12 6 0 Col bus >lumbus Wain~! Ridge 0 Celina 20 Greenville 0 Gah nna 34 Grove Cl1y 6 Miamisburg 34 Wllmmglon 11 Hill rd 34 Marysville 6 Davton Roosevelt 30 . A 12-yard touchdown run by Lon on 38 Mlffll" 0 · Daywn Ross . l4 Kyger Creek Fullback Tom Colibus Ac$d(!fl1y 48 BrookVIlle 37 Oakwood 0 Eblin w1th just over three . . l1t. Vernon St. Vincent 8 Vandalia Butler 12 minutes remaming in the Fan-field Umon 40 Northmont 6 fourth quarter broke open • ' Frankfort Coal Grove at Symmes -Vtlley scoreless duel and gave the Coltllfibus Hartley 63 Plymouth 18 Lucas 0 : Bobcats of Coach Howie Lee , ..L Hillsboro 0 Bluffwn 41 Columbus Grove 0 M1ller a hard-earned 6-jj win Col,. 1bus Ready 33 Dehance 34 Van Werl6 over the previously unbeaten i Columbus Brookhav"" 0 Delphos Jefferson 14 Elida 7 South•rn Tornadoes. Dubijn l4 Arcadia 44 Vanlue 14 Eblin's touchdown rUII .. over ! Columbus Northland 0 Ada 18 SJ!I'ncerville 7 ' t~e Jell s1de of the Vl•iting W» tmgton' Court House ttl Indian Lake 22 Logan Hills 8 Tornadoes line came on ' third franklin Heights 0 Oak Ifill 14 down and 7 situation, capping Log' Elm 12 Teays Valley 8 Ironton St. Joseph 6 8 suslained 55-yard Bobcat Pleasant View 18 CircleYille Coal Grove 44 Rockhill 20 drive. Eblin, nearly stopped hy t.rnndv~e• ~ Reyn~ldsburg 6 Fairland 28. Chesapeake 6 would-be southern tacklero a1 Pomroy 20 Galltpohs 0 Cincinnati Tall 30 the 10 yard stripe, ~roke teose ~ .lf~"oi LOgan 0 Cincinnall Aiken 2 and then finally lunged over ~e:.fk 41 fairfield School 0 Upper Arlington 13 lhe goal as he waa being baulGr·-rflekl McClam 20 Springfield South 6 d d . fhJIIicothe 6 Well ston 20 Nelsonville 0 . e T~:"J.c 40ochdowa - for Gra~ ille 28 Johnstown 6 Canton LnH?oln 38 \1ec hanicsburg 5 Cedamlle 0 Canton Timken 6 Ironton 24 Raceland tKy.) 13 Glenwood 16 Canton Lehma• 0 Lake\liOod 14 Northrodge 0 J:11 non o M held 0 It' ) Clicd 14 Watkino Memorial 12 HoiJan Die ' J•ckiOn 36 '1iddleporl 8 Canton South 12 Perry 6 We<terville 27 t'lrtJveJ)ort 6 North Canton 45 Wooster 8 l ' lt ' " SMITH BUICI'i' C" . ~ ~'fi. . . , \ eTuesday & Wtclnescfay 12 .,ocan tli ·S P.M; 1 ,, !SPECIAL RATES) If i ,. , ., ' e F,idey - 12 noon Til 6 'I!.M. ' e S~tur~lv· &Sunday 12 noon til ~l~in!l . • tl ' ' j• ( • I ' • ' ~, ' ' TEENAGER• ~tAl. · ;..~-., · 12 noOn tit·4P.M. Slturclav Aft·arn<oon \• ' " . . ., • . : ··1, " ; NEW UDY IOWlEt$ INStlllthoNS C.t t.lCew lowlwt. ·tti 'WI\!'- hu~ .. a,..n. . . • ' 'I I I IIJNfttAt Jutt 10".Dtw .. . tYJil~· A·T''6" '' �. '·. - ~ . • " .~ . .Jtfcket~'Score· First , The Middleport Yellow Jack· game, with 8:06left Ia the flrol rts got a surprislllll 6 to 0 quarter. lead over the Jackson Jronmen ll was on thts drive that here :Fr~day night, then were Sam Hood Injured his knee and •.ver')owered ~ It 6, was taken from the game, not A ~ig and t~h defense to to· return. The eXtent of his i• run agamst and a light &-man juries were' nol believed serlun!l!rella-type air defense prev- ous. ' ,·d~tlte undoing of the Jackets The lronmen lost litlle time ·"•lh• Ironmen pounded out getting en the scoreboard as l ll l vards against the Middies. the combination of Reed. Terry ~ckson took the opening kick- and Shaffer moved the ball lo ul l . •nd on the first play from the Jackets' 11 yard lme m 10 '""'"mage Darvl Terry fumb- plays W1lh 2·~4 left iA the first bled. George Sauer "'<.'Overed quarter. quarterback Dave Pal· alld ,Jal'kets had aJ ~first and ten ton hit Lee Glasgow from 11 aJAI\Mieport 45 yar~ line. yards out and it was lied up Jwsix plays the Jackets were at 21 yard line helped by a 9 )ard gain by George Sauer and·., 21 yard burst by Sam Huojt. With a third and 8 at the 21 Asa ~radbury -hit George Sau~r m the middle Oft the 15 iln4 .he scrambled into the end '""~- [or the first -score of the II•• ' ' I, lint In five olai1 playa and Dave Reet;l went in from the 4 for the score. Reed ran the extra polnla and the lronmen had a 14 lo 6 edge with 6:05 left in the 2nd quarter. · Middleport took 'to the air bul still was unable to move the Jacksoil defense. After passes, one to Mark Tannehill lor 3 yards and two · to George Sauer, the punted again. Sauer's second 32 yarder rolled dead on the Jackson illl and the powerful lronmen were off and runmng. In II plays. with Terry and . • ' ~f ' nt~roy ·,· ~• • In lor the score wlth' J:34 ing OJI th~ clock In the ' .. half. Patton's rur. for the tras was good and Ute !~linen went into the lead 22 Th: jackets, still · airways, tried to ' l)le board b~t ran out tf, 1 at tlie Jacklon 39 when -""'·-• bury fo Taimehill pass· knocked down with 8 seconds! left in the half. (SECOND HALi.'l . Middleport received to the second half of play ,and gam took to the air. A bury to Tannehill pass• was 'I - l ~ots,· ~·. " ed Devils I .. I 6 all. The extra pomt try was Reed carrymg I)Je load, th cepted at the Jackson .t5 eih:r'I,: :~~·;·~!~E=~~;~~~~~~~ miSsed. lronmt'!l weli1u1Side 'lljl! JitlJk. •Rick Richards and 1011 Jackson kicked off lo the Yet- ets' five yard line: With lial~ D~Qlililit 1 low Jackets and rorced Sauer and goal at the lhret oot to 20: " to punt 32 yards and tht• Iron- moved the ball to the 1 i rn~;~~~~' llill~l :~t::~!-=y;~~.l~~~i men had a lsi and ten on thetr plays as the stubbprn J; . own 44. Terry, the workhor~ eleven ~ukllt lo shft'e up its : of the Irenmen. led m gettmg 1 defenses. , , : the ball to U~e Jackets 4 yard On the next play Reed went I 1 1 Onto Hl~h Sehoul Football IMollawk 20 Elgin 8 By ...Unlled Pr61 International Ltma Senior 27 \1 :1£'1!<~ 32 Marton Harding 0 \\ Martinsv11lt> rW Va.l 12 Loudonville 20 Ontario 8 Ste t!nville 44 b: Friday Night's Grid Arl mgton H Letpstc 13 Weirton 1W Va I 6 , Allen East 14 Pad'1" City 1W. Va I 27 Ottawa Glandorf 12 Bealls\·ille 6 Belle Center 26 Riverside 6 Wmfrr~ ville 44 Parkway 22 Coldwater 22 ltie) West (;eauga 21 Sidney 28 Urb•na 14 Shalfvside 35 I "cComb 26 Mingo .Junchon 8 Hardin Northern 8 Ti1(9n)l'viiiP 44 Vurkvllle II 1 ~- dl r m ;~v ,~ 2 To led o Wf •• 1rner 0 1 B"rnr>v1lle 5~ 1\oodsheld 0 :p· 14 32 St M Un ltm Local 16 H1ve1 Local 12 · ltqua Sh · .~:ys , W L .JITHI , awnee ;.u j 12 Cn.IZ24 avn• oca• Luna cen t ra 1 ca th o1'IC 0 · . l'dl,n~al• 18 Smllhfle•d t4 Wheelersbur 20 Minford tfi St~11fnn Local 14 g o .. t• Loc 1 0 Portsmouth East 1::!: "'''' •rern a Waverly 12 (tiel lle:II'Pr Lora! 34 I C<J' G 20 Springfield Local 12 . ma reenvt 11 e 0 M W V 6 Mmster 36 Bradford 12 1 " 1ewan 1 · aSouth 'Point 8 Ansonia 12 Piqua Catholic t . Ver<a1lles 52 Zanesvolle 21 Portsmouth 20 Umoo c·ty (I nd .) 0 1 RJvir Vtew 22 k . R Bay VIllage 7 Weslla e 0 Z. anesVJ 11 e osecrans 8 Burton , 18 N•~,Lexmg!Dn 1% . Pymatuning Valle 14 ' West Mu•kmgum e Midview 22 New London 2b. Mo!lan 14 RDseville 6 · F 11 30 w· kl'ff 1e1 Pbilb 12 Ma!'SV~lle 12 iliel Chagnn a s IC Tri-Valfey 1~ SIJiorid•• -6 Jllentor .51 Conneaut 6 C 1 b ..,. 1.22 Ashtabula Harbor 18 C:l 81. Mlll'j 41 Belford • ~ II Cleveland Sl. Stanlslatll I OriD(I M Wlll8tiFIIt .... ...1 Clberl,ln 118 Ridgeville 0 T'lllnsburr 14 lleelllilef • 'JVe!fmilllon 14 Wellllll!lon I Perry 14 Cardllll 1 Keystone 8 Flrelando I East Clevelnd 8111W • Bruos,.ick 14 Clevelud Gllllilllilllli!. : Cleveland John ""' II Younptown Cleveland Sl. Edward 26 y -....... Lorain Admiral Klng 0 YoUllff.tloWD 111J!D • Cleveland John Marsln!ll 22 Younptowll Wll-11( Berea a Hubbard I Eastlake North 12 Brush 6 Alllflll.... nowil Garfield Heights l4 Euclid I Campbell Mema'ial il ;,:;,o!Lo::•• Solon 30 Chardon 8 Painesville Riverside 22 Struthers II Brootfleld .Geneva 14 Columlllana IS PeiUII I Rocky River 14 East Palestine 14 North Olmsted 6 Giron! e Wlll'nll K I Clearview 24 Amherst 24 (lie) Warren Harding 12 Columbia 20 Avon 16 Pitllbur&b W•Hnpgtiltl Sunday Cba.., • TRYING FOR ' - Don Rumley, ,Kyger end during a Bobcat drive against Southern's Rumley was met and stopped by the two Tornado players at right. The Southern player , pictured ~ ­ to R, are Sherm Cundiff (321, Bob Grue r ,(12). Kyger ~reel\ w ·Q. , Fumble Costly, Athens . ;Nips% ~ogan · Squad, 6:,. 0 E I ' F h . p • d · ' · Cen~~~:us ~:~:ns~~lew~:f\!~~ff;~~: b in s' ·,ourt (~ . erlo ' ;\ G • B h 6 ' 0 . , ,..,. • , ·Ea~~~~~u~ N~rth ::it~22M::::w:al~e~terville IVC s 0 ' ca ·.-t;s • . 1.. ri.: ° ° :..:::! 2~n~lliance ColuJbbus Httmilton St. lllarys, Township 12 Mmerva 3834Lisbon 6 '0 6 Louisville Leetonia Cardington 42 Big Walnut 0 1 .Jackson 6 Orrville 0 ~:~~~~~;o~ 14 ~~:~~t:s~~~·rrl;~g~;r~~lton 1 i 1 ;,~.~~~~·~all : t.an<·aster 20 Eas< C• nlun Umtlld Local 8 14 Pikellm 58 Pamt V~l:ey o !Can ton St Thorn.-. ~quinas 13 >it ~krl1 ng Plains 14 Salem 12 : Southeastern 12 'Cleveland John Adams 6 Ridgi.Jal• 20 Prnv o : Cli!vetand Glenville e Mt. Gilead 16 Olentangy o Avon Lake 28 Medina 1 Kento~o- i4 H~>wia le o F'airvJew 16 Olmsted Falls 0 C:al10b ' 22 Hucyrua 0 .- ;· B~ec~~ville 6 North Royallon · ·• • · I · beno. , .. ·'' l• - •, the•!llrcble school pigskin agaln Ill'' their · uIISUio-, -ruinld • brHilalll defeulve cesslul · oeoond '1'1) ·ellort ·dOnllna' •batlle that ·wn ' btgilllg~ted plays after klditng elf. by four illl(ifesih'e' nt!a'r goal'"' McCiintock'~ad teken the Hne staado lljl·tH ··cbarJies of· cat ki~koff at 'the 24 and Tornado Coach Doo Vao Met- turned the ball to their 411. er. Tbe setbaek was VaD MetBob Grueser, Southern OUiilt-l er'a first loll a~. a.hlch, '!"h~ erback, iW.ediately 'went coac:IJ. :. f ), .~ ' ll ~lllf 1'f'J 1,~· ;:~~~~~~~~~1 l<,ll~er Creek, · no.,.' t.t In 111! 1ft 'I!Je gallle. I'J1 lleason, nearly go\_;~->n the s~re- succesl;iul~y _to bit Fl_ itllbiJCkl iD.Ier<;eflte~. board a iS!"J'll'd ~ihe .wtth 1JifSI .Shertn :Clludlfl. ,w\~ ' two thr~ seconds left In the gam~ passes bul""then liit End when Quarterback Jim m,y .Jenkins wlth a Jilne yard toss. White swept ·t/le left 011d anll T~e Tornado ~eback ~u•"'•l Soulbero ..OJ,. - ·~· ·::;:: \;;';~i,;. went 12 yards Into the end bowever, waa .tlopped wben Oblo Ltape Cloa~ce ...,., zone. The six-pointer, how.ver, running play proved vaip pollllolll•UUa Friday • by viJJt. ROI,)(eli's was nullified by a Bobcat the fourth down try w,ith inl Ratll~ while tbe ..,. chppllll! penally. yard to go. call willoiHJol NDrtla Gallla. The Gallia countians, after '' was lhe1 tbe Bobeatl beBy qolartors: tallying the lone touchdown of tad movi"C quickly with llleir Southern · . .' .. 0 0 0 0 ~ the contest, got control of the •..ead touc)ldown effort. • Kyger Creek ..• 0 0 0 6 - ' , __ . . 11 c WHITE. 1800 MILES. BLACK. ,800 MUS. • • • •425 JILACJt Boo MILES. ' 1964 Honda CA 102 .. *141-. RED. asoo Wt.Es. 1964Mo Peel . . • . MONTGOMERY WARD. IIIOWH. -., \ 1963 Honda CA 77 • •42s wa . . . · 1962 HCirley Scooter • HAMON. Come-Relax, exercise ' and keep fit: N!W HONDA PHY.SICAL FITNESS CENTER & SALON MODELS IIFI'l Third & Stota Ph •.t46-0797 or446>2734 * ~ab1~elo mo~vle;th[e~bla:ll:andi;pu~n~I-~§South~w;es~tern~.~~~WI~jtlte~H<>~t·~(Colilhl~~ued: · ~OII~P:age:~Ja:)~; · Qp·en Bowl"•ng Sch..:....lule ~Y tKII. . . downs on a SCGred three yard ed to the Pirates on the South- ond .¥11~ · .. Skidmore two and 8 64 yard dRsh down western 45_ yard line. the, b!IIi sidelines t& pace the . A Jay Fisher paas to Roger buf Vikin£8 Keep Mark. scoring. The big fullback Garrett moved the Pwates Rl~cks Lo•r, }94); Oear in 30.0 Win led hiS team IR rushing Ti2.-n~. Hornets Win The Symmes Valley High t23 yards in the II tinjes • Pt. ' Pieap'nt absorbed a 1!1-0 School Vikings racked up their camed, the ball. SEE 'J'B·E~ .1\'011'! ·, >e.ll nlf! at Poca f riday oight. lthird eonsecutive win of the II was the ~: · ~i~1r~~'':t~ · rh. Big ;acks are Willies• in 11966 football sea50D lef m1r <)LJtm . ~· , · night with 1 30-0 win over the Nortb Gallia. Last ' • · · • Ironton , igers en-. t two- ! visiti.1g Hannan Trace -- Wild- ales dropped a 14-0~!~,~~~::11 '! · year ; seven· g~ - loslng , cats from Gallia county. Eastern of Mei(S UGHTWE ; .•IG,HT .•MOJ·~~~~CY ·. •utJngs. i " J, Hannan Trace High brlngs North Galllia'ti ll l'oal (:rove re~ undi!'j is winle" in three starla ..Cord to 1·1. It waiCSollthwe•t'JI f,•, ted tn Ill 'lu~~ll•> :q,meo, next l"ri~ay nil(ht trr:vels ern's first SVAC ltlllJI!- . 1 . ·;._, .. . , ·c' ' Lo..,...,<'f rountv again for Nelli..,. lhlll ..,...,a Ill. tile 1.. ·- ' eroek 1 · ' th F<ritl111d ' tnt .half llie l'triiOio' ' · . · ralrland won 24-1· ever Cbesa-1 ' , '·' · · ·. : ;· -. . ~.t-~ . k Olt1o , .,~.:.,:... · . ~at , e •,, v Aj:~letic 1966 Honda CA 95 .. $425 1966 Honda CA 102 • '221 ' down to the Southwestel'll 22. em 31 yard line. Fisher was spllled lor a Dave Slddmore move4 !1 yard loss back to tlw 28 by Jlrdl d!lwtt 1o tbe Sollll'llesldie Fortner. '!bel Garrett ero 11 yoni .JPie beblnd a,.. bled 14 yards do~ tD the J1le u1 key blickl'lfly t.H Pll' western 14 yard~ aa the aiM' !Ia BID' ad Larry IIJ!Ied. · . Crem...o. De11Dy Mt:Clatkey NJ?fth Gallla kicked oft pkted• liP )'anflle 111e 1 BARGAINS MONZA JR. BLACK. 495 lOLlS. Feel trred,ovenvorked? s· ' USED 1966 Ducatti , lost the baD 4lll downs. The Pirates moved doWII · to the Southwestern 7-yard line late in the second period but bogged d~wn wben Curt, Baisden recov,ered a Pirate fumble on the Southwestern 20 yard line. Tbe Hlghla•ders were un- RAWLINGS HONDA BLACK. VERY SHAltP. LOADID Jll -r----- - ----+'---~ I fall fnnn I BY DICK THOMAS . Dave Skidmore, 205 • JUmor lullhack, paced North Gallia Pirates to ·a win Friday nisht over the Southwestern Highlanders Southwestern High School'l Jetic field. In one of· the most t!Jrillinlt paydirt from aeveo yards out/ ens learn finally reaclled the pmeB played for Athens, climalillll a 51 Logan seven yard line as time reTt ~ years,yanf drive thai be&811 In Uiejran out in the first quarter. Co4lh .Don F4- first quarter. ,, ., Oil lito oecm play II tho chanlj,ton Bull, Tbls drive Ia~ in tho otctllld •urter Brltlkman ~ a ftuious last initial period when Logaa'l lowed five blo<kers arouod pe1rlod rally by Loaao to de- Bill Weslfoll punted lo Sopb<>' !ell ead oa •• old laohloaed the visitors H In tho lop more Halfback Mike Goodwin pawer-sweep to lltlll't otaad. "·'::Jioacue oonlesl ol tho evenlq. on the. Bulldog 10-~ard line and i•l ap. Goodwin ••• otopped only aoora of tho oonte•l he r,tumed to lite Athens 411. 111 btl t'tUJ for t~e coeveniOI jn the BeCIInd perlocl when, Grinding ou~ two, three, or and till scorln& waa over far Bill Brinkman hit , four yards a play, Ute Alb- tile emtlq, 1 • pIra • t es Erup.t for 3 Touchdowns Ill Last HaIf Down · H"Ig • hiander 20 0 ~ · Warrensville '~nrwrlk ilelbf 48 1211 I liard 6. ; i, . Q1y,tlboga Heig)lts 36 ! ncf; n -~an 2 _ me 39 Independence t River; Valley 30 P.r'~ -18 . . . -- - su.zu .·. "' ' • ·rK'I (L·. ,_'··_. L~~;;~~t~, lllli·· =· . Ea: G O . Cqlum buo Sou _ t West Milton' 20 T1pp City ~~ Col bus L1~n. 20F , . . · ~ tWI8 es 1 . · .r a~rmon Manon rann1m 14 Col bllS Whetstone 21 Dayton Chammade 12 6 0 Col bus >lumbus Wain~! Ridge 0 Celina 20 Greenville 0 Gah nna 34 Grove Cl1y 6 Miamisburg 34 Wllmmglon 11 Hill rd 34 Marysville 6 Davton Roosevelt 30 . A 12-yard touchdown run by Lon on 38 Mlffll" 0 · Daywn Ross . l4 Kyger Creek Fullback Tom Colibus Ac$d(!fl1y 48 BrookVIlle 37 Oakwood 0 Eblin w1th just over three . . l1t. Vernon St. Vincent 8 Vandalia Butler 12 minutes remaming in the Fan-field Umon 40 Northmont 6 fourth quarter broke open • ' Frankfort Coal Grove at Symmes -Vtlley scoreless duel and gave the Coltllfibus Hartley 63 Plymouth 18 Lucas 0 : Bobcats of Coach Howie Lee , ..L Hillsboro 0 Bluffwn 41 Columbus Grove 0 M1ller a hard-earned 6-jj win Col,. 1bus Ready 33 Dehance 34 Van Werl6 over the previously unbeaten i Columbus Brookhav"" 0 Delphos Jefferson 14 Elida 7 South•rn Tornadoes. Dubijn l4 Arcadia 44 Vanlue 14 Eblin's touchdown rUII .. over ! Columbus Northland 0 Ada 18 SJ!I'ncerville 7 ' t~e Jell s1de of the Vl•iting W» tmgton' Court House ttl Indian Lake 22 Logan Hills 8 Tornadoes line came on ' third franklin Heights 0 Oak Ifill 14 down and 7 situation, capping Log' Elm 12 Teays Valley 8 Ironton St. Joseph 6 8 suslained 55-yard Bobcat Pleasant View 18 CircleYille Coal Grove 44 Rockhill 20 drive. Eblin, nearly stopped hy t.rnndv~e• ~ Reyn~ldsburg 6 Fairland 28. Chesapeake 6 would-be southern tacklero a1 Pomroy 20 Galltpohs 0 Cincinnati Tall 30 the 10 yard stripe, ~roke teose ~ .lf~"oi LOgan 0 Cincinnall Aiken 2 and then finally lunged over ~e:.fk 41 fairfield School 0 Upper Arlington 13 lhe goal as he waa being baulGr·-rflekl McClam 20 Springfield South 6 d d . fhJIIicothe 6 Well ston 20 Nelsonville 0 . e T~:"J.c 40ochdowa - for Gra~ ille 28 Johnstown 6 Canton LnH?oln 38 \1ec hanicsburg 5 Cedamlle 0 Canton Timken 6 Ironton 24 Raceland tKy.) 13 Glenwood 16 Canton Lehma• 0 Lake\liOod 14 Northrodge 0 J:11 non o M held 0 It' ) Clicd 14 Watkino Memorial 12 HoiJan Die ' J•ckiOn 36 '1iddleporl 8 Canton South 12 Perry 6 We<terville 27 t'lrtJveJ)ort 6 North Canton 45 Wooster 8 l ' lt ' " SMITH BUICI'i' C" . ~ ~'fi. . . , \ eTuesday & Wtclnescfay 12 .,ocan tli ·S P.M; 1 ,, !SPECIAL RATES) If i ,. , ., ' e F,idey - 12 noon Til 6 'I!.M. ' e S~tur~lv· &Sunday 12 noon til ~l~in!l . • tl ' ' j• ( • I ' • ' ~, ' ' TEENAGER• ~tAl. · ;..~-., · 12 noOn tit·4P.M. Slturclav Aft·arn<oon \• ' " . . ., • . : ··1, " ; NEW UDY IOWlEt$ INStlllthoNS C.t t.lCew lowlwt. ·tti 'WI\!'- hu~ .. a,..n. . . • ' 'I I I IIJNfttAt Jutt 10".Dtw .. . tYJil~· A·T''6" '' �l · · · · ' J R ' " ~( ~ru I '• · · •! Judge ·· Betz saturday morn- line!!. , BY DICK THOMAS By DICK THOMAS . My vacation had one highlight. My wife and I at- G':, ~:;.~~cense, lef~Jles with the 518~ 1 Jud8e' Betz 1n $15 , ) I , I ,..::: \•"i~ J~·rf38:; .:/1/4,e"''if:~-l ;· ., ! ;~· ~> J~ ~1;;..1: )r;-"· 81111eosil,~ureto _dlap!Ay III, , G~pO]Ie, . tlO fnllf COlli, , ot~ter • slite an operf'• , H~; ' Wenllell ~~. ·, 1: "" tended the 27th annual meetfng of the Sons and DauJib,· o·d! ters of Pioneer Rivermen last Satur~ay at Mariettt lt "'.' was my fJrst, but you can be assured tt won't be my last Jll.l trip to the meeting. , J we stopped at the Lafayette Motor Hotel (that s the ulf headquarters for "river buffs") in Marietta, so it see~ed sec like the natural place to start the day. The f1rst familiar blo lace 1 saw was that of Captain Jesse P: Hughes, who four ••• summers ago made his last trip as ptlot o.n the Greene •L- lAnes Delta Queen. I ~ , !. remember the day well for I cornered Captain •I Jlughes, Capta111 W. C. Dugan of Vancebur.g, Ky., ~nd ~ , ('• lllpolis' own Captain Charles M. Young m the ptlot . , ; .,'011 se of the Delta Queen for an interview. That fall Cap· Ho ;mn. llughes went to Germany with his daughter and bus· "I '•and Ll -Col and Mrs. B. E ·- ~"' l'rate'r. ~~her~ he remamed given to the State of Ohw by •n< llr,orly three years. the Crucible Steel Comp~ny of '"' 11 lnle m Germany hiS nver America and Is now mamtam· -- rHlnl \ locense expired and when ed as part of the R1ver Museum " ' 1cturned 10 1965, Caplam of the Campus Martius at Mar· llug hcs made U1e Della Queen's 1etta. l'rn · 1nnati co Pittsburgh round- We met Fred Mullen .of. mp as a passenger. T h a t lipolis at the annual p1cmc : %~ tnp as polot on the Delta the Marietta Boat Club. ,111 ,., 11 c11ded 71 years of steam· also saw Jacob Heib, '""' "'g for •·the grand o I d Harmon and Tommy r ·""" of the rivers." He now re- of Pt. Pleasant, and By •drs w1th hts daughter and Quillen of Letart Falls, a " " r. wnlv 10 Louisville, Ky. ew of Ralph Emerson, one ·' oturday mormng we went owner of the famous S!e' •hu, 11·d a small pleasure excur- Goldenrod. ""' :rl the Marietta waterfront. A lot of people had p," 11 11 .os the Belle of Richmond things to show at the ''""'d b) Caplain William G. Some brought pictures of w11 1• '"''"on of Richmond, Ind. It's river boats for Captam ' ,,dewhee ler replica With twm enck Way, Jr: , preSident ~h' ,Iacko and a plush interior. Cap- the S & D, to.Jdentlfy. J 0 h 1811 , Hrll Patterson and wife Fryant and w1fe, Sharon, of Ti ll ""'' gracious hosts. lington, Va ., brought John's Bm L.tpta m Patterson showed dels of the Valley Belle By United Press foternal!onal I Ribant, Sutherland Ill. Terry li m C:apt: 11 n Hughes a cane once Wild Goose, the fatter m a · National Leagne (31, Selma 15), Hamilton !8) ca, ull ,tl'd by Mark Twain, made of play case. The Valley Belle (lsi game) Jand Goossen; Maloney (J.S.41) wO<rd from Chma. Despite his an electric motor powered by Los Ang OIS 000 em- 4 II 0 and Pavletkh. LP-Ribanl (11· Dol "'""· he was 911 on June 7, batteries that turned the Chicago 000 000 1m- 0 8 2 8). HR-Pmson (16th). Sl.l i · ap< a~n Hughes climbed the die wheel. Drysdale (12-16) and Tor· , Beo •add<•r on the forward end ol The old p~cket Kanawha borg, Simmons, Hands <3), 02 lnmngs) I Ihe boat, lo look into the pilot I came In for Its. share of atten· Earley !6), Hartenstem (8) andli St L. 10 Oil 010 ~ 4 II Ma 1,, we tion. Dude Pethl was engmeer Hundley. LP-Slmmo!IS tiH!). Phil 010 000 300 001 5 ~1 A; my wife and I walked on the ill-fated. Kanawha. (2nd game) Jaster, Hoerner ~7), Hug ~ 00 !Of 002- 4 : ~ IO) and ree~:)ve~ul L.IB)J~d Zl;r d<"Wn the cobble stone landing son, Harry Petl!t of Marietta, ' Ang Rtv at Mat oetla With Captain Hugh- was there. Captain Harry . Chicago . 010 000 100- 2 son, Know es ' p ,., ,md Mr. and Mrs. Prater, of Parkersburg, W. Va., pilot ~~~:.:~r ~\'t ~~:~ ~~ ~~aff~~4f.a~~m~~~~ ~). 1 ,>;eo or' (8), (9), Harten· (1st), Schaffer Mo• · had here at Gallipolis until Kanawha. River artist Wil· stem !9) and Hundley. IIR- (1st). '" . ' . B II) R d 1 P'tts (14-1) . Boston American League 1 Plu u ""' covered with a layer of ham E. ( I ee ~ · LP-Koo~ceWP-Regan 15 _5) 200 000 ooo- 2 50 Tri '""d and was finally unearthed bu~h, brought a beaullful large ___: 1 New ork 100 000 000- 1 2 Col to make way for our pre~t pamtlng, of •he steamer Kanaw- Pills 000Stange (H) and Tillman: 200 001 3 60 ~arkmg lot and boat launching ha ~nd presented lt to Harry Atlanta oStotUemyre, Talbot tB) and 000 000 4 Col ~""'"P· Pettit. Veale 115-12) and Gander; Bryan. LP-Stoltlemyre 112-19). Wlule we were on board the Pud Huntington·~ \:"d K Srhwall, Carroll (6), Ritchie (9) IHR-Conlgllaro (28th). Col' Belie nf Richmond we were mired the pamtlng o t e a- and Oliver. LP-Schwalt (6-1). -Jnonrd by Slanley B. (P u d) nawha. His father, the late (33rd), Clenden· Chicago 00 000 22o- 4 7 2 CoJ, lluul~n~ton. Captain Sylvan II. Captain Ira B. Huntington Wash OOl no Ollx- 5 n 0 Gardner, Nelson P. Gardner brought the Kanawha ~ut on John, Buzhardl (4),, Higgins Col' and Captain James Robmson ~er maiden lrlp to Pittsburgh York 000 000 000- 0 5 2 (6), Lamabe (8), arid Jose· of Ga lhpolis, and J1m Wallen m. 1896. Pud was along on that Cinci 600 000 01x- 7 14 0 phson; Richer~ Kline (8) and Gal of Jluntmgton. W. Va. Moored tnp and the picture brought Casanova. WP-Rlcherl (14-14). Hill b<'5tde the Belle of Rtehmond back lo!' of memones. introduced including Captain C. LP-Joha (14-10). !IRs-Allen Lon was «he Captam GJg, piloted to Captam Fred Way, who . 25 C. stone, Charles Henry Stone, tlst), Agee 12lst), Coh Marlena by Captain John Beat· years ago was elected president Jake Helb and Tommy Rey_ ty of Cincinnati. of the Sons and Daughters, and noids of Pt Pleasant; Charley Detroit 000 100 030- 4 tO ~ Fai Ftrsl big event of the annual still IS, opened the annusl Dietz of Cincinnati former Minn 404 202 OOx-12 13 0 meeting and reunion of the Sons ing and then relinquished the engineer of the Ge~eral Wood, McLain, Monbouquette (3), Cot 1 and Daughters of Pioneer Riv- stand to J. Mack Gamble of Queen City and the Delta Gladding (5) and Freehan; ermen was a board of directors Clarlngto~. Mr. Gamble intro. Captain Harry Kraft, · Grant, Kornice (7) and Nixon, Colo meeltng Saturday morning, duced Elizabeth L1tton, founder Captain Jesse Brunsberg (7), Zimmerman whoch we missed. Then at noon, of the S & D 27 years ago. He P. Hughes, Captain Joe Wizba «8). WP-{;rant 112-13). LPDut there was the annual pilgrim· also pornted out that the of Union Barge Line, and R. McLalb 119-13). HRs-Mineher age to •he steamer W. P. Sny- tain's Gig had a whistle L. Dana of Charl.eston. (13th) , Oliva (24th) , KaUne Wa: der, Jr., a floating museum bad been on every boat Cap- Mr. Dana introduced Mrs. w. (27th), McAaUife (21st). moored near the Marietla Boat lain John Beatty ever owned. Monroe who related her I Log Club on the bant of the Mus- Gallia county p~ting at- ience on the Lizzy Bay , Cleve 000 600 em- 0 4 1 Pie. kmgum River. torney Joha A. Epling and his the pocket enroute to Pills· Kan City 600 002 OOx- 2 9 1 era Alter 34 years of service on charming wife, Chris, were burgh many years ago in a hea- Bell, K<olley (6), Kralick (7) Pon the Ohio and Monongahela RIV· there. Big John acknowledged vy fog struck 1 rock and sank and Sims; Odom 15-5) and .4>1/tl ers, tire Snyder was retired in bls Introduction with "Hello", 10 miles south or Wheeling. It 1 Roof. LP-Bell 114-14). • ~e~ Sejlt~mber 1955 as part of the and added, "My wife knows was 00 Easter Sunday. Her fat :re once proud fleet of steamboats lucky you people are I only !her was purser on the packet. Ball 000 OliO 0011- 0 3 1 Chat brought prosperity to the said Hello."' Mrs. Monroe survived Calif 000 000 20x- 2 2 1 Gra Amencan heartland. She was A lot of other people were sinking 81111 made several Barber, Bertaina 16) and Me< after tilat on the Iron Queen. M. Lopez (7·14) and !roo She told how two other boats. Rodgers. LP-Bertaina (1-6). Lak Benwood and Keystone Slate, Vltc • • • came to the rescue. The first 1 . , patrol Belle Ro:r."· · .. ~ -M~!!''r':V bmldi 11 LJNE SCORES Co h FR .ETRIP Car Wor Coh Pik~ ~II . fOR TWQI. SPEND 3 DAYS & 2 NtGHTS IN HISTORIC WASHINGTON, D, C. e STAY AT FINE HOTEL Mt. Ken Cali e DINE IN LEADING RESTAURANTS •GUIDED TOURS STOP AT TOM• THUMB , RACEWAYS FOR DnAILS Register Now For Winter Leagues To Begin Soon Bl li Pt '" OPEN' J:CJO.lO:OO PM TU&S...fiiRI. ID:OOAM-11:00 PM SATORDAY _.:QD-9:00 PM SUND~Y CLOSED MONDAYS ro f ~ .tit '1 111' I !•c rrar llrw1 TOM THUMB K•. ................ E~rley HR~-Jaster IN A w· ~·.~ ~h= ~oonce . ,... '~. ~ l, . \ ~n~te h;:~f:·fi~~ ~~ ca:~: overruled. The cook stood in water up to his knees to get breakfast, and all the tune the siphoos were going trying to pump water out of buD. Highlight of the annual meetmg was presentation of plans for a new Delta Queen. Captain Way introduced Captain Clark c. (Doe! Hawley, newly appointed general manager and vice-president of Greene Line steamers, Inc. , and read a letter from Mrs. Letha B. Greene, president of Greene L I n e o, who could not attend the aMU· :a::,.., Of Tools Taken :.emc: at meeting. Presenting plans for the new 1 Delta Queen were Richard C. ,SI~~~~!majQrlty stockholder, Ia (Bill) Muster, con· I sullanl, n!presentlng 'West coast interests. Jay Qitlnby Is east roast . representalf.. ~ . m eblrge at Clbclnnall are ·. Doc Hawley and Robert McCann, assistant manager. We didn't stay for the annual banquet whieh W311 Seturday alghl at the Lafayette. On our way out we met Mr." 81111 Mrs. Douglas Wetherholt of GallipoUs, who arrived late for t b e "'1111~ J.ll'!letbtg, but planned ~ barlquel. · · a:. 1 MOtiY ,., WNS TOOl" I MAKE H FUTURE . YQURS .TO ENJOY ~: ~llth~~i= 1:::~e. were of here. · . CYCLIST ltlLLED "1P'Illl APPOINTMENTS MADE CHAGRIN F·AW, Ohio" Appointment of Dr. William - Jaequellnel'oddjU, 17, Gar· D. Hilt and Dr. Meno Loven- ~14 ~J~~' Wllilhj1ll'fll fatal· stein as eo-directors of the een. 1y Fr1day hlii!II wlten the motorter for Economic OpportunitY' cycle on whleb site was a has been annowiced by 0 hI 0 senser colllill!d' wlth a enr University President Vernon R. 1,1. ,1$. ~ In nearby South Alden. · ..C.:.'! can. 4112'OftO MoeIIer Greels ·H·Uflure . L ds ' • • You'll be amazed how l)luch easier I~ is to· .ave .: · '/ what you need with help . from our higher dividends. CurNnt Dlvldenclt : ,~ , " ., ' ~1l for ~t we nre now final: eALL ACCOUNTS GUARANTEED IN FULL IJ..;t<'~,!!f!~ . ~. lold ~alii~, ~~ •. : . · .~ · '·~~:~!·~· '-~ loiil'll,oft.",til M'f.'lloe'll'eil''in\11 . . . .. ,~ ~ Look forward to a full, active retirement· • • • JOU can make the kind of future you want by actina now. A Savings Account fitted to your inCo.me.IJ tbe surest way to reach tbat gOal and the tline tt·belht is right now. So many others saved for a bright fu.. ture ... and you can; tllo. We'll be glad to help you. · Come in and Jet us tell you how we !If . , ''"· , , . . , , The Gallipolis Savings 1. '"xand loan ~Company. civn '!Udere lb water'1lne eztins!OII to tbe new itylnstrlaf ~te and other pend· !DR projcts for lb~ eommiUJoo 1ty, , ·, ' ;. , Mr. Moe~·s ef· forts In Galha are di· reeled by Sheelu, ecoun::ty~~= "Safe Savifl!l Since 11~86'! ',, . ' Opposite Post Office ,P~one ...,~2 ,.' "". ' ' ' r Yfi· 3 SPECIALS 4 LeSABRES 2 WILDCATS · 4 DEMONSTRATORS ' :t :0 SAVINGS SURE lUlU) UP All To Be Sold Before Sept. 29 Smith. ar;: None. . QOSE-OUT PRICES • l'ema \-=*4 fi:· where": "Good morning, I am Con· grossman Moeller, I'll appreci· ate your support." That was the early morning greeting Thursday for hundreds of Gallipolis residents as I be conressman started hla beat ·at 7:30 a.m. His door-I<Hioor calls 1n the business section of was supported by his sign board swarming around town, pulled by a Midget K1og car. The Congressman u~ eredft for vital roles for Gallia County improvem<!nt tllrough his efforts for the Court House Annex where, federal !undo paid a part of the costs and af. ao the river boat docking facll· ity, which was opened this "I firmly believe lhatktu o • Iars should co~e ba~. borne ?nd belp u_s obtai~ facilities lor unproved mdustrJal development edueaUon and also adon. My people. have long ago • . ' '' 1 B tt ry Box 1966 BUICKS '' ·,. er, 58,, MArietta,. fl7.50,. no JlaiP,IIal mol'!llJII. Jag , at tbe .. llliDIW erators H~; .. ~~· 'and ~ Yl!rs lbol,ude arbrO~er, hdspltal. ~.::!!'~~ li Mulford, ~ .. "'lUI"""''· 0. n; !Son) ·Wogan, Pomeroy, 1910 Ill p.....,.., .... II f1N' Joha W. Bowen~ 39, Savanneh, IIIICI a nUIIIber ol ale';' and 1\t!ded In ~th b)' }* ~ Ga., each $22.~. ~; 81111 . . ·. • , Allard ~IL; ;;-'. ~ '( 1 Louise Hauldren, 22. Gallipolis, . services Will be .Sutvlvors lndude ber huiiJaDI 3 ,C ' $%1.50, Pollee Dar, at ~P· ~:::: Wllll8ril; ~ ~ter,/Mu, , Arre Y '' • me. I!Aibtrt (Sbeilal £a$tnt.n, POJD1 rei! ~ell~~a, ~a:~~~; big B Ia! will ~orr:! eroy; 8 grandson, her molber, was n . anth ' ured ' !II' 'ld · 1·· · Mrs. F.aye Pralt; ·a fi4)11', to swp within e us tort Cemelel'y bes e ner late 'Mrs Clrilrles '(Betnlet) tlifllft Gallipolis city pollee :;,: clear .U.tanc~; William R. : : busband, Dayton Roush. Pomeroy IIIICI two llephewl; mvestigatlng the theft of a log, 53, Gallipolis, · $20 Cllarles end jlOnald. . tery and box of tools from a costs, lntoxicaUon; and Billy P Tw Ar ted bv , ll'Wlerlil servieea•will ·be held tractor owned by the Van~: Hufbnan, 29, Charleston, P o . resp Ji' Yond~ at 2 p.m. at tbll Ra• Implement Co., 56 Court · Va., lorf!'fted a $22.50 bond oml_l*ilV 0 ce iJnp-C · Is Funeral Home wJu. William F. Vanco, 423 Mulber· speeding.: . , Two persons were arrested the wnbilr offt~ ry Dr., IS !ll'oprletor. . · Friday by the Pomeroy police lAtin BJJrlaf .will be Ill' 11eec11 Officers said Vanco reported E8 WRIST department. Daniel R®sh. ·21, g. . · 1 the theft of the Items at 4 p.m. FRACI'CR Hartford, was arrested . on a Grove Cem~ery. lier Friday from the tractor;· park· Th: Middle~ e:~rgency ebarge of lblolicalk¥t ,and post- ol M~s. ~Ira wu ed on a Jot behind the lmple- squa was ca a ~ ad bond. William Anderson, 2:1, e pmeroy ai:Tisonvilll ment building. Vanco told po~ Thur~y f':/rcyb Pope,tame':j Har\ford, on a charge ol, DWl, ?t!r: ol :,e ~ £.8 IIIOl't Ice he believes the theft OC· .py Hoi ow a. • w o sus was lodged In Meigs COWlty . p r . o. •, • . eurred sometime either Wed· a. fractured WI'IBt in an automo- jail. Both were schedule!! fo~:_apo than 25 years. OES ~ neaday night or Thursday night. bile accident. ~ squ~ toot pearanee before Mayor Charles f be ~1: Sund;rn!'~311 The missing items were val· the patient lo mor- Legar last nlghl. , ~I ' : Ill m ~ 8 8 un aet'l' ued at $5B according to police; ial H':j'pl:l sed e ~ the t2-volt battery was worth treate a re1ea · SUIT FILED ees. $28 and the box of tools, $30. A suit far money only was TWO ARE FINED •'led in Meigs County Clerk of Mefc• GeaeraJ BOIPIIiil CLUB BANQUET SET Two cases were heard In Mid· Courts Friday by the CltilieftS Admlss~PT. PLEASANT - The ann· dleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher's National Bank of Middleport a- Dl.ocbrgel -Roy Wlnebretlual awards banquet for mem· court Friday evening. Margar- galnat Earl W. Riggs, Mlddl.,. ner, Eladlne Watsoa IIIII· ~oe hers of Hidden Valley Country el Peters, 58, Middleport, was on 8 note lor tJ,311.811. WUson. . Club has been set for Novem· fined f5 and costs' for failure to!ii~;ii;;;i;;iiii,ii;,iiio,;;;iii~i..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii;i;;iii her 1 at Oscar's in Gallipolis, yield tlgbt ' of wsy and Mai'IID ll<lcording to Lillian Greene, Junior Major, 11, Rt. 1 Mlddl.,. president. A nominating com· port, was fined $10 and costs on mijtee composed of Jean Jewell, a cbarge o( lpeedlng. Jean Somerville and Jean War· ner will present slate of candl· LEGJSl1TION lNTitoDUCED dates for election at meetmg an waiter H. M ller ' plans for the annual Christ· DeCongiotlt-Ohl wiA!nea: ~ mas party of the group will be ~ced IIJsr• lion to y ent announced althe banquet. lnte e a servi~~t!Oll r,na1 revenu;eduetions of FOUR ARRESTED to curtaU tas . PT PLEASANT - Arrests tea~hers apens~ furlhring recorded at tile "'lUnty jail the11 education , ..~~ were Homer Austin, 49, Hender· travel referred Ill"""" s ......,,. son and Clifford Cornell, 56, er shorlaJe. Apple Grove, both charged with _ ......_ __ intoxication; William Floyd FATAUiV INJURED Watterson, 60, Apple Grove, PAINESVILLE, Ohio WPI) char ed with driving whlle II· William Black 23, Perry, Cl!J!S: revoked and Doosld Clll· llljured .fatally Friday II~= lord SCarberry, Rt. 2 Crown when bls motOrcycle Cf City, Ohio, driving while Inlot~ w!Ut a truck on U. ~· .~' for road cond!Uoos; Terry WD· Iiams, 19, Rt. 2, Crown City, $10 and costs defecdve exhaust; and no'nald A. Carmen, p• • H't . By $55 D age '1~~,;ho~g~~~~ ":~ to!:'.:r~~n~ ~~n~~b!~~:~h: ~~:1 •I' :s ~ !i.~~ in ':~ e~~:':U:re ~r11: O'Dwy-~ di!f ~~~tdrday·J!t~~ sO~-.~~'~.,.: ~ ~· :~:\:; ~~W:./~!:!n e~':ti: so~ and $15 w..:tervllle, $20 and eosti·. and ~ for failure to yield speeding; Robert C. Rinehart . 159 Middleport an4 Fr.J)kUn D the right of way. Shoemaker, 32, Rt. 1, Galli~!: Green, whp 'WIIJl arrested by is, each $15 81111 costs, failure the Sta~ Highway Patrol. was to slop within the assured clear alllo BBD!illced to 30 days In distance; Willard W. WoodrQff, the COWlly Jall for not having 55, Vinton, $10 and cdl;ts, lm· an operator's license. Howev- proper passu~&; Stanley P. er, Judge Belz suspended the Saunders, 56, Rt. 1, Northup, sentence, placing Green under a probation condition that he not return to mMicipal court IZZCri3 I for any traffic violation as long as Judge Betz Is presiding. Green had been m oourt a ant week ago for , no operator's license. Damage was estimated at about $551n a fire at 9·54 a.m. Upon the requesl of the Res· Saturday at the B&B Pl:erla lstrar of tile Bureau of Motor Second Ave. and Locust SL Vehicles, Judge Betz conducted Seven GallipOlis volunteer fire· a bearing for Walter E. Allie, men and two trucks answered 41, Pattiot Star Rt., for sus· the alarm. pension of Allie's license as an •·· habitual traffic violator. l:li'lbeml!lh Usled faulty lns~a· Judge Jletz suspended AI· ti!Iruia!Jrlll!Be .of .me blaze wb~ch lie's UeeD~Ie for six months damaged ~n ms1de wall behmd after ·eonslderlng evidence tile Pizzeria oven. FJre";len that Able bad accumulated quickly extmguiShed the ftre. 14 points under the Oblo polal Damage was listed as $25 to law Ia lbe pnsl two years. the building and $30 lo the conAllie's last traffic conviction tents. . . . was after his arrest Aug: .22. The Pizzena IS owned by 1966, on a charge of dnvmg Jun10r McGuire, Rt. 2, Ga!Uwhile intoxicated. The new polis, and the bu!ldmg IS owned SIX months suspensiOn may rWl by the K of P Lodge. Both concurrent with the present building and contents . were suspension or go into effect at insured aecordmg. to firemen. end of the curre~t suspen- It was the fifth f1re alarm ef sion, Judge Betz pomled out, the month and the 7lstrun of since determination on the mat- the year for Gallipolis firemen. no 0 • Court &r~e~.,~~e~ in ~mne~ns ~~~~~t· C~-, · 1988 , ' l<a h•• uvo nn ', \ TOWN 1 11 1 f ON ..THE GREAT NEW C7 OLDSMOBILE ' Thurs., Oct. 19 ~'t Buy Any '66 Model Until YOU PRICE THF" 67 O'LDSM, O.BILE •\ t· ' .~., :~· ·~~ •"'!!\ With All The,~Y, s.tetyftl~t,.,l• I ' Plu• MMIISCI ' 16 Arrested by State ·Pattdlmen . ' Officers of the Gallipolll post, State IDghway patrol made 16 arresll Friday, inclljdlng ou;e resulting from an accident at 6:30p.m. Friday .o n Rt, 3~'0ne 111!1 thfee.. tentbs miles west of the · clty. polll municipal court Sopt. 26; Oda Mirtin, 38, Crown City, InThe patrol ellarRed ll'rankllb aecure' toad, Cited Sept. 28; Qk.. D. Shoemaker~~· Rl I, Gal· ey 0. Miller, se, Crown City, U(lolls, wltb lajiDr8 to stop wllh- defective exhaust, cited Sept. In the llSSUI'Oij clear .U.tanee. 23; Gerald R. ThomJ~Q~, 45, No one was Injured In the ace!- Pom~. speedlq, cited Sept. dent, In which there was no 211; : Wndell E. Grate, 30, Rut· COJ,ltaci wltil ally other vehlcl~ land, speeding, cited Sept. 28; Officers reported that Shoe- Dllvld D. Carter, 21, Beverly, maker, driving a semi, came speeding, cited ~pt. 28; Char· over a h!Uerest and upon three les R. Brownlhg, Jr., %1, GaUlears behind another vehicle poU., speeding, cited Sept. 28; that was waldng jo make a left Harold L. B!Bnkensbip, 34, turn. He was unable to stop HunUngton, W. Va., faUure to and his aemi went off the 'rflht ~lay li<enae plate, cited side of the highway and struct Oct. 1; Roser s. Brumfield, 2:1, a traffic control sip. Gallipolis, speeding, cited Oct. Patrol arrests ll'rlilay lnclud· I; and G'ary D. Zeune, 17, Rt. ed Richard D. Engel, 2!, Rio 3; Patssbla, speeding, cited to Grande, passing over a yellow Gallla · county juYenlle court, Une on a curve, cited to Galli· ·oct. J.' . ·· Rev.Hill Be Ordained:· STEVE BADGLEY Sieve Badgley, IOD of Mr~ llDd Mrs. Ralph Badgley of Racine, P'Odnated Sept. t from Boot Camp at Great Lak01, ID!nOis, He hal been bome on a It-day leave and hu retnrned to Great Laket to altead a Hospital Corpt~man•a School. He Is a 1t11 P'Odaale of Eastern Hlp &'boo! and entered tile Nayy <1D JIDe %8. He waa Ia tbe Drum and Bulle Corps and played at three reerult graduations, laclndllll !til own. �l · · · · ' J R ' " ~( ~ru I '• · · •! Judge ·· Betz saturday morn- line!!. , BY DICK THOMAS By DICK THOMAS . My vacation had one highlight. My wife and I at- G':, ~:;.~~cense, lef~Jles with the 518~ 1 Jud8e' Betz 1n $15 , ) I , I ,..::: \•"i~ J~·rf38:; .:/1/4,e"''if:~-l ;· ., ! ;~· ~> J~ ~1;;..1: )r;-"· 81111eosil,~ureto _dlap!Ay III, , G~pO]Ie, . tlO fnllf COlli, , ot~ter • slite an operf'• , H~; ' Wenllell ~~. ·, 1: "" tended the 27th annual meetfng of the Sons and DauJib,· o·d! ters of Pioneer Rivermen last Satur~ay at Mariettt lt "'.' was my fJrst, but you can be assured tt won't be my last Jll.l trip to the meeting. , J we stopped at the Lafayette Motor Hotel (that s the ulf headquarters for "river buffs") in Marietta, so it see~ed sec like the natural place to start the day. The f1rst familiar blo lace 1 saw was that of Captain Jesse P: Hughes, who four ••• summers ago made his last trip as ptlot o.n the Greene •L- lAnes Delta Queen. I ~ , !. remember the day well for I cornered Captain •I Jlughes, Capta111 W. C. Dugan of Vancebur.g, Ky., ~nd ~ , ('• lllpolis' own Captain Charles M. Young m the ptlot . , ; .,'011 se of the Delta Queen for an interview. That fall Cap· Ho ;mn. llughes went to Germany with his daughter and bus· "I '•and Ll -Col and Mrs. B. E ·- ~"' l'rate'r. ~~her~ he remamed given to the State of Ohw by •n< llr,orly three years. the Crucible Steel Comp~ny of '"' 11 lnle m Germany hiS nver America and Is now mamtam· -- rHlnl \ locense expired and when ed as part of the R1ver Museum " ' 1cturned 10 1965, Caplam of the Campus Martius at Mar· llug hcs made U1e Della Queen's 1etta. l'rn · 1nnati co Pittsburgh round- We met Fred Mullen .of. mp as a passenger. T h a t lipolis at the annual p1cmc : %~ tnp as polot on the Delta the Marietta Boat Club. ,111 ,., 11 c11ded 71 years of steam· also saw Jacob Heib, '""' "'g for •·the grand o I d Harmon and Tommy r ·""" of the rivers." He now re- of Pt. Pleasant, and By •drs w1th hts daughter and Quillen of Letart Falls, a " " r. wnlv 10 Louisville, Ky. ew of Ralph Emerson, one ·' oturday mormng we went owner of the famous S!e' •hu, 11·d a small pleasure excur- Goldenrod. ""' :rl the Marietta waterfront. A lot of people had p," 11 11 .os the Belle of Richmond things to show at the ''""'d b) Caplain William G. Some brought pictures of w11 1• '"''"on of Richmond, Ind. It's river boats for Captam ' ,,dewhee ler replica With twm enck Way, Jr: , preSident ~h' ,Iacko and a plush interior. Cap- the S & D, to.Jdentlfy. J 0 h 1811 , Hrll Patterson and wife Fryant and w1fe, Sharon, of Ti ll ""'' gracious hosts. lington, Va ., brought John's Bm L.tpta m Patterson showed dels of the Valley Belle By United Press foternal!onal I Ribant, Sutherland Ill. Terry li m C:apt: 11 n Hughes a cane once Wild Goose, the fatter m a · National Leagne (31, Selma 15), Hamilton !8) ca, ull ,tl'd by Mark Twain, made of play case. The Valley Belle (lsi game) Jand Goossen; Maloney (J.S.41) wO<rd from Chma. Despite his an electric motor powered by Los Ang OIS 000 em- 4 II 0 and Pavletkh. LP-Ribanl (11· Dol "'""· he was 911 on June 7, batteries that turned the Chicago 000 000 1m- 0 8 2 8). HR-Pmson (16th). Sl.l i · ap< a~n Hughes climbed the die wheel. Drysdale (12-16) and Tor· , Beo •add<•r on the forward end ol The old p~cket Kanawha borg, Simmons, Hands <3), 02 lnmngs) I Ihe boat, lo look into the pilot I came In for Its. share of atten· Earley !6), Hartenstem (8) andli St L. 10 Oil 010 ~ 4 II Ma 1,, we tion. Dude Pethl was engmeer Hundley. LP-Slmmo!IS tiH!). Phil 010 000 300 001 5 ~1 A; my wife and I walked on the ill-fated. Kanawha. (2nd game) Jaster, Hoerner ~7), Hug ~ 00 !Of 002- 4 : ~ IO) and ree~:)ve~ul L.IB)J~d Zl;r d<"Wn the cobble stone landing son, Harry Petl!t of Marietta, ' Ang Rtv at Mat oetla With Captain Hugh- was there. Captain Harry . Chicago . 010 000 100- 2 son, Know es ' p ,., ,md Mr. and Mrs. Prater, of Parkersburg, W. Va., pilot ~~~:.:~r ~\'t ~~:~ ~~ ~~aff~~4f.a~~m~~~~ ~). 1 ,>;eo or' (8), (9), Harten· (1st), Schaffer Mo• · had here at Gallipolis until Kanawha. River artist Wil· stem !9) and Hundley. IIR- (1st). '" . ' . B II) R d 1 P'tts (14-1) . Boston American League 1 Plu u ""' covered with a layer of ham E. ( I ee ~ · LP-Koo~ceWP-Regan 15 _5) 200 000 ooo- 2 50 Tri '""d and was finally unearthed bu~h, brought a beaullful large ___: 1 New ork 100 000 000- 1 2 Col to make way for our pre~t pamtlng, of •he steamer Kanaw- Pills 000Stange (H) and Tillman: 200 001 3 60 ~arkmg lot and boat launching ha ~nd presented lt to Harry Atlanta oStotUemyre, Talbot tB) and 000 000 4 Col ~""'"P· Pettit. Veale 115-12) and Gander; Bryan. LP-Stoltlemyre 112-19). Wlule we were on board the Pud Huntington·~ \:"d K Srhwall, Carroll (6), Ritchie (9) IHR-Conlgllaro (28th). Col' Belie nf Richmond we were mired the pamtlng o t e a- and Oliver. LP-Schwalt (6-1). -Jnonrd by Slanley B. (P u d) nawha. His father, the late (33rd), Clenden· Chicago 00 000 22o- 4 7 2 CoJ, lluul~n~ton. Captain Sylvan II. Captain Ira B. Huntington Wash OOl no Ollx- 5 n 0 Gardner, Nelson P. Gardner brought the Kanawha ~ut on John, Buzhardl (4),, Higgins Col' and Captain James Robmson ~er maiden lrlp to Pittsburgh York 000 000 000- 0 5 2 (6), Lamabe (8), arid Jose· of Ga lhpolis, and J1m Wallen m. 1896. Pud was along on that Cinci 600 000 01x- 7 14 0 phson; Richer~ Kline (8) and Gal of Jluntmgton. W. Va. Moored tnp and the picture brought Casanova. WP-Rlcherl (14-14). Hill b<'5tde the Belle of Rtehmond back lo!' of memones. introduced including Captain C. LP-Joha (14-10). !IRs-Allen Lon was «he Captam GJg, piloted to Captam Fred Way, who . 25 C. stone, Charles Henry Stone, tlst), Agee 12lst), Coh Marlena by Captain John Beat· years ago was elected president Jake Helb and Tommy Rey_ ty of Cincinnati. of the Sons and Daughters, and noids of Pt Pleasant; Charley Detroit 000 100 030- 4 tO ~ Fai Ftrsl big event of the annual still IS, opened the annusl Dietz of Cincinnati former Minn 404 202 OOx-12 13 0 meeting and reunion of the Sons ing and then relinquished the engineer of the Ge~eral Wood, McLain, Monbouquette (3), Cot 1 and Daughters of Pioneer Riv- stand to J. Mack Gamble of Queen City and the Delta Gladding (5) and Freehan; ermen was a board of directors Clarlngto~. Mr. Gamble intro. Captain Harry Kraft, · Grant, Kornice (7) and Nixon, Colo meeltng Saturday morning, duced Elizabeth L1tton, founder Captain Jesse Brunsberg (7), Zimmerman whoch we missed. Then at noon, of the S & D 27 years ago. He P. Hughes, Captain Joe Wizba «8). WP-{;rant 112-13). LPDut there was the annual pilgrim· also pornted out that the of Union Barge Line, and R. McLalb 119-13). HRs-Mineher age to •he steamer W. P. Sny- tain's Gig had a whistle L. Dana of Charl.eston. (13th) , Oliva (24th) , KaUne Wa: der, Jr., a floating museum bad been on every boat Cap- Mr. Dana introduced Mrs. w. (27th), McAaUife (21st). moored near the Marietla Boat lain John Beatty ever owned. Monroe who related her I Log Club on the bant of the Mus- Gallia county p~ting at- ience on the Lizzy Bay , Cleve 000 600 em- 0 4 1 Pie. kmgum River. torney Joha A. Epling and his the pocket enroute to Pills· Kan City 600 002 OOx- 2 9 1 era Alter 34 years of service on charming wife, Chris, were burgh many years ago in a hea- Bell, K<olley (6), Kralick (7) Pon the Ohio and Monongahela RIV· there. Big John acknowledged vy fog struck 1 rock and sank and Sims; Odom 15-5) and .4>1/tl ers, tire Snyder was retired in bls Introduction with "Hello", 10 miles south or Wheeling. It 1 Roof. LP-Bell 114-14). • ~e~ Sejlt~mber 1955 as part of the and added, "My wife knows was 00 Easter Sunday. Her fat :re once proud fleet of steamboats lucky you people are I only !her was purser on the packet. Ball 000 OliO 0011- 0 3 1 Chat brought prosperity to the said Hello."' Mrs. Monroe survived Calif 000 000 20x- 2 2 1 Gra Amencan heartland. She was A lot of other people were sinking 81111 made several Barber, Bertaina 16) and Me< after tilat on the Iron Queen. M. Lopez (7·14) and !roo She told how two other boats. Rodgers. LP-Bertaina (1-6). Lak Benwood and Keystone Slate, Vltc • • • came to the rescue. The first 1 . , patrol Belle Ro:r."· · .. ~ -M~!!''r':V bmldi 11 LJNE SCORES Co h FR .ETRIP Car Wor Coh Pik~ ~II . fOR TWQI. SPEND 3 DAYS & 2 NtGHTS IN HISTORIC WASHINGTON, D, C. e STAY AT FINE HOTEL Mt. Ken Cali e DINE IN LEADING RESTAURANTS •GUIDED TOURS STOP AT TOM• THUMB , RACEWAYS FOR DnAILS Register Now For Winter Leagues To Begin Soon Bl li Pt '" OPEN' J:CJO.lO:OO PM TU&S...fiiRI. ID:OOAM-11:00 PM SATORDAY _.:QD-9:00 PM SUND~Y CLOSED MONDAYS ro f ~ .tit '1 111' I !•c rrar llrw1 TOM THUMB K•. ................ E~rley HR~-Jaster IN A w· ~·.~ ~h= ~oonce . ,... '~. ~ l, . \ ~n~te h;:~f:·fi~~ ~~ ca:~: overruled. The cook stood in water up to his knees to get breakfast, and all the tune the siphoos were going trying to pump water out of buD. Highlight of the annual meetmg was presentation of plans for a new Delta Queen. Captain Way introduced Captain Clark c. (Doe! Hawley, newly appointed general manager and vice-president of Greene Line steamers, Inc. , and read a letter from Mrs. Letha B. Greene, president of Greene L I n e o, who could not attend the aMU· :a::,.., Of Tools Taken :.emc: at meeting. Presenting plans for the new 1 Delta Queen were Richard C. ,SI~~~~!majQrlty stockholder, Ia (Bill) Muster, con· I sullanl, n!presentlng 'West coast interests. Jay Qitlnby Is east roast . representalf.. ~ . m eblrge at Clbclnnall are ·. Doc Hawley and Robert McCann, assistant manager. We didn't stay for the annual banquet whieh W311 Seturday alghl at the Lafayette. On our way out we met Mr." 81111 Mrs. Douglas Wetherholt of GallipoUs, who arrived late for t b e "'1111~ J.ll'!letbtg, but planned ~ barlquel. · · a:. 1 MOtiY ,., WNS TOOl" I MAKE H FUTURE . YQURS .TO ENJOY ~: ~llth~~i= 1:::~e. were of here. · . CYCLIST ltlLLED "1P'Illl APPOINTMENTS MADE CHAGRIN F·AW, Ohio" Appointment of Dr. William - Jaequellnel'oddjU, 17, Gar· D. Hilt and Dr. Meno Loven- ~14 ~J~~' Wllilhj1ll'fll fatal· stein as eo-directors of the een. 1y Fr1day hlii!II wlten the motorter for Economic OpportunitY' cycle on whleb site was a has been annowiced by 0 hI 0 senser colllill!d' wlth a enr University President Vernon R. 1,1. ,1$. ~ In nearby South Alden. · ..C.:.'! can. 4112'OftO MoeIIer Greels ·H·Uflure . L ds ' • • You'll be amazed how l)luch easier I~ is to· .ave .: · '/ what you need with help . from our higher dividends. CurNnt Dlvldenclt : ,~ , " ., ' ~1l for ~t we nre now final: eALL ACCOUNTS GUARANTEED IN FULL IJ..;t<'~,!!f!~ . ~. lold ~alii~, ~~ •. : . · .~ · '·~~:~!·~· '-~ loiil'll,oft.",til M'f.'lloe'll'eil''in\11 . . . .. ,~ ~ Look forward to a full, active retirement· • • • JOU can make the kind of future you want by actina now. A Savings Account fitted to your inCo.me.IJ tbe surest way to reach tbat gOal and the tline tt·belht is right now. So many others saved for a bright fu.. ture ... and you can; tllo. We'll be glad to help you. · Come in and Jet us tell you how we !If . , ''"· , , . . , , The Gallipolis Savings 1. '"xand loan ~Company. civn '!Udere lb water'1lne eztins!OII to tbe new itylnstrlaf ~te and other pend· !DR projcts for lb~ eommiUJoo 1ty, , ·, ' ;. , Mr. Moe~·s ef· forts In Galha are di· reeled by Sheelu, ecoun::ty~~= "Safe Savifl!l Since 11~86'! ',, . ' Opposite Post Office ,P~one ...,~2 ,.' "". ' ' ' r Yfi· 3 SPECIALS 4 LeSABRES 2 WILDCATS · 4 DEMONSTRATORS ' :t :0 SAVINGS SURE lUlU) UP All To Be Sold Before Sept. 29 Smith. ar;: None. . QOSE-OUT PRICES • l'ema \-=*4 fi:· where": "Good morning, I am Con· grossman Moeller, I'll appreci· ate your support." That was the early morning greeting Thursday for hundreds of Gallipolis residents as I be conressman started hla beat ·at 7:30 a.m. His door-I<Hioor calls 1n the business section of was supported by his sign board swarming around town, pulled by a Midget K1og car. The Congressman u~ eredft for vital roles for Gallia County improvem<!nt tllrough his efforts for the Court House Annex where, federal !undo paid a part of the costs and af. ao the river boat docking facll· ity, which was opened this "I firmly believe lhatktu o • Iars should co~e ba~. borne ?nd belp u_s obtai~ facilities lor unproved mdustrJal development edueaUon and also adon. My people. have long ago • . ' '' 1 B tt ry Box 1966 BUICKS '' ·,. er, 58,, MArietta,. fl7.50,. no JlaiP,IIal mol'!llJII. Jag , at tbe .. llliDIW erators H~; .. ~~· 'and ~ Yl!rs lbol,ude arbrO~er, hdspltal. ~.::!!'~~ li Mulford, ~ .. "'lUI"""''· 0. n; !Son) ·Wogan, Pomeroy, 1910 Ill p.....,.., .... II f1N' Joha W. Bowen~ 39, Savanneh, IIIICI a nUIIIber ol ale';' and 1\t!ded In ~th b)' }* ~ Ga., each $22.~. ~; 81111 . . ·. • , Allard ~IL; ;;-'. ~ '( 1 Louise Hauldren, 22. Gallipolis, . services Will be .Sutvlvors lndude ber huiiJaDI 3 ,C ' $%1.50, Pollee Dar, at ~P· ~:::: Wllll8ril; ~ ~ter,/Mu, , Arre Y '' • me. I!Aibtrt (Sbeilal £a$tnt.n, POJD1 rei! ~ell~~a, ~a:~~~; big B Ia! will ~orr:! eroy; 8 grandson, her molber, was n . anth ' ured ' !II' 'ld · 1·· · Mrs. F.aye Pralt; ·a fi4)11', to swp within e us tort Cemelel'y bes e ner late 'Mrs Clrilrles '(Betnlet) tlifllft Gallipolis city pollee :;,: clear .U.tanc~; William R. : : busband, Dayton Roush. Pomeroy IIIICI two llephewl; mvestigatlng the theft of a log, 53, Gallipolis, · $20 Cllarles end jlOnald. . tery and box of tools from a costs, lntoxicaUon; and Billy P Tw Ar ted bv , ll'Wlerlil servieea•will ·be held tractor owned by the Van~: Hufbnan, 29, Charleston, P o . resp Ji' Yond~ at 2 p.m. at tbll Ra• Implement Co., 56 Court · Va., lorf!'fted a $22.50 bond oml_l*ilV 0 ce iJnp-C · Is Funeral Home wJu. William F. Vanco, 423 Mulber· speeding.: . , Two persons were arrested the wnbilr offt~ ry Dr., IS !ll'oprletor. . · Friday by the Pomeroy police lAtin BJJrlaf .will be Ill' 11eec11 Officers said Vanco reported E8 WRIST department. Daniel R®sh. ·21, g. . · 1 the theft of the Items at 4 p.m. FRACI'CR Hartford, was arrested . on a Grove Cem~ery. lier Friday from the tractor;· park· Th: Middle~ e:~rgency ebarge of lblolicalk¥t ,and post- ol M~s. ~Ira wu ed on a Jot behind the lmple- squa was ca a ~ ad bond. William Anderson, 2:1, e pmeroy ai:Tisonvilll ment building. Vanco told po~ Thur~y f':/rcyb Pope,tame':j Har\ford, on a charge ol, DWl, ?t!r: ol :,e ~ £.8 IIIOl't Ice he believes the theft OC· .py Hoi ow a. • w o sus was lodged In Meigs COWlty . p r . o. •, • . eurred sometime either Wed· a. fractured WI'IBt in an automo- jail. Both were schedule!! fo~:_apo than 25 years. OES ~ neaday night or Thursday night. bile accident. ~ squ~ toot pearanee before Mayor Charles f be ~1: Sund;rn!'~311 The missing items were val· the patient lo mor- Legar last nlghl. , ~I ' : Ill m ~ 8 8 un aet'l' ued at $5B according to police; ial H':j'pl:l sed e ~ the t2-volt battery was worth treate a re1ea · SUIT FILED ees. $28 and the box of tools, $30. A suit far money only was TWO ARE FINED •'led in Meigs County Clerk of Mefc• GeaeraJ BOIPIIiil CLUB BANQUET SET Two cases were heard In Mid· Courts Friday by the CltilieftS Admlss~PT. PLEASANT - The ann· dleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher's National Bank of Middleport a- Dl.ocbrgel -Roy Wlnebretlual awards banquet for mem· court Friday evening. Margar- galnat Earl W. Riggs, Mlddl.,. ner, Eladlne Watsoa IIIII· ~oe hers of Hidden Valley Country el Peters, 58, Middleport, was on 8 note lor tJ,311.811. WUson. . Club has been set for Novem· fined f5 and costs' for failure to!ii~;ii;;;i;;iiii,ii;,iiio,;;;iii~i..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii;i;;iii her 1 at Oscar's in Gallipolis, yield tlgbt ' of wsy and Mai'IID ll<lcording to Lillian Greene, Junior Major, 11, Rt. 1 Mlddl.,. president. A nominating com· port, was fined $10 and costs on mijtee composed of Jean Jewell, a cbarge o( lpeedlng. Jean Somerville and Jean War· ner will present slate of candl· LEGJSl1TION lNTitoDUCED dates for election at meetmg an waiter H. M ller ' plans for the annual Christ· DeCongiotlt-Ohl wiA!nea: ~ mas party of the group will be ~ced IIJsr• lion to y ent announced althe banquet. lnte e a servi~~t!Oll r,na1 revenu;eduetions of FOUR ARRESTED to curtaU tas . PT PLEASANT - Arrests tea~hers apens~ furlhring recorded at tile "'lUnty jail the11 education , ..~~ were Homer Austin, 49, Hender· travel referred Ill"""" s ......,,. son and Clifford Cornell, 56, er shorlaJe. Apple Grove, both charged with _ ......_ __ intoxication; William Floyd FATAUiV INJURED Watterson, 60, Apple Grove, PAINESVILLE, Ohio WPI) char ed with driving whlle II· William Black 23, Perry, Cl!J!S: revoked and Doosld Clll· llljured .fatally Friday II~= lord SCarberry, Rt. 2 Crown when bls motOrcycle Cf City, Ohio, driving while Inlot~ w!Ut a truck on U. ~· .~' for road cond!Uoos; Terry WD· Iiams, 19, Rt. 2, Crown City, $10 and costs defecdve exhaust; and no'nald A. Carmen, p• • H't . By $55 D age '1~~,;ho~g~~~~ ":~ to!:'.:r~~n~ ~~n~~b!~~:~h: ~~:1 •I' :s ~ !i.~~ in ':~ e~~:':U:re ~r11: O'Dwy-~ di!f ~~~tdrday·J!t~~ sO~-.~~'~.,.: ~ ~· :~:\:; ~~W:./~!:!n e~':ti: so~ and $15 w..:tervllle, $20 and eosti·. and ~ for failure to yield speeding; Robert C. Rinehart . 159 Middleport an4 Fr.J)kUn D the right of way. Shoemaker, 32, Rt. 1, Galli~!: Green, whp 'WIIJl arrested by is, each $15 81111 costs, failure the Sta~ Highway Patrol. was to slop within the assured clear alllo BBD!illced to 30 days In distance; Willard W. WoodrQff, the COWlly Jall for not having 55, Vinton, $10 and cdl;ts, lm· an operator's license. Howev- proper passu~&; Stanley P. er, Judge Belz suspended the Saunders, 56, Rt. 1, Northup, sentence, placing Green under a probation condition that he not return to mMicipal court IZZCri3 I for any traffic violation as long as Judge Betz Is presiding. Green had been m oourt a ant week ago for , no operator's license. Damage was estimated at about $551n a fire at 9·54 a.m. Upon the requesl of the Res· Saturday at the B&B Pl:erla lstrar of tile Bureau of Motor Second Ave. and Locust SL Vehicles, Judge Betz conducted Seven GallipOlis volunteer fire· a bearing for Walter E. Allie, men and two trucks answered 41, Pattiot Star Rt., for sus· the alarm. pension of Allie's license as an •·· habitual traffic violator. l:li'lbeml!lh Usled faulty lns~a· Judge Jletz suspended AI· ti!Iruia!Jrlll!Be .of .me blaze wb~ch lie's UeeD~Ie for six months damaged ~n ms1de wall behmd after ·eonslderlng evidence tile Pizzeria oven. FJre";len that Able bad accumulated quickly extmguiShed the ftre. 14 points under the Oblo polal Damage was listed as $25 to law Ia lbe pnsl two years. the building and $30 lo the conAllie's last traffic conviction tents. . . . was after his arrest Aug: .22. The Pizzena IS owned by 1966, on a charge of dnvmg Jun10r McGuire, Rt. 2, Ga!Uwhile intoxicated. The new polis, and the bu!ldmg IS owned SIX months suspensiOn may rWl by the K of P Lodge. Both concurrent with the present building and contents . were suspension or go into effect at insured aecordmg. to firemen. end of the curre~t suspen- It was the fifth f1re alarm ef sion, Judge Betz pomled out, the month and the 7lstrun of since determination on the mat- the year for Gallipolis firemen. no 0 • Court &r~e~.,~~e~ in ~mne~ns ~~~~~t· C~-, · 1988 , ' l<a h•• uvo nn ', \ TOWN 1 11 1 f ON ..THE GREAT NEW C7 OLDSMOBILE ' Thurs., Oct. 19 ~'t Buy Any '66 Model Until YOU PRICE THF" 67 O'LDSM, O.BILE •\ t· ' .~., :~· ·~~ •"'!!\ With All The,~Y, s.tetyftl~t,.,l• I ' Plu• MMIISCI ' 16 Arrested by State ·Pattdlmen . ' Officers of the Gallipolll post, State IDghway patrol made 16 arresll Friday, inclljdlng ou;e resulting from an accident at 6:30p.m. Friday .o n Rt, 3~'0ne 111!1 thfee.. tentbs miles west of the · clty. polll municipal court Sopt. 26; Oda Mirtin, 38, Crown City, InThe patrol ellarRed ll'rankllb aecure' toad, Cited Sept. 28; Qk.. D. Shoemaker~~· Rl I, Gal· ey 0. Miller, se, Crown City, U(lolls, wltb lajiDr8 to stop wllh- defective exhaust, cited Sept. In the llSSUI'Oij clear .U.tanee. 23; Gerald R. ThomJ~Q~, 45, No one was Injured In the ace!- Pom~. speedlq, cited Sept. dent, In which there was no 211; : Wndell E. Grate, 30, Rut· COJ,ltaci wltil ally other vehlcl~ land, speeding, cited Sept. 28; Officers reported that Shoe- Dllvld D. Carter, 21, Beverly, maker, driving a semi, came speeding, cited ~pt. 28; Char· over a h!Uerest and upon three les R. Brownlhg, Jr., %1, GaUlears behind another vehicle poU., speeding, cited Sept. 28; that was waldng jo make a left Harold L. B!Bnkensbip, 34, turn. He was unable to stop HunUngton, W. Va., faUure to and his aemi went off the 'rflht ~lay li<enae plate, cited side of the highway and struct Oct. 1; Roser s. Brumfield, 2:1, a traffic control sip. Gallipolis, speeding, cited Oct. Patrol arrests ll'rlilay lnclud· I; and G'ary D. Zeune, 17, Rt. ed Richard D. Engel, 2!, Rio 3; Patssbla, speeding, cited to Grande, passing over a yellow Gallla · county juYenlle court, Une on a curve, cited to Galli· ·oct. J.' . ·· Rev.Hill Be Ordained:· STEVE BADGLEY Sieve Badgley, IOD of Mr~ llDd Mrs. Ralph Badgley of Racine, P'Odnated Sept. t from Boot Camp at Great Lak01, ID!nOis, He hal been bome on a It-day leave and hu retnrned to Great Laket to altead a Hospital Corpt~man•a School. He Is a 1t11 P'Odaale of Eastern Hlp &'boo! and entered tile Nayy <1D JIDe %8. He waa Ia tbe Drum and Bulle Corps and played at three reerult graduations, laclndllll !til own. �. .. .,, ....... "" « -~~ _,_., c~ • .. lio ...~ ~....:,·: ...... ·~- ':t.- ~ • ~·:~ -·" .. ' --· . ''.1 ~'- -~- ·-t .. • en -a en I '· -- ~~ ' -- ~· " • - -·,p. . :.·::·, . ~ -. . .: ' . ~- . /,·.-' '<! -. .;_-~, ~~ - .. -f - =..~_ . ' ~ .;:, ... .., '¢.'.;...> _ - -~ t~ .... , .;f:_~ ~.... ~ •.;; ~·~-~,~~ •·. -q.::i:·'"'' • y ._ "T,;..~._., _. -_ .\-·-~"- .': c ,_..: ... .. 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I - ··- Lamp ~ Look Up 1'...,.,.fizt!~ S~"w Feature Wor~ds Beauties ' tnl tl ~ I Jl/.. • Jr.I.OVle -. •. • ·;:t · ~~[Y a I ·. .-.·.. 1 ""'! ' > ·-.. .. . <--' .-....... . 11eanY ·and o.etl .Peter ·Potamus ' TV T I rare fior u b e ',...( 7•leWer I ! ' Bullwinkte Discoverv Trutl1 ,.... Oral Roberts -~ ... -· ' t .. ·' '. "., •. TV-13 Churcb ~enl "~'"""-"'"' _ Linus· Lion-Hearted TBA 1f'l·1~ M'n,..;i"d 1\Apcfit;:~tinns .. , ·'' . ~ "'.~~:. •.· . ;;~ :·- ..~ , ~. ---· ~ ~~- ~ -.{· _,.ot ,, . • 1,f---45~lV. tnl! Wor1d News RePOrt - ·.:· Y..ii...: ~-:-) - ~ ••• 'lP- • ""?"~ ; . """" ,... ·'· _~·_'j 'n·~ Rin M'Hlj:lr•~ Brunch show .,Rip·~~ . C'.uess ·Candid Camera Eleventh J..Jour News 11·M Ohio New~ r~mera 1 n·oo (.,1111· 1 a. m. - New..~ & Weather 11·M Tinv·~ Cmmtrv .Tunl"'tion ·fii' . \e· · .,. -,! .· ·;, _ 4 ' 30 Christopher• FRcing L ife ' Beverly Hillbil!,ies The Oeted ives ~:sr ~hanflel I 11 · ~0 Tinv'~ (".Alnnfrv hvmfime ~ : ~0f 12:00 TV _Chaoel TBA ·~. 6:40 a .. m. Devotions .,_.... .,. 12 :00 Pn""'Prov Cement Nat'l - ..:·· % -:·-. ·. . . . ._-- ->r-\.." '~'"' ._ , (t ,. . . . ·. ~~~·" .: . 12·30 M~· Prf'ss t.tter -~ nd'9 Griffith Supermarket ?·4!i R.ihle ~DP~ks TBA ':-. .. ~~,· "" . . , ... 6 o45 a m - R R No 6 NE-ws Oie1r Va-n "'vke .lJ·""-- . , . , D~line Game ~ ......... ... .:·~ ·:.[,- ::_ !. .... 12:45- Let til Manag. NFL mghtights B·on I ~rrv Andt>rson Sunday .i?J ·:.-· < ~ " ">;;.' ; - · • .~ - ..,. ,_/ .~ ...... ~ ¥"(_ • ~ 7 a. m . - Over Lightly 12:'1-5 JO':lr...,P .. <: Rank ... Shnw _,,..M-J~oar<tf !o-f. Love Of Life Donne Reed • -".\·.··~·'; ; • . . · .lllbfl.~'!i<rilt;,y Times-Sentinel, Sundav, Sept 25, 1916loOO ·Football 7:30 a . J;P . Willis Fam1IV Singing LO<'al ~ews 9 · nn ~tlrPC~rl in Q' Kingdom \ \. • -r. ·~" . 0"- ' ~:;" ,!t>·"!!C.. . . ·~ News .8 a . m. - Over Ligtltly 12·?~ R i7f>r OH rn ~nn,.t~ NPw~ FootbaH ft' ·2n Con~essman MoeUet- '), ~'-;:--f;lf---~~' '-~ ti : -·:· . -•• ·- .... .... ...... ' . . • - -i:~ .swlng!D' ~;~~ F~ Tornor Father Knows Best J 8·30 a. m . - Jack Lal.anne ;:;:-1~-~-~~~ : 12·:Jn Goes~ler C";ne<:t ~ow Fri. R·nn f.::~rrv Anderson Show: it . ::;u~~ ·t,;;(?] Guidi"!! !1Jibt 9 a . m. - Di~line ror Dollars 12·10 L::~rrv ~nrlPr~nn ~ow Hl ·:'ln rf)untrv Rvmntimers. ; ; -~,......!"_ }· .. ::_i'~' 10 a . m. - The Nurses ~-M \ofi1f'8 Ku:o::ir Show 11 :ln Quiet RoUT' ~ · _;;,._tif' -:-,;;.. • ."l R the hour-long program for Am· rworking pt home and at leisure. -2:15 10: 30 a m . nark Shadows 4·1!; K~rr &> V;m ?:::~ndt Show : 12 -nn "*atiorra] News .·.=-.."-' !!!"' News Womon's Pa"" 8Pn Csaey .~ ..,;-.E· LO:'\J"DON fUPil ~ · ~Th e day ~ft-:'~ viewing this fall an rt " We want to redefine beauty 1 2 . 25 i 3·30 D. m. \Hke Douglas 4: 30 rn1<: & So . Electric Loec~1 1 12·15 rhristian's Rour ~ · ' t•!in ·\fake A Deal A• World Turns ~-:-~:-~ tJf the dum-"dums. i..s . o.ver. Peo- ·m~ler., in depth." said J aeobson. "to 2_. 30 5 .,_ m . Rorkv and Friends I "J,w~ 12·:-ln Rev. Merlin Teets .. J1:5S N""'" .t ~ 1': :~ 16 p . m - Local News ~ple want to see beauty. not 'One ()( the women he has1 prove it"s no t the two dimen· 5·00 News l·nn Rev. Eddle Baver .--~ -- ~- '·~ "- ·• ·. ~ :DO-Our r .t ves .! -. ~ Pa~~ord Newlv Wed Game v_anid. blendes wit~, blaok expreg.;. f.ikked. £or the ~~t?type pr~ -! sional. cottoo candy comm~ditv ~ 3 · 00 11 p . m -News. Wec:ther, and , 7 ·:l:l News Final 1· :ro C.ountrv Preachew. ;_,J-- ' 1 ~~ · A Time For Us ~ ·""-Doctors Sports --~ · 00 Si em (), House ParlJ 1 ':'~ s10ns.' . lram 1s Queen Smk1t of Tha1· 1<~old m glamour magazmes . 3·25 2-M Obi& News , . -4L:.Y ~ ;;~ . ~;,o~~ t:~.-.;.~_·\~ >2:55Women's News . · ~· ,_~ h. i land. OlllerS ·.Qlanned for later · Television is ripe, for this sort 3· 30 ll .30 p. m . - MPrv nriffin ~411TROA.VS 2 .M "iles Kuslc Sun/li, '' ~ .. . t ; P \AAtmg ulS money Wnere l.S / . Channel 10 !i·!\1'1 Prntp.<:f:mt R"our · .. ' · H U d lei .. shows a.re Engbsh actress of docunwntarv . or camera so7·!)!) NPws Final ~ ~ · "' ·'··*;~-: di -.1111-Anotb. World To Tell Trbtb Gen. Hospital l'' 4 00 :\i"eet Press eyes are , lnlo Jywoob evJSron Cl . B.loom. F reneh f .I I ciOI . II 1., . .. 6:00 F'Rmilv Wnr<>hio Hour 8 no Sign Off ,.. · od . . . · atre 1 m -,~. oe-v a~ we c;:t 6 a. m . - Summer Semester News · ~-~ 1 18 ...... ~ pr ducer._ h tacolil son! .. star Anouk Aimee. America's After the wnrld' s most beau- 4:30 P oint in Ques. S: JO a. m. - Farrr.time )-30-,-&r'l .Sa.. Fdoe f)f Nigbl ,.' Lo The Nurses • n on "' s oo m nr an J "·be • p . ·r b ~on want$ t o '' 5 o00 Viet Nam :;:.:fell Truth ... 1• ' · ean .:x:- rg, tUI 1v s nncess . l1 u l . women. -r.CO 7 o30 a. m . - Spotlight on Edu.I •• ' ti re Iy new sort oI TV I en pro; p · . d L b . 'I ' ~ , · 1 · · 1 ~:on Mr. car1oon Theatre Dark Shadow-: .I .. b 1 th ld' 1gnate 11 1 an e anon s j~ rs. tu rn ,11s soc1o os;nca camera on 5 , 30 C<Jllege Bofol Ted Mack cation 1 . gram a oo e wor ·s mos C id , t1 • · · Whf're -\rtion Is 1 .• 4::itl · l'l""kv • Frs. e"'(eJtm e 7:45 a m. - MJJ1lins R('ports ~t; f be a u t1. 1u I L,..omen an d ca II ed . .m- ar os Ar a. . . . ,t ' le ..wor!d s most , Mondav Th,.oueh F'ridav M("lrning Melodies ~ 8 a. m. - Caotain Kan~aroo cidentally. "The World's Most Th_e orogr,~ms Will mclude m- men .- hul h: won t name a m , "$ ' GO M. Douglas Family Theater Adams Family Evening Shows R·M ~ i o-n ti11. Mnrnine Mel("\die~ 11 1'1(1 r.~,.,al. Ohin & ~ai'!~ 9 a. m . Lu ci's Tovshop Bea utiful Women." tervtews and show the women . potentml nommees. $:».·Lassie 1 7· 4!i Ef"hoes of Jov 2 ·?1'1 Rulletf11 Board , ]() " m . - Bie- Ten Theater " I have personally inte'r vie\\<'6:00 New!'J 1!ftttt Oatil&) ft M flhin V:~!lPv N"ews 12·~ r: ~rden Club of ttie 111 11 ·25 q m . - Doctor's House ~ - O!l Wllrld NPw<: &: 30 Bell Telephone . Lawman 12 .t:; <::;:J'urdav Mati:nee. · ~ E'd 30 wonderful women in prep-,;-t Eveninj!; Shows Call l! ·lh TAlk nf Thf' Tnwn 1 1n ~""W~ Headlines . ......,. aration for this program ." said I 7:00 Lassie 12 Noon - Evewitness News thl-' bespectacled .Jacobson. I B -.;~ r.ommunitv Nf'w~ T·:J.'i 11\E>ws 7·30 Walt Di!!nev It's About Time ·• 4 p . m. Secret Storm WeRthe" ~f'WS " F our of them will be featur· 'A·OO 'f'~tlf of thP Town ? 10 1\!pw,c; Headlines 4 30 o. m. The Early Show ~~ 1\lews Green Hornet 9-H; ~omine-- Melodies 2·a5 Nf'ws ed in the first program and othI 8· 011I Ed Sullivan 6·25 p. m . - Walher Market !1·55 M~<:nn Conntv Nt>ws News ~ - 1n NPw<: Headlines ... programs will follow ifthat'sl IOoOO Hey Landlord 7 p. m. - Looking with Long 1fl·no Morninl!" Melodies ~ · 5.-; News a suecess. and I'm ·sure 1t wtl l , ' G M The Moillteys Di11on Movie 9 · no Bonanza • . . ~ ary . oore 11 p . m. - Eyewitness News 10- :1n r .::.trhstrin,l! 4· 55 NPW~ Tarzan I Wild. Wikl West. be. I cant Jmagme_ an~ Amer- ! x - Eastern Standard Time ~ 9 p m. Ch 8 '· B, LmP Possess- . . . lt·no NPws !l · nrt NFw~ Roundup lean_ woman not betng mteres t· SUNDAY ed'' L. Turner a nd G ' 10:00 Andy Wllltams i Candid Camera 5 - 1~ ThP r.lll""lli LifP 11·45 World New~ rd . . and 8 p . m . Ch 13 " Th e 8 n.d ge on Ham1'Ito n I 10· 30What's My Wnea A m· gra ce al\d ·ubeauty t Rnl!an's Heroes 11·55 Mason Countv News 5· :'\0 Cnmmunitv Choirs merJran m~~ WI . . _ une , m 1.o \ the River Kwai'' 11 20 p m Ch 8 'God Is My j ll·OO-News Ne ws !2 ·no Communitv News .;· oo f)innf'r \tusica le Movie Milton Berte f;~ wh~t t~~8 re hml ~ smgi.:, (1.1:45 p m . Ch 8 ""Ride the [ P artner'' W Brannan . 11 15 Mike Douglas Jim Carlen Master Conductor !2 o05 Noon New~ 8·00 Si ~ nrr 1.2 O' Clock Higb aco sor1 opmg see ' Man Down'' - R. S ameron J Hoyt / 11:30-SAN FRANCISCO fUPI) - 12 ·20 Bulletin Roard c;nntl~v ;.~,..~ .! ' llo55 P . m. Ch 13 " Lillie Girl 1L30 p. m. Ch 13 ·•The Law, l1 ·4SLate Show Josef Kripo; , conductor and mu- 12 o30 Countv Agent R·M ~ iQ"n 0n . Singing Preacher j; ~ ~.:caav 'I Lost " less " M . Carey 12:00 sical director of the San Fran- 12 o45 Countrv Go Round 8·15 Newt~: . MONDAY x - 1'115 a . m . Ch 4 "Experl. Pflcf:YT1aker News cisco Symphony Orchestra . has 1 o55 News Reat R· :M Herald of Truth 7 p . m . Ch 3 .. The L<~dy T;:akes 1 ment P erilous'' -H. La~ Theatre New! 2o55 been conducting major orchesNew~ Beat 9·00 Protestant Hour SUNDAY , I · "A Five r' ' -L. Turner and I FRIDAY Late Show I: 15 00 3 o Mid Wav Matinee 9 · 3fl Aunt Bertha tras throuehout thf' world for :z - 12 Noon Ch 6 - Let's Go J . Ch;:andl er . . Action Theatre 3·5S News Beat q-45 Sundav Musit' over 40 years. Bowling ' 9 o3G p. m Ch 8 "The Eddie 17 P m: .. ch 13 " Storit of St .. ' 10·30 Fir~t Baptist C'11ureb Kr ips conduct~ his first op- 4ono Discing with Doss :12 45 o. m . Ch 8 :'>iFL HighDuchin Storv· • K . Novak i LouiS J. Stewart and 11·30 Children'~ ChaoeJ era when he was onlv 18. and is 4 : ~0 lnterch~nge Jights I and T. Powers I M. Hamll,:On . ., Jffll!' , .1·45 Mo~ical lnfPr l11rfP now the acknow ledged master s·no Community NPws 1 p . m Ch 3 - AF'L Houston at l ll:20 p m . Ch 8 " The Saracen 9 p . m. Ch 8 Geisha Boy -J-. S·tn Wndd & Nafiomtl Ne"Wif t?·OO Nf'w~ of Mozart operas . Ruffa lo , Blade'' ~ R . Cameron Lew1s and S. Pleshe.tte 5·30 Su nset Roulevard l 12· 15 Eo1~copal Church Shows Davli,:tbt Savin,:ts Time 1 ·15 P m. Ch 8NFL St. L<lui_S , l1:30 p m . Ch 13 "Night of J1·20 p.m . Ch ~." ()rums m the ! 8 ·00 Sign n n j 12· 45 Ca tholic Chur (' h i. ' Zsa Zsa Returns Cleveland · ! the Quarter Moon '• _ J . 1 Deep South . vs. • Saturday j t·OO Church of God ·. HOLLYWOOD IUPI) -Zsa 6o00 S illn On . Morn. Melodies 1· 30 Gospel Call WrTfO TV.Jl :J S p . m. Ch 8 - Jim Carlen ~,· London, J. D. Barrymore ll·30 P- m. ~,h l:t.. ·:_A.ttack of TV 3 WHTN TV-IS Zsa Gabor . after an absen ce of 7· 4.\ Echoes of Jcv Show !W. Va. Foolball ) x - 11.30 P. m . Ch 10 'A Letter the Moors, and ·A Cry In Cartoons ] 2 · 00 Old F'nlh Hour 13 yea rs, returns to MG~ for 800 FRIDAY . -to Three Wives" the Night Neighbon ,. Ohio VaHev News ·~ 3·00 Cinrinnati R~ds a guest role in the telev ision 8·05 World N€'ws " . 5 55 p m Ch 10 _ The TUESDAY .;X· 11 · 30 p.m . Ch 10 " The Man 5·00 9QO Hit Pa rade ' Mighty Mouse Social Security series. " The Rounde rs." Woody . Ha;es Show p. m . Ch 3 "Th e LJst of Ad~hey Could Not Hang'' 8 · 10 Soorts Today 5 ·55 New~ Women v M ., -G Sco The B lood or Nostrada-f Saturda 10 o30 Song &: Story Time 8· 00 Si~n Off .. ) rtaf'l essenRer .. U ., · Word of Life x - 12 Noon Ch 6 - Pinbust.e,rs ' and D . Wvnter , mus . . Music Man Z p . m . Ch 8 - C(lntinerital l x • 9 p . m . c· h 4 " Th e G reat x - 1:05 a. m. ChH.4 ·· Mr.BiaildSujler I Mighty Mouse Froggie HOLLYWOOD 'UPil - Sing. B 'ld -... 4 1 1 • - V•·iOfball Lea gue Man ·• - J . F'errar mg .~ s ~ Atom Ani Underdoe: er Bobby Darin will compose 2 p . rn . Ch 3 - NBC Ba seball I ll ·"" Ch 8 ·- p...s- · 0 f House - C. G:rant an original music score for . ; · "-' p. m. 'rnce SATURDAY Kiny Kong See. Squlrre1 1Frankensttin Jr. ' :30 o. m . Ch 13 - -\RC.::; W1de j Foxe-s '' - T . P <1wers and Universal's '"Gunfight in AbiSDact' Cadets Soace Ghost Be a ties 9 p. m . Ch 3 '· Rear Window" Evenina Show" Wnrld of Sports · 0. Wells lene ." J. Stewart. Kelly .a p . rn ·Ch 8 - Championship ! 11· 3«) n . m . Ch l:l ''Fnght" -E- 11·15 p . m. Ch 13G.'' Man Superman Casper in Out1 I've Got A Secret Bowling Flemi ng Lone Ranger Magill a NEW YORK r UP]) - Com - 6 ·00 Jeannie er SpaC'e " and ' '.Man Beast"' ' Ernf'st Tubbs 4 p . m . Ch 13 - College FOot- x. - 11 ~0 o · m . Ch 10 "'Colo rado 't ~ poser Hif'ha rd Rodgers is un- 6 ·30-- Fi::~ll. ScTIUhtl Jean Arthur Top Cat Road Runner Btugs Bunny 11·20 p. m . Ch 8 ' 'Prisoner of ~~ 'Ibday Territory" .J \kCn.•a usu<:~lly a ct ive ir the television 7 ·00 P Wagoner ' TBA Fam ilv Affair Bach. Father The Beagles Milton t he ~ on ster the Casbah'' -C. Romero 4 P. m . 01 8 - NFL C"uunWnwn ~ WEDNESDA V field thf'se days Alrt>ad y a t 7 30 Flinoer J. Gleason Shane 1 - 11.30 p. m. Ch 10 " The 4 :30pm . Ch 13:\CAA F'o.ot1~0 p_ 111. Ch 8 ., ,f' ath of a / Tom & Jerry Hopp ity Hooper work on a bac kground scun"' Long. Hot Summt!r" - P. s·uv ucdsies hl'lll : \H ssouri a t UC'LA , · Scoundrel" - Z. Z Gabor ..;pp ~ ~ 1a 1 fpr a docunwrllarv Newman, 0 . Wells. L. X Pistol Petticoats Lawn·nrc lVPik 4:30 p. m Ch ~ - High f ll.30:"P- m. Ch 13 ·· r~va ru"' - 1 Abbolt 6 Costello . j.Bandstand about hov.; ,_ a1·i (lu" ~·np]f"'> R 1 0 GPI <.:::m::arf ick Sr·h()ol Football ] R Flemming i around the •mrld pa's Satur- 9 :00 Movie .\fission 11 · 30 p . m. Ch 6 .. Gorilla at X ·.) 0 m. C' h J 1-":c·hoes of ) x11 .30 p. m f' h 10 Best of Xday night. he h<~s <~ccepted 9 · :101-lolh· .,~,·o<,d Palace Snyder & Bradshaw Lar~e'' L. J. Cobb, A. '=;o rlet and Gr::~y Bogart- '' Wagon <; Rflll at assignml'nt of \I.Titing the ABC's Sports Bancroft and R . Burr Gunsmoke 5 . 30 p . m. Ch 3 AFL Report ! Night'' for a musical version of 11 30 p. m Ch 4 ' Wing and Rac{;'s ard Sh<:.~w'" '· Ardrode.s ond the 10 :m~ x:- 1.35 a. m. Ch 4 'The Sk:,..si x ABC Sports A Prayer" - D. the Lim it'' - F. Astair. J. Lion. " Both are for NBC. Rod- 11 :00 News Ekland-Sellers Star News News and D. Andrews College Football Leslie gers will write both lyrics and ·11: 15 News Jackpot HOLLYWOOD ! UPI) . Movie Days 11 :40 p. m. Cti 3 " Oes~rt Fol<" NCAA Football music for "Androcles,•• which 11:30 News Chiller Ekland will olar. wilh husband! -J . . Mason version ror II, 40 Movie Peter Sellers in " The $1 1:a-1-':l=l ' . .-· '........,., ' ,. ·. t9·00 ; .30 Cartoo!IS' . -;, .. y Liclllbouse Jim W-alter Jubilee Crusade Auction 13 Talent Hunt Teen-Age America Singing Time-Dixie Stoney Burke Time Tunnel Addams' F....t17 Voyage ' Movie ~ ' Movie I TV Notes - :.snorts . .,. TV I - ·Saturday j News FOOiball ! .. I . 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Starcher .· rh.,...,... ·'"' ,. ,.. .........s........... t'lf' ("'',pfczt _Cartoon rnrnival ~· Stl.nn Jaekie- Qhline~ Merv Griflm W.M.P.O. Radio TV-Cable HiqJ..liahts CABLE MGIILIGHTS elcl Eastera Slaadard Time 5·:!1! Sii!D On - N..., 5·35 Sacred Rear! 5·!Wt MPitls cr RFD s~ss News ~-lVI Rffi Miller Show 7·20 News Gvnsy Rose Lee Show 5 p. m . Verv SoeC"ial lR·nn 'Mw Swap CUJ.oo 7:50 Pomeroy National l!aDit NeW!! 11 :00 H•rn•< Oairy 1!ar Top 1'en Show ~ ...... _ N~tional 12·15 ~ ~C . 12·!ln M~~OTI "" ------------------------------------' Davtimf" Shows Davligbt Savina:• .Time '; . W<ll2 TV-3 < ·. ., ~ -. ·S TV-I . lie·... ~ . · -· ~- Is Answer . 8·45 .. • . . . . • "·' .. \ ~- ¢~1f:~~~i>· ~- 11:311 Onttnn'!= & Roller's Top Ten Show 12·1'10 ~tinday .. • 8:15 Larrv Anderson Show tbaonel 4 6 a. m. - Sutp"ise Seminar M Rm Miner Show 6:30 a. m . - Ji!arm Forecast "· R 4~ fhll:'~ Furniture Auction 9 a m . - Paul DixOn Show !l·no N•ws 12 N"'l! 50-50 Club !Ruth "'·11!; rorrjloe With .Tanf"l Lvo'lls) · 1 · 1~ ""'""" ·' rAil~><> With 1 2 p. m: - Spook Beckman bnPt · Rnn"h s.-ft Show 4: 30 - •' 'i: .... Pr•m .. Mei•s Co. Co . AI!T Ext. 12·45 .Tim MP.P!=:f' Saturday Show •· . .·.- ,·~ te ~~ _;.,~,::;. •..~ .."' ..._, ~~- ""~ -.~· Ji> u. -·' t~ -~"";;.., ~ .o;:•;;-s,. NE'WS • - - · w ~!l; .••a..~~1 ·- • • ...... - 7·M NPW~ F'ina] ,~ ,.,~ ·-.. · '~~·· • • ·8:00 ~ign hu ··.· ....... ; ;~ ~ ~ . -:- . . !<!TNDA VS -st- .. •·'-·~':....... ~- , . -. ·- . •· ·• ···-' ,_,.....,..._. lk:~~·;~.f..·':'." ·' :~~ ~... ... . .. --.. 6·00 ~iqn On-Forward Faith 6·30 R~nti!'t L~vman's RolJr!..,,~: ,·.'.' ·. . . 7·00 M;li!'t€-r r.ontrnl ~ --~i · ····"~··; , . '! ,._, '· 7·,n ~nnd f ,ifp ~·~· -~.:~MJ~""~:- -;.~·- . _7,'--· ··~- . . ~' --- . ::ti~ ~· ~ .;;;. ~ '--::-. - .~ . . - ~ . . · ·· ' '-';.:"").a·, ..f'"~i . ' . :7;.~.-~· ' ,, 9 ·45--.1 . ..... to~a- < ..: . _,.., .. lfr-30-- - DI0 . ' "~ Movie 6 D. m . 1t p . m - ~·~ · ·. . -- .. .... , ""· "'.,;;-::;;_-.t~.~ :';; -, ·, '-~3~.- . . . :. ,~ ~=. . · -. -~~~ ;( -': '"'I. "' ·. -·-.-..' -··..··.. .• _,_ tl ;~· ~ ,,., ' - ' ,.,_ n·,.; 1),on j'..• ~. I . ' -'it t.;ffi lf 5~' R:1~1io r 8·1fi W.I.KH. I - ··- Lamp ~ Look Up 1'...,.,.fizt!~ S~"w Feature Wor~ds Beauties ' tnl tl ~ I Jl/.. • Jr.I.OVle -. •. • ·;:t · ~~[Y a I ·. .-.·.. 1 ""'! ' > ·-.. .. . <--' .-....... . 11eanY ·and o.etl .Peter ·Potamus ' TV T I rare fior u b e ',...( 7•leWer I ! ' Bullwinkte Discoverv Trutl1 ,.... Oral Roberts -~ ... -· ' t .. ·' '. "., •. TV-13 Churcb ~enl "~'"""-"'"' _ Linus· Lion-Hearted TBA 1f'l·1~ M'n,..;i"d 1\Apcfit;:~tinns .. , ·'' . ~ "'.~~:. •.· . ;;~ :·- ..~ , ~. ---· ~ ~~- ~ -.{· _,.ot ,, . • 1,f---45~lV. tnl! Wor1d News RePOrt - ·.:· Y..ii...: ~-:-) - ~ ••• 'lP- • ""?"~ ; . """" ,... ·'· _~·_'j 'n·~ Rin M'Hlj:lr•~ Brunch show .,Rip·~~ . C'.uess ·Candid Camera Eleventh J..Jour News 11·M Ohio New~ r~mera 1 n·oo (.,1111· 1 a. m. - New..~ & Weather 11·M Tinv·~ Cmmtrv .Tunl"'tion ·fii' . \e· · .,. -,! .· ·;, _ 4 ' 30 Christopher• FRcing L ife ' Beverly Hillbil!,ies The Oeted ives ~:sr ~hanflel I 11 · ~0 Tinv'~ (".Alnnfrv hvmfime ~ : ~0f 12:00 TV _Chaoel TBA ·~. 6:40 a .. m. Devotions .,_.... .,. 12 :00 Pn""'Prov Cement Nat'l - ..:·· % -:·-. ·. . . . ._-- ->r-\.." '~'"' ._ , (t ,. . . . ·. ~~~·" .: . 12·30 M~· Prf'ss t.tter -~ nd'9 Griffith Supermarket ?·4!i R.ihle ~DP~ks TBA ':-. .. ~~,· "" . . , ... 6 o45 a m - R R No 6 NE-ws Oie1r Va-n "'vke .lJ·""-- . , . , D~line Game ~ ......... ... .:·~ ·:.[,- ::_ !. .... 12:45- Let til Manag. NFL mghtights B·on I ~rrv Andt>rson Sunday .i?J ·:.-· < ~ " ">;;.' ; - · • .~ - ..,. ,_/ .~ ...... ~ ¥"(_ • ~ 7 a. m . - Over Lightly 12:'1-5 JO':lr...,P .. <: Rank ... Shnw _,,..M-J~oar<tf !o-f. Love Of Life Donne Reed • -".\·.··~·'; ; • . . · .lllbfl.~'!i<rilt;,y Times-Sentinel, Sundav, Sept 25, 1916loOO ·Football 7:30 a . J;P . Willis Fam1IV Singing LO<'al ~ews 9 · nn ~tlrPC~rl in Q' Kingdom \ \. • -r. ·~" . 0"- ' ~:;" ,!t>·"!!C.. . . ·~ News .8 a . m. - Over Ligtltly 12·?~ R i7f>r OH rn ~nn,.t~ NPw~ FootbaH ft' ·2n Con~essman MoeUet- '), ~'-;:--f;lf---~~' '-~ ti : -·:· . -•• ·- .... .... ...... ' . . • - -i:~ .swlng!D' ~;~~ F~ Tornor Father Knows Best J 8·30 a. m . - Jack Lal.anne ;:;:-1~-~-~~~ : 12·:Jn Goes~ler C";ne<:t ~ow Fri. R·nn f.::~rrv Anderson Show: it . ::;u~~ ·t,;;(?] Guidi"!! !1Jibt 9 a . m. - Di~line ror Dollars 12·10 L::~rrv ~nrlPr~nn ~ow Hl ·:'ln rf)untrv Rvmntimers. ; ; -~,......!"_ }· .. ::_i'~' 10 a . m. - The Nurses ~-M \ofi1f'8 Ku:o::ir Show 11 :ln Quiet RoUT' ~ · _;;,._tif' -:-,;;.. • ."l R the hour-long program for Am· rworking pt home and at leisure. -2:15 10: 30 a m . nark Shadows 4·1!; K~rr &> V;m ?:::~ndt Show : 12 -nn "*atiorra] News .·.=-.."-' !!!"' News Womon's Pa"" 8Pn Csaey .~ ..,;-.E· LO:'\J"DON fUPil ~ · ~Th e day ~ft-:'~ viewing this fall an rt " We want to redefine beauty 1 2 . 25 i 3·30 D. m. \Hke Douglas 4: 30 rn1<: & So . Electric Loec~1 1 12·15 rhristian's Rour ~ · ' t•!in ·\fake A Deal A• World Turns ~-:-~:-~ tJf the dum-"dums. i..s . o.ver. Peo- ·m~ler., in depth." said J aeobson. "to 2_. 30 5 .,_ m . Rorkv and Friends I "J,w~ 12·:-ln Rev. Merlin Teets .. J1:5S N""'" .t ~ 1': :~ 16 p . m - Local News ~ple want to see beauty. not 'One ()( the women he has1 prove it"s no t the two dimen· 5·00 News l·nn Rev. Eddle Baver .--~ -- ~- '·~ "- ·• ·. ~ :DO-Our r .t ves .! -. ~ Pa~~ord Newlv Wed Game v_anid. blendes wit~, blaok expreg.;. f.ikked. £or the ~~t?type pr~ -! sional. cottoo candy comm~ditv ~ 3 · 00 11 p . m -News. Wec:ther, and , 7 ·:l:l News Final 1· :ro C.ountrv Preachew. ;_,J-- ' 1 ~~ · A Time For Us ~ ·""-Doctors Sports --~ · 00 Si em (), House ParlJ 1 ':'~ s10ns.' . lram 1s Queen Smk1t of Tha1· 1<~old m glamour magazmes . 3·25 2-M Obi& News , . -4L:.Y ~ ;;~ . ~;,o~~ t:~.-.;.~_·\~ >2:55Women's News . · ~· ,_~ h. i land. OlllerS ·.Qlanned for later · Television is ripe, for this sort 3· 30 ll .30 p. m . - MPrv nriffin ~411TROA.VS 2 .M "iles Kuslc Sun/li, '' ~ .. . t ; P \AAtmg ulS money Wnere l.S / . Channel 10 !i·!\1'1 Prntp.<:f:mt R"our · .. ' · H U d lei .. shows a.re Engbsh actress of docunwntarv . or camera so7·!)!) NPws Final ~ ~ · "' ·'··*;~-: di -.1111-Anotb. World To Tell Trbtb Gen. Hospital l'' 4 00 :\i"eet Press eyes are , lnlo Jywoob evJSron Cl . B.loom. F reneh f .I I ciOI . II 1., . .. 6:00 F'Rmilv Wnr<>hio Hour 8 no Sign Off ,.. · od . . . · atre 1 m -,~. oe-v a~ we c;:t 6 a. m . - Summer Semester News · ~-~ 1 18 ...... ~ pr ducer._ h tacolil son! .. star Anouk Aimee. America's After the wnrld' s most beau- 4:30 P oint in Ques. S: JO a. m. - Farrr.time )-30-,-&r'l .Sa.. Fdoe f)f Nigbl ,.' Lo The Nurses • n on "' s oo m nr an J "·be • p . ·r b ~on want$ t o '' 5 o00 Viet Nam :;:.:fell Truth ... 1• ' · ean .:x:- rg, tUI 1v s nncess . l1 u l . women. -r.CO 7 o30 a. m . - Spotlight on Edu.I •• ' ti re Iy new sort oI TV I en pro; p · . d L b . 'I ' ~ , · 1 · · 1 ~:on Mr. car1oon Theatre Dark Shadow-: .I .. b 1 th ld' 1gnate 11 1 an e anon s j~ rs. tu rn ,11s soc1o os;nca camera on 5 , 30 C<Jllege Bofol Ted Mack cation 1 . gram a oo e wor ·s mos C id , t1 • · · Whf're -\rtion Is 1 .• 4::itl · l'l""kv • Frs. e"'(eJtm e 7:45 a m. - MJJ1lins R('ports ~t; f be a u t1. 1u I L,..omen an d ca II ed . .m- ar os Ar a. . . . ,t ' le ..wor!d s most , Mondav Th,.oueh F'ridav M("lrning Melodies ~ 8 a. m. - Caotain Kan~aroo cidentally. "The World's Most Th_e orogr,~ms Will mclude m- men .- hul h: won t name a m , "$ ' GO M. Douglas Family Theater Adams Family Evening Shows R·M ~ i o-n ti11. Mnrnine Mel("\die~ 11 1'1(1 r.~,.,al. Ohin & ~ai'!~ 9 a. m . Lu ci's Tovshop Bea utiful Women." tervtews and show the women . potentml nommees. $:».·Lassie 1 7· 4!i Ef"hoes of Jov 2 ·?1'1 Rulletf11 Board , ]() " m . - Bie- Ten Theater " I have personally inte'r vie\\<'6:00 New!'J 1!ftttt Oatil&) ft M flhin V:~!lPv N"ews 12·~ r: ~rden Club of ttie 111 11 ·25 q m . - Doctor's House ~ - O!l Wllrld NPw<: &: 30 Bell Telephone . Lawman 12 .t:; <::;:J'urdav Mati:nee. · ~ E'd 30 wonderful women in prep-,;-t Eveninj!; Shows Call l! ·lh TAlk nf Thf' Tnwn 1 1n ~""W~ Headlines . ......,. aration for this program ." said I 7:00 Lassie 12 Noon - Evewitness News thl-' bespectacled .Jacobson. I B -.;~ r.ommunitv Nf'w~ T·:J.'i 11\E>ws 7·30 Walt Di!!nev It's About Time ·• 4 p . m. Secret Storm WeRthe" ~f'WS " F our of them will be featur· 'A·OO 'f'~tlf of thP Town ? 10 1\!pw,c; Headlines 4 30 o. m. The Early Show ~~ 1\lews Green Hornet 9-H; ~omine-- Melodies 2·a5 Nf'ws ed in the first program and othI 8· 011I Ed Sullivan 6·25 p. m . - Walher Market !1·55 M~<:nn Conntv Nt>ws News ~ - 1n NPw<: Headlines ... programs will follow ifthat'sl IOoOO Hey Landlord 7 p. m. - Looking with Long 1fl·no Morninl!" Melodies ~ · 5.-; News a suecess. and I'm ·sure 1t wtl l , ' G M The Moillteys Di11on Movie 9 · no Bonanza • . . ~ ary . oore 11 p . m. - Eyewitness News 10- :1n r .::.trhstrin,l! 4· 55 NPW~ Tarzan I Wild. Wikl West. be. I cant Jmagme_ an~ Amer- ! x - Eastern Standard Time ~ 9 p m. Ch 8 '· B, LmP Possess- . . . lt·no NPws !l · nrt NFw~ Roundup lean_ woman not betng mteres t· SUNDAY ed'' L. Turner a nd G ' 10:00 Andy Wllltams i Candid Camera 5 - 1~ ThP r.lll""lli LifP 11·45 World New~ rd . . and 8 p . m . Ch 13 " Th e 8 n.d ge on Ham1'Ito n I 10· 30What's My Wnea A m· gra ce al\d ·ubeauty t Rnl!an's Heroes 11·55 Mason Countv News 5· :'\0 Cnmmunitv Choirs merJran m~~ WI . . _ une , m 1.o \ the River Kwai'' 11 20 p m Ch 8 'God Is My j ll·OO-News Ne ws !2 ·no Communitv News .;· oo f)innf'r \tusica le Movie Milton Berte f;~ wh~t t~~8 re hml ~ smgi.:, (1.1:45 p m . Ch 8 ""Ride the [ P artner'' W Brannan . 11 15 Mike Douglas Jim Carlen Master Conductor !2 o05 Noon New~ 8·00 Si ~ nrr 1.2 O' Clock Higb aco sor1 opmg see ' Man Down'' - R. S ameron J Hoyt / 11:30-SAN FRANCISCO fUPI) - 12 ·20 Bulletin Roard c;nntl~v ;.~,..~ .! ' llo55 P . m. Ch 13 " Lillie Girl 1L30 p. m. Ch 13 ·•The Law, l1 ·4SLate Show Josef Kripo; , conductor and mu- 12 o30 Countv Agent R·M ~ iQ"n 0n . Singing Preacher j; ~ ~.:caav 'I Lost " less " M . Carey 12:00 sical director of the San Fran- 12 o45 Countrv Go Round 8·15 Newt~: . MONDAY x - 1'115 a . m . Ch 4 "Experl. Pflcf:YT1aker News cisco Symphony Orchestra . has 1 o55 News Reat R· :M Herald of Truth 7 p . m . Ch 3 .. The L<~dy T;:akes 1 ment P erilous'' -H. La~ Theatre New! 2o55 been conducting major orchesNew~ Beat 9·00 Protestant Hour SUNDAY , I · "A Five r' ' -L. Turner and I FRIDAY Late Show I: 15 00 3 o Mid Wav Matinee 9 · 3fl Aunt Bertha tras throuehout thf' world for :z - 12 Noon Ch 6 - Let's Go J . Ch;:andl er . . Action Theatre 3·5S News Beat q-45 Sundav Musit' over 40 years. Bowling ' 9 o3G p. m Ch 8 "The Eddie 17 P m: .. ch 13 " Storit of St .. ' 10·30 Fir~t Baptist C'11ureb Kr ips conduct~ his first op- 4ono Discing with Doss :12 45 o. m . Ch 8 :'>iFL HighDuchin Storv· • K . Novak i LouiS J. Stewart and 11·30 Children'~ ChaoeJ era when he was onlv 18. and is 4 : ~0 lnterch~nge Jights I and T. Powers I M. Hamll,:On . ., Jffll!' , .1·45 Mo~ical lnfPr l11rfP now the acknow ledged master s·no Community NPws 1 p . m Ch 3 - AF'L Houston at l ll:20 p m . Ch 8 " The Saracen 9 p . m. Ch 8 Geisha Boy -J-. S·tn Wndd & Nafiomtl Ne"Wif t?·OO Nf'w~ of Mozart operas . Ruffa lo , Blade'' ~ R . Cameron Lew1s and S. Pleshe.tte 5·30 Su nset Roulevard l 12· 15 Eo1~copal Church Shows Davli,:tbt Savin,:ts Time 1 ·15 P m. Ch 8NFL St. L<lui_S , l1:30 p m . Ch 13 "Night of J1·20 p.m . Ch ~." ()rums m the ! 8 ·00 Sign n n j 12· 45 Ca tholic Chur (' h i. ' Zsa Zsa Returns Cleveland · ! the Quarter Moon '• _ J . 1 Deep South . vs. • Saturday j t·OO Church of God ·. HOLLYWOOD IUPI) -Zsa 6o00 S illn On . Morn. Melodies 1· 30 Gospel Call WrTfO TV.Jl :J S p . m. Ch 8 - Jim Carlen ~,· London, J. D. Barrymore ll·30 P- m. ~,h l:t.. ·:_A.ttack of TV 3 WHTN TV-IS Zsa Gabor . after an absen ce of 7· 4.\ Echoes of Jcv Show !W. Va. Foolball ) x - 11.30 P. m . Ch 10 'A Letter the Moors, and ·A Cry In Cartoons ] 2 · 00 Old F'nlh Hour 13 yea rs, returns to MG~ for 800 FRIDAY . -to Three Wives" the Night Neighbon ,. Ohio VaHev News ·~ 3·00 Cinrinnati R~ds a guest role in the telev ision 8·05 World N€'ws " . 5 55 p m Ch 10 _ The TUESDAY .;X· 11 · 30 p.m . Ch 10 " The Man 5·00 9QO Hit Pa rade ' Mighty Mouse Social Security series. " The Rounde rs." Woody . Ha;es Show p. m . Ch 3 "Th e LJst of Ad~hey Could Not Hang'' 8 · 10 Soorts Today 5 ·55 New~ Women v M ., -G Sco The B lood or Nostrada-f Saturda 10 o30 Song &: Story Time 8· 00 Si~n Off .. ) rtaf'l essenRer .. U ., · Word of Life x - 12 Noon Ch 6 - Pinbust.e,rs ' and D . Wvnter , mus . . Music Man Z p . m . Ch 8 - C(lntinerital l x • 9 p . m . c· h 4 " Th e G reat x - 1:05 a. m. ChH.4 ·· Mr.BiaildSujler I Mighty Mouse Froggie HOLLYWOOD 'UPil - Sing. B 'ld -... 4 1 1 • - V•·iOfball Lea gue Man ·• - J . F'errar mg .~ s ~ Atom Ani Underdoe: er Bobby Darin will compose 2 p . rn . Ch 3 - NBC Ba seball I ll ·"" Ch 8 ·- p...s- · 0 f House - C. G:rant an original music score for . ; · "-' p. m. 'rnce SATURDAY Kiny Kong See. Squlrre1 1Frankensttin Jr. ' :30 o. m . Ch 13 - -\RC.::; W1de j Foxe-s '' - T . P <1wers and Universal's '"Gunfight in AbiSDact' Cadets Soace Ghost Be a ties 9 p. m . Ch 3 '· Rear Window" Evenina Show" Wnrld of Sports · 0. Wells lene ." J. Stewart. Kelly .a p . rn ·Ch 8 - Championship ! 11· 3«) n . m . Ch l:l ''Fnght" -E- 11·15 p . m. Ch 13G.'' Man Superman Casper in Out1 I've Got A Secret Bowling Flemi ng Lone Ranger Magill a NEW YORK r UP]) - Com - 6 ·00 Jeannie er SpaC'e " and ' '.Man Beast"' ' Ernf'st Tubbs 4 p . m . Ch 13 - College FOot- x. - 11 ~0 o · m . Ch 10 "'Colo rado 't ~ poser Hif'ha rd Rodgers is un- 6 ·30-- Fi::~ll. ScTIUhtl Jean Arthur Top Cat Road Runner Btugs Bunny 11·20 p. m . Ch 8 ' 'Prisoner of ~~ 'Ibday Territory" .J \kCn.•a usu<:~lly a ct ive ir the television 7 ·00 P Wagoner ' TBA Fam ilv Affair Bach. Father The Beagles Milton t he ~ on ster the Casbah'' -C. Romero 4 P. m . 01 8 - NFL C"uunWnwn ~ WEDNESDA V field thf'se days Alrt>ad y a t 7 30 Flinoer J. Gleason Shane 1 - 11.30 p. m. Ch 10 " The 4 :30pm . Ch 13:\CAA F'o.ot1~0 p_ 111. Ch 8 ., ,f' ath of a / Tom & Jerry Hopp ity Hooper work on a bac kground scun"' Long. Hot Summt!r" - P. s·uv ucdsies hl'lll : \H ssouri a t UC'LA , · Scoundrel" - Z. Z Gabor ..;pp ~ ~ 1a 1 fpr a docunwrllarv Newman, 0 . Wells. L. X Pistol Petticoats Lawn·nrc lVPik 4:30 p. m Ch ~ - High f ll.30:"P- m. Ch 13 ·· r~va ru"' - 1 Abbolt 6 Costello . j.Bandstand about hov.; ,_ a1·i (lu" ~·np]f"'> R 1 0 GPI <.:::m::arf ick Sr·h()ol Football ] R Flemming i around the •mrld pa's Satur- 9 :00 Movie .\fission 11 · 30 p . m. Ch 6 .. Gorilla at X ·.) 0 m. C' h J 1-":c·hoes of ) x11 .30 p. m f' h 10 Best of Xday night. he h<~s <~ccepted 9 · :101-lolh· .,~,·o<,d Palace Snyder & Bradshaw Lar~e'' L. J. Cobb, A. '=;o rlet and Gr::~y Bogart- '' Wagon <; Rflll at assignml'nt of \I.Titing the ABC's Sports Bancroft and R . Burr Gunsmoke 5 . 30 p . m. Ch 3 AFL Report ! Night'' for a musical version of 11 30 p. m Ch 4 ' Wing and Rac{;'s ard Sh<:.~w'" '· Ardrode.s ond the 10 :m~ x:- 1.35 a. m. Ch 4 'The Sk:,..si x ABC Sports A Prayer" - D. the Lim it'' - F. Astair. J. Lion. " Both are for NBC. Rod- 11 :00 News Ekland-Sellers Star News News and D. Andrews College Football Leslie gers will write both lyrics and ·11: 15 News Jackpot HOLLYWOOD ! UPI) . Movie Days 11 :40 p. m. Cti 3 " Oes~rt Fol<" NCAA Football music for "Androcles,•• which 11:30 News Chiller Ekland will olar. wilh husband! -J . . Mason version ror II, 40 Movie Peter Sellers in " The $1 1:a-1-':l=l ' . .-· '........,., ' ,. ·. t9·00 ; .30 Cartoo!IS' . -;, .. y Liclllbouse Jim W-alter Jubilee Crusade Auction 13 Talent Hunt Teen-Age America Singing Time-Dixie Stoney Burke Time Tunnel Addams' F....t17 Voyage ' Movie ~ ' Movie I TV Notes - :.snorts . .,. TV I - ·Saturday j News FOOiball ! .. I . YOUR JElEVISIOft PlEASURE FOI! 8NlY llclDAYI IIa . ~ 'Satnrdav ------------------------- I" .- 1 I ' ..... ... .-. ..! ~J;fJfiUIOl:Wl · . TQ G,ET lCbaimels •• "t �..'..j :. 'f ''.•' / -~·'· •. \' . :· 'I •, I' ' '·· • , ', ·.;, I, • ' ·' '. '..•-.' ·'") ' Judy Cozart, James E. Pap~~;, August Sixth in Portland I, ., ' ' \ { ' ' . ' .. . ., ' :~ ' ' ' " ]., ' ' w Miss Judy Ann CGf.arl, dauchler of Mrs. Elva Dailey, Portland, became the bride ol James E. Pape, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nial Salser. of Syracuse, on August 6, at 1:10 p. m., the Portland Methodist The Rev. John Kimbler, cine, officiated at the rilllJ ceremony before an rangement of wbltl palms and seven branch abra. Preceding the ceremony, a half hour of nuptial music presented by Mrs. Ruth bacb. Mr. BUI Zerkle, aang uOh Promise Me," cause" and "The Lord's . · s~:CE ~ Mr1. Rru1eU E. Mall '' ' brina neckline accented • ·F.riday I • I A • I SAN ·. ' 1 l:is Lam Andersot~ On - Mews 5:35 Sacred Reart 7:50 Pomeroy .National ll1111i Daytime Shows Daylight Savin"'~! Time S· !i8M•ln CT RFD Nen , , , CABLE MGIILfGBTS eld · ' & :15 News . II :00 Hem'• P~lry · Bar Top Wf"'Q~ TV-I ~17. TV~ WHTN TV·ll_ Eastera Slaadonl Time K' nn 11m Miner Show •Ten Show· • · Singing 6t30 Channel 4 - .7·20 News 11 :!WI Ot•r•nn·,;· &' RoDer's Top f: 45-Cor" Cob 6 a. m. - SunriSe ~-I ft·OO !tin 1\llller Show Ten Show 6:30 a. m. - Farm Foteca!l -~ ~~ Ro~ F'um1i'jlre Auction 1!·00 National News Cartoons 1· 1111- Today 9 a m; - Paul '-Dixon Show . A;Oil N•1!f' ;.no;_ c ;:! 12:15 A S C Pri(ITI.. Meln Co. 12 N"'¥1 - 50-SO Club · .tRuth Starcher UO· t •ll!l With .rani!! 12-!li! Mo!11f1 Co. Aer l!:rt. Lyo11is) - ·" -4; 15 ""'Ill'!> 1 1'~'1."" With 12:45 .!lm M..,.. Saturday Show ·I ·OOCartoon r~rnival 2 p. m-: - Spoj>~ Beckman ' .Janot 'i!nn•h ~6 .Show 1· !is N•ws Final 4:30 - Gvosy Rose Lee Show 18'00 The· i;,.ao <bliP 8:00 Sign (In Merv Griffjn !':1 :00 Dialing Dollar ~{'cret !'ltilMn ' .,, . 5 p, m. Verv Soeclal 1n1 1!; UMl'l'i"o MP.dltatinns SUNDAYS Movie 9·1n.JarkiP Oh1inl!er ' . 6 p_ m.· - News Reoort . 1il>!il Rltl~'¥111•r'i :Brunch show 6·1111 Shm On- Forward Faitti tfHVl- F'vP rwuess Candid Camera II P- m. - Eleventh llourNews rl-1111 Ohlri: News G·sft Ronfl•l I.AVman's 1A·?!\. - N'f>W!f 1 a. m. - New.,t. & Weather ,n·n!J_1'inv'~· C~untn ,Junction 7·00 'Ma~ter ("...ontrol 111· ~fl--f'nt'lrPntr:~t Beverlv Hillbil(ies The Deteclives S::banbel G 11 ·!II 'T'Inir]• Counlrv hvmllme 7- !II r. ...d Lil• a., m. Devotions 12:011 Pnmoroy cement Nat1 7-45 Rible Sneaks' 6:40 n ·on LPtrer J\nrlv Griffith ~uoermartet 6:45 a m. R. R. No 8 News 8:00 r """' Anderson Sunday t 1·1n ~howrfown Oirk' V:m "vke Dotlno !lame 7 a. m. - Over Lightly 12"'5 F•rm•,., Rank Shnw t? ·M- .Jeonardv Donne Re!d l.nve Of Life 7:30 a. 1)1 . Willis Family Singing !.neal News D·!lfl S"reodin• Kingdom T?·.,!i ,8 a. m. - Over Lightly . 12·?5 lli•"r on ~n !:nort• N•wo 9·2i! Conl!l'esomaa MoeDer <;:a =" r••h For Tomnr Father Knows Best 8·30 a. m. - Jack--LaLanne 12 <!0 Swingin' 12·!111 !loe_s<ler !lne•l ~hnw F'rL R-on Larry Anderson Sbow: Guiding Light 12' ''9 a m. - Di•line for Dollars 12·~n L•'l:V ~nrler•nn ~ow 10 - ~0 l'<>unlry Hvmntlmert -l?. · !l" - N"'w~ 10 a m. - The Nurses .! ·nn uneo Kusio Shaw 1Hn Oulel Hour 10:30 a m.. - nark Shadows 1·1! Korr & Van . 1.ondt Show ~ 12·00 National News t-oo News Wom:m'g P~R"e · 3:30 o. m. - Mike Oouglas .4:30 ,.,,, & So. Eleelrle Local 12 -15 Chrfsllan'a Rour 1 1n \fake A Deal A. ~ World Turn~ 5 "· m. Rockv and Friends NPws 12·~n Reo. '"'"" ';[ J·55 NP WS 6 p. m. - Local News S·M NPws 1·00 Rev. 2:·fl0- 0Pr fives Pa ~~ word Newly Wed Game 11 p. m_ - News. We r:ther, and 7-5; News Final 1·:Ill Counlry I>Jieal!h!f1 '1 'lot' L Ooctors A Time F'or Us Sports ,, :00 Sl•• nrr 2·1111 nbfe Nen House Par!J ! ·55Women's News 11:30 p, m. - Merv Griffin ~-TIIRDAYS 2-n; \!Oe! Kuslc Chaaael 11 5·!\11 Prol...,onf Rntlr 7 · !t~ Nen F'IMI Gen. Hospital 3·00- Anoth. World 'fn Tell Trulb 6 a. m. _Summer Semesler 6:00 Family Worshlo Rour 8:00 Sill! Off 3'25News 6:30 a. m. Farmtime 3 ~0- dnr't Sav Frl•e llf Night The Nurses 7:SO a. m. - Spotlight on EduR:~dio 4·00 Mr . C2 rloon Theatre Dark Shadows cation 4:30 Rn r'kv & F'rs. Where A...-tton Is N5 a m. - Mpllins Reports lltondov Throurh F'rl~n 8·16 Morning ~e.~~~'t~;.:: 8 a. m. - CapUlin Kangaroo Adams Family 8:M ~;.,., Ou. Mor"inQ Melodies 1?-0fl l"eal. Ohio & 5:00 M. Douglas I Fam ily Theater 9 a. m. - Luci's Toyshott •-~nLa ss ie 7-4~ Echoes of Jov 12-20 RuOeUn ::- -_----_ 10 ' . m. - Bi~ Ten Theater R·OO nhin VaiiPv News 12·llll !l•rden Club 11:25 ::t_ m. - Doctor's House 3·11!i World NPws · 12'4~ . Satorilay Evenin~ Shows Call 3·16 Talk nf The Town 1-:m """" Headlines 12 Noon - Eve_ witness .News R-5~ C'.nmmunirv NPWs 1·5.~ News 4 p_ m. - Secret Storm WeRther NPWS S·OO- News 9·011 T•ll<. of thP Tnwn 2-~n N•ws Headlines 4-30 o. m. - The Early Show 9·15 Momlno Melodies • •·.,11- News ,-.~~ News Green Hornet 2·55 News 8:25 p,. m. - WaUter Market 9·55 Mo•on Connfv News . ' G:40 1-!n NPws Headlines 7 p. m. ~ Looking with Long 10·1111 MominQ Melodies 3·55 [l!ews The Monkeys Dillon Movie 11 p. m. - Eyewitness News 10·:m Lorehsirlng .4'55 New,Tarzan Wild, Wild West 11 :00 News 5·t11l News Rounilup ' 1·00 IH5 World New• S·t5 ThP !lnOtt L!f• 8:31) U.N.C L.E. Heroes II· 55 Ma110n Countv Nen 6· 3fl COmmu9itv Cholrt 12,1111 Communltt: News R·ttn Dinner Musicale Movie Milum Berle 12:05 Noon News 8:00 Sign. M Masler Condudor . fJ :30 T II. F.. Cal 12 O'Clock High SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - 12·2i! Bullelln &ard •undo~ Josel Krip<, conductor and mu· 12:30 Countt: A110nt a-nn Sirn On, Singing Pre~cher io:oo Laredo ' si<al dir..,tor of the San Fran- 12:45 Countr. Go Rllund 8·15 News tl:OO N•ws P~H·M'Iaker News cisco Symphony Orchestra. ~as 1:55 News Beat 1·311 Jlerald of Tnllh ~ ·:m Tonight Theatre New~ been eonductlng major orches. 2>55 News Beat 1:110 Protestant Hour 11 ·50 Late Show I: 15 tras throurrlloot th• world for 3:00 Mid Wav Matinee 1:30 Aunt Bertha , , 011 Action Theatre over 40 years. 3:55 News Beat . 1:45 ,SJIIlday Music Krips conducle<i his first op. 4:00 Disclng witb Doss IO:M tlrst Baptist Churell era when he was only !8, and is 4:30 lnrerchange CIIRdun's Clla~~el now the acknowledged master S:OO Community Nen Musical lnlerlode I ol Mozart operas. 5:10 World & National 1!:110 ·News 5:30 Sunset Boulevard t2:15 l!:ol!cooal Churcb Shows Davlight Savin~s Time 1:00 Sign Oil Catholic Churcll Zsa Zsa Re1ur11 t;m Church n1 <iCIII wrnc: TV-I HOLLYWOOD (UP[) ,.,SA2 TV 3 WHTN TV·ll t:M GOspel ean Zsa Gabor. after an absence i·?·M-Aimanae Cartoons · -2' 00 Old Folks Hour 13 years, returns to MGM · Neighbors ~ 45 Clneinnatl Reda a guest role In the tel'"''''ionl 9911 Hit 'Parade. Mighty Mouse ltoo Popeye Sncial S..urily Mries , "The Rciunders." il 15Women ' 1 : ~0-Word or Life Music Man ,,! \ ., SMw ' ,l I .,. !l:oo / Super I · :30 Atom Ant Mighty Mouse UnderdoQ -Froggie :00 Sec. Squirrel Frankenstein Jr. , .Jijny Kong :30 Soace Cadets Soaoe Ghost ~ties ~ . ; :00 Cool McC<>ol ' 30 Jel<ons Superman Lone Ranger 12:00 Top Cal Rllad Runner 12 :30 Bach. Father -The Beagles HOLLYWOOD (UP!) er Bobby Darin wiD compo~e an original niuslc score Universal's "Gunfight in lene." WWN TV -13 Church Linus Lion-Hearted Lamp Look Up F::~ring Beam· ancl C'f'cn Peter Potnmu~ , Bullwinkle tire Oif:rovPrv ("~mer::~ Tr uth Oral Rober ts ( Li 11htbouse Jim Walter J ubi lee Cru_'l{lde Talent llunt lee . Tc('n-Age America Singing Ti me-Oixie Stoney Burke Evening Shows M~ipie : Fare for J7• TV, Tube J' l ewer , ' \ ~· 1- 6:00 New• Cemlry 6:30 Bell Telephone Lawman Time Tunnel Addams' Famny 7:00 Voyage Lassie It's Abflut Time 7:30 Wall Di<ney Ed SulHvan ROO10 00 Hey Landlord SUNDAY IGary 9·00 Bonam:a p. m. Ch 8 "By Love Pos:seS!I-1 ed" _ L. Turner and G. 10:00 Andy Williams SUNDAY Hamilton 10·30-8 p. m. Ch 13 "The Bridge River Kwai" 11:20 p, m. Ch 8 "God Is My 11·00-News m. Ch I "Ride Partner'' - W. 11:15 Mike Douglas Downh -R. ~ameron J. Hoyt 11:30m. Ch 13 "Little Girl 11 :30 p. m. Ch 13 ''The Law. 11:45 J less" - M. Carey 12:00 MONDAY - I :05 a. m. Ch 4 "E>:perll-1 men! Perilous" - H. Lal~r 1 1 T Easlern standard Time Moore Movie Mo vie Candid Camera What's My Linea News Jim Carlen New~ Footaall Late Show :rr • 12 Noon Ch 6 - Let's Bowllllg 12:15 1>. m. Ch I - NFL tlgbbj I p. m 0. 3.- AFL ~ouslon Buff• I• 1:-15 o. m. Clll - NFL St. vs. C!l!veland 11:15 p. 'in. Ch 8 - Jim Show !W. Va. - FRIDAY m, Cll lO "' ... ~- Show Satarday ~3-!~lljlll Ch .i - PlntMJS dy AlellCOII ril, were er creswhite alley. as rna· G<>rdon man. of Gal· groom, Is a I Is di!De wiUt The former r. !)' a ,.. 111, "88 )m • YOUR TELEVISION PtEASURE FOR ONLY llc I DAY! with blue. Martha Lou Beegle rmd -<!;,;~~ Jeanette Lawrence H~ eake and Mrs. Alberta encamp and Mrs. Louise a....:;:.c er served the punch Au ction 1:1 TV Notes Laytim~ ;_, Gn"f'nl fhrrnnnv TBA "ew• Saturdav ~·s;· fp~· ~ l308'45 r- it ;•.r.~ . Wr.H< 1'V-S God Is Mswer W<4Z TV-3 .., Miss aad Miss Gl- tiny pearls. ' The lull bouffant Mr. Dale Cole, R_a~~i~ skirt was fashioned with ed as best man. tiers. The attacfled train Mr. Dave extended from the and Mr. Charles was ed&ed with lace and cine, cousins of Mrs. Dailey, mciiiMr pearls. Her veil of silk illusion bride, chaose for bor gracefully frem a tiara of wedding 1 two piece ( and seed pearls. She carried ol Ughl blue lace wffih-,.....,,. whi"' Bible 'opped with a ing accessories. Her orchid. was white carnaiiOII Miss Beverly Price, Portland, with blue . was her maid oi honor. She Mrs. Salser, mother · groom, chose a blue ' was attired in a yellow dress with matching length gow• ol acetale ies. Her corsage wu ayloD, wilh a sheath skirt carnations lipped wllll Mrs. Ri<:hard ~rrelt,_.~~ polls, and Mn. Hobert Racine, cousin of tbl ~ regis..,red the guesll. Following the cerer!1o11f reception was held ID the •=~,~~ enditorium. The bridal was centered with a IID'I&<!Iiil ed wedding Cake with a lure bride and groom. wedding cake was baked Mrs. Paul Lawrence. Mrs. Donald Jnhnsoa h1Siess for the recepi!OIL Davli111h1 Savin!!:• Time flavtinu· Show• ·-· ,oo t.":\~- 'Sunday WJ.E.H. EDIT ' .:· ~ • ·I' ' &·SD Sign . . , TV-Cabl~ . '"'- waist wu ~=~; ia bact aDd which tell .. mateblag ~~=~ oa II8IID 00., Sbe wried a c.omaliOill HUl, llei'Ved II· They wore Miss Price's. was attlrecl Ia Miss LewlJ ill matching carried a nations tbelr gowns. er." Miss Brenda 1 The bride, given in marriage land, was flower JlrL by her brother, Mr. Jerry' a while nylon dresr. ley, Newark, was Iavely ia was banded in ll8bl floor length gown of sheer a bow In back. She featuring long sleeves and matching headpiece MORE THAN SCGAR AND ftuta4 IJ!!Cklllle. • LS Wed The bride Is a graduate Racine High School, clan 1964, and the Holzer Hfll!Pftaj School ol laboratory 811111,1t l ance. She is employed u laboratory tech•ician at tile Gallipolis Medical Center. The groom is a greduale Racine Higk School, U. 1961, alid served lour ,_. the U. S. Navy. He Ill : : ; ed at the Goodyear € Plant at Pt. Plea!lllll The coople Is reolcli"' a Hysell St., Middleport held iA Kilt's rostaursnl The eouple took a borle)'IOioo>a i ,. trip to Mackinac Island. They will reside at 146115 Desplaiae.s Ave., Harvey, Utinois. The bride is attending ton Junior College iD the iag program. The groom atlended Thornton JuRior lege, and is employed by Boaz, Mi"" Janice Sctlmoll, Allan and Hamilton. taUve to Girls stale il Attending Ute wedding experience and activ!Uel Mr. and Mrs. Paul MeNealey , the Child Conservalioll Mrs_ Fred Harrington and met Thursday eventn& at las, and Judy, aU or Columbia Gas office. 1111e ...~~ Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Halley ed the club for spoasorlr!C Powell, Mr. and Mrs . Gerald after whieh ihe wu pre--~ llalley, and daughter, Jutia and ' a gift from the aiull. Chria of Daytoa. The meeting opened w1111 votions by Mn. Barilara followed by the Molhera er in unison . Mn. Sl1aran ley made a oontributloa to-""''' club. Plans were made food sbo~r lor a ooedy ~tLon Miss Schmoll ,.,,..1 Relates her Experiences l'll!lflll.,.,. , Wiff ;on County �I ' • •'· .. \ ,, ~ r ' ' """ . •• '. ' . '· Ju4,Y Cozart, James f. P.aoe~~ . , ., ' ;.j ,. / .. . .' ',. !- .;1 ' '• .... .. .. ' ' I ' .'~' { ••••· Aui}ust Sixth in Portland :1' \ I • ....; 1'., i, .,.__ ;\ MORE THAN SCGAR AND · s~:t:E ~ • Mr1. RruseU E. Mall Star Trek Skipper Loves Motorcycles for Relaxing • ., BY VERNON 8COIT VerJ much eartbboUIId 11 enoi'IIIOWI apace macbine. HOLLYWOOD (lJPI) - WJI. husband, father and molore~•cle I In olf·screen Ufe he lives !lam Shali>er II tile etar of tel&- enthusiast. hills overlooking the Nloo'1 latest r'oooe lletlon Ia the hew series Fernando Valley. His home tllriller, ''Siar' Tret," but Ia portrays the slipper of bedrooms, two baths, llld playroom_ • '., • ,, .' .. 'c .. ~. ' ' . • ww: •=• ""' 1:4&-Clom ·' f<tl5-- . ,...__ ·=~ '· . WSAZ TV-! wcm 8:30 Singing 6:45-Corn Cob 7:00-Today LIJe fJI l l •• 7:257:311-- &wr)J HiiiMJ!Iioe . . . ... . ~ Miss Brenda . land, was Dower girl. . a white nylon dress. oth.o'.al was banded in ligllt a bow In back. Sbe malching headpiece blue. Mr. Dale Cole, ed as best man. Mr. Dave and Mr. Charles cine, cousins of llie Mrs. Dailey, bride, cheose for ber wedding 1 two piece of light blue lace ~=; ing accessories. Her was while camaUou ADdy Grlflllb_ Dick Van o,te ~· 10:00-Eye Guess 10:25-News 10: 30--Concenl Clndid Beverly HJilbiU!es The Detectives 11:00 CbaiD Lett. 11: 3D ShowdOWD Alldy Gr._ Super~~~~~&e~ Dick Van Dyte The Dating Game 12: 00--Jeopardy 12:25 12:30 s••. Love of Llf1l Doma Reed 12:4$-- 12:55 Hen News Search For Tomor Love Of Life Hen Selrcll ror Tomar. 1:30 Doclorl 1:15- Girl Talk 1:110 New~ 1:3tAI W~ ·Tft 1:35 Hake A Dell _To Tell Trulll '-~ 1:55 Hews Uvea 2:30 Docton ear- i. f { ' ~~ .. · -, f : 110 llr. Popcam Theeft 4: 30 Super llel'oel . Bom $:00 IIIU Douglas~· Theatre Adams ~:38- • ., I i H'' . '( ~ FRADT I. ID ' ' ... or .,..... .,)<~<'•, Neql(tdO.. 1 AnD Ul. W0111e11'1 New 'at ,• General~ Glo,i:::11J:OO--Jeoplll'dJ . . ·!!. f't • I oapt Sbidu~~ '\ I Thursday lq~~<mdy he llbon :Beftrl1 HliRllllles f:40 N... ,:oo Death ValleJ DlJlon Loll Ia '•Spactt 7:30 ·\'lrilldiD \-· 1:10 <~ 1:10 ·=--Qlryaler 'lbea. I 18:11t 1 SpJ ·18:30- Faml!J Willi ,u:..... ~ ' McHale'l HPJ Ba1111811 ., r'lbl~ RHINDIII t.l&bl Time P<lr Ill --. 1:30-Doctors 1:11- bls fomale amall fq, 1:08-Aaolb. Ww on week'* Bill Ia lescei!t·IIIII nrimmer and lcludj.'ll JlWe Melpnte, holr 1:2&- 1:»-Don'l Womea'INew SaJ ., 00 llr. CariOIII Tlil Mall 1'w)1oa ~ 'fo TeD Trulb News Edge Of Ni8bl P~eellllker TheNuno~ Dart Sba4owe .Wbere Adlaa II FamBy Theater Adama FamiiJ ... ~ Lassie .. l'len Gen. IIGspllal Theatre 4:30 W. Woodpeck ABC Bille f1 ' e:ot--flewl 7:ot llovle 7:311-- I:Dt llovle 8:3119:110 Hoed .... 9:30- 18:011 BUll lor Life ... Nwl Nen ~.a~elllllli ' W~lher .Nen Peter Jeorilrip illh I e . t:OD MoYie GWJgan'a IsiD 1lua Buddy lila laf.., _ , Grlllllll Movie Rat Patrol FelOIIIf .B9Ja4 PeJ* · ~P~~c~t 10:. Ji!l"ValleT News · Dan Thomas · & Son "ServiJ!s Yoa SIDI:e aaa'' ' HIADQUARiillll FOR .. IACK~TOSCHOOI. McHale's Navr 8&1111811 t:lt- 10:01IJ:IO U:IO Hlwl . 11:20- .• .'• .,• '1'!(GIIp 1:10 "1'1lmm7 8::10 Star Tret • .. . .. •:II -::il · auditorium. The brida);l~;;r~;:t was ceniered with a U ed wedding cake will! a ture bride and groom. wedding cake was baked Mrs. Paul Lawrence. Mrs. Donald Johnaol hostess for the recepUOII. . Martha Lou Beegle and Jeanette Lawrence .......t eake "Bnd Mrs. Alberta encamp and Mrs. Louise er served the punch fee. The bride is a graduate Racine High School, ciau 1964, and the Holzer HO!IJ*ISehool of laboratory · .. ance. She is employed u -~ laboratory technician It Gallipolis Medical Center. The gt'«JJll is I sradaale Racine High Sch.ol, . . 1961, IUid served four ,...-i 'lbe actor ill up at daWD evwork day, lellvillg t h e l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6 30 by slutllos time ' in by Daylight Savings Time Desllu 7 a.tom.re~~:l Dlivllimte Shows T:!:'A~· .~ . -;.;.. : "-""' Wbere. ·Aella Ia ~1flllll1 ~ ·· .. . 'lbe Deleclim matching registered tbe guesla. Following the cereDIOIIJ' reception was held lJI He looks on il as a mixed blessing. '· ··rt··· 'l'be Muriel :. Jackie Oblinger . Miss Price's. was a lUred lJI · Miss Lewis ill Racine, cousin of 1ht Combat . 6:30 Ne.. .' ; T Merv Grlllin She earried a camalionl M1sa llA and Miss Hill, served U > They wore ideaQe~ was her maid of honor. She Mrs. Salser, mother was attired in a yellow floor groom, chose a blue length gow• of acetate dress with malch!Dg IIYIOD, with a oheath skirt iea. Her corsage wu carnations lipped wllb Mrs. Richard Slerretl, polls, and Mrs. Robert a E. Pape .--- I ! :. " . ·~ YcB+'a JCWrt t :J.S- . -"'Nen ~, 11:10 fiewa 11:16- >'!'· '· ~- .. ' Fitller t.wf '1llit ,, ., •• t :Jt- . '"/ ' Wbere- Is I jto!~~- . Pwwwd 1:01 Oar Llvel . Jl:OO. better ;_ 11:30 llllowdon a.. ' ... · Clndld Camera ' • • .; :· ' .,:.' '";..j: .18:30-Coilcentnl. !:GO-News Gld Talt 1:30 Maire A Deal. Aa World Tunla 1:55 Newa GaldiiiiUI!It ~ Tbe Dallal Gaidills Ll&bt Father Knowa 1:110 &M!her Wclrld To ~D tillll. 3:21Newl ._ 1:30 You Don't Say Edge Of Nlcbl Superaullbi ;, ""!. malchbll on NUn OO!r, Miss Beverly Price, Portland, with blue. unlil10 p. ----------------"1 lead aa aormal a f311lilyl WHTN TV-U WCIJll TV_. life as possible," be says. WSAZ TV.,J Supermarkei Andy Grlffllb S!uginl physleal allrllioll ot Ibis 6:30 Dating Game Dick Van Dyke woulcl kill me In ·two days 1: 45-Com Coli Donna Reed Love Of Life u:ao--.7~ tried to Uve II up. Tbe r.oo-Tooay CartooDI News U:Z.. life Ia tor IUYB who don't amr• " 1 7:~ Mike Wallace . .Seardl For Tomor. Father KDIIWI Beet Gloria baa deeoraled lf:30 llwlqiD' 7:2SGuldin& Ltgbt u:eDavy and GoUalb bome with modern lnrnllll..,.: 7:»Slarcber 1 12:55-News Soc. SecurU;f Bill's den Ia a aaDCiwn for 7:45-lalenl as a abort slary wn•ll!r.l t:ooWo111111'1 Page cartoon Carnival Slarcber 'lbe walla are dullered 1: GO1:30 Make A Deal. Aa World Tllrnl Merv Griffin framed reproductions of artist.' I t:OO Dlallng DoUar Secret Storm 1:5& Newe Movie Jackie Oblinger 110111e of lbebe~=:J 1,soNewly Wed Gama abtmes 1:110 Our lJvel .dolle. II Ia also ell Time For Us Candid Camera 2:30 Docton with Wud ure and porlralla 10: GO-Eye Guess ·women a New~ 2:55wllb three of bls cameras. lO:~Newe Beverly Hillbillies The Detectives few p1aq1e, lropbles, 11:30-ConcentraL General lkllpt ... i:OO.:.Anolb. w and arrow equipment 11:00 Letter supermart~ ''· J;:IIAndy Grlffilb 'lbe NUI'Bel l!lilge • NJgbl " '· ~· Dating Game . In evidence. 11:30 Sbowdowu ·=38-Dou'l Say Dick Vaa DYke ' .. ''- . baa ' • leadency DIG Sbldows ol!!lll llr. C8r1ooD tbealer•' +; Love ol Life Wbin · Aelioa II on welgbl110 News 1o lleak and IJ:ZISearcb Foe Tomor rleh 12:30 SwiDgiD' -AdaiDf Faml!J ·~00 Mike DollllU hmil1 fbeat.. GuiAIIntl Licht Tiley eDierlala 12:4$-.Luala, \ i:30wllb dbmer parties IUS-News four or sill gueala. Gloria l:t111--lie111 lbe, eookJng bat bu 1:30 Make A Deal i~ ": help to 1:55 News ~ ' " t:~Newl rtlllliiDI -'lmiJ. ~Rea ~.-~ Newly Wed Gaml ~ e:311-Newe Tbe ,'--nu pool Ia lbe 1:~ IJVel ' , Tbe tle~!lteS Cartoon carnlvlll j 11.1~~'\11 ~ ~el Storm . '~ . Slareber t:OO Dialing Dollar Secret ~rm 1:311-JacidJI"Oblloger 1:~ -.!<' Fallh Starcher 1:001:30-- . Navy Fnm -. - .. : ; :1 ;i ::: - . ~ '' cartoons Camleal Movie Cartoons l ,J.IIl(l..;lfe :fl~! V:$-&iiWII . ....... 7:05- fr~· tbeJr gowns. er." The bride, given Ill by her brother, Mr. Jen;' ley, Newark, was lovely iR floor length gown of sheer lace featuring long sleeves and brina neckline accented tiny pearls. The full skirt was fashioned with tiers. The attached train extended from the was ed&ed with lace and pearls. Her veil of silk illusion gracefully from a Iiara of and seed pearls. She carried a white Bible lopped with a orchid. Sbalner's face il lamiliar millions ol JDOVIe goers leleviewera wbo have seen In a variety of roles from edy to heavy drama. Bul Is bla first opportunity to In a series of bla own. ·, ii~ - Oail ~ Slqlna '· ,;; ~ ;. . ·. . : 8llrcber •' · D.ttyUght Savfngi Time ) · ' KW 'ff.i· WitN fV.d f:GO-TodaJ 7:116J:ZIt:30- •=• ·= ~Coli WBTN TY-11 ' ; •; i:. ~ ; _! Monday -- wens TV-I ~TV.,J ,. Toesdlty ~f cause" and 4 'The Lord's Sbalner, a handsome ate of Canada's McGill Iversill'. bas been married former Canadian actress lilonaJ '"11.4~ I;;:-; for 10 years. 'lbey parents of Lealie, I; " beth, 5, and Melanie, 2. DayUght Savings ' carried a beuquel of . nations tipped ill ·1118 Wednesday --------------------I .Daytim8:. Shows ~:. ,.,aMI· I\8"1<UM· wlllal wu ill back wblcb fell Miss Judy Ann ter of Mrs. Elva Dailey, land, became the bride James E. Pape, son of Mr: and Mrs. Nial Salser, of on Auguot 6, at 7:30 p. m., the Porlland Methodist Cburch. The Rev. John · cine, officiated at the ring ceremony before an rangement of white palms and seven branch abra. Preceding the ceremeny, half hour of nuptial music presented by Mrs. Ruth bach. Mr. Bill Zerkle, lang "Oh PromiS<' Me," 8:01 1:30 'lbe 0., .. 11:110.. Deaa "llllfttl . . ' ~· I . . . . • ~ llewtldlell 'lbal Girl ' ,, ' p.,........... ,. Ha:wk Cloudy • LS Wed the U. S. Navy. He II• ·==~ ed at the Goodyear C:: Plant at Pl. Plelleant. The couple is resl•ll•ll Hysell St., MiddleporL a rer taffeta, with AleiiCOII beld in Kill's restaurant Her crown, and veil, were The eouple took a bon.eya1oo1 t 1111111e materiaL Her cres- trip to Mackinac Island. bouquet was of while will reside at 14606 De!lflla.iAes , and lily of the valley. Ave., Harvey, lllinois. . Nancy Sepesi was rna- ..The bride is attending 'l'lu...,_ 6f bo-, and Mr. Gordon too Junior College in the · served as best man. iHg program. The groom Doug Harrlngloll of Gal· attended Thornton JuRior , a cousla of the groom, lege, and is employed by Boaz, Miss Janice Scbmoll, ,..._ 118 of the ushers. Allan and Hamilton. tative to Girls Stale II· •father of the groom is a Attemling the were experience and actlvitiM · of Gallipolis and is di- Mr. and Mrs. Paul the Child Conservailf Industrial Hygiene with Mrs. Fred Harrington and mel Tbursday even!Dg, • · T h 1 las, and Judy, aU of Columbia Gas office. De lllerican 0U Co. 'I mother it1 the former Mr. and Mro. E. s. Halley ed the club for spoasoriJic • Walker of Pertel'. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald after whicb she was pre--~· .lwi»g lhJ eoreiiiOIIY a ,... Halley, and daughter, Julia a gift lrvm the alub. 1, altellded by 118, W8l Chris of DaytoL Miss Schmoll Relates her f xperiences • )nventLon Will . Mason Count �• ·, • 1, ' ' ~ c:~::=:t:: • , • . •• -.-a ••• JudY Cozart', James E. Pape-1 ~· ""'' A t Sixth in Portland Ch f•··a··a······ 1n;! ~ 'r Irr; ··!':'······ .. r •_ !I i! Ill I II .. rl " I Miss Judy Ann Cozart, ter of Mrs. Elva Dailey, land, became the bride James E. Pape, son of Mr. and Mn. Nial Salser, of on August 6, at 7:30 p. m., the Portland MethodiBt Cburch. The Rev. John Kimbler, cine, officiated at the ring ceremony before an rangement Ill white palms and seven branch abra. Pn!ceding the ceremony, hail hour of nuptial music presented by Mn. Ruth bach. Mr. BUI Zerkle, soloist, ung "Oh Promise Me," ' cause" and ••the Lord's er." The bride. given in marriage by her brother. Mr. JerrY Dailey, Newark, was lovely i• floor length gown of sheer featuring long sleeves and brina neckline accented tiny pearls. The full skirt was fashioned with lace tiers. The attached train which extended from the waistline was ed&ed with lace and tiny f Jacqueline Boggs Is Wed Aug .20th Northeast Church of Christ in Columbus, Oltio was the scene of the we<lding of Miss Jacqueline Lynn Boggs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Boggs, 1992 East Cooke Road, Columbus, Ohio, to Staff Sergeant Russell E. Mall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eimer E. Mall of Rt. 1 Bucyrus, Kansas. The wedding was an event of August 2oth, at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon. The double ring ceremol}y was performed by Pastor Ira J. Brandon. A half-hour of nuptial music was played by Mrs. Ira J. Brandon, organist, and Miss Sharon Brandon. I -·--·-- ~ · pianist. Mrs. Dorothy was I navy blue lace ~ with hat, the soloist. ·. ~S.: and purse metchi~. She oo -z ,. ...:t )> 1ft 1 ,' I' j ~! ' Mr1. Rm1eU E. Mall . . pearls. ~ .· a t t \~ I~ ' ~., -_•• . -':1.·•· 1 1' ... ·~ matching on uiiD bow, Sbe carried a caraallona llppfd, Mlss Sammle"':!:u!'•~~~ and Miaa G HUI, served U ' They wore ldelllliat Miss Price's. IIIII was atfued iD pile Miss Lewil in llliDt ...,.11:; matching carried a ol wlillli:. . . '>li. nations Upped Ill · ~~~e . their gowns. bell- Miss Brenda La111f1111 land, was Bower a white nylon dreos. was banded in llgbt a bow In back. She matching headpiece blue. Mr. Dale Cole, eel as best man. Mr. Dave ~r;~;~= and Mr. Charles cine, cousins of bride, choose for ber wedding 1 two piece of light blue lace wltb -~ ing accessories. Her was white camallou Miss Beverly Price, Portland, with blue. was her maid of honor. Mrs. Salser, mother t4 was attired in a yellow groom, cbose a blue length gow• of acetate dress with matching ayion, with a sbeath skirt and ies. Her corsaae Wll carnations tipped wltb Mra. Richard polls, and Mrs. Hobert Radne, cousin of lbe registered the guestl. Following tbe ceremoDJ' reception was held In the ~·~:H auditorium. The bridal was centered with a tiii'I!H!illj; ed wedding cake with a· ture bride and groom. wedding cake was baked Mrs. Paul Lawrence. Mrs. Donald Johnsoa hoot.ess for the reception. Martha Lou Beegle and Jeanette Lawrence served cake and Mrs. Alberta Glli-~~~ encamp and Mrs. Louise _The church was decorated ;::r:~~.,i·;~~~~~ds. her With wh1te w~ddmg bells on At the reception, which folMr. cuul Mr1, RoRer Brumfield the pews and 1vy on the· altar. lowed the ceremony, there was , 1tals. Two lacey arrangelll<!nts. of a five tier wedding cake, with Misl Patty Pratt ol Fairborn, while pom-poms, camatlorJS, two large pun<h bowls on each Ohio served as maid of honor. giad•oli and greenery nomplelo end of the table · surrouoded Ill' She chose an A-line dress of red. ed the decorations.. · Rower arraHgements. Register· Mr. Darwin Bloomer of Rio Miss Boggs was gil ell in 'ing the guests was Misl Lucy Grande, Ohio served as beat marriage by her father and McMahan of Woodsfield, Ohio. man. Ushen were: Mr. Don chose a gown of white silk or- Miss Patricia Boggs of ProctorCaU of Columbus, Ohio, and ganza and chantilly lace lash- vUie, Ohio, presided at the Mrs. Lewis Lutton of Pl. Pieasloned with brief chantilly lace table. Miss Jane Eastwood, ant, West VlrgioiL lleeves. The chantilly lace Mra. James Bertcher, both of Tile bride'• mother chose a created the scalioped scoop Coiumbas and Miss Chandell sheer lavender dress with white. lleCkUne, and waa adorned with Boggs of 'Proctorville, were accessories. She wore a corsage pearls. The bouffant skirt hootesses. ol white carnatioos, was accented with chantilly For a wedding trip to Kansas Eureka Methodist Church waa A reception_ Mls held at the lace extending dow• the lrorJt and other western points the the scene of the wedding ot church lo!lowmg the ceremony. er served the punch 1ide and edging the hemline of bride wore a white linen dress Miss June WUIJams, daughter A four tiered cake graced the fee . ber chapel train. A wedding with blue shoes, gloves and of Mr. alld Mn. Dowie WU!Iama table, and II was ~ed alo!'l The bride is a graduate ring held the frout bow of or- purse. The couple will reside of Eureka Star Route, to Mr. ~tb punch and mmts. Presl<lRacine High School, clall &aaza and was adorned with at 4fl9 B Mayfair Boulevard, Roger Bromfield, son of Mr. g at the table were: Mn. 1964, and the Holzer IIOSJpltaj Aleacon lace and pearls held Columbus. Leo Brumfield, and late Mn. Marvm OUrs, of Eureka, Mrs. School of laboratory ber bouffant etbew length lm· Mrs. Mall is a graduate of Brumfield of Eureka Ster Rt. ~":'cy RE:n of l.lrbana, Mrs. ance. She is employed as ported silk English illusion veil. LiQden McKinley High school The wedding took pia- on Mre enC 0 Ins Crof GaiUpotiB, aad laboratory techniclau at · ii attended Col urn bua Bu•L · . Ed na Busy was ma1'd an MISS Gallipolis Medical Center. ,....- llunday August 21st il -.- t'JIO Mr8. p 8aro tty YJl Boy ewa of . The groom is a graduate · ot honor and Mfss Sharoa. Tay. Ress College. She is employed o'ciook' IJ1 the Bfterliodl ihe ~ er regwtered lbe Racine Higil Scll.ol, alaM or, Miss Brenda Taylor, a!ld by ' the State Taxation Depart- doublo rinG reremnnv wu' ....... gu~ pi ___. ' " ~~ - " .._ J h Pr brt•·· • --,-, .... - .... cou • wo•• Gil • boney.. 1961. alld served four Jllll'l """· o n ay, wert ...- men!. formed by Rev Jack ltutlet mooa 1r1 to Lak maids. M•ss Debbie Skaggs was Mr. MaD ts • graduate of B-"'· Sa~;_, plaDist -"-• are n p idi •t Erie, and' the U. s. Navy. He Ia• -:::~; fl · Th " "-· ...~, -·, , .... ow res ng a 828J,3 ed at the GOildyear el ower g~r.1 ey wore ~r Garner High Schoo~ Kansas, Ann Saunders, I!Piolst, presentl'd and Ave., GaUipolls. Plant at P!. Pleasant. length gowns of seaspray chll- and is stationed witti the Air 1 progr~~m of upUal mliJic. The Mrs. Brumfieid is 1 gr8Jiua~e 1 ton and teal. Tiley also wore Force at Lockbeuroe Air For<e alter of the oilur<b was decor- of GaJDa Academy ochool The eoople I! resldlnC • Hysell St., Middleport. matching seaspray organza W- Base. ated wilb arraqelllOills of white and the Mndin •5 f ' Jes and pearls stamin on a for- Out • of • town guests were gtadiota and IOVea brancbed ty CUlture t ~ to o:l Sbe Trlnlt)' Metbodlst Cbuntll ill za fiVer tatleta, with AlenCOA held iD Kilt's ....taurant. 1 0• ward plateau with pouf veil. Mr: and Mrs. Eimer Mail of candelabras. lB associ 1 d a~ ~ Homewolld, Illioois, was the lace. Her crown, and veil, were The eoupie look a ho01eymooa l 1 Mr. John W. King of Coium- Bucyrus, Kansas; Mrs. John The bride waa given IJ1 mar- Beauty ~~n. WI ocene ol 1M wedding ol Miss of the oame material. Her cres- lrip to Mackinac Island. bus, Ohio, ..rved as best man. Hamacher and soa, Gertrude riage by her talber. Tile bride Mr. Brumfield is 1 Nancy Jo Cla~ughter 1111 COlli bouquet was of white will reside at t4M5. llesJIIaiBI1S[ Mr. Chari~s Mettle of Los A• and Martha Matl, of Olathe, chose a ballerina lengtll gowa of Gallla Academy High Mr. and Mrs. P. Claud¥ rooes, and lily of the valley. Ave., "":'ey, Dlmo": g.,(es, Calif., Mr .. James Smltll Kansas; Mr. and Mrs. Cba_rles wltb sweetllearl 1 ectuae, and and Rio Grande College, and of Homewood, llllnols, Ia Mr. Mrs. Nancy SepeSI was rna- The br1de IS attending of San Diego, Calif., Mr. Walt- Boggs and family, Proc\i"'Vllie; three-quarter Jengtb sleeves. The 8 member of the faculty of Gary W. Halley, SOB of Mr. and Iron of boU81', and Mr. Gordon too Jumor College m _the er Brown of Allentown, Pa. and ; Mr. and Mro. Raymond Shato, necklille, ud a ftry fun skirt lja Academy High scbool Mrs. Paul Halley of 1924 Ever- Krick served as best man. iRg program. The groom Mr. Leslie Potts ol San Diego, Mrs. Freola, Bucyrus; Mn. was accented wlth AiellCon ]ace Out.of-towa «"etet ~· Mrs greea Road, HDmewolld, llllloil. Mr. Doug Harringloll ol Gal- attended Thornton Juaior were ushers. Cabot Hart of C<>-l Gail Green and- daughter, Gal- medalllous, and Hquln.s. The Frank PraU 8JUi dauptei, Pa~ 'nle taken at 1 lipolis, a cousin of the groom, lege, and is employed by Boaz, Miso Janke SduDoll, . , lumbus was ring bearer. UpoUs; Mr . .nd Mrs. Marshall back of the futl skirt was an ap- ty, of Fairborn, o., Mr. , lock ~ternoon of Sal- was one of the ushers. AllaA and Hamilton. lative_to Girls State • 0c The bride's mother wore nn I Boggs, Washington c. H.: ron l!ffect, with Uen of t h 1 , Mrs. Do• Call of The father of the groom Is a Attending the wedding expe<lence and actlvtlles aaua 'aflernooA dress wtth ! and Mrs. Philbert aQggs, chantilly lace falling froJn be- Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ervill of =~~Rev. Robert nallve of Gallipotis and Is d~ Mr. and Mrs. Paul McNealey. the Cbild Conservatloll matching sh~, purse and hat,j ark; Mr. Rudolph Schel~ II. Her shoulder lellgth bana, Mn. Edna Holsten an · reetorof Industrial Hygiene with Mn. Fred Harrington and met ~sday evenln& at and her flowers were plat II'-~· Hood, Texas, and Mr. and of Imported British Ulu.•ion New Yort City, and Mr. The bride wore a luD length the American Oil Co. T b 1 las, and Jndy, aU of Gallipelis, Columbia Gas ofllce. Slle chids. Mrs. Lewis Bradshaw o1 Cleve- was •stllbl to a q.-'1 erown Mrs. Jama BI'OIIIhman of gown ol wblte orglliWI over tat- groem'o mother Ia the former Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Halley of ed the dub for 9pOIIIS(II'iDjjprelellli!li7•· The groom'l mother wore a Janet of pearll, llld lwiu eu& ur- u.,toa. lela, wltll-IH!Dinldenld A!OD- Frances Walker of Porter. Powell, Mr. and Mr.. after whicb llbe waa - laee at tile bedlee llld beor Followillg the eerem011y a ... Halley, and daughter, Julia a gift from the olull. 1lu. Tile· 1rala wu allo .,...... eeplloA, attended by 180, W8l Cbrill of DaytoL The meeting opelled witb votions by Mrs. Barbara loUowed by the Motllera er in unison. Mn. Sharon ley mnde a contribullell Ill < . . club. Plana were made Held l•n Aug us t ~ NUad ......Hne waist was ~~~~~D!W=~tr; iR bact IIIII wblcb fell t. tlli1 Mrs. Dailey, Her veil of silk Illusion fell gracefully from a tiara of lace and seed pearls. She carried a while Bible 'opped with a white orchid. v0 WS ~ ' ' Nanc . y Jo Cfaudy 0 lS Wed Miss Schmoll Relates her Experiences I ';'..":U Given ...... i!:s ;>~ u. li lon October 11·13 lllUil . n u ..... ..tl!!.. .. Plans for Year District Convention Will Be Held in Mason County~;.~:;;:;. Clou Party Held !!' AI IF'ehter Home ' '·.. ' '~ .. .' �• ·, • 1, ' ' ~ c:~::=:t:: • , • . •• -.-a ••• JudY Cozart', James E. Pape-1 ~· ""'' A t Sixth in Portland Ch f•··a··a······ 1n;! ~ 'r Irr; ··!':'······ .. r •_ !I i! Ill I II .. rl " I Miss Judy Ann Cozart, ter of Mrs. Elva Dailey, land, became the bride James E. Pape, son of Mr. and Mn. Nial Salser, of on August 6, at 7:30 p. m., the Portland MethodiBt Cburch. The Rev. John Kimbler, cine, officiated at the ring ceremony before an rangement Ill white palms and seven branch abra. Pn!ceding the ceremony, hail hour of nuptial music presented by Mn. Ruth bach. Mr. BUI Zerkle, soloist, ung "Oh Promise Me," ' cause" and ••the Lord's er." The bride. given in marriage by her brother. Mr. JerrY Dailey, Newark, was lovely i• floor length gown of sheer featuring long sleeves and brina neckline accented tiny pearls. The full skirt was fashioned with lace tiers. The attached train which extended from the waistline was ed&ed with lace and tiny f Jacqueline Boggs Is Wed Aug .20th Northeast Church of Christ in Columbus, Oltio was the scene of the we<lding of Miss Jacqueline Lynn Boggs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Boggs, 1992 East Cooke Road, Columbus, Ohio, to Staff Sergeant Russell E. Mall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eimer E. Mall of Rt. 1 Bucyrus, Kansas. The wedding was an event of August 2oth, at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon. The double ring ceremol}y was performed by Pastor Ira J. Brandon. A half-hour of nuptial music was played by Mrs. Ira J. Brandon, organist, and Miss Sharon Brandon. I -·--·-- ~ · pianist. Mrs. Dorothy was I navy blue lace ~ with hat, the soloist. ·. ~S.: and purse metchi~. She oo -z ,. ...:t )> 1ft 1 ,' I' j ~! ' Mr1. Rm1eU E. Mall . . pearls. ~ .· a t t \~ I~ ' ~., -_•• . -':1.·•· 1 1' ... ·~ matching on uiiD bow, Sbe carried a caraallona llppfd, Mlss Sammle"':!:u!'•~~~ and Miaa G HUI, served U ' They wore ldelllliat Miss Price's. IIIII was atfued iD pile Miss Lewil in llliDt ...,.11:; matching carried a ol wlillli:. . . '>li. nations Upped Ill · ~~~e . their gowns. bell- Miss Brenda La111f1111 land, was Bower a white nylon dreos. was banded in llgbt a bow In back. She matching headpiece blue. Mr. Dale Cole, eel as best man. Mr. Dave ~r;~;~= and Mr. Charles cine, cousins of bride, choose for ber wedding 1 two piece of light blue lace wltb -~ ing accessories. Her was white camallou Miss Beverly Price, Portland, with blue. was her maid of honor. Mrs. Salser, mother t4 was attired in a yellow groom, cbose a blue length gow• of acetate dress with matching ayion, with a sbeath skirt and ies. Her corsaae Wll carnations tipped wltb Mra. Richard polls, and Mrs. Hobert Radne, cousin of lbe registered the guestl. Following tbe ceremoDJ' reception was held In the ~·~:H auditorium. The bridal was centered with a tiii'I!H!illj; ed wedding cake with a· ture bride and groom. wedding cake was baked Mrs. Paul Lawrence. Mrs. Donald Johnsoa hoot.ess for the reception. Martha Lou Beegle and Jeanette Lawrence served cake and Mrs. Alberta Glli-~~~ encamp and Mrs. Louise _The church was decorated ;::r:~~.,i·;~~~~~ds. her With wh1te w~ddmg bells on At the reception, which folMr. cuul Mr1, RoRer Brumfield the pews and 1vy on the· altar. lowed the ceremony, there was , 1tals. Two lacey arrangelll<!nts. of a five tier wedding cake, with Misl Patty Pratt ol Fairborn, while pom-poms, camatlorJS, two large pun<h bowls on each Ohio served as maid of honor. giad•oli and greenery nomplelo end of the table · surrouoded Ill' She chose an A-line dress of red. ed the decorations.. · Rower arraHgements. Register· Mr. Darwin Bloomer of Rio Miss Boggs was gil ell in 'ing the guests was Misl Lucy Grande, Ohio served as beat marriage by her father and McMahan of Woodsfield, Ohio. man. Ushen were: Mr. Don chose a gown of white silk or- Miss Patricia Boggs of ProctorCaU of Columbus, Ohio, and ganza and chantilly lace lash- vUie, Ohio, presided at the Mrs. Lewis Lutton of Pl. Pieasloned with brief chantilly lace table. Miss Jane Eastwood, ant, West VlrgioiL lleeves. The chantilly lace Mra. James Bertcher, both of Tile bride'• mother chose a created the scalioped scoop Coiumbas and Miss Chandell sheer lavender dress with white. lleCkUne, and waa adorned with Boggs of 'Proctorville, were accessories. She wore a corsage pearls. The bouffant skirt hootesses. ol white carnatioos, was accented with chantilly For a wedding trip to Kansas Eureka Methodist Church waa A reception_ Mls held at the lace extending dow• the lrorJt and other western points the the scene of the wedding ot church lo!lowmg the ceremony. er served the punch 1ide and edging the hemline of bride wore a white linen dress Miss June WUIJams, daughter A four tiered cake graced the fee . ber chapel train. A wedding with blue shoes, gloves and of Mr. alld Mn. Dowie WU!Iama table, and II was ~ed alo!'l The bride is a graduate ring held the frout bow of or- purse. The couple will reside of Eureka Star Route, to Mr. ~tb punch and mmts. Presl<lRacine High School, clall &aaza and was adorned with at 4fl9 B Mayfair Boulevard, Roger Bromfield, son of Mr. g at the table were: Mn. 1964, and the Holzer IIOSJpltaj Aleacon lace and pearls held Columbus. Leo Brumfield, and late Mn. Marvm OUrs, of Eureka, Mrs. School of laboratory ber bouffant etbew length lm· Mrs. Mall is a graduate of Brumfield of Eureka Ster Rt. ~":'cy RE:n of l.lrbana, Mrs. ance. She is employed as ported silk English illusion veil. LiQden McKinley High school The wedding took pia- on Mre enC 0 Ins Crof GaiUpotiB, aad laboratory techniclau at · ii attended Col urn bua Bu•L · . Ed na Busy was ma1'd an MISS Gallipolis Medical Center. ,....- llunday August 21st il -.- t'JIO Mr8. p 8aro tty YJl Boy ewa of . The groom is a graduate · ot honor and Mfss Sharoa. Tay. Ress College. She is employed o'ciook' IJ1 the Bfterliodl ihe ~ er regwtered lbe Racine Higil Scll.ol, alaM or, Miss Brenda Taylor, a!ld by ' the State Taxation Depart- doublo rinG reremnnv wu' ....... gu~ pi ___. ' " ~~ - " .._ J h Pr brt•·· • --,-, .... - .... cou • wo•• Gil • boney.. 1961. alld served four Jllll'l """· o n ay, wert ...- men!. formed by Rev Jack ltutlet mooa 1r1 to Lak maids. M•ss Debbie Skaggs was Mr. MaD ts • graduate of B-"'· Sa~;_, plaDist -"-• are n p idi •t Erie, and' the U. s. Navy. He Ia• -:::~; fl · Th " "-· ...~, -·, , .... ow res ng a 828J,3 ed at the GOildyear el ower g~r.1 ey wore ~r Garner High Schoo~ Kansas, Ann Saunders, I!Piolst, presentl'd and Ave., GaUipolls. Plant at P!. Pleasant. length gowns of seaspray chll- and is stationed witti the Air 1 progr~~m of upUal mliJic. The Mrs. Brumfieid is 1 gr8Jiua~e 1 ton and teal. Tiley also wore Force at Lockbeuroe Air For<e alter of the oilur<b was decor- of GaJDa Academy ochool The eoople I! resldlnC • Hysell St., Middleport. matching seaspray organza W- Base. ated wilb arraqelllOills of white and the Mndin •5 f ' Jes and pearls stamin on a for- Out • of • town guests were gtadiota and IOVea brancbed ty CUlture t ~ to o:l Sbe Trlnlt)' Metbodlst Cbuntll ill za fiVer tatleta, with AlenCOA held iD Kilt's ....taurant. 1 0• ward plateau with pouf veil. Mr: and Mrs. Eimer Mail of candelabras. lB associ 1 d a~ ~ Homewolld, Illioois, was the lace. Her crown, and veil, were The eoupie look a ho01eymooa l 1 Mr. John W. King of Coium- Bucyrus, Kansas; Mrs. John The bride waa given IJ1 mar- Beauty ~~n. WI ocene ol 1M wedding ol Miss of the oame material. Her cres- lrip to Mackinac Island. bus, Ohio, ..rved as best man. Hamacher and soa, Gertrude riage by her talber. Tile bride Mr. Brumfield is 1 Nancy Jo Cla~ughter 1111 COlli bouquet was of white will reside at t4M5. llesJIIaiBI1S[ Mr. Chari~s Mettle of Los A• and Martha Matl, of Olathe, chose a ballerina lengtll gowa of Gallla Academy High Mr. and Mrs. P. Claud¥ rooes, and lily of the valley. Ave., "":'ey, Dlmo": g.,(es, Calif., Mr .. James Smltll Kansas; Mr. and Mrs. Cba_rles wltb sweetllearl 1 ectuae, and and Rio Grande College, and of Homewood, llllnols, Ia Mr. Mrs. Nancy SepeSI was rna- The br1de IS attending of San Diego, Calif., Mr. Walt- Boggs and family, Proc\i"'Vllie; three-quarter Jengtb sleeves. The 8 member of the faculty of Gary W. Halley, SOB of Mr. and Iron of boU81', and Mr. Gordon too Jumor College m _the er Brown of Allentown, Pa. and ; Mr. and Mro. Raymond Shato, necklille, ud a ftry fun skirt lja Academy High scbool Mrs. Paul Halley of 1924 Ever- Krick served as best man. iRg program. The groom Mr. Leslie Potts ol San Diego, Mrs. Freola, Bucyrus; Mn. was accented wlth AiellCon ]ace Out.of-towa «"etet ~· Mrs greea Road, HDmewolld, llllloil. Mr. Doug Harringloll ol Gal- attended Thornton Juaior were ushers. Cabot Hart of C<>-l Gail Green and- daughter, Gal- medalllous, and Hquln.s. The Frank PraU 8JUi dauptei, Pa~ 'nle taken at 1 lipolis, a cousin of the groom, lege, and is employed by Boaz, Miso Janke SduDoll, . , lumbus was ring bearer. UpoUs; Mr . .nd Mrs. Marshall back of the futl skirt was an ap- ty, of Fairborn, o., Mr. , lock ~ternoon of Sal- was one of the ushers. AllaA and Hamilton. lative_to Girls State • 0c The bride's mother wore nn I Boggs, Washington c. H.: ron l!ffect, with Uen of t h 1 , Mrs. Do• Call of The father of the groom Is a Attending the wedding expe<lence and actlvtlles aaua 'aflernooA dress wtth ! and Mrs. Philbert aQggs, chantilly lace falling froJn be- Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ervill of =~~Rev. Robert nallve of Gallipotis and Is d~ Mr. and Mrs. Paul McNealey. the Cbild Conservatloll matching sh~, purse and hat,j ark; Mr. Rudolph Schel~ II. Her shoulder lellgth bana, Mn. Edna Holsten an · reetorof Industrial Hygiene with Mn. Fred Harrington and met ~sday evenln& at and her flowers were plat II'-~· Hood, Texas, and Mr. and of Imported British Ulu.•ion New Yort City, and Mr. The bride wore a luD length the American Oil Co. T b 1 las, and Jndy, aU of Gallipelis, Columbia Gas ofllce. Slle chids. Mrs. Lewis Bradshaw o1 Cleve- was •stllbl to a q.-'1 erown Mrs. Jama BI'OIIIhman of gown ol wblte orglliWI over tat- groem'o mother Ia the former Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Halley of ed the dub for 9pOIIIS(II'iDjjprelellli!li7•· The groom'l mother wore a Janet of pearll, llld lwiu eu& ur- u.,toa. lela, wltll-IH!Dinldenld A!OD- Frances Walker of Porter. Powell, Mr. and Mr.. after whicb llbe waa - laee at tile bedlee llld beor Followillg the eerem011y a ... Halley, and daughter, Julia a gift from the olull. 1lu. Tile· 1rala wu allo .,...... eeplloA, attended by 180, W8l Cbrill of DaytoL The meeting opelled witb votions by Mrs. Barbara loUowed by the Motllera er in unison. Mn. Sharon ley mnde a contribullell Ill < . . club. Plana were made Held l•n Aug us t ~ NUad ......Hne waist was ~~~~~D!W=~tr; iR bact IIIII wblcb fell t. tlli1 Mrs. Dailey, Her veil of silk Illusion fell gracefully from a tiara of lace and seed pearls. She carried a while Bible 'opped with a white orchid. v0 WS ~ ' ' Nanc . y Jo Cfaudy 0 lS Wed Miss Schmoll Relates her Experiences I ';'..":U Given ...... i!:s ;>~ u. li lon October 11·13 lllUil . n u ..... ..tl!!.. .. Plans for Year District Convention Will Be Held in Mason County~;.~:;;:;. Clou Party Held !!' AI IF'ehter Home ' '·.. ' '~ .. .' �~,. I \ }' ,. .1 · . j ' . ' ' I, ' .. ' :.:~''. ,. I ' ' / I '·' . ' ,·..' ' I, ' ,; .. ' I , . ' ' ' Events-. MRS. McCUL TY • Get tt bttJulllul &«l plclute of YfJUt bdlr; lor only 98c ••' /.J f, Gallipoli1~~.. .. Dept. Store ; ., NOT .MRY PERSON ,.,...., •• .........ltheml A•lt iiiiUblll illllllllifiiiM ~ ill tr.. fltiiiiM -ket with Patent . 11111111 Wafdt 111111111 fl»tln _,..~~of LIPJIISi" llitfllllllt, 011'Mellat Red, M fiMft>J8 81.Wft. Blldl or .....Qlt ' witl'l . . . . . .. .. ' . ~~ .... IN QQOIIKI HMPEII'S BAZAAR. ~ '" ·, .' ' ~EY~CIWOI ACCOUH1 At ..• ,. �~,. I \ }' ,. .1 · . j ' . ' ' I, ' .. ' :.:~''. ,. I ' ' / I '·' . ' ,·..' ' I, ' ,; .. ' I , . ' ' ' Events-. MRS. McCUL TY • Get tt bttJulllul &«l plclute of YfJUt bdlr; lor only 98c ••' /.J f, Gallipoli1~~.. .. Dept. Store ; ., NOT .MRY PERSON ,.,...., •• .........ltheml A•lt iiiiUblll illllllllifiiiM ~ ill tr.. fltiiiiM -ket with Patent . 11111111 Wafdt 111111111 fl»tln _,..~~of LIPJIISi" llitfllllllt, 011'Mellat Red, M fiMft>J8 81.Wft. Blldl or .....Qlt ' witl'l . . . . . .. .. ' . ~~ .... IN QQOIIKI HMPEII'S BAZAAR. ~ '" ·, .' ' ~EY~CIWOI ACCOUH1 At ..• ,. �. '' ' ' ' ' i. '' ' I I ' ~\ ' ' ' ' . ~· au:s~iness . ~. ' ·, , MOYPICYM M~ $f'OIT . 11\11 JOIC!AT IRAICI SERVIa SPliNT 1 ILAmNARS Blaettnars ' PomerPY RADIATOR "'-•tft.!loQ '-rey,O. SlUING OUT SERVICE e2~JD ~M l.ll'T •P T$ fqr OUTitO.RP OR$ •• ·~· eTruck .HNter Core • Bulldoz•r · •Anr Tpe TS & MOTORS e!S(),.T rAINT •TO()L$ S..At wishes to thank tile Rutland Amencan Lesion, Post •61 tor the fine In the military the members of the Rutland Naz.. arene Church, lrleads nll«hbors, S.bra and Jtennedy and Cathy Thomu lqr playir!8 t.po, and IDYOIII Who Jwlped in any way during the death of Wiltlalll fpu4 ' 915llp ~- to lake tQniiJ to express our lbtnq lr-::= qPd appreciaUon to the many frlOilds for their fl~l 4~1f~r,, lqgs and vlstta emnded lo ¥ uncle, Clemente (Clem) ljeo~ge )'ICU!Z}lna, IJWl Sftlt. 22, 11116. Nepjlew,, ~r VI~· A~ill\>!lf, NOf~ lift· Clann~• Nevlzllpa. 9 ~ lip · I!Jird, alld ed r!ibt to your IIIII easy. l"l1NN PbOM IIIW2H. ~·tiJ·Uis Co., lllli<>. ltlil OLDS Dyumic D, coodition lhrauPQu~ brakes, radio, JUt. Ph. 38110. ' 21 HUGE SAVINGS DURING OUR Model Close-Out Sale . ON ALL ' il SEE THE FELLOWS AT POMEROY MOTOR CO. FOR YOUR MARKDOWN SAVINGS TODAYI ·, ' ' ALSO IE•L SAVINGS GN,Q"' INJIII STOCK OF OK USED CARS and TRUCKS rjlolp ,Alao Cll:lP.Jrll. · ,. . J4UI' JlllloD,-Pl!flllllll, ~~ Pomeroy.Motor fi)tp f'lt' New '.tr ':u* ~r Center' ~ttlt ~~·Jll•w itlflltJtl:u•• \'1.. \ .· · . .. ' ' ' .. . .·' -' ~I ~ I .: ,, -~ ' . • • ~ .. ""'""~ �. '' ' ' ' ' i. '' ' I I ' ~\ ' ' ' ' . ~· au:s~iness . ~. ' ·, , MOYPICYM M~ $f'OIT . 11\11 JOIC!AT IRAICI SERVIa SPliNT 1 ILAmNARS Blaettnars ' PomerPY RADIATOR "'-•tft.!loQ '-rey,O. SlUING OUT SERVICE e2~JD ~M l.ll'T •P T$ fqr OUTitO.RP OR$ •• ·~· eTruck .HNter Core • Bulldoz•r · •Anr Tpe TS & MOTORS e!S(),.T rAINT •TO()L$ S..At wishes to thank tile Rutland Amencan Lesion, Post •61 tor the fine In the military the members of the Rutland Naz.. arene Church, lrleads nll«hbors, S.bra and Jtennedy and Cathy Thomu lqr playir!8 t.po, and IDYOIII Who Jwlped in any way during the death of Wiltlalll fpu4 ' 915llp ~- to lake tQniiJ to express our lbtnq lr-::= qPd appreciaUon to the many frlOilds for their fl~l 4~1f~r,, lqgs and vlstta emnded lo ¥ uncle, Clemente (Clem) ljeo~ge )'ICU!Z}lna, IJWl Sftlt. 22, 11116. Nepjlew,, ~r VI~· A~ill\>!lf, NOf~ lift· Clann~• Nevlzllpa. 9 ~ lip · I!Jird, alld ed r!ibt to your IIIII easy. l"l1NN PbOM IIIW2H. ~·tiJ·Uis Co., lllli<>. ltlil OLDS Dyumic D, coodition lhrauPQu~ brakes, radio, JUt. Ph. 38110. ' 21 HUGE SAVINGS DURING OUR Model Close-Out Sale . ON ALL ' il SEE THE FELLOWS AT POMEROY MOTOR CO. FOR YOUR MARKDOWN SAVINGS TODAYI ·, ' ' ALSO IE•L SAVINGS GN,Q"' INJIII STOCK OF OK USED CARS and TRUCKS rjlolp ,Alao Cll:lP.Jrll. · ,. . J4UI' JlllloD,-Pl!flllllll, ~~ Pomeroy.Motor fi)tp f'lt' New '.tr ':u* ~r Center' ~ttlt ~~·Jll•w itlflltJtl:u•• \'1.. \ .· · . .. ' ' ' .. . .·' -' ~I ~ I .: ,, -~ ' . • • ~ .. ""'""~ �. • lo (.. '(.'1! •• I ' !,j ~· ._, . .) /~ - ,. ' NEWS HlGtfl.;IGHTS QP JHE WE~ ' Sale > '' of Rt. 35 R~l'Occition Bids J I ' lOC . - ~ ' . ' .. ttbay , imt.a- utiutl lOC SUNDAY, SUTEMB_ER .25.1966 '. Approved for Veterans Traming and Social Security Students .! . Next Quarter Be!lins Dec. 8 C.talog and Information THIS IS RCA VICTOR WEEK ELBERFELDS On Diploma Courses Available Upon Request ' . .. ' , ,, f j . ' '' ''I AR,, HEADQU.RT~R$ FOR GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE ' HOW AeoOT IT, CHARLIE SRclLJN? I'll HOLD TflE . 8AU.;AND 'r'OUCOMEaVNNIN6 OP AND lOCK IT:·.. , .· BOY', IT REALL'r' A66~AVATE5 ME ii-IE WAY 't'OU THINK .I'M ~- ~PIP! I GUARANi£E IHAJ Ti-1£ ONLtt TI-IIN6 THAT WILL MAKE ME Pill lliE 6AU. A~ TI-l~ 1.(1-Aill WILL 8E AN INVOUINTAR'i MllGCLE GPAGfr\ ! 65 Mustan!l 6 cylinder. Stlnderd shift, r•dio & heater, wh1tew•ll tires. Have been for many years - 64 Ford Galaxie Days of the First RCA Radios - SOOXL 2 Dr. Hardtop. I cvlind.r, 4 sra•d trans. 62 Ford Fairlane and the Come In end See The COII!plete Lint of RCA Victor for 19.7 cylinder, 66 Ford Galaxie 500 2 Dr. Herd Top, 6 cyt. inder, standard trans. Ra· cflo & helter, whitewall tires. E I'E.D Elberfelds., In.Pomeroy 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr. I the Victor Talking Machine. Like new SOD. 2 Or., 8 sta ndard tuns. Stnc:e RleHT!THrs I~EARHMTO BE 'lEAR I KICK THAT OL' eALL! :>F I'VE LOOKED IT UP, CHARLIE BROWN ACTUAL ODD5 AGAINGT 5lJCH AN cvllndor, oule. trans. Radio and h11ter, PDWtr ltt,rJng, whlttWI0 tir••· INVOLUNTAR'i MI!5CLE S~AsM OCCU~R­ ATTHAT P~ECISE MOMENT rvERE!1 'TEN BILLION 'TO ONE ! 63 Chevrolet Bel Alro, 4 Dr . 6 cyl. Standard trans. White wall II res. RELAXJNG COMFORT 60 Chevrolet FLEXSTEEL Bilcaynt. 2 Or. 8 cvllnder, automatic trans. Radio & hooter, whltewoll 11,., . . . Ul OWf*CM' H - ...t: 61 Falcon ' 2 Dr. 6 cyl. St,~dard trans. Radio 1nd IMiter. 63 Rambler SSO Series 4 Dr. 6 cyllno dtr, standud tr1n1.. r• dlo & heater, whlttwlll tire a. : ' 65 Pontiac G.T.O. Tempest. 2 Or. Hordtop. 4 P " I 1111 - 1pted tran!i. ()I . I 63 Ford Galaxie otprioo,..- daid .. ' ... jtre,..,. SOO 4 Dr. 8 evltnder. aut& matlc trans. R•Ua and heater. oowar tfHrlng, white wall tim. 4 "'*,........,.- - ... opoclalloor pio:M - . . . . . 65 Dodqe Dart 2 Dr. 270 · Sorln, 6 cyll,.. dtr, stanUrd traM.• radio and heater TRI-COUNTY Conoert ers were out boating the clnuns o2 Ford Gal. 500 for the memhersblp Mrs. Russell Bibbee is general man. Eldon Wuerch, pre~llderttl and Jameo Martin, Community 4 dr. I cyl. AI Tnnl. P . lt"rlng, radlo 1M heater 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck. 8 cvllnd•r. S speed tr1n1. 2 speed Nlr u:It. Long whHI biH. ; Solve your STORAGE "The Ohio played an important role In the westward development of the United States, a fact we were Custom 2 Daor H1rcftap. , 010 on the 1966-37 series. Power Steering end made aware of when we reached Gallipolis. This hand· Br1kes. Automatic trans. some.town was fonnded in 1790 by a boatload of aris'LESLIE EAKIN resign~ tocrats fleeing France's revolution, and who sailed this week as director of Gallla downstream here from what is now Plttsbuf1:h. Today county Ci.U Defense operations. the place boasts proudly of its origins with large signs USED CAR LOT Steve Swomy, who blstalled that tell the traveler he's In "Gallipolis, City of the JDBnaged Tower Gauls." · Locust & Sycamore Sh. Inc., has been transferred Down on the waterfront we found a smaller, grim· Pblladelplda, and will mer sign, a reminder of the river's caprices. "High water mark, March 30, 1913: 66\0 feet," it read. Signs like this, along with the river walls or levees we ba· gan to see along the middle and lower Ohio, add a bit NYE UNIVERSITY VOlKSWAGEN of drafa to the river landscape. 63 Mercury . :j / Concert, Inc., representative spoke before service clubs and at school assemblies to stir in· lerest. A troupe of French , s! ~~~~ will be the headline Pro~• ·~- ( · / Keith Goble Ford • SAlES • • SERVICE ... • COMPLOE UNE Of USED CARS • Phon• 593·7711 Simpson and Pllll!lll" Ill. 446.3291 'RIBS • • .... . . oloo Jlllti. ... _ . _ , . . _ . . , . ___ • 'J .. ' .~ . 1HIS 15 M'l LAlEt;1" MAGIC CREA"lloN . l<f'MEMB£1<- MA.K.E. 11" Sl NG. ;K)N~ AM ONAL IT ! �. • lo (.. '(.'1! •• I ' !,j ~· ._, . .) /~ - ,. ' NEWS HlGtfl.;IGHTS QP JHE WE~ ' Sale > '' of Rt. 35 R~l'Occition Bids J I ' lOC . - ~ ' . ' .. ttbay , imt.a- utiutl lOC SUNDAY, SUTEMB_ER .25.1966 '. Approved for Veterans Traming and Social Security Students .! . Next Quarter Be!lins Dec. 8 C.talog and Information THIS IS RCA VICTOR WEEK ELBERFELDS On Diploma Courses Available Upon Request ' . .. ' , ,, f j . ' '' ''I AR,, HEADQU.RT~R$ FOR GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE ' HOW AeoOT IT, CHARLIE SRclLJN? I'll HOLD TflE . 8AU.;AND 'r'OUCOMEaVNNIN6 OP AND lOCK IT:·.. , .· BOY', IT REALL'r' A66~AVATE5 ME ii-IE WAY 't'OU THINK .I'M ~- ~PIP! I GUARANi£E IHAJ Ti-1£ ONLtt TI-IIN6 THAT WILL MAKE ME Pill lliE 6AU. A~ TI-l~ 1.(1-Aill WILL 8E AN INVOUINTAR'i MllGCLE GPAGfr\ ! 65 Mustan!l 6 cylinder. Stlnderd shift, r•dio & heater, wh1tew•ll tires. Have been for many years - 64 Ford Galaxie Days of the First RCA Radios - SOOXL 2 Dr. Hardtop. I cvlind.r, 4 sra•d trans. 62 Ford Fairlane and the Come In end See The COII!plete Lint of RCA Victor for 19.7 cylinder, 66 Ford Galaxie 500 2 Dr. Herd Top, 6 cyt. inder, standard trans. Ra· cflo & helter, whitewall tires. E I'E.D Elberfelds., In.Pomeroy 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr. I the Victor Talking Machine. Like new SOD. 2 Or., 8 sta ndard tuns. Stnc:e RleHT!THrs I~EARHMTO BE 'lEAR I KICK THAT OL' eALL! :>F I'VE LOOKED IT UP, CHARLIE BROWN ACTUAL ODD5 AGAINGT 5lJCH AN cvllndor, oule. trans. Radio and h11ter, PDWtr ltt,rJng, whlttWI0 tir••· INVOLUNTAR'i MI!5CLE S~AsM OCCU~R­ ATTHAT P~ECISE MOMENT rvERE!1 'TEN BILLION 'TO ONE ! 63 Chevrolet Bel Alro, 4 Dr . 6 cyl. Standard trans. White wall II res. RELAXJNG COMFORT 60 Chevrolet FLEXSTEEL Bilcaynt. 2 Or. 8 cvllnder, automatic trans. Radio & hooter, whltewoll 11,., . . . Ul OWf*CM' H - ...t: 61 Falcon ' 2 Dr. 6 cyl. St,~dard trans. Radio 1nd IMiter. 63 Rambler SSO Series 4 Dr. 6 cyllno dtr, standud tr1n1.. r• dlo & heater, whlttwlll tire a. : ' 65 Pontiac G.T.O. Tempest. 2 Or. Hordtop. 4 P " I 1111 - 1pted tran!i. ()I . I 63 Ford Galaxie otprioo,..- daid .. ' ... jtre,..,. SOO 4 Dr. 8 evltnder. aut& matlc trans. R•Ua and heater. oowar tfHrlng, white wall tim. 4 "'*,........,.- - ... opoclalloor pio:M - . . . . . 65 Dodqe Dart 2 Dr. 270 · Sorln, 6 cyll,.. dtr, stanUrd traM.• radio and heater TRI-COUNTY Conoert ers were out boating the clnuns o2 Ford Gal. 500 for the memhersblp Mrs. Russell Bibbee is general man. Eldon Wuerch, pre~llderttl and Jameo Martin, Community 4 dr. I cyl. AI Tnnl. P . lt"rlng, radlo 1M heater 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck. 8 cvllnd•r. S speed tr1n1. 2 speed Nlr u:It. Long whHI biH. ; Solve your STORAGE "The Ohio played an important role In the westward development of the United States, a fact we were Custom 2 Daor H1rcftap. , 010 on the 1966-37 series. Power Steering end made aware of when we reached Gallipolis. This hand· Br1kes. Automatic trans. some.town was fonnded in 1790 by a boatload of aris'LESLIE EAKIN resign~ tocrats fleeing France's revolution, and who sailed this week as director of Gallla downstream here from what is now Plttsbuf1:h. Today county Ci.U Defense operations. the place boasts proudly of its origins with large signs USED CAR LOT Steve Swomy, who blstalled that tell the traveler he's In "Gallipolis, City of the JDBnaged Tower Gauls." · Locust & Sycamore Sh. Inc., has been transferred Down on the waterfront we found a smaller, grim· Pblladelplda, and will mer sign, a reminder of the river's caprices. "High water mark, March 30, 1913: 66\0 feet," it read. Signs like this, along with the river walls or levees we ba· gan to see along the middle and lower Ohio, add a bit NYE UNIVERSITY VOlKSWAGEN of drafa to the river landscape. 63 Mercury . :j / Concert, Inc., representative spoke before service clubs and at school assemblies to stir in· lerest. A troupe of French , s! ~~~~ will be the headline Pro~• ·~- ( · / Keith Goble Ford • SAlES • • SERVICE ... • COMPLOE UNE Of USED CARS • Phon• 593·7711 Simpson and Pllll!lll" Ill. 446.3291 'RIBS • • .... . . oloo Jlllti. ... _ . _ , . . _ . . , . ___ • 'J .. ' .~ . 1HIS 15 M'l LAlEt;1" MAGIC CREA"lloN . l<f'MEMB£1<- MA.K.E. 11" Sl NG. ;K)N~ AM ONAL IT ! �f !' NEWS H1Gtf1 1'-'.U."'r.r:: .n-. .:on: un;r;l( ' . ... Sale~ WE1'RE~ BY D. C. ... -~ .... ........ . .. _ , . . ; . . ~,. .,... . ... . . .. . . . ! .... . .. -· . . . . - - - ... ., ·• -- ., ~- -' ., .- ' ~ !!11 . ..-... ~ ..... . ,. . - - ~~ -· ····•· ·•"·' ... .... ........... ...... . _____ ~ - ~·~·- · ...._ .... .. ......... _ .,.,. -- ... --. . - " . - . .. ., - ' "' ·....-~· • . .., ·· .;'·•. ,_. •· .-~· .., ,_ .., • _..,.. "' .,......,. •. ,,.. ,., "i" ~ -~r._... -~ ~ - --·-~ · · · · - - ~ --- ~ ---. ·- - -- ..;.,.,.._ .. 1 ...., ~ ~ • w~ ..... -~--" .L _ _._...,... • >1 " • .. ... • CAPTAIN EASY BIGNE:si~ v.:as the annowtoement b,ds for the Rt 35 byi ,.· INA WA'JEtliFRONr CAFCIN round Gallipolis will ~ m Columbus on Nov. \Jl'I)Ject calls for an ou D~UA, $4.1 , on. The propo l:me co aoll•.·d access v:i\1 st::~rt a half-mile · IIA'4E YOU HEAIIDl 114E CREW OF AVONKEE s.IEEP ~COME DOWN EENCURAILE Oi&EASE FROM DARK~ST ~CA! rON'IltE lltEOI'TER· . IIANEAN &EA ••• !H 160. and run to a 1 :ret west of the Silvl ..t K;mauga. ThP new route is des -;pceds up to 70 miles 1 )ne other segment of roadway is now unde ·;lrurtlon. by-passing * ..:;. •·~ ".." ·-...• \' i lie, and extending ,niles into Jackson co other five mile sector in Jackson county will l'd next year. r EL PRE510ENTE, 1 '4'0ULD FAIR FANS numbe 2011 attended .TEK·FOOr STI:nkl~OPE ! SUCCESSFl BUSINESS CAl BEGIN AT C .l Appro~cd for Ve Training and S< Security Stude 'M ~IP'S cAPTAIN ~'i IE lAM AUIEAD'I ~iWO 8001E5 MU5T 5AIL 8'1 MOI'NIN6! 10 i~E IW!BOI'I '5IWIKS! I I Next Quart I BeQins Dec. r... Catalog and lnfar On Diploma Cor Available Upon R T~E CR~ Aa.EAN SILL OF ~EALTII! 'TWE !.IlEa> GEE'IE NOT TOUCII TIIEM WEETII tile ann ' ~ GALLIPOLI ,·, BUSINESS CO 36 Locust Sir• Phone 446-43 t· Havi11g , clt'sposecl of his Bpanish doubloons at '. 6boO! I'M IN A t1 coin ~fl.Y/ FIL.L. auchOn, !idluJIIer !Jiue IT UP! lJI&/S 901119 J 65 Mustin!! 6 cy1indu. St.nda redia & he.ter, w Iires. 64 Ford Galal /Joe/do r.lo!IJI Roger Isle FINE! I'LL & ALONG SHQ!m.Y 10 HELP 'I'OU HUNT THE. OVERRUNNING THE. PIRATE: TReASURE, . MR.BLUE! DOI>l'l eRING AMY MORE! nu::v'RE \S~AND1 AI..REJID'( FAi14ER\ SOOXL 2 Or. Har~ cylinder, 4 spreCI Like new 62 Ford Fairla 500. 2 Dr., 8 standard tnns. I 66 Ford Gala1 YOU'VE 500 2 Dr. Hard To inder, standard ti' dlo & heattr, .; tires. CONIM\TTE.D At-l ACIOF N3GRE!3SION! CRE.&;TED At-.1 64 Ford Gala) ll'lTERNATIONAL 500. 4 Dr. I cvllnd trans. Radio and power steering, • tires, tt-IC\DENT! 63 Chevrolet Btl Alrt, 4 Dr Sfandard tnne. W lires. 60 Chevrolet Biscayne. 2 Dr. 8 automatic tr1na. he Iter, whitewall 61 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cvl. St•~• Radio 1ntl h. . .,. ..._. 63 Rambler WINTHROP 65 Pontiac G ,. Tempest. 2 Dr. H. •IMtd trans. 63 Ford Gala· 65 Dod~e Ol &2 Ford Gal.! 4 dr. I cyl. At 1 -ring, radio or 64 Ford F-704 Dump Truck. I S tJMed tr1ns. 2 I! •:de. Long wheal 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Power StHrlr Brektt. AutomaU Keith Gobl1 USED CAR Lecull & Syc•m NYE U~ SAlES • COMP Slfl!pson and ,... l'YE GOT . rr! I'\IS@Or rrl 500 4 Dr. 8 cvllno m1tic trans. R• huter, oower whit. wall tiNt. 2 Dr. 270 Sorlot, der, stand.lrd trat and heater .~\ . -. !'-" 550 Series 4 Dr. der, standerd tr dlo & htlftr, v tires. .' ,. ,• ;~ . ,'t ·' OUR BOARDING HOUSE by Bill Freyse �. ' -~- i · q • • • • . . - - r ' •1 1.' ·- __'_:'.l. ~ -~· _.~ .. _·_. _·'· · ..J ..R:iuliw[\fnm.,n.Jnuti'P.dinHannvlloBIJw± NEWS Hlotr•~U:ft'.. n .. :n-11~ ~s;l( l sa~~ ·~ .. ; ' •• ' •• • • • , -~ • ._ , .• - .. ~ • •• ,, -~ ~ .. . ....... ,, .... - ~ .. 4 ~'II.,.,~ a* ,_.~ .. ,...,"' -~ 119..,. "' .......... .... "" <ill ,. ~. ~ . .. .,.._ ........... " .. .,. ,. _. •. ,.. ,. , ,, ...... .,. . •.. , I........ ..... ~ •• ,. • • ' -~-- · · ·--. • ' - •i - .. . . "' ....• - ~ -• ... • ~~•: ...... . .. - . _ . . . -. - -........ ... .. . ~. ., . . ._ ........ . . ..................... .,. .- . .~ ....... ~ -.~--·---- · . . ... ·-~ - -- .....-~ . ~ . . .. .......... ....._ . .. .. , .. . •.":"-~ ·· -:··.-,. •r "" ..,.""' _.. __...,,,,......,.,..,ll ...,...........-..,....,.........,......,.,._...,_., 1· - - BY D. C. WEtBE~ IN GAUIA· BIG NEWS iD Gallis I bv Art 8 TBB ·BORN ·LOSB·& ·- was the announcemept bids for tile Rt. 115 by-j ; .; . round Gallipolis will b,1 m Columbus on Nov. l,mjec t calls for an o~ $~ . I 1 on. The propo lane co aolled access •·:ill start a half-mile ! •• ' . . HI. 160. and run to a ~ fee t west of the Silv. · ;1 t Kanauga. · The new route is dtie speeds up tq.70 mile~~.< One other slgment of roadway is now unde struction, by-passing 1. ' ille, and extending li miles i!lto Jackson ~ other five mile sectof in Jackson county will ed nex:t year. FAIR FANS numb& 200 attended lite ann SUCCESSFl BUSINESS CAl BEGIN AT ( Approved for Vl5l Training and S< Security Stud~ Next Quart Begins Oec1 Catalog and Info~ On Diploma Coj Available Upon R GALUPOLI BUSINESS CO 36 Locust St" Phone 44&.43 .'lOUR SEC~ET TRAP- OH, I COULD-- 6AZOQ I SIMPI..Y WON•r floiTlR. 'N! CClNTEST! I CAN•T OCI 'JI.IE WATUSI f 65Mustang 6 cvlinder. Standa radio & heater, w tires. 64 Ford Gala' SOOXL 2 Dr. Ha" : .,.ea (vlind•r. 4 • Like new T. M. .... IUiiW. Off. 62 Ford Fairla 500. 2 Or., I standard trent. c l SLIPPED AN ICE CU8E DOWN 14ER 66 ford Gala, SOD 2 Dr. Ho~rd To inder, atand1rd tr d'lo & heater, w &ACKf I tires. 64 Ford Gala) 500. 4 Dr. 8 cvllnf trans. Rtdio •nc:l power lttJrinl, • tirn. U 63 Chevrolet+ Bel Alre. 4 Dr :' Sl1ndud trans. WI ~- tires. 60 Chevrolet Biscayne. 2 Dr. 8 · eutomatic trans. heater, whitewall · I \ 61 Falcon - 2 Dr. 6 eyl, Sto~cla Radio 1rid Miter. I \ 63 Rambler tlio & h11ter, ¥ 65 Pontiac G ' '' SSG Series 4 Dr. d1r, !itandarcl tr tires. The:re the~ ~o, 5pookie. L ~··' .. ' .. • ' T1mpe11t. 2 Dr. H1 &)»>ed trens. 63 Ford Gala! ••' ( I { } '' ) ' SOG 4 Dr. I cyllnr ;~ mafic trans. lft heater, power wfllto wolf IINI. 65 Dodqe D1 2 Dr. 270 · StriH, cltr, stend1nl tra1 and h11ter 62 Ford Gal. ! ,j 4 clr. 1 cyl. At 1 .... rln1, rlllle Ill 64 Ford F-704 63 Merc11ry toiotam 2 Door a.,keo. Steerl, AutOIIIIII '.I '1 - ' You 9oin someplace ? • ' ~ •• - i .... '~ KeithGobh . I USEQ CAR J. ' Lecult & ''""m ' .E tr NYE II I·i SAlB e ~ ' oxlo. Lont _ , Power i l :! ••. Dump Trvck. 8 5 .-H trans. 211 ·'' j COMP _, ·L~'f . 'l ...... i j,, ' �,• J • ' •• ., ( NEWS HIGJ!f1 ~ ' . . .... . . ,... Sallr~ , .. , .~ - .:. ~ . .. ' • ... ? .. ...... ..~~ .. .. . ~ .. .. .. ~ ... .. . ' '' loW .-~·~~~ . 6, -···· · ·- -· ~ ··- -·-· · r ·. 0 . . . . ··- --"' • ., ,....- ~., AI · PRISCILLA'S POP • ' .... ~ . . .... ..... :. . # $ ;: . .... .... ~ _.. _.., _,, ,. .-~ - - · ..- -~- ·~ I IN GWJA'. BIG NEWS in Gallis t j was the announcement bids for the Rt. S5 by-( round Gallipolis will b, m Columbus on Nov. 1 ~ roj ect calls for an ou ~1 . 1 1 on. The propo lane ..:o aolled access v:ill start n half-mile ~ . .. .~. Bl' D. C. WETHER! .. ' I / t Ht. tGO. and run to a 1 i'L"et west of the Silvt .1t Kanauga. The new route is defl -;; peeds up to 70 miles One other segment of roadway is now unde struclion, by-passing vi lle, and extending t miles into Jackson co·, other five mile sector in Jackson C<Junty will Prl next year. l must ask you not to interrupt FAIR FANS numbe 200 attended tile ann .J SUCCESSFl BUSINESS CAl BEGIN AT C Approved for Ve• Training and St Security Stude Next Quart Be!lins Dec. 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