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Q£1 l 8 9 10 ll 12 1) 14 8 15 16 17 lB 19 20 21 15 22 2) 21> 25 26 27 28 29 ~ q,;~~~~*~~Rn;; 22--':~ 29 NOV \ Prooessed b7 OAVIO fSo~S em PUBLISHED Po ci\V ctj- v'A!\&-s- ,vi: 1 ', TITIS lllTES PtT-1\..-f 'NYT St l' )fiiJfd..ICJ4 lo Ll-18 ~ 0 Jo .Pagvs Pro:cocod. UJ.II Sheet OVERSIZED (over 18 !Ct.'l or 25 high) •" '\ a D �·. f ,. • \ .. i. ,' . . I, 1908 •" . 1 ' J., . ; f\e•,'l l" f ~- ·, ,..;• r·-·~~ . '-. ~ • ' I . 1.:;.1._ .; ]. I • ·' ' .... ' -~ . 1J A _A' . ' o I ... ;p . . . ·~ I' ~ • ,. ~ , . -· .' ' ~- ' o App]jC8t• . Bemg • Accep " ted Future P.at I•enl care IS• · DOOD. . a! 'l'lle .f ' -Sched . uJed OD Lot Krog,er l' PT. PLEASANT - lWi!w II the lid mte residence on Villill& lletweiD the local IfNir :Stlft and the Point ~ ., BIIIIding and Loan Ia belln MODday lo 1lllb- RJ Cor more parilnc III'CI fDr tilt . . Kroger llort. 1'lle naldliiCI, one a! the CJi(der hOmetl .In Pl. Pleaaant, - ~ .tiJe Nldence af f!il, ll!e ·Geotp Hoof! wbo at 4tilt time Olmed and operat,. til a,dl'lll store In Pl. ·PI••••:!! aiid ~1~ 1t. iocal Opera iiOUit •loelll!i•In tbl! SOD block ct. ~ Street ·whlell .waa the al Ill theatrical prodrw· t1o111 In lbe city, 'Ibe ~ff ~ wu purchased by the late· G. G, .IJite wileD lbe Kqlr lfGN ... buill 011 the ~~~ .. .. lilt former home. lfeDIJ lwJDI, Pomeroy, II 0\YIIo ti CJ1.11je, KnJ~er Stm bullillng II . . :,t!ID be In charge of the I ~ . pntCram. ...... *' CANDIDA it:S! mw 1 G»LHart to B:e. ·. Aaetioneer.s I WILL BE THE HONORABLE JOHN W. BRICKER Former Governor, St1te of 0 hio 1nd United St1tes Sen1tor We h1ve I sl1te of c1ndid1tea th1t we 1re •II proud of. E~eryone 11 welcome to come out •nd meet the candidates, shake h1nds with them, t1lk with them: •nd .enjoy • FrH Me1l with them. We w1nt everyone to get •cqu•lntecl with these dicl1t11 fnd know them 11 ' '-If' ~ ·.ll. .. • 'i~·T ,, do. c1~~ __,.TH..,...URSDAY, l'liDAY \ 1nd SATUtii)AY . Ocl. 6-7·1 "BATMAN" "-Teebniootor1\dam West (BaFanl • Burt Colore~rt.oons i)irector Gordon . lncldeilt ol sa id no had ·ever happeqed the . campus. [ illjiiiii~ J(llll ~Eit ~~;:~~~~~=~ Mlu Edna Lochner ~~I ~·~:=~~:~~~t NOT SAME rifA!C ; 1irill' be Dale Lee Connolly,' R. "9 '; cii84 (7 p. m.) so tbose who wiab J~eedsville, Is not thfi same per- on Tllesday. October 4, at to attend tile Marietta-Fairmont son as Cllfford Dale Connolly p. m., Pastor William C'. Freshman football game may who was· arrested recently by today annom~ced. Miss do so. Ralph Gilmor. will the Meigs County Sheriff's De- Is on her second prepare oyster stew after the partment on a OWl charge. hoI dIng services IIDOIIII one car mishap Fr1da) at t1 : 15 ty jail were•Joe Beaver, Leon, p. m. 6ve mil~ north of , the a118aull and battery warrant city on Rt. 3 when~ car driven and lntoxlcallon and Garljlld by J~hn Thoma• S mons , Zl Jordan, %. Letart, charged Huntington lost andcontrol of his with driving while lntoricated. car on a curve ran Into a 1 ...:.-tisi.Jll "' . II • ' WBI ' . .,. ' ',' ., ..n. ·' There is a big difference • 1n ''Discounts.'' For your protection Use this Guide: ---- Mr1. Thelma Cooper • .;1 • • on 0 • ' ~~Speaker · ' ·)) ...••• -... ~ :~ Harley o.rol Diu _,, "'_ ,":\ ·' .;::: .::: ·--" ~ l ·~ • ! : ::1 . --.:-: Marie; three cblldrea, MIL Robert (Giadle) stewart, M• on, W. Va.; Harlan DeVol, PlaiR City, Ohio: aod Mra. ...ymond Kloes (Patricia), Mid- . dleport and two ~rc !:;.a., Wll iJeVol, Toledo and 1\felvin, of Belle, W. Va. Others liiii'Vlvinl are bls mother, Mra. ViDa DeVol ol Mblemllle llld 1 h graudchildreo, He WBI preceded Ia death bJ his father 81111 twt brother•. The most oornrr.on varieties of discounts include: ')'Begl(iling'• cf&Scounts designed to woo you into a store to build \\-eek-end traffic. ~ HShiftlessH crascounts that are there .today .ant!_ gone on 1he IIIOIIOirV. ~ . ._ \ . ~ChooseY" disalu1~ \A1 selected items only.,. . . Annual 4-H . . Achievement Day Event Set "'· In the welter of d!scount claims, even the most astute shopper can neve'Vtbe certain that she is getting the most for her money.. Harley DeVol, 15, of Columbus died Tbursday at SL Alllbony's Hospital 1n Columbua fol. lowing aeveral montha IIIDeu. Funeral services wW be beld Moaday, Oct. 3 at I p.m. at tbe Ev8118 Funeral nome, uvmcstoR and Kimball-Ave. wfth bur· Ia! In Greenlawn Cemetery Ia Ctlumbus. He wu rr fvrmer ierddent " Middleport. He ia aurvlved by hla witt, , II d... the dw~ ol the late Abram YGdl&f ud llarJ 1JDa Phil· llpa. · Her llallland, Tlwmaa aart IQN. died Mllftllt 1e, 1986. !mhrde . . Herbert Y. 88)lre, Lltmi, W. v~.: two daustrten. Bra. Mary L. Gladden, Clayton, and Am. Eleanor E. Newberry, Letart, W. Va.: nine lll'andcbildreir and ORe sister, Mra. Hattie Reed, ,Letart, W. Va. . fuwal services will be held a! the Vernon E.U.B. churdt Monday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Harry D. Elder officiating., Burtal will be In the Volker cern• tery. Mrs. Sayre was a member of the Vernon E.U.B. church and of the Avalancbe Ho.me Demoostratloo club. Fnends may call at the restdence Of the deceased alta' AOOR Sunday. ... ...... .,, 11 ·'· . '.,,, -Improvemeah litter. , TQDAy 81 . any tlfne d~ring . TUESDAY • IIY If The ° SPEAKER FOR THE EVENING Vernon i!OIIIIIIuattj Ia 'LeW Va. p---' - y Fri _., • , ,...... •"• • day at the Ga!Bpolfl Medical Center Holpital ' ..., OD Sis_, 1 • pareai., MEEIIWG IS EA~ meetiDg. CIJarles Shtze! Pomeroy Drew ..Web•ler Post Cotlllll&nder. dlltb. Salmons complained Gil bac~ ihJUry Th, re W<rt nu ct. Mrl. Thelnul K.. Cooper, II, , e resident of 81 Garfield Ave. M,., JPilliam Filher Gallipolls, wa1 found dead at · )Ira. WIUiam Fisher, 89, 8:30 a. m., Saturday, by her pused IWIJ Saturday mOI'IIIIlg daughter, Mrs. Don Fulka. a! the Melil General Hospital Mrs. Cooper, a former em. ~r • tbree weeks illllesa. ployee of Holzer Hospital, hlld Bom Ia Minersville on June been In falling health for 10 v. 21, 11'17, .abe was the daughter eral years. 111 lbe 1-. Thomu IDd Diua Sbe was born in Obto twp. oo Parter. Her busbud, Wllllam June 7, 1915, daughter of · 11Jt M. ,..,, jftCedod her fll late Bert and Nettle Arlie! Ratb Dlnl Jell'll&O. 1\Jn. J'iab. Shaw. Four surviving sisters u waa 1 member of the Pytb- are Mrs. Lucy Hamlltoo Mra lao Lodge of Pomeroy, Adele Cremeens, both of Gal: lbe D of A Lodge of Pomeroy, lipolis, Mrs. Willa Houck of . the WDd~ Garden Club, and Columbus, aod Mr. Frances the Mlomrille Methodist George of Huntington. A brotbOiardl. er Forrest prteeded her 1o Survl'ftlrll lnCJI!!de live aons, de" th, She was a member of Plul P., .blllu Mason, and the St. Peter's Episcopal Hiram T.• . all of MlaeriVIUe; Church. }'forman T1, Seaecavllle, 0., and She was married to Bryan JohD W., Akron, 0 ., 15 grand· Cooper in August 1838, and his . cblldreo and 16 ~fell grand· death was on Dec. 25, IH:J. He ~lldren. was a fonner law officer and Funeral leriices will be beld highway employee. Monday at 2 p.m. at lbe Ew- Mrs. Cooper Is survived bJ (llg hneral bome wllb the)tev. one ~ghter Mrs. Donovan Wendell Stutler oftlelaiiJii Bur- Fulks of Gall1poUs ! tal will be In lhe B and a grandeecb .Grove son Bryan Lee Fulks cemetery. Friends may call at body 18 11 Mllle;..a Home the !bani home 1111 time. for I'WJerals and funeral ar:. : . ~-Ia '!!Ill Ill IDIMI'Pioed at 7:30 P.M. 1 1111 Mlu UIU B. Sebwartzwalder, 58, palled away In Columbus Saturday inorning She former realdent Po.;!:; 1 8111 vtvor1 btdude her Mr. and Mra. Berman Schwartz. waldw, ·Galeu, o., lbree boo lbei. Wesley M. Schwalzwal· D~ Galena, 0., Zlrklt M. and Wllliam D~ both 61 Columbus Mlu Schwarlswalder was ~ member allbe Churcb o! Chrial Scltltilt lu Columbus. Funeral lerVIces will be held at t h t ScboediJiter-Lin Chapel Ill Columbua liloudl,y II 2:30 p.Ill. ,;iii'• Wednesday, October 5th wr ll • .. iBon:.... Mt:•. SclWiartDoolder 1, EXp} d •:dIron ' ·m • •*• 1ft Ill .... / '' · . + COIIducted Molday morning. The body wlll lie· cremated. ° .. !) Irene YODker Sayre 71' of II lar _.. ,, . Lbf illl ... Iori · - .. - '-'d · F e ra tilions "'ven and prop•rty dnm- No. 39, Amerlcao Legion, wW ,rfl's . PT.Department PLEASANT - !'he Sher· ace ha: not been •esltmat«<. hold Ita regular meeting, Mon~vestlgated Arrests recorded at the coun- day. Oct. 3. one ~our early . . Irene l'onkerSf.tyre whirl ptuall a rl111 will be ! c:MI:JGS THEATRE •. a.. tile llolt-BIIIot& J'tiDerll Am J \iuR lO<Al CANDIDATES WILl BE THERE. AlSO EXPEOED AnEND ARE, •• . t::' :Jhla1, Mn. lruDi BalleD ctl tirllllll; w. Y&, . . 1r11u :LiJUaD ·.Qdlel il Alltus, - . l,ftf" COME AND MEET OUR :" lite llld • lleart " lila II h; B .tf) 1 • ca- ::l!QOIJ H' her Taxes, . C00tr0'} F Voters -Miller 1 •• lllrl. IIIIDia illlan, .. ctl Itt SlcDttll Aft. wldDw ctl w 8 ~u '· ....... A ••• · • ..._ II bcr illae J11e ftldar .U. ° T'L ; ·Jfre.Millnle£ 1tJ• p tJnas l er J b . " • RaiD • Pr b d ... '"·"ted REPUBLICAN:,:: all!8 !Itt I bJ 'llat:JIIIn!lltll.ltinll.,, October I, liM S One-Ca\r Wreekla , ~ ,By IIASKtlJ; ,s.itO~T · lacks ~n Reaini. · l~stel(d hi llKI!cate he•too!l!ong wee'k~11s. United Prtss Ia'terpaHoa~ 1J lalklnc, ~I his apmtn!Btr,ttnn . • Rearna, ·meanwhile, , IIJ'!""Y OO~UMDUS (UPI) - Alqpg and, apptalm11 ,lor .lhe election campalp Is pJ,cki!IJ the CIU:IIIja!in.trall . . . and .lt: IB :or .JIIldple wlio ~lrlU co'. ope!'llle h.e has outlined (our . •. bit rougher. · • will! him in his pexj q. 1Tijii J)ospls. ' Gov. JIIJiles A. !lhojles means he would lllle IP see an-·· :. • . ' . ·r talking most!)' of' 'iiis ·record other .Repubtlcan Jegildature., · · · ·.msiatest was a ·pro~ . and Industrial development tn Reams ' however like moSt llihUnl w~ter poU~.Ifon and his campaign speeches with on- challeng~rs has had to ~0 on brought him his.biggest .butst ly an occasional Indirect re. the altack. In .sever~) of his publicity. He would .crea~ .at state fen: Frazier speeches he hill referred to special sovernment Rea,nls• jabs oo his' travela, Rhodes as " a "director of' deal Will\ the probl!lJl. RepqbUcat\s want to fight recreation" and "rlbbon-cutter" the 19 agencies lnvo)ved In back. and lnake ~arns' Senate and Implled the goveroor was and water pollutll(n conll'OI; attendanc~ an issue. . not. in Columbus attending to , .T!Ie. Tol~o senator also s.ug. . ., . ,, .. ,. • As the 10cumbent and btg fa- bus10ess. . _ " . ., 8 watl!r • user· tp 91 day ~state will "' 1~ ~-.... b. ,, write -for re:elecUon. ,Rhodes .< RhoderliiiS'S~Id a number Ill perhaps 1 cent per thousand .held. . ~." .· . -·. . "-"'-. " hopes for a consen. times, ~!we and si!K'e ~ Pllona of water used but ·IIVt The plalfonn wW approve the ilprlver ~ till ~ ~· vote and ,ha·~ Indicated he carnpalgD began, that a gover· Rhodes lldhilnlslrHon, ·'proll!jse · . " . is not likely to make direct at· oor sho~ld get out and see hla more of lhe ume aM ptoba. CHICAGO - TP · HUNT . stale and tta ~P\t and not OS 0 bly hiqt of some ~w · . , , .the killer of Valerie Pllt~. spend·bia ttme slijlng In Collllll- • wblch Rll(ldea will . . of ~fd~· lell~tor. bus.. Ancl' he told new.men ea~· the campal oes · · · c~,, 1~, ~· . · · •· ly in his WJnil..!!.IstraUon lhat It 10~ In late the mated Sitiu'da~ !lui ~ \eo&. (Continued from page I lhey wanted to cover .the gov. Dl 1 lh . · ' " . tlnued .the m~l lillie!< of abo•e normal rainfal, in Dixie, ernor's office, the door waa :nd . : •~=~ta~~~ all JlOYII!le)e~'1 • • · '·' ~ conUnued drought In . the open . but if they wanted Ill cov- · over with Sen · 'Robert F :~ ' Olle of the lif;tl:' ~~ \Iilia I!Mtdw<!SI and cooler than usual er the governor lhey could eined of N " t · . • F.rlda,._ ,hejj'·.~ce 1 temperatures in the east half ot peel Ill travel. PT. PLEASANT - An ez. t ~ir ~: y~ teth~alter 'a yauth· Wlio'.lllbd lo 1 Pa · the nation. The heal was Ill In response to requesta from amlnallon for Posbnu~ at ~ .rail- · aboard Iii ''" ~~ted coninue in the far West. the field, the GOP has prepared Pt. Pleasant wtll be open for : d:r~TI~~eS:veland · aome 30 h~ biifore' lhll a paper 1hat has overtones of acceptance of applications nn· a/:: I slain, . . PROOUcriON STOPPED 11!f .tar( exchange between til October 25, the U. S. Civil Th, N . · TOLEOO, Ohio IUPI) - Rfallls al)d state Rep Harry L Service Cllmm!Bsion announced. h d : ew Y~r~h;enator bu LOS ANGELES '- A 1IO'J'B,. Producltonr was baited ·~- Mcilwain at llowllng Green dur: a wo men arranging er and her live chlldm 'fUn ISal:urd.ay at the Owens-llll s• 1 th ~ The compeUton for the fl,· the dinner to make cerialn that burned to death Saturdi" When Libbe lass < !ant ng elr P mary contest. 665 a year posllton, must have all goes well and the turnout 1a If ~· h Y ~ P Mcilwain called Reams the at least three years of experl· good. Comparisons will be ~e engu ed their apal1mint 80 "Hugh Hellner of Ohio poll· ence (education above ere w en the hlsh of the GOP and Democratic In the Aliso Vlllaie · houslnl Th went strlk~ h tics"" Heffner publish.es Play- school level may be substituted gatherings but one bit ot the project. '' ' ,. ·.. · , e t e ·!loY· )tlllgazlne. Reams said Me- for .lll ,·YI!arl of experience), , Flrtmln aauHhe, · womana PASS DEFENSE - Gary Drenner (12) and Rocky Williams (10) show lne defensive effort for the Rutland Red Devils on a pass from Southern of ilw-In often was absent from showll\a'that they have the abtlend 8 IIJI!toehlld llliN " A~o Space the legislature, called him lty to CO(Iduct and manage the . I• to ·a ' hOI)lltat. . 'll'llelr back Bob Grueser to Senior End Mike Je nkins (80). The football is seen here set up picket l!"es "HalfUme Har:f." - . ; / Cilmmurilty's postal business ef· D COIIdltlon ' Wit uqt ~l•~t~J log through Jenkins' arms uncaught. In the background is Rutland's Ollie Barrell (88). Rutland won the game 34·0. members .of 1)Yo Ul)l~na Along these lines, a col!llden· ficiently · and to aupervtse em· .I ., ·res1mtil1g other product1on llal memo for Republican work- ployees "so that customers are S 8Ce ' "' .' I· track or the workers refu~ed to cro89. ers shows Reams missed 388 satisfied with the service, mow . BERLIN_, Sl!VEIIAL:'f~UN' closed ci rcuit The machmlsts walked out rollcalls during the two regular that they are of good reputapersons . atoned ~ said. alter they voted to reJecl the and one special se89ion of the lion and can deal with the brok~ through b"an'icaL Even arll!1" 61= patieot leaves company's offer of a new, two- legi~lature 4uring his two:t.;m, public agreeably and effectiveclemandliiel ·$' 'ia. the hosp'it~l may carry conract. The lid ' ·r•e· as a state senator. · ly, muSt have resided within Congrealonal Candldile "de~MJI\Jic ~·" ~ ' ment expired at midnight · Th R " ·· ' h d ,,. 1 h E Mill s turd ol the lorlreli' "~ ...... CLEVELAND lUPfl - When "From thai moment on, every transmitting sensGrs to F ·d e earns . voling ~rd t e e Ivery o t e office for ence · er ~ a~ ....., ), . , ~l"' . . · d · h n ay. showed he missed 80 of 997 ·toll- one year Jmmedlaely preced- llng warned Tenth District Rudolf Ifill, <lnil ..~ futuro generations get sick and , item that has to do w• th pa. aa ~ e compuer a hoscalls in the IOSth Generii As- ing tbe closing date of the ers that more government conthe d8D\OIIIirllll'n '.i ll'i i I ~. h . h . , tienl will be stmJlarly fed to pttal. Doll Parade . 'J ,., .. ' .; &o to t·' "' osptta 1. I ey Wi 11 en· , be d 't'I ' sembly regular session 63 exammaton and must have trois and an lnCQIIIe tax hike 1101181· . ' the <omputer, to store un 1 8 d MOUNT VERN 0 N N y . . ' h · · " ::.•. ., counter an au!Dmated operation I d d ut Hu son assured the ruture1 ' · · of 185 m the 1964 sp..,al •es- reac ed theJr 18th birthday. could be forthcoming after . . .. of faultless efficiency, Dr. / r1 ee ' . ./ nurses that in the automated IUPI) :-Sen: ,Robert F Kenne· sion, and 245 of the 9tll of the Persons : over 70 years of age lion because the Admin!Btrallon . VATICAN CIT!'., .,... ' P0PB Charles L. Hudson, president ofj "The pa llent's pulse. empera· [ hosp1tal they won't become ob . Cahforma s Ronald Reagan regular session of 1~ The tO- cannot be ,appointed. ·seems to be favorlllg thiB VI Satunli)l ilpeltld a " D ' 1 •• " New York Gov Nelson 1 h ed h · ed · 1 t' th th of pra·'"" '"'.Jho ........ th ' e Amencan MAE !CAL Assoooure. resplraion and oher phy· l so e~. Rockefeller are Jeadin !he 1a s ow ~ nuss .. , 388 All qualified applicants will ? acton ra er an ft , . ~~ ., r.:: . ~-'l' t.on, predJcted Saturday. Isiolo•ical data ·will be collected ''You aloog wih h tl ' d 11 d g ~r 18.6 per cent of lite 2,1183 ,roll- receive conslrleratlon for ap- m federal apendinl. . Cor Jle•Cil • . ~ e , na on s o para e. 1 of 205 days the legiSlature ·was Spesklllf at a· women's '" • . • • • 1 Hudson in a talk ar t m.ee t- automabcally by burltrn sensors dans will ha ve o sad by ·, 'll!is~visory comes from My "h . t f th " ·. - polntment without regard to . I Ath< Mill aid ••-t 'Ibe ponWf ,ded!Ca•d A:. . • J if treat e t f th f t ' - WI ' ·. • ,. e. a company .. I sessmil, mas o e uays race r41igion color n r a1 mg n ens, er s "'• '-' .., . .,.. Ing of th, e Ohio Student Nurses .. . m n. o e pa ren tween the patient and these that lng lhe last day of the week to . : • ' a Jon "although tho President will Rosary prayen thaU•' .~ies Assoriation described a pa- calls lor medJCatron every hour h' es ~oils willi individual [ orrgm, sex, politics, or any . th 1 gth ' ind b adtb dally in hia ~rivate ..i\.;..1 ~ . . th t Ill d th . marve1ous mac 1es J prt serve other noli ~' merit factor range e en · re , r. ,~ . Ilent Will be cared in the ; e compu er w sen e. In and strengthen the human part fac es. The three gentlemen of the land !bill Fall on his "1101!- members of his b~ .. liJ. hospital o1 formation to th~ console s tattor. of medical ~a re. named. it says, are "curre1t1y "fJ"'•,ep · , ' political' tours, he undoubted- the Cal\1!! ql' peac:t. ' . "Th at the proper time. telhng thel the ·most Idolized pollclans" · #.;- ~ -L ly will be careful not to tell · •·· ·. · . ·. e " offl~r who ! nurse what to do and when." "Machine• cannot give the among doli · Iovers. (Continued from ~~e 1 . 011~ 0 e8 the American 1e the nn· ' IAN FRANCIIICO '; . - , the pauent w111 key If a paier~'s condii•>n changes ,·p~lient an alcohol rub. Or, if Historical !dot note : In 1964 . . . ·. . . 5 ,. ' .' : ,, : · .. Jea•an! news ..:fawalta them \orn Sllli' Frllictaeo~ ',,,a ,_.his soctal security num- a Signal will alert the nurse, / tl.ey do, the , alcohol rub wiH Ure company't .' !ilosi 'JI!lpulat! g~tev~p~ .. l~~<;lud111J /.~"Y', ''0 · 'b "" ~ hi after . · the electloti: : nllibt !!1M. ~" """ I central computer. who wlll also be able to keep certainly lose its popularity." doll was Barl'y Goldwater. prtxlucllon stand~rdlr anit"'lood uftlurt r, )'I'll~' ·Great '&clety ~ '1\tiv- took emeqeney . . . . . . service, could cause curtailment In toward 1 tax hike ellli'er day to find jpbllor.~~... of productiOn of Chrysler's 1967 t'l fo~ business Or wage:..mm emplOJed ·N""*·' '· ',' · : models at assembly plants. e8, 0W3 , "'' both," continued Miller. About 700 Nalloaal 9...._ Twinsburg produces parts for , "l .•e r.~~at Society Is mottne men rf!Dalned in . Cpllijtlek all Ch~ysler cars and trucks. AMES, Iowa <UP!) · - A.Jowards controls 00 the ecolll). Park and Keur Slidlilla; ·n. ; Th~ Owens-Illinois strike homemade homb trlggfl'ed to .Iii _ rices wa es and ~to move Into the llr•ll If EVERYON!: row.~ ·~ expi_:~~on of a contract blow oil under the first pe• I '" H~• e:en b~ade~ areas. "<• needed. Some .l!quda w•' "' d "t m1dnrgnr ,. ·': '"· Umon mem· to s tep on It exploded Sa!urday , ""The answer Is to cut back to ride "sbottiun" wtilf ~ • IS bers voted to reject,:;. company· o~ · tbe 4~yard fine of the. 1ow~ this reckless government wblcb bad belt Wf1 WELCOME I . offer for ~ new, two-ye;,. con- Slate:tlmverstty football field a . g · , ·flying rocb . • ' 10 ' tract. . . . few hours·,))J!Iore State was to "All oHhese because • · · · er the Administration or . The Nll,tional Lead Co. d1sputc me~.l ·!'ebfaska. . also followed expiration of ' a . 'tb!> ' buried bomb de!Dnated I • bb t8 ·o lty' contract at midnight Friday when a workman pushed a Coru er-s mredp tma~.' th . . ' · I ngre88· ca o awp e Although union bargaining rep· roller •oross It. Pollee said the 1 ndi y 1 hAwll ·i resentatives earlier during the bomb w•' rigged with two ' ess s~bl ng. ou : ;0 week approved the company's pieces of t.~lal._ which were ~pons e ~epresen 1 .offer· f ·i new contract the con~cted to .~attery and ngress un e8S you wan , memberS!lliblp turned it dow~. whl were presst. together by . P~~sent trend Ill contmpe. . · the , eight of the :\er. I Dur opponent already hp "'"ES Pli uc N A horltles said ihe bomb declared a preference lor . _C~~ B ATIO · " across the ·board Income I)JIUSSELS (UPI I - Bel bad apparently been Intended . th tha glum's only.' CommunJ'st dally· ;to go !Pft sometime d~ring the rlhencreAdn11se I ria erl ' n some · S tilrd fte f tb 11 ' n slrat on s 4-H Building GALLIA CO. FAIR GROUNDS "Le Drapeau Rouge ' (The Red ' a !,l'h'l ath moodn , 00 t hecla controls. This ill his .,. l"lal!'l . ceased daily publication gam'!-· r· 1e ousan s 1·~ c . . ... ., . . · .~ii, . . . 1'l'he , charge was let ~0 h~Jn -.~c ~ • . .. now thl! choice j~. Sa turday lor lack of hnanc1al Jod t . ht b tho up to you the voters of tile · support ,, exp e s ratg up, u1 au r· · , Illes .w,ould not speculate what Tenth District, ' Miller said. The ~arty newsbaper 1 drcu- 1effect it would have ~ad on the I ' lation was secret but was · b t It off N0 00 I Al!PLY FOR LICENSE believed Ill be down to a few person! w edo sbe lhe · Two ' couples appHed lor mar; hundred was n)ur y prema1ure 1 ~9p es. erpl~llin . rlage licenses Saturday mornlnl The paper .will appear weekly ·red'~ral Bureau of lnvestlga- in lhe office of Gallla county •n future under the same name, lion .a~ents were noUfled of the probate court. They were;,. . ·, . . q,~d!'nt. Danny R. Yatney, 22, Wlllougb-, Aulhorit:t s said a sman ,by, U. S. Army, and Rulb J.!~ """""'' section of the " turt had been 1Ann Crisp, 11, Thurman, · 11 removed and the bomb Implant- ,home : IJld Merrill L. Holley. • ed. The sod !hen was replaced 21, Rt. ) Nortbup, laborer, TONIGHT lhru TUESDAY over lile born b. Joyce Mounts, 17, Rt. I. Sept, 30 · Oct. 4 TO The explosl,,n blasted what well, at borne. =====~ .rC.OII B. O.Mitto•o I.•,• -.~N· COMMANDMENTS was describetl as a "small" - -CLARENCE MILLER .. Candid1te 1Oth District Congress I Tecbnicotbr) hole In the turl. Charlton Heston, Yul 8l')ID· Tbe, .contlllne; ;or the bolllb oer, Apoe Baxter, Edw. G. OAKLEY C. COLLINS- C1ndidate St1te Sen1tor Rolii~oo, ·vvonne DeCarlo, w~ ~~troyed by the explo!llnn \ . Debra' Paget, John Derek. but auJborllles said the triggerColorcartoon · RALPH WELKER- C1ndld•te For Representative ing devloe remabted Intact. Admission: 751! and 40c. ,\utJmiUes would not specuRunning ·time: 3\1, Hrs. . PETE ABELE- C1ndid1te Court of Appeals •Sbows SiJitt: 7 P.M. late 'IS to who might have set Saturday Start: 6:30 'P.M. charge. ." Box-office closes B P.M. University officials said the WEDNISOAY, OCT. 5 . field was open at "all times and l ,. )T OPEN lbe bomb could hlive been , · I Deserl.bed by. Dr. Hudson . ,• . ~ .i tl"iap~t·:·,.· ~·<· ., ' ,.. ....... ill- ,~., 0· .• ' I ' I .....' ·.--i... ·-~ ~ ·--- i;'l "'' :::.:; := ] :: - '" ., ;jj ""' -·- .f\11 ;..:.:( l;j ='il' .At REVCO we offer only honest discounts,:-which I :siq)ly means that "'Every Day is Savings Day on Every-~ 7..,Yau can .believe it ... and save witJ:!_ confidence! lums. . 314 SECOND AVE,N;UE , 1 • ' I. .~DAlY 9~~ ~JA.-AY1? ~,P...,.OSID S-!S· \.., . j , > , I I . '< 'fl AMIRICA~ ONLY TOT~I:., ~ QIAIN. . ' , . . ' .. : ...ljf:!i•.'""'~·;"(l.·~'t' �·. f ,. • \ .. i. ,' . . I, 1908 •" . 1 ' J., . ; f\e•,'l l" f ~- ·, ,..;• r·-·~~ . '-. ~ • ' I . 1.:;.1._ .; ]. I • ·' ' .... ' -~ . 1J A _A' . ' o I ... ;p . . . ·~ I' ~ • ,. ~ , . -· .' ' ~- ' o App]jC8t• . Bemg • Accep " ted Future P.at I•enl care IS• · DOOD. . a! 'l'lle .f ' -Sched . uJed OD Lot Krog,er l' PT. PLEASANT - lWi!w II the lid mte residence on Villill& lletweiD the local IfNir :Stlft and the Point ~ ., BIIIIding and Loan Ia belln MODday lo 1lllb- RJ Cor more parilnc III'CI fDr tilt . . Kroger llort. 1'lle naldliiCI, one a! the CJi(der hOmetl .In Pl. Pleaaant, - ~ .tiJe Nldence af f!il, ll!e ·Geotp Hoof! wbo at 4tilt time Olmed and operat,. til a,dl'lll store In Pl. ·PI••••:!! aiid ~1~ 1t. iocal Opera iiOUit •loelll!i•In tbl! SOD block ct. ~ Street ·whlell .waa the al Ill theatrical prodrw· t1o111 In lbe city, 'Ibe ~ff ~ wu purchased by the late· G. G, .IJite wileD lbe Kqlr lfGN ... buill 011 the ~~~ .. .. lilt former home. lfeDIJ lwJDI, Pomeroy, II 0\YIIo ti CJ1.11je, KnJ~er Stm bullillng II . . :,t!ID be In charge of the I ~ . pntCram. ...... *' CANDIDA it:S! mw 1 G»LHart to B:e. ·. Aaetioneer.s I WILL BE THE HONORABLE JOHN W. BRICKER Former Governor, St1te of 0 hio 1nd United St1tes Sen1tor We h1ve I sl1te of c1ndid1tea th1t we 1re •II proud of. E~eryone 11 welcome to come out •nd meet the candidates, shake h1nds with them, t1lk with them: •nd .enjoy • FrH Me1l with them. We w1nt everyone to get •cqu•lntecl with these dicl1t11 fnd know them 11 ' '-If' ~ ·.ll. .. • 'i~·T ,, do. c1~~ __,.TH..,...URSDAY, l'liDAY \ 1nd SATUtii)AY . Ocl. 6-7·1 "BATMAN" "-Teebniootor1\dam West (BaFanl • Burt Colore~rt.oons i)irector Gordon . lncldeilt ol sa id no had ·ever happeqed the . campus. [ illjiiiii~ J(llll ~Eit ~~;:~~~~~=~ Mlu Edna Lochner ~~I ~·~:=~~:~~~t NOT SAME rifA!C ; 1irill' be Dale Lee Connolly,' R. "9 '; cii84 (7 p. m.) so tbose who wiab J~eedsville, Is not thfi same per- on Tllesday. October 4, at to attend tile Marietta-Fairmont son as Cllfford Dale Connolly p. m., Pastor William C'. Freshman football game may who was· arrested recently by today annom~ced. Miss do so. Ralph Gilmor. will the Meigs County Sheriff's De- Is on her second prepare oyster stew after the partment on a OWl charge. hoI dIng services IIDOIIII one car mishap Fr1da) at t1 : 15 ty jail were•Joe Beaver, Leon, p. m. 6ve mil~ north of , the a118aull and battery warrant city on Rt. 3 when~ car driven and lntoxlcallon and Garljlld by J~hn Thoma• S mons , Zl Jordan, %. Letart, charged Huntington lost andcontrol of his with driving while lntoricated. car on a curve ran Into a 1 ...:.-tisi.Jll "' . II • ' WBI ' . .,. ' ',' ., ..n. ·' There is a big difference • 1n ''Discounts.'' For your protection Use this Guide: ---- Mr1. Thelma Cooper • .;1 • • on 0 • ' ~~Speaker · ' ·)) ...••• -... ~ :~ Harley o.rol Diu _,, "'_ ,":\ ·' .;::: .::: ·--" ~ l ·~ • ! : ::1 . --.:-: Marie; three cblldrea, MIL Robert (Giadle) stewart, M• on, W. Va.; Harlan DeVol, PlaiR City, Ohio: aod Mra. ...ymond Kloes (Patricia), Mid- . dleport and two ~rc !:;.a., Wll iJeVol, Toledo and 1\felvin, of Belle, W. Va. Others liiii'Vlvinl are bls mother, Mra. ViDa DeVol ol Mblemllle llld 1 h graudchildreo, He WBI preceded Ia death bJ his father 81111 twt brother•. The most oornrr.on varieties of discounts include: ')'Begl(iling'• cf&Scounts designed to woo you into a store to build \\-eek-end traffic. ~ HShiftlessH crascounts that are there .today .ant!_ gone on 1he IIIOIIOirV. ~ . ._ \ . ~ChooseY" disalu1~ \A1 selected items only.,. . . Annual 4-H . . Achievement Day Event Set "'· In the welter of d!scount claims, even the most astute shopper can neve'Vtbe certain that she is getting the most for her money.. Harley DeVol, 15, of Columbus died Tbursday at SL Alllbony's Hospital 1n Columbua fol. lowing aeveral montha IIIDeu. Funeral services wW be beld Moaday, Oct. 3 at I p.m. at tbe Ev8118 Funeral nome, uvmcstoR and Kimball-Ave. wfth bur· Ia! In Greenlawn Cemetery Ia Ctlumbus. He wu rr fvrmer ierddent " Middleport. He ia aurvlved by hla witt, , II d... the dw~ ol the late Abram YGdl&f ud llarJ 1JDa Phil· llpa. · Her llallland, Tlwmaa aart IQN. died Mllftllt 1e, 1986. !mhrde . . Herbert Y. 88)lre, Lltmi, W. v~.: two daustrten. Bra. Mary L. Gladden, Clayton, and Am. Eleanor E. Newberry, Letart, W. Va.: nine lll'andcbildreir and ORe sister, Mra. Hattie Reed, ,Letart, W. Va. . fuwal services will be held a! the Vernon E.U.B. churdt Monday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Harry D. Elder officiating., Burtal will be In the Volker cern• tery. Mrs. Sayre was a member of the Vernon E.U.B. church and of the Avalancbe Ho.me Demoostratloo club. Fnends may call at the restdence Of the deceased alta' AOOR Sunday. ... ...... .,, 11 ·'· . '.,,, -Improvemeah litter. , TQDAy 81 . any tlfne d~ring . TUESDAY • IIY If The ° SPEAKER FOR THE EVENING Vernon i!OIIIIIIuattj Ia 'LeW Va. p---' - y Fri _., • , ,...... •"• • day at the Ga!Bpolfl Medical Center Holpital ' ..., OD Sis_, 1 • pareai., MEEIIWG IS EA~ meetiDg. CIJarles Shtze! Pomeroy Drew ..Web•ler Post Cotlllll&nder. dlltb. Salmons complained Gil bac~ ihJUry Th, re W<rt nu ct. Mrl. Thelnul K.. Cooper, II, , e resident of 81 Garfield Ave. M,., JPilliam Filher Gallipolls, wa1 found dead at · )Ira. WIUiam Fisher, 89, 8:30 a. m., Saturday, by her pused IWIJ Saturday mOI'IIIIlg daughter, Mrs. Don Fulka. a! the Melil General Hospital Mrs. Cooper, a former em. ~r • tbree weeks illllesa. ployee of Holzer Hospital, hlld Bom Ia Minersville on June been In falling health for 10 v. 21, 11'17, .abe was the daughter eral years. 111 lbe 1-. Thomu IDd Diua Sbe was born in Obto twp. oo Parter. Her busbud, Wllllam June 7, 1915, daughter of · 11Jt M. ,..,, jftCedod her fll late Bert and Nettle Arlie! Ratb Dlnl Jell'll&O. 1\Jn. J'iab. Shaw. Four surviving sisters u waa 1 member of the Pytb- are Mrs. Lucy Hamlltoo Mra lao Lodge of Pomeroy, Adele Cremeens, both of Gal: lbe D of A Lodge of Pomeroy, lipolis, Mrs. Willa Houck of . the WDd~ Garden Club, and Columbus, aod Mr. Frances the Mlomrille Methodist George of Huntington. A brotbOiardl. er Forrest prteeded her 1o Survl'ftlrll lnCJI!!de live aons, de" th, She was a member of Plul P., .blllu Mason, and the St. Peter's Episcopal Hiram T.• . all of MlaeriVIUe; Church. }'forman T1, Seaecavllle, 0., and She was married to Bryan JohD W., Akron, 0 ., 15 grand· Cooper in August 1838, and his . cblldreo and 16 ~fell grand· death was on Dec. 25, IH:J. He ~lldren. was a fonner law officer and Funeral leriices will be beld highway employee. Monday at 2 p.m. at lbe Ew- Mrs. Cooper Is survived bJ (llg hneral bome wllb the)tev. one ~ghter Mrs. Donovan Wendell Stutler oftlelaiiJii Bur- Fulks of Gall1poUs ! tal will be In lhe B and a grandeecb .Grove son Bryan Lee Fulks cemetery. Friends may call at body 18 11 Mllle;..a Home the !bani home 1111 time. for I'WJerals and funeral ar:. : . ~-Ia '!!Ill Ill IDIMI'Pioed at 7:30 P.M. 1 1111 Mlu UIU B. Sebwartzwalder, 58, palled away In Columbus Saturday inorning She former realdent Po.;!:; 1 8111 vtvor1 btdude her Mr. and Mra. Berman Schwartz. waldw, ·Galeu, o., lbree boo lbei. Wesley M. Schwalzwal· D~ Galena, 0., Zlrklt M. and Wllliam D~ both 61 Columbus Mlu Schwarlswalder was ~ member allbe Churcb o! Chrial Scltltilt lu Columbus. Funeral lerVIces will be held at t h t ScboediJiter-Lin Chapel Ill Columbua liloudl,y II 2:30 p.Ill. ,;iii'• Wednesday, October 5th wr ll • .. iBon:.... Mt:•. SclWiartDoolder 1, EXp} d •:dIron ' ·m • •*• 1ft Ill .... / '' · . + COIIducted Molday morning. The body wlll lie· cremated. ° .. !) Irene YODker Sayre 71' of II lar _.. ,, . Lbf illl ... Iori · - .. - '-'d · F e ra tilions "'ven and prop•rty dnm- No. 39, Amerlcao Legion, wW ,rfl's . PT.Department PLEASANT - !'he Sher· ace ha: not been •esltmat«<. hold Ita regular meeting, Mon~vestlgated Arrests recorded at the coun- day. Oct. 3. one ~our early . . Irene l'onkerSf.tyre whirl ptuall a rl111 will be ! c:MI:JGS THEATRE •. a.. tile llolt-BIIIot& J'tiDerll Am J \iuR lO<Al CANDIDATES WILl BE THERE. AlSO EXPEOED AnEND ARE, •• . t::' :Jhla1, Mn. lruDi BalleD ctl tirllllll; w. Y&, . . 1r11u :LiJUaD ·.Qdlel il Alltus, - . l,ftf" COME AND MEET OUR :" lite llld • lleart " lila II h; B .tf) 1 • ca- ::l!QOIJ H' her Taxes, . C00tr0'} F Voters -Miller 1 •• lllrl. IIIIDia illlan, .. ctl Itt SlcDttll Aft. wldDw ctl w 8 ~u '· ....... A ••• · • ..._ II bcr illae J11e ftldar .U. ° T'L ; ·Jfre.Millnle£ 1tJ• p tJnas l er J b . " • RaiD • Pr b d ... '"·"ted REPUBLICAN:,:: all!8 !Itt I bJ 'llat:JIIIn!lltll.ltinll.,, October I, liM S One-Ca\r Wreekla , ~ ,By IIASKtlJ; ,s.itO~T · lacks ~n Reaini. · l~stel(d hi llKI!cate he•too!l!ong wee'k~11s. United Prtss Ia'terpaHoa~ 1J lalklnc, ~I his apmtn!Btr,ttnn . • Rearna, ·meanwhile, , IIJ'!""Y OO~UMDUS (UPI) - Alqpg and, apptalm11 ,lor .lhe election campalp Is pJ,cki!IJ the CIU:IIIja!in.trall . . . and .lt: IB :or .JIIldple wlio ~lrlU co'. ope!'llle h.e has outlined (our . •. bit rougher. · • will! him in his pexj q. 1Tijii J)ospls. ' Gov. JIIJiles A. !lhojles means he would lllle IP see an-·· :. • . ' . ·r talking most!)' of' 'iiis ·record other .Repubtlcan Jegildature., · · · ·.msiatest was a ·pro~ . and Industrial development tn Reams ' however like moSt llihUnl w~ter poU~.Ifon and his campaign speeches with on- challeng~rs has had to ~0 on brought him his.biggest .butst ly an occasional Indirect re. the altack. In .sever~) of his publicity. He would .crea~ .at state fen: Frazier speeches he hill referred to special sovernment Rea,nls• jabs oo his' travela, Rhodes as " a "director of' deal Will\ the probl!lJl. RepqbUcat\s want to fight recreation" and "rlbbon-cutter" the 19 agencies lnvo)ved In back. and lnake ~arns' Senate and Implled the goveroor was and water pollutll(n conll'OI; attendanc~ an issue. . not. in Columbus attending to , .T!Ie. Tol~o senator also s.ug. . ., . ,, .. ,. • As the 10cumbent and btg fa- bus10ess. . _ " . ., 8 watl!r • user· tp 91 day ~state will "' 1~ ~-.... b. ,, write -for re:elecUon. ,Rhodes .< RhoderliiiS'S~Id a number Ill perhaps 1 cent per thousand .held. . ~." .· . -·. . "-"'-. " hopes for a consen. times, ~!we and si!K'e ~ Pllona of water used but ·IIVt The plalfonn wW approve the ilprlver ~ till ~ ~· vote and ,ha·~ Indicated he carnpalgD began, that a gover· Rhodes lldhilnlslrHon, ·'proll!jse · . " . is not likely to make direct at· oor sho~ld get out and see hla more of lhe ume aM ptoba. CHICAGO - TP · HUNT . stale and tta ~P\t and not OS 0 bly hiqt of some ~w · . , , .the killer of Valerie Pllt~. spend·bia ttme slijlng In Collllll- • wblch Rll(ldea will . . of ~fd~· lell~tor. bus.. Ancl' he told new.men ea~· the campal oes · · · c~,, 1~, ~· . · · •· ly in his WJnil..!!.IstraUon lhat It 10~ In late the mated Sitiu'da~ !lui ~ \eo&. (Continued from page I lhey wanted to cover .the gov. Dl 1 lh . · ' " . tlnued .the m~l lillie!< of abo•e normal rainfal, in Dixie, ernor's office, the door waa :nd . : •~=~ta~~~ all JlOYII!le)e~'1 • • · '·' ~ conUnued drought In . the open . but if they wanted Ill cov- · over with Sen · 'Robert F :~ ' Olle of the lif;tl:' ~~ \Iilia I!Mtdw<!SI and cooler than usual er the governor lhey could eined of N " t · . • F.rlda,._ ,hejj'·.~ce 1 temperatures in the east half ot peel Ill travel. PT. PLEASANT - An ez. t ~ir ~: y~ teth~alter 'a yauth· Wlio'.lllbd lo 1 Pa · the nation. The heal was Ill In response to requesta from amlnallon for Posbnu~ at ~ .rail- · aboard Iii ''" ~~ted coninue in the far West. the field, the GOP has prepared Pt. Pleasant wtll be open for : d:r~TI~~eS:veland · aome 30 h~ biifore' lhll a paper 1hat has overtones of acceptance of applications nn· a/:: I slain, . . PROOUcriON STOPPED 11!f .tar( exchange between til October 25, the U. S. Civil Th, N . · TOLEOO, Ohio IUPI) - Rfallls al)d state Rep Harry L Service Cllmm!Bsion announced. h d : ew Y~r~h;enator bu LOS ANGELES '- A 1IO'J'B,. Producltonr was baited ·~- Mcilwain at llowllng Green dur: a wo men arranging er and her live chlldm 'fUn ISal:urd.ay at the Owens-llll s• 1 th ~ The compeUton for the fl,· the dinner to make cerialn that burned to death Saturdi" When Libbe lass < !ant ng elr P mary contest. 665 a year posllton, must have all goes well and the turnout 1a If ~· h Y ~ P Mcilwain called Reams the at least three years of experl· good. Comparisons will be ~e engu ed their apal1mint 80 "Hugh Hellner of Ohio poll· ence (education above ere w en the hlsh of the GOP and Democratic In the Aliso Vlllaie · houslnl Th went strlk~ h tics"" Heffner publish.es Play- school level may be substituted gatherings but one bit ot the project. '' ' ,. ·.. · , e t e ·!loY· )tlllgazlne. Reams said Me- for .lll ,·YI!arl of experience), , Flrtmln aauHhe, · womana PASS DEFENSE - Gary Drenner (12) and Rocky Williams (10) show lne defensive effort for the Rutland Red Devils on a pass from Southern of ilw-In often was absent from showll\a'that they have the abtlend 8 IIJI!toehlld llliN " A~o Space the legislature, called him lty to CO(Iduct and manage the . I• to ·a ' hOI)lltat. . 'll'llelr back Bob Grueser to Senior End Mike Je nkins (80). The football is seen here set up picket l!"es "HalfUme Har:f." - . ; / Cilmmurilty's postal business ef· D COIIdltlon ' Wit uqt ~l•~t~J log through Jenkins' arms uncaught. In the background is Rutland's Ollie Barrell (88). Rutland won the game 34·0. members .of 1)Yo Ul)l~na Along these lines, a col!llden· ficiently · and to aupervtse em· .I ., ·res1mtil1g other product1on llal memo for Republican work- ployees "so that customers are S 8Ce ' "' .' I· track or the workers refu~ed to cro89. ers shows Reams missed 388 satisfied with the service, mow . BERLIN_, Sl!VEIIAL:'f~UN' closed ci rcuit The machmlsts walked out rollcalls during the two regular that they are of good reputapersons . atoned ~ said. alter they voted to reJecl the and one special se89ion of the lion and can deal with the brok~ through b"an'icaL Even arll!1" 61= patieot leaves company's offer of a new, two- legi~lature 4uring his two:t.;m, public agreeably and effectiveclemandliiel ·$' 'ia. the hosp'it~l may carry conract. The lid ' ·r•e· as a state senator. · ly, muSt have resided within Congrealonal Candldile "de~MJI\Jic ~·" ~ ' ment expired at midnight · Th R " ·· ' h d ,,. 1 h E Mill s turd ol the lorlreli' "~ ...... CLEVELAND lUPfl - When "From thai moment on, every transmitting sensGrs to F ·d e earns . voling ~rd t e e Ivery o t e office for ence · er ~ a~ ....., ), . , ~l"' . . · d · h n ay. showed he missed 80 of 997 ·toll- one year Jmmedlaely preced- llng warned Tenth District Rudolf Ifill, <lnil ..~ futuro generations get sick and , item that has to do w• th pa. aa ~ e compuer a hoscalls in the IOSth Generii As- ing tbe closing date of the ers that more government conthe d8D\OIIIirllll'n '.i ll'i i I ~. h . h . , tienl will be stmJlarly fed to pttal. Doll Parade . 'J ,., .. ' .; &o to t·' "' osptta 1. I ey Wi 11 en· , be d 't'I ' sembly regular session 63 exammaton and must have trois and an lnCQIIIe tax hike 1101181· . ' the <omputer, to store un 1 8 d MOUNT VERN 0 N N y . . ' h · · " ::.•. ., counter an au!Dmated operation I d d ut Hu son assured the ruture1 ' · · of 185 m the 1964 sp..,al •es- reac ed theJr 18th birthday. could be forthcoming after . . .. of faultless efficiency, Dr. / r1 ee ' . ./ nurses that in the automated IUPI) :-Sen: ,Robert F Kenne· sion, and 245 of the 9tll of the Persons : over 70 years of age lion because the Admin!Btrallon . VATICAN CIT!'., .,... ' P0PB Charles L. Hudson, president ofj "The pa llent's pulse. empera· [ hosp1tal they won't become ob . Cahforma s Ronald Reagan regular session of 1~ The tO- cannot be ,appointed. ·seems to be favorlllg thiB VI Satunli)l ilpeltld a " D ' 1 •• " New York Gov Nelson 1 h ed h · ed · 1 t' th th of pra·'"" '"'.Jho ........ th ' e Amencan MAE !CAL Assoooure. resplraion and oher phy· l so e~. Rockefeller are Jeadin !he 1a s ow ~ nuss .. , 388 All qualified applicants will ? acton ra er an ft , . ~~ ., r.:: . ~-'l' t.on, predJcted Saturday. Isiolo•ical data ·will be collected ''You aloog wih h tl ' d 11 d g ~r 18.6 per cent of lite 2,1183 ,roll- receive conslrleratlon for ap- m federal apendinl. . Cor Jle•Cil • . ~ e , na on s o para e. 1 of 205 days the legiSlature ·was Spesklllf at a· women's '" • . • • • 1 Hudson in a talk ar t m.ee t- automabcally by burltrn sensors dans will ha ve o sad by ·, 'll!is~visory comes from My "h . t f th " ·. - polntment without regard to . I Ath< Mill aid ••-t 'Ibe ponWf ,ded!Ca•d A:. . • J if treat e t f th f t ' - WI ' ·. • ,. e. a company .. I sessmil, mas o e uays race r41igion color n r a1 mg n ens, er s "'• '-' .., . .,.. Ing of th, e Ohio Student Nurses .. . m n. o e pa ren tween the patient and these that lng lhe last day of the week to . : • ' a Jon "although tho President will Rosary prayen thaU•' .~ies Assoriation described a pa- calls lor medJCatron every hour h' es ~oils willi individual [ orrgm, sex, politics, or any . th 1 gth ' ind b adtb dally in hia ~rivate ..i\.;..1 ~ . . th t Ill d th . marve1ous mac 1es J prt serve other noli ~' merit factor range e en · re , r. ,~ . Ilent Will be cared in the ; e compu er w sen e. In and strengthen the human part fac es. The three gentlemen of the land !bill Fall on his "1101!- members of his b~ .. liJ. hospital o1 formation to th~ console s tattor. of medical ~a re. named. it says, are "curre1t1y "fJ"'•,ep · , ' political' tours, he undoubted- the Cal\1!! ql' peac:t. ' . "Th at the proper time. telhng thel the ·most Idolized pollclans" · #.;- ~ -L ly will be careful not to tell · •·· ·. · . ·. e " offl~r who ! nurse what to do and when." "Machine• cannot give the among doli · Iovers. (Continued from ~~e 1 . 011~ 0 e8 the American 1e the nn· ' IAN FRANCIIICO '; . - , the pauent w111 key If a paier~'s condii•>n changes ,·p~lient an alcohol rub. Or, if Historical !dot note : In 1964 . . . ·. . . 5 ,. ' .' : ,, : · .. Jea•an! news ..:fawalta them \orn Sllli' Frllictaeo~ ',,,a ,_.his soctal security num- a Signal will alert the nurse, / tl.ey do, the , alcohol rub wiH Ure company't .' !ilosi 'JI!lpulat! g~tev~p~ .. l~~<;lud111J /.~"Y', ''0 · 'b "" ~ hi after . · the electloti: : nllibt !!1M. ~" """ I central computer. who wlll also be able to keep certainly lose its popularity." doll was Barl'y Goldwater. prtxlucllon stand~rdlr anit"'lood uftlurt r, )'I'll~' ·Great '&clety ~ '1\tiv- took emeqeney . . . . . . service, could cause curtailment In toward 1 tax hike ellli'er day to find jpbllor.~~... of productiOn of Chrysler's 1967 t'l fo~ business Or wage:..mm emplOJed ·N""*·' '· ',' · : models at assembly plants. e8, 0W3 , "'' both," continued Miller. About 700 Nalloaal 9...._ Twinsburg produces parts for , "l .•e r.~~at Society Is mottne men rf!Dalned in . Cpllijtlek all Ch~ysler cars and trucks. AMES, Iowa <UP!) · - A.Jowards controls 00 the ecolll). Park and Keur Slidlilla; ·n. ; Th~ Owens-Illinois strike homemade homb trlggfl'ed to .Iii _ rices wa es and ~to move Into the llr•ll If EVERYON!: row.~ ·~ expi_:~~on of a contract blow oil under the first pe• I '" H~• e:en b~ade~ areas. "<• needed. Some .l!quda w•' "' d "t m1dnrgnr ,. ·': '"· Umon mem· to s tep on It exploded Sa!urday , ""The answer Is to cut back to ride "sbottiun" wtilf ~ • IS bers voted to reject,:;. company· o~ · tbe 4~yard fine of the. 1ow~ this reckless government wblcb bad belt Wf1 WELCOME I . offer for ~ new, two-ye;,. con- Slate:tlmverstty football field a . g · , ·flying rocb . • ' 10 ' tract. . . . few hours·,))J!Iore State was to "All oHhese because • · · · er the Administration or . The Nll,tional Lead Co. d1sputc me~.l ·!'ebfaska. . also followed expiration of ' a . 'tb!> ' buried bomb de!Dnated I • bb t8 ·o lty' contract at midnight Friday when a workman pushed a Coru er-s mredp tma~.' th . . ' · I ngre88· ca o awp e Although union bargaining rep· roller •oross It. Pollee said the 1 ndi y 1 hAwll ·i resentatives earlier during the bomb w•' rigged with two ' ess s~bl ng. ou : ;0 week approved the company's pieces of t.~lal._ which were ~pons e ~epresen 1 .offer· f ·i new contract the con~cted to .~attery and ngress un e8S you wan , memberS!lliblp turned it dow~. whl were presst. together by . P~~sent trend Ill contmpe. . · the , eight of the :\er. I Dur opponent already hp "'"ES Pli uc N A horltles said ihe bomb declared a preference lor . _C~~ B ATIO · " across the ·board Income I)JIUSSELS (UPI I - Bel bad apparently been Intended . th tha glum's only.' CommunJ'st dally· ;to go !Pft sometime d~ring the rlhencreAdn11se I ria erl ' n some · S tilrd fte f tb 11 ' n slrat on s 4-H Building GALLIA CO. FAIR GROUNDS "Le Drapeau Rouge ' (The Red ' a !,l'h'l ath moodn , 00 t hecla controls. This ill his .,. l"lal!'l . ceased daily publication gam'!-· r· 1e ousan s 1·~ c . . ... ., . . · .~ii, . . . 1'l'he , charge was let ~0 h~Jn -.~c ~ • . .. now thl! choice j~. Sa turday lor lack of hnanc1al Jod t . ht b tho up to you the voters of tile · support ,, exp e s ratg up, u1 au r· · , Illes .w,ould not speculate what Tenth District, ' Miller said. The ~arty newsbaper 1 drcu- 1effect it would have ~ad on the I ' lation was secret but was · b t It off N0 00 I Al!PLY FOR LICENSE believed Ill be down to a few person! w edo sbe lhe · Two ' couples appHed lor mar; hundred was n)ur y prema1ure 1 ~9p es. erpl~llin . rlage licenses Saturday mornlnl The paper .will appear weekly ·red'~ral Bureau of lnvestlga- in lhe office of Gallla county •n future under the same name, lion .a~ents were noUfled of the probate court. They were;,. . ·, . . q,~d!'nt. Danny R. Yatney, 22, Wlllougb-, Aulhorit:t s said a sman ,by, U. S. Army, and Rulb J.!~ """""'' section of the " turt had been 1Ann Crisp, 11, Thurman, · 11 removed and the bomb Implant- ,home : IJld Merrill L. Holley. • ed. The sod !hen was replaced 21, Rt. ) Nortbup, laborer, TONIGHT lhru TUESDAY over lile born b. Joyce Mounts, 17, Rt. I. Sept, 30 · Oct. 4 TO The explosl,,n blasted what well, at borne. =====~ .rC.OII B. O.Mitto•o I.•,• -.~N· COMMANDMENTS was describetl as a "small" - -CLARENCE MILLER .. Candid1te 1Oth District Congress I Tecbnicotbr) hole In the turl. Charlton Heston, Yul 8l')ID· Tbe, .contlllne; ;or the bolllb oer, Apoe Baxter, Edw. G. OAKLEY C. COLLINS- C1ndidate St1te Sen1tor Rolii~oo, ·vvonne DeCarlo, w~ ~~troyed by the explo!llnn \ . Debra' Paget, John Derek. but auJborllles said the triggerColorcartoon · RALPH WELKER- C1ndld•te For Representative ing devloe remabted Intact. Admission: 751! and 40c. ,\utJmiUes would not specuRunning ·time: 3\1, Hrs. . PETE ABELE- C1ndid1te Court of Appeals •Sbows SiJitt: 7 P.M. late 'IS to who might have set Saturday Start: 6:30 'P.M. charge. ." Box-office closes B P.M. University officials said the WEDNISOAY, OCT. 5 . field was open at "all times and l ,. )T OPEN lbe bomb could hlive been , · I Deserl.bed by. Dr. Hudson . ,• . ~ .i tl"iap~t·:·,.· ~·<· ., ' ,.. ....... ill- ,~., 0· .• ' I ' I .....' ·.--i... ·-~ ~ ·--- i;'l "'' :::.:; := ] :: - '" ., ;jj ""' -·- .f\11 ;..:.:( l;j ='il' .At REVCO we offer only honest discounts,:-which I :siq)ly means that "'Every Day is Savings Day on Every-~ 7..,Yau can .believe it ... and save witJ:!_ confidence! lums. . 314 SECOND AVE,N;UE , 1 • ' I. .~DAlY 9~~ ~JA.-AY1? ~,P...,.OSID S-!S· \.., . j , > , I I . '< 'fl AMIRICA~ ONLY TOT~I:., ~ QIAIN. . ' , . . ' .. : ...ljf:!i•.'""'~·;"(l.·~'t' �' SUNDAY ftJrE PAPER ' r . .' j •. " ' \ .' )' ( . " I . l ' • J ... ..; ~~ . .. • ••• l ' ,/ b50 Yeats Ago on the IJ.iver q' I I Richard S. Owen, Chester TannehlU, E:tec. Edltor Dwi{lhf Wetherholl, Editor Hobart WilBon, Jr. Ida Ed•tor James E Dan Vernon De !slier r, Adv Dtr. ese, Adv. Mgr, We'll Take the PrO\; en Way in EdUtation We m southeastern Oh1o have been accused of bemg slow to update our school curricula, m living standards, In the ·arts. The charges may stu;)<, in some Jnst.,nces But m others we'll take our backward· ness and count :t a blessmg For example· educalion. ~ The National Educat:on AssocJahon rerecently began beating a drum for Johnny, age 4, to get on with hiS formal educat:on. Beer Battle Unbeknownst to those Saturday after· noon football fans who are wont to quaff a bit o[ brew whilst watching the compet:tJOn v1B the electromc tube, an even her· cer compet:ttoo for !herr a!lectiono IS be· tng waged by beer packaging industry It aU began after World War Jl when metal once agam became avrulable, enab1mg can manufacturers to mount an rnva· swn of the brewing industry, Although cans were more expensive. tbell' nonretm nabte feature gamed qu1ck acceptance among consumers. By 1959, cans bid lak· en over 38.6 per cent of the pacb.gtd beer market dealing a severe blow to tbe old staydby, the returnable bo111e, wbidl bad enjoyed 83 per cent of the m~t 1D Its heyday. Then the glass compames developed tbe throwaway bottle, a~ by the end of IJ61. cans had shpped to 37 8 per cent of the market. The can people fought back with tbe introduction of pull-tab tops Their !hare ol the market sbot up to 39 t per cent in 1961 and to 41.4 p<jr cent In 1965 The bottle folk were clelirly Ill trouble. A "enes of oonvemence tops were brief. but none met with success. Then 1a s I sprmg carne the "'fum.Off Crown " which reqmres only a genUe twiSt of the wrist tn open or close. That ISn't the end or the story. By 1910 domestic beer consumptiOn 1s expected to r.each 115,705,000 barrels, compared with the !965 output of 100,375,000 The compet:bon between cans and bot_· ties w!lt hkely go on unUt somebody comes " up w1th the ultimate In convenience - a "contamer that will pop Its top just by look· ·' lng at 11. .~~ Y~!1 One Too? • 'i The National Dealers Assoc:ation has • launched a "hard·hltlmg" automob1le safety program , It :s pombng up the fact that driver er. rors cause accidents. In one program 1t reviews the :mportance of adults settmg good example. for young people. Tbe ad\'ertisemenl JS titled - "But, :):~ You Always Drive Like That " It goes on to say "It's hard enough to leach your teen· agert he rules of the road But when you don't know them - or ignore them - how Is be gomg to learn? For better part or SIX· .. teen years he watched you at the wheel. What d1d he see? A good dmer wbo heed· ed trafhc laws? Or """ who rolled through ". stop signs, rlrove too fast, .,;!: chances• :E-.c,l worse, .!.\! !h~t child of yours ever -: become a lookout for moi.vrcycles? Juvenile courts are filled every day with kids ' wbo learned how to dr:ve from their parents. "Many adults are bad dr:vers and don't know it. They've been dr:vmg a certa:n " way for years and have never thought to change. They're too elose to the car :n ' front of them They ehange lanes without checking the rear-view mrrror Maybe it's forgetting to buckle that seat belt. How about you' Do you know or ignore the rules of the road• Test yourself next t:me , you dr:ve Take an honest, hard look at your dr:vmg habits. II you're making miS· . takes, you owe it to your children to chan,ge. And change now. Sometimes the , lessons or childhood are learned too welt . Before the l•sson of bad driving can be un-learned, sometimes. it's too tate." Psychtalrists with a doctorate w learning patter!lll found that cblldfen (some) can begm the ]earning process with advantage earlier than the customary age 6. The trouble IS that all psych:atrlsls do9't agree Another batch, also doctors, but in ch:ld behavior, argue with gus\0 that Johnny, age 4, should be allowed to play until he "' 6, because he bkely will learn to read belter later than earlier. His "per· sonality" could be jiggered out of whack by cramming in the tender years. We recall the years soon after World War II and the early 50s, when "Progress:ve" school d:str1cts In New York and on the Pacil1c Coast particularly, installed reading methods suggested by Columbia Teachers College. We also recall later with personal knowledge, whole classes of l:rth and sixth crade pupils in the north· west compelled to take summer remedial read:ng They had been1Columbla's guinea p:gs, exper:mental victims so to speak, of !heones that proved less !han workable in mass application None of that for us, please. We would upda\e our edU<aUon alter tbe etpenments are done; alter the harmful parts are wb:ttled away, and what Is left is known to be good. There is much that is new In education. Tbe body or knowledge fn educational 1ntlhods Is growmg as rapidly as Space Age Mecball!CS. We must keep up with the ne• that 1t' sound MeiSS Couii!J within two years wDI build a new blgb scbool. Members of tho new Meqs Local board believe people wDI be 11118led. lind quite proud, when the new school "' completed and equipped. It will have much that Is new, and good, for the education or the district's youth. Gallia County educators aren't saying much pubhcly, but plenty pr:vately, a~ut what probably will happen In the nell f1ve years to their planls and facilities. To use another sort ol tanguage, Martin Essex, tho superintendent ol state Instruction, Ia a very soon the accepted sl2e wOI be 1,000. hard-nose :n education. State staffers say the Slate board Is pushing hard to put stu· dents In schools of 500 or more and that Thuo, perhaps, tl behooves the new Meigs Local board to put up a real dUly of a school. It should be and will be, we are certain, Showcase No 1 in the Trl-tounty area BY WIWAM S. W.JIITE pellllaps somethl111 1o be saki WASHINGTON - Practice for that view. For (lulet it Is here does not make perfect. It now at the old home place. is no easier the second Ume Nor does one now find Lev:s around wh~n the last daughter strewn aU about the upstairs has BQ_ne teetering off on her Iandini and hair and dress unacC\I~med high heels to a pins crouched tn ambush everycollege trereafler to be her real where to bite the unshod fool hom.e from every noor. All summer long, to be sure, But no" It Is too quiet altothe house had been made clam- gether. A house thai had ourous while !he reCord play· ~eemed only adequate takes ers out folk sonis of a oo now a cold ~d cavernous in1ma1·kallle sameness and gull· emptiness. Her room's picked ars moaned and a m~n never up at last; ll Is picked up all kne'N when he would coolront too well. Tbe areeu prep·school some young mal$ visitor sot- blozen - and what memories emnly e111aged lh some form they bring of the years of car of that curiously tiresome "re- pools In the morlllng and In bllbon" which mar'ks so many the evening and the nightly of the teen-agers of our Ume. rush of the daughter from the Indeed there were days when dinner table to get at her books Daddy !~ked forward w:slful· and hOIIIOWork - are all put 1y to the autumn and w1th It a away with a (lr!al and tmel· tune of a blessed quiet And ampled neatness that is not too even 10 retrospect there Is agreeable after all. For If they Utopia Mechanic's Pure water, breathable air, livable elf>. les. good schools - these are a few of _the challenges facing men at the two-thirds mark In the 20th century. And It Is now "perfectly possible technically" for all the world to have thes~ th:ngs, declares James McCormack, eng!· neer scholar relrred Air Force general and 'now head or the Commumcalions Satellite Corp The real problem, he says, "Is how to marshal the humane, economic and poht· leal machinery and resources to manage lhe application of technology to the many needs of mankind " -;"i1-Jte technology alone will not necessar· lly make men more moral or improve ~-=·· tations, "It at least gives us more opportunity lor .;,e things that r01se the spmt and upJtft the soul " Technology not only makes It possible but "not enormously expens:ve" to have "c:Ues of hgbt, If you wdl, rather than the cities of rerror that we now have " An echo ol this lhintJng Is contained In a recent statement by a m1dwestern aJr pollution official: "We know how to cure smog. It's not dJf!Jcult or expensive. The problem Is gel· ting the people :n the community to support a cleanup program.'' There it is - not a blueprml for Utopia but the tools for fashioning a near approach to 11. Science has proposed, but It " up to the ordinary man In the street to dispose. II he want. to badly enough. .. !·....------=::-:----;:;:;;;---;;;~-;-~--;;::--------, ·J Hatlo's They11 Do It Every Time WlEN HE WAN1'5 A BUT'ItlNED·CUFF SHIRT" EVERY ONE BE:E.Zll.. PULLS OOT 15 THE FRENCH·CUFF 1'VPG I CAN'T FIND MY CUFF· LINK5 1 I'M Lii.TE FOP. THE OFFICE. 1 WfjE.RE THE~ !f,'t 15 II. 5~ IRT Ti-111-T BUTTONS AT THE; CUFF? .......__ _ I 'fl Report·of a Daughter's De arture ·.PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO VALUY PUBL/$HING COMPANY <I> . are Udlly stacked at last, also are stacked away forever, as years aso so at last were the toys of childhood Itself. One knew academically . beforehand that she had ''grown up"; but now one knows it a poignant sense against the earller knowledge was an arid shadow. Growing np now very real; for growing has now also meant gomg way. The difficulty Is that a cannot reach his own room without tach time passing hen. Would II be better to close th~l madly frilled place, wildly bung with pennants and the photographs of odd-looking tie chaps and festooned with old dance programs and with the "no entry" tralflc she h-' '· ' nTehed lght of the last prep-s c h o o dance• "Just 9 Little Something, Cousin; After All, We ore from the Same Family!" • ' Reuben Dunbar Packet Strikes Log, Sinks Would shultlnl this door firm· Ism to!Wd wllleh the ' ''2: ty upon tbe peat not help a bit youn1 'turn - lil their lvord• Itto avoid, or at least lo soften; perh8pa not always Iii their that Instant of bluk awereness Hearts '- so ~ ~ fact. of ~I ol her ablenc:e that Bllt It II hJI'd 81inll10111eUmes • evl!l')' night bill a man In the to tuillu If Spartan a duty; face as he walkt by? aDd the older one srowa lbt Maybe so; but the decision' !• harder it becomes. not on eJI.!Y one. For these The. marcb of the yeara.fs are the dllya, and the ntghl8, supposed to make a fellow when a man does not welcome tougher llld mort re&IJ!!i!d r.. !be mete thought of the clos- the reality of lonellheu. And lng, actual or symbolic, 11 any so It does ln,one'a worklag life door through which aometimea - but not in those houn ot abe bad passed In singing hap. life that Sj8 purely perso01L plness and which sometimes ill For the years thot hai'deq quldt female anger sbt had bring also a leng!heni!Jg web alammeil behind tier to tiJiress. of memories; and the larger her vlewa about not beinfl al· the web the tnore capable II lowed to go out on that partlcu- Is of unmanqfag 1\le toulh guy lar night with ~oma Joe or down where be really lives. John. The end of the summer and Of course, they all the coming el the fall of parr.. grow ~p and college Is the In· ing - 1t Is ,all not so cheeriDB evltabte auccessor to school now that the. one Is forever at home. And one must forgo gone and the other II forever trace of that aenUmental- here. BY DR TBIIMAJ ONE OF the biggest newt tlllriea on the river 50 yean ago thla past week was tha 01nklng of the upper Ohio Riv~ tl' pa.:ket ReubeiJ Duabar, a boot that frequenlell the Old French Clly, but had moved to the lower Ohio River during low water season. lor •. w•oday, Sept. fl, lfll&two, The Dunbar will be towed 'fhe Dunbar is owned by the The Dunbar, whieh s'ruck a los to the Pt. Pleasant docks lor reOhio and Kanawha Packet Com· In the fog near ll'o!ICOw early pairs as sooo as she Is raised. pany of Pittsburgh and had Monday, was almost thr,ee recently bell! rebuilt and new hours sinking. She struck lht Friday, Sept 28, 19111-Div· bo!lers installed bere at the log just forward of the engine II'S Earhardt and Hutchins611 of Acme Bolter Works. The Dunroom. The packet Is down Cmcmnatl have beea at work bar was under charter to the amidships In shatlew water on the sunken Dunbar and 11 Ia Greene Lines during low water with her head and ste111 stick· expected that the packet will season. Her regular trade W31 lng up. 10011 be afloat. P:ttsburgb to Charleston. The Dunbar bad a heazy trip The '3toJ1 Is beet told ID The Dunbar was or~gmaHy eons10ting of over 700 barrels Monday, Oct. %, U16 - The these dau,<I River News Items built at Jef!ersonvflle, lnd , In of apples, 30 head of stock and sunken Dunbar war bulkheaded from the Galllpolls Druly Tri· 1895. She was illsured. , other freight. The catUe were and pumped out by a governbune: Captam Fred Hornbl'lMik, part nm overbo§rd but swam back. ment boat at CorntoWll LandTuesday, Sept. %8, 1811- The owner of the Dunbar, who was The Chilo and Coumr were lng Saturday and will be packet R. Dunbar, whieh left at Pt. Pleasant, and out on sent to the Duabar's assistance brought to the Pt. Pleasant dry here last Friday Bight, sank the Tell C:ty when he receiv~ and the freight will be taken dock on her own steam for reMonday night a couple of miles news of the Dunbar's Sinking, off and sent back to CinclnnatL parrs. The packet was msured. above Moscow, OD her way to left Immediately for the scene. Some of the freight was damTbe rise Is expected to n.. t Cmclnnati. N• lives were lost. The Dunbar was 160-feet long, aged. the Dunbar off the log that Captain Gordon C Greene 19 4-feet wide and had a hold Pilot Arthur Spurlock If Chi· sunk her. was ill command and P I I o t or 64-leet m depth. She had lp, Ohio, who was on watch on Arthur Spurlock was at the two brand new boilers aad 12 x the Dunbar JS one of the best Tuesday, Oct. f, 1116 -The wheel, when the tragedy occur4'"' engines. and most rebabte young )lllo\9 Dunbar was due up today for red. Pilot George Hamilton of Tho Dunbar, It is reported, In the Pomeroy • Clnc:nnatl the Pt. Pleasant docks thiS city was Pilot Spurlock's was runmng m a fog when the trade, He had backed away partner. acc:dent happetled. from the Ohio shore and was Thursday, Oct. ~1, 1916 The Dunbar struck a log tearEngineer Sike Wood of Kanabout 200 feet out wh•~ the The packet Dunbar Ml Galli· lng a large hole m the bull auga arrived home Tuesday evDunbar struck tbe log. pol:s tnday for P1ttsburgh. and sinfing rapidly, It JS ening He was chlel on the CaptaJH Greene, who was In thought the boat is broken m Dunbar. Engineer Wood says the command of the Dunbar, will OTHER INTERESTING Ito. If this be the case she Dunbar IS broken 111 two. , endeavor to float the sunken ems were found m the followannot be_ra_IS_ ed -~~-'s_a_t_ .r__al_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:bo:..::al:..::lf:..::sh:::e:..::ls:..::IIO:::t_b:.:r:_ok:.:en:.:._i:.:n_ _ln::.:'g':.lssues of R1ver News'" lh_•_ mu• 4-Tbe Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, October 2, toea Washington By-Line I GOP Shudders as Shapp Plans Blitz The Sunday for Pao Race BY BRUCE BIOSSAT Shapp planner• "have pt to HARRISBURG, Pa. dp something about thf~ idea Because campaign spending that he fs 1 areedy, fll'*splng, the new political rechnlques power • hun(ll'y carlcaure bf 1 bulk so large as issues, an shylock." 1 1 otherwise dull Wh te th 1 " , ...;.• ., governorship rl!ce Is a ver a SO!Il ·-~ with life Is, It seems very likely to . 1 · prominent element ~· the • Indeed, the race has hour television documentary I!UCh a turn that neither film now being put jogether by Republican nominee. Ll. Gov. Guggenheim Produet!OIII, Inc., Raymond Shafer, nor his Dem- to promote Shapp Ill the clio ocratlc rival, industrialist MU- moUe phase of th11 campaign, ton Shapp, seems able to con- Shapp's people would prefer duct his campaign exaclly as to dwell largely on poll • tellbe would wish. Issues. • • Ins springtime documenjary Shafer wanlt to camplllgn on was by the testlmonJ of a. the record of outgoinfl Gov. perU In both parties, a nearWUIIam Scranton. Bllt the nom- masterpiece _ crucial to lila !Dee and the GOP hlgb com- success. It w81 111o1111 In mand bave been In moderate Pennsylvania 35 tlmea between lhock slnee Shapp spent $1 t May 9 and May 11, prlm&rJ million of bla own money lllls eve spring In a television • · direel mall • newspaper Oct. It, when Shafer and to win the nomination Shapp join in an hour • loq organzaUoo Democrat, statewide lelevlsloo ' · debite, State Sen. Robert Casey. could rpve a new pivot polqt 1 The Repubhcans worry In this rae~ U thi! t~t pl!jl ~ boon a day over what gage heavny IIi ' ~iiDIIihlieJ, Shapp will drop on their the remaining weeki may 1~1 nate when hiJ expected one of the roughest campaiilli rage begfna. Meantime, in Pennsylv&la blJtory. keeps them off balance ...,__ enouaiL 11 11 ·'-·"" endless charges, many __, ·-~ at linking Sllaler with the far One top Republican Ia ad'lllrlght lng hiJ fellow workerl eo teD R~nlly Shafer wlstlully ask· voten that "Milton Shapp II t tes Voters ed a man he knew only moUvated by •n UllrlaiOD8bl• nee 8Jn aces an a ly: ''HoW d9., 1 answer bfm?" obsession for power .. . b II d Sha ( hiJ art Is rule would be c!Jaotlcally IJD. BY HIERONYMOUS Conservatives would change the their dlscuS!!Ion of Ioret gn an pp, or P ' pulsfve, fluctuating to the unNot for a 11Umber of years picture in the next congress. domestic poltcy fs aimed at In- covering that his primary even rhythm of 1 man COGItave the citizens of the United The Re}illbllcan blgb command fluenClllfl election of congress· 'tory com blm more th~ IUIIIed by traits and llndenclel states been as uncertain of the alter several fneffectual efforts men. dollars. By his managers not often found In offlceholden future as today. Yet, with eon- to discredit the far right poll- Racial de~onsfratlons and ml,.fon, the GOP has hurt commanding major execullvt gresslonal elections eo1y four c1ea of Barry Goldwater et al,, riots, If continued, will , ha~e with repeated lnsls~e?,ce that power." weeks away, there Is a DoUce- seems lo be nof>.so-slowly drift. sreat Influence on vof:<rs 0 ?111- Sha~~ Is . try~~g to buy the Shapp 11 glvlnl It right baekl able reluctance of the candi- ing back to the coupling of e1- Ions. Actually, the right-wmg· go~p. ld "Raymond Shafer and the p-. dates to ata!AJ their views on fremism with patriotism and ers b!Jve no gre~t Interest In Allltude polls on both a ea publican party are playing lut the matters of future COilll&- even to gfvinfl substance to the mtearatlon as policy• but tbey show this notion has taken sollle loose with tbe welfare cl quence. In most districts asptr· ghost of Sen. ·McCarthy, which are missing no opportuni~es _to hold among voters. GOP brocommonwealth. They _.. ant& to seats in congress are has been haunting the capitol benefit ~~~m so-called ~bite ehures drum 01'. the theme, in their train the far campaigning mostly on stdctly corridors these IIUID)' years. backlash. talking of Shapp s and olben Ia ' This electiori, could possibly of dollars " local matrers. As lor the Democratic lop ' decide the trend of the govern- Joseph Napolitan, whose presence the tra41Uonal Speeches and press releases orgaruzatioo, II seelD8 1o have ment lor many coming years, er of the •·new politics" (sohone!lf RepubUcana ~ake muc~ mention of federal ceased to ells! as a pollcy mak- and voters should demand to phtsticated polling, heavy use certainly feel UIICOmfortable. aJd to var:ous proJe~ts, new lng body. Any campaign sfraf>. know where the candidates of advertising on the quality Theperll for Shapp, df 10011 post-offices to be built, new egy will come from the White atand level) says that he aod observen, Ia thai In Ida con· highway conatructloo, and more House and not from the Na· ' stant scaller-flllll 1pproadl be aid to schools, but very slight tiona! committee. may overreacb aDd loll ~ mention. of th~ Increased taxa· The extreme nght group Illy: Ills managers ~andldly SIJ lion which w:ll be needed to which in 1964 attempted to gain be IS harcl to control provide the money. Nor that control by capturing presl· The danger •for Shaler Ill even wilhoot these e1pend1tures dency tbla yeu IS workins 10 that, In his niCf-111)' blaadnen, tbe "~illlon-a-month escalatlon." elect ~ugh lar-righj congresa. be may not be IJ!~ lo CO", In V:et Nam will call for the meu to give them an effective With the Shapp barrige. restoration of the hard-woo tax control of leglslaUon, Most of Early polls, evea Shapp'l, C\lts of lUGS. the emphasis 18 ou dlstricla Shafer a In ppialf, II! To most housewives. I h e where llbetal congressmen woo But wfth lioth sfdeit llte1j "escalation" ef the price of by small majorities in 1964. spend mort tban t2 mill! .... food :terns is ol more mteresl CandidateJ for governorshlptl two-way bllli ' may .be 1!1 a IIJtlna ol the ~mber of are moob more wiiUDB IAJ speak thla Ume. Obviously till miles of four-lane h~ghway .to out on national affairs than are ll!rD II yet to ~1, be bu:lt The steep r:se I~ m- the congressional candidates. teres! rates wh1ch has a most But governors have no voice In halved the number of n e w national legislation. Some of tiomes built th:s year Is of more them ol course have presldencoocem to the would·be hom• tlal ~splraUOIII ' but moll of builder lhllll a new po~l-tlflce • building. And the ending of war The Real Issues at Election U rt . y F C did . II\ aplwmajority ~ the l!et!mlng over- · - - -...• ,- • whlmlng of Democrats , •• 1n congreso, wbleh on party The new wave Iii Alii linel l!et!11111 1o make Ull8saaila· democracy , This Is the (IOIItlon of tbe adminis· meaning of our parUclpall011 tbe actual voting of with your forces In tile VIe...,_ has been on the mese struggle. belween liberal l1lld -Pblllpplllel Pmtdent ,.,_ ~~ve thlllk\111. .\lid sjllce ,dlDIJCI E. Marcos. , ~alive thlplt:Jnl, And sloe ·'· ' " tbere )te a COIII~abl~. num- liow thai. we'VI. coma W'i lier.of Dell!ocratlc conservatives of the war wltlt LBJ, \lie want bulb House and Senate. a 1no pan of the rest of the way. ~~~·fil•lrly •mall nwnber of new - Rlcbr4 Nl•oa. ¢ Tuetday, Sept 21, 1115-The Tell C:ty is having her hull Bheetod with Iron at the Kaoawh~ docks. Captain Fred Hornb!'llok is superintending repa1rs on th~ Tell City. 1'he packet will resume her trips to Pittsburgh as seo• as there Is substanllal rise, which Is aot ID sight at the present. Thursday, Sept. Z8, 19111-The Plymouth bound up the Kanawha River with a tow of empt1e, for the E J Hickey Co. and nearmg Buffalo, W. Va., ran through herself knocking out both cylinder heads and crarklng a cyhnder. She returned t. the Pt. Pleasant Machine Works where repa:rs wdl be made. The Plymouth has engmes 14x5 ond three bo:lers She :s eommanded by Wilham Patr:ck and her engin• reom IS In charge of Lew Walker. Tile Plymouth was formerly the Aubrey wh1ch blew up at LouiSVIlle "veral years ago The towboat Crown Hill w:th 1 rail of logo for Cincmnati _ went ag!)~_d__ al Quincy ~ Ky~ Ill Shallow Water lI l 1118; The sl~amer Argand tows the Water Queen, a rormer Pnct llrede, and managor ol Pomeroy • Middleport Te~ phone Company, has been diJ.j posed by the director& tl thel telephone rompany, and a ney,l manager selected. Captain Ly· ons, whb Is reported tn be wellto-do, formerly bUJtt boats at H1ggmsport. There is a report current that the Queen City will De opera!. lng next seuson out ot P:tlsburi,h The completion ol the locks and dams thiS seas01 between Pittsburgh and Park• ersburg w11l g:ve enough! water to allow the larger boats tit operate m the trade and there ore l1kely '" be several runmng out ol P1ttsburgh next season, says the Waterway• Journal. Wednrsday, Oct. 4, 1918 The Steel C:ty was mspected at Keouk, Iowa , last week Tht Steel C:ty IS scheduled to leave St. Louis soon w:th a cargo of bakmg powder for New Orleans. Ill luck has followed the Steel boat. Clty smce as the V1rgm1a she Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1916 - Captam John E Lyollll ot M1ddleport, owner of the towboat W:n· went mto Capl3:n J:m W:lharn. •on's cornfJeld at Willow Grov•, W. Va, :n a flood on the mght of March 6. 1910 and IS ROW hJgb a~d dry. Pilots Charles Cole and B11l Agnew were on the Crown HJll. Pilots report the river is '" very bad shape at different pomts between Ashland, Ky , and Cmc:nnat: The Ruth owned by Capta:ns Donnally and Hornbrook has been w1thdrawn from the Parkersburg and P:ttsburgh trade because or low water and entered m the Monongahela R:ver lrade between Fa1rmont, W. Va , and Pittsburgh The Cham· ber of Commerce at Fa:rmonl has petit:oned for a boat m thiS trade and :1 busmess w:ll JUst!ly the Ruth Will be kepi m thiS trade saturday, Sept. 30, 191&-The showboat Water (.jueen :s makmg itJ; th~rd tour up the Kanawha R1ver thiS season The Kanawha R1ver :s well worked w1th showboats ever,v season. ---- ------~ Sunday, October 2, 1966-5 I FAIRMONT FROSH ' - The Fairmont State Fresh man team, pictured above, Y.Jll meet the Marietta Co lege Frosh football squad this Monday at 8 p.m. on the Pomeroy gnd f1eld It w:ll be the fmt college footbal ga!lle played on Pome~oy's football field Pictured are· F:rst row, left to r:ght, J1m Goodn:ght, M:ke Arno ld Wilham Spamen, DWJ,ght Carpenter, Smitty Polhll, Dave Dalton, Bill Riggleman. John Kara, second row Dou! Taylor, Frank Zasloff, Roger H:ll, Tom Swisher, M1ke Marra, J1m Kelly, Mark Tennant, Roy Michael, th:rd r "· Coach Bundy, Dave Coe, Ge01ge C. Edwards, Don Edwa rcts, Joe Joyce, Pat Baldree, Pat Heaster, J:m Reyno! , John Skidmore. IIRTHt OP THI WIIK •undlr - llr and )ln Kenneth 1: and lhatt.l, Crowq City, dau&hter, 7.37 p m It Holzer HotPUal Tutldey - Mr and Mlll Ronald P' B<lrnu, Rt l Crown Ctty, dau1hter, kl:tH a. m. at Holzer Hoapltal Wtdn•dty - Mr and Mn Earl t:. Neal, R~ 2, Gallipolis, Jon, 11 17 a m, l.n Holnr JloJPltaJ, Thut'lday - Mr und Mr• CharleJ Wede:,- WJlllllmJ, Rt 2, Vlntoft, da\ll'hcer, 1 ao p m, In Hgher HoNpltaJ. MA'I.IIAGI LIC:lNIII Thomu A. 6lalne, Jr, 19 Middleflirt, and ao.alee { P!iey, 18 GaliJ. ,polll lohD R Kerr, 32 Rio Grande, aocl M51r)' K. Nebma:er. 23 ll.lo Grande. OIATHI OF THE WIIK Mn EMmie lkMn Portier. 11. a tftl· dent of EwlnJlon, died Sund•:,o morn1111 1t ber home She waH born in Jacbou county, W Ya. on .l\14' 2, 11178, dauiht.er ot t.he late Peter tnli 'Cb.ulotte Click !i=ltten Her hUt· b11nd Walter We•ton l'ollley died on Jo'eb. 11, 1948 fhey came to Gal· lla eount;v many >ean •110 11nd o)\ er:.~ttd. a liitil llociiE ~nn. Sh8 ii IUrVivecl bJ four sona, fc11r dall•ht· ttl and two •tep .... au.ahteii, Wuren ~nd MI"S. Ronald Hobo, both Df Lo. 11n: Wlrt. Mrt J S Cummln11 and Mr1. Earl Bee, all of Akron. HllL"'' and Fred Polaley o1nd Mn 1erry, all of Ew•naton.. 1nd BERRY'S WORLD TIMELY QlJOTEro;, Tlmes-Sentine~ Galllpolla Dafiy Tribune: • 90 Year- old Man Is Baseball Fan I "!!! in Alia ts more vital to parents than the "war o:i povery." l ' '•t< ' BeUe e\ep dlu11htere. Mra Verna CaalO Of Ken. na, W Va, and Mrs Edna Rawllnp or Letart, W Va Mu Pot1lt)' .,... a mew~ ot Ul.t Ewlnaton Metbodin dlul't'b S.rvicea went h.tld at. tba thurch TUetdiY afternoon wiUI bur M ln VJoton Memoria' Patll, under I dlret:Uor o{ l.he McC..:oy I \' I bome Funeral �' SUNDAY ftJrE PAPER ' r . .' j •. " ' \ .' )' ( . " I . l ' • J ... ..; ~~ . .. • ••• l ' ,/ b50 Yeats Ago on the IJ.iver q' I I Richard S. Owen, Chester TannehlU, E:tec. Edltor Dwi{lhf Wetherholl, Editor Hobart WilBon, Jr. Ida Ed•tor James E Dan Vernon De !slier r, Adv Dtr. ese, Adv. Mgr, We'll Take the PrO\; en Way in EdUtation We m southeastern Oh1o have been accused of bemg slow to update our school curricula, m living standards, In the ·arts. The charges may stu;)<, in some Jnst.,nces But m others we'll take our backward· ness and count :t a blessmg For example· educalion. ~ The National Educat:on AssocJahon rerecently began beating a drum for Johnny, age 4, to get on with hiS formal educat:on. Beer Battle Unbeknownst to those Saturday after· noon football fans who are wont to quaff a bit o[ brew whilst watching the compet:tJOn v1B the electromc tube, an even her· cer compet:ttoo for !herr a!lectiono IS be· tng waged by beer packaging industry It aU began after World War Jl when metal once agam became avrulable, enab1mg can manufacturers to mount an rnva· swn of the brewing industry, Although cans were more expensive. tbell' nonretm nabte feature gamed qu1ck acceptance among consumers. By 1959, cans bid lak· en over 38.6 per cent of the pacb.gtd beer market dealing a severe blow to tbe old staydby, the returnable bo111e, wbidl bad enjoyed 83 per cent of the m~t 1D Its heyday. Then the glass compames developed tbe throwaway bottle, a~ by the end of IJ61. cans had shpped to 37 8 per cent of the market. The can people fought back with tbe introduction of pull-tab tops Their !hare ol the market sbot up to 39 t per cent in 1961 and to 41.4 p<jr cent In 1965 The bottle folk were clelirly Ill trouble. A "enes of oonvemence tops were brief. but none met with success. Then 1a s I sprmg carne the "'fum.Off Crown " which reqmres only a genUe twiSt of the wrist tn open or close. That ISn't the end or the story. By 1910 domestic beer consumptiOn 1s expected to r.each 115,705,000 barrels, compared with the !965 output of 100,375,000 The compet:bon between cans and bot_· ties w!lt hkely go on unUt somebody comes " up w1th the ultimate In convenience - a "contamer that will pop Its top just by look· ·' lng at 11. .~~ Y~!1 One Too? • 'i The National Dealers Assoc:ation has • launched a "hard·hltlmg" automob1le safety program , It :s pombng up the fact that driver er. rors cause accidents. In one program 1t reviews the :mportance of adults settmg good example. for young people. Tbe ad\'ertisemenl JS titled - "But, :):~ You Always Drive Like That " It goes on to say "It's hard enough to leach your teen· agert he rules of the road But when you don't know them - or ignore them - how Is be gomg to learn? For better part or SIX· .. teen years he watched you at the wheel. What d1d he see? A good dmer wbo heed· ed trafhc laws? Or """ who rolled through ". stop signs, rlrove too fast, .,;!: chances• :E-.c,l worse, .!.\! !h~t child of yours ever -: become a lookout for moi.vrcycles? Juvenile courts are filled every day with kids ' wbo learned how to dr:ve from their parents. "Many adults are bad dr:vers and don't know it. They've been dr:vmg a certa:n " way for years and have never thought to change. They're too elose to the car :n ' front of them They ehange lanes without checking the rear-view mrrror Maybe it's forgetting to buckle that seat belt. How about you' Do you know or ignore the rules of the road• Test yourself next t:me , you dr:ve Take an honest, hard look at your dr:vmg habits. II you're making miS· . takes, you owe it to your children to chan,ge. And change now. Sometimes the , lessons or childhood are learned too welt . Before the l•sson of bad driving can be un-learned, sometimes. it's too tate." Psychtalrists with a doctorate w learning patter!lll found that cblldfen (some) can begm the ]earning process with advantage earlier than the customary age 6. The trouble IS that all psych:atrlsls do9't agree Another batch, also doctors, but in ch:ld behavior, argue with gus\0 that Johnny, age 4, should be allowed to play until he "' 6, because he bkely will learn to read belter later than earlier. His "per· sonality" could be jiggered out of whack by cramming in the tender years. We recall the years soon after World War II and the early 50s, when "Progress:ve" school d:str1cts In New York and on the Pacil1c Coast particularly, installed reading methods suggested by Columbia Teachers College. We also recall later with personal knowledge, whole classes of l:rth and sixth crade pupils in the north· west compelled to take summer remedial read:ng They had been1Columbla's guinea p:gs, exper:mental victims so to speak, of !heones that proved less !han workable in mass application None of that for us, please. We would upda\e our edU<aUon alter tbe etpenments are done; alter the harmful parts are wb:ttled away, and what Is left is known to be good. There is much that is new In education. Tbe body or knowledge fn educational 1ntlhods Is growmg as rapidly as Space Age Mecball!CS. We must keep up with the ne• that 1t' sound MeiSS Couii!J within two years wDI build a new blgb scbool. Members of tho new Meqs Local board believe people wDI be 11118led. lind quite proud, when the new school "' completed and equipped. It will have much that Is new, and good, for the education or the district's youth. Gallia County educators aren't saying much pubhcly, but plenty pr:vately, a~ut what probably will happen In the nell f1ve years to their planls and facilities. To use another sort ol tanguage, Martin Essex, tho superintendent ol state Instruction, Ia a very soon the accepted sl2e wOI be 1,000. hard-nose :n education. State staffers say the Slate board Is pushing hard to put stu· dents In schools of 500 or more and that Thuo, perhaps, tl behooves the new Meigs Local board to put up a real dUly of a school. It should be and will be, we are certain, Showcase No 1 in the Trl-tounty area BY WIWAM S. W.JIITE pellllaps somethl111 1o be saki WASHINGTON - Practice for that view. For (lulet it Is here does not make perfect. It now at the old home place. is no easier the second Ume Nor does one now find Lev:s around wh~n the last daughter strewn aU about the upstairs has BQ_ne teetering off on her Iandini and hair and dress unacC\I~med high heels to a pins crouched tn ambush everycollege trereafler to be her real where to bite the unshod fool hom.e from every noor. All summer long, to be sure, But no" It Is too quiet altothe house had been made clam- gether. A house thai had ourous while !he reCord play· ~eemed only adequate takes ers out folk sonis of a oo now a cold ~d cavernous in1ma1·kallle sameness and gull· emptiness. Her room's picked ars moaned and a m~n never up at last; ll Is picked up all kne'N when he would coolront too well. Tbe areeu prep·school some young mal$ visitor sot- blozen - and what memories emnly e111aged lh some form they bring of the years of car of that curiously tiresome "re- pools In the morlllng and In bllbon" which mar'ks so many the evening and the nightly of the teen-agers of our Ume. rush of the daughter from the Indeed there were days when dinner table to get at her books Daddy !~ked forward w:slful· and hOIIIOWork - are all put 1y to the autumn and w1th It a away with a (lr!al and tmel· tune of a blessed quiet And ampled neatness that is not too even 10 retrospect there Is agreeable after all. For If they Utopia Mechanic's Pure water, breathable air, livable elf>. les. good schools - these are a few of _the challenges facing men at the two-thirds mark In the 20th century. And It Is now "perfectly possible technically" for all the world to have thes~ th:ngs, declares James McCormack, eng!· neer scholar relrred Air Force general and 'now head or the Commumcalions Satellite Corp The real problem, he says, "Is how to marshal the humane, economic and poht· leal machinery and resources to manage lhe application of technology to the many needs of mankind " -;"i1-Jte technology alone will not necessar· lly make men more moral or improve ~-=·· tations, "It at least gives us more opportunity lor .;,e things that r01se the spmt and upJtft the soul " Technology not only makes It possible but "not enormously expens:ve" to have "c:Ues of hgbt, If you wdl, rather than the cities of rerror that we now have " An echo ol this lhintJng Is contained In a recent statement by a m1dwestern aJr pollution official: "We know how to cure smog. It's not dJf!Jcult or expensive. The problem Is gel· ting the people :n the community to support a cleanup program.'' There it is - not a blueprml for Utopia but the tools for fashioning a near approach to 11. Science has proposed, but It " up to the ordinary man In the street to dispose. II he want. to badly enough. .. !·....------=::-:----;:;:;;;---;;;~-;-~--;;::--------, ·J Hatlo's They11 Do It Every Time WlEN HE WAN1'5 A BUT'ItlNED·CUFF SHIRT" EVERY ONE BE:E.Zll.. PULLS OOT 15 THE FRENCH·CUFF 1'VPG I CAN'T FIND MY CUFF· LINK5 1 I'M Lii.TE FOP. THE OFFICE. 1 WfjE.RE THE~ !f,'t 15 II. 5~ IRT Ti-111-T BUTTONS AT THE; CUFF? .......__ _ I 'fl Report·of a Daughter's De arture ·.PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO VALUY PUBL/$HING COMPANY <I> . are Udlly stacked at last, also are stacked away forever, as years aso so at last were the toys of childhood Itself. One knew academically . beforehand that she had ''grown up"; but now one knows it a poignant sense against the earller knowledge was an arid shadow. Growing np now very real; for growing has now also meant gomg way. The difficulty Is that a cannot reach his own room without tach time passing hen. Would II be better to close th~l madly frilled place, wildly bung with pennants and the photographs of odd-looking tie chaps and festooned with old dance programs and with the "no entry" tralflc she h-' '· ' nTehed lght of the last prep-s c h o o dance• "Just 9 Little Something, Cousin; After All, We ore from the Same Family!" • ' Reuben Dunbar Packet Strikes Log, Sinks Would shultlnl this door firm· Ism to!Wd wllleh the ' ''2: ty upon tbe peat not help a bit youn1 'turn - lil their lvord• Itto avoid, or at least lo soften; perh8pa not always Iii their that Instant of bluk awereness Hearts '- so ~ ~ fact. of ~I ol her ablenc:e that Bllt It II hJI'd 81inll10111eUmes • evl!l')' night bill a man In the to tuillu If Spartan a duty; face as he walkt by? aDd the older one srowa lbt Maybe so; but the decision' !• harder it becomes. not on eJI.!Y one. For these The. marcb of the yeara.fs are the dllya, and the ntghl8, supposed to make a fellow when a man does not welcome tougher llld mort re&IJ!!i!d r.. !be mete thought of the clos- the reality of lonellheu. And lng, actual or symbolic, 11 any so It does ln,one'a worklag life door through which aometimea - but not in those houn ot abe bad passed In singing hap. life that Sj8 purely perso01L plness and which sometimes ill For the years thot hai'deq quldt female anger sbt had bring also a leng!heni!Jg web alammeil behind tier to tiJiress. of memories; and the larger her vlewa about not beinfl al· the web the tnore capable II lowed to go out on that partlcu- Is of unmanqfag 1\le toulh guy lar night with ~oma Joe or down where be really lives. John. The end of the summer and Of course, they all the coming el the fall of parr.. grow ~p and college Is the In· ing - 1t Is ,all not so cheeriDB evltabte auccessor to school now that the. one Is forever at home. And one must forgo gone and the other II forever trace of that aenUmental- here. BY DR TBIIMAJ ONE OF the biggest newt tlllriea on the river 50 yean ago thla past week was tha 01nklng of the upper Ohio Riv~ tl' pa.:ket ReubeiJ Duabar, a boot that frequenlell the Old French Clly, but had moved to the lower Ohio River during low water season. lor •. w•oday, Sept. fl, lfll&two, The Dunbar will be towed 'fhe Dunbar is owned by the The Dunbar, whieh s'ruck a los to the Pt. Pleasant docks lor reOhio and Kanawha Packet Com· In the fog near ll'o!ICOw early pairs as sooo as she Is raised. pany of Pittsburgh and had Monday, was almost thr,ee recently bell! rebuilt and new hours sinking. She struck lht Friday, Sept 28, 19111-Div· bo!lers installed bere at the log just forward of the engine II'S Earhardt and Hutchins611 of Acme Bolter Works. The Dunroom. The packet Is down Cmcmnatl have beea at work bar was under charter to the amidships In shatlew water on the sunken Dunbar and 11 Ia Greene Lines during low water with her head and ste111 stick· expected that the packet will season. Her regular trade W31 lng up. 10011 be afloat. P:ttsburgb to Charleston. The Dunbar bad a heazy trip The '3toJ1 Is beet told ID The Dunbar was or~gmaHy eons10ting of over 700 barrels Monday, Oct. %, U16 - The these dau,<I River News Items built at Jef!ersonvflle, lnd , In of apples, 30 head of stock and sunken Dunbar war bulkheaded from the Galllpolls Druly Tri· 1895. She was illsured. , other freight. The catUe were and pumped out by a governbune: Captam Fred Hornbl'lMik, part nm overbo§rd but swam back. ment boat at CorntoWll LandTuesday, Sept. %8, 1811- The owner of the Dunbar, who was The Chilo and Coumr were lng Saturday and will be packet R. Dunbar, whieh left at Pt. Pleasant, and out on sent to the Duabar's assistance brought to the Pt. Pleasant dry here last Friday Bight, sank the Tell C:ty when he receiv~ and the freight will be taken dock on her own steam for reMonday night a couple of miles news of the Dunbar's Sinking, off and sent back to CinclnnatL parrs. The packet was msured. above Moscow, OD her way to left Immediately for the scene. Some of the freight was damTbe rise Is expected to n.. t Cmclnnati. N• lives were lost. The Dunbar was 160-feet long, aged. the Dunbar off the log that Captain Gordon C Greene 19 4-feet wide and had a hold Pilot Arthur Spurlock If Chi· sunk her. was ill command and P I I o t or 64-leet m depth. She had lp, Ohio, who was on watch on Arthur Spurlock was at the two brand new boilers aad 12 x the Dunbar JS one of the best Tuesday, Oct. f, 1116 -The wheel, when the tragedy occur4'"' engines. and most rebabte young )lllo\9 Dunbar was due up today for red. Pilot George Hamilton of Tho Dunbar, It is reported, In the Pomeroy • Clnc:nnatl the Pt. Pleasant docks thiS city was Pilot Spurlock's was runmng m a fog when the trade, He had backed away partner. acc:dent happetled. from the Ohio shore and was Thursday, Oct. ~1, 1916 The Dunbar struck a log tearEngineer Sike Wood of Kanabout 200 feet out wh•~ the The packet Dunbar Ml Galli· lng a large hole m the bull auga arrived home Tuesday evDunbar struck tbe log. pol:s tnday for P1ttsburgh. and sinfing rapidly, It JS ening He was chlel on the CaptaJH Greene, who was In thought the boat is broken m Dunbar. Engineer Wood says the command of the Dunbar, will OTHER INTERESTING Ito. If this be the case she Dunbar IS broken 111 two. , endeavor to float the sunken ems were found m the followannot be_ra_IS_ ed -~~-'s_a_t_ .r__al_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:bo:..::al:..::lf:..::sh:::e:..::ls:..::IIO:::t_b:.:r:_ok:.:en:.:._i:.:n_ _ln::.:'g':.lssues of R1ver News'" lh_•_ mu• 4-Tbe Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, October 2, toea Washington By-Line I GOP Shudders as Shapp Plans Blitz The Sunday for Pao Race BY BRUCE BIOSSAT Shapp planner• "have pt to HARRISBURG, Pa. dp something about thf~ idea Because campaign spending that he fs 1 areedy, fll'*splng, the new political rechnlques power • hun(ll'y carlcaure bf 1 bulk so large as issues, an shylock." 1 1 otherwise dull Wh te th 1 " , ...;.• ., governorship rl!ce Is a ver a SO!Il ·-~ with life Is, It seems very likely to . 1 · prominent element ~· the • Indeed, the race has hour television documentary I!UCh a turn that neither film now being put jogether by Republican nominee. Ll. Gov. Guggenheim Produet!OIII, Inc., Raymond Shafer, nor his Dem- to promote Shapp Ill the clio ocratlc rival, industrialist MU- moUe phase of th11 campaign, ton Shapp, seems able to con- Shapp's people would prefer duct his campaign exaclly as to dwell largely on poll • tellbe would wish. Issues. • • Ins springtime documenjary Shafer wanlt to camplllgn on was by the testlmonJ of a. the record of outgoinfl Gov. perU In both parties, a nearWUIIam Scranton. Bllt the nom- masterpiece _ crucial to lila !Dee and the GOP hlgb com- success. It w81 111o1111 In mand bave been In moderate Pennsylvania 35 tlmea between lhock slnee Shapp spent $1 t May 9 and May 11, prlm&rJ million of bla own money lllls eve spring In a television • · direel mall • newspaper Oct. It, when Shafer and to win the nomination Shapp join in an hour • loq organzaUoo Democrat, statewide lelevlsloo ' · debite, State Sen. Robert Casey. could rpve a new pivot polqt 1 The Repubhcans worry In this rae~ U thi! t~t pl!jl ~ boon a day over what gage heavny IIi ' ~iiDIIihlieJ, Shapp will drop on their the remaining weeki may 1~1 nate when hiJ expected one of the roughest campaiilli rage begfna. Meantime, in Pennsylv&la blJtory. keeps them off balance ...,__ enouaiL 11 11 ·'-·"" endless charges, many __, ·-~ at linking Sllaler with the far One top Republican Ia ad'lllrlght lng hiJ fellow workerl eo teD R~nlly Shafer wlstlully ask· voten that "Milton Shapp II t tes Voters ed a man he knew only moUvated by •n UllrlaiOD8bl• nee 8Jn aces an a ly: ''HoW d9., 1 answer bfm?" obsession for power .. . b II d Sha ( hiJ art Is rule would be c!Jaotlcally IJD. BY HIERONYMOUS Conservatives would change the their dlscuS!!Ion of Ioret gn an pp, or P ' pulsfve, fluctuating to the unNot for a 11Umber of years picture in the next congress. domestic poltcy fs aimed at In- covering that his primary even rhythm of 1 man COGItave the citizens of the United The Re}illbllcan blgb command fluenClllfl election of congress· 'tory com blm more th~ IUIIIed by traits and llndenclel states been as uncertain of the alter several fneffectual efforts men. dollars. By his managers not often found In offlceholden future as today. Yet, with eon- to discredit the far right poll- Racial de~onsfratlons and ml,.fon, the GOP has hurt commanding major execullvt gresslonal elections eo1y four c1ea of Barry Goldwater et al,, riots, If continued, will , ha~e with repeated lnsls~e?,ce that power." weeks away, there Is a DoUce- seems lo be nof>.so-slowly drift. sreat Influence on vof:<rs 0 ?111- Sha~~ Is . try~~g to buy the Shapp 11 glvlnl It right baekl able reluctance of the candi- ing back to the coupling of e1- Ions. Actually, the right-wmg· go~p. ld "Raymond Shafer and the p-. dates to ata!AJ their views on fremism with patriotism and ers b!Jve no gre~t Interest In Allltude polls on both a ea publican party are playing lut the matters of future COilll&- even to gfvinfl substance to the mtearatlon as policy• but tbey show this notion has taken sollle loose with tbe welfare cl quence. In most districts asptr· ghost of Sen. ·McCarthy, which are missing no opportuni~es _to hold among voters. GOP brocommonwealth. They _.. ant& to seats in congress are has been haunting the capitol benefit ~~~m so-called ~bite ehures drum 01'. the theme, in their train the far campaigning mostly on stdctly corridors these IIUID)' years. backlash. talking of Shapp s and olben Ia ' This electiori, could possibly of dollars " local matrers. As lor the Democratic lop ' decide the trend of the govern- Joseph Napolitan, whose presence the tra41Uonal Speeches and press releases orgaruzatioo, II seelD8 1o have ment lor many coming years, er of the •·new politics" (sohone!lf RepubUcana ~ake muc~ mention of federal ceased to ells! as a pollcy mak- and voters should demand to phtsticated polling, heavy use certainly feel UIICOmfortable. aJd to var:ous proJe~ts, new lng body. Any campaign sfraf>. know where the candidates of advertising on the quality Theperll for Shapp, df 10011 post-offices to be built, new egy will come from the White atand level) says that he aod observen, Ia thai In Ida con· highway conatructloo, and more House and not from the Na· ' stant scaller-flllll 1pproadl be aid to schools, but very slight tiona! committee. may overreacb aDd loll ~ mention. of th~ Increased taxa· The extreme nght group Illy: Ills managers ~andldly SIJ lion which w:ll be needed to which in 1964 attempted to gain be IS harcl to control provide the money. Nor that control by capturing presl· The danger •for Shaler Ill even wilhoot these e1pend1tures dency tbla yeu IS workins 10 that, In his niCf-111)' blaadnen, tbe "~illlon-a-month escalatlon." elect ~ugh lar-righj congresa. be may not be IJ!~ lo CO", In V:et Nam will call for the meu to give them an effective With the Shapp barrige. restoration of the hard-woo tax control of leglslaUon, Most of Early polls, evea Shapp'l, C\lts of lUGS. the emphasis 18 ou dlstricla Shafer a In ppialf, II! To most housewives. I h e where llbetal congressmen woo But wfth lioth sfdeit llte1j "escalation" ef the price of by small majorities in 1964. spend mort tban t2 mill! .... food :terns is ol more mteresl CandidateJ for governorshlptl two-way bllli ' may .be 1!1 a IIJtlna ol the ~mber of are moob more wiiUDB IAJ speak thla Ume. Obviously till miles of four-lane h~ghway .to out on national affairs than are ll!rD II yet to ~1, be bu:lt The steep r:se I~ m- the congressional candidates. teres! rates wh1ch has a most But governors have no voice In halved the number of n e w national legislation. Some of tiomes built th:s year Is of more them ol course have presldencoocem to the would·be hom• tlal ~splraUOIII ' but moll of builder lhllll a new po~l-tlflce • building. And the ending of war The Real Issues at Election U rt . y F C did . II\ aplwmajority ~ the l!et!mlng over- · - - -...• ,- • whlmlng of Democrats , •• 1n congreso, wbleh on party The new wave Iii Alii linel l!et!11111 1o make Ull8saaila· democracy , This Is the (IOIItlon of tbe adminis· meaning of our parUclpall011 tbe actual voting of with your forces In tile VIe...,_ has been on the mese struggle. belween liberal l1lld -Pblllpplllel Pmtdent ,.,_ ~~ve thlllk\111. .\lid sjllce ,dlDIJCI E. Marcos. , ~alive thlplt:Jnl, And sloe ·'· ' " tbere )te a COIII~abl~. num- liow thai. we'VI. coma W'i lier.of Dell!ocratlc conservatives of the war wltlt LBJ, \lie want bulb House and Senate. a 1no pan of the rest of the way. ~~~·fil•lrly •mall nwnber of new - Rlcbr4 Nl•oa. ¢ Tuetday, Sept 21, 1115-The Tell C:ty is having her hull Bheetod with Iron at the Kaoawh~ docks. Captain Fred Hornb!'llok is superintending repa1rs on th~ Tell City. 1'he packet will resume her trips to Pittsburgh as seo• as there Is substanllal rise, which Is aot ID sight at the present. Thursday, Sept. Z8, 19111-The Plymouth bound up the Kanawha River with a tow of empt1e, for the E J Hickey Co. and nearmg Buffalo, W. Va., ran through herself knocking out both cylinder heads and crarklng a cyhnder. She returned t. the Pt. Pleasant Machine Works where repa:rs wdl be made. The Plymouth has engmes 14x5 ond three bo:lers She :s eommanded by Wilham Patr:ck and her engin• reom IS In charge of Lew Walker. Tile Plymouth was formerly the Aubrey wh1ch blew up at LouiSVIlle "veral years ago The towboat Crown Hill w:th 1 rail of logo for Cincmnati _ went ag!)~_d__ al Quincy ~ Ky~ Ill Shallow Water lI l 1118; The sl~amer Argand tows the Water Queen, a rormer Pnct llrede, and managor ol Pomeroy • Middleport Te~ phone Company, has been diJ.j posed by the director& tl thel telephone rompany, and a ney,l manager selected. Captain Ly· ons, whb Is reported tn be wellto-do, formerly bUJtt boats at H1ggmsport. There is a report current that the Queen City will De opera!. lng next seuson out ot P:tlsburi,h The completion ol the locks and dams thiS seas01 between Pittsburgh and Park• ersburg w11l g:ve enough! water to allow the larger boats tit operate m the trade and there ore l1kely '" be several runmng out ol P1ttsburgh next season, says the Waterway• Journal. Wednrsday, Oct. 4, 1918 The Steel C:ty was mspected at Keouk, Iowa , last week Tht Steel C:ty IS scheduled to leave St. Louis soon w:th a cargo of bakmg powder for New Orleans. Ill luck has followed the Steel boat. Clty smce as the V1rgm1a she Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1916 - Captam John E Lyollll ot M1ddleport, owner of the towboat W:n· went mto Capl3:n J:m W:lharn. •on's cornfJeld at Willow Grov•, W. Va, :n a flood on the mght of March 6. 1910 and IS ROW hJgb a~d dry. Pilots Charles Cole and B11l Agnew were on the Crown HJll. Pilots report the river is '" very bad shape at different pomts between Ashland, Ky , and Cmc:nnat: The Ruth owned by Capta:ns Donnally and Hornbrook has been w1thdrawn from the Parkersburg and P:ttsburgh trade because or low water and entered m the Monongahela R:ver lrade between Fa1rmont, W. Va , and Pittsburgh The Cham· ber of Commerce at Fa:rmonl has petit:oned for a boat m thiS trade and :1 busmess w:ll JUst!ly the Ruth Will be kepi m thiS trade saturday, Sept. 30, 191&-The showboat Water (.jueen :s makmg itJ; th~rd tour up the Kanawha R1ver thiS season The Kanawha R1ver :s well worked w1th showboats ever,v season. ---- ------~ Sunday, October 2, 1966-5 I FAIRMONT FROSH ' - The Fairmont State Fresh man team, pictured above, Y.Jll meet the Marietta Co lege Frosh football squad this Monday at 8 p.m. on the Pomeroy gnd f1eld It w:ll be the fmt college footbal ga!lle played on Pome~oy's football field Pictured are· F:rst row, left to r:ght, J1m Goodn:ght, M:ke Arno ld Wilham Spamen, DWJ,ght Carpenter, Smitty Polhll, Dave Dalton, Bill Riggleman. John Kara, second row Dou! Taylor, Frank Zasloff, Roger H:ll, Tom Swisher, M1ke Marra, J1m Kelly, Mark Tennant, Roy Michael, th:rd r "· Coach Bundy, Dave Coe, Ge01ge C. Edwards, Don Edwa rcts, Joe Joyce, Pat Baldree, Pat Heaster, J:m Reyno! , John Skidmore. IIRTHt OP THI WIIK •undlr - llr and )ln Kenneth 1: and lhatt.l, Crowq City, dau&hter, 7.37 p m It Holzer HotPUal Tutldey - Mr and Mlll Ronald P' B<lrnu, Rt l Crown Ctty, dau1hter, kl:tH a. m. at Holzer Hoapltal Wtdn•dty - Mr and Mn Earl t:. Neal, R~ 2, Gallipolis, Jon, 11 17 a m, l.n Holnr JloJPltaJ, Thut'lday - Mr und Mr• CharleJ Wede:,- WJlllllmJ, Rt 2, Vlntoft, da\ll'hcer, 1 ao p m, In Hgher HoNpltaJ. MA'I.IIAGI LIC:lNIII Thomu A. 6lalne, Jr, 19 Middleflirt, and ao.alee { P!iey, 18 GaliJ. ,polll lohD R Kerr, 32 Rio Grande, aocl M51r)' K. Nebma:er. 23 ll.lo Grande. OIATHI OF THE WIIK Mn EMmie lkMn Portier. 11. a tftl· dent of EwlnJlon, died Sund•:,o morn1111 1t ber home She waH born in Jacbou county, W Ya. on .l\14' 2, 11178, dauiht.er ot t.he late Peter tnli 'Cb.ulotte Click !i=ltten Her hUt· b11nd Walter We•ton l'ollley died on Jo'eb. 11, 1948 fhey came to Gal· lla eount;v many >ean •110 11nd o)\ er:.~ttd. a liitil llociiE ~nn. Sh8 ii IUrVivecl bJ four sona, fc11r dall•ht· ttl and two •tep .... au.ahteii, Wuren ~nd MI"S. Ronald Hobo, both Df Lo. 11n: Wlrt. Mrt J S Cummln11 and Mr1. Earl Bee, all of Akron. HllL"'' and Fred Polaley o1nd Mn 1erry, all of Ew•naton.. 1nd BERRY'S WORLD TIMELY QlJOTEro;, Tlmes-Sentine~ Galllpolla Dafiy Tribune: • 90 Year- old Man Is Baseball Fan I "!!! in Alia ts more vital to parents than the "war o:i povery." l ' '•t< ' BeUe e\ep dlu11htere. Mra Verna CaalO Of Ken. na, W Va, and Mrs Edna Rawllnp or Letart, W Va Mu Pot1lt)' .,... a mew~ ot Ul.t Ewlnaton Metbodin dlul't'b S.rvicea went h.tld at. tba thurch TUetdiY afternoon wiUI bur M ln VJoton Memoria' Patll, under I dlret:Uor o{ l.he McC..:oy I \' I bome Funeral �.. I If> I ., ' ' _, •. ' ,, I' ' I,..., I I "· Tops Speakers for 2,053-AcreCenternearCaldwellOttober'Slh I .. • •I ' · BY BRYSON' R. CARTER encouraged 1o attend lh• dedi- ~ be among lbe speakers. Mr. sales su!)l!rvisor, Oblo Power meat Center wlll 1 k · . ···: . Co. Ext. Agent, Alfie. cation scheduled atl.p.ra.C!ST). James Is chairman of the House /Company. tecb ic ee a~swers land. Slripmllled .areas woll ';; Dr. Jloy M. Kottman, director Judlciii'Y Coramitt. aDd Mr. 1 The Eastera Obio Center COli- to n II aDd economo~ pro- refDreeted with lmprovea, ,1 Governor Jam01 A. Rhodes jot lloe Reteii'Cb Center will Fltber is chaimlln of !be HoUH sists ol tllo unl~ 1 723- re blems offarmers which woli aid growing · specoes and new lllld :,.ill be lbe principal speaker at preside and Dr. w. E. Krause, Finance Committee. site located 111 nu'les north~~st the devel~pment of natu~al re- improved techniques of , lbe dedication of the new 2,003· /associate direclor wiU welcome Other speakers will Include ot Bell~ Valley and 1 325 acre~~ ~ource~ 1° the area. MaJOr ef- mall3ge~t will be . studied, ,. acre !astern Oltlo Res<~urce Oe- gueats. 1'tle lll•ocatloo will be Dr. Jolon D. Millett, chancellor, of stripmined land lo'coted 7 ort wol be devoted to method! The physocal and chem.,al ,. ·mopmet!l Conttr on October Igiven by Jolla M. Stickllouie, Ohio BoarciiJf Regents; John T. mile southeast of Caldwell The I "~ generating new wealth and perties of the$e areas woll , ·1. The Cenblr, IOCilted ~"' I State DlrecfDr 1Jf Ajriculture Mount, secretary of Researcn latter unit consists 01 l,ooO ac- ;t us lmpi'OIImg and upanding s~led to detennone 1/oeor Caldwell In Noble County, •• a ' and member of tbe Center'• Center Bolrd IJf Corottol : 11. J. res lf•en to the Research Cen- !he econ:;l~l Eastern Ohio. soble liSf for forage branch oC tho Ohio Asrleultunoi /Board of Control. Hllley. General lll8IJiitr, coal 1er by Union Carbide Co 1 Am Ll8TED ment and mana~ement. Reseorth . and Development TWo state representaU•e., Ed-~ .nd quarlzite miJOini and metall 125acres given by Bah~· a~ terml::ft!~~g:lshewlll be de- Ano~r goal w•!! be to Center. ll,.,.ter. mond G, JameJ ol Caldwell and division, Union Carbide Corp. ; Noon Coal Co. /for roclalmtn · st methoc,fs mme cost-return . da~ Gatlla 11nd Meigs Folks are IRalph E. Fisher, Wooster. wlll rand C. L. Bullock, aJficuiturai TJoe new ~source Develop- the produ r ~ a~ i~cr:: 1111.ll. serve as 8 guode on ---~. . c ovo y •. s op mnung the necessary sore - ·- - . . --- r • New lntarmmg llighest Point in County ,. " tate·i • , . · . ; • '" •• unot lor economic llve-j' wud, . aar'row. 111\d broadleal stock production. Herefords, plantain, and ground ivr, are iiU Angus and <;harolais, as w.ell as' perennials. Since lawns have lit cro,ssbred cattle, will be used to !ue resistance dw:IIJ~ lb~ faU study problems assOciated witb i a.nd winter l'heJJ tiY are de~ and luder call produc- /mant, lbese ·pesky wuds could lion. Other studies' will deal wllb take over yow:·tawn while you• beef cattle breeding and man-; 're r~sllng; .. . . agemenl. I If you deri't:w~nt to be faced Studies wDI be made of the. with a serious weed situation in effedl of b~ed, mating •Y• the spring, better lake control km, aad m111111gement pro- measures now while the weeds vams •• produeUvlty of :are young and actively growing. sbeep. . IApplication now. ,Yilll allow the A 600-tree ~le .orchard, set >grass to fill in q.e bar~ spots on Apn ll966 WJil be used lor re-Ibefore crabgrasa bas a chance l'::~~:.·~~n~1the adaptability or :to germinabl in lbe spring. It · varieties to tile area Spray your lawn onee with a well as proper tree spacing. broadleaf weed killer rontainA new vineyard will be used for , ing Sllvex. Complete eontrol 1s mearch on the feasibility of more likely when temperatures Jlape production for the fresh are fairly wann, about 70 demarket and for processing jel-·grees or above for a week af· lies and wines. A peach orchard , terward. This ~ana you ·should be pl11nted ln lbe spring of probably 'spray before the mid' dle of October. If after three. Charles B. Boyles, a former : weeks, the weeds are still grow~~~~:io~l1 the .Anomal &oence i ong, anolber application may be at West Virginia ,nuded. Do not apply to newly Is manager o1. the ;seeded lawns or young grass r.1w . Seven local men i lloat lmsn't been mowed at least aro employed on lbe staff. 1 twice. · Stop_ Wiater Weeds i When spraying small . arei!S,f 11 you lhjnk ali lbe weeds are i use a sprinkling can as an now and · your lawn Is i plicator so lbat risk of until spring, you're forget- , drill to desirable plants. the perennial weed. Peren- :small. A spreader-sUcker can grow any time of ' help yoor spray do 1 better year: wioether It's lbe usual Get one at a supply · growmg season or coldest WID· one-half teljSpoon ter. • j washing detergent ~-.··,.-, __,-mouse-ear chk:k- , water. 1 NLI Y 1 NOtre Dam.eGets 35•7 WIll e . l I ' State • 1866 IHA111R From Stalks to ..,,,,. • • •_ , , I ...=r: Whirling cleaver aellon makes ihe illr, *II Ia the IH 410. The treaoendoUI spiolnJDIID ""' ' lhe pivot-mounted "ch!aver,lmlfe" ~ ,.., ...._ cutting power . • • to' a]llinter ln!es and bnUb 11p to S Wes thick, lhred wlry ..-..... ODd lautlb lltlolb to 8,' .-Jck-deeayiloi pulp. Rock-solid, ha q fill , .,...Vr-Jnch, tbleJt ne,1 with @anneJ•boo< zeiubellll Wilbotaada hlmest bombardment.- All Ill"..., lbrquilo, 6t 11ft ~lncll 410 llotaey Cutter ls 'l1ullt to toke t:1w -.hest culliu(, the toughest ahocb. Cboooe fOUl's IIi l-paint bite~!, tr~Ulll.. Cit h•t-lDtob IIIGdela. Alto'ch8ck the new super-duty M. Jn. No. 510, mediWD-dutr·66-i.. No. 310 1ncl the low-coat 60-ln. No. 310. · ' one-"'"'* c.llft , ••• , .......... 50011 MEI~S EQUIPMENT co:· R...r,;Meiga General Hospital " Phon• 992·2176 Poiiiii'Oll, 0, \ AftD SAvE I I I I M !be mad had built thret years 88• "'::~n=:~~~ '~"":uilt iliY:tll-' off:;td~~ •' lila .:':2- 1 1001 IJIOMONrtllly: hutht~~terll Ohlt ..., . , for I . . .. 2 . •.. 3 OR MORE SILOS Ctttltl"""'v11111111 AINC. FULTO~·lHOMPS()N~> iiiW C•"'"'" TUES. MOliN lNG ly 1hOO A.M. 'rjtACTOR SA LEi seRViC~ Calvta h!tl TUIS. ,I VINING tii:GO 'J4. ''---..til.lir--:v. ;,.al_le.;.r.~_lv_•..;;~~;;;,!;;;;;~k...·._Co_._....· ,_._.,_. . o(_,.;.;,bm-.. ·~"'~..,_...;:<;;.c>.~· S...p.rln_•_•_v.... ·• ,__ ' _'_ho_"'..,"_;:... $,... ., J ' . . _ · ·, 7. •• I OU Bobcats Nip Kent State I l 1-The Sunday Ttmea.Sentlnel, Sunday, October COLUMBUS (UPI) - ll91l several yeart. before a determlned Buckey~ lot a 47-yard touchdown wilb 1kicked a ~yard field goal k Moore, a IJard.nmnlnS blllbric£ Temmate Jeff Jordan, a 218- lcomeback led by , sophomorejH? mnaining that _put Uoe /give the West Coast tean from Tacoma, ran ctreles lb fullback, scored three times quarterback Bm Ldtog's passel j ill~~~" out of reach. breatbiiJg room. around Oblo State Saturday 1o lor lbe Huskiell, wl1o went into to end Bill Anders. Long hit It Ohio State, down 21-7 at Uoe But lAing came right bacl >jl> lead t1oe Washington HUSkies to the game as a two-touchdown of 30 attempts for 157 yardS ball, came back after Uoe hitting Anders five times ~ 1'1 a 31-22 intersectional football underdog. It was Washington's and two touchdowns in the Intermission to move 56 yards earn lbe Buckeyes a to-J<·h ,. ', upoet before 80,341 fans. second win of the season after second hall and it put the on a drive lbal sa"i Long down, wlth 5:22 remainin! Moore, a 1-t, 205-potmder, being upset a -k ago by the Bucks itt scoring position wltb a complete five passes, the last a Ohio hall marclted 64 yards llCOred two touelldo1ms and set Air For<le whfie lbe Buckeyes 59-yard strike to Anders late in tlore&farder to halfb~rek Amie aided by two roughness penal up a couple of o11ter1 11ilb hiB are 1-1 after edging Texas the first hall to set up Ohio's Fontes for a TD. Long hit ties on the drive. dazzling runs. He gained 221 Cl)ristian In their opener. first touchdown. Anders for a two-pointer to Washing!oll toolc over aftel yards in 30 carrlea In 011e of the Washing!oll ran up a 21.() lead . But Moore took the heart out make it 21-15. recovering an onslde kick to .e1 finest individual performances over Ohio in the first half and 1 of the Buckeye threat when he Washington's Don Martin. the stage for Moore's cllnchin~ in lbe huge Oblo. Stadium ia tlten appeared oa the ropes sbook loose and ran untouched who kicked lour extra points, 1oudidown. I 1 .Is 1,011 Feet Elevation '' ' . ,~ I ' KENT, Ohio (UP[) - Bill Patski, a field goal · hooted a 49 • five seconds remaining to Obio University a 1:1-10 over Kent state in a American Conference game urday. But the excitement ' over for the 1&,1100 home team fans, as the Bobcats' on - side I Don Brooks lined up a 34-yardki~ fizzled lllld Kent got the field goal, but missed. · ball on lbe OU 45. · ' · It was an even ,game dewn Kent quarterbaclc: Ron Swartz the wire, with most of the scorpassed to Jeri')! Seither and an ing c0111ing in the final minutes interference call put the baD of tbe game. down on the 15 with no time Each team got a field goal in left. But lbe penalty gave Kent fhe second quar1er, bet for the one last chance. most part lt was up and down the field. · ' K 1 ot lightly better rd en ~ ~s . ya 011 age, !6'1·17 • and eonnecbod mo':m P~~!"\ 1 1 of 23 1 aga or • OU's leading ground gailler was halfback Dick Cooley wbo scored the Bebcafs' ODiy TD. i :U . ' ··l 1·· II· ~· 1" 1- td �.. I If> I ., ' ' _, •. ' ,, I' ' I,..., I I "· Tops Speakers for 2,053-AcreCenternearCaldwellOttober'Slh I .. • •I ' · BY BRYSON' R. CARTER encouraged 1o attend lh• dedi- ~ be among lbe speakers. Mr. sales su!)l!rvisor, Oblo Power meat Center wlll 1 k · . ···: . Co. Ext. Agent, Alfie. cation scheduled atl.p.ra.C!ST). James Is chairman of the House /Company. tecb ic ee a~swers land. Slripmllled .areas woll ';; Dr. Jloy M. Kottman, director Judlciii'Y Coramitt. aDd Mr. 1 The Eastera Obio Center COli- to n II aDd economo~ pro- refDreeted with lmprovea, ,1 Governor Jam01 A. Rhodes jot lloe Reteii'Cb Center will Fltber is chaimlln of !be HoUH sists ol tllo unl~ 1 723- re blems offarmers which woli aid growing · specoes and new lllld :,.ill be lbe principal speaker at preside and Dr. w. E. Krause, Finance Committee. site located 111 nu'les north~~st the devel~pment of natu~al re- improved techniques of , lbe dedication of the new 2,003· /associate direclor wiU welcome Other speakers will Include ot Bell~ Valley and 1 325 acre~~ ~ource~ 1° the area. MaJOr ef- mall3ge~t will be . studied, ,. acre !astern Oltlo Res<~urce Oe- gueats. 1'tle lll•ocatloo will be Dr. Jolon D. Millett, chancellor, of stripmined land lo'coted 7 ort wol be devoted to method! The physocal and chem.,al ,. ·mopmet!l Conttr on October Igiven by Jolla M. Stickllouie, Ohio BoarciiJf Regents; John T. mile southeast of Caldwell The I "~ generating new wealth and perties of the$e areas woll , ·1. The Cenblr, IOCilted ~"' I State DlrecfDr 1Jf Ajriculture Mount, secretary of Researcn latter unit consists 01 l,ooO ac- ;t us lmpi'OIImg and upanding s~led to detennone 1/oeor Caldwell In Noble County, •• a ' and member of tbe Center'• Center Bolrd IJf Corottol : 11. J. res lf•en to the Research Cen- !he econ:;l~l Eastern Ohio. soble liSf for forage branch oC tho Ohio Asrleultunoi /Board of Control. Hllley. General lll8IJiitr, coal 1er by Union Carbide Co 1 Am Ll8TED ment and mana~ement. Reseorth . and Development TWo state representaU•e., Ed-~ .nd quarlzite miJOini and metall 125acres given by Bah~· a~ terml::ft!~~g:lshewlll be de- Ano~r goal w•!! be to Center. ll,.,.ter. mond G, JameJ ol Caldwell and division, Union Carbide Corp. ; Noon Coal Co. /for roclalmtn · st methoc,fs mme cost-return . da~ Gatlla 11nd Meigs Folks are IRalph E. Fisher, Wooster. wlll rand C. L. Bullock, aJficuiturai TJoe new ~source Develop- the produ r ~ a~ i~cr:: 1111.ll. serve as 8 guode on ---~. . c ovo y •. s op mnung the necessary sore - ·- - . . --- r • New lntarmmg llighest Point in County ,. " tate·i • , . · . ; • '" •• unot lor economic llve-j' wud, . aar'row. 111\d broadleal stock production. Herefords, plantain, and ground ivr, are iiU Angus and <;harolais, as w.ell as' perennials. Since lawns have lit cro,ssbred cattle, will be used to !ue resistance dw:IIJ~ lb~ faU study problems assOciated witb i a.nd winter l'heJJ tiY are de~ and luder call produc- /mant, lbese ·pesky wuds could lion. Other studies' will deal wllb take over yow:·tawn while you• beef cattle breeding and man-; 're r~sllng; .. . . agemenl. I If you deri't:w~nt to be faced Studies wDI be made of the. with a serious weed situation in effedl of b~ed, mating •Y• the spring, better lake control km, aad m111111gement pro- measures now while the weeds vams •• produeUvlty of :are young and actively growing. sbeep. . IApplication now. ,Yilll allow the A 600-tree ~le .orchard, set >grass to fill in q.e bar~ spots on Apn ll966 WJil be used lor re-Ibefore crabgrasa bas a chance l'::~~:.·~~n~1the adaptability or :to germinabl in lbe spring. It · varieties to tile area Spray your lawn onee with a well as proper tree spacing. broadleaf weed killer rontainA new vineyard will be used for , ing Sllvex. Complete eontrol 1s mearch on the feasibility of more likely when temperatures Jlape production for the fresh are fairly wann, about 70 demarket and for processing jel-·grees or above for a week af· lies and wines. A peach orchard , terward. This ~ana you ·should be pl11nted ln lbe spring of probably 'spray before the mid' dle of October. If after three. Charles B. Boyles, a former : weeks, the weeds are still grow~~~~:io~l1 the .Anomal &oence i ong, anolber application may be at West Virginia ,nuded. Do not apply to newly Is manager o1. the ;seeded lawns or young grass r.1w . Seven local men i lloat lmsn't been mowed at least aro employed on lbe staff. 1 twice. · Stop_ Wiater Weeds i When spraying small . arei!S,f 11 you lhjnk ali lbe weeds are i use a sprinkling can as an now and · your lawn Is i plicator so lbat risk of until spring, you're forget- , drill to desirable plants. the perennial weed. Peren- :small. A spreader-sUcker can grow any time of ' help yoor spray do 1 better year: wioether It's lbe usual Get one at a supply · growmg season or coldest WID· one-half teljSpoon ter. • j washing detergent ~-.··,.-, __,-mouse-ear chk:k- , water. 1 NLI Y 1 NOtre Dam.eGets 35•7 WIll e . l I ' State • 1866 IHA111R From Stalks to ..,,,,. • • •_ , , I ...=r: Whirling cleaver aellon makes ihe illr, *II Ia the IH 410. The treaoendoUI spiolnJDIID ""' ' lhe pivot-mounted "ch!aver,lmlfe" ~ ,.., ...._ cutting power . • • to' a]llinter ln!es and bnUb 11p to S Wes thick, lhred wlry ..-..... ODd lautlb lltlolb to 8,' .-Jck-deeayiloi pulp. Rock-solid, ha q fill , .,...Vr-Jnch, tbleJt ne,1 with @anneJ•boo< zeiubellll Wilbotaada hlmest bombardment.- All Ill"..., lbrquilo, 6t 11ft ~lncll 410 llotaey Cutter ls 'l1ullt to toke t:1w -.hest culliu(, the toughest ahocb. Cboooe fOUl's IIi l-paint bite~!, tr~Ulll.. Cit h•t-lDtob IIIGdela. Alto'ch8ck the new super-duty M. Jn. No. 510, mediWD-dutr·66-i.. No. 310 1ncl the low-coat 60-ln. No. 310. · ' one-"'"'* c.llft , ••• , .......... 50011 MEI~S EQUIPMENT co:· R...r,;Meiga General Hospital " Phon• 992·2176 Poiiiii'Oll, 0, \ AftD SAvE I I I I M !be mad had built thret years 88• "'::~n=:~~~ '~"":uilt iliY:tll-' off:;td~~ •' lila .:':2- 1 1001 IJIOMONrtllly: hutht~~terll Ohlt ..., . , for I . . .. 2 . •.. 3 OR MORE SILOS Ctttltl"""'v11111111 AINC. FULTO~·lHOMPS()N~> iiiW C•"'"'" TUES. MOliN lNG ly 1hOO A.M. 'rjtACTOR SA LEi seRViC~ Calvta h!tl TUIS. ,I VINING tii:GO 'J4. ''---..til.lir--:v. ;,.al_le.;.r.~_lv_•..;;~~;;;,!;;;;;~k...·._Co_._....· ,_._.,_. . o(_,.;.;,bm-.. ·~"'~..,_...;:<;;.c>.~· S...p.rln_•_•_v.... ·• ,__ ' _'_ho_"'..,"_;:... $,... ., J ' . . _ · ·, 7. •• I OU Bobcats Nip Kent State I l 1-The Sunday Ttmea.Sentlnel, Sunday, October COLUMBUS (UPI) - ll91l several yeart. before a determlned Buckey~ lot a 47-yard touchdown wilb 1kicked a ~yard field goal k Moore, a IJard.nmnlnS blllbric£ Temmate Jeff Jordan, a 218- lcomeback led by , sophomorejH? mnaining that _put Uoe /give the West Coast tean from Tacoma, ran ctreles lb fullback, scored three times quarterback Bm Ldtog's passel j ill~~~" out of reach. breatbiiJg room. around Oblo State Saturday 1o lor lbe Huskiell, wl1o went into to end Bill Anders. Long hit It Ohio State, down 21-7 at Uoe But lAing came right bacl >jl> lead t1oe Washington HUSkies to the game as a two-touchdown of 30 attempts for 157 yardS ball, came back after Uoe hitting Anders five times ~ 1'1 a 31-22 intersectional football underdog. It was Washington's and two touchdowns in the Intermission to move 56 yards earn lbe Buckeyes a to-J<·h ,. ', upoet before 80,341 fans. second win of the season after second hall and it put the on a drive lbal sa"i Long down, wlth 5:22 remainin! Moore, a 1-t, 205-potmder, being upset a -k ago by the Bucks itt scoring position wltb a complete five passes, the last a Ohio hall marclted 64 yards llCOred two touelldo1ms and set Air For<le whfie lbe Buckeyes 59-yard strike to Anders late in tlore&farder to halfb~rek Amie aided by two roughness penal up a couple of o11ter1 11ilb hiB are 1-1 after edging Texas the first hall to set up Ohio's Fontes for a TD. Long hit ties on the drive. dazzling runs. He gained 221 Cl)ristian In their opener. first touchdown. Anders for a two-pointer to Washing!oll toolc over aftel yards in 30 carrlea In 011e of the Washing!oll ran up a 21.() lead . But Moore took the heart out make it 21-15. recovering an onslde kick to .e1 finest individual performances over Ohio in the first half and 1 of the Buckeye threat when he Washington's Don Martin. the stage for Moore's cllnchin~ in lbe huge Oblo. Stadium ia tlten appeared oa the ropes sbook loose and ran untouched who kicked lour extra points, 1oudidown. I 1 .Is 1,011 Feet Elevation '' ' . ,~ I ' KENT, Ohio (UP[) - Bill Patski, a field goal · hooted a 49 • five seconds remaining to Obio University a 1:1-10 over Kent state in a American Conference game urday. But the excitement ' over for the 1&,1100 home team fans, as the Bobcats' on - side I Don Brooks lined up a 34-yardki~ fizzled lllld Kent got the field goal, but missed. · ball on lbe OU 45. · ' · It was an even ,game dewn Kent quarterbaclc: Ron Swartz the wire, with most of the scorpassed to Jeri')! Seither and an ing c0111ing in the final minutes interference call put the baD of tbe game. down on the 15 with no time Each team got a field goal in left. But lbe penalty gave Kent fhe second quar1er, bet for the one last chance. most part lt was up and down the field. · ' K 1 ot lightly better rd en ~ ~s . ya 011 age, !6'1·17 • and eonnecbod mo':m P~~!"\ 1 1 of 23 1 aga or • OU's leading ground gailler was halfback Dick Cooley wbo scored the Bebcafs' ODiy TD. i :U . ' ··l 1·· II· ~· 1" 1- td �' I i' ~ ,. 1 ' ' . • ' \ ' ' ' ' ' I . t • .'!... t I Inflicts First LtiSs· on· P,omerO}r . foot- ~pwit. kee~~~ ' "' ·~m motid~. Rus~. ALL-STAB fomeroy's Panthers, riding a 1 Forty - eight minutes of The Chiefs took over on pass by outside llnelracker Bill 42 yards and put the ball on up track of · - for backOeld in On ttie net ' .... , . 17 ' 111' ~}!!IJI• winning streak, had il lball produced 15 Panther pass- their own 47 and i• 11 plays Weslfa\1 on the Pomeroy, S8, the Logan 25. Lennie Vap Meter ICOrmg llireaiS were inlffiJuent. fourth down RQn De~m inter- Passing, net ...... 20 111 l b"kim Fr 1day mght at Logan ing attempts and four comple-IFullback Ter:cy Nelsoa, subbing This time il took eig~t plays got 4 to the 21 but Jim Trow- L!Jgan, in the fourtti,1 pe~ed •cepled a~· ~ , the end zoae Total Net ...... · 115 201, 'on a ·rain-swept, fumble • load- Ilions for 9ll yards. On the for Kemper who is inJured, to get to the three yard tine b,ridge threw Swis~ for a 7 recovered a fumble oh me to stop the Cblefs. , PDSSes AtJempted ·.. 15 • i , eo field, 14-0. ground the Panthers could mus- crashed in from the 2. J1m ~ from where lralfback Curt Per- yard Joss as he· lrledtopass, Panther 18 ahd could -~t OW)\ Nelson was the top ground Passes Completed . 4 4 : The heav1er Logan club had Iter only 17 Rei y-•rds, and 16 Duabemruer ki~ed the !lfSt :ry passed to halfback Greg then Sw1s~er f]\ffibled the wet to the tq ilr four play&/ , .\fie~ gainer with 115 yards l,n · 25 Intercepted ...... , 1 1 ~· 8 huge ass1st from the weather, [of those were is the first half. of two exira pomts. . 1Wast for the TD. , ball and recovered for ~nother the Pantl)era punted o~ to lbe carries. For the Panthers, Van l'omeroy 0 ~ 0.1- G !· ., the Panthers found the~r [ Meanwhile, Logan, generally The teams slipped and skid· [ Coach Bud B1ck~l s Panlbers 4 yard Joss, and a fourth down 3S, the Cbjefs got to the P~ Meter had 36 net yards in' 12 L!Jga• 7 o7 o _ 14 '~ potent passmg atlack pretty disdaining the ,pass. ground out ded .through the second per~od 1 had someth•ng g01ng m ~e ~ pass was knocked down, !her 8 end we': held for carries. Scoring- Logan: ~elson. TO ~ much nullified, and rueir • touchdown the first lime 11 ,and mto th:_. thud before Logan ·first quarter followmg Logan s , W1th fumbles marring t be downs. II was m this series STATISTICS• 2 yard run: G. West, 3 yil pass spoedy but light backs slo"ed got the ball after k1cklng off I capita liz~ OR a Panther mts- fir~ I TD. A Iong pass, Don play of both teams -.they were 1that Nelson got over the go~) Pom. Log. from C, Perry. EPs, DaubeD, by Ihe ram. and forcing the Pll!'thers to Icue, •~ mtercepted Panther , Sw1sher to Bill Engbsh, aetted lso frequent statlstlc•aiLI gave lme bu! Logaa 'was penalized F'lfst dow~s ... 5 9 ·mier, 2, kicks. I . Dragons Tumble lr'ildcats 44-16 ~. ' r~• . j 1 b, - f - - - - --- - - - - - - •• 8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, October 2, 1966 Hounds End 13-Game Losing Sfreak in SEOAL, 13-6 .' 1 ~ Eqstern, York :- Battle to Tie ' I', ,.•• ' YOU CAN EXERCISE AND SLENDERIZE WITH ALL THISI Htodo • tot 'u lfaJI% uof .ze II! ol rn • •;, Fq,.lco,ns Bombed, 19· 7··· I ,7 . (Picturod Above Electric Trim Cycle) • • • • • • • Visiting Vinttn County High Schooj unlea~hed ~ , powerful ground game Friday pight blfil~, pp ,_a ~~ap io the first luilf, fheA fought oil several termilled rallies by the F;tlcfl!l! ,tq hand Wahama fourth straight defeat, 19-7. During the first half it was all Vinton County as marched for touchdowns drives of 50 and 57 yards. lor back Jim Bethel scltl'ed of the SIX-pointers on nme two and three yards to the drives wbicb featured . power runmng. The Geaerals straight down the field PULLED DOWN - Sherm Cundiff, Southern fullback, is shown here being times on plays which gained pulled down by Rutland's Roger Davis Friday nieht. Cundiff (32) W3/l brought down four, five and siJ yards al a following an ll "yard gain. Coming on from the left side to assist Davis is Leroy clip and chewed up a Welsh (64J. deal of the clock in the pro- Rutland Scores Convincing. 34., o· Triumph Over Southern Tornadoes cess. Each time Bethel ran II into the end zone and thea added 111e point after to give the Ohioans a 13-0 lead. · , H th F 1 owever, , e a cons came roaring back m the second ball. A b.locked punt gave the locals 8 big chatlce, but several plays later the threa.t died when wa. hama fell sJX mches short of 8 first d~wn at th' Vmtou four yard line. Not long afterwards, the, Falcons, mounted a drive which camed to the Vmton teurteen befor~ 8, loose ball was covered by Vmton. Near the end of the third period, Ji.ll· hama bad started ano~ march, but Rie~ Calvin cut this one short With a ·44-yard runk wlllth ~~•lnvto;r:;ted pass to ma e "" 10 • 'The fourth period found Wahama with the ball and this time used the running of Ralph Batey and WUIIam Arthur along wllb the passing of David White and Gary £!-detlt to movt II yards in Dlne plays for lhei• first IC&re. Dale Roilliu IJ9ot· ed the point alld the eouDt weat to 19-7. .· The Wabamana were l!Wn· nlng 10 jel~ but the VIDkili ~ !aught back,. too, Mild lhe~driv· Jng fen 01 two Ji'Olipa of cractl· ing lads thoae last seyer.al min· utes, but there wu ,110 lllllrt scoring. Wal1an'la now llallds 1-4 and Vlntoa Ctunty It 3-L week the Fa«:onn :rlsll second ranked II!Piel Vlklnp, while ' Vlnl.eR CouDI)' wiD· be yl the Par'--'"·- .r... p1a ng ·~·-• " e Exercise Mat & Programs e Gym Sets • lsometric-Z-Bars PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER & SALON 403'12 Third & Stot• Gallipolis, Ohlt PHONE 446-0797 ., !t ID II Ma VCIBS First Downs ..... a 12 Yarda Rush~ .... :rl 1!10 Yards PassiDg . , .... 611 G Passes .. .. .. . 11-lt · t-t Pena!Hes .. . , .. . .0 70 SCore tiy quarterl: , Wahalna t t I 7- ? 7 8 I G-11 I ' INDIVIDUAL NET YARDS RVSBING tGallipaU.) Player-Pol. TCB YG AVG. Gilmore, LH .. .. 14 71 5.0'1 Mitchell, ~ LH ..... 7 22 3.1 Neal, FB , ....... 8 23 2.8 Thompson, LH . .. 2 3 1:o5 Saundera, TE .. .. 1 o 0.0 Swain, LH ....... I 0 0.0 Gailkey, OB .. •.. 7 oG ·8.6 ' TOTAUI ........ 40 IU U (Jaekton) PLAYER-Pol, TCB YO AVG Sbaf!er, HB .. ·.. 4 11 'u Wallace, liB .. .. . I - 4 .t.O Reed, FB ...... 17 57 U R. Terry, liB .. .. 12 40 U Patton, OB .... .. · 7 -15 .·11 TM'ALS .......... 41 'lH U I If ll sTATJSTrcS serve trylpla~ers Hard-hitting Rutland got on show their strength capably. 36-yard touchdown run. A was !Dserted Into tbe l scoreboard in every period A 25 yard pass from Quarter- by Bill Kennedy for the exira lineup midway I!Jrough the · enroute to a <!DRvincmg back Joe HawkiiLI to · po1nlli was stopbed short. ' last period. , shutout over the Southern End Roger DaVIs wllb The fill'Bi Red Devil aix-polnt.- Southern will host Buchtel, in a Mid-Ohio Val- mmutes and 54 seconds of the er came just two minutes later York next week while Rutland ley Conference game played 1n 1second quarter remain!n~ when Perry KeJ!!Ifdy partiaiiJ trivels' to Ch~uacey. , a steady downpour of rain Fri- ' counted for the first Red Devil blocked a punl by, S~ Cuo- Rutland ~ 12 8 IZ....~ night at Racine. tally. The touchdown CI!Pped dlff from lbe ,lilne y~ )IDe Soulhera 0 0 0 o- t Red Devils, cO'IIcbed by 52 yard effort. Willlamt eauglit it at lbe STA'l1STICS ' !Charles Smith, upped their Rutl8111j scored again a and weut·biiO llle end zane Rat. Stil season record to 3-1 while tbe pi~ of minutes later l)renaer's try for Yards RusiJng .... , 244 Southern loss was the •rorna- Hawkins hanged across . , conversio• on e '""" was Yardll P_.ling .. •.. :'.29 does second m four games. ·goal line to paydlrt on a live Net Yards · .. .. .. 273 Rutla•d dealt ill first disciiiJI.. Iyllrd carry with a fourth dowa , playing without the P.--. Attempted .. 8 to the T9J'nadoes with 4 , two yards to go &ituation. servl~ , quarterb~·,.. Bob P111ses Completed .. 2 Jnnnutes and 281lseconds left )a Hawkins' six • pOinter put lilt Grueser; Will 101( Dlucb of Palsses Intercepted ... I first per1011 when Jobn Meigs Local District scbool Ill ljle finBI "in.' bijury •JI'Itlt, DoW1II . . . • _. I ll<'lior halfback, front with a 14-0 balftlme failed to ' ~ f~es ,·..... ... ., 4 pulled down in the end zone , en· Fulllbles L!Jst .. ·• .. 3 Peneillel .. .. ..... .. 30• a safety after be fumbled a The sp-ong Red Devil IPerrv Kenlledy pual deep in began making a run • away of [Sntrthe111 terri~~Jry. II 'midway ..lbrough iliel third safety came two series quarter"when Hallback plays after the host club Drenner dived over from displayed its best line two after gaining effort for the Sou1the~ lltr The Tornadoes with e Roller Massager e Barbells WOMEN CLASSES-GROUP CLASSES MEN CLASSES-FAMILY HOUR RATES Next teem Stationary Bicycle Electric Trim Cycles Belt Massagers Hand Massagers Tilt Boards Ro Trim Jackson . . a 0 o oNET YARDS, RasJa.Pa11 Gallipolis . ·, 51 :16 9 53 - 149 Jackson , ... 19 22 27 18 - 104 '(.-,. ... 2 I ' it I . .. I 0 1 3 BY .. .. 0 o I S..... 3 I 0 I - r. I I, ON THE GREAT NEW I ' CADILLAC THURS., ·OCT. 6 • I ~ 1 mar· ~~1 , tni\' ,tlti!II ' '- '·••.;.: , BALL - Middleport's Bllt "" ~Ill'!""!' after a loose ball on the Yellow J~cket during the game again~ , Nelaonville. • f c~~:: '10. yard Mil !G ,to .. !be l>t9u, ~~=~=~:~~~:: : Greyhound }layer is tryl)lg ·tO beat ~l!ive'IY attempt. Nelaonvwe·!Ji!oslld 111 't6-o" . ) . ~~ ,., ·vou.meet·th•·niceft . ' ' /j ., '• •' 'r ' peqp,,e ~.~ · • ,H.onda ' I , ' ·' ' See The 1967 Oldsmobile Now On Display! I WITH ALL THE NEW SAFETY FEATUitiS PLUS NEW 5 VEAl Olt 50,000 MILE GUARA~TEI Price The '67 Olds,cllofore You lluy Any '46 I �' I i' ~ ,. 1 ' ' . • ' \ ' ' ' ' ' I . t • .'!... t I Inflicts First LtiSs· on· P,omerO}r . foot- ~pwit. kee~~~ ' "' ·~m motid~. Rus~. ALL-STAB fomeroy's Panthers, riding a 1 Forty - eight minutes of The Chiefs took over on pass by outside llnelracker Bill 42 yards and put the ball on up track of · - for backOeld in On ttie net ' .... , . 17 ' 111' ~}!!IJI• winning streak, had il lball produced 15 Panther pass- their own 47 and i• 11 plays Weslfa\1 on the Pomeroy, S8, the Logan 25. Lennie Vap Meter ICOrmg llireaiS were inlffiJuent. fourth down RQn De~m inter- Passing, net ...... 20 111 l b"kim Fr 1day mght at Logan ing attempts and four comple-IFullback Ter:cy Nelsoa, subbing This time il took eig~t plays got 4 to the 21 but Jim Trow- L!Jgan, in the fourtti,1 pe~ed •cepled a~· ~ , the end zoae Total Net ...... · 115 201, 'on a ·rain-swept, fumble • load- Ilions for 9ll yards. On the for Kemper who is inJured, to get to the three yard tine b,ridge threw Swis~ for a 7 recovered a fumble oh me to stop the Cblefs. , PDSSes AtJempted ·.. 15 • i , eo field, 14-0. ground the Panthers could mus- crashed in from the 2. J1m ~ from where lralfback Curt Per- yard Joss as he· lrledtopass, Panther 18 ahd could -~t OW)\ Nelson was the top ground Passes Completed . 4 4 : The heav1er Logan club had Iter only 17 Rei y-•rds, and 16 Duabemruer ki~ed the !lfSt :ry passed to halfback Greg then Sw1s~er f]\ffibled the wet to the tq ilr four play&/ , .\fie~ gainer with 115 yards l,n · 25 Intercepted ...... , 1 1 ~· 8 huge ass1st from the weather, [of those were is the first half. of two exira pomts. . 1Wast for the TD. , ball and recovered for ~nother the Pantl)era punted o~ to lbe carries. For the Panthers, Van l'omeroy 0 ~ 0.1- G !· ., the Panthers found the~r [ Meanwhile, Logan, generally The teams slipped and skid· [ Coach Bud B1ck~l s Panlbers 4 yard Joss, and a fourth down 3S, the Cbjefs got to the P~ Meter had 36 net yards in' 12 L!Jga• 7 o7 o _ 14 '~ potent passmg atlack pretty disdaining the ,pass. ground out ded .through the second per~od 1 had someth•ng g01ng m ~e ~ pass was knocked down, !her 8 end we': held for carries. Scoring- Logan: ~elson. TO ~ much nullified, and rueir • touchdown the first lime 11 ,and mto th:_. thud before Logan ·first quarter followmg Logan s , W1th fumbles marring t be downs. II was m this series STATISTICS• 2 yard run: G. West, 3 yil pass spoedy but light backs slo"ed got the ball after k1cklng off I capita liz~ OR a Panther mts- fir~ I TD. A Iong pass, Don play of both teams -.they were 1that Nelson got over the go~) Pom. Log. from C, Perry. EPs, DaubeD, by Ihe ram. and forcing the Pll!'thers to Icue, •~ mtercepted Panther , Sw1sher to Bill Engbsh, aetted lso frequent statlstlc•aiLI gave lme bu! Logaa 'was penalized F'lfst dow~s ... 5 9 ·mier, 2, kicks. I . Dragons Tumble lr'ildcats 44-16 ~. ' r~• . j 1 b, - f - - - - --- - - - - - - •• 8-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, October 2, 1966 Hounds End 13-Game Losing Sfreak in SEOAL, 13-6 .' 1 ~ Eqstern, York :- Battle to Tie ' I', ,.•• ' YOU CAN EXERCISE AND SLENDERIZE WITH ALL THISI Htodo • tot 'u lfaJI% uof .ze II! ol rn • •;, Fq,.lco,ns Bombed, 19· 7··· I ,7 . (Picturod Above Electric Trim Cycle) • • • • • • • Visiting Vinttn County High Schooj unlea~hed ~ , powerful ground game Friday pight blfil~, pp ,_a ~~ap io the first luilf, fheA fought oil several termilled rallies by the F;tlcfl!l! ,tq hand Wahama fourth straight defeat, 19-7. During the first half it was all Vinton County as marched for touchdowns drives of 50 and 57 yards. lor back Jim Bethel scltl'ed of the SIX-pointers on nme two and three yards to the drives wbicb featured . power runmng. The Geaerals straight down the field PULLED DOWN - Sherm Cundiff, Southern fullback, is shown here being times on plays which gained pulled down by Rutland's Roger Davis Friday nieht. Cundiff (32) W3/l brought down four, five and siJ yards al a following an ll "yard gain. Coming on from the left side to assist Davis is Leroy clip and chewed up a Welsh (64J. deal of the clock in the pro- Rutland Scores Convincing. 34., o· Triumph Over Southern Tornadoes cess. Each time Bethel ran II into the end zone and thea added 111e point after to give the Ohioans a 13-0 lead. · , H th F 1 owever, , e a cons came roaring back m the second ball. A b.locked punt gave the locals 8 big chatlce, but several plays later the threa.t died when wa. hama fell sJX mches short of 8 first d~wn at th' Vmtou four yard line. Not long afterwards, the, Falcons, mounted a drive which camed to the Vmton teurteen befor~ 8, loose ball was covered by Vmton. Near the end of the third period, Ji.ll· hama bad started ano~ march, but Rie~ Calvin cut this one short With a ·44-yard runk wlllth ~~•lnvto;r:;ted pass to ma e "" 10 • 'The fourth period found Wahama with the ball and this time used the running of Ralph Batey and WUIIam Arthur along wllb the passing of David White and Gary £!-detlt to movt II yards in Dlne plays for lhei• first IC&re. Dale Roilliu IJ9ot· ed the point alld the eouDt weat to 19-7. .· The Wabamana were l!Wn· nlng 10 jel~ but the VIDkili ~ !aught back,. too, Mild lhe~driv· Jng fen 01 two Ji'Olipa of cractl· ing lads thoae last seyer.al min· utes, but there wu ,110 lllllrt scoring. Wal1an'la now llallds 1-4 and Vlntoa Ctunty It 3-L week the Fa«:onn :rlsll second ranked II!Piel Vlklnp, while ' Vlnl.eR CouDI)' wiD· be yl the Par'--'"·- .r... p1a ng ·~·-• " e Exercise Mat & Programs e Gym Sets • lsometric-Z-Bars PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER & SALON 403'12 Third & Stot• Gallipolis, Ohlt PHONE 446-0797 ., !t ID II Ma VCIBS First Downs ..... a 12 Yarda Rush~ .... :rl 1!10 Yards PassiDg . , .... 611 G Passes .. .. .. . 11-lt · t-t Pena!Hes .. . , .. . .0 70 SCore tiy quarterl: , Wahalna t t I 7- ? 7 8 I G-11 I ' INDIVIDUAL NET YARDS RVSBING tGallipaU.) Player-Pol. TCB YG AVG. Gilmore, LH .. .. 14 71 5.0'1 Mitchell, ~ LH ..... 7 22 3.1 Neal, FB , ....... 8 23 2.8 Thompson, LH . .. 2 3 1:o5 Saundera, TE .. .. 1 o 0.0 Swain, LH ....... I 0 0.0 Gailkey, OB .. •.. 7 oG ·8.6 ' TOTAUI ........ 40 IU U (Jaekton) PLAYER-Pol, TCB YO AVG Sbaf!er, HB .. ·.. 4 11 'u Wallace, liB .. .. . I - 4 .t.O Reed, FB ...... 17 57 U R. Terry, liB .. .. 12 40 U Patton, OB .... .. · 7 -15 .·11 TM'ALS .......... 41 'lH U I If ll sTATJSTrcS serve trylpla~ers Hard-hitting Rutland got on show their strength capably. 36-yard touchdown run. A was !Dserted Into tbe l scoreboard in every period A 25 yard pass from Quarter- by Bill Kennedy for the exira lineup midway I!Jrough the · enroute to a <!DRvincmg back Joe HawkiiLI to · po1nlli was stopbed short. ' last period. , shutout over the Southern End Roger DaVIs wllb The fill'Bi Red Devil aix-polnt.- Southern will host Buchtel, in a Mid-Ohio Val- mmutes and 54 seconds of the er came just two minutes later York next week while Rutland ley Conference game played 1n 1second quarter remain!n~ when Perry KeJ!!Ifdy partiaiiJ trivels' to Ch~uacey. , a steady downpour of rain Fri- ' counted for the first Red Devil blocked a punl by, S~ Cuo- Rutland ~ 12 8 IZ....~ night at Racine. tally. The touchdown CI!Pped dlff from lbe ,lilne y~ )IDe Soulhera 0 0 0 o- t Red Devils, cO'IIcbed by 52 yard effort. Willlamt eauglit it at lbe STA'l1STICS ' !Charles Smith, upped their Rutl8111j scored again a and weut·biiO llle end zane Rat. Stil season record to 3-1 while tbe pi~ of minutes later l)renaer's try for Yards RusiJng .... , 244 Southern loss was the •rorna- Hawkins hanged across . , conversio• on e '""" was Yardll P_.ling .. •.. :'.29 does second m four games. ·goal line to paydlrt on a live Net Yards · .. .. .. 273 Rutla•d dealt ill first disciiiJI.. Iyllrd carry with a fourth dowa , playing without the P.--. Attempted .. 8 to the T9J'nadoes with 4 , two yards to go &ituation. servl~ , quarterb~·,.. Bob P111ses Completed .. 2 Jnnnutes and 281lseconds left )a Hawkins' six • pOinter put lilt Grueser; Will 101( Dlucb of Palsses Intercepted ... I first per1011 when Jobn Meigs Local District scbool Ill ljle finBI "in.' bijury •JI'Itlt, DoW1II . . . • _. I ll<'lior halfback, front with a 14-0 balftlme failed to ' ~ f~es ,·..... ... ., 4 pulled down in the end zone , en· Fulllbles L!Jst .. ·• .. 3 Peneillel .. .. ..... .. 30• a safety after be fumbled a The sp-ong Red Devil IPerrv Kenlledy pual deep in began making a run • away of [Sntrthe111 terri~~Jry. II 'midway ..lbrough iliel third safety came two series quarter"when Hallback plays after the host club Drenner dived over from displayed its best line two after gaining effort for the Sou1the~ lltr The Tornadoes with e Roller Massager e Barbells WOMEN CLASSES-GROUP CLASSES MEN CLASSES-FAMILY HOUR RATES Next teem Stationary Bicycle Electric Trim Cycles Belt Massagers Hand Massagers Tilt Boards Ro Trim Jackson . . a 0 o oNET YARDS, RasJa.Pa11 Gallipolis . ·, 51 :16 9 53 - 149 Jackson , ... 19 22 27 18 - 104 '(.-,. ... 2 I ' it I . .. I 0 1 3 BY .. .. 0 o I S..... 3 I 0 I - r. 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THE FAIMERS BANK C1n Be A GREAT FRIEND! a n'a ol lm 'tl OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 THE FAIMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. A lil lly Mtmbtr Ftdtrol lttltrM Sys!em Mtrnbor F.D.I.C. POMEROY. 0. he _____ .. ____,...__, ___ 1' .· I Mllt Above Tht.....:.,......:.._ ll)ver l•ltlt• In.. Klnaq•, 0. • ••• '. !'-· ' .. I .': . a Do you really need "reason" ..:. for making a long distance call to someone dear? .. . Of course no/A l~ng distance call is for Hap~y Talk. And that m~s bemg together when you c:an t be. · Calling someone just for the good old-fashioned fun-of-it; Sure, you could write a Jetter. Tell her you're thinking of her, . miss her. But really, nothing quite ~Y' it lili:e the wund · of your ow1:1 voice. Isn't thc::re sqm~n~ you'd lik~ to Happy Talk with toniSht~ Go ah~d-and dial that c:all. · lr's easy as i-lK- sec yoi.lr phone book. ·~ ' ' . '· 'I 'Ij ,. ' .~ '· ·~ . ... ·' :,. ,_.'J ' I . Tab .._..,. of l'ulllf Cllllaa 1'bDe ••• wbieh"!If lliabt.oflft I:GO ' p All AU. J)4l SUNDAY! . Call ttadoli·'"l*tklll· •• ta"hm ill tilt UJ. ,_,.,~ llld H&..iiJ!: lor. ' au111-a ~Cit - All)'ll'litrt Ohio- -10 Cfll.,.. llor. . *' fl lactPt ll!illd ~tol· ~s:::jlhou ... tYen't y~,g)ad yoJJ ~crd? ' .' . It's something · y~u ~ Q~t "i to do more .often. ..J . • <. ')•, ) i .) . ~: . . ... •. '~4 ' t ) i l .' ' r " ' t .I ' j __ ',I.J.'H._:o;< l' ... ' ' . ' ' ,.;·~;~1 ,jl';:":· , ' I ~ ~ . .' ,.o:e; ••• ... .. . : 1 ~. !:\'11'& 'l ·J ) , -~/ .. .~ }1 ' ·I . : 'i. ~~: -~_.. _.~):." ' ·: " " ,. ~. •• ' " =.,·= ~, ... .. .. �< ,/. ~'-. I.,' .~. ; ' .' I · · ._TBA_s_s_·tw .· :·i.• tio~~ ·· +,L 1 , 1!1:"' .. li_' ·. Discusses ~5 ·· • GEORGE JEFFERS ·~;~·:~. ·A. RICHARD ROUSH KEITH A~NOLD • 1' ~ • \'! · ~r,nipeta!PI'e, ' .I . .' ., ' ' 1ht Sitnll4y · P.o_int ~ i ~lai1DD, ' · · ,· ' · 11••t••r condition• ror 34hiiUI'~rlod •• recorded b;v. ' • ' Pe~ ' ML'(:orml~ at _Fairf!eld , . . .· . ·~ weather slalloll. Day IJ!p Low Weallter Pne. 1 • • , Sun. .. .. •.. . 83 51 aln .~ PT. PLEASANT - 'n1e l!fon. .. .. .. 63 S1 Rain .15 Club wlU · Tues. , .. .. . 64 55 Rain .2G Wed....... 81 57 Rain . •48 Tbur...... · 7S 53 ·· Fair Frl. "'"" ti~ 50 Cloudy · Sat. · .. .. .. . 15 43 Rain, . Disculisl~n on 'the upComing TB Levy was heljl when the Meigs County 'Til A•so~lalton met Thursday even at the home of Mrs M ntng Kloes; Middleport, wi vic• preiii; dent Clarence Headley, In char!¢\ ·· It was no!ed that the . levy 18 a renewal .and not an additional tax and ¥ repr~entaUve . of TB ·asSociation will ~!tend Jail PTA meeting• In the coyr•ty: Jyear ,_ 1 j'~~·•.,We~,t~e~ .• & .':"' ::. ' ' . . u ,. . "'newal ·' ·•. Mill R" · ·. '-'unle\J>al Judge Be~ Saturday in """'"- ·case!, flneil For,rest "'\1!1110, 58; Eure~a Star Rl., ,cqsls, failpro to stop lhf' a98UI"ed cl~r dis· Rog~r J. Be)ville, 18. ,.'"'' Crown City, $tO an 'IQUeallns tjres; and · . Sbeets, 70, Gallipolis. ·~ :~~.;cos: ts. both suspended: fc ·to field the right - '1 ,, . (; . ·••cb Gun·Uub Hos·1. For Teant Shoot 18 • Paonesse, PROMOTIONS MADE - Promotions of Keith E. Arnold, New~aven, til to speak on the levy, ' 1i , N. J.: arrested by operating engineer, George A. Jeffers, New Haven, to assistant shift operating The ~ Association. polloe, filrf,,ted a $Zl.5tl l neer, and Richard E. Roush, cheshire, ·to assistant shift operating engineer are past five Yrf:,:',· has pei'llom~-1 for disorderly .conduct. nounced by Ted Abolin, Plant Manager at the Philip Sporn Pl"nt, ,New Haven. ed many se,es. coun. Judge Bel>, In State High· Mr. Arnold was promoted from assista ~~ shift operating engineer to shift opera!· ty has, ~ h est I' rate ;vee~ this year 2.03, last Yl!'ll' 88 0 'liay Patrol -cases ,fined Aarry ing engineer. Born at Waterloo, otlio, he graduated from Philo, Ohio High• School, any e •. coun ••s. . .66. · wblth A. Bass, 25, Greenup, Ky. , $15 and has resided in New Haven, W. Va . since 1949. He ani! his .wife, Mary, have two The ~el8• <;:n~Bas~oc:atl: ' Toial preelpltaUon to date for to !lie , 1nd' costs, failure to yield the children. Mr. Jeffers was promoted from unit foreman to assistant shift 'Operating has gven • es 8 . • 30.09 Inches, last .'i'be' right of way; Don Lawle!S, 41, engineer. He and his wife, Pauline, have three children and reside in New Haven. school childr:en and adults, over 100 Gallipolis. $15 and ce5ts, unsafe Mr. Roush was promoted from unit foreman to assistant shift operating engineer. He 6,000 screenmg X-rays ~f the average preclpltatloD vehiCle; William H. Masters, and his wife, Peggy Sue, have three children and reside on a farm riear Cheshire. general public, more e an 500 lncbea, -------,----~--.,.--clinic examinattons ot TB pa» 1. Rt. 2, 'Cheshire, $5 and costs, tlents and TB suspects. fatllll'l to register a motor v.. It has' also given over s.ooo hlcle; lfJd Robert Caruthers, at the TB clinic 51!, Middleport, $15 and costs, 111¥11• vehicle and $25 and eoa11, both suspendeil. for no · blrbway use lax permils. Cub Scout Pack 203 Galli-I ca" Do~ FtrlelUng bonds an patrol . · ...... D 1 T 1 poliS, held 1ls first pack meet-; led the Pili\~ ..,..gu were: ar ene ay or, k h H ...J' 18 E ton R 'd M' h $l 2 50 ing last weo al Grace \1et <>- 1on ar ...pl ' ... . •.. aufplfll, BIC ., rd. F. dist Church . The pack has 52 A. B. SOil\ de .....ve m er ; erna . . h c · 1· Hard esty, 35 , Irjll tan, 117 50 , members Signed up for t e . thommiSst"'~n• DayUght Savin!(~ Time Daytime ShoW& .....,1 H ld L 11 . curren 1 year. e mee m0 •~-"1 ' aro a 1mer, 19 , . . . J . G1ellf0ni: and Don M. Sines, The meet'.~g opened w1th the comm1~le~ . --~TV-I ': .' .. - PI both ..,. 50 smgmg of God Bless Amep- 1Mrs . Eu~r ... ~•· easan1' •-· l the ost df do_ · lptedlng; Dean J . Thompson, Som ·=~Cob 31, Athens, and RogerS. Brum· the ~eanin 7:1»--Today field, :a, Gallipolis, both $27.50, told of the 1 7:116for spe4lg; Harold L. Blank· Den Mothel Starcher 7:30. e~~~blp, 34, Hunlincton, W. Va., . pos1 1JOns W1 $r/.50, faUuro to yield the l :t»-rlcbtlll way; and Charles R., 1Bastiani, Jr t:Otl Dialing Dollar Secret Sionll Hy•D."'t8, Middlepert, $27.50, ~;,~h,;: 1:30Jackie Oblinger pustDI over 1 yellow line. ' Harrison. i : Fire believed to. have been Noe. Assisl! IO·DO-J!:ve Guea Candid Camera caused by a defechve cap '" ~ are Mrs. AI JO:M-News chimney resulted m an esh- Robert Con The Detectives 10 :30-Concentr-aL Beverly HIUbilllel mated $2011 damages to th e' Terry and 1 Supermarlel !1:00 Letter And7Griflllb home of Mr. and Mrs. John C. I Members of Dating Game Dlclr Vaa 'lyke 11:30 Showdo'lm OUr Uf OUSe Call , Rt. 2._ Crown City, late IOscar Basil Fnday e>emng. J Bush, And~ Donaa llMd 12 :Othleopardf Lovt 01 IJfe Mn. Nell Sanders' fourth . The lire, which originated at 1las Muiline 12:25News .f'!l'l• room at Washingto~ the second story level, was oul ers, Silas , Seardi' For Tornor. 12:30 Swipgip' schaol visited the "Our House on amval of ti"'o trucks and , Parsons, asf 12:45Guiding Ll&bl . ·Museum this week. They were eight firemen,• who answered ITorn Perry; 12:55-News 'll traciously welcomed by Mrs. the alarm at 8:52 p.m. Friday. JWilliam Me Bell Csae;p Woman's Page 1:00 News Paul Foster, curator. Six firemen and one truck an-' and Thoma• As World 'l'1lrrllr 1:30 Make A Deal Mrs. Foster explained the swered an alarm at 12 :31 p.m.[ A campou 1:55 News . . founding of the old tavern and Friday when it was reporteil an ' at the Kiwa Newly Wed Game Password ~ background including its be·i automobile owned by Sidney the near rut 2:~Uvea A Time For Us 3: llt)-.Doctonl Bouse PariJ' jill utablisheil ~s a museum by Sanders of 86 Grape St., was 1 will meet at Womeu'aNewa 2:55llie Ohio Hisloncal Soc1ety. She on f~re at Th1rd Ave. and/ Grace M~Jl fila erplained the use of eacl1 Grape St. appoint a !11 Gen. IIDspltal l:t»--Anolb. World To TeD Trulll niRD In the museum and the Firemen said the fire. which ities chairm 1:26-NOWB '· uriod furnishings. was caused by a leaky fue l meeting wU. Tbe Nursea 1:30--doc'l Say Edge Of Nlpl class visited the museum pump, was out on arrival of Oct. 24, in , Dark Sbad!m Theatre 4:00 Mr. Carlooll interet! they develtped men and equipment. The fuel 1 Halloween p Where Action II 4:30 Rocky • Fri. reading Mrs. Foster's pump, batlery cable, wiring , -"Red Carpels for Lafay- and p11int on the hood were LICENSI Ad8Dll Famll;p 1:10 M. Douglaa Family '!beater damaged to the extent oi a- A marriag 1 .•If-· ' Lassie 1:30cluo wss accompanied bout $70. , sued in Mei1 Mn. John JerferB, Mrs. The runs were the 73rd and court Friday Eveoing Show• t(J[4anade Martin, Mrs. Robert 74th of the year and the se~··' mond Halfiei,;;..Jif!~~* IIlii Mn. Rollllie ·Dob· enth and tighth ef the month chine operate lor Gallipolis firemen. rie Stroso, 21 Weatl!er Newa Uf-NOWB Green' Hornet CBS Ne1fl 1:30--News News 1:40 Sunday .. ' \ I .:. .•· -.... '· Of Church Guild Program I ll ) ' I ~: •• i ! 9 Cub Scout Pack 203 Holds F"lfSt Meet 0 f NeWy:,_ .. ill'> !1'1• md .,1 Eriday I ". ·. (. 1 .' ' M: I . WRAZ TV-I 1:3f.:1:41 ' •· •'..,. Blaze Causes Estun'ated $200 D Fd amage ri ay 7,;. .. ' I:GII CartooM 1:311 1:45-Jubllee ": . rl 10:01 10:30- ' ~ 1 " "'l ·' t wms n .. Gad II AnSWII' TBA TheH.atOio Looll Up ... Gosepl Harmony . Llnut1 Llon-Heartel 8eanJ IIlii Ctcll Peter Potamue 10:41 LlfiDJ World • ~ 11:00 Moiman Cool. Camera S 11;30 Chrlslopbei'l Facing Life BullwiDirlt Discovery 12: oo TV Chapel TBA 12:30 Meet P,re88 TBA 12:45 Let lo Manag. NFL Hlghlighll _ Truth Oral Roberll i_ • ' •" Crusade ,. ., , •,; I Auction 13 I ' 7:00 Tbe Mookeys Dillon Wild, Wild Weal 7:30 Tarzaa Bogan's 1:30 II.N.C.L.E. • "~' \ I:CII· Movie Teen·Age Amerlcll Singing ~Dill •. The F.B.I. Movie Movie MOton Berle IJ O'Clock 111gb 1:30 T.B.I. Cal . ' ·'' Paeemaker Newa 11:20 . ' 8porll 11:30 Tfllll&bt News 11:30 II:GII LateSbow . ' '.H , ...... 10:01 Laredo 11:00 NeW.. \ News · '1'lle Detecllvea Late Show .~· . .... Theatre ' ,, ~ ( 1:15 Action TheaiN Mo.'IJie Fare for ..-~-. T.¥ Tube ·Viewer ' ' ! 'r ' Saturday· . Klnr loaa Beatles Caliper Majll1l B(~~ :. Ml1tGil . , lonillr . ~ llo4lk llarldl- .... I • • ' ~-. ,. !1-:llital--.. ti.J'l'!'; ' ; ?. ..' ". • _,,.,.. ~ '\' ' ' , 1 ol the mee ting with the hymn, ·~e Blood," fol· reading of ·prayer by the i&. Three read~ "Life's Part· u the nd thl Ur- ketl' eM ere wre MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM K. WELLS ~~~i;:~~h;:~ Robinson- Wells ::.d.~=: Nuptials _Read f:i:~~e~~~ September 3 rd j," by Jim Waller Jubilee ' - have ded at the Bible "' Adult '!ppers Plains et M&nday eve-sonage. uoks, president, Footoon . \,, •' ' IAI)I() Fourth Graders T 0 H I Daytime, Showe ·< . .. ~d· mde to Sunday I• -, ' 1 t 'let ,•r 1 .! op- •4. Mrs. liD 115urer, reptrt- linbers are askeaps. While gladiola, wiJile porn · two piec. chocolate brawn knit re You Wash· poms, yellow c<srnations, ivy dress. with brown accessories and four seven-branch candeJ. acc.nted by a corsage .r yetabra decorated the altar of low rosebuds. Grace Methodist Church an Sat- Immediately following t h , urday. September 3l'd, at 7:30 ceremony a reception was held p.m., lor the marriage of Kar-. in the church parlor. A four . ren Harriet Robinson and Mr. tiered wedding cake was top. William Keith Wells The Rev. peel with a white dov• wllh siiHughey Jones performed the ver wedding bands in its mouth. double ring ceremony. The pews The table w.. decorated with were marked with traditional caJ\dles. ivy, pastel colored bows or the groom's family . mints, nuts and punch. M111 The bride is the daughter of Jane Ann Morgan and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson, ' Patty Martin served the cake. 729 First Avenue, Gallipolio and Miss Harvietta Ne,.land presirJ. Mr. Wells 11 the son of Mrs. eel at the silver punch bowl tie for a pdb- Earl Wells, 310 Wood St., Sis- For her wedding trip the bride October when tersville, West Virginia. chose a navy blue and white toary Society . Preceding the ceremony nup.. three piece suit with navy blue E Free Meth<>- bal mustc was played by Miss accessories. She wore a. cor· 'lli:et.uy 18 the Susan Janes, organist and sole>- sage of while daisie< ,; parsonage. ist W81l Mr. Tom Folden, wbo eThe bride is • gra ate of .!Red w i 1 sang, The Hawaiian Wedding Gallia Academy High School bii.Junior Song," "More," "Because," and and was employed by the Zaer oi and ' "The .Lord's Prayer." erian College of Penmanship an" and Mr. Rabtnson escorted his prior to her marriage. oweil with daughter down the a1sle She The groom Is 8 graduate of waro a white floor length gown Gallia Academy lliglr School, of slipver satin. fashioned by and Is now serving in the U. S. her mother. The fitted bodice Army, Fort Eustis, Virginia. •kl" was was covered with an Alencon Out of town guesta (D'esent IDles ~~:o':; / ~la~~ce applique with natural waist- were: Mr. and Mrs. R. A. VirIter whicll and full chapel train. The tue, Jay and Tom, Chesapeake; t'tar gown was appliqued in Alencon Mr. and Mrs. ·George MCII'IOW, , flor 1 Haluo-; lace with short sleeves and sa- Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. P'll!Ttst . next brina neckline. Her lull length Fife, Coluinbus; Mrs. Gueynq 111 · of Imported French silk Caldwell, Columbus; Mr. and illusion fell from a crown of I Mrs. Paul Ribonsin Jim, R.[ck, baby breath. Her only je"Nelry Paula, and Ralph, Brilliant; was a single strand of pearls, Miss Joy Gaskin, Brilliant; a gift from the groom. She car- Mrs. Shirley Wells, Sistersville, Dean ried a ball of white carnatio111, W. Va. : Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ', Ricky with ribbons to carry it by It Cole, GJ'bve City ; Miss Patty • WBil fashnmed to look hke an MorriS, Grove City ; Miss Laur. old-fashioned reticule . ie Moore. Grove City; Misa Mrs. Larry Bayer was rna· Linda Crawford, Sistersville, W. tron of honor. Bridesmaids were Va.; ~;,. Glen Wells. SistersGill, Mrs. Miss Lynn Robinson, _sister of ville : W. Va.; Mr. Ronald Erb, Ricbard the bnde; MISs Robm Robm- Williamstown, w. Va.; Mlsa Mrs son, Sister a! the bnde; Miss Janet Wells, Sistersville, w. · Jane Robinson, cousin of he Va.: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kral, brtde, and Miso Becky Stein- Cleveland; Mrs. Eleanor Kline!, beck. Parma ; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Each .,_ore Identical street Nimrichter, Columbia Station; length gowns of island Mrs. Ruth Patti and Dean, taffeta, designed with a · Mr. and Mrs. Frank neckline, natural waistline, Nlmrichter and Janie Sandusand sha,rl sleeves. They wore Mrs Pat Maboney · and · Dler bows of matching taffeta St Albans, W. Va.; MJ:. former and nylon tullle. Mrs. and Ml'l;. Ro· Nimrlchter, Cleve •,~:. carried white and yellow dals- land; Mr. and. Mn, >Albert ~ ies, while the bridesmaids car- Nimrichter, Cleveland; Mr. 11'""· 1rled yellow aisles. lfJd Mrs. Richard Patti and Mr. David Wells of Sisters- Riche~, Sandusky : Mr. and Mrs. non••·l ville, W. Va., WBil his brothera Nlmri\)llter1 Cleveland; Miu Sealing the , Sherry Wellsion; Misa Oohm(}ol ,be,0sret man. Mr. Jack Balles, Mr. Wet.stdn ; Mr. Jll!llel! Houck, Mr. Tom Folden Miu lfJd Mr. Larry Boyer " ll)e auests ", and prayer closed the hich ~ndwich· and 1<ed tell 18_ members. I wUI be Octo<Brsonage. 'JCiety •lie :vent a n's lhe of Jm •• 1 A li! lty he 81 u 11lll 10 :k "ID !I II !. !I '· I '4 • I I I I I I I �.., ..... '( ...... ... _. _ _.._ .....,r_ .... ~...· - •.., - ."' .. .. . \~, ' ' ,.. . '" u l'~ 'jl" • ' i f '. •• f, •11 ' " )Y ', ., , .. 1._, .\ I ,, .... !. : < ' f ·~ .. . "'l~ 'f'lil '"7; ' \ ' ' . .· f ; / . .' ' . American Heritage Topic Of C~hurch Guild Program • News '"' . .., . ;Y -tl1 "Our American tlerlage" labor. She e.·lled It 1 trend of Grace Episcopal church, Nowas the topic of the program I the times. vember 4, was announced by . presented py Mrs. Pearl Mora ' It was brought out that today Mrs. Louis Reibel, cnurch key when the Women's Guild of the most men go to work with full woman. . Trinity Uni~ed Church of Christ pails o.r buy their lunch at At the close of the meeting met Wednesday eventr.g at the restaurants and the school the group adjourned \o the din· children no longer carry lunch ing room where refreshments Mr B N tzli 1 boxea. The leader read a po.. were served by the Friendly s. ened e~ ng, tinpre~· em, "A NaUon Is Made Great Circle. Mrs. Thomas Young openthegemo • fmtheeemon g thy, By Americans." was in charge of refreshments . "The of L'f " F 11 s k' C til tl D and Mrs. Paul Werner. the ta. 1 1 0 lng group singing An:'e~:~ ther:';e~~:r said~n~U: ~:n bie, which was attractive with and scripture reading of selec' shaped rt I' k a centerpiece of yellow chrys"' our cons 1 ~ 100 new anlhemwns cenlered with · a ed verses from Deuteronomy 8 what they were domg and left duck and yellow candles in !Jy Miss Elizabeth Fick, an of. room for changes which have . . . fering In charge of Mrs. Wll· been and are now being made. anLique holders on etlher Side. bur Perrin, was taken by Mrs. Freedom is like 'a 1wo edged =~··co~::;' .~~~!. preSided al Hauck and Mrs. Paul sword 1t wiU destroy us unless Werner wlth prayer by Mrs. we learn how w use it. lodePerrin, Mrs. Marvin Reuter pre pendence means self discipline." senled a solo, "Our American Mrs. Mora urged all w pro· Heritage" and Mrs. Perrin mote a better understanding of read an evening prayer, "For the American flag and w dis. All The Nations," by Peter play it on all holidays and clos. l ) ,. • :i 1e en· WI~ eq!i4Uy bl llll!,' ,~~~ ••.~'fl. clap. ·Entty money WI)! Lunch wiD 1M .- '. r ' r. :?:;, Tuppers Plains EUBC/assto ~.:~ ..:;::~~:;:. ., tar• 11'8· md OJ!' ~.M~a~rs-ha•li~·--~~ML~-~-ed~w•i~th·p-~ra-ye~r·------;-"-=~~L-~S:~hr~bbery . . ~,. ' B VERNON SCOI'T y UPI HoUywoooJ Co.,...poodent HOLLYWOOD (UPll .- Per· nell 'Roberts abandoned 1h1s role as Adam Cartwright III "Bonanza": more lltan l year ago, foregoing what amounted ki a lifeI.1me annm'tY· Most people thought he had taken leave a! his senses. Like the three mnalning . •stars of television's ~- show, he could have become a II< i Ill on a I re. eaminu what amourts to nti.IIOO wmlv plus oersonal apnearances that barvest· even more. But no. Pernell found the .eries unf,lfiniM He left because he refused to make artidl,. eornoromic:e~ in ~avor of ee<>noll}ic lndenendence. .} ,, a. I:SO 8·45-Cnrn CGb Newl]l wed Game • 'l'1me nr Us Women's News PIIRwd Rouse Puty ,... Allotber World To TeO 1'rutll 1:2$New11 s·:m Vaa Don't Say E:dl!e or N1rhl General Hnspital t·oo Mr. c~ Popcorn tbean • ::Ill SiuJer ~.- Bozo 1:00 . . Douglas I 1'11eatre Darl: Sbldowa 5:30- IM'nr, ts .Evening Show AQdy Gt;lilth Dick V~n Dvte IHD Swlngln' Seercb For Tomar. 12:612:55-Nelftl '".uidlng Light ' s : ~ws News 7:00 llf'le 7:30- i . DIDon . ~JAB'S laland _ 1:00 Jllitvlt • . : JIUil Budlly Rua ' ~ '·"S: 30- · . - • ouvw t:tORiied W~t :' · Aii1Y brHIItb .... l:llih . ' · Movie I $cjuad l'eytorj 'l!Jact vane, I . 1o:oo 'lila .' • ;t ~· .. . 12:00 Swlnglil' Cart00118 Carnlcal 12:55-l'fews 11:4!;- News Father Knows IIIII 1:10 Ben Andy Griffltb Dick Van l'lvke Supermarket DaUn• G•m~ IISA2 TV-I Love Of Ute Dolllla Reed 8:30 •• Tollllll'. Lip~ . I .... 30 Don't Sat !!dp. Of Night 1 Family 'lP.r~na~tles I. c,inoons 7:()!;.- Mike Wallace . , . ·11118 New~ ·Newt · • Candid Camera Beverly lllllbi!Hes 1be ,. Love of DeleeUve~ Supermarket AndyGriffltb Dick Van rlvke DaUngGame we Donna Reed News Searcb For Tomor Father Guiding Llgbt ea., ~WI Belt Woman's Pace AI World 1'ural Password House Par1J ,, Tile NIII'IMII I . To TeD Trutll News Edge~ Night 10:00' 1 Spy IJ:iO · NeWI -11 ·15- 1:30-NeWI t:_ail ...... . CBS Newt I.News .:..~=~I 1:40 . . • , , ?-:00 QGmt Singfll& • OIDoa Vldll<I, I_ 1:30 .Daniel• Booue.. J.irlchq .' ' . ' ' .< ~. . ... ,, ,, ,. '.• ,. Nurse~ • ~Newa lfi!O-News '' " 1be E•ening Sfiowa ; IJ:te- .' . Ge!l, Bospitat r- Da11111 KaJil , 10:30- ·ucH•Wa Na'f Time l'or Us Women's Nen Adams Fami!J i.assll CHANNEL I U pltyetl at Pittsburgh 12:· 1D lha event World Series. Is 30; H p~ ;,at San Francl!M!I played ·this day, Prograrnmil)& 2:SO; H playell at Los Angdel WID be pfe1.GIP(ed. Chann::.el..!.l..!.l::.:::ltl.:;......,_;,...;,...____. t:OO Chrysler Tbea, . r....,.•1'1111 GomiiJIC 11vle Nen ,k,•mtl• ~ , Paase,ge lilt ~- Wed Game Wbere Action II 1•30- weabr New11 Dtrk SbadoWI 1:00 ,,110- . Combat Merv Griffin Movie 1:00 Dialing Dodar Secret Sklrm 1:30Jackie Oblin~er · Even,IDIC Show• I . Cartooo Carnival Starcher Genml Hospllll 1be ter a MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM K. WELLS by Mrs . While gladiola, while porn - two piece chocolate brown knlt poms. yellow cetrnations, ivy dress, with brown accessoriea and four seven-branch candel. accented by a corsage Ill yeiabra decorated the altar of low rosebuds. Grace Methodist Church on Sat. i Immediately following t h • urday. September 3rd, at 7:30 ' ceremony a reception was held p.m., for the marriage of Kar-lin the church parlor. A four. ren Harriet Robinson and Mr. I tiered wedding cake was top. William Keith Wells. The Rev. I ped with a white dov• wlth sil~ Hugh~ Jones performed lhe ver wedding bands In its mouth. double i'lv,g ceremony. The pews The table was de<.'orated wilil were mal-ked with traditional candles. ivy, pastel colored bows or the groom's family. mints, nuts anq punch. MI I I The bride is the daughter of Jane Ann Morgan and Miss 'l\ Mr and Mrs. Harold Robinson. Patty MarUn served the cake. 729 First Avenue, Gallipolis and Miss Harvietta Newland presidMr. Wells il the son of Mrs. ed at the Ji!ver puncll bowL c!l! for 8 pubWells, 310 Wood St., SiS- For herftdding trip the bridr ol:tober when lersville, West Virginia. chose a navy blue and white loary Society Preceding the ceremony nup. three pfuce suit with navy blue ~ Free Metho- tial music was played by Miss accessories. She wore a cor· !i\:ently io the Susan Jones, organist and solo- sage of ~bite daisie> at parsonage 1st was Mr. Tom Folden, wbo e The brtde IS a gra. ate of ,e.;ed w i t.h sang, The Hawaiian Wedding GaiUa Academy High School :be Juni Song," "More,'' "Because," and and was employed by the Zao•Dg and or "The Lord's Prayer. " erian College of Penmanship •an" and "Jes· Mr. Rob1nson e!corted his prior ki her marriage. daughter down !he aisle. She The groom 11 a graduate ol 1· ed 'th ow WI wore a while floor length gown GaiUa Academy High School, n unisen of Psalm of slipver satin. fashioned by and Is now serving in !be U. S. , lbe her mother The fitted bodice Army. Fori Eustis, Virginia. ,~, was was covered with an Alencon Out of klwn guests present lace ap~llque with natural wais~ were: Mr. and Mrs. R. A. VJr. GiliiiOre, tine and full chapel train. The tue, Jay and Tom. Chesapeake; n for mitisiotl8.1:g~.'o~w:n was appliqued in Alencon Mr. and Mrs. George Morrow, " " ' ' " " 1 •• _ _ _ with short sleeves and sa· Pt. Pleasaot; Mrs, Forrest t:ex~ meet-[~;; neckline Her Jdll length Fife, Columbm; Mrs. GueyDil . of lmpQ!'ted ~nch silk Caldwell, <::olumbus; Mr. and ' illusion fell frnm we served r a crown of Mrs. Paul Ribonslo Jim, Rick, breath. Her only jewelry Paula, and Ralph, BriiU!!.ol; ::~~g K~in was a single strand or pearls, Miss Joy Gaskin, Brilliant; a gift from the groom. She car. Mrs. Shirley Wells. Sistersville, ·• Eblin, rled a ball of white carnaUons, w. Va.: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde :.. and with ribbons to carry it by. It Cole, Grove City; Miss Pal1)' ·tb iio~~~y was fashioned to look like an Morris, Grove City ; Miss i..aur· ~ and Dol<wesl old-fashioned reticule. ie Moore, Grove City; Mis1 cy Mrs. Larry Boyer was ma- Linda Cr&wford, Sistersville, W, IIi ·~lend tron of honor. Bridesmaids were Va.; :.::. Glen Wells. Sister!IGill, Miss Lynn Robinson. sister of ville: W. Va.; Mr. Ronald Erb, the bride: Miss RObin Robin· William.klwn, W. Va.; Miso son, si loP of the bride; Miss Janet Wells. Sistersville, W. Clark, J binson, rousin of he Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Krai. Mrs. b 'de, and Miso•Becky Stein. Cleveland ; Mrs. Eleanor Kline, k. Parma ; Mr. and Mrs. B o II Each wore ·Identical street Nimrichter, Columbia Station; gowns of island green Mrs. Ruth Pal~ and Dean, designed with a scoop. Sandusky; Mr. and 1t(rs. Frank ed , natural · Nimrichter and Jariie Sanduoand short They : Mrs Pat Mahoney and Dtor bows of matching Mike, St Albans. W.. Va.; Mr. former and nylon tullle. Mrs. and Mn. Ra· Nimrichter, Cleve has sold carried white and yellow land; Mr. and. Mrs. Albert !fo~~::us~ 1<.'- les, while ·the bridesmaids Nimrichter, Cleveland: Mr. rJ lleWS· rled yellow aisles. and Mrs Richard Patti and return Mr. DaVid Wells of Rich!le. Sandusky: Mr. and Mrs. her ville, W. Va., was his brothers Nlmrichter, Cleveland; ~iSI 1:1\0 . ' ,,. Stat:- Mk . 1; ·. M1 . ' .. lll"'""· Welle Fargo Hive GUll ,,' . McHale's Ni'J liitmu ,.,, -'· T~ Soat ~:~ ":.:~ ~~.:~.. -trailed.. ' . ' . ' gu: James Houck, Mr. Tom Fol~n and Mr. LarrY, Bo)'er ~ . , ReJi~ .li11 · ~ta ~ . Riii'vl~lt. y<' · f.atly ...... '" --~ li-1~::.·. f:.O' ~ ! ·~ ... , · ~··., = ~~1-Halmltiila . N,ewland M8rtlil,; bjjtit or · -,J·~­ b~~~,:~=~~·~ They · wore cimtagl!s • ' . BSI :: e 01'11 1111 0 n'1 lhe ol Im 'eJ 1 ;vent Davy and Gollalll Boo. Security Starcher .,00- Where ActiO.. II Adama P'·-"" Lasale ......,.. ese ere ,Jic ' 7:25- ' ~!art ~ 4:00 Mr. Cartooo Thealre ..os.-:~. Cll1aoD , 4:SO Vol!! Bear · I Boro 5:00 Mike Douglas ~00-Today women•• Neweu. · . Newt 1::1$- ked aciety WBTN TV-IS 1:45-Com Cob Nen Sear.t. ror "'.E. TV-I S("ging " 11me For rrutli To TeD I . Daylight Savings Time Newlywed G8J111 · \lro 1 BeYerly Hillbillies 7:30- tt:3! . ·retonr .·; Life., ., _ • '10:1!1! .• ' ita! Patrol ,,,... Love Of Life 1". .......... .....,. , -" 1:1111 World t:OO Movie ,,.,... McHale's Navy lrllll Horse ' ,~ 'nle Delectlolll Supermarket · The Dating Game . . Do!D Reed 1:00 Our Uvet · Pmword I:SO Doct.orol 2·5$-' ''NI'U:-DG-WHMI" - ~ Thursday Men Grlffia t· 110-News Girl 'hill · 1:311 Make A Deal· Aa World 'l'uml 1:51i News . . !rom: Peter Jennlnp Adventure Candid Camera WI-A 7:6- Beverly· HU!bllllel 7:1111 Roger lliHil' . Manha1l lllllol! . A total of 68 players on !lao 7:10 U.NC.L.E. · t1nl~~ 111011>~ ·P'oolbaR Loap<lllllert ·" the 1ttl5 101111 were . 1:30 ~asloul ~ JW ~\toa Weather Newa S·oo-t'lps 1: lr..- Auwor• ll'1oGt 1M s-11•""",., •ea .,..,,., Candid · Camera tl:IO Letter 11 :SO ~IIWII 12:011-Jeopard,) 12:!5-- after a long tenure to have __ . freedom in his mu•lcal . Deiugg was one ol ~ '19W•.· . , ··" . The Detecuv.. 12:25- Jackie ll1lltnker nd lilt mbers are askeaps. re You Wash', and prayer closed the .1ich sandwichand Iced lea 15 members. ! will be Octo. -arsonnge. 11:25,-News Movie 10:110-Eve Gaea 11,25-New11 10·:10-C<>neentral direCtor_,.. ---------------·1:.".: JO:OO;-Eve 12:1111-Jeopardy 1:30- televialon as mmlcal director 1·110-New~~ ·Jie!{ormer .Jn ·the ~·BrO!'II- t ·IS'?P"" House" .Jhow.. !hat 4·30-Newa so·IMJIIUIM! back In the 1:40 . Merv Griffin . Jombk., ILUDI OWING HKPII BAHNER ' ·9:00 Dialing Dodar SeeN! Storm Jaclc~ Ohlln2er Guen ,....,.,.,.. ! Cartoon Carnival t:OO Dlalin& Dols. Secret S!orlll Milton DeLugg win .take over jo!J as musical 1~:~·~ 'Carson'! "Tonfaht" . h on NBC on Oct. 17. HenderiiOD 18 leaving . oromlnen~ .., j:': . 1:30.- . ,_·:!IJ.---,--·--------------- The Nurset1 . .. ... "ffo l·:lfl.- -., •.,._ ea.., ·foo 1:110- ~i!ON. I ~:~:-"'~=~ . 1'1h-:*IWHEN YOU'RE ( 1 I ][ I I I I ] ,....... .....,) ,,.,_ N0- , 11 ' Now unnp the drcled littm I I tJO ,,~ - u :00:; Letter ...' .,.h:ao · Showdown 1·1111- 01 / f: flll Today : ' ~~ TRYGEN__L WUTN T\'-11 O:SO 1:4S--C<Irn CGb Singing 7·30- Billie Plains nee Nicholas, WI-lEN li5 eASIEST '10 6eT INTO )~ K~J - TV~ W!l,\Z llAvlill!lh• Savinl!ll Time 1'110-Today 7·1111T-25-- the R b ' w f f ~~;:;eby~:~ o Lnson es :.da~~~: Nuptials Read ~i~~~~:ff September 3rd .. Wednesday W'li7 TV-1---r..,miiil'l•:uruqTV-1 ---uw"'H"'I i'rTV-IJ freedom Roberta has starred "" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ( l h e road in "Camelot." ''Tinv Alice" and "Th'!! King and 1,.' DavtimP Shows navliaht Savini!!! TimP These aPf)l!lll'llllll have J!(ven ---~----------- him saUsfactloo. W"A? TV-3 "'""" TV-I WliTN TV·IS "1 enjoy the theater because 6:30 Singing II prooides the necessl1'1 tim~ 6:45-COI'n Cob for preparatiOD. TelevlslOII doesn't permit thllt. I dkln ?·M-Tnday Cartoons 'tleave 'Bonanza' In pursuit &I 7·n5any particular goal. I left tor 7:25my OWD good." 7::10-o Starcher ROberts II a thoughtful, Cartoons Starcher Independent man. He •peal<s 180lluy. He applll"'nlly has no n to grind. He beUeoeo "BonanMerv Griffin 9:011 Dialing Dollar Secret Storm Movie . 11 a fine idea for the other 9:30Jlf'kt. Obllmembers beca- they IO·M-Eve Guess Candid Camera I OD1(1fJ lt. 10·25-News ~ was In the Beties tor slz 10:311-Concent Beverly Hillb!TII8 'nle DetecUveo I vean. I fought with the powen. Supermarket 11 :00 Chain Letter Andy Grtmth I ~~: :1<1'i(lla, character dev&'nM! Dalln~ Game 11 Rnd other thinp, It got II :30 Sbowdowa Dick Van Dvke npset the minute I Dorma Reed 12 :00-Jeopardy l<lve of Life for" work. 'nlai's 110 News 12:25 to Dve." be. saki. "1be 12: 311 Swlngla' Search • For Tomar jBCI'iptS. w~re hi¥! bUt we all put 12:6Gulcllil Ll&hl with them hopln~ IIley.would 12:55 News ~: They dldn'L Bea 1:flll News "Biil I wouRI never retutn for Girl Tallt 1:311guest shot. 'nlere Is too much As Warld 1'urll 1:35 Make A Deal me ln 11. and 'l'hnve nothlns 1:55 lfews to -utbute." · 2:1111-Cur Llvea 2:30 Doctors . HOU.YWOOD (UPJ) "Gone with lbe WIDd" television? Tuesday In his year and a half of as t he ·?llage. oks, president, 1! the meeting ilh the hymn, 11 Blood," rein reading of pJiayer by the li Three read· 1'Life's Part- JQ. llAvtlme Shows ndl have I Menday eve- Cit ~ Not Greately EDrlehed don't haVe to ~~- the . -t'. Sintln; T. Cilrlll, N. n:• ·p, m,. , I ,'1Jft Fast, . • ·· Wood , , Die Yoail(' .• · Since leavmg the show In artistl~• level of what rm lt ~ I ~· m. Cb 10 "Btlllllled"-. X·. 11 .p. m. ill 4 ''UDder (llre• Febru~. l96!i, Roberts bas A. Ladd, (:. Bktflri -R. 1.rorpa established himself as a In that ease, why llidD'I be 11,20 p, m. Cb 1 ''Sent o1 Sche- x. 1:35 a. ·m.. Ch 4 "Mr. LuCo star in any other medium. stick wltb the Cartwrigbts? hereyed" -'1: DICm'lo Icy" -C. Cnlit ~as he greatly enriched "Because 1 doa't have ~ • • 11:30 p, m. Cb 11 "Konga" ID summ~ stock or ln p~chologlcal •tamina to last and "The QeepbC Un., · But the onet1me butcher Ullder artistic compromises ~nown" · . ABC's grllllt Ill Yale Unlver. t b tone mak 1 h Cit ..., I Sity to malntallo I coune In om ' er s apny. over a nrolonged period of 11:30 D. m. t! neast o 1t i vision pi"""""• ba been he counts that above an time. 1 get bootOe and Babylon AJalnst Hercules" e • . ; ~... ' roosiderations . . and ''The Co1ld'ete 1........ jcontlnued lllid lllcreased · vindictive. It nan me down. · ,. ':"'"~ throurh a .tit of till~ In rov. . He's back In Ho!1•--' . z • IPal!!" a. m. -R Ch 4 Mit· Mv1nnn Jl'o1rblddell . .._ - sea1 "'~ MolleJ netlmplllialll ·' er expellllell "" the. 1... _.., making a guest appearance "Money isn't thai Important · c demlc ,ear. "The VIrginian" and "The to me. When money becomes SATURDAY --from U.N.C.l. !'' more Important than any other 9 p. m. Ch 3 ''The Joker Is Napoleon Bonaparte began the neither of these shoW!! standard, then we're an in Wfid" _ F. Sinatra Arch of 'J'riiiDIPh fa Parts ill artistically suoerlor to trouble." 11:15 p. m. Cb 13 ''Satellite Tn 18M: It was eomnleled bv ·~toa. 73 1 " Why ' he doing them? Roberts says he has no the Sky" and ''The Crawl· Is Phiii!IJit SO yeill'll later. ''1 accented these role< regrets about leaving "Honan- - - - - - - - berause I haoe to make a u." No recrlmlnadons. He has 1i1cp a"vo"e el~e. " hP eorr>lah,ed. seen the show only .once since "It's the business T'm In and leaving It and observes. "noth· - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , . . - - - - In~ has changed. It's Ollly more Mondav • 1pers lt so.•' '• ade to !d at '. Adult TV lti@'l,igh' z ,. il1i~ ···;te. 11:. ,._&,a.. *Ctllaloo 11 "C •I Ill Bora"' • 7 'u:·ud,•.,,;;r · .. ..ft!•;; ... ~ • "Flam• t .p. m. I J'ljnp .Portb iDd 'l'be i'ltl1h . Pernell .Roberts Content . . . ' J'. b A wav From Bonanza ;/o . 'J · . ., 'iet and yelt<i\! dlisle~~. ' ~::;; -~~ MiSI ·.MISI ~ li! ,ty he II! 11 11hl 10 :k ar ,, In !I il • I. II I, • ' • I • I • I I I • • ' I I 'I I I �; /' :·1 .•• . ... • ;·; ·· · ,., .•.. !.-·' I . 1~.,/ - ~ '·I· · . .:. .,' -..'1·- -- --..!.... " ' '1:...... ..... - ' ' ·~ .~ ...._, • 1 1 r·~_ . ''"' ·''. ~7'j("rrj~:Jff·~·-:~~~ ·..~,.'If"''!'.. - ·• ~:"'"··• ••;.j;~l[":l"""·""...,,..,,;'~~~~· (/ ,. ' American H~ritage "ropic The I 1 Thues.&intine!, ,- e .. -- :IJ l~lh . ~ ,. ;·•· Tuppers Plains EUBC/ossto •"'< •• •t 0 $. Read :e •< 3rd Ill- hi lB cl! Gallipolis Club Is District Host ' ~ ,• . .. ..• ·' .• ~- • J ' .. ' • �; /' :·1 .•• . ... • ;·; ·· · ,., .•.. !.-·' I . 1~.,/ - ~ '·I· · . .:. .,' -..'1·- -- --..!.... " ' '1:...... ..... - ' ' ·~ .~ ...._, • 1 1 r·~_ . ''"' ·''. ~7'j("rrj~:Jff·~·-:~~~ ·..~,.'If"''!'.. - ·• ~:"'"··• ••;.j;~l[":l"""·""...,,..,,;'~~~~· (/ ,. ' American H~ritage "ropic The I 1 Thues.&intine!, ,- e .. -- :IJ l~lh . ~ ,. ;·•· Tuppers Plains EUBC/ossto •"'< •• •t 0 $. Read :e •< 3rd Ill- hi lB cl! Gallipolis Club Is District Host ' ~ ,• . .. ..• ·' .• ~- • J ' .. ' • �.. • '' "' ' . ' ' . l • .,,. !'" ,. • ' . Church Scene 0' Wedding .Miss Lily 8etinett To Mr. Holl~ . ' ~ 1 II• ! o ' 1 l , .; '- · · CathOlliJ ~o~t~~Ji ,\':' ' " 'f~SJ~• ;;;' . 1 .~' . Meig"s Events · al~ WOMEN'S 'VIEW. I ' 120 lb.- Mom ,. .,kr ~ , 'file clll!Oilb Wclineii>_.,dbb o: "' . · ~let'. •at lAul~ ~thol!<t· chvrM ;, 1111 ...-, cholt • m piece · , . Jolb: Q•tUpoljs beld I~ 'Irs( m~ln 1 . bro1r11 IIIII with 'wlllti ICClel• at .hef, 91 lbe, ~~SOli· ' llils weilk. Th• torlet. II~ corsate w11 also white earnations. "eVenng. 'Mrs.' ~~~~~s l)eld at .1/1~ <~h~rcb. wl!ll the ullilt- ·4I;&Jure of ·the proJI'am w~' Mrs. Holl~y is a 19511 gradu_..._ . :t ; ' . . the 'shewl!if of sy~ea ,JiY 'Nils! ate of JacksOnville • Trimble MONDAY . · tier Q6ra ,Brady ;of ber re~nt 11'1~ High Scbool and ill employed by the Western Insurance c..... THE ANNIUAL Oy~ter Su~ the 'sl)ort . wben to ~ll!lld abi! PariS( ' '! pany of Columbus. per of tbe' Drew Webster Plans for.·.the y.-r w~e discuss· , oO~!ng.a . short, buslrw£ ... ~1 Mr. Holley is a IIIII aradu· No. 3ll, American ~· A dessert ,~e was" ,&4!nl· jj!J, r~f!Orll "':"1'1!.Cl~ell , ond l)e at~ ol Stonewall 'Jack&Oa High Pomeroy, will be ed at the clpse of the eV,er~tna. curre~;; ~Je.:ls q( .iltl ct!Jb 'n1e Rev. Jerome Null offici· Sehool in Charleston, w. Va. · October 3 at 7:20 p. m. at Attending .wtre Mrs: H. . E. They l~lud~ a hlmill'!lf aalt •ted at the 7 : ~ o'rlcok doub- He has served four yem in Legion Home. Finance Cb8JI'· BuSh, Mttli Ja¥ Weber; .Mrs.. to be ~ld Oc\Ober }1 end },5: ie ring candleligtlt ce~emony. the Air Force and is employed man Guy Eddie Guinther asks WiUlam Re~nq~~. Mrs. Lai;· a cllnl· party , to ~held ~to. The bride was escorted down as 1 drafl5man with Ranco all member• and · rer~ce Mllboanr Mrs. Kenqetll ber 14, ~ •· paryy at .th~ GSI lbe aisle by Mr. Homer Wolh· Control• of ColumbuJ and wlfl memben 1o attend: 8yers,, Mrs.!,EpiiJ a.n, ~. !or palien~ on Nov. ~· · er. She chose an A-line ballet· enter Ohio State Ulivmlty Mr. and M,. Floyd Ferra MEIGS AERIE 2171 F Orin Smith, Mt4. Wlllil Gruea- ~. Joseph ~· prn.tdent, •ne gown . ot DUbbed nylon net tbla fall. members are urged to er, Mrs. Shirley Mills, . Mrs. ~m¥.ed llleJ11ber_' to · turn ever taffeta. Her bouffant yell The clllple is retldinc at rS, the next re&ular meedng a~S James Jividen, Mrs. bst ID their reei~s for , lhe club , of allk lllusllll was held in 1185 Lockbourne Road, Colum· and Mts:' l!erryr MI\cii.' cookbook as toon as ' .possible ·place by 1 crown of lace pearls I bus, Ohio. en cf, d~y, October 3, at 8 p.m. n Beity dliiiit ~u wetcanl. so that the committe~ compil. and crystals. She carried a ---Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fma, dren, three boys, wbo have all ~m be a reading of new Rev. and Mrs. Donald · E. eel as 1 new; Jng the book may star1 · tHeir fBSCade of while roses on o will be celebrating thelt Golden served in the .U. S. Army where ·~~STERN BAND Hl~k8 announce 11M! forth<!Om· SELLERS ·IN :VIET .,,.. W!)rk: ,. white Bible. Wedding Anniversary on Sun- all made their careers, Floyd . · m~rrlage of lhelr daughter , '"'!i"'' · Following the meetie&, re· Mls! Dixie Lee BeMetl, SiB· day, Oct. 9 at their home in Jr. (Pete) just recently rettr- rill ~e~ ::o~ay Od~ber l, Ann Hicks, to AIC PFC David J. Sellers, sYln Of JresHments were servea by the 0 · ter ot the bride, was maid oi l Racine. They were married ed from the service, is at his ~ ~ : H'gh . ~hm. a M Glenn T. Stewart . of Miami, Mr. arM! Mrs. Harold Sellen hostesses. Mrs. James Oa'vtson Jronor. She wore an A·line dress Oct. 11, 1916 at Pomeroy and home in Racine; , Ralph has as ern h1 . 001 ' . rs. . . . has arrived In VIet Nam after and Mrs. Sylvia Seagravei · of turquoise satin with malcbhave always resided In or near just returned trom Korea and Gordon C evaher, ~ISS Hicks IS a graduate. of spending a two week leave at . • ~lng veil atilt carried a cascade Racine. Mrs. Farra is the for- is now located in Jan Antonio urges all band parent• to a~ Middleport ~lgh School, daso his ho~'n Racine, He ·gradu· ., . ' lend. of 1965. She IS now as assoc1ate ated . 23 after completing VISITS IN COL~BUS -of yellow pam poms. mTerh Monba Heflney. 1. . h'l TFetxaRs, aknd JAole ~s stationdned at · HAT PARTY at St. Joseph's ol the FR Lazaras Co., Co- the Alrc Rotor and l>topel· Mr~. Ruth Sellers, Porlland, Mr. Ernest Morris, brttherey ave our mng c 1. uc er, auama. a one p . H ll . , lu b Oh' R · 1 'ed her son, Dav1'd , to 1 1 ID-Iaw of the rroom served as _ _:.___ _ _ _ ·~-- daughter. Mrs. Laura Bodily , of ' ar1s 1 a m "ason. a1 7:30 . m us, 10. , lor . epa e of the· U. S. acoompam . p m on Monday Oct 3 with Mr Stewart is a native of Army Transportation School:. , Columbus where he boarded • belt man. Dennis Anti• served uu"'"""' Fl. Walton Beach: Florida. They · · ' - · .' · · T . 1 11 UBer. have 17 grandchildren. hats, gloves, dresses. shps and R1ves, enn. and IS a gradu· He is a graduate of !!outhern, bus for For! Dix, N. J.; for A reception followed the cer· The .11 enterta · 'th a pajamas on sale. The party is ate of the Rives Higb School. Local High SchooL His addre~ transportltto~ ·to Vjet .Nam. Sh1 . ~ony in the church Fellowship dlwi th mh WI He attended the University of is PFC David Sellers, Serial No. also vl!!ltetl her . mother, Mrs. . Y 1am11y nne, a1 e1r ome and being sponsored by the St. Jos- T · · of RA·S2668926 - 604 Trans' · Co .• Lelah Karr,• ·· at· ·the '.home ot . .l!all. A three tiered wedding hold open reception from 2 w eph Altar GuUd. Evervone ts enn~see and th e um~rsrty 'nit witb a miniature bride Invited and refreshments will Miarru and Is· now sta~oned at APO • 96311, San Frandsco1 Robe;:! Karr, 2181 Bellevue 4 11 1 Ave., COlumbus. and JTOOm cer~lered the bridal · '' - '· •AMh a !14~m be served. There will be no ad· Lockbourne Air Force Base, Calif. · jable and was served along ,. ''!11,, Pvt. Larry Spencer left mission charge. Columbus. 'with punch and mints. ill • Thursday for Lawton, Okla., POMEROY GARDEN club Plans have been made lor 1 1 'lbt mothl!l' of the bride ' where he will be stationed with will meet Monday at 2 p.m. at the wedding date of Nov. 20, I el»M for her daugbter'a wed-' '"'''' I ' the Flare Division, after ten the home of Mrs. Richard Jones. 1966, at 3:30 p. m, at the Mid· • dinl, a three piece green suit days leave with his mother, Lincoln Hill. dleport C~urch of Christ :"here. I who e~lls on me buys • new wllh black and white aC<!fssorLINDA LEMLEY Mrs. Raymond Spencer, Lin· · THEODORUS council Daugh· the bnde s father Is mm1ster . .les. Her corsage was white coin HeigiJts. · Election of officers was ters of Am.rica will meel Mon· ,carnatlllla. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hassler held wher~ Girl Scout Troop IOO day at 7:30 p.l_ll. All members Vinton Auxiliar-y. HEARING AID _M_rs_._H_et_l__:ey.:..._m_o_lh_e_r _ _ o_fl and daughter, Rbonda •. were met Thursday evening at the ·r• urged to attend. Install Officers weekend guests of his crand· home of Mrs. Jack Seeli gin TUESDAY The installation of officers . 1111 <. •u11 1 • .. '" IUWIII.I par:ents, Folr. and Mrs. Harry Pomeroy. POMEROY CHAPTER 186 1featured a recent meeting Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Lemley KeJSer. Minersville. · The m~ling opened with the OES Will meet Tuesday a~ 1: 451the Vinton American LegioR of Rutland are lhnouncii!M the Mr. and MrA. Dallas pledge to the flag and Girl p, .m. There wrll be electiOn of ' Auxiliary. . and we tell them! ' \ en1agement of their daughter, of Reynoldsburg spent a day Scout Promise after which a o!flcers. Annual dues are to Past President M,s. Chester Linda Sue, to Mr. . William recently with her ~arents, Mr. film was presented on Girl be paid. White was the Installing olfl· Wb~l about Y011f hearlng':"""has It re$Ched the stage, Antbony Arrigoni, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser. Scout government showing how WEDNESDAY · cer. Those installed were Thel· and Mrs. Charles J. Arrigoni, Mrs. H. G. lhle and Mr and 11 is run. Officers elected were THE .MIDDLEPORT Uterary ma· Fisher,,-presldeqt; Esta wh~re you wonte~ whether or nota hearing .fid of Durham, Conn . Mrs. Paul Keiser of Coiumb~s Diana Ridgway, patrol leader Club Will meet Wednesdav af· ·neeI, first vice presfdent; Hope wot~ld b~enefictal?, o. ur testing . is FREE and with· Miss Lemley is a 11163 grad· were Wednesday guest. of lhe1r of the Bumble Bees and Shelly ternoon at the · home of M:S. J4nler, second vice p~sident; ,- . - , """'. _ uate of Kyger creek High parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark, assistant: J!ecky eelig, 0. P. Klein at 2 p. m. Mrs. Ha~el Amos, secretary: Mary out obli tion; and otlr recommendations ba.sed on -.......7 School and 's presently 1 sen- Keiser. '~!. pll!rol lead!'!' of the Buckeyes Klem WIU present. tlw8-evlew. Lanier, tre~surer; Alice Casto, seventeen year's ellperience. NOW 'Is the time to , OLiVE METHODIST Church ier at Rio Grande College. Mr. and M~s. Norman Rlier al\ill'lancy Gill, assistant; Bee· The. Ladle's Auxilia~f Ches. chaplain, and Bertie LanIer, · . , . ,, on Rt. 141 , will hold Its an- Mr. Arrigoni is a graduate of of Racine vr!!lted Wednesday ky Seelig, treasurer and VIcki ler F~re Department wdl have sergeaht at arms. call or !1\'l'ite for an appolnjment In the privacy of · : nual homecoming St. James ao,s:.. School, Ber· evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clark, scribe. a Stanley party at the ~re The Auxiliary · is sponsoring • h VINTON METHODIST Cburcb Hn, Conn., and a 1965 graduate Harry Keiser. ,. Refreshments were served bouse, Weclnesday. Octobt!t' S, a Goblin Bingo party on Saturvour orne. 'will 9hserve its annual borne- of Rio Grande College. He l! Mr. ~nd Mrs. Harry Canter· to Rayana Cole, Diana Rldg· ~~ 8 p.m. ~II interested In help- day, October 2,2, at"' p. m,in D.' ~•les· eomlna. Sunday School wiD presently teacbinl in the Co- bury •~ted Thurada~ after· way, Shellie Clark, Vicki Air rng the F~re Department . ar. · the Legion Hall at Ewirlgton. ' be at 9:30 a. m. and a FeJ. lumbus City Schtol system. noon With George Hemes bQttJ Penny li:blln, Vicki Clark, mvlted to, attend er,,aend aa ·or- The public is .lnv~ted and . PHONE 598-3522 . . , llrwsni~ dinner will be served An August weddtn1 ta beine Holm Hospital. . , Rosemarie Colburn, Nancy der to a member. Light refresh· 111kal · to wear the1r best mil!· N. :.,•urt St. · · 25 ""' • ~. 11 noon. 'The afternoon pro- planned. Mr. and Mra. John Rertmire Gill, Becy Seelig, Debbie ments w11l be served. querade costume as prizes P. 0. Box 143 Athena: 0. · '· nram will feature special and son: S~nley and Mrs. King, Sandra White, Brenda 'be ·, } . I sfngfRJ. Mae ReJimrre tf New Haven, Will and Sandra Curtis. ,, CORA Methodist Cburch will w. v~ .. •pent ~~~~~~Y Eurekfl WSCS Hill ··.observe bomecomJna. The Pe~sonal lng· with Mrs. Susie FISCher. . •. 'day's program will start witlr Rollin OW:bs returned Portrafll Of Chrilt Rendrn.gl At Meet ·atJ!d bool and her home Frrday from · . . _. ay ac at 11 a.m., uu. Hospital and I! convalescing ~ b Lutheran Theme E?r:ka Women's Soc1ety or dinner will be lmed at lira The Sl. Peter Lutheran Church Chmban Service heard a pro. 1 1 ~ MONDAY 1 n ::.- and Mrs. Charles R. · Women held their monthly gram of readings and planned · GRACE GUILD of Grace . Michl Lloyd and Ron Han- K S b . . . meeting on Tuesday evenin• at a future program at a meet11~g M thodlt h h ill I · ed Ohio St t u arr. r., were usrness VISit• •·fe• s cfurrthwl meetlal lnmg lr;:'tu.m C tol b Saluerd n· ors in Gallipolis Saturday. the home of Mrs. Dale Roush, held Thursday at the home . •· • P.m . nr e 1 regt: ~r vers '·' lR o urn us a ay hmrtess for Seotember. Mrs. Howard Feus~l. There dlnne'r meetina.. 8 r I n 1 to begin their studl1'8. Mike • ·Mrs. Frank Scholz, president, were 19 members and guests ewn table sei'VIce. will be a sopho11111re. Other ,Women Of Che1h1re presided over the business present. GALLIA COUNCIL 114 D. of Middleport June crsduates at- Charge Hold Retreat meeting AMouncement was . A. Regular meetlne, 7:30 p, tending Ohio State are Ken ""'· women of the C'-sh'•• made f~r the District No 11 L ~e program opened With · Robert Methodist '"" Harris, Davld Oliver, rhar•e en iovP<f'"' "• . meeting to be held· on· stnaona .-... of "l.cive .Lifted Me" ' CH Colony Chapter, Schmoll, Jon Cunningham, Lar. overnight stay Camp Francis 11 at the Trlnltv Luth- Prayer waa offered bdytw~:Mrs:=~· ~ . :DAR, I p.m., at home of ry Gladwell, Ray Pickens, Ron Asbury recently near RI Church in Charleston W Charles Jeffers. 1\fn. Mn. Ralph Burnl!l'. Dedication Hlndy · Larry VIJICI! and Della Grand• The R•treat Va Representatives consi~ttng. Saunders ~ave the · am at 4 p.m. 11 Mound Blevins. Gene Croo.. •· also ts • ~e supervision • ' of ..•_ ·two L c w members is re. and a rea••·· ·.~ ~... "Power Throu•b • · "-· of ""'"· · · · · Prayer " · '-CWOtery. 11entor In the College """" lder was 1 success with namely the president · Other readlnga GALI.JPOLIS BRANCH, Am- tlatry at Ohio Stde University. wome'n attendinl and one membe;, of local L.C. given by Mrs. Feu~ . ., ertean Aaoclatlon ot Unlver. M ~ . · w in PI Pleasant w Va Mrs. Charles Martrn. Bible ;, w will hold a dlo. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grim of rs. ane · · questions were given by Miss .~·· omen ,.- Serf City N. c. nave been dent of e Portsmouth Program for the evening en· Thelma Giltlson Del' meeting at 8:30 p. m., auetll of' his p.;ents Mr and· Women's Society of titled "Portraits of Ch 1st," St. · . the River Boat Room at' Os- Mn. Victor Grim, s. Service. was the euest titled "Portraits of Christ," St. Ourinfl .l brief business nleet.ear'a Restaur~t. Panel dis- Ave. Mr. and Mn. Grilli have for the evening proeram. John Chapter, was first in Ina ,the group voted to hold a . tiiiiOII of handicapped. a11o received word that their led the women in a. self.study the new program for the com. bakeleu bake stle at tbe next ~!.:'.~~- ASSOCIA~ON ol grandson. Dean Sever, 8011 of course and was assisted year and was conducted by meeiiDg which wm be held at urur1:11011 meet at7.30 p. m. Mr. and Mre. Robert Sever o1 ldn. Sidney Fadely. Scholl. the home of Mre. · Ruth Mont. ,;.:ce Methodist clnirCh. Zanuvtllt bu IJilllted In lht Twelve of the women Refreshmenll were served to comery on Oct. 27th at 7 p. .,.., of offlcera. u s Na;l He hu completed overnight Including Mrs. th011e attending: Mrs. Jame• The program cloaed L':'~CAN RED CR'lSS L• t~ yean ·at Ohio Unlvenlty ert Rider Mrs. John · Roach, Mrt. ,Walter Gellker, prayer by Mrs. Olarll!l Marl!""" will held a lunchoon II and .,18 assigned as a petty Mre. Iven' Grover, Mn. Mrs. Eugene Gloss, Mrs. Jack tin. Durlnl a social bour the 12:10 p.m., In the Holf:er Hoe- officer lll lhe Nny. Little, Mrs. Ralph Needt, Mrs. Wigal, the llller two of GalU· b011tess served · lovely refresh. ~::.. Rlla Stupe, Mrs. Cora Ward, polis, Mr1. Scholz and the hos· men~ and was ualsled by .......~L PORTER PTA Mr. and Mrt. Curtis Brown Mrs. Perry Bradbury, Mrs. leis, Mn. Rouah. co-bostess. ,• -Y (Betty Wise) of Miami, Fla., Dale Mulford Mrs Merrtll PEMBROKE CLUB will meet have been vlsltinc this •eek Bunce, Mrs.' Elea~r Nelson, the home of Mrs. Aldelh with her bl"'\her, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Lewis Hughes Those at 8 p.m. Roscoe Wise and children and atlendin& the evening pio,ram father, Ross Wise and other but not slayfnl overntcht were .' WSCS H · relatives. They left'' Saturday Mrs. Charles Shaver, Mr a. meettna will be held for their borne Ill Florida llld :Ed Thompson and Miss Evelyn ~ ;. ' ' Rich and rl~. plek th- plu1111 for the shurlh at 7:30 p.m. were accompanied by her fath- Rothgeb. .f!iNUlJl!H CLUB wiU meet at er, Mr. ROlli Wfse, who has Mrs. Ethel Robinson was lbe thllr d-'lcloualy frHh approach to at the llome ol Mrs. spent the aummer In Middle- cuest speaker for the mornln& fashion. Tha girls who ttl til the Tawney. 154 Flnt Av!. port. · progrllm. She 11\'8 the aroup piU,rM? . . .Thay'r• you! will be a co•ered dish Mrs. Wllllam Allman enter- n1anv inspirational thlnas to Members, bring own tallied with a family diMer on think on. A lovely time was Bowed Style in suede, upper of Thul'liiar: In honor of bed by aU and the talk •as ~. Blaek, Plu~ and Cattail · Brown. her mea ani! family. Mr. and mn1 for a sprins retreat at •11.95. Buckled style In Clipper Mr1. Curtis Brown Df. Miami, the lovely ce~p. Brown Suede. $12.95 Fla., and Mr · Roas Wise. 111 =~~ GRANGE will hold Mra. J. E. Harley vllllled CreatitJe Writera AS SE£11 Ill IICJG8B UEI II ,;~. regular meeting at 7:30 J= Seek Member• Mer. .ers are urged to Harley, of Springfield aDd. her Tire Creative Writers group as the third and da~ters, Ann and Fnnces. "!ill meet on Saturday, October BUN.~ degrees will be etven. They were joined by Mrs. Mar. lilt, at 7:30 p.m., at the bome are asked to bring lll'tl Davjl !or dinner. of ~n. Harry Maared, t34 USE YOUR CHARG·· !!eM, pie, saadwlc~s. /ldrJ. William Robson, Mn. Hedlewood Drive;· GallipoBs. (ofree. / p. L. Mllth and Mrs. Willll Anyone interested fn writtnc RUG~~' ACCOUNT AT .•• ;ifl~i)jM;;Q; G~er were vilitora Ill~ 11 welcome. ~th. or without a ~ X .1 INCOU.IlCTLt dabipolla hldaJ. 'nley , ai'Jii man)l.SOript. Tbla will be .• ~ ~fir waa y!Jitetl In Pt. PI-I with •orkJirop type meel!nl with ~ESTS I ~ ~··"' \ JM~jtt. Bated II ldfl. 8erD- Mn. Milch'l brOtller an4 Ill· no aueat .1peaker. For further ' ·, · · · St;t~, FR,IDAY ' II the Middle- fer. In. law, Mr. d ,Mrf. Information caU Mrl, Mary L. Br~· U:e' ·. ·u' :.~,:. . UNTI.L. *!!J1 dllliler belli Wed· Notman Fall and wltlr Mr. and Luis, R.to Grande, Ollio, at • 1\\ U~ , loWtio Re1taur- foltt. .Carl Maltex, forftl• ¥Jcl- 24U523, or Mrs. Harry J:lq. MIDDLIIIOilT Gepott Nlldanll. .. .• .., ,• Jled at Hf.il33i. · •'!1'!!"---~-o:-:-::~:::::::=:;=:;::i'~-:--! · -- ~ . o1 Bellllfl~ Cbrlltlan - Cbureh ln 'iCOluJ!IbuS, Ohio, on Saturday, ~J.uly ~. Miss Lily Me Ben,ne", of Glouster, daughter of iMft Mle Bennett and David Bennett of Michigan, became , tiM> hride -o• VirRII Kenneth Hoi· leJ• ~ of Mr. and Mn. VirJU C. Holley 01 Rt. I, Gallipolis. 111e , .. i ' Marr10ge ,·• PI Are A nounced Mr, and M Fl.OYd Ferta ObServe ' Anmversory · 0 9 Gold Wedd mg . ... - , 'I nleilloer: · '.. :ar• 'FB• 1 md 1 op'iet ">""'"' Personal Notes f p rom Omeroy N Off ew ICerS ' ndt u the nd tht \lro NOT EVERY . PERSON . Of Troop·100 ked eae ue Are EJected MisS Lemley PlanS Wedding In August a! Gallia u 851 l it 6rn ~ .,ME. DON'T NEED.ON. ~ •. ;Events ... sucassFUL BUSINESS CAREERS BEGIN AT GBC ' 1111 " n'1 the ol Jm R .a · .d• o.ear' Company' . 'II 1 Helen Help Notes From MI•.J.Jieport US . A li! ity be lh HPlen 8! B111tel PERMANENT SHAPE BRAS 1 r-• It I ' at ""ht of cool, crisp cotton am; quick~dry Dacron• .•. always look new ... never need pressing 10 ~k lr es in byr-•. ell Ia - caf'f:'•· SOME ·lf DISCOUNTI SOME Call .lt . . .AI;E Wtt4amlil'lt.:. · · ep"""J :;:~ M~~ I ''THE BUDGET SHOP" I 2·Pt. LIVING ROOM sums · •·· •••• $99 3-Pc. BEDROOM SUITES · · · ······· •· $99 SOfA BEDS """" ............ •• .$5t BEbS (Complete) .. · ·":" .. · $68 HOLLYWOOD BEDS · ·· '· · · · ··· · $39.75 liNOLEUM ·9 1 $4 1 2 ·· ' ··· ' ' · · •• . 4-DRAWIR .. " .... " ".: ·s···;' c-;;; 'R '.. ,-. R'N ':'I':yl'•ti·E "'' ·;. . - - .. - --- - .- •....1~....._.,......_.__ _ _ _......__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . .) .' ~· ,, '1 ) llyfe_6492 ' L r, [ ~91 I I I • -PEJIIIrM,. . . . Sfllldlllltlll . . . . . . . fir ajlillltot pll!fllt. Yau'W--a-corntolttr~lt 111'11. W.IIIJ!t~ Jllllllld I l l . you lll IIIIIINrllft M(d, 8lld lllrlrll . . . ..It I . . 'llllr. . ladllf•. Ia .... . a.,•.,... a...... Sklrta co up·, heels go down . to balance the rillllq~ plctiJre, Eumplt: I lean, beauty~e.ta'll~ ,pllin'p Jit ilnooihc lilack leatb'•r. . ~.~' ,, I \ ' • 'o ,. ' • ,,' ,t ,I ' j ,I ' .- rcrur...., · .\ ' ' . t<.!IF I - s nr \ ! f-i . . ... . It • ....,. ... .,_...., - - . . . 32-3111&C;WhM- ..... .-...,..,,w, t •, i' ~ . I " ' '" I .. �.. • '' "' ' . ' ' . l • .,,. !'" ,. • ' . Church Scene 0' Wedding .Miss Lily 8etinett To Mr. Holl~ . ' ~ 1 II• ! o ' 1 l , .; '- · · CathOlliJ ~o~t~~Ji ,\':' ' " 'f~SJ~• ;;;' . 1 .~' . Meig"s Events · al~ WOMEN'S 'VIEW. I ' 120 lb.- Mom ,. .,kr ~ , 'file clll!Oilb Wclineii>_.,dbb o: "' . · ~let'. •at lAul~ ~thol!<t· chvrM ;, 1111 ...-, cholt • m piece · , . Jolb: Q•tUpoljs beld I~ 'Irs( m~ln 1 . bro1r11 IIIII with 'wlllti ICClel• at .hef, 91 lbe, ~~SOli· ' llils weilk. Th• torlet. II~ corsate w11 also white earnations. "eVenng. 'Mrs.' ~~~~~s l)eld at .1/1~ <~h~rcb. wl!ll the ullilt- ·4I;&Jure of ·the proJI'am w~' Mrs. Holl~y is a 19511 gradu_..._ . :t ; ' . . the 'shewl!if of sy~ea ,JiY 'Nils! ate of JacksOnville • Trimble MONDAY . · tier Q6ra ,Brady ;of ber re~nt 11'1~ High Scbool and ill employed by the Western Insurance c..... THE ANNIUAL Oy~ter Su~ the 'sl)ort . wben to ~ll!lld abi! PariS( ' '! pany of Columbus. per of tbe' Drew Webster Plans for.·.the y.-r w~e discuss· , oO~!ng.a . short, buslrw£ ... ~1 Mr. Holley is a IIIII aradu· No. 3ll, American ~· A dessert ,~e was" ,&4!nl· jj!J, r~f!Orll "':"1'1!.Cl~ell , ond l)e at~ ol Stonewall 'Jack&Oa High Pomeroy, will be ed at the clpse of the eV,er~tna. curre~;; ~Je.:ls q( .iltl ct!Jb 'n1e Rev. Jerome Null offici· Sehool in Charleston, w. Va. · October 3 at 7:20 p. m. at Attending .wtre Mrs: H. . E. They l~lud~ a hlmill'!lf aalt •ted at the 7 : ~ o'rlcok doub- He has served four yem in Legion Home. Finance Cb8JI'· BuSh, Mttli Ja¥ Weber; .Mrs.. to be ~ld Oc\Ober }1 end },5: ie ring candleligtlt ce~emony. the Air Force and is employed man Guy Eddie Guinther asks WiUlam Re~nq~~. Mrs. Lai;· a cllnl· party , to ~held ~to. The bride was escorted down as 1 drafl5man with Ranco all member• and · rer~ce Mllboanr Mrs. Kenqetll ber 14, ~ •· paryy at .th~ GSI lbe aisle by Mr. Homer Wolh· Control• of ColumbuJ and wlfl memben 1o attend: 8yers,, Mrs.!,EpiiJ a.n, ~. !or palien~ on Nov. ~· · er. She chose an A-line ballet· enter Ohio State Ulivmlty Mr. and M,. Floyd Ferra MEIGS AERIE 2171 F Orin Smith, Mt4. Wlllil Gruea- ~. Joseph ~· prn.tdent, •ne gown . ot DUbbed nylon net tbla fall. members are urged to er, Mrs. Shirley Mills, . Mrs. ~m¥.ed llleJ11ber_' to · turn ever taffeta. Her bouffant yell The clllple is retldinc at rS, the next re&ular meedng a~S James Jividen, Mrs. bst ID their reei~s for , lhe club , of allk lllusllll was held in 1185 Lockbourne Road, Colum· and Mts:' l!erryr MI\cii.' cookbook as toon as ' .possible ·place by 1 crown of lace pearls I bus, Ohio. en cf, d~y, October 3, at 8 p.m. n Beity dliiiit ~u wetcanl. so that the committe~ compil. and crystals. She carried a ---Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fma, dren, three boys, wbo have all ~m be a reading of new Rev. and Mrs. Donald · E. eel as 1 new; Jng the book may star1 · tHeir fBSCade of while roses on o will be celebrating thelt Golden served in the .U. S. Army where ·~~STERN BAND Hl~k8 announce 11M! forth<!Om· SELLERS ·IN :VIET .,,.. W!)rk: ,. white Bible. Wedding Anniversary on Sun- all made their careers, Floyd . · m~rrlage of lhelr daughter , '"'!i"'' · Following the meetie&, re· Mls! Dixie Lee BeMetl, SiB· day, Oct. 9 at their home in Jr. (Pete) just recently rettr- rill ~e~ ::o~ay Od~ber l, Ann Hicks, to AIC PFC David J. Sellers, sYln Of JresHments were servea by the 0 · ter ot the bride, was maid oi l Racine. They were married ed from the service, is at his ~ ~ : H'gh . ~hm. a M Glenn T. Stewart . of Miami, Mr. arM! Mrs. Harold Sellen hostesses. Mrs. James Oa'vtson Jronor. She wore an A·line dress Oct. 11, 1916 at Pomeroy and home in Racine; , Ralph has as ern h1 . 001 ' . rs. . . . has arrived In VIet Nam after and Mrs. Sylvia Seagravei · of turquoise satin with malcbhave always resided In or near just returned trom Korea and Gordon C evaher, ~ISS Hicks IS a graduate. of spending a two week leave at . • ~lng veil atilt carried a cascade Racine. Mrs. Farra is the for- is now located in Jan Antonio urges all band parent• to a~ Middleport ~lgh School, daso his ho~'n Racine, He ·gradu· ., . ' lend. of 1965. She IS now as assoc1ate ated . 23 after completing VISITS IN COL~BUS -of yellow pam poms. mTerh Monba Heflney. 1. . h'l TFetxaRs, aknd JAole ~s stationdned at · HAT PARTY at St. Joseph's ol the FR Lazaras Co., Co- the Alrc Rotor and l>topel· Mr~. Ruth Sellers, Porlland, Mr. Ernest Morris, brttherey ave our mng c 1. uc er, auama. a one p . H ll . , lu b Oh' R · 1 'ed her son, Dav1'd , to 1 1 ID-Iaw of the rroom served as _ _:.___ _ _ _ ·~-- daughter. Mrs. Laura Bodily , of ' ar1s 1 a m "ason. a1 7:30 . m us, 10. , lor . epa e of the· U. S. acoompam . p m on Monday Oct 3 with Mr Stewart is a native of Army Transportation School:. , Columbus where he boarded • belt man. Dennis Anti• served uu"'"""' Fl. Walton Beach: Florida. They · · ' - · .' · · T . 1 11 UBer. have 17 grandchildren. hats, gloves, dresses. shps and R1ves, enn. and IS a gradu· He is a graduate of !!outhern, bus for For! Dix, N. J.; for A reception followed the cer· The .11 enterta · 'th a pajamas on sale. The party is ate of the Rives Higb School. Local High SchooL His addre~ transportltto~ ·to Vjet .Nam. Sh1 . ~ony in the church Fellowship dlwi th mh WI He attended the University of is PFC David Sellers, Serial No. also vl!!ltetl her . mother, Mrs. . Y 1am11y nne, a1 e1r ome and being sponsored by the St. Jos- T · · of RA·S2668926 - 604 Trans' · Co .• Lelah Karr,• ·· at· ·the '.home ot . .l!all. A three tiered wedding hold open reception from 2 w eph Altar GuUd. Evervone ts enn~see and th e um~rsrty 'nit witb a miniature bride Invited and refreshments will Miarru and Is· now sta~oned at APO • 96311, San Frandsco1 Robe;:! Karr, 2181 Bellevue 4 11 1 Ave., COlumbus. and JTOOm cer~lered the bridal · '' - '· •AMh a !14~m be served. There will be no ad· Lockbourne Air Force Base, Calif. · jable and was served along ,. ''!11,, Pvt. Larry Spencer left mission charge. Columbus. 'with punch and mints. ill • Thursday for Lawton, Okla., POMEROY GARDEN club Plans have been made lor 1 1 'lbt mothl!l' of the bride ' where he will be stationed with will meet Monday at 2 p.m. at the wedding date of Nov. 20, I el»M for her daugbter'a wed-' '"'''' I ' the Flare Division, after ten the home of Mrs. Richard Jones. 1966, at 3:30 p. m, at the Mid· • dinl, a three piece green suit days leave with his mother, Lincoln Hill. dleport C~urch of Christ :"here. I who e~lls on me buys • new wllh black and white aC<!fssorLINDA LEMLEY Mrs. Raymond Spencer, Lin· · THEODORUS council Daugh· the bnde s father Is mm1ster . .les. Her corsage was white coin HeigiJts. · Election of officers was ters of Am.rica will meel Mon· ,carnatlllla. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hassler held wher~ Girl Scout Troop IOO day at 7:30 p.l_ll. All members Vinton Auxiliar-y. HEARING AID _M_rs_._H_et_l__:ey.:..._m_o_lh_e_r _ _ o_fl and daughter, Rbonda •. were met Thursday evening at the ·r• urged to attend. Install Officers weekend guests of his crand· home of Mrs. Jack Seeli gin TUESDAY The installation of officers . 1111 <. •u11 1 • .. '" IUWIII.I par:ents, Folr. and Mrs. Harry Pomeroy. POMEROY CHAPTER 186 1featured a recent meeting Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Lemley KeJSer. Minersville. · The m~ling opened with the OES Will meet Tuesday a~ 1: 451the Vinton American LegioR of Rutland are lhnouncii!M the Mr. and MrA. Dallas pledge to the flag and Girl p, .m. There wrll be electiOn of ' Auxiliary. . and we tell them! ' \ en1agement of their daughter, of Reynoldsburg spent a day Scout Promise after which a o!flcers. Annual dues are to Past President M,s. Chester Linda Sue, to Mr. . William recently with her ~arents, Mr. film was presented on Girl be paid. White was the Installing olfl· Wb~l about Y011f hearlng':"""has It re$Ched the stage, Antbony Arrigoni, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser. Scout government showing how WEDNESDAY · cer. Those installed were Thel· and Mrs. Charles J. Arrigoni, Mrs. H. G. lhle and Mr and 11 is run. Officers elected were THE .MIDDLEPORT Uterary ma· Fisher,,-presldeqt; Esta wh~re you wonte~ whether or nota hearing .fid of Durham, Conn . Mrs. Paul Keiser of Coiumb~s Diana Ridgway, patrol leader Club Will meet Wednesdav af· ·neeI, first vice presfdent; Hope wot~ld b~enefictal?, o. ur testing . is FREE and with· Miss Lemley is a 11163 grad· were Wednesday guest. of lhe1r of the Bumble Bees and Shelly ternoon at the · home of M:S. J4nler, second vice p~sident; ,- . - , """'. _ uate of Kyger creek High parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark, assistant: J!ecky eelig, 0. P. Klein at 2 p. m. Mrs. Ha~el Amos, secretary: Mary out obli tion; and otlr recommendations ba.sed on -.......7 School and 's presently 1 sen- Keiser. '~!. pll!rol lead!'!' of the Buckeyes Klem WIU present. tlw8-evlew. Lanier, tre~surer; Alice Casto, seventeen year's ellperience. NOW 'Is the time to , OLiVE METHODIST Church ier at Rio Grande College. Mr. and M~s. Norman Rlier al\ill'lancy Gill, assistant; Bee· The. Ladle's Auxilia~f Ches. chaplain, and Bertie LanIer, · . , . ,, on Rt. 141 , will hold Its an- Mr. Arrigoni is a graduate of of Racine vr!!lted Wednesday ky Seelig, treasurer and VIcki ler F~re Department wdl have sergeaht at arms. call or !1\'l'ite for an appolnjment In the privacy of · : nual homecoming St. James ao,s:.. School, Ber· evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clark, scribe. a Stanley party at the ~re The Auxiliary · is sponsoring • h VINTON METHODIST Cburcb Hn, Conn., and a 1965 graduate Harry Keiser. ,. Refreshments were served bouse, Weclnesday. Octobt!t' S, a Goblin Bingo party on Saturvour orne. 'will 9hserve its annual borne- of Rio Grande College. He l! Mr. ~nd Mrs. Harry Canter· to Rayana Cole, Diana Rldg· ~~ 8 p.m. ~II interested In help- day, October 2,2, at"' p. m,in D.' ~•les· eomlna. Sunday School wiD presently teacbinl in the Co- bury •~ted Thurada~ after· way, Shellie Clark, Vicki Air rng the F~re Department . ar. · the Legion Hall at Ewirlgton. ' be at 9:30 a. m. and a FeJ. lumbus City Schtol system. noon With George Hemes bQttJ Penny li:blln, Vicki Clark, mvlted to, attend er,,aend aa ·or- The public is .lnv~ted and . PHONE 598-3522 . . , llrwsni~ dinner will be served An August weddtn1 ta beine Holm Hospital. . , Rosemarie Colburn, Nancy der to a member. Light refresh· 111kal · to wear the1r best mil!· N. :.,•urt St. · · 25 ""' • ~. 11 noon. 'The afternoon pro- planned. Mr. and Mra. John Rertmire Gill, Becy Seelig, Debbie ments w11l be served. querade costume as prizes P. 0. Box 143 Athena: 0. · '· nram will feature special and son: S~nley and Mrs. King, Sandra White, Brenda 'be ·, } . I sfngfRJ. Mae ReJimrre tf New Haven, Will and Sandra Curtis. ,, CORA Methodist Cburch will w. v~ .. •pent ~~~~~~Y Eurekfl WSCS Hill ··.observe bomecomJna. The Pe~sonal lng· with Mrs. Susie FISCher. . •. 'day's program will start witlr Rollin OW:bs returned Portrafll Of Chrilt Rendrn.gl At Meet ·atJ!d bool and her home Frrday from · . . _. ay ac at 11 a.m., uu. Hospital and I! convalescing ~ b Lutheran Theme E?r:ka Women's Soc1ety or dinner will be lmed at lira The Sl. Peter Lutheran Church Chmban Service heard a pro. 1 1 ~ MONDAY 1 n ::.- and Mrs. Charles R. · Women held their monthly gram of readings and planned · GRACE GUILD of Grace . Michl Lloyd and Ron Han- K S b . . . meeting on Tuesday evenin• at a future program at a meet11~g M thodlt h h ill I · ed Ohio St t u arr. r., were usrness VISit• •·fe• s cfurrthwl meetlal lnmg lr;:'tu.m C tol b Saluerd n· ors in Gallipolis Saturday. the home of Mrs. Dale Roush, held Thursday at the home . •· • P.m . nr e 1 regt: ~r vers '·' lR o urn us a ay hmrtess for Seotember. Mrs. Howard Feus~l. There dlnne'r meetina.. 8 r I n 1 to begin their studl1'8. Mike • ·Mrs. Frank Scholz, president, were 19 members and guests ewn table sei'VIce. will be a sopho11111re. Other ,Women Of Che1h1re presided over the business present. GALLIA COUNCIL 114 D. of Middleport June crsduates at- Charge Hold Retreat meeting AMouncement was . A. Regular meetlne, 7:30 p, tending Ohio State are Ken ""'· women of the C'-sh'•• made f~r the District No 11 L ~e program opened With · Robert Methodist '"" Harris, Davld Oliver, rhar•e en iovP<f'"' "• . meeting to be held· on· stnaona .-... of "l.cive .Lifted Me" ' CH Colony Chapter, Schmoll, Jon Cunningham, Lar. overnight stay Camp Francis 11 at the Trlnltv Luth- Prayer waa offered bdytw~:Mrs:=~· ~ . :DAR, I p.m., at home of ry Gladwell, Ray Pickens, Ron Asbury recently near RI Church in Charleston W Charles Jeffers. 1\fn. Mn. Ralph Burnl!l'. Dedication Hlndy · Larry VIJICI! and Della Grand• The R•treat Va Representatives consi~ttng. Saunders ~ave the · am at 4 p.m. 11 Mound Blevins. Gene Croo.. •· also ts • ~e supervision • ' of ..•_ ·two L c w members is re. and a rea••·· ·.~ ~... "Power Throu•b • · "-· of ""'"· · · · · Prayer " · '-CWOtery. 11entor In the College """" lder was 1 success with namely the president · Other readlnga GALI.JPOLIS BRANCH, Am- tlatry at Ohio Stde University. wome'n attendinl and one membe;, of local L.C. given by Mrs. Feu~ . ., ertean Aaoclatlon ot Unlver. M ~ . · w in PI Pleasant w Va Mrs. Charles Martrn. Bible ;, w will hold a dlo. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grim of rs. ane · · questions were given by Miss .~·· omen ,.- Serf City N. c. nave been dent of e Portsmouth Program for the evening en· Thelma Giltlson Del' meeting at 8:30 p. m., auetll of' his p.;ents Mr and· Women's Society of titled "Portraits of Ch 1st," St. · . the River Boat Room at' Os- Mn. Victor Grim, s. Service. was the euest titled "Portraits of Christ," St. Ourinfl .l brief business nleet.ear'a Restaur~t. Panel dis- Ave. Mr. and Mn. Grilli have for the evening proeram. John Chapter, was first in Ina ,the group voted to hold a . tiiiiOII of handicapped. a11o received word that their led the women in a. self.study the new program for the com. bakeleu bake stle at tbe next ~!.:'.~~- ASSOCIA~ON ol grandson. Dean Sever, 8011 of course and was assisted year and was conducted by meeiiDg which wm be held at urur1:11011 meet at7.30 p. m. Mr. and Mre. Robert Sever o1 ldn. Sidney Fadely. Scholl. the home of Mre. · Ruth Mont. ,;.:ce Methodist clnirCh. Zanuvtllt bu IJilllted In lht Twelve of the women Refreshmenll were served to comery on Oct. 27th at 7 p. .,.., of offlcera. u s Na;l He hu completed overnight Including Mrs. th011e attending: Mrs. Jame• The program cloaed L':'~CAN RED CR'lSS L• t~ yean ·at Ohio Unlvenlty ert Rider Mrs. John · Roach, Mrt. ,Walter Gellker, prayer by Mrs. Olarll!l Marl!""" will held a lunchoon II and .,18 assigned as a petty Mre. Iven' Grover, Mn. Mrs. Eugene Gloss, Mrs. Jack tin. Durlnl a social bour the 12:10 p.m., In the Holf:er Hoe- officer lll lhe Nny. Little, Mrs. Ralph Needt, Mrs. Wigal, the llller two of GalU· b011tess served · lovely refresh. ~::.. Rlla Stupe, Mrs. Cora Ward, polis, Mr1. Scholz and the hos· men~ and was ualsled by .......~L PORTER PTA Mr. and Mrt. Curtis Brown Mrs. Perry Bradbury, Mrs. leis, Mn. Rouah. co-bostess. ,• -Y (Betty Wise) of Miami, Fla., Dale Mulford Mrs Merrtll PEMBROKE CLUB will meet have been vlsltinc this •eek Bunce, Mrs.' Elea~r Nelson, the home of Mrs. Aldelh with her bl"'\her, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Lewis Hughes Those at 8 p.m. Roscoe Wise and children and atlendin& the evening pio,ram father, Ross Wise and other but not slayfnl overntcht were .' WSCS H · relatives. They left'' Saturday Mrs. Charles Shaver, Mr a. meettna will be held for their borne Ill Florida llld :Ed Thompson and Miss Evelyn ~ ;. ' ' Rich and rl~. plek th- plu1111 for the shurlh at 7:30 p.m. were accompanied by her fath- Rothgeb. .f!iNUlJl!H CLUB wiU meet at er, Mr. ROlli Wfse, who has Mrs. Ethel Robinson was lbe thllr d-'lcloualy frHh approach to at the llome ol Mrs. spent the aummer In Middle- cuest speaker for the mornln& fashion. Tha girls who ttl til the Tawney. 154 Flnt Av!. port. · progrllm. She 11\'8 the aroup piU,rM? . . .Thay'r• you! will be a co•ered dish Mrs. Wllllam Allman enter- n1anv inspirational thlnas to Members, bring own tallied with a family diMer on think on. A lovely time was Bowed Style in suede, upper of Thul'liiar: In honor of bed by aU and the talk •as ~. Blaek, Plu~ and Cattail · Brown. her mea ani! family. Mr. and mn1 for a sprins retreat at •11.95. Buckled style In Clipper Mr1. Curtis Brown Df. Miami, the lovely ce~p. Brown Suede. $12.95 Fla., and Mr · Roas Wise. 111 =~~ GRANGE will hold Mra. J. E. Harley vllllled CreatitJe Writera AS SE£11 Ill IICJG8B UEI II ,;~. regular meeting at 7:30 J= Seek Member• Mer. .ers are urged to Harley, of Springfield aDd. her Tire Creative Writers group as the third and da~ters, Ann and Fnnces. "!ill meet on Saturday, October BUN.~ degrees will be etven. They were joined by Mrs. Mar. lilt, at 7:30 p.m., at the bome are asked to bring lll'tl Davjl !or dinner. of ~n. Harry Maared, t34 USE YOUR CHARG·· !!eM, pie, saadwlc~s. /ldrJ. William Robson, Mn. Hedlewood Drive;· GallipoBs. (ofree. / p. L. Mllth and Mrs. Willll Anyone interested fn writtnc RUG~~' ACCOUNT AT .•• ;ifl~i)jM;;Q; G~er were vilitora Ill~ 11 welcome. ~th. or without a ~ X .1 INCOU.IlCTLt dabipolla hldaJ. 'nley , ai'Jii man)l.SOript. Tbla will be .• ~ ~fir waa y!Jitetl In Pt. PI-I with •orkJirop type meel!nl with ~ESTS I ~ ~··"' \ JM~jtt. Bated II ldfl. 8erD- Mn. Milch'l brOtller an4 Ill· no aueat .1peaker. For further ' ·, · · · St;t~, FR,IDAY ' II the Middle- fer. In. law, Mr. d ,Mrf. Information caU Mrl, Mary L. Br~· U:e' ·. ·u' :.~,:. . UNTI.L. *!!J1 dllliler belli Wed· Notman Fall and wltlr Mr. and Luis, R.to Grande, Ollio, at • 1\\ U~ , loWtio Re1taur- foltt. .Carl Maltex, forftl• ¥Jcl- 24U523, or Mrs. Harry J:lq. MIDDLIIIOilT Gepott Nlldanll. .. .• .., ,• Jled at Hf.il33i. · •'!1'!!"---~-o:-:-::~:::::::=:;=:;::i'~-:--! · -- ~ . o1 Bellllfl~ Cbrlltlan - Cbureh ln 'iCOluJ!IbuS, Ohio, on Saturday, ~J.uly ~. Miss Lily Me Ben,ne", of Glouster, daughter of iMft Mle Bennett and David Bennett of Michigan, became , tiM> hride -o• VirRII Kenneth Hoi· leJ• ~ of Mr. and Mn. VirJU C. Holley 01 Rt. I, Gallipolis. 111e , .. i ' Marr10ge ,·• PI Are A nounced Mr, and M Fl.OYd Ferta ObServe ' Anmversory · 0 9 Gold Wedd mg . ... - , 'I nleilloer: · '.. :ar• 'FB• 1 md 1 op'iet ">""'"' Personal Notes f p rom Omeroy N Off ew ICerS ' ndt u the nd tht \lro NOT EVERY . PERSON . Of Troop·100 ked eae ue Are EJected MisS Lemley PlanS Wedding In August a! Gallia u 851 l it 6rn ~ .,ME. DON'T NEED.ON. ~ •. ;Events ... sucassFUL BUSINESS CAREERS BEGIN AT GBC ' 1111 " n'1 the ol Jm R .a · .d• o.ear' Company' . 'II 1 Helen Help Notes From MI•.J.Jieport US . A li! ity be lh HPlen 8! B111tel PERMANENT SHAPE BRAS 1 r-• It I ' at ""ht of cool, crisp cotton am; quick~dry Dacron• .•. always look new ... never need pressing 10 ~k lr es in byr-•. ell Ia - caf'f:'•· SOME ·lf DISCOUNTI SOME Call .lt . . .AI;E Wtt4amlil'lt.:. · · ep"""J :;:~ M~~ I ''THE BUDGET SHOP" I 2·Pt. LIVING ROOM sums · •·· •••• $99 3-Pc. BEDROOM SUITES · · · ······· •· $99 SOfA BEDS """" ............ •• .$5t BEbS (Complete) .. · ·":" .. · $68 HOLLYWOOD BEDS · ·· '· · · · ··· · $39.75 liNOLEUM ·9 1 $4 1 2 ·· ' ··· ' ' · · •• . 4-DRAWIR .. " .... " ".: ·s···;' c-;;; 'R '.. ,-. R'N ':'I':yl'•ti·E "'' ·;. . - - .. - --- - .- •....1~....._.,......_.__ _ _ _......__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . .) .' ~· ,, '1 ) llyfe_6492 ' L r, [ ~91 I I I • -PEJIIIrM,. . . . Sfllldlllltlll . . . . . . . fir ajlillltot pll!fllt. Yau'W--a-corntolttr~lt 111'11. W.IIIJ!t~ Jllllllld I l l . you lll IIIIIINrllft M(d, 8lld lllrlrll . . . ..It I . . 'llllr. . ladllf•. Ia .... . a.,•.,... a...... Sklrta co up·, heels go down . to balance the rillllq~ plctiJre, Eumplt: I lean, beauty~e.ta'll~ ,pllin'p Jit ilnooihc lilack leatb'•r. . ~.~' ,, I \ ' • 'o ,. ' • ,,' ,t ,I ' j ,I ' .- rcrur...., · .\ ' ' . t<.!IF I - s nr \ ! f-i . . ... . It • ....,. ... .,_...., - - . . . 32-3111&C;WhM- ..... .-...,..,,w, t •, i' ~ . I " ' '" I .. �,, ., ,•. < / ·I T ; J I· •· '· :' ~ ,. ' ' . ' ' ' ,. ' HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES HONDA SAUl & SERVICE II 0111 01' fNI IRAKE-,$ERVICE MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT Blaettnars ILAmNARS ond Mahogany drum top with aim. Pbone 1192-3038. 929 WE'RE CLEANING HOUSEl r NICI$1 PIOPLII DICK RAWLI.,sl7 Rawlings Honda Salts Ph-992-2143 Pomeroy CALL WY 2-2151 Pomeroy, 0. MIDOLIPOR1 OHIO Notice 1 RUGS a mess? Clean lor less wi th Blue Lustre ! Rent elec· tric shampooer Sl. Sheppard, !!62 !SL Ave . -- '111) ., '! monlh. IOOtJ 232-11 interested ill Joi-n,;ng I • T.O.P.S Club, 1Take " pound> slowly). ca ll 446-4623. ' PER~ONS I Jy furnished JUS! out of pol :·. adul ts onl y. Wrhe to P. 0. Bux \ o. lA , c-<> Daily Gallipoli Chapter 1 M.E.M. OegrH N O P.M. N• il B. Clark, H.P. Thomas Mlflli, Sec. auction by Willing ( PI as Eveaings the Jobn .J. Rlcbards, «H28t D. w~. 141418 TWO BEDHOOM house trailer.! 1 2 cll! ldren on ly. Call 446-112091 RaJaen ' or see Ynu ng· s Trailer ' 230-3 I nd tilt 0. D. PARSONS '3 RM. furRished apt. / 1 vale bath. 845 Second Pb. 446-2324. Worker& of the Church _ __.:._:___:___ ___:_.:._I , God, Jackson Pike Odo•ber I JFFICE space 1m red. 6 at 2 p.m. at the Gl 6-2342 lrDID I a.m. 1111 ; grounds. Anyone having donations of furniture, appliances or anything please call Mrs. Wheeler, 25ti9 or Mrs. Heugel, 245-5268. 'let ndl ·er. (>p.m . - - -- - -- - ~~~~~;."'~"Wi~Un~~· Jl 0!1' 4 ROOM ilO IIiie . 94 $50 per mo., call 4f6..10'JO R. A. M. Octobor I, 1966 !31-1 ~ Tn bune. 79 ~J'o Real1or 11% Zud Ave,, tfMZit ked ese ere 20 A. 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, poultry •ouse, 30 I 40, one IarKe pond, lrult, base, 2111 miles from Grande, black top Nad lUlL = =="""""""""""""""=•! Wanted THE WISEMAN AGENCY Office Gl 6-36Q ·• EVMings Ike Wls11111n, Gl 6-3796 I. N. Willmln. Gl 6 4500 126. n'• is over, Saw 127 Piat Slrael Publ'ic Sale WANTED PAY easb for good saleable used can 1 trucks. Fred Sanden • SaleS, 451 Second Ave., SAXOPHONE ill good · 'lion. CaU 367-7187. 1 Fr,rnale Jm 'II WEDNESDAY, OCTOIER 5, 1966 11 :(10 A.M. (fast time) COMPLETE DAIRY DISPERSAL PLUMBING •,!!:~~P~h::_.~(4~6-4~77~1~·==,:~~ ~ANDARD BEATING, 5M 8ecoH Wanted To Buy the ol . UI-3'18Z. ' ' hciU81 of tho pruol~ln- of Mr. ilwWIIr'l JOHN ..a mining operation ond lnte,..... 'he will IIIII .. ,... lie ouctlon. his 111Hr1 herd •1111 ..auiPmant. whilk Ia -of tllo 111'8111 units of Its ldllll No Ohio. · · · l'lumbln8 ll1d Fourth Ave.-443-11137 245 Hod of Top Quality Holshlln Clltle tlelp Wanted WILir TRADE FOR ·,1; i HOUSE IN TOWN Plenty -~ iuJuse ,and Jot; big ;i!J£ room, fult.basl!lllenl, fire, place, large lawn, and garage, Tbe ulllmate iA beauty. See us or call 44fHlll86. A lh ily .. 210 edult OOWII, 169 baed ll11 DOW ID prvduet!OD, 0 ' of which have freshened since •J1tly lot; 21 oprlngen to freihen in October, 20 in November. · he 81 20 heifen rudy to bl'lecl, 15 hllfln 1 yeilr II . 11)d younger ., 'l'bb .herd produoed · over 3 ndllion pouncb of milk lui · year. All coWl! are Bang's allll T.B. teoted--95% calf-hood vaccinated. They are bred artlf~y to CODA top ~ duction bulls. Many cows are reii!Jternd but will be 101d USED FURNITURE as grades since the papers have not been translerred. Hard l.a vaccinated for Lepto and Maotitl1, ID ea...,. lllonl· aeh 0111111018. · . Tlie foundation of thlB fine herd Ia c.Dadlan and' Wle<:oD· · sin b~na. with Ragapple and Burn, blood llDu It• dommatlllll. , . · l(l()().gal. M<>jonnier expo,noion bulk tank-2 Ytll'l old. 12-urdt Delaval Jlipe ll~ ndikers, new 1¥-uoed ·20 - Waah wt 8lld lbl~eellaDeiiwo equipment. • Phone 367-7303 ~orth of Golllpono, Ohio, 1 mile aN Routo 7 ot Chothl,., _o_n routa 554. . Plenty of~ ...........~... ot ..111...... AUCTIONEIRS: JOhn McNIIII; Point Pinson!, W. Vo., Phono675-2413 J. 0 , Fllllhrmilcor, Homonvlllo, Ohio, Phont 62$-2612 CLIIKS: Plh Sommer and .1H lull ( . Wo Invite you Ill Yillt IIIIo htrd ot onytt~UNCK WILL I. 'JHURSI)AY, OCT. 6, 2 P.M. KNOnS USED P:UitNITUU 1163 Soc:ond ...... Golllpollo, Ohio PUBLIC SALE 9 28 3tp Wed. Eve 6:30 0dober5th AUCTION of furniture at Eas~ em Jfigh School, Saturday, Oct. 1, at 12 noon, lunch will · bo sold. I. 0. McCoy, AuctJon. · '" IE SIRVID PUBUC SALE Complet• lstot• Depl. I 29 3tp I WILL not be mponslble tor any debts contracted by anyone other lban mY'tlf. Clyde Wines, Jr., ReCine, Ohio, Rt. URA SWISHER Form It tacatod 11 mlllfl - HAM SHOOT, Sundav, Oct. 2, at the }laac Walton . Fann, Chester, o. Sponsored by the Chester Volunteer Fire molllhll. ChMIIJ,., Ohio W• Will luy Any Amount, lncludint 08:. Col. JlmmJ llyn Will Condoct A .. I~ ;lip eSPECIAL SALE TREAT ycur wile to a deUctoUI dinner al • lfiMY npper~ at ' • ' ' Syr&cute School Bullp~Dg Sat urday, Oct• lit starling at t :• 110 p.m. Spoosoned by the dleJ' AIIXDl81)1 of tbe Syra· CU.Ie Fire Depl t 27 tic in will ,bold a sbotcua. ma~ SiJ11!1ay, Oct. · 2, startlpg al • . allhelr club 'house 011 · . PAINTING._ ' FOR FAIIMI!KS AD.nis •IDcludlng houses lll4 VACANT .6 iOOM RAN9t HON llurai~M · ...,.. ERN.IT · flJo!QiiiiiJ . · ,lhumioit; OHio .or Phone 245 ·f,ut ' 143 on RVUand tRoad. Pboae ' ' 11811c li,R.'; vel)>· modem · l!tclle.,.. ~ ; cablnetl 1111' eleo·.' fimlly gllfi. forcted air ~. c~ ' large ~ lot Priced ·far a quick OLD OOINS . • C)' In Dl~ before 1100 PRICED SELL ·- 7 room frame bedroo1111), balh, recently modeled Ill U•ing rooin, Ina room. ...1110.00. POMEROY - I BEDR()()Iltl!l HOME - aluminum ind ma1110111 tiding, new bath, Ill basement, nice location. You must see lhl• ope. fl,. 100.00. The Complete Heusehold Furniahlngs of MISS NETTIE KOEHLEII, O..Nted These furniohings include: Hotpolnt Electric Ranp, General Electric Refrigerator, !laytag Wuher, Dilhu, Duncan Phyfe Table with f Chain, Buffet, Red Lea· ther Platform Rocker with Matching Ottoman, llook· caae-Dest Combination, LoVe Seat, Lamps, Platform Rocker., 2-piece Llvtng RoOm Suite. RCA Victor TV, Recliner Chair. 8 Rocking Chall'f, 2 Pendulum Clocks, Electric Clock, 3 Dressers,' ·4"Ws,• 3 foul:drawer Chest~ Mirroro, T)lrow RUgi, ' ii'ilcellaneilill Cbatll ' an~. Tables, Several Antique. ltema, and Lola of Other It~ma too Numerous to Menlloil,, . . ,1 . ,. sire to 11e ~~~~ •t 111e L~t.t~._.illn"" .; 132 .Ilutternut . ,. ·4et&-~111 '* ;""h' flimiU-teference · ~ ·. ' I . , Sel'!trn lt. WH,If-;:~~~~~lnktr.... ....~.. " Ml! .J~R ~N.ill, AliCit..,..., . ,, BDl.''""'' es Ill ell II l. II I, I ' I 12 o'clock Noon (ESn ' AM'>~f P,eduite, I ~ Dut'H, ·'i ,wW ...,....,i for ar THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1966 9 27 lie iDd ADIIq~ SION' moved to a , new locaUciu, aow -at Ctose «oacts ·JunctiGn .!24 anct-atate. route -•Tri-Countj ~ , PIUJ MaNn CO. West VL •31 Yean Expcrlein loealll}' . IFree eotimat.el -=Poet 10 :k PUBLIC SALE THE MEIGS Counti'Coonbua~ SnOw Ball IBU. 11hl I I I I • i I I • I I I �,, ., ,•. < / ·I T ; J I· •· '· :' ~ ,. ' ' . ' ' ' ,. ' HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES HONDA SAUl & SERVICE II 0111 01' fNI IRAKE-,$ERVICE MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT Blaettnars ILAmNARS ond Mahogany drum top with aim. Pbone 1192-3038. 929 WE'RE CLEANING HOUSEl r NICI$1 PIOPLII DICK RAWLI.,sl7 Rawlings Honda Salts Ph-992-2143 Pomeroy CALL WY 2-2151 Pomeroy, 0. MIDOLIPOR1 OHIO Notice 1 RUGS a mess? Clean lor less wi th Blue Lustre ! Rent elec· tric shampooer Sl. Sheppard, !!62 !SL Ave . -- '111) ., '! monlh. IOOtJ 232-11 interested ill Joi-n,;ng I • T.O.P.S Club, 1Take " pound> slowly). ca ll 446-4623. ' PER~ONS I Jy furnished JUS! out of pol :·. adul ts onl y. Wrhe to P. 0. Bux \ o. lA , c-<> Daily Gallipoli Chapter 1 M.E.M. OegrH N O P.M. N• il B. Clark, H.P. Thomas Mlflli, Sec. auction by Willing ( PI as Eveaings the Jobn .J. Rlcbards, «H28t D. w~. 141418 TWO BEDHOOM house trailer.! 1 2 cll! ldren on ly. Call 446-112091 RaJaen ' or see Ynu ng· s Trailer ' 230-3 I nd tilt 0. D. PARSONS '3 RM. furRished apt. / 1 vale bath. 845 Second Pb. 446-2324. Worker& of the Church _ __.:._:___:___ ___:_.:._I , God, Jackson Pike Odo•ber I JFFICE space 1m red. 6 at 2 p.m. at the Gl 6-2342 lrDID I a.m. 1111 ; grounds. Anyone having donations of furniture, appliances or anything please call Mrs. Wheeler, 25ti9 or Mrs. Heugel, 245-5268. 'let ndl ·er. (>p.m . - - -- - -- - ~~~~~;."'~"Wi~Un~~· Jl 0!1' 4 ROOM ilO IIiie . 94 $50 per mo., call 4f6..10'JO R. A. M. Octobor I, 1966 !31-1 ~ Tn bune. 79 ~J'o Real1or 11% Zud Ave,, tfMZit ked ese ere 20 A. 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, poultry •ouse, 30 I 40, one IarKe pond, lrult, base, 2111 miles from Grande, black top Nad lUlL = =="""""""""""""""=•! Wanted THE WISEMAN AGENCY Office Gl 6-36Q ·• EVMings Ike Wls11111n, Gl 6-3796 I. N. Willmln. Gl 6 4500 126. n'• is over, Saw 127 Piat Slrael Publ'ic Sale WANTED PAY easb for good saleable used can 1 trucks. Fred Sanden • SaleS, 451 Second Ave., SAXOPHONE ill good · 'lion. CaU 367-7187. 1 Fr,rnale Jm 'II WEDNESDAY, OCTOIER 5, 1966 11 :(10 A.M. (fast time) COMPLETE DAIRY DISPERSAL PLUMBING •,!!:~~P~h::_.~(4~6-4~77~1~·==,:~~ ~ANDARD BEATING, 5M 8ecoH Wanted To Buy the ol . UI-3'18Z. ' ' hciU81 of tho pruol~ln- of Mr. ilwWIIr'l JOHN ..a mining operation ond lnte,..... 'he will IIIII .. ,... lie ouctlon. his 111Hr1 herd •1111 ..auiPmant. whilk Ia -of tllo 111'8111 units of Its ldllll No Ohio. · · · l'lumbln8 ll1d Fourth Ave.-443-11137 245 Hod of Top Quality Holshlln Clltle tlelp Wanted WILir TRADE FOR ·,1; i HOUSE IN TOWN Plenty -~ iuJuse ,and Jot; big ;i!J£ room, fult.basl!lllenl, fire, place, large lawn, and garage, Tbe ulllmate iA beauty. See us or call 44fHlll86. A lh ily .. 210 edult OOWII, 169 baed ll11 DOW ID prvduet!OD, 0 ' of which have freshened since •J1tly lot; 21 oprlngen to freihen in October, 20 in November. · he 81 20 heifen rudy to bl'lecl, 15 hllfln 1 yeilr II . 11)d younger ., 'l'bb .herd produoed · over 3 ndllion pouncb of milk lui · year. All coWl! are Bang's allll T.B. teoted--95% calf-hood vaccinated. They are bred artlf~y to CODA top ~ duction bulls. Many cows are reii!Jternd but will be 101d USED FURNITURE as grades since the papers have not been translerred. Hard l.a vaccinated for Lepto and Maotitl1, ID ea...,. lllonl· aeh 0111111018. · . Tlie foundation of thlB fine herd Ia c.Dadlan and' Wle<:oD· · sin b~na. with Ragapple and Burn, blood llDu It• dommatlllll. , . · l(l()().gal. M<>jonnier expo,noion bulk tank-2 Ytll'l old. 12-urdt Delaval Jlipe ll~ ndikers, new 1¥-uoed ·20 - Waah wt 8lld lbl~eellaDeiiwo equipment. • Phone 367-7303 ~orth of Golllpono, Ohio, 1 mile aN Routo 7 ot Chothl,., _o_n routa 554. . Plenty of~ ...........~... ot ..111...... AUCTIONEIRS: JOhn McNIIII; Point Pinson!, W. Vo., Phono675-2413 J. 0 , Fllllhrmilcor, Homonvlllo, Ohio, Phont 62$-2612 CLIIKS: Plh Sommer and .1H lull ( . Wo Invite you Ill Yillt IIIIo htrd ot onytt~UNCK WILL I. 'JHURSI)AY, OCT. 6, 2 P.M. KNOnS USED P:UitNITUU 1163 Soc:ond ...... Golllpollo, Ohio PUBLIC SALE 9 28 3tp Wed. Eve 6:30 0dober5th AUCTION of furniture at Eas~ em Jfigh School, Saturday, Oct. 1, at 12 noon, lunch will · bo sold. I. 0. McCoy, AuctJon. · '" IE SIRVID PUBUC SALE Complet• lstot• Depl. I 29 3tp I WILL not be mponslble tor any debts contracted by anyone other lban mY'tlf. Clyde Wines, Jr., ReCine, Ohio, Rt. URA SWISHER Form It tacatod 11 mlllfl - HAM SHOOT, Sundav, Oct. 2, at the }laac Walton . Fann, Chester, o. Sponsored by the Chester Volunteer Fire molllhll. ChMIIJ,., Ohio W• Will luy Any Amount, lncludint 08:. Col. JlmmJ llyn Will Condoct A .. I~ ;lip eSPECIAL SALE TREAT ycur wile to a deUctoUI dinner al • lfiMY npper~ at ' • ' ' Syr&cute School Bullp~Dg Sat urday, Oct• lit starling at t :• 110 p.m. Spoosoned by the dleJ' AIIXDl81)1 of tbe Syra· CU.Ie Fire Depl t 27 tic in will ,bold a sbotcua. ma~ SiJ11!1ay, Oct. · 2, startlpg al • . allhelr club 'house 011 · . PAINTING._ ' FOR FAIIMI!KS AD.nis •IDcludlng houses lll4 VACANT .6 iOOM RAN9t HON llurai~M · ...,.. ERN.IT · flJo!QiiiiiJ . · ,lhumioit; OHio .or Phone 245 ·f,ut ' 143 on RVUand tRoad. Pboae ' ' 11811c li,R.'; vel)>· modem · l!tclle.,.. ~ ; cablnetl 1111' eleo·.' fimlly gllfi. forcted air ~. c~ ' large ~ lot Priced ·far a quick OLD OOINS . • C)' In Dl~ before 1100 PRICED SELL ·- 7 room frame bedroo1111), balh, recently modeled Ill U•ing rooin, Ina room. ...1110.00. POMEROY - I BEDR()()Iltl!l HOME - aluminum ind ma1110111 tiding, new bath, Ill basement, nice location. You must see lhl• ope. fl,. 100.00. The Complete Heusehold Furniahlngs of MISS NETTIE KOEHLEII, O..Nted These furniohings include: Hotpolnt Electric Ranp, General Electric Refrigerator, !laytag Wuher, Dilhu, Duncan Phyfe Table with f Chain, Buffet, Red Lea· ther Platform Rocker with Matching Ottoman, llook· caae-Dest Combination, LoVe Seat, Lamps, Platform Rocker., 2-piece Llvtng RoOm Suite. RCA Victor TV, Recliner Chair. 8 Rocking Chall'f, 2 Pendulum Clocks, Electric Clock, 3 Dressers,' ·4"Ws,• 3 foul:drawer Chest~ Mirroro, T)lrow RUgi, ' ii'ilcellaneilill Cbatll ' an~. Tables, Several Antique. ltema, and Lola of Other It~ma too Numerous to Menlloil,, . . ,1 . ,. sire to 11e ~~~~ •t 111e L~t.t~._.illn"" .; 132 .Ilutternut . ,. ·4et&-~111 '* ;""h' flimiU-teference · ~ ·. ' I . , Sel'!trn lt. WH,If-;:~~~~~lnktr.... ....~.. " Ml! .J~R ~N.ill, AliCit..,..., . ,, BDl.''""'' es Ill ell II l. II I, I ' I 12 o'clock Noon (ESn ' AM'>~f P,eduite, I ~ Dut'H, ·'i ,wW ...,....,i for ar THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1966 9 27 lie iDd ADIIq~ SION' moved to a , new locaUciu, aow -at Ctose «oacts ·JunctiGn .!24 anct-atate. route -•Tri-Countj ~ , PIUJ MaNn CO. West VL •31 Yean Expcrlein loealll}' . IFree eotimat.el -=Poet 10 :k PUBLIC SALE THE MEIGS Counti'Coonbua~ SnOw Ball IBU. 11hl I I I I • i I I • I I I �., ' ' .. ' Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Oetober 2, 1988 ' ; : lbls.~·~e·k ··beril;ship · . ··conneeilon ;~Ri..M tOid the·pro(ioaed' 1!11P1Wetttent . , area rail~~ Rt.-.3!. . , Ati!Ms, were iwo si)ti~M · · NEWS IDGIUJGHTS · Several Projects May Be Do01ned in Area , Ga/Ua . ·war. on Pov·erty As R.esuIt 0f Cutbac. k In ror.-~t~est~~flC Sil!lt1' liJ :PomO!I'IIv ' Monday wl ...:~, ' " " . . , "t"'' · will be played belwel!l , 1!1111 Falmlorn squads. Proc:eedJ fi'OIII tht , g~ wi~ 8< towmj reduCing 111!! debt 01. lndu.,trial prospect& 'on ·ihe Harga,ves reporl.tid · the -.........,.!lie cliliul)'. ll' ·stated ,lion of•elementarji and ' there WBS hOpei. 1 they lll')' SChOol 'councljla bl wou!¢ II!Aierlal~ -betore the . Melg• Local OISirlct. Th iirsfl of.' tile Yeflfi He ~ con. function of the organization the stadiUJII, . fjfr"!~ tbRall ~~ lreloealtlon .~~e bel IOofldenth_lify ahndl solve prob- FEENE~.::, BENI'fflrrl J>oe, 8 sc 00 s. 0 •~ · "" our· ane ·""''r ems ~erlcan . .....on •• P aylDf way would be held q, •ch<'dil). MIDDLEPORT ·Council acled host to . .the E~ll1 Dlslrlcl o~ Jan. 24, 19&7. The gover- this week on the sec;urlng of a Legion coriferenCI! lOONy. cUed the great need ol the second traffi~ light on ~ CANDIDAT)I:S FOR 801111 for employment, and Ave, tp the tnle~t .ol· greater comlng Q~n at Pomeroy High, the 44· curves out of ~1. pubU~ safety. The light will Oct. 1, are Tel'l'i Fultz, MUU1 8 Woul<l be ~ .step ln. M~igs placed at Race and S~ Sts. Judy King, 8 h a r u pro~ess. The htghway proJect POMEROY CBAMBI!:R ; and Kay McGowan. So& has a Pflce ljlg of S5 (/lltlop, Co!Dmerce moved this weeh an ·has been namee colt!STRUCFION OF .the wei· put ljt a bid fqr _the locatloij. editor of the Middleport Hlgl fare building got underway In an area medi~al center ·. : In School annuaL Susan Graham Middleport Monday. Mayor C• .Me,lgs County. The bid,was plac92. died this week In a 0. Fishe~ and John ~rkle were ed before · the Cotumous Ho•· hospital. Slle gave 41 .pictured m !he Sentinel as they pttal Federation for the service to >~lddlepor1 tried their hand al laying block ty that comes under the. school. pn the •new slructure, which palachla Regional ---~will make possible th• romhln- Act. The mult~mllllon Beyond the lhree • mile land, ing of all welfare agencies uud- facility Is to serve residents the oceans are knpwn as 1111 er one roof. the Af.h~ns. Mel~• GHiha . Hnrk. seas. MEIGS COUNTY Commls- lng, Jackson, Lawrence, and sinners approved the ·lo•in ~ of Vinton _counties. 'The garden herb, thyme, • five and town· POMEROY BOOSTERS ~"'-''·-·· 10 the mint family. . \ sen, presi~l of Rio . Grande City. A fire did minor College was the· main s~ker damage at the ·home of. the Eearly 'in th~ week elementary Gary Winters family on Eureka FATE OF several projects In 1school principals met · and Star Rt., Thursday afternoon. ~ART WILSON, JR. this area might be endangered, elected officers. Robert A. MISS APRIL Brandeberry, ! INDIVIDUALS interested in community projects · as it was learned this week Powell principal of Vinton daughter of Dr. and 1\trs. Keith 1 that anti-poverty grants on school.'·· was named · president; of Galitpolls, a • should take note of a couple suggestions mentioned Appalachia would be cut by Martha Hopkins of Cadmus at Gallia Academy was to Dateline recently. one-third. A cut of this nature School, president • elect, a semi-finalist In the QNE is a covered band stand on Memight seriously affect the de· Margaret Hineman of Merit morial Field for the Blue Devils velopment of Meigs an<l ~alha, nan . Trace, secretary. John W. Bricker, marching band. Coal Grove displayed but reports of proposed tndus- THE TRJ.COtJNTY Concert former governor and U S. Sen· one when the BlueJ)evils played down trial location, and assurances Association drive was will speak at a Republl· there on Sept. 16. With help from the that major road Improvements lui. The membership iscreased rally 10 be held at the band boosters and other civic organi· are In the making lOok the approximately by around on October 5. Art zations, one could be constructed. 'Then, edge off the announcement. This and when all reports are in , who oas maroaved the when the weather is bad, the musicians' _ _ "" week Gallla county commls- there will be possibly over G. c. Murphy store for 500 uniforms and instruments would be prosimers voted approval of the members. Board of directors the past live years has been tected from the elements. Too, the musicians could pre· abandonment of sections of five picked two attractions In addi· lransf~rred to the MI. Olive llent a show should it be raining cats and dogs. roads 1n the path of the ne':" lion lo !he one already 80• store m Pittsburgh. Rl. 35 by-pass around Galh· nounced asd will name the se• THE other project brought to Dateline's attentio~ is polls, which is slated to be lections when they are confirmIN MEIGS COUNTY an honor roll recognizing all Gallia county servt~e­ sold Nov. 15. Late In the week ed from New York. mGH HOPES were raised men and women. During World Wai II, one was diS· Gallipolis school or£icials an- GALLJPOUS Junior Chambplayed in the Public Square. Over 400 Gallia county nounced a Federal grant of er of Commerce members elect. men and women are now serving Uncle Sam. Some 75 over $46,000 lor a remedial ed their first slate of officers are stationed in VietNam, fighting the Viet Cong. One readisg program . wnirh will this week. w. R. (DicK) Brown resident said last week, "We honored our men and wo· mean t_wo speci11! teachers, was named first president. OthElberfalds h1ve the finest in fashions for Women ~nd Girls in the busy Ready ·To Wear men during the last major war! Why can't we do the three atdes, eqmpment, and er officers include James Walk · same thing today?" Department on the Second Floor - Dressy C oats Clasaic Coats - Su!tt - Dresses assistance in the elementary er internal vice president· Rl· libararies. chard MacKenzie, ex1r·rnai \'ice • • Millinery- Car Coats -All Weather Coats -All Types of Sportswear - Just in time for LAW VIOLATORS were roue~ president; Gerald Tussing, stale LIFE'S calm in Gallipolis nowadays .. Especially in the your Flll1nd Winter fashion needs. mornings smce most stores remam closed unlll 9, in the news. A pair of youfl\s director; Hugh Graham, local 1 ·or 9:30. And the Old Frencj) City resembles a ghost failed to pay a gasoline bill at director; BPuce Malcolm. sec. town everv Thursday as all three banks are closf<! all a Gallipolis service station on retary and Keith Brown, treas· day while· a majority of merchants cease operarn~ Easlern .Avenue Saturday night urer. and were chased by a state A YOUTH escaped fatal In· around noon. 1 patrolman up Rl. 7. He was in· juries when his bicycle, 'NhlCh ( 100% Otlon Acrylle TWENTY YEARS AGO, from ~ files of ~hJ Daily formed that a roadblock would he rode In front of a car, was in Tribune and weekly Gallia TtmeL .. Dr. C. E. Hoi· be set up in Middleport, but struck Tuesday evemng Hundreds to choose zer sends President Harry Truman telegram, protest· the youths excaped that, and front Grace Methodist Church. from - Jn the stlyeo wrecl<"'!_ the stolen car they He was William Wesl Jr., of ing cut in allotment for Ohio Valley flood control ... that wont for any A Harold (Sonny) MacKenzie, 17, believed to be na· were In )and took off on loot 10 917 Second Ave. He suffered OCC8810D, lost Junior P•Uta Sb:es tion's youngest Sunday school supermlendent .. . Nan· elude the law. Gallia Sheriff a bractured ankle and of Rosulor Juniors Slllt cy Downs named Rio Grande College homecommg Denver Walker investigated several teeth. The car Ml1111 Sl1t1 three incidents over the week· Janice Robinson, Rt. 2, Bidqueen as Redmen prepare for Rose Poly, Ind., invasion Hell Sino . . Pomeroy's second half razzle-dazzle give~ ~anthe~s end. One was a breaking and well, was usable to avoid the axtrl SIIH 19·0 win over Gallipolis . . . Earl Mills, 28, InJured m entering of the Calhoun Village collision. The highway patrol car collision ... Mrs. Beulah Hern, local manag~r. of Grocery in Rio Grande. They is looking for a party thai threw the u. s. Employment Service, makes appeal for hm!'g also looked Into the reporled a balloon filled with water at of handicapped in Gallipolis . . . State orders 35-lDlle theft of between 150 and 200 a car in the area. speed limit on Rt. 7, between Gallipolis and Kanauga. bales of bay from the Joe Hen- HONORS WERE handed out ry farm on the Gage • Patriot by two organizations in recent Rd. It turned out thai a Hend- days. The Heart Council mtde PlLL PRICE erson man bad picked up the a number of awards 10 individ· - - - - - - - - - LONDON (UPil -The Minis- hay by mistake. Vernon Conner uals and groups for dervice in lry of Health announced Friday of Rio Grande reported a strong the lund drive. Volunleer serv1docwr·s in Britain's national armed robbery by three youths Ice members at the GSI were 1he:alth service llll!y charge for in a car. honored for hours of service. providing birth control pills fer SCHOOlS WERE In the news Mrs. Margaret Bradbury and social reasons. with the announcement of a Mrs. Dorothy Hecker got the Under the health service, new publicaf·n in the county top award for 1,000 hours. Dr. prescribed by doctors are dlstrlcta, The publicaUon Is Ferdinant Fournier, euperintennormally free of charge. distributed to all parenl9 by dent of the fnstltute, was tha Patients who require birth the students. On Friday a coun- principal speaker, Icorttrol pills lor medical rea- ty-wide teachers meeting was TRIPLE EEE Ranch sons will continue to receive held at Hannan Trace High have entries in the Amerlnan them free, the miDislry said. School. Dr. Alphus Chrislen· Royal Horae and Stocl: show in By Dwllht C, Welberboll IN GAWA <;OUNTY . ) • • • • • IOC .. . • FIVE aNTI ng tiut Killed • mg oast :er·borne troopt I BDOW·baJlinl :ea coast. COME IN AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW lsion headqulll' 1rce in "OperaVietnamese and ! art of hellcoplietnamese-Viet ntral Highlandl 1e rest today as of land into the • SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF WOMEN'S DRESSES ... ¥i--====:- 10·95,0 35·00 ' ' Just A11ivedI Beautiful 1 captured an4 tto custody, tht Army lOist Air'" troops walked PILE rou rated Vietnamese clearing where tk them away. COATS rescue came • :. jel9 and BU s slammed lOlii nd stubborn I ID the demJII. !DMZ) betweel ioutlt Viet Nam Ill Marine fJghlerIICk at slora&e re than a dazet II! nortiiem ball 0 wide "no man'! :hem bill of the s west-nortbest ol i2 botnbers from tons of uplosivll ~ 011 Page ZJ Shakes ... tfl2,000 .~ ~-·- ' Colo. (UP!) - A Jake jolted thi! Reierve District No. 4 .' State No. 233-X 66Mustang 2 Door Hordtap, 6 cyL, outo1111tlc lrono. Radio & H-r. whllowoll tlrt1 65MustanQ 64 Ford Galaxie 500XL 2 Dr, Hordtop. I 4 oplld trona. fT::'.;, 62 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Dr., I cyllnd,., ltlndard tnns. 64 Pontiac ·T~mpoot W11an. 4 Dr. Station Autom.~tlc tnns. 6 cylinder ontlno 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, auto. lraM. Radio ond hootor -•r -rine, whllfwo 0 l!rH. 63 Chevrolet Ill Atro. 4 Dr , 6 cyl. 111'11. . Standard tran1. Whfte wah · 61 Falcon 2Dr. 6 cyl, Standard tronL Rldlo end hootor, Rambler Sort., 4 Dr. 6 cyHnsflndard trans.. r• & heater, whltewaJI 65 Pontiac G.T.O. fompost. 2 Dr. Hardtop, 4 IPHd trans. 63 Ford Galaxle , 500 4 Dr. 8 cylinder. outo1 mlf1c trans. Radio · heater, power whit• wall tlrn. eoato for·Uttla iirTal Beauti!WlOO% OHon ~IIG and lfetrlng, 65 Dodqe Dart 2 Dr. 270 ' sorltl, 6 cyll• der, s tand~rd triM., end heater nd~ 42 Ford G1l. 500 Ford F-700 a member of the Federal Reserve System, at the close of bwiness on September 20, 1966, published In accordance with a call made by the Federal Reserve Banlr of this district pursuant to the provisions of the Federal Reserve Act. BERKSHIRE r ASSETS Cash, balance. with other banks, and cash Items In procell8 of collection ----------------------- $ 888,062.42 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed ------------------------------ 1,293,348.90 Obligations of States and political subdivisions -----424,414.85 Other securities ---------------------------------9,000.00 Other loans and discounts ------------------------ 4,362,933.67 Bank premises. furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premisea -------------· 48,690.50 Other assets -------------------------·····-------721.6& TOTAL ASSETS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $7,025,172.00 LIABILITIES • Demand deposita of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations ------------------·---·----- $1,922,332.35 Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations ------··········· 3,961,196.98 Deposits of United Statea Government -------------21,560.10 Deposits of States and political subdivisions ••••••••• 511,611.62 Cert~d and officers' cheeks, etc. ----------------21,004.04 TAL DEPOSITS -----------··--- $6,437,705.09 (a) Total demand deposits -------- $2,357,008.11 ( bI Total time and savings deposita $4,080,696.98 Other llabiUtiea ---------·---···-·----··---------165,145.11 TOTAL lJABILITIES ---------------·-·------- $6,602,850.20 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common stock-total par value -------------------- $ 125,000.00 No. ahlrel authorized 5,000.00 ; No. sharea outstanding 5,000.00 Surplus -------------·-----------··----··········· 175,000.00 Undivided profits -----·--·---------------------·-122,321.60 I ,\· B •' '\. ' , ., •mage, tosovlcl! of TrinJ. ;ouege said tht ::2!1 p, m. MDT (18 He said the shock :, ' 1tense." was felt as far a, N. M., 31 miles ·inidad, and 1D 1095 ~~1.2!5 II-TWEEN · ' than 10 , · Berkshire B·Tween fashions 119 designed ex• preSI!ly for the woman 5'6 or under· who needs llightly narrower .shoulder 'lines, a. ahort;er waistline and a bit more fuUnees m WlllSt munlty. More than l!!it a ·half size •.• , and hips. No more c:olt!Y.alteratioul CHOOSE FROM OUR OUTSTANDING GROUP OF GIRLS PRESSES ~ross milel Rocky Mountaia OTHER GIRLS (OATS ·$7.95to $19.50 • etbon Now Is A Good Tlma" · To Select Your Pearl Lanning, U'80D and Dale SHORT RIBS WARM . ' ydney P. Harleae wen and Aln WINTER • Robert B. Bill' Radford and JQI C.O,AT lJIIIeth C. Welsll, 10lzer and Hell :ene YOit, Clrarll!l ad J1111e1 Styled by "Kate Greenaway"', way", "Ill Alress', "Tiny Town• - are top resour·\ ces - a complete range of Blzes in the seasons top fabrte. and colon. '129.00 . 'JSOn We have aJJne selection 'tor you to chilose from ...: Jleauu. ful fur·trlm SIMI From Tots to THill C:HOQSE S&yERAL OF THESE EASY TO CARl ' . earn.. TO TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ··--·-·-·-------- $ 422,321.80 TOTAL lJABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $7,025,172.00 MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days endlnc with call date -------------------- $8,431,498.28 Average of total loans for the 15 calendar 1 daya endlne with call date -------·------------ 4,370,028.48 Loa ns 11 shown In "Aasets" are after deduction ' 16,782.44 of valuation reserves of ------------------·---I, Paul E. IOoes, Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby dechtte that this report of condition is true to the best of my knowledee and belief. pile eoallouperbly fuhioned Ia the la!lll. oU!l~_ etyleo with attached throw hoodL Ri<;b qtlllfi<l. linjnp. Stnnnin1 brUibed rold buttollll. For . .t ttp8claJ littla 10meone who II In tbe 4 to fAt' or' 7 to 14 lllu. Sho'li IO're thtl8 R7ltl·ltl· Rid;' Plumlwry, Navy or G.-. 1le Sunday. The I reported felt I! les away but H 114EtlRE RIGHT... IT IS A LON6 liJAY TO TIPI'ERAR'r'! ., WrQ your UW.IIirlln !uzun.; Oar aJitiWir,tDfu of Pomeroy, Ohio 6 cylinder. Slondord ohlfli ndlo & hutor, whltowol tlroo. orado oommunlty luxury at a barg1iltl . The Farmers Bank and Savmgs Co. ~ REPORT OF CONDITION OF bdO napalm lam's : J 1 lf llOU$ES FOR GI~S Sl95 .1111 SZ,95 of • ' eoatlllld the popular &t)'lel In euuall .:... ~P JUSI WA1CH !HIS! ltyl_e.;:llid fa*.'ln' .• u 'WJ;uht:i•n ~ . colors. ' ,~ ~ -,, · ~ .··- : fL·..t/, 1·1 ' '' 'f . ' ~' o' ~ . ., .Je:~nlqr $i%ei • ,' . ·, WOW •11-\INK �., ' ' .. ' Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Oetober 2, 1988 ' ; : lbls.~·~e·k ··beril;ship · . ··conneeilon ;~Ri..M tOid the·pro(ioaed' 1!11P1Wetttent . , area rail~~ Rt.-.3!. . , Ati!Ms, were iwo si)ti~M · · NEWS IDGIUJGHTS · Several Projects May Be Do01ned in Area , Ga/Ua . ·war. on Pov·erty As R.esuIt 0f Cutbac. k In ror.-~t~est~~flC Sil!lt1' liJ :PomO!I'IIv ' Monday wl ...:~, ' " " . . , "t"'' · will be played belwel!l , 1!1111 Falmlorn squads. Proc:eedJ fi'OIII tht , g~ wi~ 8< towmj reduCing 111!! debt 01. lndu.,trial prospect& 'on ·ihe Harga,ves reporl.tid · the -.........,.!lie cliliul)'. ll' ·stated ,lion of•elementarji and ' there WBS hOpei. 1 they lll')' SChOol 'councljla bl wou!¢ II!Aierlal~ -betore the . Melg• Local OISirlct. Th iirsfl of.' tile Yeflfi He ~ con. function of the organization the stadiUJII, . fjfr"!~ tbRall ~~ lreloealtlon .~~e bel IOofldenth_lify ahndl solve prob- FEENE~.::, BENI'fflrrl J>oe, 8 sc 00 s. 0 •~ · "" our· ane ·""''r ems ~erlcan . .....on •• P aylDf way would be held q, •ch<'dil). MIDDLEPORT ·Council acled host to . .the E~ll1 Dlslrlcl o~ Jan. 24, 19&7. The gover- this week on the sec;urlng of a Legion coriferenCI! lOONy. cUed the great need ol the second traffi~ light on ~ CANDIDAT)I:S FOR 801111 for employment, and Ave, tp the tnle~t .ol· greater comlng Q~n at Pomeroy High, the 44· curves out of ~1. pubU~ safety. The light will Oct. 1, are Tel'l'i Fultz, MUU1 8 Woul<l be ~ .step ln. M~igs placed at Race and S~ Sts. Judy King, 8 h a r u pro~ess. The htghway proJect POMEROY CBAMBI!:R ; and Kay McGowan. So& has a Pflce ljlg of S5 (/lltlop, Co!Dmerce moved this weeh an ·has been namee colt!STRUCFION OF .the wei· put ljt a bid fqr _the locatloij. editor of the Middleport Hlgl fare building got underway In an area medi~al center ·. : In School annuaL Susan Graham Middleport Monday. Mayor C• .Me,lgs County. The bid,was plac92. died this week In a 0. Fishe~ and John ~rkle were ed before · the Cotumous Ho•· hospital. Slle gave 41 .pictured m !he Sentinel as they pttal Federation for the service to >~lddlepor1 tried their hand al laying block ty that comes under the. school. pn the •new slructure, which palachla Regional ---~will make possible th• romhln- Act. The mult~mllllon Beyond the lhree • mile land, ing of all welfare agencies uud- facility Is to serve residents the oceans are knpwn as 1111 er one roof. the Af.h~ns. Mel~• GHiha . Hnrk. seas. MEIGS COUNTY Commls- lng, Jackson, Lawrence, and sinners approved the ·lo•in ~ of Vinton _counties. 'The garden herb, thyme, • five and town· POMEROY BOOSTERS ~"'-''·-·· 10 the mint family. . \ sen, presi~l of Rio . Grande City. A fire did minor College was the· main s~ker damage at the ·home of. the Eearly 'in th~ week elementary Gary Winters family on Eureka FATE OF several projects In 1school principals met · and Star Rt., Thursday afternoon. ~ART WILSON, JR. this area might be endangered, elected officers. Robert A. MISS APRIL Brandeberry, ! INDIVIDUALS interested in community projects · as it was learned this week Powell principal of Vinton daughter of Dr. and 1\trs. Keith 1 that anti-poverty grants on school.'·· was named · president; of Galitpolls, a • should take note of a couple suggestions mentioned Appalachia would be cut by Martha Hopkins of Cadmus at Gallia Academy was to Dateline recently. one-third. A cut of this nature School, president • elect, a semi-finalist In the QNE is a covered band stand on Memight seriously affect the de· Margaret Hineman of Merit morial Field for the Blue Devils velopment of Meigs an<l ~alha, nan . Trace, secretary. John W. Bricker, marching band. Coal Grove displayed but reports of proposed tndus- THE TRJ.COtJNTY Concert former governor and U S. Sen· one when the BlueJ)evils played down trial location, and assurances Association drive was will speak at a Republl· there on Sept. 16. With help from the that major road Improvements lui. The membership iscreased rally 10 be held at the band boosters and other civic organi· are In the making lOok the approximately by around on October 5. Art zations, one could be constructed. 'Then, edge off the announcement. This and when all reports are in , who oas maroaved the when the weather is bad, the musicians' _ _ "" week Gallla county commls- there will be possibly over G. c. Murphy store for 500 uniforms and instruments would be prosimers voted approval of the members. Board of directors the past live years has been tected from the elements. Too, the musicians could pre· abandonment of sections of five picked two attractions In addi· lransf~rred to the MI. Olive llent a show should it be raining cats and dogs. roads 1n the path of the ne':" lion lo !he one already 80• store m Pittsburgh. Rl. 35 by-pass around Galh· nounced asd will name the se• THE other project brought to Dateline's attentio~ is polls, which is slated to be lections when they are confirmIN MEIGS COUNTY an honor roll recognizing all Gallia county servt~e­ sold Nov. 15. Late In the week ed from New York. mGH HOPES were raised men and women. During World Wai II, one was diS· Gallipolis school or£icials an- GALLJPOUS Junior Chambplayed in the Public Square. Over 400 Gallia county nounced a Federal grant of er of Commerce members elect. men and women are now serving Uncle Sam. Some 75 over $46,000 lor a remedial ed their first slate of officers are stationed in VietNam, fighting the Viet Cong. One readisg program . wnirh will this week. w. R. (DicK) Brown resident said last week, "We honored our men and wo· mean t_wo speci11! teachers, was named first president. OthElberfalds h1ve the finest in fashions for Women ~nd Girls in the busy Ready ·To Wear men during the last major war! Why can't we do the three atdes, eqmpment, and er officers include James Walk · same thing today?" Department on the Second Floor - Dressy C oats Clasaic Coats - Su!tt - Dresses assistance in the elementary er internal vice president· Rl· libararies. chard MacKenzie, ex1r·rnai \'ice • • Millinery- Car Coats -All Weather Coats -All Types of Sportswear - Just in time for LAW VIOLATORS were roue~ president; Gerald Tussing, stale LIFE'S calm in Gallipolis nowadays .. Especially in the your Flll1nd Winter fashion needs. mornings smce most stores remam closed unlll 9, in the news. A pair of youfl\s director; Hugh Graham, local 1 ·or 9:30. And the Old Frencj) City resembles a ghost failed to pay a gasoline bill at director; BPuce Malcolm. sec. town everv Thursday as all three banks are closf<! all a Gallipolis service station on retary and Keith Brown, treas· day while· a majority of merchants cease operarn~ Easlern .Avenue Saturday night urer. and were chased by a state A YOUTH escaped fatal In· around noon. 1 patrolman up Rl. 7. He was in· juries when his bicycle, 'NhlCh ( 100% Otlon Acrylle TWENTY YEARS AGO, from ~ files of ~hJ Daily formed that a roadblock would he rode In front of a car, was in Tribune and weekly Gallia TtmeL .. Dr. C. E. Hoi· be set up in Middleport, but struck Tuesday evemng Hundreds to choose zer sends President Harry Truman telegram, protest· the youths excaped that, and front Grace Methodist Church. from - Jn the stlyeo wrecl<"'!_ the stolen car they He was William Wesl Jr., of ing cut in allotment for Ohio Valley flood control ... that wont for any A Harold (Sonny) MacKenzie, 17, believed to be na· were In )and took off on loot 10 917 Second Ave. He suffered OCC8810D, lost Junior P•Uta Sb:es tion's youngest Sunday school supermlendent .. . Nan· elude the law. Gallia Sheriff a bractured ankle and of Rosulor Juniors Slllt cy Downs named Rio Grande College homecommg Denver Walker investigated several teeth. The car Ml1111 Sl1t1 three incidents over the week· Janice Robinson, Rt. 2, Bidqueen as Redmen prepare for Rose Poly, Ind., invasion Hell Sino . . Pomeroy's second half razzle-dazzle give~ ~anthe~s end. One was a breaking and well, was usable to avoid the axtrl SIIH 19·0 win over Gallipolis . . . Earl Mills, 28, InJured m entering of the Calhoun Village collision. The highway patrol car collision ... Mrs. Beulah Hern, local manag~r. of Grocery in Rio Grande. They is looking for a party thai threw the u. s. Employment Service, makes appeal for hm!'g also looked Into the reporled a balloon filled with water at of handicapped in Gallipolis . . . State orders 35-lDlle theft of between 150 and 200 a car in the area. speed limit on Rt. 7, between Gallipolis and Kanauga. bales of bay from the Joe Hen- HONORS WERE handed out ry farm on the Gage • Patriot by two organizations in recent Rd. It turned out thai a Hend- days. The Heart Council mtde PlLL PRICE erson man bad picked up the a number of awards 10 individ· - - - - - - - - - LONDON (UPil -The Minis- hay by mistake. Vernon Conner uals and groups for dervice in lry of Health announced Friday of Rio Grande reported a strong the lund drive. Volunleer serv1docwr·s in Britain's national armed robbery by three youths Ice members at the GSI were 1he:alth service llll!y charge for in a car. honored for hours of service. providing birth control pills fer SCHOOlS WERE In the news Mrs. Margaret Bradbury and social reasons. with the announcement of a Mrs. Dorothy Hecker got the Under the health service, new publicaf·n in the county top award for 1,000 hours. Dr. prescribed by doctors are dlstrlcta, The publicaUon Is Ferdinant Fournier, euperintennormally free of charge. distributed to all parenl9 by dent of the fnstltute, was tha Patients who require birth the students. On Friday a coun- principal speaker, Icorttrol pills lor medical rea- ty-wide teachers meeting was TRIPLE EEE Ranch sons will continue to receive held at Hannan Trace High have entries in the Amerlnan them free, the miDislry said. School. Dr. Alphus Chrislen· Royal Horae and Stocl: show in By Dwllht C, Welberboll IN GAWA <;OUNTY . ) • • • • • IOC .. . • FIVE aNTI ng tiut Killed • mg oast :er·borne troopt I BDOW·baJlinl :ea coast. COME IN AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW lsion headqulll' 1rce in "OperaVietnamese and ! art of hellcoplietnamese-Viet ntral Highlandl 1e rest today as of land into the • SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF WOMEN'S DRESSES ... ¥i--====:- 10·95,0 35·00 ' ' Just A11ivedI Beautiful 1 captured an4 tto custody, tht Army lOist Air'" troops walked PILE rou rated Vietnamese clearing where tk them away. COATS rescue came • :. jel9 and BU s slammed lOlii nd stubborn I ID the demJII. !DMZ) betweel ioutlt Viet Nam Ill Marine fJghlerIICk at slora&e re than a dazet II! nortiiem ball 0 wide "no man'! :hem bill of the s west-nortbest ol i2 botnbers from tons of uplosivll ~ 011 Page ZJ Shakes ... tfl2,000 .~ ~-·- ' Colo. (UP!) - A Jake jolted thi! Reierve District No. 4 .' State No. 233-X 66Mustang 2 Door Hordtap, 6 cyL, outo1111tlc lrono. Radio & H-r. whllowoll tlrt1 65MustanQ 64 Ford Galaxie 500XL 2 Dr, Hordtop. I 4 oplld trona. fT::'.;, 62 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Dr., I cyllnd,., ltlndard tnns. 64 Pontiac ·T~mpoot W11an. 4 Dr. Station Autom.~tlc tnns. 6 cylinder ontlno 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, auto. lraM. Radio ond hootor -•r -rine, whllfwo 0 l!rH. 63 Chevrolet Ill Atro. 4 Dr , 6 cyl. 111'11. . Standard tran1. Whfte wah · 61 Falcon 2Dr. 6 cyl, Standard tronL Rldlo end hootor, Rambler Sort., 4 Dr. 6 cyHnsflndard trans.. r• & heater, whltewaJI 65 Pontiac G.T.O. fompost. 2 Dr. Hardtop, 4 IPHd trans. 63 Ford Galaxle , 500 4 Dr. 8 cylinder. outo1 mlf1c trans. Radio · heater, power whit• wall tlrn. eoato for·Uttla iirTal Beauti!WlOO% OHon ~IIG and lfetrlng, 65 Dodqe Dart 2 Dr. 270 ' sorltl, 6 cyll• der, s tand~rd triM., end heater nd~ 42 Ford G1l. 500 Ford F-700 a member of the Federal Reserve System, at the close of bwiness on September 20, 1966, published In accordance with a call made by the Federal Reserve Banlr of this district pursuant to the provisions of the Federal Reserve Act. BERKSHIRE r ASSETS Cash, balance. with other banks, and cash Items In procell8 of collection ----------------------- $ 888,062.42 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed ------------------------------ 1,293,348.90 Obligations of States and political subdivisions -----424,414.85 Other securities ---------------------------------9,000.00 Other loans and discounts ------------------------ 4,362,933.67 Bank premises. furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premisea -------------· 48,690.50 Other assets -------------------------·····-------721.6& TOTAL ASSETS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $7,025,172.00 LIABILITIES • Demand deposita of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations ------------------·---·----- $1,922,332.35 Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations ------··········· 3,961,196.98 Deposits of United Statea Government -------------21,560.10 Deposits of States and political subdivisions ••••••••• 511,611.62 Cert~d and officers' cheeks, etc. ----------------21,004.04 TAL DEPOSITS -----------··--- $6,437,705.09 (a) Total demand deposits -------- $2,357,008.11 ( bI Total time and savings deposita $4,080,696.98 Other llabiUtiea ---------·---···-·----··---------165,145.11 TOTAL lJABILITIES ---------------·-·------- $6,602,850.20 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common stock-total par value -------------------- $ 125,000.00 No. ahlrel authorized 5,000.00 ; No. sharea outstanding 5,000.00 Surplus -------------·-----------··----··········· 175,000.00 Undivided profits -----·--·---------------------·-122,321.60 I ,\· B •' '\. ' , ., •mage, tosovlcl! of TrinJ. ;ouege said tht ::2!1 p, m. MDT (18 He said the shock :, ' 1tense." was felt as far a, N. M., 31 miles ·inidad, and 1D 1095 ~~1.2!5 II-TWEEN · ' than 10 , · Berkshire B·Tween fashions 119 designed ex• preSI!ly for the woman 5'6 or under· who needs llightly narrower .shoulder 'lines, a. ahort;er waistline and a bit more fuUnees m WlllSt munlty. More than l!!it a ·half size •.• , and hips. No more c:olt!Y.alteratioul CHOOSE FROM OUR OUTSTANDING GROUP OF GIRLS PRESSES ~ross milel Rocky Mountaia OTHER GIRLS (OATS ·$7.95to $19.50 • etbon Now Is A Good Tlma" · To Select Your Pearl Lanning, U'80D and Dale SHORT RIBS WARM . ' ydney P. Harleae wen and Aln WINTER • Robert B. Bill' Radford and JQI C.O,AT lJIIIeth C. Welsll, 10lzer and Hell :ene YOit, Clrarll!l ad J1111e1 Styled by "Kate Greenaway"', way", "Ill Alress', "Tiny Town• - are top resour·\ ces - a complete range of Blzes in the seasons top fabrte. and colon. '129.00 . 'JSOn We have aJJne selection 'tor you to chilose from ...: Jleauu. ful fur·trlm SIMI From Tots to THill C:HOQSE S&yERAL OF THESE EASY TO CARl ' . earn.. TO TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ··--·-·-·-------- $ 422,321.80 TOTAL lJABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $7,025,172.00 MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days endlnc with call date -------------------- $8,431,498.28 Average of total loans for the 15 calendar 1 daya endlne with call date -------·------------ 4,370,028.48 Loa ns 11 shown In "Aasets" are after deduction ' 16,782.44 of valuation reserves of ------------------·---I, Paul E. IOoes, Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby dechtte that this report of condition is true to the best of my knowledee and belief. pile eoallouperbly fuhioned Ia the la!lll. oU!l~_ etyleo with attached throw hoodL Ri<;b qtlllfi<l. linjnp. Stnnnin1 brUibed rold buttollll. For . .t ttp8claJ littla 10meone who II In tbe 4 to fAt' or' 7 to 14 lllu. Sho'li IO're thtl8 R7ltl·ltl· Rid;' Plumlwry, Navy or G.-. 1le Sunday. The I reported felt I! les away but H 114EtlRE RIGHT... IT IS A LON6 liJAY TO TIPI'ERAR'r'! ., WrQ your UW.IIirlln !uzun.; Oar aJitiWir,tDfu of Pomeroy, Ohio 6 cylinder. Slondord ohlfli ndlo & hutor, whltowol tlroo. orado oommunlty luxury at a barg1iltl . The Farmers Bank and Savmgs Co. ~ REPORT OF CONDITION OF bdO napalm lam's : J 1 lf llOU$ES FOR GI~S Sl95 .1111 SZ,95 of • ' eoatlllld the popular &t)'lel In euuall .:... ~P JUSI WA1CH !HIS! ltyl_e.;:llid fa*.'ln' .• u 'WJ;uht:i•n ~ . colors. ' ,~ ~ -,, · ~ .··- : fL·..t/, 1·1 ' '' 'f . ' ~' o' ~ . ., .Je:~nlqr $i%ei • ,' . ·, WOW •11-\INK �' '' ' ' I i' .\ ~ ~ 'i j '•' . 'I ., '·~- •' ' ,.... \ • '' ' ' • " by Leslie . ?:urner' CAPTAIN EASY IE llAR80R ~~E.EP! fiE~ /I'M ~IUH6 PAPERS ... L INDIVIDUALS ' ' should take r to Dateline receJ ONE is OUR 1/E~EL fiAD 8EEI'IGIIJEN A &AP 811..1. QF ~EALTH! OWL~ . VIA'4 TOA\'OID IJATIONAL ~AILING PAPER$,~N J'{ E'L ng OF6RHN 6LOOAIPHfr PRE~· IDENTE! a cove FIVE CEN!J PR~SIDENTe 1 IIEEMSELF! OUTBR~AIIi E.L • WA~MEE?TA14E! IIA-fiA 1 SEE, WERE ARE ... 8\JT, OOCI JIU.'fl.lOU6HT ees POliCE ROUND OPP CREW 01:: M'~EE' <; ORE ..;,'· Killed moria! Field marching band. one when the B there on Sept. : band boosters ; zations, one cou when the weath uniforms and in tected from the sent a show sho • mg oast THE other pr OwE an honor 11 men and wom played in the men and worn• are stationed i resident said 1: men during tt same thing tod OF EL. !>RES I· 14ELP WE~M~ ARREST TWEM GREEN GLOOAtPl-15 m 80TH! COPTAIW EA'l-1 WEEL NEVE~ LEA\'E OI~MA~LIA' EASY! AUIJE! OE~E '~ .o PltlNES ... AN' NN DAUGHTAIRE;LOLITA, '\'OU IIA'JE SEEN 111EEI4ED BY COPTAlt.! ... AND ~I'> POLICE ARe ON 'TilE WA~ TO ARREST US'!' THAN14S, CARLOS! 8J..A1.e~! er-borne troopt · ~METHIN6 1S GONE WRONG!WHAT It;. IT1 LOLITA' SEC!'IET POLICE a snow-baiiiDJ :ea coast. lsion headqulf' li'Ce in "OperaVietnamese and ' art of hel1coplietnamese· Viet .ntral Hlghlandl MAI'oE~ Ill~ •e rest today u of land into the REPORT... LIFE'S calm mornings or 9:30. And town every T' day while a 1 around noon. , captured and .to custody, tht - " Army lOis! Atrn troops walked rated Vietname!e clearing where •k them away. TWEN'l'Y y 'fribune a :rer sends Pr• ing cut in aU A. Harold (~ tion's young1 cy Downs na queen as Rei Pomero) 19-0 win ove car collision rescue Clllle • :. jets and 851 !S plammed lOIII .. od ll8palm latO HO·LA, MIS9 BUGS BUNNY SAPPHIRE BLUE CALLING 1'0!<. HELP! WON'T SOMfBOPY GAVE MY FATI\ER FROM &A'ifoSE. iRE:ASURE HUNT~R<:l"< the u.s. Em of handicap) speed limit < e.LUE\ LOWER \HE DRAWBRIDGE OR WE'LL uOLLY WELL TOGG YOUR PATER INTO 1HE MOAT! lam's IT'9 POLLUTfiD AND FULL OF I MUGT COMPLY ALli6AiOR91 FOR THE GAKE.OP DEAR OLD . DAD I atubbom liD the deJDill. I DMZ) betw •• ioulb VIet Nam Ill Marine llpW. ~k at storage l'8 lban a doze11 northern ball " wide "oo man'! II! ~ .••. ! :bern bait of the s Welt-oorthest ol i2 bombers from tons of aplosiv• d OD Page 3) BYGEOPGE, THAT'S SCHUYLER '.,• BLUE 1s DAIJGJ·m::R ANDHE 1G IN Apprcxxchinp -~ dolljj lfoper Isle, Joe Thulfder IJetlr6 tr fmnfic ~ \ROUBLE! Shakes n:wiio c(l// fa; help •"• ;~ WE REPRE;ENT PP.IVAiE INDUSTRY-TH& GOOD GUYS-MA'AM/ 6UT WE'Re AT 'lOUR SERVICE I BY GEORGE, IT'S MY OLD FRIEND SIR HAARf VUL6AAIAN tf12,000 ~ 10-Z ' NOW, MY GOODMAN, TO WIN OUR FRIENDSHIP JUST TELL UG AND OOME f?1.L.G! t~ERE ENJOY II t:>OYOU '4 THINK iHAi IF..,. l KNEW I'D BE DO\N6 WITHOUT 6 cyllndl radio A tlrtl. . A COLOR TELE - 64For \IIGION GET? SOOXL I cvllndtr. Lllco1101 " -62 Fol sao. 2 tllndon 64Po ltense!' wu fell as far 111, N. M., !I miles 1Dldad, and lD ' lhau 80 mile1 Rocky Mountall munlty. Pearl Wqon. 6 cyllnc ·ouR BOARDING BOUSE 64Fo sao. 41 r.;' :26 p. m. MDT (10 He said the shock • ectlon . T!lftPH ........ It tosovlch of TrlnJ. ~ollege said lbt ' 65Mu ·· orado COIJllllUnily The I reported felt II! ,te Sunday. unage. IUfOmlfil Httftr, Colo. (UP!) - A Jake Jolted thil les away but il'IEA6URE! COMI'LI' MeNT'S/ 66MU! BEARDO \;IIJUE HID HIS WITH MY' 2 Door I .'!""'''"'-· W'INTBROP Ya.J't2e~ND/NG A LOrCFT1NE AT "THe LIBPAIZY 7HE6E 04.Y~ WIN'THI<OP! 7HENHAV&A ~Wki~ rr----~bv Dick Cavall:l HEQ HAit:z 6WIR.L~ by Bill Frevse NE:VE~ S!>tW A MAN 50 LA.')( IN COLLE:C:TIN6 MONEY!-GOTTA 60 NOW- 'SO LONG!(i..JC"-1~ trs011 Lanning, and Dale ydney P. Harleu, JOU and Alva • Robert B. Bur> Radford and Joo JOIIer IIIII Welsb. Hell :ene Yoet. Clrarlet liiJielb C. I Al2CXJND ON TOP VLl5rLIKSA MI:MS6TA~. od Jamea Caro.. 'JSOR IlL II real llf8U roo!l - wbere oelihlxJr. !81 IIIII frlendiinlll are the real belt • v,.,,.., .PHCJNE 6l.JRE! 1!3He Het..As Me FINO MY BaCK;&. . need h~ I 111117 or u;o CJIIo r peapte who hit' ~bow to live. I God IJid Alllerlei • 1J1i1!11 at lh~ (II ,......belller lbl lratloll wiU contblo ltwiU bl .... wlllt .... n" u 1114 • 1111 GE:i'ITL'E:MEN,l MADE A KILLING ON A TEU#- 'DRINK �,, -, ,. I, . .,• ' 'I ··. ' ' ' ,. ' -.:~r I TRB BORN LOSBR bJ" Art SansoDI I " ·' IT\S' MO~DAY MOR1lillh '-"'""'" W~f:KI,'/ CHtfCHAT!- U~~-tH~·:nA:F~ Ta.ffllt:~! FIVE CENTI ' '•: I. ..... ), JNDIV~ ·· n ~. ·!' Bhq · ' to Dati ONE mo: Killed ..:•. • . mg march! one wl there • \ band t zations when t uni!orl terted sent a · :& .·'~· '-> oast -I~ LO~~U$10~, t£f !It R~ilb'RAT6 MYJ!A.T~Mf3NT-., . THE "" .-; tJr·borne ll'oopl : a. LASr IJ.J6EK-MlYOf.JE HAROOR\~ DI~ATISFACTIOIJ an men a played · men a are st! reside mend same t ~ : WITH HIS LOT, ftGASE FEet., FRE:E TO STGP ~~ ~WARD! . a lliiOw·balliDI ;ea coast. ision headquaJ'> ' · •rce in "Opera~ ! ;,: Vietnamese and ! · art of heHcop/ietnamese-Viet ntral Highlandl 1 ··• te rest today LIFE' me . or 9:3 town • day w aroun• Ill of land into the - i 1 captured and .; 1to custody, tht Army JOist ,\Iro n troops walked TWE rated Vietnamese A. Ha tion's cy Do queen \, jets and elearing whl!re •k them away. Tr zer se ing c~ rescue came 111 /; .. p, 19-0 v car cc the U. of hal speed LET ME IN/ nl AJ.L lfET! MY D/>.RWNG MY HERDIC. GIFFORD! L 1-<00K THE' INNER TUBE OVER THAT PIPE, AND llE THE QTj.j!OR END To THE J:.RONT BUMPER.( • T~EN I e>ACK UP MY CAR ABOUT TWENTY J:EET, A~D STRETCi-1 THE INNER TUBE( B5l : ,. slammed 118 ; nd uapalm lDIO • lam's slllbbGrll I Jn the demiJI. <DMZ)~ iout.b Viet Nam ' i" - hem ball of the a wes~uortheat ol from i2 bombers ·o ' f, M. .... U, LPot. Off. 1 SEr 'Tl-IE l-IMIDBRA KE Al-ID · PARK TI-lE CAR 1 I-lAVE: A STILL GROPING/ .... IS TO RELEASE THt HANDBRAKEI Jake jolted lhi! oradn ~fy ole Sunday. ' ·• •reported l•s awa . 81 II CosovlclJ of TrJnl. ::Ollege said lht ::!!6 p. m. MDT (10 He said the shock •' ~ 65 6C! nd· liN atense." ( ~ 62 Shakes tfl2,000 Colo. (UP!) - A 1 ; ' 64 sao tons of eaplosiv• d 00 Page 2) amage. lhl.ste:t! . ~ l'M IN ll·U: MORNING, IF iHE STA~R. ~T TURN o.'ER~LL l HAVE lb 00--. ME! JlOliteto sta:1=e, · · Hot IT GOES DEAcoN li i~ut. 66 . 2 c NOPE! WEAK 1!.\TIERY. OV~!WlGHT .. ld Marine lil]lterliCk at a~Dra&t ce than a dozell oe nortilem ball a Wide ''Do DIBD'I ' . ' ' ' ii .... soa .... was feH as far "'· N. M., 31 miles inidad, and Ia ' than 10 mDeo~ RockyMowttala munlly. t, • 6<1 ectiOD , ; • .' Sm~ck! Urn:mah--ho1dit,s)J9u; We 'have a. SIJOope:t-! Pearl Laoolng, anon and Dal1 ydDey P. Harless Nell and Alva ·' B. B~ Radford and JOI ! ·; !DDelh C. Wellll, IOizer and llell ·j · Robert •• Yoi~ iene CharlO! nd Jamea Carn• 'JSOR an. Ill real 11'111 1'0011 • wbere oelgbbar- and frleodlinesl beae are the roll 181 need herl • DO ll!irt7 or LSD ar- r pegp1e .... bow to live. ~ God and AJnerlca f ll,9all al theal f!ll M <Whether tbl hlloil will oontlio I '*will tie Iii 1111 II I' .. •• • -·· t' ~ . . I' . ,,'' ' • , . I~~~ ' ' " . ' • • ~ . . ... ... ... .. . ., ~ - .... --· ... ·- · ... ..... . . . .... . . . ..... - .. . ... _ - ... ~- -- - -· · ~ ,-- .. ~··,._ __ .._-..,.......,.. .N' ' ' ' \;; .•.:;v,;;.•; " . \ \ ~ I . ~. '• . ). ' ' ~- ' l~t �.,.J i . . • , '' ' ' ' ..,v ' . ' ' 1' ' . t• '•. '.. . . " . .. ,.. ( ..;,; ' " ", ., . Sallllay T11111! / OUT OUR WAY '. •,, bF Walt Wetterberg -·-··· }. ( FIVE CENTI • ...' ti .. ,. ' . . J• JNDIV shQ to Dati .• QNE .• .• . • ·: mo. marc hi one wl there • band t zotions when I uniforl tected sent a · .. . .. ' Ali1111 ! TAE -sou.rn ON TO Til AT LATE AFTER· NEll ~ R\l6t NOON PR08l.EM OF' TAAI FAMINE/ f NOW, mE OOE!>TION Ol= JU!>T OIV/!>ION ARI!>E5-WU06ET6 I-lOW MUGU ? MY 80DY, 01= lOURfiE., BEIIJ6 A BI6C.ER MACJ.IINE, 1\'EQUIRES- OA,NOYOU DON'T.' 5PLIT I·T . DoWNTAE MIDDLE/ ON TAE Ol'IUlR UI>.ND, YOU~ \SPLrt iU.JIIIuER, 51'/MULATED SY IT BY TAE. MERE St61-\T OF DOWN · FOOD. 15 PR09A9LY A TilE MIDDI.I!! FORM OF 6REEO••••••• ' .! my Killed ghting taCoast Oil~ TLIA'T~.A\U(J~-:TOO EA91! LE~ 6E.TOUR PI<Os. ~EM DOWt.l ON PAPER•••• TO DIVIDE A TWO I:QLJAL PART~ WITI\OUT DIVI Dl"'<.l IT IN· lO EQUAl. TRIAN6~E5-f\'16ATi' ej!copter-b0me troopa oday· m a snow·balliD8 1 Tlffi • an I-lEV! WHAT men a ry Division headqiW' •ade force In "OperaNorth VIetnamese and I-IAPPENEJ> TO THE PICRIRE ? played men a are st; ;bina Sea coast. •hting. i 1n the art of beHcop- reside ~orth Vie!namese-Vlet the Central lfigblandl mend same I Uled the rest today Ill a spit of land Into the LIFE' me or 9:3 ~town ' day w ... .. ~ ' NO~IF WE DRAWA~I NE FROM TI-lE MID·POI'"T OF TilE 8A'.:>E TO TilE APEX. ANDTilEN, FIND TilE MID·A?INT OF T/.JAT LINE AND DRAW A WJE. PERPENOIGUI.AR TO Tlf'IS LINE-LIKE T/.JAT, ~EE?. .. aroun+ TWE • • , • ·WHAT WE'VE 60T AI!RE, NOW, 15 A TRIAN6LE. AND A RAOMBOII:>,R't6117.:" TELL YOU WI,IAT-WE'LL TAI<E TJ.IE RltOMBOIDANQ. NOW- !.EAVE 'BitS TRIAIJ6LE. ••• Tr zer se LA'S POP ing c< A. Ha tion's cy Do queen A LITTLE EXERCISE HURT YOU EITHER, car cc the U. of ha1 speed BOTTS •I . The Army lOis! Alto • Division troops walked lie liberated Vieloamete 1 1 clearing where Jters took tbem away. juDgle rescue came 1!1 of U.S. jets and BSI fortresses s1ammecl •mbs and oapalm llllf . • .'• .,'llJEN 'l'JIEIR PROS~EM WILL BE. T~E. 6MIE A~ BllFORE, ONLY 5MALU:R!. '* bF AI Ve:rmeer YOUR YARD AND YOUR WAISTLINE CAN BOTH STAND IT! WOULDN'T .. p, 19-0 v e been captured an4 1ken into custody, ~ OK, OK, tM SO~ I SAID IT. I TAKt IT 86£1<! TELEVISION IS GREAT! VIet Nam's otubbom Division In tbe demiiJ. 1 zone IDMZ) belwll!l aJid- Soutb VIet NIID y. Foree and Marine lliibtern atruck at •lora&' in more than a dozell In tbe norliltl'D ball • IllS !x-mlle-wlde "no IDIIll'! lhe southern ball of the 17 miles west-northesl ol Ha, B52 bombers lrom rained 1m11 ol uplosii'OI :O.Unued "" Page 2) I . ' i'------... AS .AN EXERCISE PILL l I AND BESibcS, THIS BOTTLE IS MURDEIC .. TO OPEN II ·-· • - 1 .., • . I .,keShakes •wn of 12,000 ' -.~ ..... ' ... ~ J '. ' .... KNOW! THAT~ THE EXE: .....CISE PROB'LV />oR&, WITH H.EAPS · ·THINGS ' SIMPLE 66 2! ··~ ,""65.. nd tiro ;*'~.· NIDAD, Colo. (UPII - A earlbquab jolted thil !rn Colorado cotniDIInity 01111 late Sunday. The olor wu reported felt "' 1 1Q miles away bul II d no damage. Jack Kosovlch ol TrlnlIunior College said tht 'bit at 8:211 P.m. MDT (II EDTI. He said the shock 'qWte intense." . quake wu fell as far as Raton, N. M., Sl mil" of Trinidad, and iD .o, more thaD 80 mUe1 o1 tbil Rocky Mounlall 64 5I1CI 3: Jls comnumlty. 62 5I1CI oto• 11Election 64 land :_ Pwl ·--~~ 8I'()T1EP CJitT·SKIN IS SfiLL OUR IDEAS ON -·-· HCM' 10 RE!.IEVE lH' SHORTAGE? NUMBER ONE ..._..,,." NOT ONE C6' THOSE SIMPLE IDEAS LII<E Y'HAP VESl'EiROAY, I HOP! OH,NO ... lHIS ONE's PI..ENTY COMPLIOI.TEP... YOU'LL LOVE IT! Lanning, ;e E. carsoo and ter. !10 _ Sydney P. Dalo Harl~ F, Colwell allll ~bury - Robert B. Alva Blll' Homer Illldlord !llllf Jot rsm!Der • plo - Keaoe1b C. Welsh, D Oberbolzer and Hell ~h. ton - Gene Yoe~ Om1eo ltelss and Jamea Carna- ~eason · AWAR WHO? ...Wf.tv? . \AIITW -. . ~ '• '·' i . I ; .. ') .i.;.-IJ. •. - ~- ·r ' ' ' '' 0 I>.~ ' . - . . .... .. . · - ~ • -- 9 • • , . •. ' l .· ,t I �I ., •' .. .. 'I. t ~· ... . ......~ ....... , ........ _.,a,..,, .......... . . .. "· ,.... . . ' "'' . ~ l!·~ .... .. ..... .... ~- ... . ........ .. ~ -. ''"' . .. "' ' . ,I . . i f ' '· ' ., : J ,.. •}f,, .. ' ' '\ t, !·.. ,I I ,. .' • I, .I' JNDIV ONE mo: marchi one wl there ' band t 2ations when t . entine at ,.. ' t • ; 0. ' ' .J' Detloled To The Inter"" 01 • I{ : ' '•li. .1-.' ''j·· ''f\. [ .~ •• . ... •• ., n. MelpM,,. ;(re~ . ------------~-----------------117-------~--..;...~·I!OMEROY==.;.;-M;,;;I;,:;;;D:::;:DL:EPOR..:: . ;.::T:.:.•..::O;:.:H,:::IO;...._ _ _~M~O~N-~DA~Y:.l.,..::O:.:::CT.:.::O:::::B:=_o:ER ~3~,. .!1.:. :96::::6_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:,:FI.:.:VE:..CEN=::.z!f At Least 271 Enemy Killed In 30 Hours of Fighting Along South China Coast f I• terted sent a· "JIMMY, YOU'VE MADE ME THE MOST RELIEVED GIRL IN THE WORLDr • •• THEan men a playeel men a are sll reside 'mend same t ers LIFE' me ·or 9:3 l'nl jollnJon, day w arounr "OH, COME NOW, MADAM I DON'T IE A SOlE LOSER!" TWE · to resi an ur· .. from President bargainlnC here today · ,the eyes ot apeelal ..__ ' ·~abtnet, team. The ·tlil'e,at Of .1 natiOnwide itrtke of . ~ 100,000 GE wllrlten w..- Jllted - at least fOr. t..; weeu :. . Sunctay_ntsbt ·wben calleil off a . unlon.le'aders . wJ]kout if! lor mktnlgbl and a&reed tO 'atend negotiations. toWDI "FREDDY'S THAT AWKWARD • • • OLD HAVE ANCE, BUT TOO YOUNG TO BE INTERESTED IN A GilL'S CHARMS!" . Tr zer se ing ct A. Ha tion's cy Do SAIGON (UP!)- U· S. Army heJk9pter-bome troopl chopped up a Communist force today m a snow-ball!DI anti-guerrilla sweep on the South China Sea coast. A spokesman at 1st AJr Cavalry Division headquarters at An Khe said the multi-brigade force in "Operation Irving" had killed at least 271 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops In 30 hours of fighting. The Air Cavalrymen, pioneers In the art of hel!copter warfore pounced on a mixed North Vietnamese·VIet Cong for. •1 m a coastal valley of the Central Highlandl Sunday and cut down 190. They killed the rest today u they chased the Communists down a spit of land Into the sea. A Another 60 Communists have been captured any almost 200 suspected ~errillas taken Into custody, ~ spokesman said. Amencan ..... ·~ casualties were described as Saigon. ~- Army ,.,.., """ DISTRICT.OFFICERS- Officer~ o£ the Eighth District Amerlcap Legion were among guests present at Feeney-Bennett Post 128 In tight borne DiviSIOn lroope walked Middleport Sunday afternoon for the District Fall Conference. Picture d here, front row, I to r, are P. Robert McBride, department lsi vice Th · b' taln fight was with the Uberated Vietnamese ·d •• e .g moun toward a clearing where commander, who gave tbe a dress; Rev, Frank Cheesebrew, district chaplain; narold Cox, district 1st vice commander; Robert Clum, dis- taking place about 305 miles helicopters took them away. trlct commander, and Mayor C. 0. Fisher who welcomed the confere nee officials to Middlep01t. Back row, Charles Swauel, Pomeroy Drew· northeast of Saigon and about Tbe ••••Je rescue came .. Webster post commander; Albert Roush, Middleport post commander; Maurice Ricketts, diStrict 2nd vice commander; Harold Brown, dis- 30 miles north of the central ,of....u.s '-'• and B5i trlct adjutant, and Joe Marsh . all, district treasurer.-Sentinel Photo. • tal ·ty 0 1 Qui Nhon in waves · ,.._ -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~--~~~-;-I coas . CJ Provmce. Stratolortresses . Blnb Dmh bombs and aJammed napalm lDIO • . L • p • 14\American egion osts .. 0 , queen .. . p. STOP CR'fi>Jb'HOII!EST All!£!.' VO' HEER THEM OOOTIFUL STEWARDESSES!." 19-0' car cc the U. of ha1 speed • • *"""""""'- ill,! u WASHINGTON (UPI) -Rep. Cloarleo Ld. todWellnebfr, CIJ.Ga.) &DJiounce ay 1 wltb- Rep·resented at Conference =~~~~~;!:: ' , .. I I I 2 C [ ~ Hfl I 65 I ~: I. , tiro 64 500 tt: , ·rhree .· A"utos D dt am age a N"Jte Club ·. ,.,l ) 66 k":te .M!tl !I ~ 500 ..... s Kick0££ et !e . I. Everylhlng Is ready lor the kickoff tonight of the first college lootbaB ~ever to n:.:~~jj~"l on the eroy C Pomeroy A Ue President John Werry i ANDY CAPP 'OW ABOUT US 10 !HE PICTUREc;;: 'PET? enuneall, Be dfd DOt eWe DeWI1DtiJ • opeelllc dat. for lbt COlfer. oaee ilal said HWOild be ilold 11 OeiGIMr ID MJIIIfla. Famoo 1 lorOIP llllnfll<n' -Ill& "iORR~ I CAI'II'T - I PRDMI,E~ ~ ~~~ · THE LAbS ' i' .I. I I I ·1 ' ' I. i . I ' •,' I • d' .. I ' I I II' • f t l ~ ..... "1;:'! 1lwl Oot. II 11 lbt reqteol a! HVmll of the·Invited gov- oal4 Tt GO OUT WI' } Tomg• ht m • ..... · f .,. .... " ' ...... ...... ' . .... ~,.. . .... . . ~ ........... . .~· . .·. ~orth Abolll 80paratroopers miles to the Sunday soutll, 3248 Divlsiou Viet Nam'a American ln !be stubbom deJDill. mr1de their way across thickly tarized zone cOMZ) betweel jungled mountains to free 23 North and- Soutb Vial NIID r~·ger~l!:me ~~::~;Ef~~:~~:r~r. ~~:= • areas in more lban a d.,.. missions In the nortilero ball'\,.0, the six·mile.wide "no IIIBn'o land" In· the soulhent ball of the DMZ 17 mUes west-northest ol J:Joni Ha 1152 bombers from Guam ~ tons of aplosives IConllnuecl 011. Page J) (\.,, ... Le Shakes 'l~_ ., •~·-· , f OWD 0£}2_9..000 TRINIDAD, Colo. (UP!) - ~ sharp earthquake jolted lhu southern Colorado commutUty of 12 000 late .,,...,_ Th • ~,. e tremblor wu reported fell I! far as 80 mi'-~ It "" na•' .. ~• caused no damage. Dr. Jack Kosovich of Trfnj. dad Junior College said tht quake hit at8::11 p.m. MDT (I& p. m. EDT). He said tho thock was "quite intense." The quake was felt as .r.r away as Raton, N. M., 31 nuies soulb of Trinidad, and iD Pueblo, more than 80 mileo nortb of Ibis Rocky Mountala foothills coii1IDilllily. College Game :-;.;...'~ .N:e':!: =.. tod:ruste~th M~":;: :n~~w:t:t wesl2~i 36 ASC Committeemen Named mElection Peart 6<1 • MayoSnu"th WI"}} PI"lot 1 rtptlollfst Lester Maddox •• 1, U the 11 persons they freed from . Ids porty'o nominee for GeorDETROIT (UPI) Tw<rUme a similar Viet Cong prison FOIII'Ieeo Amerlt!lll Legion Mayor C. 0. Fisher, 1 mem- and to accept active roles In lfa governor. l pilot M SM'th camp about a mlie away last Posts• of the Eightb lllatrlct ber of host poll, gave the community affairs. He asked "I caonet eomproml1e wltll ma or 1eague ayo er' of week. w~~re, al the cmtal "l!elcoming address to the dele. Legion men to further the l.ef. bte,"' weuaer aald Ill a was hired today as manag Ia a tragic setback, one , '~If! "'1~~AN J..j beld Suuday Ia pies. A memoriBJ service lor ton cause through loyalty and otatemeniii8Ued by bio olllce theThDetroit Tigers. t ade American soldier was killed "!' .,, F..., • J)ea. de<\e~ IN!milers wu con· lrllegrity stresstng the prlnci- bere. "I C8llll0t vote for LeoleG'81ln~un;,:nen was~· m and three others wounded when · . ·. . . ltost t!pl~ · clti~ dUJiJIC ·ll!e ~Din( with plea of 'the America~n Le on. er Maddos." enr just on':."~~~ &Iter 'the "friendly fire" from A~iied !bat· lllf ·l!uJII- ~.~ ~~ , ~ ~ llltrnduced br Ro :1 'Ill :! sUpped to a disappoin~ arililery fell on their pos1tion illandJ ·llld . al I P•. m. pr~tl:' ~r· He ·~ ~ss~ Gy 'C!itm. ~ter;llls . lng llllrd place llnlsb under about 12 miles north of Saigon ' the Ia of ejl the aflernooll .uon. Tak· Piu ~plonslall and Beulah Commander mldwsy t1u1lugh Cond Interim et SUnday. Spokesmen said they weelJ:~d. part lJJ the parade were 1111;181c was preseni*J by Mrs. the aftern..;n of actlvUies.' · :::"~e seseason Frank s:::a' did ·not know wbetber the lire the '·'·-'· leglonalres, !he ilrw)J and faul Haptonslall and Beclab Otbers giving remarks were Th 'fi 'b b iook- came from South Vietnamese """""'! Corp. of Drew Webster Wblte. Dr J>. gers ave. een or American guns and were ~. · ~at. ~ In Pomeroy •. the Middle- Robert McBride of ClncinoaU :;r:mPo~:.~: of spo:: Weon for a m:::r:. ~~ invesUgating. death High School Mard!ina wbO is 2nd vice eomnmnder "Americanism" and Paul tia k 0 1 in the It was the second death· lball,= of the color bearers from of lite stale organi%8Uon, gave Case! also oi Drew Webster beart a c ear Y dealing accident from "friendly th J · -' ··area of · the variou& posts, ~~ Troops, the address of lbe afternoon o1 and Dis'lrict chairman for tb~ seaso~. fire" within a week. Lall week, • . ...,,~,.. Girls Batilll Corps of Pom- the work and special concerns "Gifts to y k " k Thre da ed t Smith, 51, was hired to , two Marine jets missed a p were ,......_ r an s, spo e on e cars were mag a th Philadelphia Pb!L "-• 1 1,...,. Winda cars carrying the di8nl· of the American Legion as th t · L the Sh s r1n N'te Cl b manage e · phlnned target area aliAI .,...., " -'jij•.:'"" blfh of the district and lbe one of the guardians of A~eri- a proJec . enange P gs 1 u lies In 9155. He was released dropped bombs on a village, Udal and Pomeroy Fire can beritage ··• The dLadles wasd parkingth area 10.15 the middle of tile 1958 seas· k'L""" 35 South v·!eInamese. ........'l~U• . . , .011 " · IOIIle .,.. freedom. AI- thank I th Auxlllary dtnn M Saturday lg C tyat Sh I ....., ".'~ '· . ~· were '1;lte LegioD bad so recognized was Robert e or e er serve p.m., e e s oun erlltaltbior Prisoaen wiJ!\e4 'way. Ameri Jlag Crum 01 L al <lOOn and lor serving on oth- ilfs department reported The Cincinnati Reds blretl US ffi . 18 described ... 5 8 1ong ' · ·· can ancaster. Eighth er committees The new kltcb- Ralpb William Blake 42 • b · · 0 CJa "'e ;·.,,l •'r.·-·: route and· II pultin& lliatrlct Commander, who also · Iambus was !lin kom" Late m the 1958 season ut newly-freed lnmatts as beallier C~Uf« W. · emphasis on tho piacln8 gave a talk. en, recenUy completed, was JIB. ' pu g him less than a year than the walking skeletons !IZil·~ELPIIIA, OHIO Dags on ljltCial days tbrongb- Mr McBride urged Legion- ed lor the first time. The next parking wh~ he 1 rescued last week from the - ·. A 17·JUr.o~ Clreleville girl , out the village the comln& aires· to beip Improve the im. conference was announced lor ~wo P~bbl :"neects~l~ prison one arm, officer likened wl)l.l'll!l. Obio 11811 April iyell. age of their respecUve posts January ill Nelsonville. F~':'z Lee ~eaiord, ~. e, LOCAL TEMPS to Nazi Germany's Dachau II ol the Slates IDI Tb be d Th It t t 11. 30 concentration camp. SL 'ft~ Fla. ere was avy amage e mpera ure a . The two Viet Cong campo Illy ~~ Ankrom, I MANILA (UPI) - Phflll" Rusk, de MurviUe tbe Blake and Kibble, vehict.. a. m. ~ in Pomeroy's down- a mile and a quarter apsrt Lor ~ ·Mr. ~Mrs. Allen p!De Forer,n Mlaloter NarcJt. ID First Session and minor to Teal~ .s. bu!ineS! district was 54 deep In lt!e Phu Yen Pro•ince ~· D. \ 1 eo Rantoo oald lllday the WASIDNGTON (UPI) -sec. w~re..:::~~d::;t m]uries. degrees under sunny skies. jungles 225 miles northeast of aatiGa IIIIIDDiil ..,. retary of State Dean Rusk eel by the sheriff's • 1 ' ' ·e •• i I uniforJ "-"> , Anti- uerrilla shq to Dati I ... . • . ' YOl XVI~~;J:liO. I I . I I I_,"'-' f' . . ' ·, r' • ' . .., '"' ,, ' I woakl procede lbe IIUIIIidl talb b!R relaHd to dlldale IIQ' delalll. l'nlldall'llrdiiiiDd·E. MarfOil, meanldle, llid · .lltt mnmll coalereDee wllllld be chlkl-l llle Ifni CGiierete olep fa. Wlnll a aepllatehelllemeDI ol llo Vlel NIID wai. Be """" 1 spoke Ill a lllllonwlde llftlad. tall .. his relln lrol1l 1 lbl~ vflfl to lbt IJilited 8lalel ... JlplL 0 • mile Couvede Murvilie lor the first State Route 124 Sunday at 12: The Meigs County ASC com- er. Rutland _ Lannlng, al a series of talks expected to a.m. mlttee of Wayne Cbase, Orion Columbia - James E. Gas- George E. Canon and Dale range over Viet Naml NATO A car driven by Allen Doyle Roush and Earl Dean, today an- ton, Ronald A. Wb!Wngton, and Batliier. and intarnadonal trade. Gibson, 16, Harrisonville, the election of com- Granville stout. sa"L - Sydney p, Harieso, The meetiirg of Rusk and eiing east, went over the rlgbt munity committeemen to at d LebllliOII - Harold G. Rouab, John F. Colwell and AIYI Couve de Murvllie was ~a- edge of the highway and over the administration of 1967 Clarence W. Proffitt and WU· Swick, tory to a Tuesday morrullj] an embankment, causing programs. Jiam A. McKelvey. Sallsbury - Robert B. JIUI' sesaion scheduled for lbe ium damage. There were no The community committee- Letart - Virgil Roush, Early dette Homer Radlord and Jot French official with President rests or Injuries. are: Roush and Lester Roush.. Weye'rsmmer. Jolmsoo. Bedford _ VIrgil c King Olive - Dana C. McCain, Gor- Scipio - Kenneth C. Welsh, AdminiJJtratlon olliclllis were NOW YOU KNOW F H k nd G. v' don Colltna and Chester Buek- Edwin Oberboller and Hetl hoplag that the talks might The American bird known · aw a uy · ley. Frencll. narrow Viet Nam pollcy the Baltimore Oriole Will Orange - Willlllm S. Bender- &ltton - Gene Yos~ ctrarlet differeaces allgbtly, but they desffliUited by lbt Chester - Donald C. Mora, son, Cecil Caldwell and Clair H. Theiss and J8lllel earn• doubted 11. aalmllilt LiDIIaeu fa 17M. Parker and Roy L. Holt- Follrod. ban. Goldenrod, Milkweed Signal a New Season � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 2, 1966 catzen cooper devol fisher parker phillips sayre schwartzwalder shaw