https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c2070fa56cfcd5d400e7008b97c16315.pdf 5b50af93f8f383e652f55353f0a7f248 PDF Text Text f) •' i '' : I, ' ' ' .,• ; i. ' ~; l ' .. ' .p ....,. ' ~- ' ' '~ . 1 ' \ \. ' ·EJr.trf~s ·In Pom,roy . lltewers tmtl ...~ lltund- . eratorna tmt1 wlnd)o · toalglit.. Cloudy, wbtdy tmt1 colder Mon&Q • . ' ' enMilllliiH·' . ·Mttillt 1;,-;, i111f'O ••tVI~ nlal4 . ··lllo;IO• ' Alt~llii<U C'-n 0 ; NotN ~me IS Al'illy.O /. ' 2~ PP\G.~S· . Hi\SON01' iVe·ln W VA. ' .:';/::Ol~·=l=N_O_;'_36---~--:-:---:-'';. ~~..,· "': cr·am...: ·:-=:---:--___:.-~ NEWS . · D.00ted r~ The•Gteale!' llolltldll Ohio ,.. v~:··; r, ·, MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT thru SATURDAY ' . -~ Ill SUNDAY, MONDAY I , Menund Young Mtn1 Oct. 9-10·11 "NEVER TOO LATE'' ' " SCRUB . DENIM - TechnicolorPaul Ford Connie Ste\·ens Maureen O'Sullivan LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS BATTLE OF THE DRAG RACES, 40 minute Ttehnicolor Sizes Small (14-14\1 ), Medium (111-16\1) targe (1~ ~~/ •~t!xtn Large (17-17% ). S.lty DoJ ·Scru~ m. w.,o cotton. ·s.n, yet rugged """'· Slinforl l!edb sbrunll. S.Ud ·color: wheat, blue,· Ioden -en . · urgundy, · ... 1 Ctrtoon-Road Runner· Speedy Gonultt ONE MAN'S COURAGE OPENED TWO CONTINENTS \ $5.95 . 1hert .,.ad mliii~ other Jlr. Wrangler Sport 't11m1 re !I for rou to fluy """'· (l()WMBUS POLICE Chief Robert Baus satc1 Sat.- a funtlsltlu& eoetll at Ohio State UnlversltJ wllh ''drlnkinJ permila" IIICb .• lite Atltetlll ·Pollc:e DclptortmMll It doint lioyiS.I~Wlto 1!1 Mr. Wr~~~t~ler . S~(u'b D•nim Shirts I ( OIJjo Utlltenlfr coedl. In Albtml, • . paUco tasu.. lddl!t"lllm c:ardf• •adt ,10111, wl!o "'""" to ~~·~\h '•brilnk. lollde With long Bleem. Weilera SlY e w• towblde lace niiek. S.lld colon in blue burJUndy, Ioden green I!Jill wheat. ~ ' ' $4.95 .·Set tilt tn4!111_oth~~ Mr. Wrangler Sport Shim . tl4!to . ," 101 CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS lpeclll ~ale! Mini Long Sl_.. Fl~nnei'S~rt Shirts · SUes llit.aU (~'1-14\1 neck), mtdium (15-lS\1 neck) -~"" !uge (JB,1t~ neCk). liegulsr wide spread collar >ityle, bliUoli fion~ two pockets, a11orted colorful In observance af Colum.bus Day, our bank will not trgnsact businen on Wednesday, October 12. plll!dnnd cbecks. ,.. . ' Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Serving Meigs Count~ for • '' -r .- · *T.95 ' .NiGHT •fbddlors ~· iT • 2T. and 3T lor boys and Jirll. c~~ style tOP., ,.. . .• Girllll!eo l~ . throuth 14 -and chnbb)' "'•ll-6il 8\1 thru 18.\1. . . ' Tbeoe pajalilU are · llyled. ·Jblle of flanne1ette 100% co and ue perteet Bleep"!lnmiq I' ~ents for ~old ~!her we'U be' Jia'llnl IOOD. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK • 94 UOOTI • j ; !t,.iltlful)y *1.69 to ' ~.95 RUTLAND GQ' READY FOR , HAlLQWEEN .NOW Introducing Fascination 3pairsfor Guaranteed for21days. ' -~~- . - stop ip on Elbej'leldl (loor'·and itte ~ ~· of falie f~. lllukl, muqu~nollllll181, plulle lai deoonted pumpklno, lighted pUmpkins lanternl, Bat . mall malk· and cape, Trick or 'l'liit Candy Bap. ween , Carda, Napklno, Cen!el'l!tecu.. , . ••••~ 1 ,...,, or.•HaJloweea IJDW. It'll be here OCI. 80111. ; .. . .. g:n- HaU . of ' CANDY That's right. Our box of sheer Fascinar""' nylons Is guaranteed for 21 dais (three weeks from tho date Or pu~).lf within that time, five of tho six stocklnas run, you II get another box of three pair-FREE, I \ And that's just the start. Fascination guarantees you'll took all legs How? Chl!dNM KNEE HIGHS Because new Fascination has a longer sheet leg and ~ter top. To swing with 'U1e new short sklrts. And it's ,made mall the latest fashion All th1s for a hWe tiny $2.50 for a box of 3 guaranteed pairs. Fascinating? We guarantee " l. '... \' l ' ':1.·' l' ' ·\ BAHR CLOTHIERS fi4JDDLEPORT, 0. · AsseenmTV ' ' __.....--c._.-~._/ . ' • ' t ' Howtowin/riends · . ' and ,: t a lOlls Ill . . . . \ • . 1 · · aae JO !DIAl ban,when • gir ~lite lt.rpAlber• I . )MNILA (UPI) - A conflict on the terms of VIet ber of coeds !II Oblo Slate !'!am itjlee nego!Wi•'IS within the ranks of the seven nainlllt. tlle, projec! ''QUI. ot rt'll· tiQQJ1tlit will hold a summ1t conterence here later this I . GETI'ING R~ORT - Kenny S~afer of Caldwell, 0., survey crew worker, gives a repl)rt of activities on hls shift to John Mengel, road supervisor from Darwin in Meigs county, at left, and Jack Wyle asst. traffic sup· enntendent qui of the Ohio Department of Highways office in Columbus. ' ~ f!.aglll for more piclut"ft ond atory Nolllb]ob Sh~rtJ tor ' . His legocy Is our r"'ponsibility QS we shgre the notural wealth, bounty and beauty of the Western Hemisphe.re with our North and' South American friends and neighbors. Together we owe much to • oast; Toward . .. -. VHf$ are $6.95 . and TUESDAY 'i. • '· 1, -.):C:.ENT~ -:_-:P..i-R:I""CE'-:_::1-0"_ :, Inez Pointin. -J "BATMAN.. -TechnicolorAdam West (Batman) Burt Ward (Robin) Colornrtoons j ,. I ' FROM UNITED ,)IJIESS INTERNAtiONAL Pomeroy Obto POMEROY ' THREE SECTIONS ---:-~~·~1:f1:Y:_:•_.:OCT=O:·B::E:R_:9.:._,.:.19:_:6:6~........;·~".':._P:.,•:. -_:_'·:. lol ,.d 1~•.:.~;. -----------------_-:_-_-:_..._..._..._..._-_ _ _ _...,.....:;:..~ · '~: . ;-.,.,.-...;,.___ --'-_..........._ BRIEFS· W . ~~~~~-·211 ',, pt_Uf,...·fi....·... Pieaiant..._ · ~!* ' •••iirllllii•' WEATHER ·u~iu. ~ .s~"'·"'" , ' ... ,, 'BoWling Gr"nc1·4 Marylond '21 Du11el9 I '; Mild-~ --'4 ., '\ ~(~· Wiltltii lli!111iiill"t• ~· '• ' ~I ,. ' . • . disclosed Satu!"llay by Philippine fresident �.. . .. '. ' ~- •, { 'I. / ' . '· ' ' t ·, . (' ! ' • ' \ ! ' ' ' •. ,• ' McNamara, Johnson Huddle .. DOtTOR I Voice of j Helen Help . uS ' SAYS By Helen Bouel . .' lI ~ Rhodes l i , TAK.ES "ROUGH AND, /_ ',/ ' I ( THE FARMERS BANK Con BoA GREAT FRIEND! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. Momhr Podoral R11orvo System Mombor ~.D.I.C, POMEROY, O. @II~ ,, CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. 675-1160 ! '"""' ' '' C11h & Ctrry • Ctah & Delivery • Budget~~... "''•. Cl)nllibule to In• ell"'~ ve •nd tqUJUible U~t! 01 IOCII dnd :Stillte revenues 4Vallable fu: educa- ·Let Cola Weather Catch You Unpreparecn . KUP " ranking Repuollcan - J. ttcnrucuturPaul i' 'ufCl j WUIUW Sl•VIDi ISpendwK • priJgt'lffiS bt. movt. tnt con~resswoman, lhe Ute UIIStnn. Ufie .&pU&Juclitl re- , l on lho House l''orell!;n Af•illrs t:ommu... pu(t::l vu~t!riS cucl,Jphun LhlS iJi aJtee, is lavured tor anutner most IIK.e trymg ~u ou~ tne eti.!c· term. BREEZEWAYS WINDOWS AND DOOftS with Genuine Shitterproof FL.X•O•CLASS Tl'lt Only Plastic Window Material th1t Carr'-s a Some HepubJicans ruMing tor Con~:~,r~sH ttre trym~ tu plh the laue• ··porK barr~1 ' <..'On~r~;)· in January 1989. Hi~ attaCk man" un uemuciiittC uppunefius coming late in lhr t:i:tmpaJgn was seen as a desperattun wno Clre acuve ·lh anouunc~g le<l~fitt Cover Your z.,.,., euartf'lttt. The name fltK •O·Oiass is printed on the edit for your protection. tion out anotner aoubiB dautroad fntere!lts are Jlot get- numy voLen:l wii~' t~uJ the ~II)' una Uciled &boul the pro- I that ••rv" tedel'li'HI~~~:II ~ W"t !!;,·.~~ v."~ h:.... t canaJ evtm tnoua:n 1t IS Llfti.Jil· mna .. fLEX·O-GLASS At Your Local Hdwr. or Lmb·r. t\ltWMn, D · YuuliJ~WWD. -tUUI· tlllldo uppu•e the canal but """ 11 ,JJMI't u• llllyLuw6 ~..~ •• "~ ... wu. In • ~"" 'I'" '" I 6..aier· "• ........ '''" ¥ iii ~·•· •••r•· M&IU:t IIUA 1ill t'ameror t..tn•i fONIGHT tnru TUISOAY 0<1. Y-10•11 "fllcJtlliK II.IW .lhat'W.eeD IJ l:SUIIIVMU ».4 J n.tfl; \Ito frt&: KA.:ii ..., 'tU ~~;~Inure &.All'' ~ICAQ Tecl'lnk.aer tanoon-1te1a ICUI"iMr• lpttd~ Gon ..lti · ....'Cw::H:r.;j;:.,.:o:1:::,'l!1 ilo::::"'·:10.In~~:::,,.,.::::,::. '-'"· 1.-1~ llill u~!ll'l IG make • lillie neauww) throul!h ~ongms under gutUanct ot ·ltep. 1\Uchael J. lltlle ne.. 1o get exctU!d olnce they lee! it Will De I 1001 bewre 101,a1 su~ernmtnto c'OIIgll up tne mllliona needed 111 match ,, ,, SEE IT TODAY Opp. 8&0 Depot UIAlfl¥ QlblllClti •· 8.S W I I 1 •ftiltiftit Here Is the answer to many a housewife'a· dream-floors that can take real punishm811t, and ei>me up looking shiny! DEVOE Porch & Floor Enamel Is a touJh • alkyd paint, made to take a beating. It resilts day-in traffic or the rough elementsofweatller. ' "'I''"~ Pick your Own 11011-fadlng eolor ••• an4 palijt the easy way. .....- TONI~HT "PROIIIIISti ' HIR AHYTHINII'' Warren Jleitty ' Loolle Caron iTecbQ1eulor) -und~ · , "!HI swoR~.o'·:t ,., ALt.aAitA "<1 <11 · <~orofi ,·~'~ " r~u.rement Ul Jt!hH!¥ leucnu JL_____._...;;"'""'·j!J;::;!:::~~~~:J • #!• I!Jjo"""'ll!lll......'!"••••lllllilll\lli!!lll!!io;.iil!l!iii""".O..~"'II!r· . " ., Pt. P...llliif �.. . .. '. ' ~- •, { 'I. / ' . '· ' ' t ·, . (' ! ' • ' \ ! ' ' ' •. ,• ' McNamara, Johnson Huddle .. DOtTOR I Voice of j Helen Help . uS ' SAYS By Helen Bouel . .' lI ~ Rhodes l i , TAK.ES "ROUGH AND, /_ ',/ ' I ( THE FARMERS BANK Con BoA GREAT FRIEND! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. Momhr Podoral R11orvo System Mombor ~.D.I.C, POMEROY, O. @II~ ,, CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. 675-1160 ! '"""' ' '' C11h & Ctrry • Ctah & Delivery • Budget~~... "''•. Cl)nllibule to In• ell"'~ ve •nd tqUJUible U~t! 01 IOCII dnd :Stillte revenues 4Vallable fu: educa- ·Let Cola Weather Catch You Unpreparecn . KUP " ranking Repuollcan - J. ttcnrucuturPaul i' 'ufCl j WUIUW Sl•VIDi ISpendwK • priJgt'lffiS bt. movt. tnt con~resswoman, lhe Ute UIIStnn. Ufie .&pU&Juclitl re- , l on lho House l''orell!;n Af•illrs t:ommu... pu(t::l vu~t!riS cucl,Jphun LhlS iJi aJtee, is lavured tor anutner most IIK.e trymg ~u ou~ tne eti.!c· term. BREEZEWAYS WINDOWS AND DOOftS with Genuine Shitterproof FL.X•O•CLASS Tl'lt Only Plastic Window Material th1t Carr'-s a Some HepubJicans ruMing tor Con~:~,r~sH ttre trym~ tu plh the laue• ··porK barr~1 ' <..'On~r~;)· in January 1989. Hi~ attaCk man" un uemuciiittC uppunefius coming late in lhr t:i:tmpaJgn was seen as a desperattun wno Clre acuve ·lh anouunc~g le<l~fitt Cover Your z.,.,., euartf'lttt. The name fltK •O·Oiass is printed on the edit for your protection. tion out anotner aoubiB dautroad fntere!lts are Jlot get- numy voLen:l wii~' t~uJ the ~II)' una Uciled &boul the pro- I that ••rv" tedel'li'HI~~~:II ~ W"t !!;,·.~~ v."~ h:.... t canaJ evtm tnoua:n 1t IS Llfti.Jil· mna .. fLEX·O-GLASS At Your Local Hdwr. or Lmb·r. t\ltWMn, D · YuuliJ~WWD. -tUUI· tlllldo uppu•e the canal but """ 11 ,JJMI't u• llllyLuw6 ~..~ •• "~ ... wu. In • ~"" 'I'" '" I 6..aier· "• ........ '''" ¥ iii ~·•· •••r•· M&IU:t IIUA 1ill t'ameror t..tn•i fONIGHT tnru TUISOAY 0<1. Y-10•11 "fllcJtlliK II.IW .lhat'W.eeD IJ l:SUIIIVMU ».4 J n.tfl; \Ito frt&: KA.:ii ..., 'tU ~~;~Inure &.All'' ~ICAQ Tecl'lnk.aer tanoon-1te1a ICUI"iMr• lpttd~ Gon ..lti · ....'Cw::H:r.;j;:.,.:o:1:::,'l!1 ilo::::"'·:10.In~~:::,,.,.::::,::. '-'"· 1.-1~ llill u~!ll'l IG make • lillie neauww) throul!h ~ongms under gutUanct ot ·ltep. 1\Uchael J. lltlle ne.. 1o get exctU!d olnce they lee! it Will De I 1001 bewre 101,a1 su~ernmtnto c'OIIgll up tne mllliona needed 111 match ,, ,, SEE IT TODAY Opp. 8&0 Depot UIAlfl¥ QlblllClti •· 8.S W I I 1 •ftiltiftit Here Is the answer to many a housewife'a· dream-floors that can take real punishm811t, and ei>me up looking shiny! DEVOE Porch & Floor Enamel Is a touJh • alkyd paint, made to take a beating. It resilts day-in traffic or the rough elementsofweatller. ' "'I''"~ Pick your Own 11011-fadlng eolor ••• an4 palijt the easy way. .....- TONI~HT "PROIIIIISti ' HIR AHYTHINII'' Warren Jleitty ' Loolle Caron iTecbQ1eulor) -und~ · , "!HI swoR~.o'·:t ,., ALt.aAitA "<1 <11 · <~orofi ,·~'~ " r~u.rement Ul Jt!hH!¥ leucnu JL_____._...;;"'""'·j!J;::;!:::~~~~:J • #!• I!Jjo"""'ll!lll......'!"••••lllllilll\lli!!lll!!io;.iil!l!iii""".O..~"'II!r· . " ., Pt. P...llliif �.. ,·,·---~-- --~~ZQf'.~~ " .' . . j,l ........:.:.~"- _ ·~··---~~;:.;:.:l.."~..:..;,;:;;.:.,.;.~~{.$.;::;:!.~....:.J~:!~· ,..o; •~'"'"'M'"";"~"'·!!~"-'·t:."--· ~··' ' :.'\ ' ' ·' •"•' ). '• ~· I < : .,,••·'' \l ' ' ' ' I· l:ili Ml I'UBt.ISH'tD llY THE OHIO .T.ere's Some Hope@ Suntmit Talks. Chesttr Tan11thl!l, Ex.e. rdllor i)wigbl Wtlhl!fholt. EdliO! Huhorl Willo!l, Jr, M~ £dllot Upn ~UBLISHINC· COMPANY ltichard S. OIHn, Publtshtr /tlfllll E: Oi>nl!n, Aclv Otr. 'V11'11GII·D'flllltSI, jWv, /rlfll', Bat News for Unholies ' "I!Oly Batman!" Robin didn't ..y it. · Nor did a cl!rtiY• man, actually. But the Rev. Or. Robert E. Ter\VIlllser of All Saints Episcopal Church In dO'in· , town New York did refer recenUy .Jt,- '!!le-. vlsion'l lncl'!dlbl~ auper-~upe1111ill ••• I "practical mes!lah" ani! at ''a OIViot"' who comes In from aho~e to reacue the victims o1 malignant power with absolute . ·sood· aess." 4 Ike Tkkes 'Unele'Role 1l ·· I , 8. wlll'I'B j . · , lll0mln8 Manila meeting m. !~:e:: :.~~ · ' ·~ --• b ll!llitl&bt Ill :..tM~:-.: r::1~~:~~~~:; It IS In the Manila conference be aJ. ence to nalloni wb Ch Ul decent """'"' 7 , 10 fact being forced .to adopt 1111 lowed IIi open on. the ,l"lltl'al many tllnes belo,., · ao!ft~ unduly akopllcat line, ·tullY assumption ~~ .fi:~·:.:-d the me~ ~ of Did old tteillu, and ·Prtllldent Mll'COII JIOII!Ibllil)' oJ prollflill 10- yantlna the u~k~etl;: :t"~!; and that thf' refuSal Uncle Sam hat dndOIIDIIdly ll· of lhe 'PhlllpP!nll pmoneUy... 1~ ward peice With hollOt In Yltt or a meuure ~of tbl• countl')'' 10 turrtnder In ready done great datlllfl to a11 ·1hla In the narne .ol1 •·rtgbt 11 Nam Is now faintly, and Ulnill- ~~ many times hum · . and ldvince to ""mmunlllt lit- lhe meeUbl's chancea. It Ia to dtlllllt'' . IOilt IInce catriH . ly eJTI~ralng, this tim• . Jrqm ·~ made shY· · lillilila Ia riot'~"!be eqlllVIItnl of nol easy to aee whJ · theae to Ylolent P!rometl atver b1o ·the seveh . naUon sumrillt cOn· Amerjcjlll 0 111 IS · ~~e 111111 UJU'etaonablt; Or CiJUJIIrtet lhoUid draw the St!~· fort ·~ 1.' 1 chalnnln of lht r~ren~ Initiated by_. Presld&lli In consequence pr~ rno11.l1 se!ttj'l bOwling Ne~~: al6r's I!Ontempt for npj!o(y b&- Foreign Rtlallona Commlttn. Fe~lnand Mbarcos ol lhe I> • :.:r~e optlmlthe:;:s In tbls Left manege lo 16 smear the8.. 1ng friend! Ill Alita or the Unit. 'l'he' only ttuly bl'llhl 11011 In lpplne ltepu lie. . IIJ1lOI! aheld of time u to ed State - Australia New . · Agaln 8~ 90 many . tlmea lllflnltal)' delicate affair. ~ rel th mmll before ?..ealand South Viet H.hl Thlil· the whole tltuatlon Ia that II before, ' however. on · . other Still, even within the 1":18~ an~bOO; 11 ~b:: to clllnb II? land, So;nh Korea arid the Phli· bqlns to appear that Fulbright hu al last carried lhlnl! 100 1110ves toward pracUcat ne&o- diplomatic .~mmunll)' In ·~ 11 . 11 without uample In lpplnes. uallons, the . prospect. fo~ ,use- tnstoo. which Is skeptical Y American hllloi'Y tlutt auch 1 Nor Ia It easy to .see why far even ror some ot hla old lui result1 from thil meeting II profeulon, Manl~~ be~lpr~ question need~' to bl tidied and ther~ must Inevitably Ill! 111111& assoclctes In what really II ·~ou~ed over. .It is , being valely seen aa o ng I eaa It 11 ad beyond beUel th~l In- thing aputtoua or cheaply "~ limply 1 aet-out-oi·Vlel Nam real , of course, by the some opportunity for some deed ~~ mglt be Fot the IJit. Utlolll" In the daclsion of lbe movement. .Clearly, this II 1 autl>maU belligerence of the ldncl cl Openlnl toward de- IC&ble fragme~t led by SilL aenn to like .ounhl toaethtr true of ao slgnlliciDt ftcure aa Communist aggressors; but per- cent settlement. th d WUU.m Fulbrll!hl of Arkin· Ill 1 desperate efforl to lind 1 Mansfield, who Ia surely no hapa more importantly by the .ID • word, for once 8 e- • hatrmln 01 · tht Foretp Vietnamese aeeomJII9Cfatlon docile Doorm1t lor Prealdent lihrlll 1neers of the Uny bgt tached and habitually cynical mia;ons Committee 11 con- lbet might juat posllbly end 1 Johtllon. Manafield, lor one, still destructive isolatlonlst·pao- forelgtl oboerven hen ~ actan attack u~n ManUa Communist eggreeslon wttbout hll now made It plain that he lOst bloc In the Unitod States ually I bll more optlmlsre~~~~~ 80 reckleu 11 10 repel ev1n broadenll\s ·• nasty ll necedary wDI have 110 part of the •'Senate. Ina optimism as • Oilier table Senile r.tlllcs 00 wer tempt to deride the Manll1 The Johnson Administration, lenil, than an! American oWe· VI t N~m such as the Demo- N~r Is It easy 10 measure mesUng Ill advance, and thll accordin&IY is ~Y neccesslty tala U.emselves. cr:tlc leader, Mike Mwlleld. the degree of harm previously circUmstance ahould be belplul, 11 playlllg down ..ail hopll for ally· ., The great eland ~"'du. Fulbrlghfa preutlo refer. done tO an 1llianca of pretty indeed. .IJilng specttcular from the ..on comes own · . . - - ~ 4-The Bunda)! Tlme..Senllne~ Sunday, Oct. 0, 1888 Court cited this language: "The principle that Just!"' cannot ,survivo behind walls or silence ills lonl been reflected in the 'Anglo-American distrust lor secret trials' . A reaponslble preBB has always been regarded .u the band· malden of effective judicial admlnlstr• tton. espcct•IIY In the criminal ftllld.. Us function in this regard Is documenled by an impresr:li\'e record of service over s.ev era! centuries. The pms doea not sl y publish inlormetlon about trials but g rds against the miscarriage of )Qilce by 'sub· jeottns the pollee, prosecutors, and the Ju41clal proceaa to extensive public aero· tiny and criticism . '' Yes, the revers'! Itself because of "Inherently prejudicial . publlcll)'" has had reverbel'll)lona thfOushout the naUon. Pollee !Mr . to question ~uspec!f, let .. atone tell the Inquiring reporter the pertinent details about a crime. Prosecutors "dum· my up" rather than prejodice .their own effort• by tile threat of revertlal. Judges malte arbitrary rulings · which close the channels ol inforrtlatlon, and justify II all by the Sheppard decl!)on. At the base of this t• the lack of fallil ot the courts In the lntesrJiy of It! oWn people and In the hODeslj 'of jUJ'Orl. It may become the duty o( l!!e · pl'ela: lo prove to the courts that in thiS ~ay, the Qnjnlormed man II so danget'OW!Iy · out of lotich wl)h the mainstream of tile thll' he Is suspect - and that a juror, ·~en thotllh prejudiced by pre·lrlal news conrqe, cao and wlll discard that prejndlce when so In· structed by tbe court. , In the court " . Meanwhile the press, tho «UUcnan of We now find press freedom m t head· freedom, must guard Its 0'1!11 ways th1l to-head contro~tatlon with the right )o lair the rfibt to · a fair trlti' Ia 11()1 bniticeaW.: trial. There art tJtose who would mtntmlze Uy preJudiced by the name-calling head· this conflict bul It ls real and it is danger· line, or by thf lrultle!S exploltaUon ~f 111-.. ous. In lhis very decision the Supreme !ormation no: admissible 10 · lhe trial: We, who exercise the Freedom of tbe Press In the name of the public, mtist lit ever worthy of the trust lmpoeed upon fll, . Ta OO.ervln~ Nadona! Newspaper Week In 19116 ;Oct. 9.151 the readers of newspa· ·' per• should be rea"ured by at least one •u~M~antial gain In the never-ending flgbt .I for freedom ol the press. That milestone Is the pas,.ge by Congress and the SlgD· • lnR by th, President of .the federal open records law. This culnunated a 12-year f"'!IIP&ign by the press under the leader: . ship of that great fr•end ot freedom, Con gre.Sman .John E.; ~"'' of Sacramento, Calli. ·· · . Henceiorth .the burden of de!endmg seorecy wilt,.. he 00 those who would with· hold information. Heretofore the reporter has had to iustlf)' his righ\ to access. This action rellects the eloquent ion· l!liage of California's open meeting law. and the clfar mtent of similar taws, \nclud· lng Ohio's: "The people ol this state do not yield their sovereignty to the agencies which.. serve them. The people, m detegat. ing authorilv do not give thOir public ser· van!! the right to decide what is good for the people to know and what is I!Qt good lor them to know . The people Insist on re'maining inlnrmed so that they may retain control over the Instruments they have cr.. ted.'' On the other side of the year's ledger Is the Sheppard case In whloh the United Statea Suprome Court reversed ' I 19M '1 Cleveland murder conviction "sM~e the , • state trial judge did not fullill .his duty to '-' protect Shepp!lrd from the Inherently pre)· udiclal publicity which saturated the com• n!unity and 00 control disruptive tnnuen~ i J'l9H~ - AI · = .u'fllhe r :cling q;m Read ALL About It! ,. Washington By-Line ' . ~ ' . 50 Years Ago on the River '. ' " ., • One Body of 1916 Tragedy·Fuund Eig~(.:Montbs After ExploSioli' BY DICK THOMAS Sixteen ltves were lost when the towboat Sam Brown exploded at Huntblgton, W. Va., In February of 1916. All the bodies were not reoovered Immediately. In fact, the body of the last of the 18 crewmen killed was not found until eight months Inter, Finish of the story oJ the tragedy was told in thiS brief item in the River News of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune of Oct, 6, 1916: The last victim of the tow· bo~l Sam Brown explosion, WhiCh occurred on the Ohio River opposite Huntington last February, was identified as Charles H. Robinson, a fireman of Middleport, when an undertaker exllumed the body which was buried In Henry's cemetery at Ironton. The body was shipped to Middleport. The body p>ssed through here. last Thursday enroute to Middleport. Here are bits of other Interesting River items taken from _the _!l!e• ~f the Tribune 50 years agn: . IS repon. ed that many steamboat mates and firemen in this section wiU g~ into the Ul!ion which ·bas just been organized at Pl. Pleasant by Mate Jobn Vickers, a Karmwha River towboat man, as president. The men hold the situation of operating the tow· boats practically in their own hands. If they should be order· ed to strike it would mean a lie-up oJ .all river craft. Towboat deckhands & firemen now receive more wages than engl· neers on some ot the large pack· ets. The towboat engineers receive much higher wages than packet men. It Is said efforts will be made to organize engi· neers in this section. 8epl, 19, 1911 - It b Sept. 25, 1918- Labor is verY scarce again on the packets. We have heard of captains, boat ownert1 and other officers rousting in order to keep the boats going. Deok crews on the packets receive all the way from 85 cenu to one dollar per day and board, and tbe7 art . posltlnly refused to 10 011 1 upected t.j wo~k at aD l!OW's ol packet at scalea of ~ a month. the night and day with a .busty The oWDer of the Wabaah phon. mat! to drive th~. It looks Uke ed llere from Portsmouth for \be rouster le finding 10me otllenglneen but dl4 aot iel them. er vocation in whicb 1o make 1 E. P. Matthews, ownor of the Uvellhood. Labor on shore conWabash, Is Ill lei 10 bavle offertlnuea to be In sreat demand at ( ed $'15 a month for an engineer. ~o ancl three dollan ,per day. The excurslo• &lellllltr flom. A change i.IJ coming oa the rlver Smith Is adverUsed to enter eras regards lo the labor que• the Cincinnati · LouiSVIlle lrad1 Uou. next Saturday 11!01'111Dc, Oct. 7. · Federal Inspectors, It Is said, The SrrUth In command ol Cap. !lOW permit engineers and pilots Ialli William Lepper will leavt to stand walch aa long&! they the Broadway wharf every elbere willing, to anywhere !rum er day at 8 a.m., making 1 41Y· 1!-24 hours. There was a IbM light run We pre.ume· the · years back whsn every officer Homer Smith wiD be t!onlldetand all deck crews stood regu· ed an· opposiUoo boat to Com, lar watches, except In calles of modore Laidley's LouiS.uie • emergency ll'llen every man Clnelnllatl Company steamers. would be called on. Much betCompany steamerS, !hi City ter oonclltions and much better of Cincinnati and the City of wages now prevan on lowbonta. Louisville, which lean tht Better wages will bring a bet· wharf at the loot oJ Main St., Is' class of men back 10 the alternat!ly at i p.m., !lllklnr river on many of the packeta. the run at night. A line of gasoline hoau hu beea llghUnr Oct. I, 1911 - Gallipolis engl. the Laidley line for aeveral neers bave refused jobs within the Laidley line for several the past few days. They want mootha between Cincinnati ud $90 a month and several have Madison, Ind. ~EWSPAP£RS MAI<E A.§!§ DIFFERENCE IN P~OPLE.'S L\Vf.S :.,,. . . u ...·-r·,·o''N ' ·A·L· Y$.,/.f'!iHstice u~ ' ··! .«1. D. THOUGHTS · ., I FIRST 25 PA,CKAGES MAILED- 12 members of GallipoUs Girl Scout Troo11 218 packed 25 boxes lor "Op· exation Yule'' Saturd:w morning at the Gallipolis Post Office. The boxes contam ite~ lbr Gallla count;J ser· vicemen stationed in Vi~t Nam. Each box included a brief message from Rev. H)lglley Jones. Postage 4ees for the .fjrst 25 ,boxes were furnished by Louise rink, · The Gallipolis Post, VfW, and Waldo Brown~ Ev· ans Packing Co., furnished the cartons, and G. C. Murp hy Co., the metal The project began Oct 1, and officials hope to have all names and addresses of Gallla men stationed in by Oct. 20. .., 35Persons Are Placed In Jobs KYGER CREEK FFA boys attending the National FFA Convention In Kansas City, Mo., this .week are Mack Layne, John Shaver, Steven Needs, Ed Reese and Kenny Buckley. They are being accompanied by Ralph Needs, advisot. , WORLD ate. • teJ *'.; I. •' 111·_., L,. IIIII IIIIo ol6 packet Bostona ,. Man 'p·rove · dfor aII r·JDle· ·Who Say·g_ 'I Can't Do Anythin~ About It' ::::t!:~:::.n::J m:,~ov~= ~ '\J. t' .Oet. f, 1111 - The Greenwood was loaded wltn GaiDa county applet tor Cincinnati ~u· Weclnada)' nlgbl. Between here lnd HIIDifDIIot! o•· er 1,118 berrela. were put oa the packet. Od. .t, ltlf - 'l1te .covern· meat ateamer Iroquois on 1 . IIUI8 pulling tour llld over bore ·Sunday, · Pilot Lee Biagi, 1 young 'Gallipollo boy, I• on tht Iroquois and Is tnaldna Jood. Enalneer William Handley, the oldeet in government serv· lee lnd 1 fllle old l'iJ!Uemaa, Is in chars• ot the marhin•ry on the Iroquois. Captain Hand!e)' was engineer oa the lam· " . eta oil .the rfyer 111 lhelr ' " '"'' Since tbeu pa~ hlft Jiecoma eilll!ad lnlcle. Captain l!andleJ mucb omaller and much alower.~ i Is conslderad one of the mot! · Tbe Wbite Collar Line bolljf ·1 capahle entlhftr• oa wes~ die Clncinnati • Pomel'of lrada ,J riven. ~ has supetlntended ~e • roundtrip ea. · . In lest lbe equipplnJ· of .everal of the than ttl houn and ,did Jf tlmea aeJi tleel bull sovernmeul more buslneu thai II done Ia 51e8IIIBI al ClnclnniU will\in these days. lbe ·past lew years, among them Captain Charles M. HollowaJ the Miami, Guyandotte and die commanded lbe Fleetwood. , { Scioto. He was on the beacon These fine hoall Mlln 1o ell.. . light tender Golde• Rod lor appear 20 .veers aack The B~/; ~: ' · . aeveral ye11rs. &andy IUld the Teletrraph were ' The Iroquois will remove the las! big s!dewheelel'l 10 bl · IDIDY sna¥s that floated out built for the Pom1!1'07 trade. ~ Into the Ohio River u result Both boats were shjn1 Uved, . · ·..• • h of lhe late cloudborst Oil the tilt Bll SandJ borDiJ11 at-·~·'f'•. ,!P upper Ohio. clmlati and tile TelecrtJIII bit- . n.n II •• ·lalenallag tlnr a rock7 lborl 'llld tilk!IIIJ Item ahoul · the famoua· FleetlD nry dlep lfiW 1 fo mo. wood, which raa in the Pomctbove LouiSYille. ' roy · Cincinnati trade, 100 year~ The C II 0 ucl lbt B • 0 ago, taken from tile Tribune rallroada !lllde 1 bll eluuJCe Ia Rive~ News of Oct. 5, 1916: the aletml)olt IMw'DIIIf betwThe Fleetwood made tbe fastClllclDUtl, Oalllpolls 1111 Pitt. ett run on record 110 years ago blirg. There 11"1 llllM ~ · · between Cincinnati arid New who belltn II *'U eome blck Richmond. The Fleetwood, Bo• again 10me daj with some IIH, tona, IUld Telegraph, aU fill Iaiit lidewileel«'' tl 1111 11 sidewheelen of the White Co(. large a IJpl u the bollltl lbt ,; IU: Une, were the fastest paek· old Wblte CoiW" Llal: 0111 in the ~ day• of the CiJ>. ' lelll,.,.. - ~ er ,: um-. News ftAPER :~ . ~~ I,;lid)eJ .·.la . ·IOI'JIIII', ~· b!Ju«bt . OUI llil C!JIIIpettiiOll be mi8!U b!IY !10111-' SmUll. Provtdlnc lhlt Jht lie lijltwheeler II . lor aalf. T h • Clncinnall • I.oui.vllle ,:'Pack~t Co.· II 1horl 1 aupply , b o 1 t iJnce the Cincinnati burned. The &mltb Ia .ret)orted to Iran had 1 , good ~eason in lbe ucnmon bUIIDess al Louisville lilt past 1ummer. · The Meigs~i~,·,~,. · News_/ Beat Of Romney are Faseinating ~· . ·: , ' ., The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Get I, 111111 I ·Barry's Undennining Acts By BRUCE BIOSSAT 'don Jobnsoa. WASiflNGTON (NEAl- Bar· W1 tlgnlla 10 like • minded ry GoldWIIter's attempt to pre· conserv11lvea do not ur. 110mmlt lbe 1961 Republlcarl eon- "Don't vote for Romney." The7 ftlltlon against Mlehlgan'l Onv. almply say, In effect: ~1 don't George Romney Is a faBclnat· think these people would ~C. lng endeavor - without pre~ for ltomney." dent In moclem GOP annels. Goldwals''s opposllloD, ladGoldwater keepi iaying tblt dentally, appears rooted Ia dJI. tile 1918 .onvenltun will bl pleaaure over the IOftl'I!Or'l largely a carbon copy of lbe refusal to clllllP8laD lor GoiO· ltM pro-Ooldlrlls' 11falr In lu water aa GOP prealdenlliiJIOIIIo delepte make-up and then ~In 1984, ud over llo!MIY'I s~~Dallnl poteiiUal daleptee presumed Ublrallem - lbOII&b that be htlrtll7 clisapprom of he II, In fact, au llmOII!D«efla. ftonutt1, · · able bleDII .olllberal and conThe 111&11 be II IIWII llloll servalln. • II, M 1be aalllllttlt,' . . lllt ~d ftollllley ~ntlhtll to · ..., Ill~ by nlk lid· tot malntaiD l4p party llllaft b lleP.I!bllCIIIIIo .....,., ~ poll prealdflltlll lllllbel', IIDIIil afll6. miriia ovv 81cUrd Nina II eyed llepubUe1n profellilonale nvPI)' t to 1. Ptll• alii ...., auggest lflat conUnued Ooldb Ill• Mlchlgaa ''"'"or lralllllll ter disapproval, telfll'lpbetl President Ulwoa tn11 11-41, constanUy 10 otlt$' tOIJerV• •boo Nlloa r1111 ..biDC L8J lives, would amoulll ID I · fltit. 11-43. aldll impulte. ,,'· These figures could, of course, It ttrlkM 111111 prollullllilll chiQga ratlltall)' qalnllt IIDm• u lncrltfible lhll IDJ lllljor . .. ney In the long month• between party leitlll' would lr7 to llalll •..: , 1111w and nominating NbC• tbt door on lftYIIIID who•mllht , on .or a !f91Slbly Ylci/JI»>d Ron- by tarly !Ill llafl • • · · llld ltealjBIIID Calllornll mlabl chance to Wlltlt ut.l. alter the eqaalion. AeiUIIIy, lbotllb. lltllt _,. Presumably, too Romney 1s 117 • ,,., lll!eds. not ,only to win 1 bl& rt dol lUI . . :lllrl7 Glldwalet, flecllon •.lblt Novomb8r but II IIINl mW Jlllb .. to rlst and wiD 101118 key p~ • tell .. ......., .... . r: ldenllll prtm4iw ID IM8. One Pa1'17 vetua U7l prt. · If he doea all this, however, vately that Ill ~ ~OO'k!lil- , bls poll statui aa the mott fl- tor'• rn1 foiiOWIIIJ It · '·-r J .., • Americans understood ,former Pre,ldiDI Eleenllower when he said the other . day •' that he '''would not automatically Preoli+ lftYihiDS," lnclud!Qg the ~ of , rtuclpir ..... ' ... •'· weepone, to bring the war IIi Viti Nom ' . ' . to an honorabl~ eonclusion. ' He was upressing .lfUJ!rations over U., .. unlruiUul cour1e of · ~ ·etruggle with a foe who his obstin1tely rilused eyeey Qflv Dl j ·, . ' The point Dr. Terwilliger was maklltg · negotiation we have made. It will. · tough. tO his congregation in an informal aS· '. 'VIta&lk· 't!.!trtoaig~et'arn.o-no~ense talk, the Jciml .. piece to his regular sermon what that. Bef. . • •• • Ill\ 1 110 rl'\ man provides a "much-needed emotional His wa~ not the vojce of a w.,mllucer '·' . . . and almost roligous" outlet for many VieW· or tyrant, bui that of' a man who de91ref . ' ' '' .. . ' · • ., .., 1 ers by performing "miracles'.' which ere peace as only a professiolllli soldier 'llho ' "the kind modem man llkea most .., n•· has seen war oln desire tt :. the vol~ of ' G,id~n supernatural but scientific.'' 1 onetime world leader who recentlY aald · th,t his greotett dllappolntmenl while 1n .l\.:.:.. "'"~ Dr· Terwilliger indicated that he, along offlce wu the failure ill hll quell ·tor ·Ill' . with virtually all Bat-fan>. Is intrigued by ternaUonal saleguarcls against war. the "Incredible devioes" !Bat-gaa, Beg • Yet in the oyes of IIO'eiUed ~eutrlll, nil! phone, Bat-mobile and other Bal-eyebut· to mention our enemies~ will the advocicj '. · . ~ tl as well. tor's contention that lhl 11161 ~ers) Batman employs to squash and of nuclear war b)' In AmeriCan of !teen,,, BY' ·I!IERONYJIIOUS jlivered to the Supreme Court Clarence Earl .Gideon, along Goldwater lltu1 Is Plllllni hint- delegate make-up wlll dllp.te squelch such fiendish foea as False Fa<lt! ho-·a allture IPJIW'· much dtlttHIIt. A ·vir/ often, Ill truth ·much the United Stltea, 1 with his freedom, also has the self In lhe pOsltloa of oppostaa. 1964 IS widely COJ;ttesled. . tile Joker, th• Rlddler, the .Penl\lln, the from the "belllaUo bllckmitll" we onae loti oileD, hurd lltltement Is tbe cilecl. "PetiUoa far Writ of satisfaction of knowlllg that as ftally, nearly two yean before Party officials uy lballn·t. Cat Woman, the Mad Hatt!r and the Oris· accused Comrade Khrulbcbev or pracUoly Ghoul, to name just a few. . ,. t; flmlllll', "But Otli· persllll can't tll'lrl" (~ for a result of his determination, eoavt!lfiOD lime, a polntlal cent conventions prior to 11M 1118 , do"IIIYihtna '•boutlt," m~e In lion ot ·• c . . b)' lbe ootlrtl and action the decision made In caedldate who IS ltday ·llld tbe delegate repeaters came ·to He emphast1ed tllat, aa delightful aa It "When )'(iu appeal <to !oret 1!1 em,. 41111 IJIIIklnl of ·~a. • wrlttan 011 prliCIIIIUPPiled Qldaon vs Wainwright will t'Ould be thea hil' party's best 45 to 50 per eent of the 10111. It 10 aee •uch •coundrela 1e1 Bat·ted dawn, tht poUclila of America abroad, then ·11 Thll conviction, wblclt Is beld piper by Gideon with 111 lltnl u 1 preeedent lor more -.etllng bet to overlunl The heavy Goldwater flood that i, !till second-rate to retia· no courl 1bovt' you," Ike added. b)' /MP ~tr 'of Alnerl• llllCI other 1hiD lhe fiw eomiJete juellce tor all the ytilr reduced the percentage of 1 What of the court of world opil!tont 'fttl C!lllfl 11 reariO'Palblt fu' 'moll boob of tile prllon Ubruy. · yesr te I!O!U. The nature of Christ'l ulatrepeatera It from 35 to 40 per 1 cour~ of :biiiO!l! 'nit ~111'1 of 'ov .own tbe rematna that he did men,top~era bealtiUOD to objtcl to, And IOIIIahow, lltllou8b lim~ ence is mysterious, I admit to ll'OtlliCI !6 per cenl consciences! ,,~on relil[fon and Batman ln practically the ar to apeet out tor, chanlee Ia lar petitions, orteo had · but this mystery meets the Ample tdart• llready ben Mr. Eltenltwer's etllellltnt II aU the '.' Hille breath, or at least In the same pul· Our !awe and cUIIOmt. And 1n d11111tNn the 20 yean lltnce , . wants of man. Reject It an~ the already ~n f!Oted by slltt mont regrettable when wt• · rlllltct· lhll 1~~ tve~ when voiced wtth tongue tn ''l .... - • !II llPI uto world Is an lnexpllcabl~ riddle:. ilOP leadel'l and otbers ~:;.a there are reelly no llt1tll lot nuclear wee- IUit me1;utt tot the failure court In Btltl v Brldy (31& ·~ thle Is the kind ol plu& that aends of 1 pat many 10tm to aptill hid njk~C tbe claim .. Wlllitl, lUI ,....,. • be- bellevi · It, and tlte h1story of co¥ shire ol the 1964 pro-(l\~Jtlpons In Viet Ntm, •vt Utile broWD ·111111 .., ..,.• . ~gents and performers Into orbit. jlllf •t tllir ~. the due lifOU• diUH cave lltm Ia • IIIAY 1111 N!Ula our race II lallslactorlly ex- wa~ delegates will not ;. f!e cowertna In !he ltmlle. Thert 11111 bl . Dr, Terwilliger should ever feel But' behind 111e tecenlty liltldl lltl guB1'IIIIIt of lip) Ia llltblll.'' - Jtllll U:tf. plalned.-NapoltoD Bonaparte, back. '11t! proportion' of ~ "no tubllltuto lor ·victory," bill then II of 8 practical plnchhltter to help pdllllclaed c1eat11011s of our·-h!Cb the court did decide to , Ira Is being estimated at fl!!lii. also ao ehort®t to ll and DO IU!fllltlla lor the religious war on evil, It lin'~ adJptlna llf'IIIIY to praellellJu.. JllitW to tma~tne who would be amons the cout, llldc!l glvt_a new meu- Gideon'• petllllll IIIII BCftftVfS !5. to 41' per cent. C' .. ·'nil tbtelt of 89Cl1U weapoDa mf!l' tut at pftlleclliJb 1,o 11to1e ~ II hil deltnil cille of JIIOit ~ 1 A convention With newco¥~, - h ill atab 1 bat, man. acare the North \'letlllmtlt.· .Notblna e.lae ec1 of la.:tlnekiJII, and tile able lall)'ll'l ol our country, , you aet the meesage, Satan! acldlfti to possibly 55 to 85 '" hu 10 flf, Unfortuntlely, II II mont lilt• realize wtrat oould happen! mCW!Ineilil. fa 1111111 to Abl Fortle.' ~nt of the total can b81'1fly lie lY to trtchleft nnl1 our trtende, or would- provide lec!ll ,etlaltllt*'lli lOr Ill llrom lllal lime on ZOWIEI CRUNCH! ·' dubbed 1 carbon of liM; na be lrllnde. · · ' accuH!f pei'IOIIt, ~~~lid~ a dlllll m DOt ·tlone .and lrlendleu ID •. If many new .choices aOOIY ¢1!11: . terror. of .events put IntO I!CIIotl b)' the lilt light. Before the case . .-vatlve leanings. Se~ Insistence of one m811. .: ID consideration In the .btgh professionals look, In tact, ffltt Not, as migbt be ex~, a court, a number tf capable ·· i'uster more flexible lhlll ~ man of great wealth, or of great yers had been enlisted tn .more dedicated to winning U.d lnfllience, or of knowledp. of affair, and the bence more receptive to .... laws and court procedures; in- eral of 22 states had agreed lleorse Romney or anybodystead, only 1ft unknown !!!an, lhe statement made by " who might look Uke a wlnnel'• - serving a sentence for bUW• l\ll)'..aen. of Mlllueeoll. I "' ry at the time, of slight educt- lltvt In lederallllll, and Uon 8lllj of less flnancia; re- rlebla too. But I also beUeve so.U:Ces. the bW-ol-rtcJlts," IIIII In fact his lack of financial e4, brlefa In .upport of (j~=~ staDclJng was the real cause of stand u imlcl curla,e U the acUon. For Clarence Earl of the court), , Gideon ' ciiB1'pd . with · lilt . And· on Mitch 18, robberY of a pool rooia In Pill- lltlmoUI decllioa. of all mttln-1 ama City, Sla., ill ·AUgUII· ·· of bera of the .ourt upbtld 1961, IM!iJ!& t11111ble to ~ · 1 «fa cillm that ''title III'IJCIII lawyer; .r11Clutlted ·Ute court to l1w" did ~lrt lhl,t 1111 ,~ supply onr. ·And· whfn the re- leridant be given the proteclltln quest was rlfuSIII on legal of legal eounael. grounde2>Gideon 'lltill Insisted Many of us have, at that :INW t'lmlllllutlon guaran- cllsagrtetl llltb the cleciJions IIIII a:· .lli~," that the the Supreme Court. · Milly "due, ptoess clauae" of the ul. hiM•open!J crttlcb:ltl · XIV Amendinent lncjuded the action of cllllarent jtllllefl, right to· oounsel. · · 6tie much-used crtllelam But hta ·~lalm was alae refu!. cla!ln lbat the justice ·of. the ed by FloridA'~ appellate and court Is tol)' to· IIJIIIWIII l ~>'JIO .lflat: .,an ,of•..-. Jalltlarv. 8. 111112 there was de- be valid. ' l ,. '... ' ' 1· • • . , Milestone Passed in Fi ~ht for Press'Freedom l • .. ' ' $ . ~·· ., '. ,,. ' )Uttb.V i ' ' ' .. ' 1 · ·u~ S. Scores PREPARE FOR HOMECOMING- Brnce Harreld, member of the GAHS varsity football team and the Gallipolis Hi·Y club', Ia pictured here painting the Blue Devils dressing rooni structure on Memorial Field in preparation for Friday's homecoming game tgainst visiting Nelsonville Ten members of tho club were engaged in the projecl Paint wu furnish· ed by Everett McMahon, ol the Central Supply Co. Larry Newman is the club'a ldvisor. Dauny Davin was in charge of Saturday'a llelllon. Meigs, Gallia Grape Test Plots Ope.n· for Inspee lion October 25 �.. ,·,·---~-- --~~ZQf'.~~ " .' . . j,l ........:.:.~"- _ ·~··---~~;:.;:.:l.."~..:..;,;:;;.:.,.;.~~{.$.;::;:!.~....:.J~:!~· ,..o; •~'"'"'M'"";"~"'·!!~"-'·t:."--· ~··' ' :.'\ ' ' ·' •"•' ). '• ~· I < : .,,••·'' \l ' ' ' ' I· l:ili Ml I'UBt.ISH'tD llY THE OHIO .T.ere's Some Hope@ Suntmit Talks. Chesttr Tan11thl!l, Ex.e. rdllor i)wigbl Wtlhl!fholt. EdliO! Huhorl Willo!l, Jr, M~ £dllot Upn ~UBLISHINC· COMPANY ltichard S. OIHn, Publtshtr /tlfllll E: Oi>nl!n, Aclv Otr. 'V11'11GII·D'flllltSI, jWv, /rlfll', Bat News for Unholies ' "I!Oly Batman!" Robin didn't ..y it. · Nor did a cl!rtiY• man, actually. But the Rev. Or. Robert E. Ter\VIlllser of All Saints Episcopal Church In dO'in· , town New York did refer recenUy .Jt,- '!!le-. vlsion'l lncl'!dlbl~ auper-~upe1111ill ••• I "practical mes!lah" ani! at ''a OIViot"' who comes In from aho~e to reacue the victims o1 malignant power with absolute . ·sood· aess." 4 Ike Tkkes 'Unele'Role 1l ·· I , 8. wlll'I'B j . · , lll0mln8 Manila meeting m. !~:e:: :.~~ · ' ·~ --• b ll!llitl&bt Ill :..tM~:-.: r::1~~:~~~~:; It IS In the Manila conference be aJ. ence to nalloni wb Ch Ul decent """'"' 7 , 10 fact being forced .to adopt 1111 lowed IIi open on. the ,l"lltl'al many tllnes belo,., · ao!ft~ unduly akopllcat line, ·tullY assumption ~~ .fi:~·:.:-d the me~ ~ of Did old tteillu, and ·Prtllldent Mll'COII JIOII!Ibllil)' oJ prollflill 10- yantlna the u~k~etl;: :t"~!; and that thf' refuSal Uncle Sam hat dndOIIDIIdly ll· of lhe 'PhlllpP!nll pmoneUy... 1~ ward peice With hollOt In Yltt or a meuure ~of tbl• countl')'' 10 turrtnder In ready done great datlllfl to a11 ·1hla In the narne .ol1 •·rtgbt 11 Nam Is now faintly, and Ulnill- ~~ many times hum · . and ldvince to ""mmunlllt lit- lhe meeUbl's chancea. It Ia to dtlllllt'' . IOilt IInce catriH . ly eJTI~ralng, this tim• . Jrqm ·~ made shY· · lillilila Ia riot'~"!be eqlllVIItnl of nol easy to aee whJ · theae to Ylolent P!rometl atver b1o ·the seveh . naUon sumrillt cOn· Amerjcjlll 0 111 IS · ~~e 111111 UJU'etaonablt; Or CiJUJIIrtet lhoUid draw the St!~· fort ·~ 1.' 1 chalnnln of lht r~ren~ Initiated by_. Presld&lli In consequence pr~ rno11.l1 se!ttj'l bOwling Ne~~: al6r's I!Ontempt for npj!o(y b&- Foreign Rtlallona Commlttn. Fe~lnand Mbarcos ol lhe I> • :.:r~e optlmlthe:;:s In tbls Left manege lo 16 smear the8.. 1ng friend! Ill Alita or the Unit. 'l'he' only ttuly bl'llhl 11011 In lpplne ltepu lie. . IIJ1lOI! aheld of time u to ed State - Australia New . · Agaln 8~ 90 many . tlmea lllflnltal)' delicate affair. ~ rel th mmll before ?..ealand South Viet H.hl Thlil· the whole tltuatlon Ia that II before, ' however. on · . other Still, even within the 1":18~ an~bOO; 11 ~b:: to clllnb II? land, So;nh Korea arid the Phli· bqlns to appear that Fulbright hu al last carried lhlnl! 100 1110ves toward pracUcat ne&o- diplomatic .~mmunll)' In ·~ 11 . 11 without uample In lpplnes. uallons, the . prospect. fo~ ,use- tnstoo. which Is skeptical Y American hllloi'Y tlutt auch 1 Nor Ia It easy to .see why far even ror some ot hla old lui result1 from thil meeting II profeulon, Manl~~ be~lpr~ question need~' to bl tidied and ther~ must Inevitably Ill! 111111& assoclctes In what really II ·~ou~ed over. .It is , being valely seen aa o ng I eaa It 11 ad beyond beUel th~l In- thing aputtoua or cheaply "~ limply 1 aet-out-oi·Vlel Nam real , of course, by the some opportunity for some deed ~~ mglt be Fot the IJit. Utlolll" In the daclsion of lbe movement. .Clearly, this II 1 autl>maU belligerence of the ldncl cl Openlnl toward de- IC&ble fragme~t led by SilL aenn to like .ounhl toaethtr true of ao slgnlliciDt ftcure aa Communist aggressors; but per- cent settlement. th d WUU.m Fulbrll!hl of Arkin· Ill 1 desperate efforl to lind 1 Mansfield, who Ia surely no hapa more importantly by the .ID • word, for once 8 e- • hatrmln 01 · tht Foretp Vietnamese aeeomJII9Cfatlon docile Doorm1t lor Prealdent lihrlll 1neers of the Uny bgt tached and habitually cynical mia;ons Committee 11 con- lbet might juat posllbly end 1 Johtllon. Manafield, lor one, still destructive isolatlonlst·pao- forelgtl oboerven hen ~ actan attack u~n ManUa Communist eggreeslon wttbout hll now made It plain that he lOst bloc In the Unitod States ually I bll more optlmlsre~~~~~ 80 reckleu 11 10 repel ev1n broadenll\s ·• nasty ll necedary wDI have 110 part of the •'Senate. Ina optimism as • Oilier table Senile r.tlllcs 00 wer tempt to deride the Manll1 The Johnson Administration, lenil, than an! American oWe· VI t N~m such as the Demo- N~r Is It easy 10 measure mesUng Ill advance, and thll accordin&IY is ~Y neccesslty tala U.emselves. cr:tlc leader, Mike Mwlleld. the degree of harm previously circUmstance ahould be belplul, 11 playlllg down ..ail hopll for ally· ., The great eland ~"'du. Fulbrlghfa preutlo refer. done tO an 1llianca of pretty indeed. .IJilng specttcular from the ..on comes own · . . - - ~ 4-The Bunda)! Tlme..Senllne~ Sunday, Oct. 0, 1888 Court cited this language: "The principle that Just!"' cannot ,survivo behind walls or silence ills lonl been reflected in the 'Anglo-American distrust lor secret trials' . A reaponslble preBB has always been regarded .u the band· malden of effective judicial admlnlstr• tton. espcct•IIY In the criminal ftllld.. Us function in this regard Is documenled by an impresr:li\'e record of service over s.ev era! centuries. The pms doea not sl y publish inlormetlon about trials but g rds against the miscarriage of )Qilce by 'sub· jeottns the pollee, prosecutors, and the Ju41clal proceaa to extensive public aero· tiny and criticism . '' Yes, the revers'! Itself because of "Inherently prejudicial . publlcll)'" has had reverbel'll)lona thfOushout the naUon. Pollee !Mr . to question ~uspec!f, let .. atone tell the Inquiring reporter the pertinent details about a crime. Prosecutors "dum· my up" rather than prejodice .their own effort• by tile threat of revertlal. Judges malte arbitrary rulings · which close the channels ol inforrtlatlon, and justify II all by the Sheppard decl!)on. At the base of this t• the lack of fallil ot the courts In the lntesrJiy of It! oWn people and In the hODeslj 'of jUJ'Orl. It may become the duty o( l!!e · pl'ela: lo prove to the courts that in thiS ~ay, the Qnjnlormed man II so danget'OW!Iy · out of lotich wl)h the mainstream of tile thll' he Is suspect - and that a juror, ·~en thotllh prejudiced by pre·lrlal news conrqe, cao and wlll discard that prejndlce when so In· structed by tbe court. , In the court " . Meanwhile the press, tho «UUcnan of We now find press freedom m t head· freedom, must guard Its 0'1!11 ways th1l to-head contro~tatlon with the right )o lair the rfibt to · a fair trlti' Ia 11()1 bniticeaW.: trial. There art tJtose who would mtntmlze Uy preJudiced by the name-calling head· this conflict bul It ls real and it is danger· line, or by thf lrultle!S exploltaUon ~f 111-.. ous. In lhis very decision the Supreme !ormation no: admissible 10 · lhe trial: We, who exercise the Freedom of tbe Press In the name of the public, mtist lit ever worthy of the trust lmpoeed upon fll, . Ta OO.ervln~ Nadona! Newspaper Week In 19116 ;Oct. 9.151 the readers of newspa· ·' per• should be rea"ured by at least one •u~M~antial gain In the never-ending flgbt .I for freedom ol the press. That milestone Is the pas,.ge by Congress and the SlgD· • lnR by th, President of .the federal open records law. This culnunated a 12-year f"'!IIP&ign by the press under the leader: . ship of that great fr•end ot freedom, Con gre.Sman .John E.; ~"'' of Sacramento, Calli. ·· · . Henceiorth .the burden of de!endmg seorecy wilt,.. he 00 those who would with· hold information. Heretofore the reporter has had to iustlf)' his righ\ to access. This action rellects the eloquent ion· l!liage of California's open meeting law. and the clfar mtent of similar taws, \nclud· lng Ohio's: "The people ol this state do not yield their sovereignty to the agencies which.. serve them. The people, m detegat. ing authorilv do not give thOir public ser· van!! the right to decide what is good for the people to know and what is I!Qt good lor them to know . The people Insist on re'maining inlnrmed so that they may retain control over the Instruments they have cr.. ted.'' On the other side of the year's ledger Is the Sheppard case In whloh the United Statea Suprome Court reversed ' I 19M '1 Cleveland murder conviction "sM~e the , • state trial judge did not fullill .his duty to '-' protect Shepp!lrd from the Inherently pre)· udiclal publicity which saturated the com• n!unity and 00 control disruptive tnnuen~ i J'l9H~ - AI · = .u'fllhe r :cling q;m Read ALL About It! ,. Washington By-Line ' . ~ ' . 50 Years Ago on the River '. ' " ., • One Body of 1916 Tragedy·Fuund Eig~(.:Montbs After ExploSioli' BY DICK THOMAS Sixteen ltves were lost when the towboat Sam Brown exploded at Huntblgton, W. Va., In February of 1916. All the bodies were not reoovered Immediately. In fact, the body of the last of the 18 crewmen killed was not found until eight months Inter, Finish of the story oJ the tragedy was told in thiS brief item in the River News of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune of Oct, 6, 1916: The last victim of the tow· bo~l Sam Brown explosion, WhiCh occurred on the Ohio River opposite Huntington last February, was identified as Charles H. Robinson, a fireman of Middleport, when an undertaker exllumed the body which was buried In Henry's cemetery at Ironton. The body was shipped to Middleport. The body p>ssed through here. last Thursday enroute to Middleport. Here are bits of other Interesting River items taken from _the _!l!e• ~f the Tribune 50 years agn: . IS repon. ed that many steamboat mates and firemen in this section wiU g~ into the Ul!ion which ·bas just been organized at Pl. Pleasant by Mate Jobn Vickers, a Karmwha River towboat man, as president. The men hold the situation of operating the tow· boats practically in their own hands. If they should be order· ed to strike it would mean a lie-up oJ .all river craft. Towboat deckhands & firemen now receive more wages than engl· neers on some ot the large pack· ets. The towboat engineers receive much higher wages than packet men. It Is said efforts will be made to organize engi· neers in this section. 8epl, 19, 1911 - It b Sept. 25, 1918- Labor is verY scarce again on the packets. We have heard of captains, boat ownert1 and other officers rousting in order to keep the boats going. Deok crews on the packets receive all the way from 85 cenu to one dollar per day and board, and tbe7 art . posltlnly refused to 10 011 1 upected t.j wo~k at aD l!OW's ol packet at scalea of ~ a month. the night and day with a .busty The oWDer of the Wabaah phon. mat! to drive th~. It looks Uke ed llere from Portsmouth for \be rouster le finding 10me otllenglneen but dl4 aot iel them. er vocation in whicb 1o make 1 E. P. Matthews, ownor of the Uvellhood. Labor on shore conWabash, Is Ill lei 10 bavle offertlnuea to be In sreat demand at ( ed $'15 a month for an engineer. ~o ancl three dollan ,per day. The excurslo• &lellllltr flom. A change i.IJ coming oa the rlver Smith Is adverUsed to enter eras regards lo the labor que• the Cincinnati · LouiSVIlle lrad1 Uou. next Saturday 11!01'111Dc, Oct. 7. · Federal Inspectors, It Is said, The SrrUth In command ol Cap. !lOW permit engineers and pilots Ialli William Lepper will leavt to stand walch aa long&! they the Broadway wharf every elbere willing, to anywhere !rum er day at 8 a.m., making 1 41Y· 1!-24 hours. There was a IbM light run We pre.ume· the · years back whsn every officer Homer Smith wiD be t!onlldetand all deck crews stood regu· ed an· opposiUoo boat to Com, lar watches, except In calles of modore Laidley's LouiS.uie • emergency ll'llen every man Clnelnllatl Company steamers. would be called on. Much betCompany steamerS, !hi City ter oonclltions and much better of Cincinnati and the City of wages now prevan on lowbonta. Louisville, which lean tht Better wages will bring a bet· wharf at the loot oJ Main St., Is' class of men back 10 the alternat!ly at i p.m., !lllklnr river on many of the packeta. the run at night. A line of gasoline hoau hu beea llghUnr Oct. I, 1911 - Gallipolis engl. the Laidley line for aeveral neers bave refused jobs within the Laidley line for several the past few days. They want mootha between Cincinnati ud $90 a month and several have Madison, Ind. ~EWSPAP£RS MAI<E A.§!§ DIFFERENCE IN P~OPLE.'S L\Vf.S :.,,. . . u ...·-r·,·o''N ' ·A·L· Y$.,/.f'!iHstice u~ ' ··! .«1. D. THOUGHTS · ., I FIRST 25 PA,CKAGES MAILED- 12 members of GallipoUs Girl Scout Troo11 218 packed 25 boxes lor "Op· exation Yule'' Saturd:w morning at the Gallipolis Post Office. The boxes contam ite~ lbr Gallla count;J ser· vicemen stationed in Vi~t Nam. Each box included a brief message from Rev. H)lglley Jones. Postage 4ees for the .fjrst 25 ,boxes were furnished by Louise rink, · The Gallipolis Post, VfW, and Waldo Brown~ Ev· ans Packing Co., furnished the cartons, and G. C. Murp hy Co., the metal The project began Oct 1, and officials hope to have all names and addresses of Gallla men stationed in by Oct. 20. .., 35Persons Are Placed In Jobs KYGER CREEK FFA boys attending the National FFA Convention In Kansas City, Mo., this .week are Mack Layne, John Shaver, Steven Needs, Ed Reese and Kenny Buckley. They are being accompanied by Ralph Needs, advisot. , WORLD ate. • teJ *'.; I. •' 111·_., L,. IIIII IIIIo ol6 packet Bostona ,. Man 'p·rove · dfor aII r·JDle· ·Who Say·g_ 'I Can't Do Anythin~ About It' ::::t!:~:::.n::J m:,~ov~= ~ '\J. t' .Oet. f, 1111 - The Greenwood was loaded wltn GaiDa county applet tor Cincinnati ~u· Weclnada)' nlgbl. Between here lnd HIIDifDIIot! o•· er 1,118 berrela. were put oa the packet. Od. .t, ltlf - 'l1te .covern· meat ateamer Iroquois on 1 . IIUI8 pulling tour llld over bore ·Sunday, · Pilot Lee Biagi, 1 young 'Gallipollo boy, I• on tht Iroquois and Is tnaldna Jood. Enalneer William Handley, the oldeet in government serv· lee lnd 1 fllle old l'iJ!Uemaa, Is in chars• ot the marhin•ry on the Iroquois. Captain Hand!e)' was engineer oa the lam· " . eta oil .the rfyer 111 lhelr ' " '"'' Since tbeu pa~ hlft Jiecoma eilll!ad lnlcle. Captain l!andleJ mucb omaller and much alower.~ i Is conslderad one of the mot! · Tbe Wbite Collar Line bolljf ·1 capahle entlhftr• oa wes~ die Clncinnati • Pomel'of lrada ,J riven. ~ has supetlntended ~e • roundtrip ea. · . In lest lbe equipplnJ· of .everal of the than ttl houn and ,did Jf tlmea aeJi tleel bull sovernmeul more buslneu thai II done Ia 51e8IIIBI al ClnclnniU will\in these days. lbe ·past lew years, among them Captain Charles M. HollowaJ the Miami, Guyandotte and die commanded lbe Fleetwood. , { Scioto. He was on the beacon These fine hoall Mlln 1o ell.. . light tender Golde• Rod lor appear 20 .veers aack The B~/; ~: ' · . aeveral ye11rs. &andy IUld the Teletrraph were ' The Iroquois will remove the las! big s!dewheelel'l 10 bl · IDIDY sna¥s that floated out built for the Pom1!1'07 trade. ~ Into the Ohio River u result Both boats were shjn1 Uved, . · ·..• • h of lhe late cloudborst Oil the tilt Bll SandJ borDiJ11 at-·~·'f'•. ,!P upper Ohio. clmlati and tile TelecrtJIII bit- . n.n II •• ·lalenallag tlnr a rock7 lborl 'llld tilk!IIIJ Item ahoul · the famoua· FleetlD nry dlep lfiW 1 fo mo. wood, which raa in the Pomctbove LouiSYille. ' roy · Cincinnati trade, 100 year~ The C II 0 ucl lbt B • 0 ago, taken from tile Tribune rallroada !lllde 1 bll eluuJCe Ia Rive~ News of Oct. 5, 1916: the aletml)olt IMw'DIIIf betwThe Fleetwood made tbe fastClllclDUtl, Oalllpolls 1111 Pitt. ett run on record 110 years ago blirg. There 11"1 llllM ~ · · between Cincinnati arid New who belltn II *'U eome blck Richmond. The Fleetwood, Bo• again 10me daj with some IIH, tona, IUld Telegraph, aU fill Iaiit lidewileel«'' tl 1111 11 sidewheelen of the White Co(. large a IJpl u the bollltl lbt ,; IU: Une, were the fastest paek· old Wblte CoiW" Llal: 0111 in the ~ day• of the CiJ>. ' lelll,.,.. - ~ er ,: um-. News ftAPER :~ . ~~ I,;lid)eJ .·.la . ·IOI'JIIII', ~· b!Ju«bt . OUI llil C!JIIIpettiiOll be mi8!U b!IY !10111-' SmUll. Provtdlnc lhlt Jht lie lijltwheeler II . lor aalf. T h • Clncinnall • I.oui.vllle ,:'Pack~t Co.· II 1horl 1 aupply , b o 1 t iJnce the Cincinnati burned. The &mltb Ia .ret)orted to Iran had 1 , good ~eason in lbe ucnmon bUIIDess al Louisville lilt past 1ummer. · The Meigs~i~,·,~,. · News_/ Beat Of Romney are Faseinating ~· . ·: , ' ., The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Get I, 111111 I ·Barry's Undennining Acts By BRUCE BIOSSAT 'don Jobnsoa. WASiflNGTON (NEAl- Bar· W1 tlgnlla 10 like • minded ry GoldWIIter's attempt to pre· conserv11lvea do not ur. 110mmlt lbe 1961 Republlcarl eon- "Don't vote for Romney." The7 ftlltlon against Mlehlgan'l Onv. almply say, In effect: ~1 don't George Romney Is a faBclnat· think these people would ~C. lng endeavor - without pre~ for ltomney." dent In moclem GOP annels. Goldwals''s opposllloD, ladGoldwater keepi iaying tblt dentally, appears rooted Ia dJI. tile 1918 .onvenltun will bl pleaaure over the IOftl'I!Or'l largely a carbon copy of lbe refusal to clllllP8laD lor GoiO· ltM pro-Ooldlrlls' 11falr In lu water aa GOP prealdenlliiJIOIIIo delepte make-up and then ~In 1984, ud over llo!MIY'I s~~Dallnl poteiiUal daleptee presumed Ublrallem - lbOII&b that be htlrtll7 clisapprom of he II, In fact, au llmOII!D«efla. ftonutt1, · · able bleDII .olllberal and conThe 111&11 be II IIWII llloll servalln. • II, M 1be aalllllttlt,' . . lllt ~d ftollllley ~ntlhtll to · ..., Ill~ by nlk lid· tot malntaiD l4p party llllaft b lleP.I!bllCIIIIIo .....,., ~ poll prealdflltlll lllllbel', IIDIIil afll6. miriia ovv 81cUrd Nina II eyed llepubUe1n profellilonale nvPI)' t to 1. Ptll• alii ...., auggest lflat conUnued Ooldb Ill• Mlchlgaa ''"'"or lralllllll ter disapproval, telfll'lpbetl President Ulwoa tn11 11-41, constanUy 10 otlt$' tOIJerV• •boo Nlloa r1111 ..biDC L8J lives, would amoulll ID I · fltit. 11-43. aldll impulte. ,,'· These figures could, of course, It ttrlkM 111111 prollullllilll chiQga ratlltall)' qalnllt IIDm• u lncrltfible lhll IDJ lllljor . .. ney In the long month• between party leitlll' would lr7 to llalll •..: , 1111w and nominating NbC• tbt door on lftYIIIID who•mllht , on .or a !f91Slbly Ylci/JI»>d Ron- by tarly !Ill llafl • • · · llld ltealjBIIID Calllornll mlabl chance to Wlltlt ut.l. alter the eqaalion. AeiUIIIy, lbotllb. lltllt _,. Presumably, too Romney 1s 117 • ,,., lll!eds. not ,only to win 1 bl& rt dol lUI . . :lllrl7 Glldwalet, flecllon •.lblt Novomb8r but II IIINl mW Jlllb .. to rlst and wiD 101118 key p~ • tell .. ......., .... . r: ldenllll prtm4iw ID IM8. One Pa1'17 vetua U7l prt. · If he doea all this, however, vately that Ill ~ ~OO'k!lil- , bls poll statui aa the mott fl- tor'• rn1 foiiOWIIIJ It · '·-r J .., • Americans understood ,former Pre,ldiDI Eleenllower when he said the other . day •' that he '''would not automatically Preoli+ lftYihiDS," lnclud!Qg the ~ of , rtuclpir ..... ' ... •'· weepone, to bring the war IIi Viti Nom ' . ' . to an honorabl~ eonclusion. ' He was upressing .lfUJ!rations over U., .. unlruiUul cour1e of · ~ ·etruggle with a foe who his obstin1tely rilused eyeey Qflv Dl j ·, . ' The point Dr. Terwilliger was maklltg · negotiation we have made. It will. · tough. tO his congregation in an informal aS· '. 'VIta&lk· 't!.!trtoaig~et'arn.o-no~ense talk, the Jciml .. piece to his regular sermon what that. Bef. . • •• • Ill\ 1 110 rl'\ man provides a "much-needed emotional His wa~ not the vojce of a w.,mllucer '·' . . . and almost roligous" outlet for many VieW· or tyrant, bui that of' a man who de91ref . ' ' '' .. . ' · • ., .., 1 ers by performing "miracles'.' which ere peace as only a professiolllli soldier 'llho ' "the kind modem man llkea most .., n•· has seen war oln desire tt :. the vol~ of ' G,id~n supernatural but scientific.'' 1 onetime world leader who recentlY aald · th,t his greotett dllappolntmenl while 1n .l\.:.:.. "'"~ Dr· Terwilliger indicated that he, along offlce wu the failure ill hll quell ·tor ·Ill' . with virtually all Bat-fan>. Is intrigued by ternaUonal saleguarcls against war. the "Incredible devioes" !Bat-gaa, Beg • Yet in the oyes of IIO'eiUed ~eutrlll, nil! phone, Bat-mobile and other Bal-eyebut· to mention our enemies~ will the advocicj '. · . ~ tl as well. tor's contention that lhl 11161 ~ers) Batman employs to squash and of nuclear war b)' In AmeriCan of !teen,,, BY' ·I!IERONYJIIOUS jlivered to the Supreme Court Clarence Earl .Gideon, along Goldwater lltu1 Is Plllllni hint- delegate make-up wlll dllp.te squelch such fiendish foea as False Fa<lt! ho-·a allture IPJIW'· much dtlttHIIt. A ·vir/ often, Ill truth ·much the United Stltea, 1 with his freedom, also has the self In lhe pOsltloa of oppostaa. 1964 IS widely COJ;ttesled. . tile Joker, th• Rlddler, the .Penl\lln, the from the "belllaUo bllckmitll" we onae loti oileD, hurd lltltement Is tbe cilecl. "PetiUoa far Writ of satisfaction of knowlllg that as ftally, nearly two yean before Party officials uy lballn·t. Cat Woman, the Mad Hatt!r and the Oris· accused Comrade Khrulbcbev or pracUoly Ghoul, to name just a few. . ,. t; flmlllll', "But Otli· persllll can't tll'lrl" (~ for a result of his determination, eoavt!lfiOD lime, a polntlal cent conventions prior to 11M 1118 , do"IIIYihtna '•boutlt," m~e In lion ot ·• c . . b)' lbe ootlrtl and action the decision made In caedldate who IS ltday ·llld tbe delegate repeaters came ·to He emphast1ed tllat, aa delightful aa It "When )'(iu appeal <to !oret 1!1 em,. 41111 IJIIIklnl of ·~a. • wrlttan 011 prliCIIIIUPPiled Qldaon vs Wainwright will t'Ould be thea hil' party's best 45 to 50 per eent of the 10111. It 10 aee •uch •coundrela 1e1 Bat·ted dawn, tht poUclila of America abroad, then ·11 Thll conviction, wblclt Is beld piper by Gideon with 111 lltnl u 1 preeedent lor more -.etllng bet to overlunl The heavy Goldwater flood that i, !till second-rate to retia· no courl 1bovt' you," Ike added. b)' /MP ~tr 'of Alnerl• llllCI other 1hiD lhe fiw eomiJete juellce tor all the ytilr reduced the percentage of 1 What of the court of world opil!tont 'fttl C!lllfl 11 reariO'Palblt fu' 'moll boob of tile prllon Ubruy. · yesr te I!O!U. The nature of Christ'l ulatrepeatera It from 35 to 40 per 1 cour~ of :biiiO!l! 'nit ~111'1 of 'ov .own tbe rematna that he did men,top~era bealtiUOD to objtcl to, And IOIIIahow, lltllou8b lim~ ence is mysterious, I admit to ll'OtlliCI !6 per cenl consciences! ,,~on relil[fon and Batman ln practically the ar to apeet out tor, chanlee Ia lar petitions, orteo had · but this mystery meets the Ample tdart• llready ben Mr. Eltenltwer's etllellltnt II aU the '.' Hille breath, or at least In the same pul· Our !awe and cUIIOmt. And 1n d11111tNn the 20 yean lltnce , . wants of man. Reject It an~ the already ~n f!Oted by slltt mont regrettable when wt• · rlllltct· lhll 1~~ tve~ when voiced wtth tongue tn ''l .... - • !II llPI uto world Is an lnexpllcabl~ riddle:. ilOP leadel'l and otbers ~:;.a there are reelly no llt1tll lot nuclear wee- IUit me1;utt tot the failure court In Btltl v Brldy (31& ·~ thle Is the kind ol plu& that aends of 1 pat many 10tm to aptill hid njk~C tbe claim .. Wlllitl, lUI ,....,. • be- bellevi · It, and tlte h1story of co¥ shire ol the 1964 pro-(l\~Jtlpons In Viet Ntm, •vt Utile broWD ·111111 .., ..,.• . ~gents and performers Into orbit. jlllf •t tllir ~. the due lifOU• diUH cave lltm Ia • IIIAY 1111 N!Ula our race II lallslactorlly ex- wa~ delegates will not ;. f!e cowertna In !he ltmlle. Thert 11111 bl . Dr, Terwilliger should ever feel But' behind 111e tecenlty liltldl lltl guB1'IIIIIt of lip) Ia llltblll.'' - Jtllll U:tf. plalned.-NapoltoD Bonaparte, back. '11t! proportion' of ~ "no tubllltuto lor ·victory," bill then II of 8 practical plnchhltter to help pdllllclaed c1eat11011s of our·-h!Cb the court did decide to , Ira Is being estimated at fl!!lii. also ao ehort®t to ll and DO IU!fllltlla lor the religious war on evil, It lin'~ adJptlna llf'IIIIY to praellellJu.. JllitW to tma~tne who would be amons the cout, llldc!l glvt_a new meu- Gideon'• petllllll IIIII BCftftVfS !5. to 41' per cent. C' .. ·'nil tbtelt of 89Cl1U weapoDa mf!l' tut at pftlleclliJb 1,o 11to1e ~ II hil deltnil cille of JIIOit ~ 1 A convention With newco¥~, - h ill atab 1 bat, man. acare the North \'letlllmtlt.· .Notblna e.lae ec1 of la.:tlnekiJII, and tile able lall)'ll'l ol our country, , you aet the meesage, Satan! acldlfti to possibly 55 to 85 '" hu 10 flf, Unfortuntlely, II II mont lilt• realize wtrat oould happen! mCW!Ineilil. fa 1111111 to Abl Fortle.' ~nt of the total can b81'1fly lie lY to trtchleft nnl1 our trtende, or would- provide lec!ll ,etlaltllt*'lli lOr Ill llrom lllal lime on ZOWIEI CRUNCH! ·' dubbed 1 carbon of liM; na be lrllnde. · · ' accuH!f pei'IOIIt, ~~~lid~ a dlllll m DOt ·tlone .and lrlendleu ID •. If many new .choices aOOIY ¢1!11: . terror. of .events put IntO I!CIIotl b)' the lilt light. Before the case . .-vatlve leanings. Se~ Insistence of one m811. .: ID consideration In the .btgh professionals look, In tact, ffltt Not, as migbt be ex~, a court, a number tf capable ·· i'uster more flexible lhlll ~ man of great wealth, or of great yers had been enlisted tn .more dedicated to winning U.d lnfllience, or of knowledp. of affair, and the bence more receptive to .... laws and court procedures; in- eral of 22 states had agreed lleorse Romney or anybodystead, only 1ft unknown !!!an, lhe statement made by " who might look Uke a wlnnel'• - serving a sentence for bUW• l\ll)'..aen. of Mlllueeoll. I "' ry at the time, of slight educt- lltvt In lederallllll, and Uon 8lllj of less flnancia; re- rlebla too. But I also beUeve so.U:Ces. the bW-ol-rtcJlts," IIIII In fact his lack of financial e4, brlefa In .upport of (j~=~ staDclJng was the real cause of stand u imlcl curla,e U the acUon. For Clarence Earl of the court), , Gideon ' ciiB1'pd . with · lilt . And· on Mitch 18, robberY of a pool rooia In Pill- lltlmoUI decllioa. of all mttln-1 ama City, Sla., ill ·AUgUII· ·· of bera of the .ourt upbtld 1961, IM!iJ!& t11111ble to ~ · 1 «fa cillm that ''title III'IJCIII lawyer; .r11Clutlted ·Ute court to l1w" did ~lrt lhl,t 1111 ,~ supply onr. ·And· whfn the re- leridant be given the proteclltln quest was rlfuSIII on legal of legal eounael. grounde2>Gideon 'lltill Insisted Many of us have, at that :INW t'lmlllllutlon guaran- cllsagrtetl llltb the cleciJions IIIII a:· .lli~," that the the Supreme Court. · Milly "due, ptoess clauae" of the ul. hiM•open!J crttlcb:ltl · XIV Amendinent lncjuded the action of cllllarent jtllllefl, right to· oounsel. · · 6tie much-used crtllelam But hta ·~lalm was alae refu!. cla!ln lbat the justice ·of. the ed by FloridA'~ appellate and court Is tol)' to· IIJIIIWIII l ~>'JIO .lflat: .,an ,of•..-. Jalltlarv. 8. 111112 there was de- be valid. ' l ,. '... ' ' 1· • • . , Milestone Passed in Fi ~ht for Press'Freedom l • .. ' ' $ . ~·· ., '. ,,. ' )Uttb.V i ' ' ' .. ' 1 · ·u~ S. Scores PREPARE FOR HOMECOMING- Brnce Harreld, member of the GAHS varsity football team and the Gallipolis Hi·Y club', Ia pictured here painting the Blue Devils dressing rooni structure on Memorial Field in preparation for Friday's homecoming game tgainst visiting Nelsonville Ten members of tho club were engaged in the projecl Paint wu furnish· ed by Everett McMahon, ol the Central Supply Co. Larry Newman is the club'a ldvisor. Dauny Davin was in charge of Saturday'a llelllon. Meigs, Gallia Grape Test Plots Ope.n· for Inspee lion October 25 �~ l •• > ... , •' ' ' .( ' .~\ear-long' Crintribution of· Shrubb~ry to Laridstape Beauty ReOOmmen~ I 1 &. ,\Jen~ Al'lc. ~ u the Golden llld red l!ld yellow twigs ol some «!!aniC mattrlal lor their Ill• IDs Ia neither out Of style, orfam'!llal. !0 locate II behind a ferllllw will speed " decom- eel height. Is II dl!flcull. · bilildlng, hedp or otller bar· PlSIII!io of the matetials. It will U the organic material Blue. Plllzer JUDipera or Blue dogwoods, the ll!lver IIJ'BY stems dens. . • Glllla Ceanl)> SprUce IIIII broadltal e - ol magnoHa, ll!e green Kerrla, Much .orpnlc III8Uff Is lost Many gardenen olmply plle ,, K )'0\l're CODSideriD& selliDI ~" . Jlld the e l - eolot ol ()G. .each y-. by ·lllu'Dina fan.tl Ill the le~ Ill the gardeft llld till sbme- drubl tide fall, 11111!1 VAllllft . lhl HydrMiil . _ ,lea"!'!'· ~:JG!I .~ tlloi!lleaves ·al)ow tllelb .I t deo:ompooe. Tbe doll'! seleet lhem 011 the bfllJ ftM!tto '*"'!fruit add a plelli- DOn't expi!ct !eiBOilal color · and•~tliOfl•plde them~ i!l ·mulUng material, Is known as ol only one reatur<> su.;h as the inC variel)> to lan<lscape!l with changes with only Ier&e !reel. the· ~ or use them •la ·a lealmokL_ Y~ can.,.. it fGr llo- whlell lull for 10 days ll!ch sbNI!t 1111111111111 tnes • !lome sbrubs and oman trees compoat pile; you'U be lmpmo. miJ:iDC with llllil when Y""'n 1o' two '~~Mao, a.,.. thole Dowering c:rabapple, Vlrlluraum cbanp colon la the allliJmD. lall the producUVI!Ill!ib of .J"'If aowlni IIOd, lransplautialllow. lhal'll corurlbu!A> to Vtur IIJlCI. Cotoneaster. and llfttllam. Ott loo. Elllllples are ~ rfll Wlnrl- soD. • el'llllli Yepllbles, prepariiii a toape an yl!ll' kmtl. llltereslhlg follqe nrlallons ell &!onymus, the Jllll'llle Black- 9ollle folks have llle idea lOll l!liDUre tor hou~e planll Ktn Reill.'ll, Oblo Slate UnJ. with purple-leaf plum, .aoJ<Im baw Viburnum, the golden witch that .~ compoat plJe Is "Cllll ol and, In many other gardening verslty horUC111turtst eoyo, "Yes mock onnae, Yl.ary Privet, hue!, and the red Oatleaf Hy- al,j>le JIOW lh~t so many ferij.· OIJ!I'atlona. 'II get yeai'IOUlld greeD color and variegated dopood. draD&elt- . llserJ .,-e available, may Maldng a compost pile ~ from hlgh quality ...rtreeM The beauty of stems or 1111gs SUCCESSFUL GARDENING also tblnk that compootiQII is a qlliNia lew more stepa. though. such . as Taxua and some jun- ore often overlookea, Reisch One' of the ~ encoun- laboriolla aDd . lim<-<:o011nniQII 00110 cit llbicb II diflicull. Flnl, ipel'l, but don't settle for these says. Yet a drab winter land· tered by gardeners m Oblo Is metbocl cl getting • llllpp)y of aeleej a loc!atloD lor the pile. It olone. Use oliCh narrowlellf ev- seape can be brightened wllllllle ~ an adequate supply of orglllic matter. Compoot . _ 1101114 IIIV8r be considered om' ' ' •' _ · ·. They ' ' New In f(!rming ·. 11 rier to ·~ II from view. aiao tdd lllllriellts thai will be dry, wet il doM! llofore apply. l1dl, put 'doWII a layer, G'to available later to the garden lng the fertiliZer and soil lay. I laallel deep, of any organie CiOJ!l! when the compost appH- ers, The materials must be material that you have availa· cation is made to the aoil. Use moist during the composing porbl4=. U11 maletlall, such as two pounda (onequartl of ferti· iod to hastm decomposition. 1--. 8l'bJ ellpplngs, straw, Uzer lor each 50 square feet of Leave the top of the pile llal and tpOiiW bay. The dimeno!Dns ourlace, For iMiance, use two 1or sllghtly concave to prevent of,d)II pile wm depend upon the pounds on a pile measu~ing ! run-off of rain water. amount of .material avaRable by 12 feet <68 i!quare feet). It mtiy take a year or mon ~ colflllOSIIils. A 3· or 4-lool After· adding tile fertilizer,! lor some materalsl to br e a I width Ia most desirable, and to apply a 2-· to !-Inch layer of down to tile point wllere thej flelllta&e "turning" of the pile garden aoil. The soil will stlm- become valuabl e as compost. a height of 4 feet Is enough, ull!te bacte!lal acUon·, aiding Turning the pile occasJonallJ '!'be leiiglh will be · determined deciompoattion of the, organic will ·speed up the pcocess ol by avaRablUty of materials. mateiia!. Alternate Jilyers of or· decomposition· and will mix tho ·)\Iter pulling dovm each lay- ganic matertal, ferUUzer and , materials, tlrus makine a moil er of «qanlc material, ag, ap. soil can be applied to Ule desir-'u• form compost. \ I I ' I I ' .'(! , Blair Homers, If MILTON BICIDIAN otrai&bl World Series triumph. lJPI 8porU Writer The Qrioles' victory was BALTIMORE (UPI)-TIJru. llchioved r;piaa Claude Ostoll Paul lllair, IIIIo Jpe111 . . , 111e &rillY, 27-)'elr.old lei~ most of hil childbood NOIIDc !lander who picbd the Dodgen for the Los ~ Dodpn. off the ftoor la a llmilar l'\lllled them Saturday with a desperalo lltualioll a yar ago, IIII!l llllllllg bomer whicb, a1oQ11 bot wu unable to do K this will! Wally Bunker's BIHilta', 11me allhoulb he held Ill• gave _the Baltimore or~ a 1- Orioles to three hits. f viclory llld their l\llrd Unfortunately for 01-, one of 11.- throe llltt he allowel durinl the amn' lnnlrlp he pitched. wa• Blair'> 4:11-foot homer into the tl!mporarJ seats behind the left eent« fi!ld ~ with two out in the fifth. Even ....., unfortunately for the slender Dodger IOUibpaw, his teammates <OUid <1o tirtuaJ. ly noddllg epirlll tbP 21-ye*old Bunk!!', who ei!ltla'ed ab: ·olesBla hila aod atruek oat fie same Ithe young Moat1111n IIIIo fll» Jllidlocrt IN nconl d •• llliddJo. ' number. _ · taktn out Ill the llllt!l iJIIllH__. IIoCIIeml lop 411'111 trouble more ·Maury Wills_ then laid don I And moll unfortunate, 1011 the opener, ~!Pins\ , ~ : "'-- ball the ,..., ~- perfect sacrifioe bunt, ~ only lor o.teen but aliCi for aD dalo, wbs llftadJ)ia.~t- iD serioul tnuble allbo be Davis to IOCUild and 1t laokld hit Dadl!l' l2lmlllatea, tboJ ao far ill lldl terloL . .. ,;tched 0111 el llhol ba" lib IIOUble trben Wea Partl:r now hive flilll" scorelo• Zl 'nie porfGrmauee by llui!Ur becolae a Ugb1 IJl!ll la the tilled a wniiiC field r... oonsocative in11JuC1 Ia Wodd epla elllllrlllllcled the fiOill!l'll tiChfb. . ·. . · ~ dowD the left field k Series play and tl>o oniJ lhbll pre-series imprwi<ll that the TIImmJ O.Yia, '-IIIII for s.ll,i!DOre shortBI<Ip Lllil left. for !111m II - · Oriole• bad no pifd1IDg. o..n, led. lllf lat frame widl 4paritjo, left _fielder CUrt In lhat GOO, the Orioles IIIII Buntor, ., 11-alld-ouD!r an bis oeecnl'.111tlljll pndl hit of Blefary · ~ third baoemon oend lelt·hander Dave JokllaJIJ, 1e11011 10111 wbo bad a , the sertes-a alogle up lbe lkvol<s I'OOiMOn lill converaed • Ule bill _. orilll .tl>o .,..;..., of 54,445 lioidiltgs ill eollfi'tilll bmdl. Aparil!io cbarJed ill~ lrom the pad< te glot~e the l!.ll boek-llllllied. ··" -Willie Davis tlien IIouncOid Olil 1o eod tlie iDniDg and In ti Bunlu!r s!leJll fl/111 llll Dodgers 1-2-3. BoxScore ••. r:· Ohio University Tops Toledo 21-6 ·· :Ji!~~s~1 ;=~~O:Y~ &:-The Sunday Times-Sentin~l~ ;~nday, o~;9, ~96~ ',· '- ·• ., \ VIION R. CARTER .. ii!I'IIU~~W!_!II~llc:_I!b~as~I0-~1~0.~10!:_.2Th~e:t================ \ Guard Now Against Prussic Acid Puisoning · 'lf· ~i ':> ."' ' ' ' II· . 'II; till ' F~RMAtC ..." ~: a.. lo ~ i . oil ite • ·c ~eig.~ • .Equipment Co. · e!., .... llo Reor Meigs G!tner•l Hospital ....,..;n.u7, · . • oi- .. ·.. YES ld " ' ' ,r ,. ·• WEDELIVERFQI Fanners are ell ·· Irish Captured Third, Army is IOMILES f · Reminded of Victim, 35 to 0 By ED SAINSBURY lJPI Sports Wrller SOUTH BEND, Ind. Nolra .~. polllltd 111 oge · !JUliN WOIIIIIr Hanral\} and a veteran Iter TIRES ·:~·s At...... lA. LIGHT BULBS ·~ SPECIAL SAI.E-23 CU. FT. N'W IMPROvED tr.,. ' ' FULTON-THOMPSQN . ~ IPICIAL tAll ' 19 cu. n. ' . ' ._,s42.9 Olt ' ' $1UJ ' J!jA MON'i'lil ' . P ·Q ·~EROY UtiOADII Pot I .... 2 .... 3 01 MOUc$11.0$ · ' ... .. ., ', PAT% ' SflO w.- The South DU:oll :lad Linda 10 1Wlll4 0. cause of lbe · irea'~ erodlcl condition and aol, u tome have behd, •ate ol !n-Juent stage coaeh rob- . benea dllriq the 111111 centUJ')'.. The le1111 '...d Ianda" is DOWlfllll l JPthe Ill~ _ , .,... . .10 . IIOIIdltl0118. rre11 n pers tllllnatad rtll 1 _ . Wben lbiY _..,.,tltll fill' bl<'1lllc fe~l!l SoQt.h Dakota Over 100·7H" 110. ONLY: . OR ... 51 PlilMONTH sn·•P:: -.Y·SIDE :COMBINATION ... CHEST FREEZER 52.)9 .. • ' ' J- lllllillnl!6 fiat . _ _ .,. :lli! - · ( I .I -·~ltMoiflt.- .• ~ CO.ot1.-P- Pn-211t -:~-· c........... . .' TRACTOR· SAliS SERVICE ................... • EcloiY, ROOFING, LAWN FERnUZER Muy b• Will Be .On Special Sale.Fro•NOwTIIIOct.15, 1966 . liTTER THAN MR IEFOREI Nki better than a <lip OYII' Army In the first satu!dQ and then coasted to 3>-ll erusher behind Its .• i " ' ',. ' ' ' .... ;- \ • t ~ �~ l •• > ... , •' ' ' .( ' .~\ear-long' Crintribution of· Shrubb~ry to Laridstape Beauty ReOOmmen~ I 1 &. ,\Jen~ Al'lc. ~ u the Golden llld red l!ld yellow twigs ol some «!!aniC mattrlal lor their Ill• IDs Ia neither out Of style, orfam'!llal. !0 locate II behind a ferllllw will speed " decom- eel height. Is II dl!flcull. · bilildlng, hedp or otller bar· PlSIII!io of the matetials. It will U the organic material Blue. Plllzer JUDipera or Blue dogwoods, the ll!lver IIJ'BY stems dens. . • Glllla Ceanl)> SprUce IIIII broadltal e - ol magnoHa, ll!e green Kerrla, Much .orpnlc III8Uff Is lost Many gardenen olmply plle ,, K )'0\l're CODSideriD& selliDI ~" . Jlld the e l - eolot ol ()G. .each y-. by ·lllu'Dina fan.tl Ill the le~ Ill the gardeft llld till sbme- drubl tide fall, 11111!1 VAllllft . lhl HydrMiil . _ ,lea"!'!'· ~:JG!I .~ tlloi!lleaves ·al)ow tllelb .I t deo:ompooe. Tbe doll'! seleet lhem 011 the bfllJ ftM!tto '*"'!fruit add a plelli- DOn't expi!ct !eiBOilal color · and•~tliOfl•plde them~ i!l ·mulUng material, Is known as ol only one reatur<> su.;h as the inC variel)> to lan<lscape!l with changes with only Ier&e !reel. the· ~ or use them •la ·a lealmokL_ Y~ can.,.. it fGr llo- whlell lull for 10 days ll!ch sbNI!t 1111111111111 tnes • !lome sbrubs and oman trees compoat pile; you'U be lmpmo. miJ:iDC with llllil when Y""'n 1o' two '~~Mao, a.,.. thole Dowering c:rabapple, Vlrlluraum cbanp colon la the allliJmD. lall the producUVI!Ill!ib of .J"'If aowlni IIOd, lransplautialllow. lhal'll corurlbu!A> to Vtur IIJlCI. Cotoneaster. and llfttllam. Ott loo. Elllllples are ~ rfll Wlnrl- soD. • el'llllli Yepllbles, prepariiii a toape an yl!ll' kmtl. llltereslhlg follqe nrlallons ell &!onymus, the Jllll'llle Black- 9ollle folks have llle idea lOll l!liDUre tor hou~e planll Ktn Reill.'ll, Oblo Slate UnJ. with purple-leaf plum, .aoJ<Im baw Viburnum, the golden witch that .~ compoat plJe Is "Cllll ol and, In many other gardening verslty horUC111turtst eoyo, "Yes mock onnae, Yl.ary Privet, hue!, and the red Oatleaf Hy- al,j>le JIOW lh~t so many ferij.· OIJ!I'atlona. 'II get yeai'IOUlld greeD color and variegated dopood. draD&elt- . llserJ .,-e available, may Maldng a compost pile ~ from hlgh quality ...rtreeM The beauty of stems or 1111gs SUCCESSFUL GARDENING also tblnk that compootiQII is a qlliNia lew more stepa. though. such . as Taxua and some jun- ore often overlookea, Reisch One' of the ~ encoun- laboriolla aDd . lim<-<:o011nniQII 00110 cit llbicb II diflicull. Flnl, ipel'l, but don't settle for these says. Yet a drab winter land· tered by gardeners m Oblo Is metbocl cl getting • llllpp)y of aeleej a loc!atloD lor the pile. It olone. Use oliCh narrowlellf ev- seape can be brightened wllllllle ~ an adequate supply of orglllic matter. Compoot . _ 1101114 IIIV8r be considered om' ' ' •' _ · ·. They ' ' New In f(!rming ·. 11 rier to ·~ II from view. aiao tdd lllllriellts thai will be dry, wet il doM! llofore apply. l1dl, put 'doWII a layer, G'to available later to the garden lng the fertiliZer and soil lay. I laallel deep, of any organie CiOJ!l! when the compost appH- ers, The materials must be material that you have availa· cation is made to the aoil. Use moist during the composing porbl4=. U11 maletlall, such as two pounda (onequartl of ferti· iod to hastm decomposition. 1--. 8l'bJ ellpplngs, straw, Uzer lor each 50 square feet of Leave the top of the pile llal and tpOiiW bay. The dimeno!Dns ourlace, For iMiance, use two 1or sllghtly concave to prevent of,d)II pile wm depend upon the pounds on a pile measu~ing ! run-off of rain water. amount of .material avaRable by 12 feet <68 i!quare feet). It mtiy take a year or mon ~ colflllOSIIils. A 3· or 4-lool After· adding tile fertilizer,! lor some materalsl to br e a I width Ia most desirable, and to apply a 2-· to !-Inch layer of down to tile point wllere thej flelllta&e "turning" of the pile garden aoil. The soil will stlm- become valuabl e as compost. a height of 4 feet Is enough, ull!te bacte!lal acUon·, aiding Turning the pile occasJonallJ '!'be leiiglh will be · determined deciompoattion of the, organic will ·speed up the pcocess ol by avaRablUty of materials. mateiia!. Alternate Jilyers of or· decomposition· and will mix tho ·)\Iter pulling dovm each lay- ganic matertal, ferUUzer and , materials, tlrus makine a moil er of «qanlc material, ag, ap. soil can be applied to Ule desir-'u• form compost. \ I I ' I I ' .'(! , Blair Homers, If MILTON BICIDIAN otrai&bl World Series triumph. lJPI 8porU Writer The Qrioles' victory was BALTIMORE (UPI)-TIJru. llchioved r;piaa Claude Ostoll Paul lllair, IIIIo Jpe111 . . , 111e &rillY, 27-)'elr.old lei~ most of hil childbood NOIIDc !lander who picbd the Dodgen for the Los ~ Dodpn. off the ftoor la a llmilar l'\lllled them Saturday with a desperalo lltualioll a yar ago, IIII!l llllllllg bomer whicb, a1oQ11 bot wu unable to do K this will! Wally Bunker's BIHilta', 11me allhoulb he held Ill• gave _the Baltimore or~ a 1- Orioles to three hits. f viclory llld their l\llrd Unfortunately for 01-, one of 11.- throe llltt he allowel durinl the amn' lnnlrlp he pitched. wa• Blair'> 4:11-foot homer into the tl!mporarJ seats behind the left eent« fi!ld ~ with two out in the fifth. Even ....., unfortunately for the slender Dodger IOUibpaw, his teammates <OUid <1o tirtuaJ. ly noddllg epirlll tbP 21-ye*old Bunk!!', who ei!ltla'ed ab: ·olesBla hila aod atruek oat fie same Ithe young Moat1111n IIIIo fll» Jllidlocrt IN nconl d •• llliddJo. ' number. _ · taktn out Ill the llllt!l iJIIllH__. IIoCIIeml lop 411'111 trouble more ·Maury Wills_ then laid don I And moll unfortunate, 1011 the opener, ~!Pins\ , ~ : "'-- ball the ,..., ~- perfect sacrifioe bunt, ~ only lor o.teen but aliCi for aD dalo, wbs llftadJ)ia.~t- iD serioul tnuble allbo be Davis to IOCUild and 1t laokld hit Dadl!l' l2lmlllatea, tboJ ao far ill lldl terloL . .. ,;tched 0111 el llhol ba" lib IIOUble trben Wea Partl:r now hive flilll" scorelo• Zl 'nie porfGrmauee by llui!Ur becolae a Ugb1 IJl!ll la the tilled a wniiiC field r... oonsocative in11JuC1 Ia Wodd epla elllllrlllllcled the fiOill!l'll tiChfb. . ·. . · ~ dowD the left field k Series play and tl>o oniJ lhbll pre-series imprwi<ll that the TIImmJ O.Yia, '-IIIII for s.ll,i!DOre shortBI<Ip Lllil left. for !111m II - · Oriole• bad no pifd1IDg. o..n, led. lllf lat frame widl 4paritjo, left _fielder CUrt In lhat GOO, the Orioles IIIII Buntor, ., 11-alld-ouD!r an bis oeecnl'.111tlljll pndl hit of Blefary · ~ third baoemon oend lelt·hander Dave JokllaJIJ, 1e11011 10111 wbo bad a , the sertes-a alogle up lbe lkvol<s I'OOiMOn lill converaed • Ule bill _. orilll .tl>o .,..;..., of 54,445 lioidiltgs ill eollfi'tilll bmdl. Aparil!io cbarJed ill~ lrom the pad< te glot~e the l!.ll boek-llllllied. ··" -Willie Davis tlien IIouncOid Olil 1o eod tlie iDniDg and In ti Bunlu!r s!leJll fl/111 llll Dodgers 1-2-3. BoxScore ••. r:· Ohio University Tops Toledo 21-6 ·· :Ji!~~s~1 ;=~~O:Y~ &:-The Sunday Times-Sentin~l~ ;~nday, o~;9, ~96~ ',· '- ·• ., \ VIION R. CARTER .. ii!I'IIU~~W!_!II~llc:_I!b~as~I0-~1~0.~10!:_.2Th~e:t================ \ Guard Now Against Prussic Acid Puisoning · 'lf· ~i ':> ."' ' ' ' II· . 'II; till ' F~RMAtC ..." ~: a.. lo ~ i . oil ite • ·c ~eig.~ • .Equipment Co. · e!., .... llo Reor Meigs G!tner•l Hospital ....,..;n.u7, · . • oi- .. ·.. YES ld " ' ' ,r ,. ·• WEDELIVERFQI Fanners are ell ·· Irish Captured Third, Army is IOMILES f · Reminded of Victim, 35 to 0 By ED SAINSBURY lJPI Sports Wrller SOUTH BEND, Ind. Nolra .~. polllltd 111 oge · !JUliN WOIIIIIr Hanral\} and a veteran Iter TIRES ·:~·s At...... lA. LIGHT BULBS ·~ SPECIAL SAI.E-23 CU. FT. N'W IMPROvED tr.,. 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TRACTOR· SAliS SERVICE ................... • EcloiY, ROOFING, LAWN FERnUZER Muy b• Will Be .On Special Sale.Fro•NOwTIIIOct.15, 1966 . liTTER THAN MR IEFOREI Nki better than a <lip OYII' Army In the first satu!dQ and then coasted to 3>-ll erusher behind Its .• i " ' ',. ' ' ' .... ;- \ • t ~ �.' ·I ' T .' • ' ·'· ~:~..etandCleveland Ke••edy 28 Julm H•y 8 g, Ber•• Midpark 6, I Brecksville a Brooklyn D' Painesville Riverside 38 :Chagrin Falls 28 Kenston 0 . WIU Painesville Hamy 12 . Cleveland Lourdes 34 fal'JDI! Willoughby Seutb 11 Wif'klifft i j ClevelaRd St. Stanislaus 8 bout 1 Geneva 25 , Brookside 22 Columbia Q poi"'' Ashtabula St. Jobo lZ !Elyna 35 Fmdlay I grasl Madison 35 Jeflerson 0 Dr. c ' ··: '; · · ·.· _, :..:. 1 flb weotem. • ~ . ~ Takes Fourth Victory, 14-0 . • to· GBylli~lbilfLWthil~n. dJre.vas a po s. Wl . a 1'1'" •~ 1 ! 'ieve~ - The charges of Stiles are ;t:f RUNNING SALL - Hoi pursuit Is shown here .,.J,. ~~,)~~ ~ , W.emori~l 38 20 H l J ,. bY ~thll Coa~h Steve looking their fint win of the ltason. Southwestern has lost four and tied one. Nut Friday Southw,,.t·l ern plays at KYiot Creek. Kyger Creek is now 3-2-!l af. ter Friday night's loes at Eut- tbe ,Eastern llagl~s in defensive maneuvers to dow11 • Fri'day N'H!ht ,The PJruns · BEING TACKLED.- Ll!nnie Van Meter (3Q), Pomeroy Panther fullback is . shown here being tackled 11Y the Wellston defense lollowtng a carry of eight yarda in the aecond period Frldiy night. On the ground attempting to block the Weilllon tackler iJ Raymond Zerkle (69). Coming into action !rom the left side is Andy Porter (20). Wellston won the game 22·0. Wintersville 41 Combrldgo II St10 40 Flu!hinl 6 Fairview 54 Valley 13 Eosl PslesUne 34 Liobon I Columbu• West 14 Columbus Whetstono I Columbus Eastmoor 31 Columbus ~ North I London II Westerville 0 Athens Rocks Jackets, 58-0 .. people on a.Honda T . D ' 8 6 D . ,. . ...:; :.annan . race rops ,". . ecision key turned In bla besl nee of the year. not ~~i~~!€~~!~~· RAWLINGS HONDA 'Jf,A · Ul'' Ll"J ~~::a~:te.!..": ~1. NdDoLE~T. ,t .• fto~. dt!ltuhlo alme·• .. bla llal!bat!k ptllilloL Be llopped ' . _.. t Llkoft.W iitl 62 Ford Falrl•ne · 500. 2 Dr. I ottl., j,j· 64 Pontile *-IIi ~ atantlenl trens. -~ "'"""' 4 Dr. -IH w •v•n. Aut•rrt~tlc ttan.. e~t~IM 6 cyllnAr r ,. Ill Alre. 4 lr , t ltoo,ar4 lrlftt. Whitt ,dihl )II 1e tirtl. 61 Iuick Sptdll c Dr. I cyll....r, I o¥1e. ' "'"'· Ra.tllo & Ht.ttor. Whltew111 · drte 63 ltamllltr • "'1 1101•1 eo;ooo ·er . "'"· 65 Pontiac G.T.O. ~ d _,, '""'""· ... 1 Or. "'"""' 4 63 Fercl G•lnlt 5011 4 or. • oyli-, mille II'IM. Iaiit !IIMI ........ ,..., .--. If<• 65 Doll1o Dart . 2 Dr. l7t rtrltt, 6 ....,. 1 :~.:=1'4---.64FeriiiL700 ·~=~:triM. -t I I a....,..,., lltiiM , rr-. '· ....... """ • -.. otl. At Dil""' ttllo-. t llfllllllilr· oolo. l.onowhooltN-. I 63 Mercury· c..- 2 .toot "'""•· ,_. ._... .... lnkoa.AutotMIIo- Ktf* GoWt forti • USED CAit LOT L_,.,_,. .... I I MlllotltilJ:Irl 1 law11t prl11d new oar on the road 6 NYE, UNMI$1TY ~OUC$WA,. . ·. SAlES ' Hannan ene. Trace was pnal· mdy 2t. . . Terg €rem-· bellllet. lle,l~ , ., ized 5 yards back to the Hannan ·.u'a, E""' 6 and Watson loot 8 more, 011 iDg the, lop pnd ·gainer for lonrtb d.Wn. , . ' tho H.onnan Trac& Wildcats was • H.onnan took over on Its 12 a ~ on delease, •pend1og e CO."'l.'r,_,,., f . ' ..... \),., • . · f!'lll•lti · ~•UIII .J8 ,y.ar<ls but Brum! . teld .recovoned .bollb'... . and - :':Imt~• ,::·th~e~fdlhJb~~"~' ;'' ~'=~~~ on the Trace a. Don Saunderl for ~~Of~!lil~· In Hannan'• bick!io!d. iHIIlp,IDII_ ;,.,,.,.,.. jiliiiil" illlle.rlld· ltoJJJJW Tri.O "tll''liie' HII!iJa•~7. ~ ~~,:;.:!f~'"'"'~~~ ~ ' ... ~,.,. " ,I ' , •r -- ~ -·· .... . - -·-···-·· ··-·- . .. . · • .. .-··· · - · ·-· ' .. ....' . ·-· -····-'" ---- -:-·.. ... •. . --------~·-·....._..... • ·-~ -~ .... .. ..... ,. -~ -- • ..... ....-.-. L - '-'"-- ·--·· • '·-· ·· - · " _ _. -~ ' ' " '"' _ ... Ill ~ • ·See The196701Cfsmobile · ·,Now ~~ 'Pispl~y! " ~ SfAt{Q~RD OF THE WORI,D• ' :line .' lo JSt 4 Dr.~ e """' •r, "''" •t••r4 r.. ~It & hoolfr, WMNWoll '6 7 Cadilla;c·. • 64 Forll G•l•xl• a Dr. H...._, . I erlinller, 4 .,... tn-. . ""'· 63 Chevrol•t See Jt ·Nowl I H11tw, 5GOJU. """• Wlb BY DICK mOM:AS Long for a I yard Joss. Hannan meens picked up 16 to the 'J:1 yards rushing and oompleted ind Gil' hlt f lor ~~~--.:._---~-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,;,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""""""""""'':*==-,•",!!11""' iknnan, W. Va.. oubcored drew a 16 yard penalty and nan one and wenl ever on ene of fou'r passes for 18 yards. ~rkln · :: ar:sur . Trace lkl Friday night it was second and goal on Ute next play. The left side of for a net 15 yards. Trace smack· p ~eaf up 51 ~ ' 111 11 Wildcat battle al Mercer-, Trace lll. Cremeens smeared Hannan li•e slnpped tho ed Hannsn with a minue 20 ries, anrMitclen added ~lit bot the """"' of Coach Long for 7 yards and tllen fullback DR the try for yards in !he third period. d · 14 lr'pf '. . Roll had to lake 1 back Iwent mto the Hannan backfield extra point · Trace atlempted 11 pa..es; Y"f,.~;. Jo~..i gain -::: J to the charges If Coach j to rack J. Brumfield for 10 The fourth period opened· with completing three short tosses midway in' the final 1M Mar~ lA t><rformance more yards. Hannan had a Bob Cook punting to Roy for sil yards and gained 87 when fullback Terry ~~~I I ' 1four th and goal on the Trace IS. el on !he Trace 11. '1lle hard fought for yards on lht! subbing lor the . llljured ·Hanoaa Wildcats scored • Bob Cook punted but Deao cats marched to tile ground to wind up wltb ~ '1et of Kemper, ripped off an w1Ut 1:45 left to play m1 Wise, Tme safety, fumbled, 35_, though forced It punt 93 yards. .1 er up the middle. He was • \(;~~:~·=~~d when Rey Me-l and Erme Cook re<:overed 111 ruck Swain recovered 1 Cremee111 waa top tiall car~ ed dowrr· by Jim Gllmore 15 yards for . the Trace 8. Brumfield lost 7 ble on tho punt return o.n rier for Trace gaining 80' yards the Chieftain 111. Gfimore . Jtm B~umfteld and it was second and goal 011 Trace kept possession ~ in 23 carries. Roy Mccarty only limited service on def1enstsl to Kt•th Brumfteld for tile Trace 15. 'llleo McCarty Hannan 38. Trace's secOnd ~ad 45 ,yartls in 11 carries fur for GAHS, aJJd did not play ;,,:Jr..T.exb·a pomts, and Hannan I scitmpered for the touchdown was returned by Cook to Hannan. (ense due to a back Injury . Trace 41 but the STATISTICS fered 1n the Jacboa g-ame. aa 3-0 lead, whicb they that put Hannan ahead 6-0. >"' ~ ' i?~)i , :~: at the half. 1 Neither team W31 able w drew IS yards penalty for Deparlmeat H BT T!Je CIJieflains lone .?: late in the third per-' get a sustained drive going in piling on. First Downs , • • •... S 8 completion c,une early Jn before !he Hannan Trace the second QOriod. Trace went Two plays later, Rick Yards Roobing .... 27 87 final period when . Postoo bit I, I rot •n the ball game l to · !he Harinan 25 and · !he stopped a !Iannan drive, re- Yards Passing ...... 18 6 BiD WestlaU wllll 1 IJ.yarder. · nl'I'V Cremeeps, Iii>-pound sen· , W1idcats moved lo the Tracie covering his second fumble 01 Net Yard! .. .. .. .. I~ 11:1 However, two playa later alert , hulled over !rom 49 as the half ended. , •.. , the Trace 41. But 111 the next Passeo Attempted .. 4 11 Bruce Smllll picked off 1 .... yard for the ltu~h- The Wildcats were tie play, McCarty intercepted 1 Paaseo Completed .. 1 3 to• aerial qear the mklfleldl . With Ut left. But, Cre- Hannan 21-.Iale m lhe . !lbiH pass and retoroed II to the Passeo Intercepted .. 3 I stripe. was ·stopped short on period but·•Bob Cook inle/joept. Trace 39. Fumblea .. ... .. -· T 1 Greg llqweU.. llld Bicl: ' I ' /"~ ' ' try for the extra points, ed a Trace pass and Hannan Cook fumbled two plays later Fumblea Loet ..... I ·S ·ley onded ~ QdetlliDI Han••• led 8-6. had tile ball on their ow• 1$. and Elmer Stanley rmwered Peoaltleo , . . • . • . . 14 20 for vlctocy sltorjly alter was Hannan Trace'• fifth J. Brumfield wao tossed for • on the Trace 41. Hannan took Punts .. .. .. .. &..151 1-:11 son'e J8.yard' gallop. The WITH ALL THE NEW SAFE~ FtATIIRES ~:~:i,ve loss while it was 7 yard Joss. OR the nex1 play over on downs on the Trace 311. Hallnan 8 0 0 t - I Devil duo broke -UlrooBb PLIJ!I :NEW 5-YEAit OR MILE Jl!i second wm agamst Bob cool< raced II! yards 'f.or • J. Brumfield raced 25 yards Hannan Trace o 0 e t - 6 .,.ilied Poston for•1 nine .· GUARANTEE · lo$seo and • tie. touchdown thai was called ~ lo !he Tracel3. Bromlield Sctllng - TD's:, ilaBR811. i losa on 1 ~ and four tllluo·l Price The Ol~I,B~fpre You:Bu1 Any '86 ' the seeond play ol th& by an offside penalty. Cremeem ed two mort McCarty McCart7 (IJ yard run); Han- 1\on. 1raco recovered s Han· recovered Cook's fumble oa the two. Then Brumfield picked Trace - €ren)eeDI (oM The Blue Dtvlll . on !he Hanna~ 33 next play and Trace was iD•bul!- 4 .to the Trace ~ as tho run). PAT: H.onnaa- K. remaining, ' llfo ~·~~· "l i!redrovo to . the "" 00" Z4 iness on the Hannan 15. rao ouL ' : (pallll). !Contlnu,t ..: ., the dnve stalled when Cremeens gained 7 1e . tho The game wao ·lll!!rited ·Bnnnfteld· m~pted one tjanoan e. A face maik penalty, repeated · fumbles by 1 .. ,_...,' . ~~=~I Watson' ~asses ••. half the dista11C11 1o the goal, aquads as ha!d hilling tackler. had the ball on 1110!' gave Trace the ball on HaO' found their mark In bodi :., •' ('. .,. iG. na•••.' 4. Roy Bickel IO!I %aJid backfields. Haanaa loot 10!1 Cremeens was stopped on the yards rushln& while Tra"'! ~ traM. b111i• & whlt.wall tirtt ecrll-, It••• - ' , 65 ford G11uio SOO, 4 Dr. I crll..,, lute. trent. •114 Mllft: ,..... ""''"•· .. ~lltwd ': , 2ND "T 64 Ford G1lule rer ' flht 510. 4 Dr, I· You meet the nicest 65 I'OrCI P•ltl•ne 5011 4 Cit. I crllilttor, ..... trans., IIH. wJdttwiH enuck . .· .P ":trates· • " M3u}ed43' By ·u· .., The Symmes Valley. Viking• !cored twice Friday niRht and made one eonvenion down Southwestern b I &h &hool 14-0. It was tile Vlkin1s' fourth win &i~inst one loss. Grand VallPy 14 ~ ~~Vl .I!W~·ai111nldlmtlfied Kyger Creek player lakin& an end Johnstown 61 Pymaluning Valley 0 ltJRg C tetralt\$,.. >·· -· · . • "f , • r· . . · J . .run. Tlie Eas~rn player at left is Don Rolli!~ (20). Wlthington 6 AJ<ron Hoban 36 An ·f&lilnated QOO fans .. , .... Columbus Ready O• Lakewood Sl Edward 13 witnessed 'iiii the"· game's l • DANfi!~.. DA)IIES , Eastern won the &arne 20·8. r nkll,, H>ights 42 'Bay Village 33 scoring Within -a· span of I' . . . • Ham11ton Township 61 . , North Olmsled. 14'eigbt mitrutes and 51 s~c· i • PAC~ . Gdke_y, f.u!lback .Chu;.lt ~owling Green 20 Westlake zt Fairview 20 onds 1'11t w~ 'Virfually Neal an4 . . . GalhpOliS 14-,7 SEQ,..., Sunday, 'Oct. 9,'f966. . Uma. Central CathoUc <tie) Medma 21 Rocky River eiimina#tftbe 1\ein- .· win' oVer. . . ·. ' not only !fd the GAHS· · ~astwood 21 Anthony Wayne IZ ICuyahnga lfelghls 18 . perless Chieftains from the ,ball earners rushmg, completed e1ght of 16 passes fbr 154 1.ards and one Springfield Local 11 Elmwood 7 Independence o l966 SEOAL title chase. touchdown. ~:e_al tallied the Devds f1rst (and. hlB fn;st) touchdo.wn Jn the second Norlilwood IS Grand Rapids 0 i S•lon IZ Orange 6 Coach Terry Hansley's deler- penod, and fmtshed the game wtth 51 yards ID 16 Carrtes. DavieS rec~vered two ! l'errysburi 12 Lake o Clearview 20 Ridgeville s mined Blue oevlis drew first of three Thgan fumbles, ~nd caus~d one Logan bo~~le bJ. llamJDIDJ QB Greg ., Ext. ' t.akoto 21 Margaretll lf ·' Hignlend 28 Keyslnne 18 blood in the "must" contest Poston when he crashed m the thlfd stanza. "· ... · Sandusky 20 Lorain 12 on the first play of the second , - - -- - - - -- - - - - · Pril Ottawa IDIIo 35 '·· furnitl ,. North Baltillloro 0 Cloveland St. Joseph I stanza. yarder to Larry Milchell, mov- effort, giVIng GAHS Ill flnl IIOries O!sego I LakoSJdo 0 . ) Akroa St. Vmcenl I !tle) FreshmM fullback Chuck ing the oval from the GAHS 20 extra points of the season. That Con Genoa 20 Rossford I ..--- -- voo- hako lM Olmsted ;ails 1 Neal bulled his W?Y over from w Logan's tw". Howev~. a.!iV'- made illl-7. Tltat's ' \be,-wayo1fl as .____,..... --'P":';'" - - - , - - - - · - - - - the one ... ~even ·mwutes, 55 ~eo- yard pe~alty on •second Jon ended. · ·~ ~~. ·: , 71 1:.. onds remainejl ili ;the ~~hall onded ·the tbreat.''G11key' got The 81)1• Dewli.lirstotooi!!h· . ·!"" • " '"\1 Larry Mitchtll ·was stopped 01 five, back to tbe two. Neal man· down drive cowred 40 yarda " .i!yo, ; the ""Ira pomt attempt. . ·I aged one wthe one. Gilkey waa !D plays alter freohmen tacklo . '~ Belora spectators had t•m• stopped for no gait on lourlb Ro• RussoU r.cotered' Poofon'o to settle back, Logan quarter· down. fumblt on tile Cllleftam 40. .. i ~ . · . · .• Q . back G~g Posloll took Larry Minutes later; the €hleftalno GallipoHs' Donny Davia .., The Plams .rooted North r~lll~. 48-6 Fr1day mght. It M1tchells ensumg kl<'koff on were forced to punt on a fourth covered ·two . other , Logan 1tum, .. •a& the lndJ<u~s fourthtrlum~ 10 five games. bis owo 1a, a¢ zoomed 82 yards and two situation. BiU WesUall, bios. He pounced cn -AIIJe jud • 1 For the VISiting Pirates, 1 · wu loos ~umber throe in f?r Logan's. only TD. It . was hooting from his own eigh~ before tbe.hall Ollded. 'lllat atopI ·' fi~ outings. . . ~ed lkl w•ih 11:30 remammg punted to the Logan 43. ped a Logan threat In whioh the. I ld Plrat.. Z 341 Splo . eld . • . m the ball. A hoommg block 1 Neal got lotir to the LHS 39. Chiefs bad pieked up 21 yarda Quarterback Jay Fisher tsl· on runa of four and n1ne. V1rgll by George Lynch on the GAHS Gilkey rambled fo~ 12 around. in sis plays. .., . . lied the Pirates' only touchdown Thompson tslhed once from 35 cut down the final GA!IS right end, putting 11 08 the Lt>- In the third stanza, after In the secolld !JOriod on· 1 two• II yards 1111, and Bob JMes defender on Poston s sensation- gari 27. The GARS quarterback Gary B!n'tow bad Intercepted .. · po yard run after 'setting it Jl1l tallied the final lnd1ao !IX· al gallop. came back with 8 loss to split a Rod Gilkey pass, Davies re- , :.liy with a 4S:yard pa" play. Pmkerman.. Bob Daubenmier split the end Bruce Smith down the covered another Poston fumble ,, ::iiv The Indians, wh"t only loso Extra pomts were made by uprights, and the visitol'!l led right sidelines. m the Blue Devls ~7. . • .. JC: ,_ . o· · .: :·, • • .'tagetl; of the year thus _far was to Zeter, Jeff ·Linscott and George 7-6.. It was Daubenmler'o tbird Smith grabbed Ute pigskin, Bes~s pickJnt up 144 1ards , BBUCII:, 8,1!11th.i•llolll""'' . ' ~~ ·· )lflsonvi~ ol the SEOAL. (211- Pk1nerman. . strmghl extra pomt m I w o eluded three Chieftain defend' rushing and lSI yards passing , ~ual' ijlilt liDd; 'letlitd · ~-~ · I) led 14-41 after ooe penod, 211- The Prrolts o1 Mel Carter games. · ·ers •nd scampered Into the lor a to1a1 of 2118 Jar41 · tb o '"' ,, .• < • '' • ' •' ,I al lntermislrion, and 40-6 fol- will host Glouster in 1 oon- Following Logan's only Ially, endzone. '!be play covtred 27 Blue Devih defense looked Ida lint lolebdDft ollbi1.,wiiJ .lllno. period• of action. leauge game Friday evening. GAHS quartErback Rnd Gilk_ ey yards. Three minutt! and 40 Uant, permitting the , . · 1 F~ the ..mnen, Ben_ Stalder Scoro by. quarters: l!a%zled the Chieflallls With seconds remained Ill tile half, only 76 y~ rushing and :- _qat&Lepa .' l'lldaJ. ICOied oo runs ol 10, mne. and North Galluo 0 I 0 0 - &three completions in three a~ !.any Mitcltell rammed over yards iuslag. .,j a IT-yard pall lrom Jlod ' • fards whilo V. Zeter tallied Tilt Plalna 14 1! 14 8 - 41tempts for 75 yards, one a ~ rtchl laclde on a great oecond GAHS quarterback Rod Gok • ~~~~· liM ioiled In Watkins anic ~de, ing 1 fro sl. preve gen • paases and completetl pu-ee • Eastern picked up t9 first downs while Kyger was getting s~ven and tho . Eagleo were penalize<j 11C1 yards compared 3D yards .Oii§I'Ssed their, oppon. I ent. Kyger lost two of four bles and Eastern recovered only fumble. <$/ , ~stern .will travel to Arthur nm Friday Digbl while I Kyser Creek will host • 1 1• ----- ~pled 13 paSHI!, <OIIII!Ieleel fiv~ and had two lntercep. ~ODS and the l!obcata tried ·u Perkins -20 iEasl Cleveland Shaw 6 'lating ground, ~nd , air .at· Cleveland Lutherao West u! Cleveland Height. I ltie) llack, struck payd1tt ., twice • New London 12 Coshocton 8 ·Garfield He~ghts 18 Bedford 22 in an ,, '\e!/ttn}acked second Nordonia 26 Hudsoo 6 Warrensville 8 !quarter W!l\lwlule Logao .HiHs 14 Wayaesiteld 8 ! North Royallno 0 iLogan,&~~ll)e•~lP'' .• one 1 Belle ~enter 34 Buckeye Local 11West Geauga ;2 T•1nsburg 6 jsensall"i::!,•SI~:I'~!\ V tJ'\"~ Ada I'll ,€olumbus Grove !2 !Mentor 18 Mayfield 0 ,the·!~'~~"~.!·.!;~~- 0118 1 • s~ · ·,_ ·Jc~~ - Bruftswick 16 Orrville 14 Ashtabula 28 b Ed dI Ashta ula gewoo 1· Amhorst 28 MidVI<If· 24l ronllll grass JOOIIs ) .' T ," -~!",{. :Logan 14-7 AJJ•_Sco_ ~,·.,:f_ n.J:lr~_ •Ji:·j • · · 0Jil'DitetJ 1J1 ' ' , ( ;.J ...· . 1 Obetlln 32 Verm ilion i State ' . G~Qjpolis G , I eel plenty o1 de!enslft oiNnllh Qoll'lerblcli: Cllarltt Jlll_chm,,.- middle and raced 10 yam Into out · of reach of 11\elr · (jaljla in the final ball. with JO:M 1tJt In the oecon4 !Ae.,IJ!l!l .zone. It •paso from County opponents with 5:12 Jell Eastern, aow 3-eln-SVAC play period. Elchlll!l•r's touchdown ,Jj:)-efulf, Doualas lor tile In the third quarter when Don and 4·1 overall, clinched at· upped aa 89 yam drlwi In exii'J>,·:J!OlQIII ; fell tnconwlete... Roush went over from the lour least 1 tie lor the conference 11 plays. lligbllghtlng . the Kyget CN!tk, trylnl ·bard to ·yard IIIlO to concltlde a drive championship. The Eagteo, m lffort were passeo of 40 adjust to ·the _power of the of 69 yam In 14 plays. An II however, will have an oppor. yardl and 27 yards t? Rlcllard Eagles, got on the scoreboard .yard pass from Eichlnger 'to lun~y to control the 1961 crown Douglao and B!U Buckley. Rog. for the firsJ Ume wtth 51 sec- Douglas led !he final TD e~ alone should the Eagles defeat er AUman's try lor tile extra onds lefl In the first half when fort. Eichinger's pass. to AU· Southwestern 00 Oct. 21. points following Eichlnger'o six the Bobcats tallied on a pa$8 man for the extra pomts fell Coach Howie MUler's club pointer was short. Interception by Mike Spaulding Incomplete, • " suffered their oecond loss In The Eagles moved Into a from seven yards out. Do n The Meigo County team \01five games The Bobcats are 12'0 lead thrH minute! later Rumley sconed the extra. points sled 227 yardl rushing and 114 Z-1 ,. confere1ce actioo. when halfback Mike Martin. a on a run. , passing whUe Kyger Creek got Eastern got its first touch-. / junior. iRtercepted a pan. He I Eastern scored the toucb. 1~ on the ground and 22 yards down on a one yard dive by broke lose on a run up lhe Idown thai put the Bic Green with aerials. The Eas10111 boys ',iJilern'o Eagleo took . over 101~ posse!sion of fir>t · place lit illt·1!outhern Valley Atllletlc &Jqferonce tSVACI with 1 .Iii ·~ win over the visiting Ky· ger Creek Bobcats on Friday ni <ht. It was Kyger Greek's 'i" i league loss sJnce 1960. !'he:· Bobcal' had won 25 and 1ost Iwo In that space in loop 11ay \he EagJes of Coach William ID>iQn. with pads hitting hard li!J vening. grabbed the lead w1UJ. two tiluf'hdowns m the ...,~ quarter and then .mow- ' '· ·. ' Smith't Fi8 t • �.' ·I ' T .' • ' ·'· ~:~..etandCleveland Ke••edy 28 Julm H•y 8 g, Ber•• Midpark 6, I Brecksville a Brooklyn D' Painesville Riverside 38 :Chagrin Falls 28 Kenston 0 . WIU Painesville Hamy 12 . Cleveland Lourdes 34 fal'JDI! Willoughby Seutb 11 Wif'klifft i j ClevelaRd St. Stanislaus 8 bout 1 Geneva 25 , Brookside 22 Columbia Q poi"'' Ashtabula St. Jobo lZ !Elyna 35 Fmdlay I grasl Madison 35 Jeflerson 0 Dr. c ' ··: '; · · ·.· _, :..:. 1 flb weotem. • ~ . ~ Takes Fourth Victory, 14-0 . • to· GBylli~lbilfLWthil~n. dJre.vas a po s. Wl . a 1'1'" •~ 1 ! 'ieve~ - The charges of Stiles are ;t:f RUNNING SALL - Hoi pursuit Is shown here .,.J,. ~~,)~~ ~ , W.emori~l 38 20 H l J ,. bY ~thll Coa~h Steve looking their fint win of the ltason. Southwestern has lost four and tied one. Nut Friday Southw,,.t·l ern plays at KYiot Creek. Kyger Creek is now 3-2-!l af. ter Friday night's loes at Eut- tbe ,Eastern llagl~s in defensive maneuvers to dow11 • Fri'day N'H!ht ,The PJruns · BEING TACKLED.- Ll!nnie Van Meter (3Q), Pomeroy Panther fullback is . shown here being tackled 11Y the Wellston defense lollowtng a carry of eight yarda in the aecond period Frldiy night. On the ground attempting to block the Weilllon tackler iJ Raymond Zerkle (69). Coming into action !rom the left side is Andy Porter (20). Wellston won the game 22·0. Wintersville 41 Combrldgo II St10 40 Flu!hinl 6 Fairview 54 Valley 13 Eosl PslesUne 34 Liobon I Columbu• West 14 Columbus Whetstono I Columbus Eastmoor 31 Columbus ~ North I London II Westerville 0 Athens Rocks Jackets, 58-0 .. people on a.Honda T . D ' 8 6 D . ,. . ...:; :.annan . race rops ,". . ecision key turned In bla besl nee of the year. not ~~i~~!€~~!~~· RAWLINGS HONDA 'Jf,A · Ul'' Ll"J ~~::a~:te.!..": ~1. NdDoLE~T. ,t .• fto~. dt!ltuhlo alme·• .. bla llal!bat!k ptllilloL Be llopped ' . _.. t Llkoft.W iitl 62 Ford Falrl•ne · 500. 2 Dr. I ottl., j,j· 64 Pontile *-IIi ~ atantlenl trens. -~ "'"""' 4 Dr. -IH w •v•n. Aut•rrt~tlc ttan.. e~t~IM 6 cyllnAr r ,. Ill Alre. 4 lr , t ltoo,ar4 lrlftt. Whitt ,dihl )II 1e tirtl. 61 Iuick Sptdll c Dr. I cyll....r, I o¥1e. ' "'"'· Ra.tllo & Ht.ttor. Whltew111 · drte 63 ltamllltr • "'1 1101•1 eo;ooo ·er . "'"· 65 Pontiac G.T.O. ~ d _,, '""'""· ... 1 Or. "'"""' 4 63 Fercl G•lnlt 5011 4 or. • oyli-, mille II'IM. Iaiit !IIMI ........ ,..., .--. If<• 65 Doll1o Dart . 2 Dr. l7t rtrltt, 6 ....,. 1 :~.:=1'4---.64FeriiiL700 ·~=~:triM. -t I I a....,..,., lltiiM , rr-. '· ....... """ • -.. otl. At Dil""' ttllo-. t llfllllllilr· oolo. l.onowhooltN-. I 63 Mercury· c..- 2 .toot "'""•· ,_. ._... .... lnkoa.AutotMIIo- Ktf* GoWt forti • USED CAit LOT L_,.,_,. .... I I MlllotltilJ:Irl 1 law11t prl11d new oar on the road 6 NYE, UNMI$1TY ~OUC$WA,. . ·. SAlES ' Hannan ene. Trace was pnal· mdy 2t. . . Terg €rem-· bellllet. lle,l~ , ., ized 5 yards back to the Hannan ·.u'a, E""' 6 and Watson loot 8 more, 011 iDg the, lop pnd ·gainer for lonrtb d.Wn. , . ' tho H.onnan Trac& Wildcats was • H.onnan took over on Its 12 a ~ on delease, •pend1og e CO."'l.'r,_,,., f . ' ..... \),., • . · f!'lll•lti · ~•UIII .J8 ,y.ar<ls but Brum! . teld .recovoned .bollb'... . and - :':Imt~• ,::·th~e~fdlhJb~~"~' ;'' ~'=~~~ on the Trace a. Don Saunderl for ~~Of~!lil~· In Hannan'• bick!io!d. iHIIlp,IDII_ ;,.,,.,.,.. jiliiiil" illlle.rlld· ltoJJJJW Tri.O "tll''liie' HII!iJa•~7. ~ ~~,:;.:!f~'"'"'~~~ ~ ' ... ~,.,. " ,I ' , •r -- ~ -·· .... . - -·-···-·· ··-·- . .. . · • .. .-··· · - · ·-· ' .. ....' . ·-· -····-'" ---- -:-·.. ... •. . --------~·-·....._..... • ·-~ -~ .... .. ..... ,. -~ -- • ..... ....-.-. L - '-'"-- ·--·· • '·-· ·· - · " _ _. -~ ' ' " '"' _ ... Ill ~ • ·See The196701Cfsmobile · ·,Now ~~ 'Pispl~y! " ~ SfAt{Q~RD OF THE WORI,D• ' :line .' lo JSt 4 Dr.~ e """' •r, "''" •t••r4 r.. ~It & hoolfr, WMNWoll '6 7 Cadilla;c·. • 64 Forll G•l•xl• a Dr. H...._, . I erlinller, 4 .,... tn-. . ""'· 63 Chevrol•t See Jt ·Nowl I H11tw, 5GOJU. """• Wlb BY DICK mOM:AS Long for a I yard Joss. Hannan meens picked up 16 to the 'J:1 yards rushing and oompleted ind Gil' hlt f lor ~~~--.:._---~-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,;,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""""""""""'':*==-,•",!!11""' iknnan, W. Va.. oubcored drew a 16 yard penalty and nan one and wenl ever on ene of fou'r passes for 18 yards. ~rkln · :: ar:sur . Trace lkl Friday night it was second and goal on Ute next play. The left side of for a net 15 yards. Trace smack· p ~eaf up 51 ~ ' 111 11 Wildcat battle al Mercer-, Trace lll. Cremeens smeared Hannan li•e slnpped tho ed Hannsn with a minue 20 ries, anrMitclen added ~lit bot the """"' of Coach Long for 7 yards and tllen fullback DR the try for yards in !he third period. d · 14 lr'pf '. . Roll had to lake 1 back Iwent mto the Hannan backfield extra point · Trace atlempted 11 pa..es; Y"f,.~;. Jo~..i gain -::: J to the charges If Coach j to rack J. Brumfield for 10 The fourth period opened· with completing three short tosses midway in' the final 1M Mar~ lA t><rformance more yards. Hannan had a Bob Cook punting to Roy for sil yards and gained 87 when fullback Terry ~~~I I ' 1four th and goal on the Trace IS. el on !he Trace 11. '1lle hard fought for yards on lht! subbing lor the . llljured ·Hanoaa Wildcats scored • Bob Cook punted but Deao cats marched to tile ground to wind up wltb ~ '1et of Kemper, ripped off an w1Ut 1:45 left to play m1 Wise, Tme safety, fumbled, 35_, though forced It punt 93 yards. .1 er up the middle. He was • \(;~~:~·=~~d when Rey Me-l and Erme Cook re<:overed 111 ruck Swain recovered 1 Cremee111 waa top tiall car~ ed dowrr· by Jim Gllmore 15 yards for . the Trace 8. Brumfield lost 7 ble on tho punt return o.n rier for Trace gaining 80' yards the Chieftain 111. Gfimore . Jtm B~umfteld and it was second and goal 011 Trace kept possession ~ in 23 carries. Roy Mccarty only limited service on def1enstsl to Kt•th Brumfteld for tile Trace 15. 'llleo McCarty Hannan 38. Trace's secOnd ~ad 45 ,yartls in 11 carries fur for GAHS, aJJd did not play ;,,:Jr..T.exb·a pomts, and Hannan I scitmpered for the touchdown was returned by Cook to Hannan. (ense due to a back Injury . Trace 41 but the STATISTICS fered 1n the Jacboa g-ame. aa 3-0 lead, whicb they that put Hannan ahead 6-0. >"' ~ ' i?~)i , :~: at the half. 1 Neither team W31 able w drew IS yards penalty for Deparlmeat H BT T!Je CIJieflains lone .?: late in the third per-' get a sustained drive going in piling on. First Downs , • • •... S 8 completion c,une early Jn before !he Hannan Trace the second QOriod. Trace went Two plays later, Rick Yards Roobing .... 27 87 final period when . Postoo bit I, I rot •n the ball game l to · !he Harinan 25 and · !he stopped a !Iannan drive, re- Yards Passing ...... 18 6 BiD WestlaU wllll 1 IJ.yarder. · nl'I'V Cremeeps, Iii>-pound sen· , W1idcats moved lo the Tracie covering his second fumble 01 Net Yard! .. .. .. .. I~ 11:1 However, two playa later alert , hulled over !rom 49 as the half ended. , •.. , the Trace 41. But 111 the next Passeo Attempted .. 4 11 Bruce Smllll picked off 1 .... yard for the ltu~h- The Wildcats were tie play, McCarty intercepted 1 Paaseo Completed .. 1 3 to• aerial qear the mklfleldl . With Ut left. But, Cre- Hannan 21-.Iale m lhe . !lbiH pass and retoroed II to the Passeo Intercepted .. 3 I stripe. was ·stopped short on period but·•Bob Cook inle/joept. Trace 39. Fumblea .. ... .. -· T 1 Greg llqweU.. llld Bicl: ' I ' /"~ ' ' try for the extra points, ed a Trace pass and Hannan Cook fumbled two plays later Fumblea Loet ..... I ·S ·ley onded ~ QdetlliDI Han••• led 8-6. had tile ball on their ow• 1$. and Elmer Stanley rmwered Peoaltleo , . . • . • . . 14 20 for vlctocy sltorjly alter was Hannan Trace'• fifth J. Brumfield wao tossed for • on the Trace 41. Hannan took Punts .. .. .. .. &..151 1-:11 son'e J8.yard' gallop. The WITH ALL THE NEW SAFE~ FtATIIRES ~:~:i,ve loss while it was 7 yard Joss. OR the nex1 play over on downs on the Trace 311. Hallnan 8 0 0 t - I Devil duo broke -UlrooBb PLIJ!I :NEW 5-YEAit OR MILE Jl!i second wm agamst Bob cool< raced II! yards 'f.or • J. Brumfield raced 25 yards Hannan Trace o 0 e t - 6 .,.ilied Poston for•1 nine .· GUARANTEE · lo$seo and • tie. touchdown thai was called ~ lo !he Tracel3. Bromlield Sctllng - TD's:, ilaBR811. i losa on 1 ~ and four tllluo·l Price The Ol~I,B~fpre You:Bu1 Any '86 ' the seeond play ol th& by an offside penalty. Cremeem ed two mort McCarty McCart7 (IJ yard run); Han- 1\on. 1raco recovered s Han· recovered Cook's fumble oa the two. Then Brumfield picked Trace - €ren)eeDI (oM The Blue Dtvlll . on !he Hanna~ 33 next play and Trace was iD•bul!- 4 .to the Trace ~ as tho run). PAT: H.onnaa- K. remaining, ' llfo ~·~~· "l i!redrovo to . the "" 00" Z4 iness on the Hannan 15. rao ouL ' : (pallll). !Contlnu,t ..: ., the dnve stalled when Cremeens gained 7 1e . tho The game wao ·lll!!rited ·Bnnnfteld· m~pted one tjanoan e. A face maik penalty, repeated · fumbles by 1 .. ,_...,' . ~~=~I Watson' ~asses ••. half the dista11C11 1o the goal, aquads as ha!d hilling tackler. had the ball on 1110!' gave Trace the ball on HaO' found their mark In bodi :., •' ('. .,. iG. na•••.' 4. Roy Bickel IO!I %aJid backfields. Haanaa loot 10!1 Cremeens was stopped on the yards rushln& while Tra"'! ~ traM. b111i• & whlt.wall tirtt ecrll-, It••• - ' , 65 ford G11uio SOO, 4 Dr. I crll..,, lute. trent. •114 Mllft: ,..... ""''"•· .. ~lltwd ': , 2ND "T 64 Ford G1lule rer ' flht 510. 4 Dr, I· You meet the nicest 65 I'OrCI P•ltl•ne 5011 4 Cit. I crllilttor, ..... trans., IIH. wJdttwiH enuck . .· .P ":trates· • " M3u}ed43' By ·u· .., The Symmes Valley. Viking• !cored twice Friday niRht and made one eonvenion down Southwestern b I &h &hool 14-0. It was tile Vlkin1s' fourth win &i~inst one loss. Grand VallPy 14 ~ ~~Vl .I!W~·ai111nldlmtlfied Kyger Creek player lakin& an end Johnstown 61 Pymaluning Valley 0 ltJRg C tetralt\$,.. >·· -· · . • "f , • r· . . · J . .run. Tlie Eas~rn player at left is Don Rolli!~ (20). Wlthington 6 AJ<ron Hoban 36 An ·f&lilnated QOO fans .. , .... Columbus Ready O• Lakewood Sl Edward 13 witnessed 'iiii the"· game's l • DANfi!~.. DA)IIES , Eastern won the &arne 20·8. r nkll,, H>ights 42 'Bay Village 33 scoring Within -a· span of I' . . . • Ham11ton Township 61 . , North Olmsled. 14'eigbt mitrutes and 51 s~c· i • PAC~ . Gdke_y, f.u!lback .Chu;.lt ~owling Green 20 Westlake zt Fairview 20 onds 1'11t w~ 'Virfually Neal an4 . . . GalhpOliS 14-,7 SEQ,..., Sunday, 'Oct. 9,'f966. . Uma. Central CathoUc <tie) Medma 21 Rocky River eiimina#tftbe 1\ein- .· win' oVer. . . ·. ' not only !fd the GAHS· · ~astwood 21 Anthony Wayne IZ ICuyahnga lfelghls 18 . perless Chieftains from the ,ball earners rushmg, completed e1ght of 16 passes fbr 154 1.ards and one Springfield Local 11 Elmwood 7 Independence o l966 SEOAL title chase. touchdown. ~:e_al tallied the Devds f1rst (and. hlB fn;st) touchdo.wn Jn the second Norlilwood IS Grand Rapids 0 i S•lon IZ Orange 6 Coach Terry Hansley's deler- penod, and fmtshed the game wtth 51 yards ID 16 Carrtes. DavieS rec~vered two ! l'errysburi 12 Lake o Clearview 20 Ridgeville s mined Blue oevlis drew first of three Thgan fumbles, ~nd caus~d one Logan bo~~le bJ. llamJDIDJ QB Greg ., Ext. ' t.akoto 21 Margaretll lf ·' Hignlend 28 Keyslnne 18 blood in the "must" contest Poston when he crashed m the thlfd stanza. "· ... · Sandusky 20 Lorain 12 on the first play of the second , - - -- - - - -- - - - - · Pril Ottawa IDIIo 35 '·· furnitl ,. North Baltillloro 0 Cloveland St. Joseph I stanza. yarder to Larry Milchell, mov- effort, giVIng GAHS Ill flnl IIOries O!sego I LakoSJdo 0 . ) Akroa St. Vmcenl I !tle) FreshmM fullback Chuck ing the oval from the GAHS 20 extra points of the season. That Con Genoa 20 Rossford I ..--- -- voo- hako lM Olmsted ;ails 1 Neal bulled his W?Y over from w Logan's tw". Howev~. a.!iV'- made illl-7. Tltat's ' \be,-wayo1fl as .____,..... --'P":';'" - - - , - - - - · - - - - the one ... ~even ·mwutes, 55 ~eo- yard pe~alty on •second Jon ended. · ·~ ~~. ·: , 71 1:.. onds remainejl ili ;the ~~hall onded ·the tbreat.''G11key' got The 81)1• Dewli.lirstotooi!!h· . ·!"" • " '"\1 Larry Mitchtll ·was stopped 01 five, back to tbe two. Neal man· down drive cowred 40 yarda " .i!yo, ; the ""Ira pomt attempt. . ·I aged one wthe one. Gilkey waa !D plays alter freohmen tacklo . '~ Belora spectators had t•m• stopped for no gait on lourlb Ro• RussoU r.cotered' Poofon'o to settle back, Logan quarter· down. fumblt on tile Cllleftam 40. .. i ~ . · . · .• Q . back G~g Posloll took Larry Minutes later; the €hleftalno GallipoHs' Donny Davia .., The Plams .rooted North r~lll~. 48-6 Fr1day mght. It M1tchells ensumg kl<'koff on were forced to punt on a fourth covered ·two . other , Logan 1tum, .. •a& the lndJ<u~s fourthtrlum~ 10 five games. bis owo 1a, a¢ zoomed 82 yards and two situation. BiU WesUall, bios. He pounced cn -AIIJe jud • 1 For the VISiting Pirates, 1 · wu loos ~umber throe in f?r Logan's. only TD. It . was hooting from his own eigh~ before tbe.hall Ollded. 'lllat atopI ·' fi~ outings. . . ~ed lkl w•ih 11:30 remammg punted to the Logan 43. ped a Logan threat In whioh the. I ld Plrat.. Z 341 Splo . eld . • . m the ball. A hoommg block 1 Neal got lotir to the LHS 39. Chiefs bad pieked up 21 yarda Quarterback Jay Fisher tsl· on runa of four and n1ne. V1rgll by George Lynch on the GAHS Gilkey rambled fo~ 12 around. in sis plays. .., . . lied the Pirates' only touchdown Thompson tslhed once from 35 cut down the final GA!IS right end, putting 11 08 the Lt>- In the third stanza, after In the secolld !JOriod on· 1 two• II yards 1111, and Bob JMes defender on Poston s sensation- gari 27. The GARS quarterback Gary B!n'tow bad Intercepted .. · po yard run after 'setting it Jl1l tallied the final lnd1ao !IX· al gallop. came back with 8 loss to split a Rod Gilkey pass, Davies re- , :.liy with a 4S:yard pa" play. Pmkerman.. Bob Daubenmier split the end Bruce Smith down the covered another Poston fumble ,, ::iiv The Indians, wh"t only loso Extra pomts were made by uprights, and the visitol'!l led right sidelines. m the Blue Devls ~7. . • .. JC: ,_ . o· · .: :·, • • .'tagetl; of the year thus _far was to Zeter, Jeff ·Linscott and George 7-6.. It was Daubenmler'o tbird Smith grabbed Ute pigskin, Bes~s pickJnt up 144 1ards , BBUCII:, 8,1!11th.i•llolll""'' . ' ~~ ·· )lflsonvi~ ol the SEOAL. (211- Pk1nerman. . strmghl extra pomt m I w o eluded three Chieftain defend' rushing and lSI yards passing , ~ual' ijlilt liDd; 'letlitd · ~-~ · I) led 14-41 after ooe penod, 211- The Prrolts o1 Mel Carter games. · ·ers •nd scampered Into the lor a to1a1 of 2118 Jar41 · tb o '"' ,, .• < • '' • ' •' ,I al lntermislrion, and 40-6 fol- will host Glouster in 1 oon- Following Logan's only Ially, endzone. '!be play covtred 27 Blue Devih defense looked Ida lint lolebdDft ollbi1.,wiiJ .lllno. period• of action. leauge game Friday evening. GAHS quartErback Rnd Gilk_ ey yards. Three minutt! and 40 Uant, permitting the , . · 1 F~ the ..mnen, Ben_ Stalder Scoro by. quarters: l!a%zled the Chieflallls With seconds remained Ill tile half, only 76 y~ rushing and :- _qat&Lepa .' l'lldaJ. ICOied oo runs ol 10, mne. and North Galluo 0 I 0 0 - &three completions in three a~ !.any Mitcltell rammed over yards iuslag. .,j a IT-yard pall lrom Jlod ' • fards whilo V. Zeter tallied Tilt Plalna 14 1! 14 8 - 41tempts for 75 yards, one a ~ rtchl laclde on a great oecond GAHS quarterback Rod Gok • ~~~~· liM ioiled In Watkins anic ~de, ing 1 fro sl. preve gen • paases and completetl pu-ee • Eastern picked up t9 first downs while Kyger was getting s~ven and tho . Eagleo were penalize<j 11C1 yards compared 3D yards .Oii§I'Ssed their, oppon. I ent. Kyger lost two of four bles and Eastern recovered only fumble. <$/ , ~stern .will travel to Arthur nm Friday Digbl while I Kyser Creek will host • 1 1• ----- ~pled 13 paSHI!, <OIIII!Ieleel fiv~ and had two lntercep. ~ODS and the l!obcata tried ·u Perkins -20 iEasl Cleveland Shaw 6 'lating ground, ~nd , air .at· Cleveland Lutherao West u! Cleveland Height. I ltie) llack, struck payd1tt ., twice • New London 12 Coshocton 8 ·Garfield He~ghts 18 Bedford 22 in an ,, '\e!/ttn}acked second Nordonia 26 Hudsoo 6 Warrensville 8 !quarter W!l\lwlule Logao .HiHs 14 Wayaesiteld 8 ! North Royallno 0 iLogan,&~~ll)e•~lP'' .• one 1 Belle ~enter 34 Buckeye Local 11West Geauga ;2 T•1nsburg 6 jsensall"i::!,•SI~:I'~!\ V tJ'\"~ Ada I'll ,€olumbus Grove !2 !Mentor 18 Mayfield 0 ,the·!~'~~"~.!·.!;~~- 0118 1 • s~ · ·,_ ·Jc~~ - Bruftswick 16 Orrville 14 Ashtabula 28 b Ed dI Ashta ula gewoo 1· Amhorst 28 MidVI<If· 24l ronllll grass JOOIIs ) .' T ," -~!",{. :Logan 14-7 AJJ•_Sco_ ~,·.,:f_ n.J:lr~_ •Ji:·j • · · 0Jil'DitetJ 1J1 ' ' , ( ;.J ...· . 1 Obetlln 32 Verm ilion i State ' . G~Qjpolis G , I eel plenty o1 de!enslft oiNnllh Qoll'lerblcli: Cllarltt Jlll_chm,,.- middle and raced 10 yam Into out · of reach of 11\elr · (jaljla in the final ball. with JO:M 1tJt In the oecon4 !Ae.,IJ!l!l .zone. It •paso from County opponents with 5:12 Jell Eastern, aow 3-eln-SVAC play period. Elchlll!l•r's touchdown ,Jj:)-efulf, Doualas lor tile In the third quarter when Don and 4·1 overall, clinched at· upped aa 89 yam drlwi In exii'J>,·:J!OlQIII ; fell tnconwlete... Roush went over from the lour least 1 tie lor the conference 11 plays. lligbllghtlng . the Kyget CN!tk, trylnl ·bard to ·yard IIIlO to concltlde a drive championship. The Eagteo, m lffort were passeo of 40 adjust to ·the _power of the of 69 yam In 14 plays. An II however, will have an oppor. yardl and 27 yards t? Rlcllard Eagles, got on the scoreboard .yard pass from Eichlnger 'to lun~y to control the 1961 crown Douglao and B!U Buckley. Rog. for the firsJ Ume wtth 51 sec- Douglas led !he final TD e~ alone should the Eagles defeat er AUman's try lor tile extra onds lefl In the first half when fort. Eichinger's pass. to AU· Southwestern 00 Oct. 21. points following Eichlnger'o six the Bobcats tallied on a pa$8 man for the extra pomts fell Coach Howie MUler's club pointer was short. Interception by Mike Spaulding Incomplete, • " suffered their oecond loss In The Eagles moved Into a from seven yards out. Do n The Meigo County team \01five games The Bobcats are 12'0 lead thrH minute! later Rumley sconed the extra. points sled 227 yardl rushing and 114 Z-1 ,. confere1ce actioo. when halfback Mike Martin. a on a run. , passing whUe Kyger Creek got Eastern got its first touch-. / junior. iRtercepted a pan. He I Eastern scored the toucb. 1~ on the ground and 22 yards down on a one yard dive by broke lose on a run up lhe Idown thai put the Bic Green with aerials. The Eas10111 boys ',iJilern'o Eagleo took . over 101~ posse!sion of fir>t · place lit illt·1!outhern Valley Atllletlc &Jqferonce tSVACI with 1 .Iii ·~ win over the visiting Ky· ger Creek Bobcats on Friday ni <ht. It was Kyger Greek's 'i" i league loss sJnce 1960. !'he:· Bobcal' had won 25 and 1ost Iwo In that space in loop 11ay \he EagJes of Coach William ID>iQn. with pads hitting hard li!J vening. grabbed the lead w1UJ. two tiluf'hdowns m the ...,~ quarter and then .mow- ' '· ·. ' Smith't Fi8 t • �u •. . 1 , :1 ... •' ,. ' '<"~"'/ '.' s Recovere missing since Monday, was rof!o;>, _. the Ohio river Gallipolis oaturday around Z:l6 according "'the GaJ. Pollee. · ··carl Argabright, Columbus' ,I ' 1· ~ . ,PATROL ACTIVATED- WaShington hoolbo t I U ted Fr1 · partmen~ and Nell Sanden, primll~l .of !~e schJI~T~~p~:O~c..:~ds the ~n~~s ~~~!~d. PAollce JodhnLoTayltOSftofThthe "! " R9se, ·~t~f c. -~a::: ~~~d g~J,:;~~:a ~.\f~~?e;¥,np~~=af· J1mea C ' ' SOUTHWESTERN QUEEN, HER COURT AND ESCORTS- Friday was homecom~g at Southwestern High school. .Nimcy Burnette was crowned homecoming queen. Pictured above, left to right are: Lynda Ramsey, Gary'jd.monds, Vivian Hansen, Jim Walker, Nancy Bur· nette, queen; Teddy Fortner, Leona S'l)lnders, maid of honor; Dwight Lloyd, Ruthie Stewart, Richard Dillon, Doris Lloyd and Jerry John· ,.,'. ,bq son. ""J Southwestern Local Has Gala HomecominJ: gr. ""' ' •I ·lev ani nld iDil fro pi; ger I GaiUpolis Police de- Gr h · , fttoe · · . ' .,.n ay or, n . ardner, Dallaa Woodard Thomas, Jerry Fr.tzier, Henry D. Johnspn, Christopher orr, Merrill s. HOMECOMING QUEllN - The 1968 Pomeroy High School Homecomll)g Queen, Miss .Kay McGowan, daughter b f Dr. and Mrs. Thonias McGowan pf'MJ.. son, W. va., is shown here with her:lsco rt, Mike Hazeltqn, after crownine cere-' monies prior t~ tbe Panther-Wellstci'll ga 1\}0 Friday night, I Sll lro J~ Oil tor' 1 "'"1 , I ro• IIIli._ Fourth Ave. alld State St a!ld alon th t t an(j · k of •...,.. ve., an cus .; lfd Ave and State St · ~~~ Fl~eY, Cotton, Jr., RObert ay, eT~~n Perry ~~ui All~: ~:~~~~·E:~~:; ~ t~e pat ~l?ictHured, left, to right front ro.,;; 1 • eu enan • .,.y armon, Charles Wildermuth, l~Jlll .ft. re~Rr, D, David SommerVille Jeffr ~· -~~ Le · ,.. __1 • ~le Hatfield Da~el Salllliilriii;De ' • 'rb 8 r ll'I!IS ~- ,es W91f and Allen Rose. Second row-Jeny Dean Evans Jeffrey Francies fAp~. :sieve MQrgan, Ora D«dn ~tuca!~ Joeofa~cf b~' ;o:~~·~f~ehlr!f Chofapr~elslcePeJ~oudT, rut·ckyAHiaalfLieldG, Terry 'L. Bush, '>\"lliam " \- and two other F~anklln "<<llnty men •potted the. vklilll, wu. .5~ afloat inl .Wr the about one fourth of the way a- !lay. Myera WIJ cross the Ohio, near Grape in1 Carl's P!a!1e St. In GaiUpoU. · · Atolstlng In the 'search were m., Morllay. ,·. Robert Largent and G I e n . Thomas. The body was taken •He WIJ re]lOl'lecf "' the Upotream Publle Use cill pollee WedDes!!!l.r Area and bnmght aahore. Oftldall ·had been llf.!ll'd! Argabright had been' aearcllthe VicUm im tbeiL · The body of a· Kanauga man, liam S. My..S, ' 1 BY LINDA STEWART 1966-67, Miss Nancy Burnette, of Honor'• escort. He assisted riot. The S1)uthweslern Local High and her courl. Miss Burnette! Miss Saunders durin;! home- 1 . . H Sr hool held its annual home- 1s the daughter of Mr. and 1 coming activities. He is the son Miss VIVID~ ~sen.. ~~~~~ con1111g festi\'llles on Fnday Mrs. Paul Burnette of Route Z,i of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lloyd more, was e een 8 r and Saturday nights. October :Gal lipolis. She is a member of I of Route 4, Oak Hill. Mr. tloyd :tendan\ s~~ l:a: ch'a~ffeur7-8, when the Southwestern the present graduating class and Miss Saunders are both ~ onto t e Ieh Y am~s 5 Highlanders lost an exciting of Southwestern High School. seniors. ,hGreen whereJl e w~s 1 m~ 14-0 game agamst their oppon- .The Queen was chauffeured on. . . I er escort, mmy a ~ a • ents tile Symmes Vallev Vik- to the field in a car dnven by I D~ectly behind the Matd of er, also a sophomore. M1ss Han· mgs. · John Shriver, where she was Honor was ~e ~ueen's semor sen is the daughter of Mr. ~nd The fest ivit ies started at met b:v her escort. Ted Fortner. attendant. MiSS Linda Ramse?, Mrs. J~ Hansen of Patr1ot half-llme. Mr. Winston Sheets Fortner is th e son of Mr. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W1l· Walker 1S the son of Mr. and and his majorettes directed Mrs. J~sse Fortner of Oak Hill. lliam R~msey of Gallia. Mi ss Mrs. Clyde Wal~er of Thurma~. Soulhweslern's band on1.o ! He is also a member of the Ramsey s chauffeur for the 1 The last of M1ss Burnette s the field in preparation :senior class at Southwestern.~ evening was_Marlin Rose and co.urt to. enter tbe field was for the presentatior ut He was Miss Burnette's escort the automobtle w~s loaned ~y Mtss_ Dons Llayd, a freshmAn. Southwestern's Hom!"roming 1throughout the official home- ; Gary Ferguson. Mtss Ra~sey s She IS the daughter of Mr. and Queen and her court. The pres- coming festivities of both Fri- Escort was _G~~ Edmonds, son Mrs. J?hn ~- Lloyd, ,Route 4, en u1t•o n of the Qure:' :.,,,, 1t'r day and Saturday nights. !of Mrs. Vtrgi~J.a Edmonds of Oak H1ll. Mtss Ll~yd ~ escort court was given by one of the 1Rural Route, \ mton. Both are for the evening wa~ R1cky Al!!chool's Beta members Miss , Chauffe,Jred onto the field by ; seniors. j tizer who drove her onto Ute Linda Stewart ' IGregory Carter. was · t he i A member of the Junior c\as! ·field to meet her escort, Jerry Queen's Maid of Honor, Miss 1was Miss Ruth Ann Stewart, Johnson. He is the son or Mr. 1t was a thrill ing evening for 1 Leona Saunders. She is the 1 the Queen's Junior attendant. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson of Oak everyone as the spirits of tile daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sauq Her escort was Richard Dillon, Hi ll. crowd rose. The band was qui- Saunders of Lecta, Ohio. Miss a junior. son of Mr ~H'd Mrs 1 The Queen and each of the et on the field and everyone Saunders' automobile was loan- George Dillon of Lecta, Miss attendants received flowers was anticipating UJ.e "Brrlval of ed by Miss Karen Beal!ie. Mr. Stewart is the daughter or Mr. Ifrom their escorts. Miss Burn· 1 l 1 1 the Homecoming Queen for IDwight Lloyd was the - ·- ---- ---- - ----- ---- - - - Maid and Mrs. Paul Sl<lwart of Pat· <Continued on Page 19) QUEEN AND COURT ~ The 1966 Homecoming Queen at Pomeroy High School and her attendants'·md escorts pose here prior to the official crowning. Pictured, left ~odght, are D~nny Crow, Terri . Fultz, Larry Wiles, Sharon Srruth, Mike Hazelton, Queen Kay McGowan, Millie Legar, Cecil Midkiff, Judy King and :Qav14,, Hargraves. . ~ II ' 110-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, 9, UlflG · I ' . l\. a'.J v J.,.l c :OWa n: l'S ' d' · " Q · Crowne ;. . ueen 17 . I G oci Nibert can, ·... of Mr. and Mn. 1!m· IsQueenof HOmeconung • ~;~n~~o;t~l~~== U!l. L! !UJJUU eat CaU. MIJS"Nibert aiUred In an orange wool abealb ,w·11 Sclloql. ' ·. Miss Kay McGowan was crowned· que~n during pregame ceremonies at Pomeroy Stadium Friday evening The new 111M Homecomlll8 before a crowd of approxillllltely 12<Ufl!ls': ! ~'. ' · Queen reigned Salutdq l!ialil The queen and her court entered 'the south end of PT. PLEASANT - Miss" Mik- at tile Homeconilng dpce 'wlih the field in cars donated by Dick Sfyler, Charles Lewis I ki Nibert, blonde blue • eyed mem!Jers of her Olud. coOklt and the Blaettnar uto Co. ' , · PPHS aenior, was crowned 11166 StepheDJ and Marjilrlo Y<11~ ! Judy King and Terri Fultz arrived 'on the field in a Homecoming Queen during lea- tbe other two ~ eQI!IIid(~ car driven by Rodney Hysell. Miss Fultz w:as escorted by tivities at half-time Of the Big vlelng tor the crolon, .. }lllilor Danny Crow and Miss King - Blacka and W'dllamaon football altendant, VIcki .RafllOy .. :u d by David Hargraves. Pomeroy ~,' played "0 v e r game Friday evening at san- sophomOre •all<llllant: ·:~ In the secona car driven by The Rambow. ders Memorial field. · · Ni!>ert. ' •. . . , Ronnie Logan arrived Sharon In pre-game c~monies the Mlsa Nibert is tile daughter Crown bellrers for the 'eo~ , ,. ,, ,, • . ,.,1 ~~:~ :'..>·") .< , , Smith and Millie Legar. Miss Pomeroyrr.archingbarulmarch· of Mrs. Betty Nibert of Und lui coronatioJ;J _were :.~ ·~,,,·: ,,:·: 1!1;:1:,"i•' ,. . i Smith was escorted by Larry ed acroos the field in a ''P" Slreet and John Nibert of Char· lor and Cindy Cbrlillan; 1,1\lle ·, , . , . , , !', ·, ,i , . "' . ,.1 Wiles and Miss Legar by Cecil formation playing the "Fight lesion. Her escort waa . Buck M$er and .LIUie Miss MQ.n ,', •, 1.'. ' I •... t ,. 1 Midkiff. The . queen arrived in Song" followed by the forma' Cognty. · ·: · : ~. 1 ,'l .. ,,r,' l11;,~:! 1i, ;", ;,, ·'•· ::·' ., ~~~--~ ',I, 111 ,,I ; a car d~iven by Ronald East. tion of ."U S.'' wiU1 effective 85 piece unit ~rormed prect. ·The Homecoming ~~l~et HOMECOMING -The Eastern High School Homecoming Queen, Miss Brenda Larkins, Is flanked here by man. MJSs McGowan was es· Nd, whJte and blue bat lights slm drills "' "Hosts of Free- beg'!ll wltll . a .In ·a~· r"'· _ the attendants and escorts participating in the Friday night activities. Front row, left to right, are Ann Holcorted"' the .,.ter of the field for the "Star .Spangled Ban- dom." · IA!wn l'l!in! ~)eajanl ' 'if!er, Peggy MJ!lhoan, M1ss Larkins, Man> Mankm and Sandra Newlun. In the background are escorts Louie by her escort; Mike Hazelkln. ner." The band then formed an In an eyo-catchlng n\Jillber ·W.oon. Parsde . Frederick, David Heaton, Ronnie Dodderer, Roger Lanham and Roger Barnett. . Miss McGowan was present- ardtway lor the homecoming the majorettes were featuU<I In Moati - , FFA, ed roses from Mrs. Dana Kes- queen and lier court. a dance routine .kl 1be tune of GM: Cara singer and crowned queen by During the hlllf-Ume perlod "Tiger Rag." The · band Under s:!:Z~:~J IllS IS 0 I Earl Young, assistant princi· tile band, entering !he north the direction of, Donald Miller, .pal of Pomeroy High school. end of the Held. played "Fan- <;Oncluded ita abow ·,with the .and "·Miss Brenda Larkins wns l During the ceremonies, th efare" and ''Show Boy." The Alma Mabn'. attendant • 'Mi ; ss Lark• • CrownedQue en £Easl ern H• Homecommg B: ' ' ..med queen at the Home-comceremonies at half - time 1 . Eastern High School foot· stadium Friday evening. w;;j.;; Larkms' roui-t included Milhoan, Sandra New- P lun, Ann HGiter, and Mary Manki n. Crown bearer was sec- ; ond grade sturient Patricia · Botton of Reedsv11le. Crowmng 1 Miss Larkins was Roberta Trus- 1 sell, ~ast year's quet!n. 1 1 Escorb for the queen and her court were Lou1s Frederick, who escorted Peggy Milhoan; Roger Garnett, escort for Sandra Newlun; Ronny Dodderer, escort lor Ann Holter; David \ Heaton. escort for Mary Man- i' i:in, and Roger Lanham, escort i of the queen. Donating cars for the festivities were Ina Masser, Keith Go. ~le Ford. Gene Riggs and ' Ray R1ggs. Drivers were Clara · t:aasldy, Bill Karr, Ray Jus'ice and Victor Gaul. During the ceremonies the !:astern High Srhool band 'layed "Miss America." Fol· DWing the ceremonies the band l'l!l..iibed a precision drill with majoretles doing a colorfire baiOII routine. QUEEN - Miss Breitda Urldns, 1966 Eaatern , Higb School Homecoming Queen, poses With a)! armload of Dowers after she was crowned Friday in preaame aetivitles of the Eastern-Kya;er Creek clash. ' . l ' ., r, ' . ' ''' ' ' •• r I At Southern �u •. . 1 , :1 ... •' ,. ' '<"~"'/ '.' s Recovere missing since Monday, was rof!o;>, _. the Ohio river Gallipolis oaturday around Z:l6 according "'the GaJ. Pollee. · ··carl Argabright, Columbus' ,I ' 1· ~ . ,PATROL ACTIVATED- WaShington hoolbo t I U ted Fr1 · partmen~ and Nell Sanden, primll~l .of !~e schJI~T~~p~:O~c..:~ds the ~n~~s ~~~!~d. PAollce JodhnLoTayltOSftofThthe "! " R9se, ·~t~f c. -~a::: ~~~d g~J,:;~~:a ~.\f~~?e;¥,np~~=af· J1mea C ' ' SOUTHWESTERN QUEEN, HER COURT AND ESCORTS- Friday was homecom~g at Southwestern High school. .Nimcy Burnette was crowned homecoming queen. Pictured above, left to right are: Lynda Ramsey, Gary'jd.monds, Vivian Hansen, Jim Walker, Nancy Bur· nette, queen; Teddy Fortner, Leona S'l)lnders, maid of honor; Dwight Lloyd, Ruthie Stewart, Richard Dillon, Doris Lloyd and Jerry John· ,.,'. ,bq son. ""J Southwestern Local Has Gala HomecominJ: gr. ""' ' •I ·lev ani nld iDil fro pi; ger I GaiUpolis Police de- Gr h · , fttoe · · . ' .,.n ay or, n . ardner, Dallaa Woodard Thomas, Jerry Fr.tzier, Henry D. Johnspn, Christopher orr, Merrill s. HOMECOMING QUEllN - The 1968 Pomeroy High School Homecomll)g Queen, Miss .Kay McGowan, daughter b f Dr. and Mrs. Thonias McGowan pf'MJ.. son, W. va., is shown here with her:lsco rt, Mike Hazeltqn, after crownine cere-' monies prior t~ tbe Panther-Wellstci'll ga 1\}0 Friday night, I Sll lro J~ Oil tor' 1 "'"1 , I ro• IIIli._ Fourth Ave. alld State St a!ld alon th t t an(j · k of •...,.. ve., an cus .; lfd Ave and State St · ~~~ Fl~eY, Cotton, Jr., RObert ay, eT~~n Perry ~~ui All~: ~:~~~~·E:~~:; ~ t~e pat ~l?ictHured, left, to right front ro.,;; 1 • eu enan • .,.y armon, Charles Wildermuth, l~Jlll .ft. re~Rr, D, David SommerVille Jeffr ~· -~~ Le · ,.. __1 • ~le Hatfield Da~el Salllliilriii;De ' • 'rb 8 r ll'I!IS ~- ,es W91f and Allen Rose. Second row-Jeny Dean Evans Jeffrey Francies fAp~. :sieve MQrgan, Ora D«dn ~tuca!~ Joeofa~cf b~' ;o:~~·~f~ehlr!f Chofapr~elslcePeJ~oudT, rut·ckyAHiaalfLieldG, Terry 'L. Bush, '>\"lliam " \- and two other F~anklln "<<llnty men •potted the. vklilll, wu. .5~ afloat inl .Wr the about one fourth of the way a- !lay. Myera WIJ cross the Ohio, near Grape in1 Carl's P!a!1e St. In GaiUpoU. · · Atolstlng In the 'search were m., Morllay. ,·. Robert Largent and G I e n . Thomas. The body was taken •He WIJ re]lOl'lecf "' the Upotream Publle Use cill pollee WedDes!!!l.r Area and bnmght aahore. Oftldall ·had been llf.!ll'd! Argabright had been' aearcllthe VicUm im tbeiL · The body of a· Kanauga man, liam S. My..S, ' 1 BY LINDA STEWART 1966-67, Miss Nancy Burnette, of Honor'• escort. He assisted riot. The S1)uthweslern Local High and her courl. Miss Burnette! Miss Saunders durin;! home- 1 . . H Sr hool held its annual home- 1s the daughter of Mr. and 1 coming activities. He is the son Miss VIVID~ ~sen.. ~~~~~ con1111g festi\'llles on Fnday Mrs. Paul Burnette of Route Z,i of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lloyd more, was e een 8 r and Saturday nights. October :Gal lipolis. She is a member of I of Route 4, Oak Hill. Mr. tloyd :tendan\ s~~ l:a: ch'a~ffeur7-8, when the Southwestern the present graduating class and Miss Saunders are both ~ onto t e Ieh Y am~s 5 Highlanders lost an exciting of Southwestern High School. seniors. ,hGreen whereJl e w~s 1 m~ 14-0 game agamst their oppon- .The Queen was chauffeured on. . . I er escort, mmy a ~ a • ents tile Symmes Vallev Vik- to the field in a car dnven by I D~ectly behind the Matd of er, also a sophomore. M1ss Han· mgs. · John Shriver, where she was Honor was ~e ~ueen's semor sen is the daughter of Mr. ~nd The fest ivit ies started at met b:v her escort. Ted Fortner. attendant. MiSS Linda Ramse?, Mrs. J~ Hansen of Patr1ot half-llme. Mr. Winston Sheets Fortner is th e son of Mr. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W1l· Walker 1S the son of Mr. and and his majorettes directed Mrs. J~sse Fortner of Oak Hill. lliam R~msey of Gallia. Mi ss Mrs. Clyde Wal~er of Thurma~. Soulhweslern's band on1.o ! He is also a member of the Ramsey s chauffeur for the 1 The last of M1ss Burnette s the field in preparation :senior class at Southwestern.~ evening was_Marlin Rose and co.urt to. enter tbe field was for the presentatior ut He was Miss Burnette's escort the automobtle w~s loaned ~y Mtss_ Dons Llayd, a freshmAn. Southwestern's Hom!"roming 1throughout the official home- ; Gary Ferguson. Mtss Ra~sey s She IS the daughter of Mr. and Queen and her court. The pres- coming festivities of both Fri- Escort was _G~~ Edmonds, son Mrs. J?hn ~- Lloyd, ,Route 4, en u1t•o n of the Qure:' :.,,,, 1t'r day and Saturday nights. !of Mrs. Vtrgi~J.a Edmonds of Oak H1ll. Mtss Ll~yd ~ escort court was given by one of the 1Rural Route, \ mton. Both are for the evening wa~ R1cky Al!!chool's Beta members Miss , Chauffe,Jred onto the field by ; seniors. j tizer who drove her onto Ute Linda Stewart ' IGregory Carter. was · t he i A member of the Junior c\as! ·field to meet her escort, Jerry Queen's Maid of Honor, Miss 1was Miss Ruth Ann Stewart, Johnson. He is the son or Mr. 1t was a thrill ing evening for 1 Leona Saunders. She is the 1 the Queen's Junior attendant. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson of Oak everyone as the spirits of tile daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sauq Her escort was Richard Dillon, Hi ll. crowd rose. The band was qui- Saunders of Lecta, Ohio. Miss a junior. son of Mr ~H'd Mrs 1 The Queen and each of the et on the field and everyone Saunders' automobile was loan- George Dillon of Lecta, Miss attendants received flowers was anticipating UJ.e "Brrlval of ed by Miss Karen Beal!ie. Mr. Stewart is the daughter or Mr. Ifrom their escorts. Miss Burn· 1 l 1 1 the Homecoming Queen for IDwight Lloyd was the - ·- ---- ---- - ----- ---- - - - Maid and Mrs. Paul Sl<lwart of Pat· <Continued on Page 19) QUEEN AND COURT ~ The 1966 Homecoming Queen at Pomeroy High School and her attendants'·md escorts pose here prior to the official crowning. Pictured, left ~odght, are D~nny Crow, Terri . Fultz, Larry Wiles, Sharon Srruth, Mike Hazelton, Queen Kay McGowan, Millie Legar, Cecil Midkiff, Judy King and :Qav14,, Hargraves. . ~ II ' 110-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, 9, UlflG · I ' . l\. a'.J v J.,.l c :OWa n: l'S ' d' · " Q · Crowne ;. . ueen 17 . I G oci Nibert can, ·... of Mr. and Mn. 1!m· IsQueenof HOmeconung • ~;~n~~o;t~l~~== U!l. L! !UJJUU eat CaU. MIJS"Nibert aiUred In an orange wool abealb ,w·11 Sclloql. ' ·. Miss Kay McGowan was crowned· que~n during pregame ceremonies at Pomeroy Stadium Friday evening The new 111M Homecomlll8 before a crowd of approxillllltely 12<Ufl!ls': ! ~'. ' · Queen reigned Salutdq l!ialil The queen and her court entered 'the south end of PT. PLEASANT - Miss" Mik- at tile Homeconilng dpce 'wlih the field in cars donated by Dick Sfyler, Charles Lewis I ki Nibert, blonde blue • eyed mem!Jers of her Olud. coOklt and the Blaettnar uto Co. ' , · PPHS aenior, was crowned 11166 StepheDJ and Marjilrlo Y<11~ ! Judy King and Terri Fultz arrived 'on the field in a Homecoming Queen during lea- tbe other two ~ eQI!IIid(~ car driven by Rodney Hysell. Miss Fultz w:as escorted by tivities at half-time Of the Big vlelng tor the crolon, .. }lllilor Danny Crow and Miss King - Blacka and W'dllamaon football altendant, VIcki .RafllOy .. :u d by David Hargraves. Pomeroy ~,' played "0 v e r game Friday evening at san- sophomOre •all<llllant: ·:~ In the secona car driven by The Rambow. ders Memorial field. · · Ni!>ert. ' •. . . , Ronnie Logan arrived Sharon In pre-game c~monies the Mlsa Nibert is tile daughter Crown bellrers for the 'eo~ , ,. ,, ,, • . ,.,1 ~~:~ :'..>·") .< , , Smith and Millie Legar. Miss Pomeroyrr.archingbarulmarch· of Mrs. Betty Nibert of Und lui coronatioJ;J _were :.~ ·~,,,·: ,,:·: 1!1;:1:,"i•' ,. . i Smith was escorted by Larry ed acroos the field in a ''P" Slreet and John Nibert of Char· lor and Cindy Cbrlillan; 1,1\lle ·, , . , . , , !', ·, ,i , . "' . ,.1 Wiles and Miss Legar by Cecil formation playing the "Fight lesion. Her escort waa . Buck M$er and .LIUie Miss MQ.n ,', •, 1.'. ' I •... t ,. 1 Midkiff. The . queen arrived in Song" followed by the forma' Cognty. · ·: · : ~. 1 ,'l .. ,,r,' l11;,~:! 1i, ;", ;,, ·'•· ::·' ., ~~~--~ ',I, 111 ,,I ; a car d~iven by Ronald East. tion of ."U S.'' wiU1 effective 85 piece unit ~rormed prect. ·The Homecoming ~~l~et HOMECOMING -The Eastern High School Homecoming Queen, Miss Brenda Larkins, Is flanked here by man. MJSs McGowan was es· Nd, whJte and blue bat lights slm drills "' "Hosts of Free- beg'!ll wltll . a .In ·a~· r"'· _ the attendants and escorts participating in the Friday night activities. Front row, left to right, are Ann Holcorted"' the .,.ter of the field for the "Star .Spangled Ban- dom." · IA!wn l'l!in! ~)eajanl ' 'if!er, Peggy MJ!lhoan, M1ss Larkins, Man> Mankm and Sandra Newlun. In the background are escorts Louie by her escort; Mike Hazelkln. ner." The band then formed an In an eyo-catchlng n\Jillber ·W.oon. Parsde . Frederick, David Heaton, Ronnie Dodderer, Roger Lanham and Roger Barnett. . Miss McGowan was present- ardtway lor the homecoming the majorettes were featuU<I In Moati - , FFA, ed roses from Mrs. Dana Kes- queen and lier court. a dance routine .kl 1be tune of GM: Cara singer and crowned queen by During the hlllf-Ume perlod "Tiger Rag." The · band Under s:!:Z~:~J IllS IS 0 I Earl Young, assistant princi· tile band, entering !he north the direction of, Donald Miller, .pal of Pomeroy High school. end of the Held. played "Fan- <;Oncluded ita abow ·,with the .and "·Miss Brenda Larkins wns l During the ceremonies, th efare" and ''Show Boy." The Alma Mabn'. attendant • 'Mi ; ss Lark• • CrownedQue en £Easl ern H• Homecommg B: ' ' ..med queen at the Home-comceremonies at half - time 1 . Eastern High School foot· stadium Friday evening. w;;j.;; Larkms' roui-t included Milhoan, Sandra New- P lun, Ann HGiter, and Mary Manki n. Crown bearer was sec- ; ond grade sturient Patricia · Botton of Reedsv11le. Crowmng 1 Miss Larkins was Roberta Trus- 1 sell, ~ast year's quet!n. 1 1 Escorb for the queen and her court were Lou1s Frederick, who escorted Peggy Milhoan; Roger Garnett, escort for Sandra Newlun; Ronny Dodderer, escort lor Ann Holter; David \ Heaton. escort for Mary Man- i' i:in, and Roger Lanham, escort i of the queen. Donating cars for the festivities were Ina Masser, Keith Go. ~le Ford. Gene Riggs and ' Ray R1ggs. Drivers were Clara · t:aasldy, Bill Karr, Ray Jus'ice and Victor Gaul. During the ceremonies the !:astern High Srhool band 'layed "Miss America." Fol· DWing the ceremonies the band l'l!l..iibed a precision drill with majoretles doing a colorfire baiOII routine. QUEEN - Miss Breitda Urldns, 1966 Eaatern , Higb School Homecoming Queen, poses With a)! armload of Dowers after she was crowned Friday in preaame aetivitles of the Eastern-Kya;er Creek clash. ' . l ' ., r, ' . ' ''' ' ' •• r I At Southern �.. ., ' ' .~ ' (' THE ~BOUTIQUE )' ' ' ' ~·· ' . ' ' ) ' I , ,,4 •• ' •' ' /' F .' . rI 'r ' Rudy. Ger~rl~~c~h:-· ;:. ·~ ,. / •. ,. '!I nd 1·! .• BY !IEL~ HENNESSY T~ jert}ltlle:)bjklplo .·I•.10t. ~ 'NEW .YOK • INIAl - Ever br~gl!l ~owet_ .fOII>ro ,!0!11\ bad a yearnln' to be a waf'r als .on ~ narrol' b.ndllkf · Uly1 ' A- ~11'00 of · pop art with and on I~ .j)lntS.,' WMn more pop~ out 'than in? Or per- are worn ' In the:' wiJJr, · · llaps just a 'U'l ole animated ob- petals open'~and iloai' J)n r jet b'artT Well, pork op, lad- surfaCe. These are v$'y' pt.'1!tlY I ies. Your 'chance Is here. and WOuld be a snlash' In Gernreich, the beachmaster 1 water' ba11et1 ,f' has given you yoUr opportunity -Many ·Or~'ihe .~UJtfhive .·,·. .. v in his resort ilwlmw~r collec- areas mi~slnt ~ Brt · tloo. for .Ha.rmon Kmtw~ar._ which you really J?OP· ;But 'l'he showmg was a qutckte - are . always those ~Uck-ons trO short that if yoo were 12 the shy. · minutes late you missed it. But ~ The brai 'on the teetw-•reenvl when it was o~er, there was bikinis have very little oothlrtf to say but WOW! nd no. sides. ' "J believe Ia ornamentallon 1 ''But," said Gernrelch, ~·we .of tile body," 181d Rudl • .4.ad . 're cuttlna nifm au tncli fllrtller after tbe first number, you be-- laround on each llde tof llevo It, too. . stor<s. Tho public ln'l roadyj Model Juf:ly Hmman came jror side exposcre yet. through the double doors and "They don't fiick a lash there was a collectlve gasp something's slll to the oav.el. fr~m the. audlenct. She wore an But they still think side cut· ac1d green. wool diaper and a- i out.'l <:~re indecent.'' bout 25 tr1apgular shiny bl.ack The show was a shocker 1Uck-on patches. That's aU. it was choek full of fun , and ''It's completely· decent 1" Ru- new ideas. There were oxcl'tlngl di quipped. "Even the navel color teams but ' no print!. is covered." Nothing so Jussy was pe~mltt,d The stlck-ons come in all to detract from Rudi's 'Stark shapes. and colon and will bt' I o.rnamet1tation of ~e o~ bOdy packaged In plastic bags and I beautiful. · .Y sold separately. You can m!x If the suits sell, Father Nepor matCh hat~.! moons, cJrcles tune and Davy Jones will have and flowers. And if fig leaves • ball - and so will -the eren't in that package, udi me-tic companies that 11ell body missed a g<>Ojl bet. But tet makeup. Jost picture those era·, .:: .; ::·, discretion govern your artlsUr zy sunburna. pAIJIION Jll(POSURE to Rudt Gernreleh's forte. Tlth endeavors unless you •have a ---...._.. from ~~ retOrt toUettloa for Harmon Knitwear burning desire to get the inside A111'0S BUMP JI ,Pilu Ill dealp to lludl'a recent "fal-.ut" dre1sea.. story on the fOCal brig. ,~ .. 1 .:;AIIhll1==.:.pla_<e<l_••_le_lt-_o•_•_od_d~to-l_b•__"_"·~~-----'N::e:zt~ca~m~e~hls"___'pe"'t:"'al'_"su~lt:s. Two cars collided at the Rut· land High School parkjnJ lot Friday at 10 p.m., oatllini light dama1e to both vehicies, the Meigs County Sheriff's department sald. Olen Ji:verelt Burson, "• ht• .. 1n 54, Frost, back~ r: ..car to •a car driven by O.,fe ~napp, The annual Tri-State Area years and Includes acllvl- bulletin. 23, Langsville, as bllth: •\lemp~ CouneU Carnperal is sch~~~~~ ~ !y for camping, cooking meals 11 to 12, Prepare lunch ed to leave th&< ~-~: arei. Oct. 14, 15, and 16 at and campfires. 12 lo t, Lunch There were ll?'·~~ .·,.s./ 1 Park, Pt. Pleasant, W. Themo for the llltl6 event 1:30 to 3:30, Begin Council t Po,; 0Q - ! \Jl ·-iiE ; - Tri-State Area Council Camporal Pl3nned Oct.l4-l5-6l at Krodel Park for Scouts ~~!"ltv::~~o~::cl WilHam R. (8111) will serve as camperal 'll1t camporal. largest orin& of Scouts and lit the oouncil, is held ~u;~~! .i~~e ~~~~a~~:di~ sk;l~o·~~n~30, lnter-T:.p visnew Scouts working 1n itation and _trading · their patrol and unit. 1 I :30 to S:30. Prepare Here's tho complete campor- 1 5:30 Retreat _ ali Sc6UII at schedule (All Time EDSTI: a~end FRIDAY, OCTOBER II · I 6, Supper 1 to 8 p. m, Chock In - ,.I 7:30 Campflre up camp. 10, TaJM! I to 1:15, Orientation camp SUNDAY, OCJ'OBER ti fire by districts. Coun·:il Camp- 7:30 a. m., Reveille official to be guest at 8, Flag' raising each campfire 7 30 to 8 30 p . : : ,repare 10. Taps. fast. 10. Scoutmasters Roondtable 8::tll Breakfast Imeeting. 9:30, Protestant Church servI SATURDAY, OCTOBER t5 ice. 7 a. m.. Revell!•. 10:30 to 11, Free time 7:30, Flag raising at camp ll ::tll, Final retreat. nag pole. Each Troop to send No onit is to plan on leaving two uniformed Scouts. camp prior to 12:30. u Is sur· 7 to I, Prepare breakfast. gested that Troopo arrant• for 8, Breakfast a family picnic at Krodel Park 9 to 12, District Camporee for Sunday lunch and parents skill events as outllned in this transport boys home. 1 ·'S ; '' 'I • . ,, BAIIIST aarrow bra the !Ono r:r:~ paall . by Gomreleh m sporlllll& swiiiJIDg·panolt. whea lbe dorltl& wearer U .Ilion's ,a brttll! oa . t1ae yOU are.. · - '.. .1 · .. ,,.-- -- _ · • . -' ·· ·.1· · • Danny K. !.!or~, .18. Rt. l,_Lahoad of hio car. Morrow fat!-~ · out, and attempted to Gallipolis, wu Cited to 'G~llla 1ild to slow or stop aud hi• pass the truck. . county JUvenile court on r. :• ear struck the back of the I The truck wa• slowing down charge of unsafe operotiop 011 lofcCormlck car. · and Butoher attempted to Oct. 15 after ~n ~ccidenl . at There wu minor damage to slow In urder to get In · behind no a. m. Friday on Gravel , jured, according to tho patrol. the truck. But.the .Butcher oar H~ll Rd., .... Kyger Cro.x according to the patrol. struck the rear of the truck. Htgh School. · . No one was injured and no Other patrol . arrest.. FrJjlay fl State Hlghwlly were filed in a car- ineJuded: Charles K. Akers, _saJd that Charl_es W. McC!!_.rmoolllsion at )·,30 p. m. Frt- Oak Hill, stop s•- . cited k17Rt1GIIIllhd .,..• tc • ·' . · • 8 pn s, '" · on Rl. 7, two and lour- Ga!Upolis municipal court, ed south, had slowed for a miles south of Middle· Oct. 8; Robert E. Paul St. port, In the CJJnstruction area. Albans, W. Va., no mud Damage was modertrte. munictpal court Oct. 8: Rtehft,;;ill The patrol reported that flag. 28, and Francis man had nagged a. truck oper- Nunn, 26, both o! Wlpston ated by Clifford R. , em, N. C., and fiiJSe K R. N. , 19. Rio Grande, Mld~I'W"rl, apj)lrently Aford, 40, Po:::~~· oee the the n -' • ?< ,~jJ ' ~' 1D6 EVERY ROOM IUDGET/ NOT EVERY PERSON aAD!O)c')e ·-":::.i.iiV<'I SOME DON1 NEED ONE Diles ·Radioear Company _,rt,O, iji•----...1 '" ····- !'""" ~\ .\ I '! ' -~ . r, ~· , .. tltl ! •... . I l and Loan· ''1 ..;, . >l ... f\. .. "' ' ...... • . ·- -~ I ~ I. ,. II • ' I • •~ • • A ' ~. . '·' ' ' ' • • ' >1 .' Sidewalk Suptt. to ditCk COnttrilctfon ·'· Of ciur.Ntw Dteltrshlp.(); SAYS: UpperRtt• 7 • . 051 . . . . . 51 39 5 Going at our cost or le... Our Loss Your Gain. . c· . .. · · · .' 1965 BUICK. LiSABQ 4 DOOR SI.DAN . ' . -' All Power EquiP.- . • . - ' '' I' 7 - 1966 BUICK$ Local . Owner. . ,, '. ' . " ' ' .· ' ~· ' . 1964 ~CURY CONY. PARKLANE . ~~:.~:;: ::~ 51''7.9 5 1966 CHM II SEQAN ·. · . 2 Sold new June 18, · . ~ooo ~ • Mile~. I Slandard Tram. - .. 19·9,$· en. 1' : > '-l. · ·. 5 1964 FORD GALAXIE·500 ~.• . . . " . i'leWPrem.Ttm. ~ - · , .., Cu~lom VInyl Int. · · ,. ' ·~· zma, flxtrl Sh.,.,. 'r · ., · •WOIVRDiUDOI :-:-: ~ 19621.uKk "-$~-- 4 DR. HARD10. ::-: ·.. · 1129~ 1ndav 'Shoppers We~omt, 'We Openr . .~omt In .and ' · ! I' .. ' /. ~ ( I - . ''.. -. • -. . . .... Tg • WANTED: 1000:·· ·:;, · DOC ' ... .' The Gallipolb Savings 'OLE' eo:r,. r tALL ACCOUNTS GUARANTEED IN FIJLL . Mrs. Nelllo Franklin. super-~ Tuesday, Oct. 11 - -Meat visor of lunchrooms in 1"\iillipo- with gravy, mashl!ld pottJtoe:s,l lis cily !K'hool, has released apple sauce, bread and butter, the menus for the period and cookies. Oct. 10 throu&h Oct. 21. Wednesday, Oct. 19 - Beef Monday, Oct. 10 _ Spaghell·lwith noodles, carrot sticks, ti with meat sauce, CDI buttered peas and carr.,~. bread bread and butter, and and butter, and sliced peaches. THE QUBSTJOJIIJi how tO peaches. Thursday, Oct. :10 Chili aehlevo smog -trol, aad with crackers, tossed salad, lhlt ma7 be pori or . tho Tuesday, Oct. 11 - Meat bread and bolter, and fruited IDIWOl. 11'1 I preformed oe&lheal of arntbetle rubo with gr.avy' mashed aelatin . ber hose made )J Ameroce apple sauce, br•ad Friday, Oct. 21 F I1h for illl with •fumeand coekies. 1andwlch, buttered spinach, but- ... rol derietl tllmlDI Ia· · Wednesday, Oct. 1~ lered potatoes, bread and but- lo lacrtiiiD& we IIJ IDdu• lrW and aaloiletlve C411doss with meat sauce, ter and sliced pineapple. COI'IIII. beans, carrot sticks, All lunches are strved corn, bread and butter, ........,_.;......._...,_ _ _ _""" 1-•;.;;;ha;;;lf.,::·P;;;in;.l;•f.;m;;;i;;;lk;. banana puddhll!1; Thursday, Oct. 11 with crackers, tossed salad. bread ond butler, and fruited gelatin. who'calls on me buys • new Friday, Oct. tl Grilled cheese •andwich, garden JI'MD, potato oalad, broad and butter HEARING AID and sliced pineapple. Monday. Oct. 17 - Beef barbecue,. cole &law, ereen beans, bread and butler, and cake square. and Wt tell th~ml SHOWER GIVEN Wbat •bl!~t '(_OUr bearing-baa It reached tbe stage_ A layette sllower wu held , I .: • Tuesday al the homo of Mn. where you <Wonder whether or not a hearing aid Don Jobnoon, Portland, honor· would be beoeftctal? Our testing 11 FREE and within1 Mrs. Marpret West, J\a. cine. Giftl were placed on out obllt•ttob, and our recommendations based on tho table besld• a miniature uventeeu year's upertence.' N.OW 'Is the time to stork and alter the honored . ., S' guest had opened the many 01U or wril~ for. an appotntmHD·the privacy of served to the followllljt Mrs. YO\tr bolne. served tot he following, Mrs. Kathleen Morris, Mn. Nanq Carnahan, Mra. Etta Mae Hill, Mrs. Judy Roberts, Mrs. 1 PHONE 593-3~ . Eva Teaford, Mn. Novo llatley, Mrs. Lindo HIU ond the boll· P... 0. lox 143 2.5 N. Court St. Allittls, O. I 1',' . , ,. ' e1s, Mrs, Shirley Joltn8oo. . . f' !he ' ''~'1'1-1 ~ .otk • ·i -d much easier II I& to IIYI what you need with help !rom our htpor dividends. Current Dividendo • .. .. ~'" ~~~~ . i. • !(;~ • Look ,forward 1o a ·full, ac!We· rttft!trilent ;,(;",.;,~ can make the kind of future yoti want by ~ctlng , aow. ASavlnga Account fitted to your Income !a the surest way 1o reach that goal and tho time lo beiln Is right now, so maby others saved for a brighHuture ... and you can, too. We'll be &lad to help )'011. ' Come In and'lel us tell you how we can. You'll be amazed bow 411/l~O ,- Juverltle§invbHre,din ' Triffic Accfdent 1:1.-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Oct. 9,1966 Area Lunch Menus ' ,..zJ.!j.!l �.. ., ' ' .~ ' (' THE ~BOUTIQUE )' ' ' ' ~·· ' . ' ' ) ' I , ,,4 •• ' •' ' /' F .' . rI 'r ' Rudy. Ger~rl~~c~h:-· ;:. ·~ ,. / •. ,. '!I nd 1·! .• BY !IEL~ HENNESSY T~ jert}ltlle:)bjklplo .·I•.10t. ~ 'NEW .YOK • INIAl - Ever br~gl!l ~owet_ .fOII>ro ,!0!11\ bad a yearnln' to be a waf'r als .on ~ narrol' b.ndllkf · Uly1 ' A- ~11'00 of · pop art with and on I~ .j)lntS.,' WMn more pop~ out 'than in? Or per- are worn ' In the:' wiJJr, · · llaps just a 'U'l ole animated ob- petals open'~and iloai' J)n r jet b'artT Well, pork op, lad- surfaCe. These are v$'y' pt.'1!tlY I ies. Your 'chance Is here. and WOuld be a snlash' In Gernreich, the beachmaster 1 water' ba11et1 ,f' has given you yoUr opportunity -Many ·Or~'ihe .~UJtfhive .·,·. .. v in his resort ilwlmw~r collec- areas mi~slnt ~ Brt · tloo. for .Ha.rmon Kmtw~ar._ which you really J?OP· ;But 'l'he showmg was a qutckte - are . always those ~Uck-ons trO short that if yoo were 12 the shy. · minutes late you missed it. But ~ The brai 'on the teetw-•reenvl when it was o~er, there was bikinis have very little oothlrtf to say but WOW! nd no. sides. ' "J believe Ia ornamentallon 1 ''But," said Gernrelch, ~·we .of tile body," 181d Rudl • .4.ad . 're cuttlna nifm au tncli fllrtller after tbe first number, you be-- laround on each llde tof llevo It, too. . stor<s. Tho public ln'l roadyj Model Juf:ly Hmman came jror side exposcre yet. through the double doors and "They don't fiick a lash there was a collectlve gasp something's slll to the oav.el. fr~m the. audlenct. She wore an But they still think side cut· ac1d green. wool diaper and a- i out.'l <:~re indecent.'' bout 25 tr1apgular shiny bl.ack The show was a shocker 1Uck-on patches. That's aU. it was choek full of fun , and ''It's completely· decent 1" Ru- new ideas. There were oxcl'tlngl di quipped. "Even the navel color teams but ' no print!. is covered." Nothing so Jussy was pe~mltt,d The stlck-ons come in all to detract from Rudi's 'Stark shapes. and colon and will bt' I o.rnamet1tation of ~e o~ bOdy packaged In plastic bags and I beautiful. · .Y sold separately. You can m!x If the suits sell, Father Nepor matCh hat~.! moons, cJrcles tune and Davy Jones will have and flowers. And if fig leaves • ball - and so will -the eren't in that package, udi me-tic companies that 11ell body missed a g<>Ojl bet. But tet makeup. Jost picture those era·, .:: .; ::·, discretion govern your artlsUr zy sunburna. pAIJIION Jll(POSURE to Rudt Gernreleh's forte. Tlth endeavors unless you •have a ---...._.. from ~~ retOrt toUettloa for Harmon Knitwear burning desire to get the inside A111'0S BUMP JI ,Pilu Ill dealp to lludl'a recent "fal-.ut" dre1sea.. story on the fOCal brig. ,~ .. 1 .:;AIIhll1==.:.pla_<e<l_••_le_lt-_o•_•_od_d~to-l_b•__"_"·~~-----'N::e:zt~ca~m~e~hls"___'pe"'t:"'al'_"su~lt:s. Two cars collided at the Rut· land High School parkjnJ lot Friday at 10 p.m., oatllini light dama1e to both vehicies, the Meigs County Sheriff's department sald. Olen Ji:verelt Burson, "• ht• .. 1n 54, Frost, back~ r: ..car to •a car driven by O.,fe ~napp, The annual Tri-State Area years and Includes acllvl- bulletin. 23, Langsville, as bllth: •\lemp~ CouneU Carnperal is sch~~~~~ ~ !y for camping, cooking meals 11 to 12, Prepare lunch ed to leave th&< ~-~: arei. Oct. 14, 15, and 16 at and campfires. 12 lo t, Lunch There were ll?'·~~ .·,.s./ 1 Park, Pt. Pleasant, W. Themo for the llltl6 event 1:30 to 3:30, Begin Council t Po,; 0Q - ! \Jl ·-iiE ; - Tri-State Area Council Camporal Pl3nned Oct.l4-l5-6l at Krodel Park for Scouts ~~!"ltv::~~o~::cl WilHam R. (8111) will serve as camperal 'll1t camporal. largest orin& of Scouts and lit the oouncil, is held ~u;~~! .i~~e ~~~~a~~:di~ sk;l~o·~~n~30, lnter-T:.p visnew Scouts working 1n itation and _trading · their patrol and unit. 1 I :30 to S:30. Prepare Here's tho complete campor- 1 5:30 Retreat _ ali Sc6UII at schedule (All Time EDSTI: a~end FRIDAY, OCTOBER II · I 6, Supper 1 to 8 p. m, Chock In - ,.I 7:30 Campflre up camp. 10, TaJM! I to 1:15, Orientation camp SUNDAY, OCJ'OBER ti fire by districts. Coun·:il Camp- 7:30 a. m., Reveille official to be guest at 8, Flag' raising each campfire 7 30 to 8 30 p . : : ,repare 10. Taps. fast. 10. Scoutmasters Roondtable 8::tll Breakfast Imeeting. 9:30, Protestant Church servI SATURDAY, OCTOBER t5 ice. 7 a. m.. Revell!•. 10:30 to 11, Free time 7:30, Flag raising at camp ll ::tll, Final retreat. nag pole. Each Troop to send No onit is to plan on leaving two uniformed Scouts. camp prior to 12:30. u Is sur· 7 to I, Prepare breakfast. gested that Troopo arrant• for 8, Breakfast a family picnic at Krodel Park 9 to 12, District Camporee for Sunday lunch and parents skill events as outllned in this transport boys home. 1 ·'S ; '' 'I • . ,, BAIIIST aarrow bra the !Ono r:r:~ paall . by Gomreleh m sporlllll& swiiiJIDg·panolt. whea lbe dorltl& wearer U .Ilion's ,a brttll! oa . t1ae yOU are.. · - '.. .1 · .. ,,.-- -- _ · • . -' ·· ·.1· · • Danny K. !.!or~, .18. Rt. l,_Lahoad of hio car. Morrow fat!-~ · out, and attempted to Gallipolis, wu Cited to 'G~llla 1ild to slow or stop aud hi• pass the truck. . county JUvenile court on r. :• ear struck the back of the I The truck wa• slowing down charge of unsafe operotiop 011 lofcCormlck car. · and Butoher attempted to Oct. 15 after ~n ~ccidenl . at There wu minor damage to slow In urder to get In · behind no a. m. Friday on Gravel , jured, according to tho patrol. the truck. But.the .Butcher oar H~ll Rd., .... Kyger Cro.x according to the patrol. struck the rear of the truck. Htgh School. · . No one was injured and no Other patrol . arrest.. FrJjlay fl State Hlghwlly were filed in a car- ineJuded: Charles K. Akers, _saJd that Charl_es W. McC!!_.rmoolllsion at )·,30 p. m. Frt- Oak Hill, stop s•- . cited k17Rt1GIIIllhd .,..• tc • ·' . · • 8 pn s, '" · on Rl. 7, two and lour- Ga!Upolis municipal court, ed south, had slowed for a miles south of Middle· Oct. 8; Robert E. Paul St. port, In the CJJnstruction area. Albans, W. Va., no mud Damage was modertrte. munictpal court Oct. 8: Rtehft,;;ill The patrol reported that flag. 28, and Francis man had nagged a. truck oper- Nunn, 26, both o! Wlpston ated by Clifford R. , em, N. C., and fiiJSe K R. N. , 19. Rio Grande, Mld~I'W"rl, apj)lrently Aford, 40, Po:::~~· oee the the n -' • ?< ,~jJ ' ~' 1D6 EVERY ROOM IUDGET/ NOT EVERY PERSON aAD!O)c')e ·-":::.i.iiV<'I SOME DON1 NEED ONE Diles ·Radioear Company _,rt,O, iji•----...1 '" ····- !'""" ~\ .\ I '! ' -~ . r, ~· , .. tltl ! •... . I l and Loan· ''1 ..;, . >l ... f\. .. "' ' ...... • . ·- -~ I ~ I. ,. II • ' I • •~ • • A ' ~. . '·' ' ' ' • • ' >1 .' Sidewalk Suptt. to ditCk COnttrilctfon ·'· Of ciur.Ntw Dteltrshlp.(); SAYS: UpperRtt• 7 • . 051 . . . . . 51 39 5 Going at our cost or le... Our Loss Your Gain. . c· . .. · · · .' 1965 BUICK. LiSABQ 4 DOOR SI.DAN . ' . -' All Power EquiP.- . • . - ' '' I' 7 - 1966 BUICK$ Local . Owner. . ,, '. ' . " ' ' .· ' ~· ' . 1964 ~CURY CONY. PARKLANE . ~~:.~:;: ::~ 51''7.9 5 1966 CHM II SEQAN ·. · . 2 Sold new June 18, · . ~ooo ~ • Mile~. I Slandard Tram. - .. 19·9,$· en. 1' : > '-l. · ·. 5 1964 FORD GALAXIE·500 ~.• . . . " . i'leWPrem.Ttm. ~ - · , .., Cu~lom VInyl Int. · · ,. ' ·~· zma, flxtrl Sh.,.,. 'r · ., · •WOIVRDiUDOI :-:-: ~ 19621.uKk "-$~-- 4 DR. HARD10. ::-: ·.. · 1129~ 1ndav 'Shoppers We~omt, 'We Openr . .~omt In .and ' · ! I' .. ' /. ~ ( I - . ''.. -. • -. . . .... Tg • WANTED: 1000:·· ·:;, · DOC ' ... .' The Gallipolb Savings 'OLE' eo:r,. r tALL ACCOUNTS GUARANTEED IN FIJLL . Mrs. Nelllo Franklin. super-~ Tuesday, Oct. 11 - -Meat visor of lunchrooms in 1"\iillipo- with gravy, mashl!ld pottJtoe:s,l lis cily !K'hool, has released apple sauce, bread and butter, the menus for the period and cookies. Oct. 10 throu&h Oct. 21. Wednesday, Oct. 19 - Beef Monday, Oct. 10 _ Spaghell·lwith noodles, carrot sticks, ti with meat sauce, CDI buttered peas and carr.,~. bread bread and butter, and and butter, and sliced peaches. THE QUBSTJOJIIJi how tO peaches. Thursday, Oct. :10 Chili aehlevo smog -trol, aad with crackers, tossed salad, lhlt ma7 be pori or . tho Tuesday, Oct. 11 - Meat bread and bolter, and fruited IDIWOl. 11'1 I preformed oe&lheal of arntbetle rubo with gr.avy' mashed aelatin . ber hose made )J Ameroce apple sauce, br•ad Friday, Oct. 21 F I1h for illl with •fumeand coekies. 1andwlch, buttered spinach, but- ... rol derietl tllmlDI Ia· · Wednesday, Oct. 1~ lered potatoes, bread and but- lo lacrtiiiD& we IIJ IDdu• lrW and aaloiletlve C411doss with meat sauce, ter and sliced pineapple. COI'IIII. beans, carrot sticks, All lunches are strved corn, bread and butter, ........,_.;......._...,_ _ _ _""" 1-•;.;;;ha;;;lf.,::·P;;;in;.l;•f.;m;;;i;;;lk;. banana puddhll!1; Thursday, Oct. 11 with crackers, tossed salad. bread ond butler, and fruited gelatin. who'calls on me buys • new Friday, Oct. tl Grilled cheese •andwich, garden JI'MD, potato oalad, broad and butter HEARING AID and sliced pineapple. Monday. Oct. 17 - Beef barbecue,. cole &law, ereen beans, bread and butler, and cake square. and Wt tell th~ml SHOWER GIVEN Wbat •bl!~t '(_OUr bearing-baa It reached tbe stage_ A layette sllower wu held , I .: • Tuesday al the homo of Mn. where you <Wonder whether or not a hearing aid Don Jobnoon, Portland, honor· would be beoeftctal? Our testing 11 FREE and within1 Mrs. Marpret West, J\a. cine. Giftl were placed on out obllt•ttob, and our recommendations based on tho table besld• a miniature uventeeu year's upertence.' N.OW 'Is the time to stork and alter the honored . ., S' guest had opened the many 01U or wril~ for. an appotntmHD·the privacy of served to the followllljt Mrs. YO\tr bolne. served tot he following, Mrs. Kathleen Morris, Mn. Nanq Carnahan, Mra. Etta Mae Hill, Mrs. Judy Roberts, Mrs. 1 PHONE 593-3~ . Eva Teaford, Mn. Novo llatley, Mrs. Lindo HIU ond the boll· P... 0. lox 143 2.5 N. Court St. Allittls, O. I 1',' . , ,. ' e1s, Mrs, Shirley Joltn8oo. . . f' !he ' ''~'1'1-1 ~ .otk • ·i -d much easier II I& to IIYI what you need with help !rom our htpor dividends. Current Dividendo • .. .. ~'" ~~~~ . i. • !(;~ • Look ,forward 1o a ·full, ac!We· rttft!trilent ;,(;",.;,~ can make the kind of future yoti want by ~ctlng , aow. ASavlnga Account fitted to your Income !a the surest way 1o reach that goal and tho time lo beiln Is right now, so maby others saved for a brighHuture ... and you can, too. We'll be &lad to help )'011. ' Come In and'lel us tell you how we can. You'll be amazed bow 411/l~O ,- Juverltle§invbHre,din ' Triffic Accfdent 1:1.-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Oct. 9,1966 Area Lunch Menus ' ,..zJ.!j.!l �' ' ' ., ' ., . ' ·• ' ' , \ I' • ' ' 'I .• ' .'A:'tj I ' •' • ·' ( • " I. '., I I , ' Rudy:Ger' •. ' " . i; iI '-~ BY ~ HENNESS¥ Tl!illli 'NI!lW .:\'OK •, IN$A ) - Ever brlifl boiV:el had, a ~~amtn: to be a water sis-.6n Illy? ' A ·eje~· of.< pop art with ,and on the . more Jl<lp out ' than jn~r per· are Ill''" haps ju~t a,'lJ'Lole animated oil- ~;:~~~~~~~~ jet tl'*' ; weU. perk up, lad· " ies. Yo'Ur- .,. chlnce is here, Gernreich, the .. beacbmaster, wat.r' · has siven you your opportunity in hJs resort swilpwear collec- areas Uoo ror Harmon Knitwear. which you ' , The shewing was a quickie - are . always so· short that if yo~ were 12 the shy. . . ' ,, • minutes late You miSsed Lt. But~ The bras on the teeny-weeny when it was o~er, there was bikinis have very little front nothing to say but WOW! nd no. sldeo. • "I believe Iii or.aameatall .. · ''But, said Gernrelch •'We ol lbe body," lald Rudl. And 're cutitn& them II' I.Deli hanber aRer tbe first number, 7,00 be-[' around ·on eac,b olde, lqt line Jt, too. stores The public Isn't ' Model Judy Hinman came lor side exposcre yet. , through the double doors and "They don't ntck a lash ' , there was a· collective gasp romething's slit to the navel. from the audlen~. She wore an But they still think side sc1d green. wool diaper and a- outs are indecent." bout 25 lfl"i'gular shiny black The show was a shocker sUck-on patches, That's aU. it was ~hoek lull ·of f1in ''It's eornpl~teJt decent" ftu. new ideas. There were r ? ; II,. il i •I ' I GREETS CLUB JIIEMBEIIS - 111111· William Russell, Preslq~t 'If 'me New Haven Woman's·Club (seated on right) greeted the 204 persons attending the. Southwesteru Distilct convention at Wabama High School. The New Haven and Point Pleasant Woman's Clubs were the hoJts. Seated next to Mrs. Russell was Mrs. T. L. uen· ritze, First Vice Prl!llideot of District. Lo~an, W.Va.; Mrs. George T. Humphreys, dlatrlct presideD! of Huntingtoo and on the end Mrs. Harry Finley, FirSt VIce Preslden~.of the State. . ' ! I I ' Fall Event is on ITuesd 1old separ Tri-State Area Coone il Camporall Oct.l4-15-61 at Krodel Park for : '" 'l'lle annual Tri-State Area Council Camporal is scheduled Oel. 14, 15, and 16 at Krodel Park, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., 0. Guy Nash, District Seoul ~U•e anoounced Saturday. WIDiam R !Bill) will serve as camporal 'lbt oamporal, largest orlh& of Scouts and lllibe eouncll, Is held two years and includes actlvl- bulletin. ly for camping, cooking meals 11 to i2, and campfires. 12 to I, I Theme for the 11166 evtnl !·3D to • is "HOI The Rusged Road." skJII even~ Purpose of the camporal is to 3•30 to 4\ get new Scouts working In itation an<l their patrol and unit. 00 to 1' Here's the complete campor- 5:30 Rett al schedule IAll Time EDST ): attend ,~ FRIDAy, OCTOBER II 6, Sup~ 4 to 8 p. m., Check In - set 7:30 C""· up camp. 10, 'fal.i'l • to 9: 15, Orientation camp suNJi'!!;, by districts. Coun"li Camp- 7:30 a ; n official to be guest at 8, Flag'~z each campfire, 7:30 to J: 10, Taps. fast. 10, Scoutmasters Roundtable 8:30 Brea meeting. 9:30, Prob , SATURDAY, UCI'OBER 15 ice. 7 a. m., Reveille, 10:30 to I 7:30. Flag raising at camp ll:30, Fi~ flo& pole. Each Troop to ••n~ No unit is two umformed Scouts. camp prior ' gesto!d thai 7 to 8, Prepare breakfast. 8, Breakf"t a family pi< t to 12, District Camporee for Sunday ' skill events as outlined In this transport 1M' Daytime Showi . ,, EVERY ROOM I.UDGETI Mrs. Nellie Franklin, super-~ Tuesday, · visor of lunchroom~ in t'l•lllpo· with gravy lis city orhool, has r•leased apple sauco the menus ror the period from and cookie! Oct 10 throo&h Oct. 21. Wedneoda with noodle Mooday, Oct. 11 ... Spaghet· buttered pel tl w1th meat sauce, cot slaw, nd b tte bread and butter, a!Iii ollced 1 Th 0sd r' peaches ur ay. · with craclo Tuesday, Oct. ll ... Meat loaf bread and with gravy, mashed potatoes, &eiattn. apple sauce, bread aNI butter, Friday, I and cotkies. aandWichi b Wednesday, Oct. 12 - Hot tered potat dogs with meat sauce, baked ter and llli beans, carrot sticks, buttered All lunct, corn, bread and butter, and 1 hall-pint banana poddln&. · Thursday, Oct. I! Chill with crackers, tossed aaJad, bread and buller, and fruited gtlatin. Friday, Oct 14 Grilled cheese saodwicb, canltn trten, potato salad, bread and butter tit and sliced pineapple, MondiiJ, Oct. 17 - Beef bar· becue., cole alaw, '"'11 bean !I, bread and butler, and cake squ11re. N SIIUW£1l GIVEN A layette shower wao held Tuesday at the homo of MrJ, Don Jobnlon, Florlland, honor· lng Mn. Matlll'll West, Rl· cine. 01111 wm placed on the table bai!U a mlnlalu,re stork and alter the honored guest had opened the many to the roltowln~ Mrs. tot be followlne.. Mra. Kathleen. Morri1, Mrs. Nancy· Carnahan, Mra. Ella Mae Hill, Mrs. Judy Roberto, Mrl. Eva Teaford, Mn. Neva llllley, Mrs. Linda tiiU and 1be 11011~--,_,____J esa, Mrs, lbirltJ Johiii!Ou. ' 1967 What I ' wbet:e: would· out oiJ. teve .' I' TV-I Starcher IB·M-fllve Gueaa 1B·!5-Newo 10·:111-Cnncentral ' ' :110 Si8\l On ""'-'!.lon!ar4 ,· Jl'aith 1:!0 ~:eo )Jpter .QH!trol ' f 1:30 The ·1:0 Tbe Candid Camera H I •00 Letter Sbi>wdown " :)2-:1.5- ,ue Swlngi.D' , JN!>12:5.1-N.,. I IiiiPUst Beverly 1811bllllet The Detectives Andv GrlMth Diek Van 'lvte SullOl'lllarl:el Dallng Came l:lltl CartooM I:S 1: 4!>-Jubllee 10:110 10:31110:41 LlvtnJ World .. ' ., ..... ~ . A·~ . "Y' '• ' ,. ' ; '· 8:00 ........- .' .. ~ .;, ·' ' .: Password HoUle Party 2-IB-Docton 2:55- 3:00-AnoUt. W<lrld To Tell Tntlb News 3:253:311-dor,. Say Edge Of Nlgbt ' omen'• News " . ~ ], -::' . ~ ~ 0:.. I : ::,~·-~:(.· " Gen. Hospital "! l ' . '. . ; :. : I CBS Newa Newa 7:00 The Monkee• omon 7:30 Tal'Z811 Wild, Wild West 8:30 U.N.C.L.E. Hogan'o 9:00 9:30 T.H;J!:. Cal Movie ' li:DO New11 Pacemiker NeWI 11:20 Sporls Spnrll II •30 Tonlghl Theatre 1:15 IJ8bll baD: Green .1r.: '~· " that lrflgered In IIOl'leo. "There will be more empba. Ida on the love slor)' lbao the ilpy bulllneu •. In . future SOB· menls," Dana Said. "And I r:an'~ remember wbeD tele~~islon Iut :lrad a real love story an .. ' ' Bay-Sin .. .. ' .. . ' .• Cartoooa . &:110 Paper• Might)' Mouse . , p.m. Ch 3- AI!'L'anil at GatlaDd - alrt Nh Riglillghll FootbaD Teer>-Age Amerlet Slnglne 1lm&-Di* •• La8sle About 'l'lmi n•s Sulltra ., . Nein '· .. 1:10 8ollanza Gary Moort Guild Program JsonTheme Rutland Class Offletrs art Am:rounced Of Happiness Y07age 'l'lle F.B.I. " J MONDAY . ' Movie ~0:110 Andy Wllllame Carol BurneU Spec. lll:»- 11:111-NeWII Newt 11:!5 lflke Douglas Jim Carleo n:SB11:41 Late 8bow 12:10 ' Movie Fare for .:_Tu·be Newt ' ' Cb a - Jlill Ca!;'lenj IW. 'Va. footbill). lei ' " . : TJIUR8l)AY · ~;!I p. m. Cb 10 - W001lyl Bayes Sbow • . us- News Issues II Answeu ll:30 p. 111. ~ 13 "Marco PolO" and :'Jliogle Prime" • 11:!0 p:' m. Cb 10 "Attact of the Mushroom Peple" and Iale of the Dead" 11:3& p. m. Ch 8 "ll<lod Rumer II$" - J. Carooo i · 1 a m. Cb 4 "Crossfire" Ml~ ,. -a ' . .. ... ' I ... ·~ ' 1:311- 1:110 Super I 9:311 AI.Dm Ant Mlgbly Mouot Underdog - . ' ~- ' • ' 10:00 Sec. SqUirrel FrBDkensteiD Jr. lo:30 Space C.dets Spa.O Gbosl .... ' ... ' .. ' ll:OO Cool McCool Superman Lone Ringer .. . lUI JetsODI . 12: 00 Smitberonlan Road Runner 12•30 World Series The Beagles 1:00 Animal Secta Tom & Jerry 1:15 Abbott • Costello .1:30 canadian 1 '1:45 Country Musto ' 2:00 ' S:OO ' 3:30 I I ~· Std,4tll 1 , Ci"e" by Third llid footb.aJI ABC S(IQI'II · . " - ' ' 4:1Jo !!(!,\ Golf'; ; •:.3 0- NCAA ' ., .' Coll~aa F<ltilbi'i : · NCAA Foolball . . I,. Auction 13 , 1>- m. Cb 1·- · World ' !:~Almanac •. 7:45 Fitness CruBade ' . m. Daytime Shows ' ' ~ · •'00!'1 baD Daylight Savinp . lS Jim Walter Jubllel Stoney Burh S:ltl Ylet Nam Ten Truth "TeiOYfolon ozperll say the 5:SI College Bowl Ted Maclt · is DOllar adulll. B u t l ! ' " " 1 - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - are a 100\1 deal more ..,. . · than they're glveo:t---:----·1!'_·.:.v_e_m_n_;I;_Sho_w_•_ _ _ __ ' being. ,...., haveo'li Time Tunnel c omplalnta N lar l:lltl Newt campaign 'Ill Vay, to Bot, of 1111 show." 1:11 Agony ol2 Cit. Tell lite Nallol • 4 p, m, Cb 8- Arl of Saturday • the .. p. ·m. Ch 1 ·- l1"t: FoolbaD 'U n~ .\:!Jt- . . Ed atMi lietWeeit ' to:tll ae,-Laudl<>rd . < • 11:10 a. m. Ch t dsiJ rc·i·OI bag Hlshllghll . 12 Noon Ch 8 .:.. Let'• Bowllag , p. m. Ch S - WM'id p. ni. Ch • - NFI. Millan Berle lJ O'Cloclt Blah Oral Roberti i I ~l~ ''~ I Mothers Topic Truth ' I Tho Fall meeUng of District tivo, Program, World Service, si!lll&fY oo the Creo lltdi"!!l·., IV of Scioto P,esbyterial will\ end Fellowship. northern Alberta, ,Canadto be held at Jackson 011 October The aftenoOII s~aker wlll be There, he aDd hit wile tra* 11. Coffee will be served at the Re• . .Mr. Rolland C. Smith ed by covered wagort an4 t:!O a. m. and the mcedq wUI of Somerset. The Rev. Mr. sleigh lhrouib the busbland, ... siBrt at to 1. m. All women Smith beads the Clergy Strat- tabtisbed a residential IM!boil tf the district are cordially tn-1egy Committee for Perry Coun· and initiated JegislatloD · · JII'O' viled. ty, 1 aroup of rnlnlsters aDd vldinl better scboola and ~ I ~ . . priests c"!!cerned with lite oco- ical care lor tha busblaad' ~ ~ Ther.e· WJU be l1ve workslrops aomlc 15 well u the spiritual dian people. • '" with• lile apecial interest w..-k- needa of their parishioners. He "'l'lle BiC Candy Store" II iJie· ' llhop' Ia District IV being the is also pastor ollbe lour church subject choeelt for lite a.ddrMt. ! Bible' •atudy for 191>7 "Joy lor Glenferd Cborge o! the United It will be a challeJIIInl ~~ ID A!IXioua Age," 1 study on Church of Christ.' entation of "AffluODco · Mil· ,, Pbilllpi1111. Thlo will lie prePoverty: Dilemma · far Qlrlfio : ot' oented by Mrs. Ray CUr'rie o! Earlier ill hlo eareer, the ians.'' Ute theme ef tire ·:~~~~1 Sprln8fiold, Ohio. The other Rev, Mr. Smith, who was .born 67 National Couodl. ,. Olurdtill . workshopo wiU be: Admlnistra· a Quaker, worked u 1 mis- home mtasloll ollldJ. m""'...., Clua "'t!~'l:~.,~obsfned: "fm surprise 4:110 aUowed our slrow to be 4:3f AI!'L mature and adult as it to. ~~ • • l!alliertl lllali<Wd Time . SUNDAY Bunwtntile 12:30 Let to Mgr. Movie 12:45 Let to Manair. • ' ' 10:00 Laredo ' 11:50 Garden to Barcelona. 3:110 "'loiter ... _... 3:1$ "' rt. ........ to p:ooa. . a 10-day respite 3:45 ' TV ~ports. ·. llerGOI . N&io-1 • Late Show 12:15 Mao Wha 7:10 u,,fta~lni 11'1"' 7:10 Walt DlsneJ Movie .f TBA 1: -.1 • 1 • Weather N0111 Green Hornet . ll: oo TV Chapel 1:11 1:!5 I 1M Evening ShoWJ 1:00-Newa t•!lll-News 1:40 Limp Unlll My Feel Beaoy and Cecil Peter Poi.Dm111 Look Up 2:10 ' " - ; . ' . ~ Film Feature ' oL" Newly Wed Game A 'Mme For Ua . Gosenl Harmony Linlll Llon·Heartel n :110 Thli Is Life camera s ll:M Chtlalopt.ers Facing We 1:lltl Meet p,.., 1:15 po World Series 1:* " ~- l :00 NeW!l Woman'• Pare 1:30 Make A Deal Ao World TuriiJ 1:55 News ' 10 -Tbe Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Oct. 9, 1966 --~· ~· ' !:18-0ur Llveo . .' 1:111 1:111 Do- Reed Love Of Life New!! . Seareh For Tomor Father KnoWll Guldlna Light : 12-1111-Jeopardy ......... s~vs : - 1:41 Off . ' 9:00 Diallrig Dollar Secret Storm 9·30Jaekle Oblln~er ( :u ·30 ' ~- : WR.U TV-t •. 1:11- _ ,,_,. 1·00- "' Daylight Savlnf(8 Thill ~ Ntl- '"''; . •" .." . . ..•. . ,., (lartootis . &uldaJ . . •< N!i- i,. .. _, • . ···-,,- 1:45-Corl! Cell • '· ,,..... C:!O ... .I •' .......... ;.: ' •!:" " l:lr-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday Area Lunch M~ :l, ; , ,_ ~.· •• • " '. 7·M-TodaJ < Spegke:r's.·Topic Is Patriotism. -- · ••1 ~AZ • \ shapes• packagod · PAIIIION JXPOSVRI II Rudl Gernreleb's fort<. Tbls .......h fro• 11JJ reaon eoUettlon for Harmon Knitwear .......,ar m dtslJa &. ludl's r~ent "fallout" dnueL Allfall1 pl.o..d stfd<-oDI add lo lbe f•a. I . I :E:EJ -· ----- ··--· .- . or matchJ and flowe . aren't in iJ missed a· 1 . disCI'f!lion • endeavors u burnins deS' story on Ill< Next can '· .fasiern ~~Sfa~s·: '·~ }n Middleport I ",,. .. '' ,.- \l\ ~ ' ... ,.. . ' ' ' l~~~~~Cilet.~,;~:t .k. ing s>t~ . ~~·e.rtt~ · ' r THE 'BOUJ'IQU:E · ' �,. ,,.,; .·l''t .· I ' ' ~ • "' ' .. ''-~ '.~,: •• 'l ' ' f ' ' ' ' • ·;~\· , ''' \ t ... Rudy GernrlCJ.r- I l ' . I I .~ ·1n Middleport tl !I Sp~gker' s.. Topic :: •! " " . I ·~ ' '.·i~~ Eas~Ier'n '5i·ars···,~··.· ) i' ,, f. 1 1; r ' F,.~~~~~l!.King. s··: te '~\~i~\t;Q ,-J . ·' ' ~ ' '• I ' ~I! ' ! .' Is . GREETS CLUB MEMBERS --' Mrs. William Russell, Presldeilt ql the New Haven Woman's Club (leated on right) greeted the·204 persons attending tli~ Sdlii!IWJstern Dlst#et Convention at Wahama High School. Th• New Haven and Point Pleilllant Woman's Clubs were1M hosts. Seated next to Mrs. Russell was Mrs. T. L. !fenritze, First Vice President of Disjpct, Lo~an, W. Va.; Mrs. George T. Humphreys, .district president of Huntington and on the end Mrs. Harry fi1Uey, First VIce fresiden\.of the State. l Patriotism, IIW!Iilf ,peaker at a• ~gue lield •• i', i i ' Temple Sisters , Planning Party ' ' ' role. gz•ves· ·~TlU', • ..., Those 1. ~- "-",!~ :r:r:~~:A. ~ 'Green Acres Jllllila> ::.C: 'II 1 t 1/ • . . . . ca. •• . A I tw 1r~oore eo sa &eJsure .- ........ ~e"" Jtat~--~ • who haven't NEW ·· JU!'$ · - Shena MacRae; liplw .doe lram- ..,.J JAIBION IXPOSURI lo Rudi Gernreieh'1 lorie. Tld1 Altftlll1 ploeed olltt-oao odd to !be fua. Tri-State Area Council Camporal1 Oct.l4-l5-61 at Krodel Park for 1 Tri-~tate t l~y. lilt"-l:eo]w~ :'a MondaY alol llsiJIII( baa~ jlle "'!.U.• II!IU 1M -,----------------'•ama.· wllidl'" IIJIIItllllq"' .,. -=:-::=-=::-------.....;,_;,~--_::-:___-_ WS.\11 !Y-1 1:30 1:45-Com Col! 7' 110--Today f:llll- ' 1:»- ' WIIIN TNI Daytime Shows Cart.oona 9;00 Dlallq Dollar Secret SlmD 9:30Jackie Oblinger Men Grillla 10:25--News 10:30-Coneenl o. Ca!ld id Cllmera Beverly Hlllbllllos -. l... .. , •=- -In-• ......_ !...,,..,...., ' ·: j ': . "· ; . . . . ., ~ Gna, Ilk*, va 11; 311 Showdoft Allds Grlflllb . Diet V• o,b · 12:25 · ,, . Werld . ~! 1:.._ .." -· Wltb,JIOW 12,. . ... cIIHJ '. I:W IAi get a - .. ' !:311 _.,... .,. we oae of"-· . ..,..,., - M~ -~........ W.rnp 1 :a -~• , 1:l:Z 1d5 ~;110 y ... ~ .to· p "d Hewtywi.t·oame - l"arr1 , ......... Ken .. A l'lme' pW - i;"" -d•ej-1~·. ::.... poll tJa ill a , ..,.. ... - ' 3:00 . ~- ·~ .._ lttt-:!•40a.' 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If Deal Aa '•h ill - . .. ··;, ..... -~· - "'~~ - 1:• leiJs'· . . ·V· • ::~:ue J! nol alhifd 10 al. ... 12:....,_.., ~30 Superlll8llla , . llolltll Gxllt . l . ·· Candc.i _. ~ ~, ".. ·;j ~ li:~. . j . ~ ~:. \. ~ :SO-- : .:: . ~, ~ c•=oo · n o.11ar ll<t:o ~ Stornl :i .. . J:~· ; . Oblinpr . , w 11;(10 O>aiJI Leltfr -;fi~ , ·' · ·• ·_ entire u.n.." . 11:a· , .. - . ._ : _. ~- ~ ~ ::· ~ Jl ,,. e-1,q~ · D··o,;._ _ _ rw _ ., '-\· · ' ••• -~· ..... • ""'_. , -.,...._ •• 1•L ~ ':r-::r~ ~ 'l'be ~- a. ~ a:~ .. Oli1dinj Lilli& . ~ :- il.;: -.: "~ • .;. • -. • • aiMt enlertait as - . aa ,..,. ~ · : . ~ !...~ ·-· ·~ , . ;.v.- ... ·.,\· • ; . ' . " · ., "':; •• jS ~_J;'~ ... · ~ 1. The Dete<ttveo ~ 1'odQ [""~=...•! JUST ,· J •' . ·' . !f:IIO Oolo .,,_ ' ·~ , Bmr:IJ llllldDtM AadJ •• "· )en, Qrtlllil • c.mft : _.,. l;~m ,. -, ' '-: · c / ~ WhiP CUdld ' • Now om~~~• tho etrelodlellotl to 'foal the 1UlJIIiH IAIWI!I', U IQIIOI!odbflhtallo.. . - n-1 II'CIIS i:3l ' ·• . . : Clirtooiil Mi(mt ws.ui'rv~ ), • Lile "' ,.,... "- ~ lt,ef • Cbann'el3'-lll"'""la1Wor!d Series Game, .\llernOoll sehed-· " ale will be .prHIII{IIoll. '' • . .. I a- three aae.a I41!:1Jious IIOalMMIIip, 111:!1--Nen "'mmlyJo and 1ht Ws ~ tii:30-Coocentnt nim at !be bead!, bul II!& · 11:11 t.lilllr A!Yy. "Wo •peat ..,.lion It llle .,_. . I didn't bave-.a llolllb!& llllt d:W J•<•dr . - . 1·41-Coro 0>.. willie t:• put:Ba proridl II:._Eye 8:110-8;30- c- . - ...... . .. ,Mothers Topic •• Davlilht ..Sa~.,;< ~e ·• .: •. -. the~:' !:~'l'llllf ~; What .. ' Uve. • ·-"'·-·--·- :· ' Plbn Ina ....... Cartooolt the lllb wbida 111oo a 1b1g , I·l.llliinC the...._... ' ~ l'" the Sbip." ......,.. 'Doll\ Gift, T-1118tarcber Bia pariDen . a movie dlr-, 111 ......,.,,,_ maa and a ln-.y ...,.. 'l1le ' - : H ..... llola. 8oonl = . .: l:::::fisbing Carton.. Stard!er 10:110-Eye Mooday, Oct. 10 - Spa.ghe·t· l with noodles; ti with meat sauce, COl buttend peas bread and butter, and and butter, 11 peaches. Thursday, t with crackerr Tuesday, Oct. 11 - Meat bread and bt with gravy, mashed &•latin. apple sauce, bread and Friday, Oct and cookies. 11ndwicb, bu6 Wednesdfy, Oct. 12 - Hoi tered polalooil dogs with meat sauco, baked tor and all~ beans, carrot sticks. bullered All lunch..i corn, bread and butter, and a hall-pint oi banana puddlnJ. Thursday, Oct. IS ChJII with cracken, IDieed Iliad, bread and butter, and !rolled gelatin. Friday, Oct. II Grilled cheeae llndwlch, gardeo areeo. potalo oalad, bread and butter and sliced pineapple. Mood~, Oct. 17 - Beef bar· becoe .. cole olaw, &reen boons, bread and bolter, and cake square. . WCIIS "-1 Singing ,,~ lis city srhool, has r"leased apple sau~•. the menu~ for the period and cookies. Oct. to throuah Oct. 21. Wednesday, ' Dayligbl Savin- T'.-- ., .,_-e ill the ..q -.. Daytime Silo- VJsor of lunchrooms In <"·lllliJXI· with gravy . form four ordlaaq wordt. .,.u; 1'pesua i." y. . ::e- l~ ~·: :;"0:.-!ivtnglq.~ • spart-vl.. Area Lunch Mer 1967 InC)~ :;;;;;;;;:;;:;!\_ U....,....le th.,.l!arlumble' one letter to t~h IQurt. to •,,._ be d&. o1x. Times·Sentlnel, Sunday; : SHOWEit GIVEN A layette lllower waa held Tuesday at 1ht home of Mn. Jolmoon, Portland, bOnor· Ina Mn. Mtrcartt Weft, !Ia· cine. Glfll wert placed the table beoldo a miniature •wrk and alter 111t llonored guest had opened 1ht many 1o the toliowilljl Mrs. ,.rved fAll he followlq, Mn. Kathleen Morrlo, Mn. Nl!ll<)' Carnahan, Mro. Ella Mao Hill, Mrs. Judy Hoberll, Mro. Eva Teaford, Mro. Non Bllley, Mrs. Uncia HW and the hoi~ il)ji~~o..J.--..J' e11, Mn, 811lriey ' Jolialbo. · . c11tt11~-&J-.JIJ . J a,; ~ "Bell _.ed IIi'.......... Tbe annual Area two years and includes aclivf- bulletin. Council Camperal IS scheduled ty for camping, cooking meals ll !o 12 · Oct. 14, 15, and 16 at Krodel and campfires. 12 to 1 '1 Park, Pt. Pleasant. W. Va.. ' Theme for the 1V66 event 1:30 ~ 3 0. Goy Nash, O!Sifll't is "HO! The Rugged Road " sk'll ts Exta~tlve announced Saturday. Purpose of the campGral ls io 1 ~ : lOe~n 4:: William H. (Bill) get new &outs working In ltation and will serve as camporal thelr patrol and unit j 'l'ht camporal large'! · , · 4:30 to 5; Sco ' Heres the complete campor- 5·30 Retr 1.... ar•• ol ~ts and Explorers at schedule (All Time EDST) : att;od II lbt council, " held every I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 6, Suppef I to 8 p. m., Check In - set 7:30 cr~· up camp. 10, Ta ' t to 9:15, Orientation camp SUND{ . fJre by districts. Coun•·il Camp- 7:30 a. 'm official to be guest at 8, Flag n each campfire. 7:30 to 8:f JO, Taps. fast. ., 1 10, Scoutmuters Roundtable 8:30 Break meeting. 9;30, Prot4 SATURDAY, UC'I'OBEH 15 ice. 7 a. m., Reveille. 10:30 to 11 7:30, Flag raising at camp 11:30, Fina na1 pole. Each Troop tD send No unit Is two uniformed Scouts. camp prior b 7 ID 8, Prepm breakfast. tested lhat 1 !, Breakfast a family pi~ ~ to 12, District Camporee for Sunday 1 sk11l events as oo_t~!ned in this transport boy . Mrs. Nellie Franklin. super-~ Tuesday, Fall .._.II' Uneoln , . ._llaowe In J!lc!iltl G...., s CBS ~ ~ 'nlt meeliq of District Program, World Service, slimary to the Cree lD~=~t~ IV .of Scioto p.,.,byterial will ' aod Fellowship. northern Alberta, 110 held at Jackoon on October The allorDOO!l s~aker will be There, be and hia wile lra911l11. Coffee will be served at the Rev. Mr. Rollartd C. Smilb ed by covered wagon and tD I:JO a. m. and the meeUq wm l ol Somerset. The Rev. Mr. olelgh ~lllh ~ biJsbland, ~ . start at 10 a. m. All wOOJeo Smith heade the Clergy Stra~ lablisbed. a residential ochoil t1 the district are cordially in.! ety Committee for Perry Coun- aod Initialed legialatl'"' · II""' ~iled. Ity, a J'OIIP of ministers and vidinl bettor schools and modo .I . · priests copcerned with the eco- leal care lor tha busblaod ~ • '!'' 'nle" w•ll be five worksho]l! nomic as well as the spiritual dian .people. . with· 1ht opeclll interest work· needl of their parishioners. He "The Bill Candy St.ore" Ia tile shop Ia District IV beln& tl>e is also pas!Air of the lour church subject cho,.. lor 1ht ~~~d.­ Bible '•tudy for 11167 "Joy !or Glenford Cbarae of 1ht United ,It will be a challenctJW pnilo u Allliouo Age," a study on . Church of Christ. ·entation of "Afflueuct · ·. _.. Pbilllpiana. 'nlis will be pre· Poverty: Dilemma • · ~ · ot led b M Ha CUtri of Earlier ill hlo career, the i••• " the thel111 of tile .. Sprin8field, aen yrs.y e --· Ohio. The other Rev. Mr. Smith, who was horn 67 National CoUDdl of Qlurdllr ltiilet,.l worksbopo Will be: AdmiDistra- 1 Quaker, worked as 1 mis- homo mlssloa lllldJ. able .BY VERNON SC01T ley. 'n!e1r home Is a m...., LateiJ ~-Jioita IIB!i .,.... es, II' • eot .fJ!/!/Io recon- ....,.,.111. ~c-•4i~Mi!e and HOLLYWOOD mPn - Alvy constructloo ol brick, slutco traits af rra.t.·ll· olioi .,... ~ed to the;lieolllf, J!ll!:!or or- t_,·tliiD!itit:CIIe:...... there. Moore, tile bucolle COI!lly agent aJid wood, resting '"' 1 ba!f- .,.,. 10 a 11it111iM. .· •glsb-red .... Ilia! the _ · .•.. • ol "Greetr Ams, • works only acre _ of scorched. semi-arid There - • IDiaol ,;;.l •aeotro delal!k ijMt that 1ht · ·\ · ··· eight hours a week In what. may land. It haalht adYantage, how- _days II< AtO,os lila. ~ il'ow Is In ...... 'Miilg to her, 11.111111 SWAMP be the soflesllllolcllln loloorwoa. i.,..,, ol lleing out ol the .,.. •e repilla IQ ~ Sonlot get 1ht .._.. _ Bile . IIIII 'nle Gr-'· dlinal swamp, Jo. ~ boll. otudioo at t lllllle __._ lopes to win lot ....,retn t&at eated In llliilliilestern VIrginia 1 1 evMoore appearo m amos -~.... 1 d ...., nd ~ N rtb Caro. ery episode ol the holey series, , Jovial Type :er !days he Isn't called untU !.,;::{.;'::1 b!"~idoL than the ~na ·' :Ot ~ 1763 by 8 but usuallJ t. a siiJgle scene '11!i1it Is ""' 'a e ternoon. Geo;p covers an that runs from lallr to six • 1M illdeci8N Bll* J1ia1. ' &e• a.., area If ~J 710 pages In the scrlpl It Is shot ball, die chalaclel ho plays 'Tou'd t.allt I baue a Jot e1 1J1ao11r Allell. the ....,.._ ·, ......; mil& · m a matter of """'"· rarely ex. Ia the ~TV comedy, nellher tree lime 011 .., llat*," 'j)Q ~ fnquellll.f • NBC "'''"' 1 ceedmg e1gbl a weel. There- II lie a bip cbarader In J11e says. "'ltti 1 rtally t!Gn't. iii8M"' ........ lillie IUdilr 111!1 .... alter he'! lree "'dO •• be Hollfwood ..,... "It IIIOk me five or a fourthcomlng Broadway play, Modlnl•llllll· ..... 'hlrt>laneo pleases. He bas 11ft animated face. on just t. c1ooa aut 111e ...,.. "Don't Drillk lhe · Wiler," have tireli wllldi oj:orate at What Pl"""""; llim most is his optimist's jovlaliiJ aM, woll, And I'm al""flf out 111 lhe JW wblcll deaLi. wllll a vaeitliijllng presSUI'e8 ·UP to :i$o pounda per home and . hn t»lll>d ol JOY JOU'd lb doing some work or 1uss1ng American family accuoed or""' square and .. 110 used M...., aod bis wile, • Carolyn, to have lor a ___.. . ,around 1ht l11111t at Odd 1<Jbl. plonage ·lll'lhllh while 1'illt- with Ia..., ..,....ta II' • · 250 are the parents ol Bany, 14; Moore his several .,._.. ,._ ........ .lltMt a Iron,~ co"*f. Jilla ,.r liouf, · · Janet, tO; and Alyson •. 5. and enjoys shooilng off:g...m jo- 111e f..R dab · ·- · · ;. · 'nley Hve Ill lforlbridge, a pictures ol his lamlly ttev.top. eouple of cbickeno. Oat aeiglo. communily on the outer perim- lng and prilllng the results 111m· bora -far111 MiJIIalollld . ' eter of the San Fernando val-sell. wonclorlllk II( 1111 ~ · . • ·' ......,II from bls mort <Otie<llon for Harm•• Kallwear .. ...... Ia design tCJI bdl'• recent "f•lloat" dretteL !~The Sunday . beet! on Tuesd ',·. ' . ---··-:: . • NaVJ ' ~ �., ,,_. ~,.,. ,. ~, ,, _,,_ , . •;·u •. ., • •- ,., '" " • - • - -~·· ' - •• " . ' J-- v• . "r•• ~--•~ : .. • '?"'''~~·•·•"- " -~ ·· ,.;: \• I'' ,.• ., 'I I, ' 1''M'· ' (l""lio•·•· ·,,{:, . . ··,• . ,: --A·V r •• . , I -.. ' ' . ~": . , ...:~~-~- \ ,:;;),, 1 • '• ). ' .-~{-'· , i • ) . •1 ' :· . '.- I ' 'l -'· • ·,.. . ,. ·· ·-· · '1-'"~f -\ .• 1.~ '· 'j'. .' . . ' . ' ! ~~~~~~~~1 Kings .: io ··$el\fe·. \ ) . : ,' _, " . V:' i,•· .,, . !" , 1 ~· .'. · Eastern 'Stars., In Middlepott · ' ' ·. I ' ' ' GREETS CLUB MEMBERS - Mrs. Wllilam Russell, Presld~ilt 9f the New Haven Woman'• Club (seated on right) greeted the 204 per110ns attending the. SouthWestern Dlstpd Convention at Wahama Hl£)1 SchooL 'lbe New Haven and Point Pt~asant Woman's Clubs were the hosts. Se~ed next to Mrs. RQSSell was ldrs. T. L. Henritze First Vice Premdent of District, Lo~an, .W.Va.; Mrs. Qeorge T. Humphreys, district president of Hunting· ton and on the end Mrs. Harry Finley, Fuirt Vice Presldentof the State. . Temple Sisters . Planning Party .Yi .. 00 " =tf.l~ e< 'g~ 5 IJ ic. ~ .. • ~ ~ :z 5't = "li' I :>:> • :z: f ~ c ~ ~ ~=' < • •0 ~ ~ .,g ~ • a~" n C'~ = e:. ""... ...:l:z ... .-- . ..... (; ·' '' -· ~ ."\ ~ "'.::;<r. h)l,·,-. . . ·'. . ·, '. . ., . ' :3 ; .1 ' . ~~ .. I _;~ "~~i;l ' ~f'#l ,~- .. ' ' .. '. ' ~- I .. . OHicers '"' i f .I i I ' ' • .J AlliJounced ... . i.l. :' ' ,·. 1... \ I ..... . . .. ~ , ' _" • ... ·• ... .. ·.· .. . ' • ,,t • .......... . . .. •• ~· .. • ••• ~ __.. .. .... - . .... ........ ...... ·--.. .--... . ' -;,.. :'.1' '' .·•..,... ~ �., ,,_. ~,.,. ,. ~, ,, _,,_ , . •;·u •. ., • •- ,., '" " • - • - -~·· ' - •• " . ' J-- v• . "r•• ~--•~ : .. • '?"'''~~·•·•"- " -~ ·· ,.;: \• I'' ,.• ., 'I I, ' 1''M'· ' (l""lio•·•· ·,,{:, . . ··,• . ,: --A·V r •• . , I -.. ' ' . ~": . , ...:~~-~- \ ,:;;),, 1 • '• ). ' .-~{-'· , i • ) . •1 ' :· . '.- I ' 'l -'· • ·,.. . ,. ·· ·-· · '1-'"~f -\ .• 1.~ '· 'j'. .' . . ' . ' ! ~~~~~~~~1 Kings .: io ··$el\fe·. \ ) . : ,' _, " . V:' i,•· .,, . !" , 1 ~· .'. · Eastern 'Stars., In Middlepott · ' ' ·. I ' ' ' GREETS CLUB MEMBERS - Mrs. Wllilam Russell, Presld~ilt 9f the New Haven Woman'• Club (seated on right) greeted the 204 per110ns attending the. SouthWestern Dlstpd Convention at Wahama Hl£)1 SchooL 'lbe New Haven and Point Pt~asant Woman's Clubs were the hosts. Se~ed next to Mrs. RQSSell was ldrs. T. L. Henritze First Vice Premdent of District, Lo~an, .W.Va.; Mrs. Qeorge T. Humphreys, district president of Hunting· ton and on the end Mrs. Harry Finley, Fuirt Vice Presldentof the State. . Temple Sisters . Planning Party .Yi .. 00 " =tf.l~ e< 'g~ 5 IJ ic. ~ .. • ~ ~ :z 5't = "li' I :>:> • :z: f ~ c ~ ~ ~=' < • •0 ~ ~ .,g ~ • a~" n C'~ = e:. ""... ...:l:z ... .-- . ..... (; ·' '' -· ~ ."\ ~ "'.::;<r. h)l,·,-. . . ·'. . ·, '. . ., . ' :3 ; .1 ' . ~~ .. I _;~ "~~i;l ' ~f'#l ,~- .. ' ' .. '. ' ~- I .. . OHicers '"' i f .I i I ' ' • .J AlliJounced ... . i.l. :' ' ,·. 1... \ I ..... . . .. ~ , ' _" • ... ·• ... .. ·.· .. . ' • ,,t • .......... . . .. •• ~· .. • ••• ~ __.. .. .... - . .... ........ ...... ·--.. .--... . ' -;,.. :'.1' '' .·•..,... ~ �, . ,,, .~ ' '... ... ' I ,' ., the Ghost \ · · , · Mon cher Charles, . By POU.Y ·CJIIAMER Tbe ~holograph, moo IIIli, ll masnlfiquel · A room Nnlpopor lll!terpr!Je A-. reflected m a mirror: an open door a vista of other D£A11 PO~Y - My Poll)ter rooms, ol space and time (there Is a clnek in the mirrored Is lor camera Ions who have room). The mirror ls round, with a wide fram&-~old, one trouble 1tnc1tng negatives when ~ows It is gold, though the photopph la black lllld they' w&lt dup)Jeate fiCIUrel wiUte. Above the mirror, t!Je broodiJii flpre of tn eaate md. Buy a package o recipe with outspread wings castine a shadOw BJ&lnst the wall cardll aDd a boX !bey "1Ytll fll that merges into the darkneu beyond lhe inh'rOr. On the "110, ev~ an old recipe IDe mantel a candle and its shadow. The lhadow candle Ue1 1101. SOrt yfiUI' nesaUva Into . flat on the mantel and_ breaks agal118t the wall, ita top atqnrlel, IUdl u blrilldayt, slantmg toward the IIUITOr. The flame of the candle II Christmas, family, tehool and delicate and graceful. The whlte e~g• ot tl~e chimney cut~ 80 on. Lllbel the cards and ue upward m a clean line, be· . lbem as separators with tha yond it, framing the picture qu1et, but they, allo, are ~~e~auvea lor that category bad< in mystery, Is darkness. ant T!te candles are Ill. of tha proper can!. VacatiOn pJo. The photograph was created there Ia lellure-l.,.llft to wm- lures ml(bt be labeled as to by M. Jack Burnett of !be Hun~ der through the rooDII llllhlll' year or place 80 they do not boln(ton, West Vtrglnta, Herald- ried. Letsure to talk. These art come roofuslni U there Ia exAdverdHr. It was on the cover the daya when cbtldren come tra room in back of the o! the Advertise~! Sunday alter school, ~ ones and twos, box It is a Jood place to keep magazine of 2 octobre. The mlr· • private oommg, ohy, olmosl ' tr I ts thole that ror is In the drawing room of secret. A boy with red hair ex a : 0 t"~ lb Our House. '1\tm lhe page, ibe is eight years old and has ve not en pu In an • urn. and there are other photographs come w1th hiS little siSter. He - ANN of the Inn made by M. Burnett, lays hiS arm across her shouland a story to go with them ders. The yellow sleeve of nl• DEAR POLLY ~ T~ remove written by Mlle. Estelle Belan· raincoat brushes hef dark curls. water spots !rom furniture, put ger. Mlle. el M, recently BJlenl "You mustn't touch anythinJ," ~vera! drops o! camphorated a morning at the tavern, with ' he says seriousi?- "You can otl, or IIJIItlts of camphor, on a 1hts so felicitous result. Is ujtook, but :}ou mustn't touch." I damp cloth a..t rub on I h • not rare tltal two artists can :She look.- at him with bIg marts. _Bad spots may take tbt11 eomblne their talents, cap· eyes, and they go off together more than one application.turlni the soul of a place? Out, jinto the candlelight. . WILLIE · it r. nre. !liB also ma(lllflqoe. . A man comeo - he bas dm· DEAR POLLY - To keep waSuch an achievement does ' en a long way in the rain, and ter from markin& table tops, aot go unnoticed. A hundred he Is not YOUDII: he Is arateful sUp a plutlc bowl c:<~~~er, or mttors we had on 1 octobre, lor qule~ !or the clrance to rest I the plasUc lid from a eo!fee many of tllem comins because awhile. "A little tired," he says. can, on the bottom)! your cold· of Mile e1 M0110iear. A sunny "Not mucll, but a little; lor I drink pitcher. When the pltdler day it was: warm enough lor 1 man as old as I am who sweats, the cover or lid catches · file 11\'tm doors to !land open. . had a stroke and two ooronar- the moisture.- MRS. W.J.S. let!Ured b1 M. Dutlef's brandy fes I'm not ,dolng 80 bad." juJa. No matter about the lettvt!B lellllll in the doorway lqoklnl DEAR POLLY - U1t clamp- I lew tea... blown through down the eandle!H ball to ll'ltert type clotbetipiol to hold up tile houle, 11ft they 1101 wei· tho boy and hts sl!!ler are llaJtd. mualt: on the pilno. I bavt! been come? lng at the loot til the stair&. tesclmc for 50 years and have Alwa"''"' IJIIlllly days the Inn boy is holding his sister by the foond Ills tlje beat way. I Dlt!lld hii111111Y1vlllttn. On IJI'IY band. ~man waiclles ,them 1111 old mulllc an the RWing days, - ,\1101 10 111111)'; tftll- as they -clunb the Blairs. D*!hine as well as wttb plaiJI 1 IJ, poritopa loa, perbapiiiiOft. This too is a photograph, JUDliDed tape. Old mUBic .. But an SUIIll)' days - voila! In lhfnk: the man in the doorway, uoed to be printed Gil !bey <Ollie, from the village, the children on the stair. paper 80 when the llf!ges !nun everywhere! Sus adleool rough and •om the)F can The rainy days, they are Alli~slf_ cut off to the aewer, llR and look nelller, too. pl:!j basi I _· Youth Beata ,~ ,,_ v.·- . ' MRS. E.C.S. I DEAR POLLY- Wilen . \:. ' ; '! "' .· t ,> ' . t ,.,. . ··. " ·~ a A , ' • • ·· ''~ · ' ' ' ' '· • tinii, lim~ Oct. o 198e r··l ~ ., .....I ' ,. . '"""' ' . ay, • -. 1 ·,;: ~ ~;, ··t :.'~ SCINii'·!i 'mltilft'~l9/tUG~ers ·. .•· . IIIII Iii 'tllileli lit piiJaeu ..... News Highlighrs.,.Loeal V~t(Orhlt~•orka) 1 1 Har - ..... .. ...l'llli.' • aadliOthm\ l'fPiiiill. .tf 1 . ,,,, • ijnd ~ till ll'ldet flY,' I ·mem· ' had .. • Mr. Hargravee_ laid the\ . IIOod rudy 10 belpJn anl ~ay ~Jble, I!Jld to -feel free to c!IIU .ujloJ! lbil'll •111 •Ume. Vey ftlCI ~lreehmints wen 4efved·bf.·Vlvlb Pierce, Jess11 fyllllftt~ Incl. lbt ~rs. __ , • 1111 · · . , .' "'!!I ~I'Al~U .IQI!l!!-P~ .num~; the •91 :at . ;~ · · -~til, W~ ~ \ with •lb~ tjVtral lllllettkl!ll '• ·. : ~ 1M Moadal . CEN'l'J!lN~Y GRANGll) !flO , -~-~ i :aJ·~·~Mlt' '• nti\l~.· ,l\ubp_lh~"lntmattht , Pir611ts :·; · . . c ' , 'liL' ''··. ,.. ,. . :Y ·l ' -·-,g~. .a·.. 't'L·V _·· e·.. ·F.L·.[~·r:1_-~·:. 0 ·t~ ... :, ,: ·teac•rs;s~o~~:p,l#tlt~·)fb:{PTA ,· t:!~"atulid ~m•rl<ed . ~ Ne ' f v~., ·· ~AnJS ,: - ' ·· ~--~~o~~ooH!. wti''lao' p·· 'in ·, ~: :·:c· eni!'PTA. Qff· _ . /'~!1;; ~ ~;~ofw~;Co\i~!1·. il , tln~"IMfliJI.IIJ(ll~:.<' ttit ' .' .~·•.·~ . ', ,'e f'4 ~- .•1 ihl .~l ey~m ~IYJnl"~ 5.ys-tem the \ Gt . -. J >1\ , ·• Ot.'~ HOUSE 9 octobre, 1986 • ) · f ,C. 1ett erS"'" ,, I ·"- '2~"-;~I~· ·•R$ . 1 :., 'I ' ..... <'- ~ ':r:e:~ba~ -= met!lai7,1J0 p.-m. lruollllatlon , r~arol•ltn' hli! ·~ , :~t., beill.hlp .IIIII. , . , ·'\ · ' . lor-•jj' 10 lila• betor.. tlelded· of o~a wtU be held. Of· J!liin,, !7111 c~tard":l. · , · Mr. M~aolt it c., •borl fleers Of Ohio \'IIley Grana. Mn. BIJWII , 111~~ · .)lr, ,. " .. Doeo uyoae know 1 way to will 1110 be tnalllled at tile oeor.- Htlraraiitl, jr ••~i~:· the , . · · · , . ,, \' tpetd •P tha'!fn& lllile ,na.. same Ume tn a JQint seasioD. Sup¢ntepdent ol Meigl · ~jj· YOIJ'.. CA . N fV~bC/SE ~" to.aotlbs tbe bread? - Lldlet :p~l!e bring lind- 8ollo61!, hill~!~~ ~. til< •' . .(\lOKi ' ITII\D, R. E. ·wiChee and pies, DEAR POLLY - I want to tell liai'rlet to take I 11011 dip It lnlo oUvt oU and then cold Clill' ashes, alid rub ly on the white apot ~n lurnltute. · I')' 'Morrlionl Prlb~~al . . are a;l!ed to briJli do•l~imuts. · GRACi wscs 011>. ,cle I, .will meet at 1 p.m., ai· llie homt o1 Mra llltold _..thodtll W1s n. ema · · STUDY Ctub will meet at the oume of Mrs. Albllrt Durooe '' I p.m. FRENCH CIT\ Garde~~ Club will .meet at 7:30 p, m at the home o! Mrs. Earl Noll Mrs. Glady& Fredorick will show shdes on Alaska ano Its flowers. . RIO GRANDE Calvary Baplist Ladlu Auxiliary wilt meet at 1:30 p. m, at the church. GRACE Methodiat wscs Cir· cle 5 will meet al 1 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Gilbert .,.,..,.,.,..,••,,'"_'"""Bush, Sr., on Halliday Heights. • Wodneodoy . GRACE Method~! WSCS Cir· · c1es will meet as follows: Cir· cia 1, •! 7:30p.m., with Mrs. Hughey Jones, 426 Hedgewood p~ive, Circle 21 at 7:30 p.m. w1th Mrs. Wilham J. 8roWII, 451 Hetlaewood Drive. Circle - " · " - - mMa\l.ot 3 at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. ,John MONDA V O'Dell, Belmont Drtve. Circle THE POMEROY 4 at 7:3tl p.m. wtth Mnt. ROOPTA wtll meet Monday ert O'Dell. 10, at 7:30 p. m. at the ' THURSDAY with fibns on from GALUA COUNTY Democrat' State Potrol ic Women will give a tea ~rogram There wt11 honoring Mra. Waller H. \'Ole on the ~~ to change Moeller, Wife til Co11,1J1'0ssman the meet" nf&hl. • Moeller at the home of Mra, 1111 Bean between the boul'l MEIGS COUNTY Salon ~ and 4 p. m. All llemt). 711, 1111 I et 40, wUI . cr~ women aad lrienda are M. , · '';" .I... dolus needlewmr = . ·l WITH ALL . THIS •I . .. ·• ·rhe Mood of· · Romantic Elegance comes.with ,, 111111: IUI'g~ ;81 lfOI* " jktspit.l ~. lliere Mrs. Marlie Kblg · ~ Roush, Tbursday. !ler .ioom ·1111mbef Is ..... . Ethd, Swan, uMn. .. Cora ' r, · lllitan. MQ., Dorothy . Durll, Mr. and"~. William .. lftlt •.Acne~ ~ ,Mrs•. Kith· ard of 1..anco11er were . ; .f~IO!,: Mrs, f!l11J•J Jntmoon, Mr. · .,. Thelma ~1. atlt Mrs. uth. Ebenbach. ut -- Smorgasbord is PHYSICAL FITNESS . C~NTER · & SALON ' PHoNi 4464797 ----- \ "" .I C~ Miller on LeaH In Mlddl~port , Serpentine W, QUidruple Dt•••r YOU CAN With twin Mlr..,. SfMcWiy l'ricetl AI ! .. ... ' $J69 . ··' ... tiJIIIIrbatplilltef'•II'"'III"'IGIIt:JfaolumdHMI . . . . . . 1111 d . . . . . . . · · - " ... 1111111. . ..IJtautifal ..... ·-== ...., .,. atllllcilc .._....,IIIIIMizltf .... _,ctdYed-~·., rora, the elllqallllf~liilll•••'• lfJsiM_••f.cm......., t• )kt£Ainu*t.Wtttil.l tusdll . . . . . . . . . ...Ue!,la uqlftr .... d. I·--~ I l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . flll&ra.T• .... ., p , ,.....,, avm,.llclar'•lnl4aet, .. r. utlmeiiN GOODIUYS'~.jtt[Nor-Mt SIZESI . ( ·' '· ,t., ' " ' _, ~~· \ <'1'1 j - ------ · ·~.t:' ' .- I' ,. tllei!Eiftll Don's Misi . :~: ', This .Big· :·v Evenf : '· • ... lwrylltlns abllat'fol!,r~-- ........ 'MI ClliJI' ....IIII'Ir --.te.liavltiE 1VII . .RT .»tflfiill, . . . . .ae of Fl't1IMle, ~ !• I • Gallipolis, Ohio , 403'h·l'hlrcl & StaN • PRICES·· HAVE BEEN\ CUT WAY BE.LOW· COST '· .. ... .: & Prograllt8 •Gym Setl •Isometric-Z.Bars •Tilt Boards . eRo Trim WOI.\EN CLASSIS-GROUP CLASSES MEN CL"ASSES-FAMIL Y HOUR RATES ' . Stu= ' eExercise Mat • Hand Massagers We Will Have As Many' Outside As - ,I • Ilarbells "' .' ~ut eRpller Massager eStationary B!eyele •Electric '1'r.lm Cyeles eBelt.Jiassagers ;- I "Sr:l~ . l·.b .$11': IPio!Wtcl Above Roller Maa111111trl AFFORD! .. ALL I' ' ;·· • We CQJI. I .., STANt .:err AT PRICES ·,lfGINAT8C ... ~ .' I. HUNDRlDS OF PAIRS IUSiftE$$ CAAQIS ., ' ' C:.!~PPtJ~: •Mro.u Dalton GI'JIIIe ~~12 IUii • -evtftRoil!lhat~l ·~r.t.te"~·. undeNIIIt ....,. " us 1·P'=""'" . ,.,. d ANI) SLBNDE· R/''i'E / .lif ·I:. . . . ~ . The sbff ol,the Nor'western, the Rutland )ligh School yearhook, is w6 rking ve" nar<l to get tbe flrs~ part o1 their book off to the printers. Th~y are trying sometJtins !leW till~ year _ for the Jlrsl. time they are going to have elgftt pictures Iii natural · c,olor, which they !eel will l!llhanet! the book greatly, Because til .this, deadlines have to be met .earfter and mucb more wmt lilt•, to be put b• on"the bOOk . . , 'l'lle staff Of the boOk Is as lollows: , penni! Weltet, Cbarleo Bcoll, Bal'btlra Wllll81111, Dat· leDe Smith, Bonnie Grate, Rog• • Davis, Melva JOiulstDII, DIIIii Wti'DIIIeJ; Loti Godby, Dobo bill 'l'urDtl', sabra Canaday, AI· ~Person,I-HQMs , I wscs MEFl1'8 From'PomeiOf · . e~~h ~:~': .Seen and Heard . ., 1 .it!\21 aad Mary Chapman. , ·. . · . C11tbolic Women : . ,.. ' ;. ., =:..~~ · . . Planneilby ~ ~~ 'l%tDoon. parhook 1~· faculty adVlsms of tlle-. .. · are· Leda Kraueter parse 10 the pllee ~-11/i, 8leh as tile pine I ttep • · . Nor'Wester's Staff Workihg · ' On First Part , 'r:.ee~ ·· ·0t-., llllfDT KDIIIII, Olester "' ~.:.;;. liieil· · A CtJUi'f ~ Mble Bmitlb ·. : "'· , . man .and Alma Smith, and the tear.liere, No~. VIlle, lloberta Wilson, Glad~ Major · alld Olive PaJo, .Cnna TUI'IIer was itot pre&ent. Cllarlotte Willford read the ..~Wy's r.0port; Joanna Cotm~ll read the treasur•r'• report and both were, approved. Gladys Major of the Membersh!p committee re(l<!rtad 51 memhers .to datt. The romri1erclal class at Rutland High School made up new J)rogram books and did a gplendld jQb. Mr. Richard ChAmbers gave 1 .talk on Tubt!l'lmlosl~. Ttt• =~~~~- li · ~~~:a.di!wtU. ~,_ ~ port. ·. CHES!IniE. Kyger PTA wtU Vat~, V~ mtJJie , leaeft~ meet•at uo p.m., at 1h 0 Maurita Millet,· Cu!I041an· H~t: school Ftflll grade mothers en Miller, anll tOoks; Demlllofl• My Pointer Ia that T taln! pieces from old bathrobea and make baas to nt my broom. These are used when I sweep the kltchfn noor or any poli!Jl. ed flooro. I think tt works bet.ter than a dust mop. - MRS. E M · ' OUR NEW eudte sbop Is I ' Bla te bandt'ralted . . : .,..,.:.!~ets' nd! 111 ' •• •• er 50 sbadet a.. many terestlDJ 4eslgno. ·Jerry ler'• Couatry Fair; Rt. 35 West. OpeD tvt!ry day. -el gS ·£vent·5 ~e)Ue :" ' ,, a.-. ._ -n' . . ,~.a. . ' .., . •*. ,, f!!li!tJ.!!ItG'lls .' . •I.. , _.,,.,..,..... w-lfh~-f, · ·n. ~oM,,., --~~.......,~'rl~, -~ ii:-cl':r9 ' • ' . .,' ... • stti,.i·J·... . .. .. ~.,'"" ~ *' ,, "~. .; -. ' ' ~- '~ ' :\ ,.,_.,~.'*:·· ' ~ �, . ,,, .~ ' '... ... ' I ,' ., the Ghost \ · · , · Mon cher Charles, . By POU.Y ·CJIIAMER Tbe ~holograph, moo IIIli, ll masnlfiquel · A room Nnlpopor lll!terpr!Je A-. reflected m a mirror: an open door a vista of other D£A11 PO~Y - My Poll)ter rooms, ol space and time (there Is a clnek in the mirrored Is lor camera Ions who have room). The mirror ls round, with a wide fram&-~old, one trouble 1tnc1tng negatives when ~ows It is gold, though the photopph la black lllld they' w&lt dup)Jeate fiCIUrel wiUte. Above the mirror, t!Je broodiJii flpre of tn eaate md. Buy a package o recipe with outspread wings castine a shadOw BJ&lnst the wall cardll aDd a boX !bey "1Ytll fll that merges into the darkneu beyond lhe inh'rOr. On the "110, ev~ an old recipe IDe mantel a candle and its shadow. The lhadow candle Ue1 1101. SOrt yfiUI' nesaUva Into . flat on the mantel and_ breaks agal118t the wall, ita top atqnrlel, IUdl u blrilldayt, slantmg toward the IIUITOr. The flame of the candle II Christmas, family, tehool and delicate and graceful. The whlte e~g• ot tl~e chimney cut~ 80 on. Lllbel the cards and ue upward m a clean line, be· . lbem as separators with tha yond it, framing the picture qu1et, but they, allo, are ~~e~auvea lor that category bad< in mystery, Is darkness. ant T!te candles are Ill. of tha proper can!. VacatiOn pJo. The photograph was created there Ia lellure-l.,.llft to wm- lures ml(bt be labeled as to by M. Jack Burnett of !be Hun~ der through the rooDII llllhlll' year or place 80 they do not boln(ton, West Vtrglnta, Herald- ried. Letsure to talk. These art come roofuslni U there Ia exAdverdHr. It was on the cover the daya when cbtldren come tra room in back of the o! the Advertise~! Sunday alter school, ~ ones and twos, box It is a Jood place to keep magazine of 2 octobre. The mlr· • private oommg, ohy, olmosl ' tr I ts thole that ror is In the drawing room of secret. A boy with red hair ex a : 0 t"~ lb Our House. '1\tm lhe page, ibe is eight years old and has ve not en pu In an • urn. and there are other photographs come w1th hiS little siSter. He - ANN of the Inn made by M. Burnett, lays hiS arm across her shouland a story to go with them ders. The yellow sleeve of nl• DEAR POLLY ~ T~ remove written by Mlle. Estelle Belan· raincoat brushes hef dark curls. water spots !rom furniture, put ger. Mlle. el M, recently BJlenl "You mustn't touch anythinJ," ~vera! drops o! camphorated a morning at the tavern, with ' he says seriousi?- "You can otl, or IIJIItlts of camphor, on a 1hts so felicitous result. Is ujtook, but :}ou mustn't touch." I damp cloth a..t rub on I h • not rare tltal two artists can :She look.- at him with bIg marts. _Bad spots may take tbt11 eomblne their talents, cap· eyes, and they go off together more than one application.turlni the soul of a place? Out, jinto the candlelight. . WILLIE · it r. nre. !liB also ma(lllflqoe. . A man comeo - he bas dm· DEAR POLLY - To keep waSuch an achievement does ' en a long way in the rain, and ter from markin& table tops, aot go unnoticed. A hundred he Is not YOUDII: he Is arateful sUp a plutlc bowl c:<~~~er, or mttors we had on 1 octobre, lor qule~ !or the clrance to rest I the plasUc lid from a eo!fee many of tllem comins because awhile. "A little tired," he says. can, on the bottom)! your cold· of Mile e1 M0110iear. A sunny "Not mucll, but a little; lor I drink pitcher. When the pltdler day it was: warm enough lor 1 man as old as I am who sweats, the cover or lid catches · file 11\'tm doors to !land open. . had a stroke and two ooronar- the moisture.- MRS. W.J.S. let!Ured b1 M. Dutlef's brandy fes I'm not ,dolng 80 bad." juJa. No matter about the lettvt!B lellllll in the doorway lqoklnl DEAR POLLY - U1t clamp- I lew tea... blown through down the eandle!H ball to ll'ltert type clotbetipiol to hold up tile houle, 11ft they 1101 wei· tho boy and hts sl!!ler are llaJtd. mualt: on the pilno. I bavt! been come? lng at the loot til the stair&. tesclmc for 50 years and have Alwa"''"' IJIIlllly days the Inn boy is holding his sister by the foond Ills tlje beat way. I Dlt!lld hii111111Y1vlllttn. On IJI'IY band. ~man waiclles ,them 1111 old mulllc an the RWing days, - ,\1101 10 111111)'; tftll- as they -clunb the Blairs. D*!hine as well as wttb plaiJI 1 IJ, poritopa loa, perbapiiiiOft. This too is a photograph, JUDliDed tape. Old mUBic .. But an SUIIll)' days - voila! In lhfnk: the man in the doorway, uoed to be printed Gil !bey <Ollie, from the village, the children on the stair. paper 80 when the llf!ges !nun everywhere! Sus adleool rough and •om the)F can The rainy days, they are Alli~slf_ cut off to the aewer, llR and look nelller, too. pl:!j basi I _· Youth Beata ,~ ,,_ v.·- . ' MRS. E.C.S. I DEAR POLLY- Wilen . \:. ' ; '! "' .· t ,> ' . t ,.,. . ··. " ·~ a A , ' • • ·· ''~ · ' ' ' ' '· • tinii, lim~ Oct. o 198e r··l ~ ., .....I ' ,. . '"""' ' . ay, • -. 1 ·,;: ~ ~;, ··t :.'~ SCINii'·!i 'mltilft'~l9/tUG~ers ·. .•· . IIIII Iii 'tllileli lit piiJaeu ..... News Highlighrs.,.Loeal V~t(Orhlt~•orka) 1 1 Har - ..... .. ...l'llli.' • aadliOthm\ l'fPiiiill. .tf 1 . ,,,, • ijnd ~ till ll'ldet flY,' I ·mem· ' had .. • Mr. Hargravee_ laid the\ . IIOod rudy 10 belpJn anl ~ay ~Jble, I!Jld to -feel free to c!IIU .ujloJ! lbil'll •111 •Ume. Vey ftlCI ~lreehmints wen 4efved·bf.·Vlvlb Pierce, Jess11 fyllllftt~ Incl. lbt ~rs. __ , • 1111 · · . , .' "'!!I ~I'Al~U .IQI!l!!-P~ .num~; the •91 :at . ;~ · · -~til, W~ ~ \ with •lb~ tjVtral lllllettkl!ll '• ·. : ~ 1M Moadal . CEN'l'J!lN~Y GRANGll) !flO , -~-~ i :aJ·~·~Mlt' '• nti\l~.· ,l\ubp_lh~"lntmattht , Pir611ts :·; · . . c ' , 'liL' ''··. ,.. ,. . :Y ·l ' -·-,g~. .a·.. 't'L·V _·· e·.. ·F.L·.[~·r:1_-~·:. 0 ·t~ ... :, ,: ·teac•rs;s~o~~:p,l#tlt~·)fb:{PTA ,· t:!~"atulid ~m•rl<ed . ~ Ne ' f v~., ·· ~AnJS ,: - ' ·· ~--~~o~~ooH!. wti''lao' p·· 'in ·, ~: :·:c· eni!'PTA. Qff· _ . /'~!1;; ~ ~;~ofw~;Co\i~!1·. il , tln~"IMfliJI.IIJ(ll~:.<' ttit ' .' .~·•.·~ . ', ,'e f'4 ~- .•1 ihl .~l ey~m ~IYJnl"~ 5.ys-tem the \ Gt . -. J >1\ , ·• Ot.'~ HOUSE 9 octobre, 1986 • ) · f ,C. 1ett erS"'" ,, I ·"- '2~"-;~I~· ·•R$ . 1 :., 'I ' ..... <'- ~ ':r:e:~ba~ -= met!lai7,1J0 p.-m. lruollllatlon , r~arol•ltn' hli! ·~ , :~t., beill.hlp .IIIII. , . , ·'\ · ' . lor-•jj' 10 lila• betor.. tlelded· of o~a wtU be held. Of· J!liin,, !7111 c~tard":l. · , · Mr. M~aolt it c., •borl fleers Of Ohio \'IIley Grana. Mn. BIJWII , 111~~ · .)lr, ,. " .. Doeo uyoae know 1 way to will 1110 be tnalllled at tile oeor.- Htlraraiitl, jr ••~i~:· the , . · · · , . ,, \' tpetd •P tha'!fn& lllile ,na.. same Ume tn a JQint seasioD. Sup¢ntepdent ol Meigl · ~jj· YOIJ'.. CA . N fV~bC/SE ~" to.aotlbs tbe bread? - Lldlet :p~l!e bring lind- 8ollo61!, hill~!~~ ~. til< •' . .(\lOKi ' ITII\D, R. E. ·wiChee and pies, DEAR POLLY - I want to tell liai'rlet to take I 11011 dip It lnlo oUvt oU and then cold Clill' ashes, alid rub ly on the white apot ~n lurnltute. · I')' 'Morrlionl Prlb~~al . . are a;l!ed to briJli do•l~imuts. · GRACi wscs 011>. ,cle I, .will meet at 1 p.m., ai· llie homt o1 Mra llltold _..thodtll W1s n. ema · · STUDY Ctub will meet at the oume of Mrs. Albllrt Durooe '' I p.m. FRENCH CIT\ Garde~~ Club will .meet at 7:30 p, m at the home o! Mrs. Earl Noll Mrs. Glady& Fredorick will show shdes on Alaska ano Its flowers. . RIO GRANDE Calvary Baplist Ladlu Auxiliary wilt meet at 1:30 p. m, at the church. GRACE Methodiat wscs Cir· cle 5 will meet al 1 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Gilbert .,.,..,.,.,..,••,,'"_'"""Bush, Sr., on Halliday Heights. • Wodneodoy . GRACE Method~! WSCS Cir· · c1es will meet as follows: Cir· cia 1, •! 7:30p.m., with Mrs. Hughey Jones, 426 Hedgewood p~ive, Circle 21 at 7:30 p.m. w1th Mrs. Wilham J. 8roWII, 451 Hetlaewood Drive. Circle - " · " - - mMa\l.ot 3 at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. ,John MONDA V O'Dell, Belmont Drtve. Circle THE POMEROY 4 at 7:3tl p.m. wtth Mnt. ROOPTA wtll meet Monday ert O'Dell. 10, at 7:30 p. m. at the ' THURSDAY with fibns on from GALUA COUNTY Democrat' State Potrol ic Women will give a tea ~rogram There wt11 honoring Mra. Waller H. \'Ole on the ~~ to change Moeller, Wife til Co11,1J1'0ssman the meet" nf&hl. • Moeller at the home of Mra, 1111 Bean between the boul'l MEIGS COUNTY Salon ~ and 4 p. m. All llemt). 711, 1111 I et 40, wUI . cr~ women aad lrienda are M. , · '';" .I... dolus needlewmr = . ·l WITH ALL . THIS •I . .. ·• ·rhe Mood of· · Romantic Elegance comes.with ,, 111111: IUI'g~ ;81 lfOI* " jktspit.l ~. lliere Mrs. Marlie Kblg · ~ Roush, Tbursday. !ler .ioom ·1111mbef Is ..... . Ethd, Swan, uMn. .. Cora ' r, · lllitan. MQ., Dorothy . Durll, Mr. and"~. William .. lftlt •.Acne~ ~ ,Mrs•. Kith· ard of 1..anco11er were . ; .f~IO!,: Mrs, f!l11J•J Jntmoon, Mr. · .,. Thelma ~1. atlt Mrs. uth. Ebenbach. ut -- Smorgasbord is PHYSICAL FITNESS . C~NTER · & SALON ' PHoNi 4464797 ----- \ "" .I C~ Miller on LeaH In Mlddl~port , Serpentine W, QUidruple Dt•••r YOU CAN With twin Mlr..,. SfMcWiy l'ricetl AI ! .. ... ' $J69 . ··' ... tiJIIIIrbatplilltef'•II'"'III"'IGIIt:JfaolumdHMI . . . . . . 1111 d . . . . . . . · · - " ... 1111111. . ..IJtautifal ..... ·-== ...., .,. atllllcilc .._....,IIIIIMizltf .... _,ctdYed-~·., rora, the elllqallllf~liilll•••'• lfJsiM_••f.cm......., t• )kt£Ainu*t.Wtttil.l tusdll . . . . . . . . . ...Ue!,la uqlftr .... d. I·--~ I l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . flll&ra.T• .... ., p , ,.....,, avm,.llclar'•lnl4aet, .. r. utlmeiiN GOODIUYS'~.jtt[Nor-Mt SIZESI . ( ·' '· ,t., ' " ' _, ~~· \ <'1'1 j - ------ · ·~.t:' ' .- I' ,. tllei!Eiftll Don's Misi . :~: ', This .Big· :·v Evenf : '· • ... lwrylltlns abllat'fol!,r~-- ........ 'MI ClliJI' ....IIII'Ir --.te.liavltiE 1VII . .RT .»tflfiill, . . . . .ae of Fl't1IMle, ~ !• I • Gallipolis, Ohio , 403'h·l'hlrcl & StaN • PRICES·· HAVE BEEN\ CUT WAY BE.LOW· COST '· .. ... .: & Prograllt8 •Gym Setl •Isometric-Z.Bars •Tilt Boards . eRo Trim WOI.\EN CLASSIS-GROUP CLASSES MEN CL"ASSES-FAMIL Y HOUR RATES ' . Stu= ' eExercise Mat • Hand Massagers We Will Have As Many' Outside As - ,I • Ilarbells "' .' ~ut eRpller Massager eStationary B!eyele •Electric '1'r.lm Cyeles eBelt.Jiassagers ;- I "Sr:l~ . l·.b .$11': IPio!Wtcl Above Roller Maa111111trl AFFORD! .. ALL I' ' ;·· • We CQJI. I .., STANt .:err AT PRICES ·,lfGINAT8C ... ~ .' I. HUNDRlDS OF PAIRS IUSiftE$$ CAAQIS ., ' ' C:.!~PPtJ~: •Mro.u Dalton GI'JIIIe ~~12 IUii • -evtftRoil!lhat~l ·~r.t.te"~·. undeNIIIt ....,. " us 1·P'=""'" . ,.,. d ANI) SLBNDE· R/''i'E / .lif ·I:. . . . ~ . The sbff ol,the Nor'western, the Rutland )ligh School yearhook, is w6 rking ve" nar<l to get tbe flrs~ part o1 their book off to the printers. Th~y are trying sometJtins !leW till~ year _ for the Jlrsl. time they are going to have elgftt pictures Iii natural · c,olor, which they !eel will l!llhanet! the book greatly, Because til .this, deadlines have to be met .earfter and mucb more wmt lilt•, to be put b• on"the bOOk . . , 'l'lle staff Of the boOk Is as lollows: , penni! Weltet, Cbarleo Bcoll, Bal'btlra Wllll81111, Dat· leDe Smith, Bonnie Grate, Rog• • Davis, Melva JOiulstDII, DIIIii Wti'DIIIeJ; Loti Godby, Dobo bill 'l'urDtl', sabra Canaday, AI· ~Person,I-HQMs , I wscs MEFl1'8 From'PomeiOf · . e~~h ~:~': .Seen and Heard . ., 1 .it!\21 aad Mary Chapman. , ·. . · . C11tbolic Women : . ,.. ' ;. ., =:..~~ · . . Planneilby ~ ~~ 'l%tDoon. parhook 1~· faculty adVlsms of tlle-. .. · are· Leda Kraueter parse 10 the pllee ~-11/i, 8leh as tile pine I ttep • · . Nor'Wester's Staff Workihg · ' On First Part , 'r:.ee~ ·· ·0t-., llllfDT KDIIIII, Olester "' ~.:.;;. liieil· · A CtJUi'f ~ Mble Bmitlb ·. : "'· , . man .and Alma Smith, and the tear.liere, No~. VIlle, lloberta Wilson, Glad~ Major · alld Olive PaJo, .Cnna TUI'IIer was itot pre&ent. Cllarlotte Willford read the ..~Wy's r.0port; Joanna Cotm~ll read the treasur•r'• report and both were, approved. Gladys Major of the Membersh!p committee re(l<!rtad 51 memhers .to datt. The romri1erclal class at Rutland High School made up new J)rogram books and did a gplendld jQb. Mr. Richard ChAmbers gave 1 .talk on Tubt!l'lmlosl~. Ttt• =~~~~- li · ~~~:a.di!wtU. ~,_ ~ port. ·. CHES!IniE. Kyger PTA wtU Vat~, V~ mtJJie , leaeft~ meet•at uo p.m., at 1h 0 Maurita Millet,· Cu!I041an· H~t: school Ftflll grade mothers en Miller, anll tOoks; Demlllofl• My Pointer Ia that T taln! pieces from old bathrobea and make baas to nt my broom. These are used when I sweep the kltchfn noor or any poli!Jl. ed flooro. I think tt works bet.ter than a dust mop. - MRS. E M · ' OUR NEW eudte sbop Is I ' Bla te bandt'ralted . . : .,..,.:.!~ets' nd! 111 ' •• •• er 50 sbadet a.. many terestlDJ 4eslgno. ·Jerry ler'• Couatry Fair; Rt. 35 West. OpeD tvt!ry day. -el gS ·£vent·5 ~e)Ue :" ' ,, a.-. ._ -n' . . ,~.a. . ' .., . •*. ,, f!!li!tJ.!!ItG'lls .' . •I.. , _.,,.,..,..... w-lfh~-f, · ·n. ~oM,,., --~~.......,~'rl~, -~ ii:-cl':r9 ' • ' . .,' ... • stti,.i·J·... . .. .. ~.,'"" ~ *' ,, "~. .; -. ' ' ~- '~ ' :\ ,.,_.,~.'*:·· ' ~ �. ' . ' .' • ' "!!"f:'!''~;':· (' . ' •• ·. ' . ~ ... - '" 'i ' ., .,.· . '. ' -~ ... · .,. " ,~ .. _:·_ ··,· .. ~· " ,... ''• ~ ;' ' .......... ' "t • . . li.ua 1 ...,,_.,....... ··- - · · .. • 1 ~·-.. ........ •· '" ...... ~ dlyt ••••••• 1~ ~ ~ ,.,..........,.. .,..... "'' lrNPIIr .:..,. wiN 1ID tM Ml " ... :• ,,.,., ·· • ........ ·•lllllfiUfiiiJI 4inil INIIr Trl'- IIMt .. typl ... ~~-. . . • .., ......,.. tit rn,.. ,, 111 ..... ltll Cflll'lll tGt · ·-1 r--:;::::::;-:;;:::i~-, SALESMAN P0R . CON!Aft •WORtl · •JIIIIn.l• wUI CHIIJ ltll AaMMI' et . "'"" ..,• •, .... •mlllL 1 Aft\' ....... nldll ·II 1M entiMI ,, tubMJttH t.r • cl"""*' If. tw It ; rtt..-..M w11 De -"~• -. ,.,. .,__,..., w...c....., ~- '" ...1. &tete For Sele ROOSE, 6 rootll8, 2 fla1h1, full 'I 2 Bel. Modem Home Write P 0. BGK 41111 Clev. ' I land 23, Obit. 238-3 . EXPERIENCED mechanie . 1teded ·immediate1y, · als~ · wash boy. Apply In pe1'8011 at Gallipolis Rambler, Chryoler and Plymouth, 21S Third Ave. " 23H basement, stOrms and screens. carPeted living room and hall. 1500 moves you ln. Call 24514'11, owner. ·~~~ --- Th e Sunday 'nmes-Senttnel, Sunday, Oct. 9, 1966-19 , INFO.~~!!~N '.' "' .., ..,.,. ~ - --....-,:---:--:--"--- leel EState For S.'-' For Sele TIRES, $4.95 ~~~. ~For=~se~l=.==-rUSED and up . .• ROOM h,OU!e, z batl I Pomeroy Home a. Auto heart o'. Mlddlei'0\1, . . Help W•nled ; fl :::::::::=:r:=::=::::::::= ··=:;:=:::::::t:::, !,· HARlEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES EXPERIE!IICED Store' ' . RETAIL oalesman lor lnsldo 2,1100 BALES conditioned Sudex Pomeroy, 0. ·tO 7 6tc acres suitable lor ' sell'""·. 'good •alar•, pal,d hay. Pearl W. William•. Rt. - - ----development, garage, . barn. , A. a ...e "' ' tb lldi brick d 1 vacaUona and other beloefllo. I, Rudand, 0. 10 V 61p BALED Clover hoy, also baled ; ou u ngs, rJVeway. Write BOll illiii-B, ,... , The -· . oats, . clea'l no weeds, never furnace heated hom~, all M50 SPORT •• ONI QP Nil '· and Dolly Sentinel. Pomeroy 0 W~RM Momlng h~ter, like • wet. See or call Jerry Wom·l !?J; ,!!·~: Phone, Modnddleport BOBCAT · NICII$1 5' 30 State age and experience.' new, 100 pound ~apacity,l er, Rulland, 0. 712-5880. """"' M ""~en , : . 1 SPRINT flll!Ployees know of lhlo ad. model 818. Bert Grueser 16 7 lite p. m. ary yons, xecutrix . DICK .AAWit:fliPIS IO 8 6tc Minersvllle, , Q, 10 g 6tp I :. of Lyons Eotate_._ 10 7 12tc · u 11o ' ANTIQUE Oolna cabinet, Ph. s· • c.~'! :~·,~":.*....I'HMI HAVE another new tot of 99H213. 10 7 Uc 4 ROOM_ house and bath. 840 ""'"" 992·2143 .,..,.,., '"''"' ....., FOr Rent clothing including men's unl-' . . · / E. MaiD, St., Pomeroy, Ohio. ttY 2·2192 l'omoroy Ptomoroy,O. ,., c..,. ,., .,.,. ,., r..... c• N W Jenk fl Moo d St """'" ,..,_ formo, woven ftiSJ. Jeffer's COON HOUND, Z4 monthe old, , · · s, n ·• • ::; :::" ,.".:.-:::,:,.";, ":.";. ~ RAR.MONY apartment. lhree Uaed , Clolhlng Store, Rl 1!3. . seJijng ao started, oelllng on 1 Athens, 0., or Mila Hudllon, 10 7 Stp •••• •• •••••• • •• .,... ,., rooms furnlabed, everythinl rolng loWtlnl Fair Grounds. 1 trial here, no, al10 a dog . Syracuse, 0 · lUI .:.UII;:M .... _new: furnace, floor•, walla. 10 9 etc. traDer $60 Joe Ctltes Cool- I .. NOW OPIN ''". ·M·~ .. ~~·~. .... ba\h, plumbing el ..trlc rang• PLYMOUTII IIOCK I ville, 0. Ph. 1161·3621. • 6 AM TO •. lltuq•- 1111 -... M " 11111 . . _ Out ot all Rood!, one block hens, twol 10 7 ate 11 Kl •' ' • ,.., •• un / from High Scloool. Ph. 11112• mUea out of Rutland on Har· MIDNIGHT ooe~l~.:.r:h~i.. 5392. J :17 12tp ri!Onvllle Road. Marvin 1948 CHEVROLET %toO truck POMEJIOY- I.~ frame, A]! Flaw lriclfotor l'or Your Dlnl"tt Slone. ---· 10 - 9 3tp 1 on • oud nell" J · Convtnlance PHONE WY2·21'56 g Cll .on, ust over. large rooms (3 eCar •T•uck eHttltr . s ROOM hoosa and balh on TRAll.ER, 8 I sa. l»;o nice hauled, good. tirea. Also an 1\1 balhs, full basement, nv~ ...:>. · - - - - , . - - - , - - Laure. St., Pomeroy. Pb. 992- rooms built on, gond condl-1 Amana chest lype freezer. water heaUng, large Coro eBulldour THE MARTIN • l011l 1nd Found J 5293. I Ill tic tlon, tn Rulland, o. Ph. 742-1 Walter Wilson, Ph. 992-7028. porch, rarage. good eAtiy Typo PT. PLEASANT- 'n1e.., -------. 5537. 10 I 6tc 1 10 7 3tc Asking fY.soo.oo. · RESTAURANT Ut• department IDOIUpBOSTON Btn.L dog. Ph. 192-11 ROOM ~ FOR REALLY prolesiional ,... ISYRACUSE - 2 Middleport, lloree trallle milhapo ~ . 2613. 10 5 3tc WY WIIM. 14 111: aults clean your carpets with, TRANSMISSION, Bel Housing • home, I. rooms (4 .,., 2·1196 Mlolcllooort. 0 evenlq and 11r)J Ia~ - FURNISHED a rlment lsi premium . qualltv Lustre . and .. all parts necessary to balh, bl!ll,ement,, forced i mol'llinl. Notice floor mcll!.rn ~I r ' &lu Foam. Rent .electric 1ham-l cbangt Chevy v.a from aono. heating, hardwood f I o or Instructions' Tobaero CuHn•, ... ~~uln, cl~ ·,!";.~;~~ , ' ce or p- pooer lot $1 wilh purchase malic transmission to stand· comer lot 11.0XI~il " ... .., '"" - -~· Ie. or one per1on. Ph. 992· ar4 $4$ also a Che~ rea · S • T . hav{ vehicle under eontroi • • SPECIAL Ocl. I lhrnugh the I 3267 IO • II'· Eborsbacb'o Hardware, Pom- · ., ,.. lent location. Only "'~:!::I TRUCKING INDUSTRY torage 18 op1e • · • · 15th - m wave for $12.50: j · " '" eroy, 0. 10 I 6tc 1 end, f 15. Ph. 992·6024. SVRAL'USE - 2 1tory alter blo lrllcl:, ..,... bJ 11M! · $12.50 wave for $10; flO w~ve S ROOM apartment and balh, I TIRES,l: like new, •lze '-.3& 10 7 Stc eled brick, 7 roolll> (4 truck drivers lor all types 'o( PT. PLEASAI'rl' - Charles Schurman COmJIIIIY, · ~ 1 $8 50 18 50 I I 1 trucks (Semi• and Stn~lght). Spero\\'. d)rector of lbe Ohio a llrflttl.ft, ·•, or . ; . wave or up!talrs, North Second Ave., I 14, o~e power glide tran~ . 30 California Gray '·.•horn ul- bedrooms). bath, L'fliar, y tr I '-hi d til • Ru···" "'"•' . •• ,.,_r,;; IR.iitl. Evenln,rs by appomt-\ Middleport, 0. Ph. -5293. mission and I lly w•-• out ~. p furnace, level lot 1150 • 1001. ou can an now~ n e VBIIey Agricultural Etpertment ..... ......, .., ., _ . nr '""' lets, 4 montht! old, 12 each. wheel. Staoi at homt an~ Station, will conduct 1 meell•• wood. . . t I H B Sh men · e ens eauty op, 10 4 ttc of a 1957 Chevrolel car. Ph. AI .•roperty In excellont w d ·~ De 1 tto ... _ 1o .._ Pomeroy. Ohio, 10 1 ate .992-6298. so 1 dump truck load of lion. $1l,ltOO.UO. er the road: w.ith Nation i e on tobacco and 1toroge at lho 1 oru a my-.. ...... 10 5 6tc - --- -. . - i7 ROOM house wllh bath In , - c lhat iood IHirnlng loeust lire WE NEED IJSTINGS Semi Dlv. framing. F r e Hannan Vo-Ag building on left turn whan lilt . , .. . RAM SHOOT Sunday, Ocl. 9,, Pomero. Ph. 992-!385. • lltii ZIG ~G sewlllg machme, woud, $15. N. E. Vanaman, ! HAVE BUYERS,! 1 ~lacement service available. Tuesday, October n, 'beginning lOUth on Rt. I llrllllk' at the Robert Holl Farm Y ,.lesman1 demonstratn· . RuUand. HarrlsonvJiie Ruad. M Cn 8,..kor t:all, write or stop In for at 7:311 p.m. hll, Tba .lruclt-wl 41._ 10 4 lie hll1· 1h I' · 1 ••·-· 1 10 • · •tc ~.. • • plication an~ personal Intercontrol uti OYerlllrDell boil · on Racine • Bashao Road, 1 · w ey as • ·~ mac •· • • HW831 - 1t24a1 dlscuoud sponsored by tho RaCine J ROOM apartment and bath, In~ equipped to 211 zag, . 'D I ·stc view, Nation Wide Se m Tobarco problems driver e~eaped IIIJIII'J llit Volunteer Fire Dept. furnished, Middleport. Pb. mike bullonholes, dam, em- SING!:R oewlllj mschlllo In . . • Dlv.. 125:i Corwin Ave:. Ph. will be: house burn, mildew, Deal. Proporty damqo wa !192-3874 t 12 tl broiders etc p ,, 16 lovely sewing ta.Jo!e zl& Z8l 5l:J.895.37271 Hamilton, Ohio, and better methods for bandat fl,JIO. 10 6 3te . c • . a, per . , J BEDROOM !louie <In lot ~ Haeckl Freight Terminal ling tobacco a/ler Ills harvestdamage •• _.: _ __ _ _ _ _:_ THREE and loor room fUrnill> montlj. or pay balance due "'I!IIPped to buttonhole, mono- I 150 homo in exc<tient eon· d t'f' . I h , nd ATTENTION coin ll'lln, darn, etc. Ooly f pay- dl"on, .... •srd,· newly pao'nt- Bldg. 10 7 3tc e ' ar I OCJa eating • .... II $176 in • IIIQiarcJM eou~"'"''' I Ill and unfUrnl.!beG oparo 54.62. cau 11112-3218. 10 4 6tc m to 1 11 1 119 cb Ph " ... ' tilatinc will be covered and Friday eveniDc 01 tile Old silver dollars, barber mento. WV .Ma'4. 12 6 He l91JS STERM Console, ju1t tak- . ~ e 0 · ea ' · ·ed. Phone 8112-!190S or 992· models and slides will be used Plea!lllt High &dttlol quarters and ball dollars lor NICE and en In, 1968. mndel... radio equip- . . W!-2~· 2521. · 'I 211 tic : to show how barns rna• be bet· Jot whu a 1M u.d. aale, also Jelle111on mckel al· f rooma balh un10 6 ' bum IDled and porty ftlled furnished apartment. Middl" peel stereo, lhla sel haa twin ' ROOM house with basement, ter equipped lor curing leaf Georce B WIIJIIDa. Roo~<velt and • mercury port, Ohio. Pb. 992-3874. speaker system, 'dual volume l!LEcrJIOLUX sweeper with -garage. big yard. out of high . (Cootlnued from Page 101 I tobacm. Tobacco growero from ion. 16. Ao..;,., Pt dime album for sale, etc., 8 s tic "'ntrol, lovely walnul flnosh, attachments A-1 condition water, 5 minutes walk from elte's flowers consisted of red all area• are onvlted to attend. Pleasau~ owned bJ ' - t , John Mohler, Rt. I, Mlddl" rBREE and four room fur used only 6 monthe, take ov- $11. Ph. 119ii68S. 10 6 tf~ town. Ph. 992-990S "' 99:1-2529. . white carnations fashioned ~· Clark, Pt. Pleasant. Gill. er payments of $1.25 per ·Week 9 28 tfc a wrist corsage. Miss Burn· · of eontrol and atnd 1 .........port, 0 . Ph . 992-7103. nlibed apartnoents o\11 utillb1 d $86 Warner to Rennrt .... - . 10 5 6tp Ilea paid. Phooo WY 1-:1116. ~t~. ~a"''"' "\o 4 ·644t; FRESH mUk co'w. AI., 1 liM IIi -AcRE-:-iarm~·bouse with ette's Maid of Honor and e~ch : ,. ~ vehicle owned by Carol K. - - - - - -- - . Ruwley and Reed. After 6 . Buick, good condotion, Bob rooms and bath, e•llar, I tile attendants received sJm- To Officer School .Hulhes. There were 10 llljur; FOR TIMBER, I hugo maple p.m. call WV W$74. TEAM OF·ho....., ,wlll soU !ep- Roberts 247·2337. • 10 6 3tc house, 2 large barns, free . corsages to be worn on I One . . . tree, free. Write c-o Tho Da> 4 S tie arately. Ph. Coolville, 985 LOOK WIDLE the last' US gaa, 2 farm ponds, Jmmedi- ~ lhelr dresses. . I PT. PLEASANT - Pvt. Dapersm ftl ln)urfltl II ... ly Sentinel, Box 6811-L, Pome· . - - . 3359. , 10 4 6tp N y . \ : ate occupancy. Purl Wil· Alter th.e flowers were re. vid W>rner. son of Mr. and one car mo!hap llltunlay 5:30, eroy, 0. 10 4 6tc 5 ROOM and bi!lo "llfurnlshod, ONE I th r tlol , ·. b,•· .1 potatoes,,(! lb. $2. 9, Iiams, 992·2318 or 1192·2681. ceoved Moss Burnette and her I Mrs. Ralph E. \Varner ol Mo· a.m. on Jerteho Road.llll """"' 0 _ _:_:__ _ _ _:__,__ . hardwood lloors, newly paint.e mer ngs " ~anas, lDc ·· court were escorted to the I son has received order!!; to re- erty damace waa utimltld at: U 10 3 SLEEPING rooms, clese in· ed apartment, with or wltb· llle - Qluo • Lust'~' ,, carpet grapes, 2 lb. 29c: 2 lb. ~ designated Throne Area where rt for Officers' candidate • · A car travelinJ Wfll .., town, 127 Butternut .. Av out G)l: ,relrlgerator and' eao 1 and u~hnl\l~ry .cleaner. J¥nf h!tC1>rencb ,frles, 29c: FOR SALE -: House llilh two the Queen ascended her throne ~hoot Jericho Road drlv011 by Da.vo Ponte .0 . ·~ cooking range, Ph. 1191, 76S9, , eJo;ctriC iliampooer 11. Pick· •. da Dry all flavllra Of , apartments, good · onvestment · and reigue.<J over the remain· \Gobel. Jr., 30. Columbou, OhiO,,! 10_4_!!, Clara McMaster. my, · 10 2 6tp _en .~ l!itnlware Co.,; Inc. ,.. $2,38 case. 2f cans; prop!rty, Middleporl Phone ! mg portion of the ball pme. Pvt. W•rner. who Is current. went out of control and over, · M WHEEl -UGf4MENT 1' 6 dol; iI i I One Floor Style 5~% Interest l l l I 1 I FARM 156 ACR!JI, I room bath, (Oa1 furnace, some tom land, all farm tool• wilh farm. Located o• State, Rllad. '101'1.. BRAkE SERVICE River News 124,·~ f dllr8. U'l lalllq, Cbarlell<n!. , Dan Lealit. Rodgers, ';I:;~. rising. London and :Mar· .dams were !II lbe .lllllll~ . Dam waa ruDiiq ... Plwant, son, 12:13 F1 day; Mrs. CUI(ord Jr., 'l>t. Pleasaiot, ...,, · Friday; Mrs. Rlcbard Rile, Rt. 1 Dexter, 10:02 p.m. Friday; Mrs. ver V. Heoa, Jacboi!, 11:53 p.m. 'f'rtday. ~-II• l !ill ...lllr 1M ..... , .. tell D. PARSONS-JIF\LTOII !. T"""""• I bedroom~, pouib7 kOUH, 31 I 40. ono largo pond, lrult,. ~ase, 211 mftea from Grande, black top road 325. ' FEDERAL LAND week or 111nntll. BANK ASSN. Clyde I. Wollcor, Mgr, ... .... BL. .... tctiUII Bn. I 1.111. • I p.m. IDSTt J: I a. m.; it. E. Bowllt 4:45 a. m. .I~..=:;;~~=~i:::=l/ ~==•:,~5:50a.m.; River - Robert SeiDel liP West down Lontloli I:W.1. ia.; Fort Dearborn dlllfn Marmo! I: 25 p. m.: Georie Price lion . Marmet 1:15 a. m;; Allen .R. Merrill down Mlll'IIIOI 5:51 t. m.: Lucy Jane · Lucai don Winfield 7:4$ p. m.; lleleJJ Z. up Winfield 3:30 a. m.; Nalloaai·IIP Winfield 5:51 a. 111, PAINTING FOR FARMERS 19 Loculi SL HEADQUAmRS I - 1960 II T. Olevrolet 1917 - II T. Fcri PickUp -PMH '"-1111 11155 Chevrolet \1 ·r. Pickup BEDROOM· brick, j)alh 1 MIDneapolla Molina Pooo.. l balf, full basement. otllity Unit baaement, located ID 1951 \1 T. GMC proper!J In &God e011dllioo. 1,.. 111 T. Chev. 1952 1 T. Chevrolet 1959' P 801 Ford Dump 1959 2 Ton Chev, otako ·1951 F 801 Ford 1964 1 T. lllternallonal 111!0 II T. Ford 1959 II T. Chev. 1910 II T. Ford 1969 1 T. Cber. New 80" Rolat)o Cultero 1299 50. New S T on Farm ·oai wilh tlreo tl29.!15 11p; New 8.21 1 !II, 10 ply oyloa lira $65. IIC. Federal tax. Oll1o VaDe1 llnplemeol C.. down Greenup 10:20 p. J~~.; , . . up Groenup Jl p. io.i G. down Greenup .11:5$ m.; Brimestone up G{OeOIIJl 'a.m.;. S. LeWIJ dow!! 6:15 a. m.; lnM Meldlhl Ul p.m.; Goiy dowa Meldohl 1:p. m.; Baby ~,.e.,· up MoiI :45 a.m.; Oliver bar· up Meldahl 5::11 1. io. GalllpoUa Dam - Mark E~ down 7:115 p. m.; .JCW. It 10:10 p. m.; Zimmer ._,._ Rt. 35 oear Sunset Ph. 446-3805. ( 23 ' S:S& L m; •. Pa~ IYfsTERIOliS ~·!"!~!!~•I, DISEASI!; JOHANNESBURG (UP!) . Veterlnarlana wei:O today to ,... the lives several borseo felled by myaterious disease during The WISEMAN running tl a two-day · borsa race at tho Iowa. ~-cy · Aar. Otlleo Go W6o11 . SeveJlteen horses died . . _ o o.·GIW7'11 bours alter completing • I.II.Wt.tnoo. .. ·6-45Gtl mile first leg of the Authorities said had ......., to auspect FAIM lOANS I ~ ) 4164201 A. te mill out, oft Rl "'.:II'.,•,.,t=llpo,.,.llo!l!,=Oh=lo-Pft.,·.,.,..""""' live rooma, bath, """' •· nace, drUled well, 85 LIMESTONE ROAD, base. 111.000. ro:! !Um'*! Ohio KEITH GO E FORD 1 .. I' ' I ANTIQUE AUCTION ' ,_ ,. Wecl._.y ~. October 12 et 7 P:M. It KnoHs Community Aucti;n House · Corit• Yhird 1nd Olive Stiwh · In G1U~Is, Ohl~ _ Sale will ln~lyd~ , a yyide v~riety of sn- ',' ti~ue furflitore1 ol~ 'guns, antique car · light,,, ~~~ 'gi!'M.Y(f~ ,plus ,many -unu~ val colledoi'piehesr · ' ..:-...... .corAnei' ., Lim.... .. ' s n I I 00 th wes.l ern 1 . I. = MVIVAL meeting starting at fi ROOM a(l8!1lnellt wllb bath. •, · , 10 ! lie ton's Ice mill:, lSe for \1 lhe Planls Churth Sunday I'll. 99'b33li. p tic SA VI; 'BIG! Do y~ ow.n f11i ' . Btougbton't 1 . lb. , 8 evening. Oct. i, at 7:30p.m. --~ a~d upbnlotery cleanln~ . cheese ~Go; Producers wolh Rev. E. J. Gnffilh and FURNISHED apartment, wilh Blue Lustre. Relit elec- A homo&onlzad molk, !lev. 0. H., Cart u evqOJ· room.s, batb, al Hill Norlh trle ~W~mpooer •1: ·. gal; Honey Dip clonuts S8c 1 bts. Specia. singing by pub- 3nl St., Middleport, Also aa Cement 81~. Co. regul•r ftc; Betsy Uc talent. All cburches and unfurnished apllrtmenl, four IHANNAH'S liua~ bake and "'"e bread, pallors .,. lnl'lted to eome. rooms, balh, .20411 Cnmer o1 hateJ hotd' forol'k 1 r11U pkga. ll9c; aUced 10 S ltp Third and Moll Sta., Mlddlfo the rugs wilh 81~. No. 211 clll, COAt. II!ULED. J.lilol haul!nl, port Call Mra. Edward Rant electrlo . ooly, Friday I'll. .JIIl'J-Bll, • 30 6110 Tewllbary at 992-30S<I. Baker Furniture eo. . Shuler's AbAMS 'l'rad . li 2 tic o. 11 S inl ~ and An- MODERN 2 bedroom llomO: ::-~~~"':~c.! aS:,: I Pomeroy, o. 111o. lfMlltiS day otlr third floor J nOIIoD and or i8W7f4 eftlllnp. Baker i'llltllture, 111 l~ 00 Rutlllld Ohln. 7 H tic 742-4411. 1 . 16 110 Wlfttecl To 1uy l 28' • 38'. ~ung, 2 ACJI()IS t.card,.... za.Bmooth· Temco noor furnaces, 75 BTU L;;;;-,:;,u a.Cirwlor op<>ken tacb, I COle gu circulating 14 will" ·:;:; loloeate r, G BTIJh, I Berning· 4,:;',:::k1Dr'a. Dooort ald 21. Vlltloty n 16 gau1e • otaun, t.Pluiloler S.Obtolh 21.-. aetlon, good u new. lo.:V:~r. '·~=Yh •p\:t Batley, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, il. IWom b... , Soak Flatwoods Road. 10 I 110 u.Pioceol ~:~= flax Une 1 14.~:;:." 11.:!:;'" u.=.,~ trailer, goud condition, 111. 'bp 111~!11 1Uir. Bull~ 11111111 Ph. 667-3166, Robert 17.-.,. Vlhon4 JI.LilrpN.S, ae. v-... Tuppers Plains, Ohio. :::., mound M.=.-lla 10 5 1 W1ntecl 11.Bollet Ill. liM In =-~On WARM Morning gal JS.IIIp 4ancen , .- " ' 1100 BTU, also a Warm TOP prklu paid lor Uve •·~!:!t, ll.lltk Won d.<lovv IDg ..,., beater and a 1111111 poulley,. Frank Helle!, New IU beater. Ph. 77U'IU, MuHollllld, ' 0. Ph. 41H148, oOdt on. W. Va. 16 S 11.;· · 18 1 · pum~ your lie tank. Get tie N"' T•ldlll AppiiCitlbllt ~... Ftannan& clBueanerreau·. ..... 1 ll 30tc poteloes, oehec potates for winter. Also cacn1n1 tomatoea,. pick lorn 1111111oy •1111..-lnl ,...., own, $1 bnsloel Chlrlea llllloll. Portland. o. Dtll¥1rl111 11 three! .Iii a::= . ~ '. DAJ Y CROSSWORD ,,0::,.... FOR Wilds ~1. ,._,I 8l •thlcl• · MithltlllhMIIIilltL ' • • ,N/'fl . Accidents J l··I.•·g,ated' · . , . '. ' Raw · •'• THI otiL Y JINTINII. ' 3Traffic SERVICE SJiil IN MIDDLIPOil _ . n,. .,t, . 32 L . PARSONS l Charles G. Dickerson, and K, 1:30 m. : .~Mrs.~~Len~a;Ch5at~tin~,~~M~r;:l·~~lip;:lf,;~I:~.S m.:·LPeggy !ion, Mrs. Bryce! doWII 1&, 4:211 Chuckle D. up 16, II :4li CURBING LSD m.; Wtotern 4own If, I: IS PAins (UP!) -The m.; New Martinsville up 16. llOYernme~if lo con!rider!ui' tllo1•·•• L m.; Defender don •It, · appllcatifll of stiller Jaws a. m.; Coltoll ~ . down r~rictlng the sale of haUuclna4:45 ·a. m.; Onlilll'd up 17, tory drugs, notably lSI>, It p. m.; Steel Ranger up reported today. 3:10 a. m.; llan'ey Jordoo ·The government wants 17, S:20 a. m.; Sl Mary's keep a cl..- dteck ., 17, 5:5$ L m.; Jeflersoa up importation o1 the . drugs 6:30 a. m.; Jobn J. ROirl up •.,~:..:: · · !lie coumry and !D ensure ' 3:45 a. m.: Reliable all\fn only physician! specialized 6:15 a. m.; Philip SjJom 'treating mental lll~es..O 19, I a. m.; Robert Reed authorized to prescribe 19, 6:30 a. m.; Aliquippa. under hospital control. 21, 8:45 L m.: Tina Wbl!e 0. D. I 0b1o Rlwr - Cborlel 8tev• dowa II, 9:25 p. m.; Lit·. George up If. 7:• p. m.; up 14, 9:1S p. m.; L. up 14, 11:10 p. m.; Jane up 14, 1:30 a. m.; Mo\Ditain Dlsmlsl<ll . I Cue''" RADiaTOR I !eel rollers, p._ · ~ PL Pieuanl !lG'I, IIIJ. 1.30 stationary, KMawho BlriU '=-rki' • llAETTNARS -I Gup nodlap - Galllpolll PROFESSIONAL ,. SALESMEN OPENINGS! -~ ':-. ~'lNT A~ "'"";l..=t'jMOilo·· cooot<TtO~o • WI•• " • ...._ •ntll 'htt "' "" " , ... _ 38R ..... ---......_ • laeffnOrS \ W1nted ..' • \ 10 Acres·of Lind mlllll WeckJy guarantees to . ts meeting our reqwremen • ,. I' DIUON AGENCY NEEDED by .a'f!dit firm·'- tlll help · es~bu~ ..'"· . ....·ftt. WI :til new a-uw~ .,.....,. Wloo 1150 , i , •• , . en• ....,.._..m. ·-~ f l ' Mile tl~lp Wentecl - i, ' ··~~ Easy to,.Do·B~Sia~s~ ·the 't l ',) • • • • '' ;";- •.. ' 29 tft SATURDAY NT GUT ly stationed at Fort ·Oix, N. J. Gobel Wlls &realed 'at: · · See at Friday'! night's activities and Mrs . Warner. the former Pleasant Valley Hospital .. for.,. 104 Hamilton Street, Mlddl0. /""e carried over Into satur- Cheryl N1day, dauBiol<r of Mr. mmor cull and brulsea Idol re- , port, 01 eaU 992-$3!4. day night beginning witll an and Mrs. Ferrell Noday, Gallopo- leased. He was cill!d fer fliJurt . • i Uc , Alumni covered dish dinner, los. Ohoo. are arnvmg t h 11 to have vebiclo llllda' ~ to honor of all graduating weekend to spend several day• ·. ' . GAYNELL WISE prtperly oo classes from t~e schools of jwith doeir parents. Pvt. War· 1D8 Butternut Ave. Pb. 992- Southwestern. Gallia. Cadmus, ner will report October lith 5213. _ 7 .22 _II"_ CenterviUe, and Rio Grande. 11o Fort . Soil, Okla . w~ere h~ tl\14 acreo, s miles up 1Families of the gn~duates were woll. tram m the Artillery Olio· Creek. s room house' al!o presenl and the dinner pro- cers Candodate School. and 11: basement, 31 ved a fine sucress. · acres farmln& land, If aerea Guests from the banquet lhen Karen Carter spent 1 week --level pastitre. Pb. 8116-5:153, ~oved Into the gymnasium at end with Mr. and Mro. Bethel Mr. and Mra. Gena 111fp Crnwn Coty, 0. C. G. COle, ' 7.30 p.m. to await the corona· Gilenwater Sr RIYenSlrlMOI and Mr. and Mn. 01e1r :tabowner. to 7 ltc tQuioneeonf t11Me1818966N.aa7n HomBecomttin1 ' ·• · ccckR' were . St,iaiJ~~Yid 1 · - . - ·-IlL •·-1 S. • • "Y urne e. Gregory carter Mlkt Black ogo 1 O>V• nell !Vleet , Captains of lhe football team John Shriver. ' ' The Rllfs' baVO I DtW . . . . . IIEADY·MD-.;;ilcrete dOUv.,.. were there to a wall lhe arrivter, Mary Loulae. od rlifol to ;our project. Fast al of lhe Q~.een and her court. Cnnverlible Donors - Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Gartb ladllt ind 011)'. Fret flt!matU. Master Timmy Atha, son of Walter Pope, Mrs. Lois Sheets, 011tertalned with 1 birlholay .uo.. P!lona 19W11t. GoeiJeil Rev. and Mrs. Joel Atha, Pat· Mr. Uoyd Myen, Mrs. Mary ner reee~~Uy holllll'lnf Howard Rtady·MII Co., Middleport. root, acted a• Cr~wn Bearer Jones, Mlsa Koren Beattie, Mr. v....; aad Audrey !mllb. A" Olllo. 1 10 tfo and Little Miss Kimberly Lam· Gary Ferguson. tending we"' Mr. and Mn, ·~ CONDmONING Relr - bert, danghter of Mr. and Mro. Crn b . nd Fl lfollanl y.,,.. Mr IIIII Mn. ""' II.,.. Cecil Lambert Plltrlot waa wn oearer I ower Don --•• • 11110 emlee. Jaclt'o Rlfrlt flower girl. M;, Gene Wall and Girl -Timmy Atha and Kim- PadenM~~wW CltrV• NNultolller,... of ntiOD, No llaven./sbot~: Mr. Russell Miller. the cap- be.rly Lambert. them, Mr.Y'anci •Emmell nJ 1-353'1. lalns, IS!~ted In crownlnl lhe Football Field DeeorotiODa- Slelhem, Jlr. IIIII llro. KtiiiiJ IIEATINO, PWMBINO, Rural Queen, Mw Burnette, and lhe Linda Ramsey, Janet Beman, Jleynolda and ... ~ · Dolo! Bottle Gaa. Arnold Maid ol Honor, lollso S.undero. Gabby Burns, RuiBell Miller, Osborll. Brolhers, Ill I. IIIIa Sl, The Queen and her COurt ttoen Gary Prnvins, Mr. Mr. and Mn. Joloil a,_ l'llllttro)o, I 12 llo moved o~to tbe danct Roor Sheeto, Debbie Samutll, vllited Mr. IIIII Mn CUrt en. a ID'fl where Miss Homecoming Robinette, Zat Salmona, thorne Ia Coiumlllll' lor . ,.. ~Ice 01 110 1n 18 dairy Queen of IMU'/ reljnad over Baisden, Billy Green. Mr. 111 daJO. and Deet bret<ls. For service lhe dance. Myera. VlslU111 11r IIIII J1n 0 11 ; 1. Dial Parker's 192-2214 Thnse responsible lor the col· Cheerleadert - Paula Hayman ~ were..;. . : Pomeroy or 985-3824 Cheater. or and entertalnmeJJt were ~ud. Roberta Kiser Carol Mrs. Keilh .RidoQour llld II • •· 9 4 30tc membon of lhe Bel& Club, Smith, Judy Burnetle, Wanda Ha rna (Sponsor. Mrs. ')pal Llol'o1J . Bloomer. Rita Miller, . Mrs. . y a!b o,!. Clles~~· Jlr. 1111 • Tommy Kun, Jeanie Trainer conner Ad•isor . ..,tapa......, of Collom. buG. <lrleteto. BPidm & otl> Mary Cain, Paula Ptrroud: Calet~rla and ·Fond Commitand Mr. 11111 Mrs. Tor lmeets will ba coming ~ Shirley Allbright, Sharon Balto· tees (Home Econol!llca . 111 Ha:'an. lido vour hollll wbert tt • den, Doanna Green, Rooemary and IV I: carolyn Horrilon, Ju- eli "· ClroiJn KOOIIiJ 1114 nrm. Protecl roor bomt BuaUc, Cathy Lambert Mary dy Lambert, Linda Kee!J aei- lldroo of Cllesler wen IIYII'11om U.. JOllie wllb AIIAB. SchUldt, Gabby Burns.' Unda tha luec. linda Ramsev: c.r. nilbt (Illata of Mr. 1111 lin. evalllhlt at Kina Builders Stewart, Sue Miller. David Not- olyn Gilbert, Roberta Kiser, Enreu 5111!11. lluAII.Y Co.. Middleport. ter, Sharoo Payne, Betty Grace Terry, Cynlhll VIIIU., lllrf Pllm Wft -~==· I II Anita Wall:er, Judy Bur· Camlllla Banko. wllh Mlaa Mr. and Mn. Larry c.rtll. &a. AUVI10NID Rebecea on AdYIIor 1!11 Powallllltl, 11111111 Newell. eamP~oca ..,_ Lorene Special · lllllllt Mr. and 'lilra. Cblrllo &atCrtu Kradtnm Convertible was furnlihod by 1ha ltJ wen 'Mr. and .,../Pnu • costae~ Kun, Band. of Rulhle stewar~ Mrs. LloJd II~ 01 BIU• &. t. lltWJFOIID Sllaroo Baisden, Lorana Cain, M1rf Will., •Jlle, W. Va. ·, . · 7 lllletrtt, OIIIt lln. · Wtlkor, loJar1 Bettt lin ~- illd Pat :r.j.:iJti~Cb, J , I I Ill Flowers .- Sue MOler, .. and Sctouldl; Radllh Boater, llol• Babr were:........ 11*11 et ... IIWliiO lllld,.l .. ......, • Ca~ . · StanlfJ, Dianna Jo 0reao, Pat lnllfiL . fk!e. an 11111:1t. W'i ...._ ·~...._ Announcer, IJD. Karon K!Hr; Rq1na Aten, Mr. IIIII ~~::1 1'llt Flbrlt lbDp. Pomero; dB SieWirl. Penn1 ·MeNeal, KllhJ Mllllr, ~~~~~!!r.: Ill A1111otor1aM 1111jJ1r 81111 llltl Setiitl .-:- Mary C.ln, Linda Carolyn Ball, Dorrlt i.loyd, .....,, , · 'I • lunle :J"ralner, Anita Dawna Jo Walker Jeaale ' . ' , lllarlt are . · Tfalnor, Irene -lblrley Allbrqllt, lll'flt* , AI- ..., II 992-5435. -!g ' .· Lon Bottom. Society Nm r:;_ C - >Ill"'- Uncia ttnr· · • �. ' . ' .' • ' "!!"f:'!''~;':· (' . ' •• ·. ' . ~ ... - '" 'i ' ., .,.· . '. ' -~ ... · .,. " ,~ .. _:·_ ··,· .. ~· " ,... ''• ~ ;' ' .......... ' "t • . . li.ua 1 ...,,_.,....... ··- - · · .. • 1 ~·-.. ........ •· '" ...... ~ dlyt ••••••• 1~ ~ ~ ,.,..........,.. .,..... "'' lrNPIIr .:..,. wiN 1ID tM Ml " ... :• ,,.,., ·· • ........ ·•lllllfiUfiiiJI 4inil INIIr Trl'- IIMt .. typl ... ~~-. . . • .., ......,.. tit rn,.. ,, 111 ..... ltll Cflll'lll tGt · ·-1 r--:;::::::;-:;;:::i~-, SALESMAN P0R . CON!Aft •WORtl · •JIIIIn.l• wUI CHIIJ ltll AaMMI' et . "'"" ..,• •, .... •mlllL 1 Aft\' ....... nldll ·II 1M entiMI ,, tubMJttH t.r • cl"""*' If. tw It ; rtt..-..M w11 De -"~• -. ,.,. .,__,..., w...c....., ~- '" ...1. &tete For Sele ROOSE, 6 rootll8, 2 fla1h1, full 'I 2 Bel. Modem Home Write P 0. BGK 41111 Clev. ' I land 23, Obit. 238-3 . EXPERIENCED mechanie . 1teded ·immediate1y, · als~ · wash boy. Apply In pe1'8011 at Gallipolis Rambler, Chryoler and Plymouth, 21S Third Ave. " 23H basement, stOrms and screens. carPeted living room and hall. 1500 moves you ln. Call 24514'11, owner. ·~~~ --- Th e Sunday 'nmes-Senttnel, Sunday, Oct. 9, 1966-19 , INFO.~~!!~N '.' "' .., ..,.,. ~ - --....-,:---:--:--"--- leel EState For S.'-' For Sele TIRES, $4.95 ~~~. ~For=~se~l=.==-rUSED and up . .• ROOM h,OU!e, z batl I Pomeroy Home a. Auto heart o'. Mlddlei'0\1, . . Help W•nled ; fl :::::::::=:r:=::=::::::::= ··=:;:=:::::::t:::, !,· HARlEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES EXPERIE!IICED Store' ' . RETAIL oalesman lor lnsldo 2,1100 BALES conditioned Sudex Pomeroy, 0. ·tO 7 6tc acres suitable lor ' sell'""·. 'good •alar•, pal,d hay. Pearl W. William•. Rt. - - ----development, garage, . barn. , A. a ...e "' ' tb lldi brick d 1 vacaUona and other beloefllo. I, Rudand, 0. 10 V 61p BALED Clover hoy, also baled ; ou u ngs, rJVeway. Write BOll illiii-B, ,... , The -· . oats, . clea'l no weeds, never furnace heated hom~, all M50 SPORT •• ONI QP Nil '· and Dolly Sentinel. Pomeroy 0 W~RM Momlng h~ter, like • wet. See or call Jerry Wom·l !?J; ,!!·~: Phone, Modnddleport BOBCAT · NICII$1 5' 30 State age and experience.' new, 100 pound ~apacity,l er, Rulland, 0. 712-5880. """"' M ""~en , : . 1 SPRINT flll!Ployees know of lhlo ad. model 818. Bert Grueser 16 7 lite p. m. ary yons, xecutrix . DICK .AAWit:fliPIS IO 8 6tc Minersvllle, , Q, 10 g 6tp I :. of Lyons Eotate_._ 10 7 12tc · u 11o ' ANTIQUE Oolna cabinet, Ph. s· • c.~'! :~·,~":.*....I'HMI HAVE another new tot of 99H213. 10 7 Uc 4 ROOM_ house and bath. 840 ""'"" 992·2143 .,..,.,., '"''"' ....., FOr Rent clothing including men's unl-' . . · / E. MaiD, St., Pomeroy, Ohio. ttY 2·2192 l'omoroy Ptomoroy,O. ,., c..,. ,., .,.,. ,., r..... c• N W Jenk fl Moo d St """'" ,..,_ formo, woven ftiSJ. Jeffer's COON HOUND, Z4 monthe old, , · · s, n ·• • ::; :::" ,.".:.-:::,:,.";, ":.";. ~ RAR.MONY apartment. lhree Uaed , Clolhlng Store, Rl 1!3. . seJijng ao started, oelllng on 1 Athens, 0., or Mila Hudllon, 10 7 Stp •••• •• •••••• • •• .,... ,., rooms furnlabed, everythinl rolng loWtlnl Fair Grounds. 1 trial here, no, al10 a dog . Syracuse, 0 · lUI .:.UII;:M .... _new: furnace, floor•, walla. 10 9 etc. traDer $60 Joe Ctltes Cool- I .. NOW OPIN ''". ·M·~ .. ~~·~. .... ba\h, plumbing el ..trlc rang• PLYMOUTII IIOCK I ville, 0. Ph. 1161·3621. • 6 AM TO •. lltuq•- 1111 -... M " 11111 . . _ Out ot all Rood!, one block hens, twol 10 7 ate 11 Kl •' ' • ,.., •• un / from High Scloool. Ph. 11112• mUea out of Rutland on Har· MIDNIGHT ooe~l~.:.r:h~i.. 5392. J :17 12tp ri!Onvllle Road. Marvin 1948 CHEVROLET %toO truck POMEJIOY- I.~ frame, A]! Flaw lriclfotor l'or Your Dlnl"tt Slone. ---· 10 - 9 3tp 1 on • oud nell" J · Convtnlance PHONE WY2·21'56 g Cll .on, ust over. large rooms (3 eCar •T•uck eHttltr . s ROOM hoosa and balh on TRAll.ER, 8 I sa. l»;o nice hauled, good. tirea. Also an 1\1 balhs, full basement, nv~ ...:>. · - - - - , . - - - , - - Laure. St., Pomeroy. Pb. 992- rooms built on, gond condl-1 Amana chest lype freezer. water heaUng, large Coro eBulldour THE MARTIN • l011l 1nd Found J 5293. I Ill tic tlon, tn Rulland, o. Ph. 742-1 Walter Wilson, Ph. 992-7028. porch, rarage. good eAtiy Typo PT. PLEASANT- 'n1e.., -------. 5537. 10 I 6tc 1 10 7 3tc Asking fY.soo.oo. · RESTAURANT Ut• department IDOIUpBOSTON Btn.L dog. Ph. 192-11 ROOM ~ FOR REALLY prolesiional ,... ISYRACUSE - 2 Middleport, lloree trallle milhapo ~ . 2613. 10 5 3tc WY WIIM. 14 111: aults clean your carpets with, TRANSMISSION, Bel Housing • home, I. rooms (4 .,., 2·1196 Mlolcllooort. 0 evenlq and 11r)J Ia~ - FURNISHED a rlment lsi premium . qualltv Lustre . and .. all parts necessary to balh, bl!ll,ement,, forced i mol'llinl. Notice floor mcll!.rn ~I r ' &lu Foam. Rent .electric 1ham-l cbangt Chevy v.a from aono. heating, hardwood f I o or Instructions' Tobaero CuHn•, ... ~~uln, cl~ ·,!";.~;~~ , ' ce or p- pooer lot $1 wilh purchase malic transmission to stand· comer lot 11.0XI~il " ... .., '"" - -~· Ie. or one per1on. Ph. 992· ar4 $4$ also a Che~ rea · S • T . hav{ vehicle under eontroi • • SPECIAL Ocl. I lhrnugh the I 3267 IO • II'· Eborsbacb'o Hardware, Pom- · ., ,.. lent location. Only "'~:!::I TRUCKING INDUSTRY torage 18 op1e • · • · 15th - m wave for $12.50: j · " '" eroy, 0. 10 I 6tc 1 end, f 15. Ph. 992·6024. SVRAL'USE - 2 1tory alter blo lrllcl:, ..,... bJ 11M! · $12.50 wave for $10; flO w~ve S ROOM apartment and balh, I TIRES,l: like new, •lze '-.3& 10 7 Stc eled brick, 7 roolll> (4 truck drivers lor all types 'o( PT. PLEASAI'rl' - Charles Schurman COmJIIIIY, · ~ 1 $8 50 18 50 I I 1 trucks (Semi• and Stn~lght). Spero\\'. d)rector of lbe Ohio a llrflttl.ft, ·•, or . ; . wave or up!talrs, North Second Ave., I 14, o~e power glide tran~ . 30 California Gray '·.•horn ul- bedrooms). bath, L'fliar, y tr I '-hi d til • Ru···" "'"•' . •• ,.,_r,;; IR.iitl. Evenln,rs by appomt-\ Middleport, 0. Ph. -5293. mission and I lly w•-• out ~. p furnace, level lot 1150 • 1001. ou can an now~ n e VBIIey Agricultural Etpertment ..... ......, .., ., _ . nr '""' lets, 4 montht! old, 12 each. wheel. Staoi at homt an~ Station, will conduct 1 meell•• wood. . . t I H B Sh men · e ens eauty op, 10 4 ttc of a 1957 Chevrolel car. Ph. AI .•roperty In excellont w d ·~ De 1 tto ... _ 1o .._ Pomeroy. Ohio, 10 1 ate .992-6298. so 1 dump truck load of lion. $1l,ltOO.UO. er the road: w.ith Nation i e on tobacco and 1toroge at lho 1 oru a my-.. ...... 10 5 6tc - --- -. . - i7 ROOM house wllh bath In , - c lhat iood IHirnlng loeust lire WE NEED IJSTINGS Semi Dlv. framing. F r e Hannan Vo-Ag building on left turn whan lilt . , .. . RAM SHOOT Sunday, Ocl. 9,, Pomero. Ph. 992-!385. • lltii ZIG ~G sewlllg machme, woud, $15. N. E. Vanaman, ! HAVE BUYERS,! 1 ~lacement service available. Tuesday, October n, 'beginning lOUth on Rt. I llrllllk' at the Robert Holl Farm Y ,.lesman1 demonstratn· . RuUand. HarrlsonvJiie Ruad. M Cn 8,..kor t:all, write or stop In for at 7:311 p.m. hll, Tba .lruclt-wl 41._ 10 4 lie hll1· 1h I' · 1 ••·-· 1 10 • · •tc ~.. • • plication an~ personal Intercontrol uti OYerlllrDell boil · on Racine • Bashao Road, 1 · w ey as • ·~ mac •· • • HW831 - 1t24a1 dlscuoud sponsored by tho RaCine J ROOM apartment and bath, In~ equipped to 211 zag, . 'D I ·stc view, Nation Wide Se m Tobarco problems driver e~eaped IIIJIII'J llit Volunteer Fire Dept. furnished, Middleport. Pb. mike bullonholes, dam, em- SING!:R oewlllj mschlllo In . . • Dlv.. 125:i Corwin Ave:. Ph. will be: house burn, mildew, Deal. Proporty damqo wa !192-3874 t 12 tl broiders etc p ,, 16 lovely sewing ta.Jo!e zl& Z8l 5l:J.895.37271 Hamilton, Ohio, and better methods for bandat fl,JIO. 10 6 3te . c • . a, per . , J BEDROOM !louie <In lot ~ Haeckl Freight Terminal ling tobacco a/ler Ills harvestdamage •• _.: _ __ _ _ _ _:_ THREE and loor room fUrnill> montlj. or pay balance due "'I!IIPped to buttonhole, mono- I 150 homo in exc<tient eon· d t'f' . I h , nd ATTENTION coin ll'lln, darn, etc. Ooly f pay- dl"on, .... •srd,· newly pao'nt- Bldg. 10 7 3tc e ' ar I OCJa eating • .... II $176 in • IIIQiarcJM eou~"'"''' I Ill and unfUrnl.!beG oparo 54.62. cau 11112-3218. 10 4 6tc m to 1 11 1 119 cb Ph " ... ' tilatinc will be covered and Friday eveniDc 01 tile Old silver dollars, barber mento. WV .Ma'4. 12 6 He l91JS STERM Console, ju1t tak- . ~ e 0 · ea ' · ·ed. Phone 8112-!190S or 992· models and slides will be used Plea!lllt High &dttlol quarters and ball dollars lor NICE and en In, 1968. mndel... radio equip- . . W!-2~· 2521. · 'I 211 tic : to show how barns rna• be bet· Jot whu a 1M u.d. aale, also Jelle111on mckel al· f rooma balh un10 6 ' bum IDled and porty ftlled furnished apartment. Middl" peel stereo, lhla sel haa twin ' ROOM house with basement, ter equipped lor curing leaf Georce B WIIJIIDa. Roo~<velt and • mercury port, Ohio. Pb. 992-3874. speaker system, 'dual volume l!LEcrJIOLUX sweeper with -garage. big yard. out of high . (Cootlnued from Page 101 I tobacm. Tobacco growero from ion. 16. Ao..;,., Pt dime album for sale, etc., 8 s tic "'ntrol, lovely walnul flnosh, attachments A-1 condition water, 5 minutes walk from elte's flowers consisted of red all area• are onvlted to attend. Pleasau~ owned bJ ' - t , John Mohler, Rt. I, Mlddl" rBREE and four room fur used only 6 monthe, take ov- $11. Ph. 119ii68S. 10 6 tf~ town. Ph. 992-990S "' 99:1-2529. . white carnations fashioned ~· Clark, Pt. Pleasant. Gill. er payments of $1.25 per ·Week 9 28 tfc a wrist corsage. Miss Burn· · of eontrol and atnd 1 .........port, 0 . Ph . 992-7103. nlibed apartnoents o\11 utillb1 d $86 Warner to Rennrt .... - . 10 5 6tp Ilea paid. Phooo WY 1-:1116. ~t~. ~a"''"' "\o 4 ·644t; FRESH mUk co'w. AI., 1 liM IIi -AcRE-:-iarm~·bouse with ette's Maid of Honor and e~ch : ,. ~ vehicle owned by Carol K. - - - - - -- - . Ruwley and Reed. After 6 . Buick, good condotion, Bob rooms and bath, e•llar, I tile attendants received sJm- To Officer School .Hulhes. There were 10 llljur; FOR TIMBER, I hugo maple p.m. call WV W$74. TEAM OF·ho....., ,wlll soU !ep- Roberts 247·2337. • 10 6 3tc house, 2 large barns, free . corsages to be worn on I One . . . tree, free. Write c-o Tho Da> 4 S tie arately. Ph. Coolville, 985 LOOK WIDLE the last' US gaa, 2 farm ponds, Jmmedi- ~ lhelr dresses. . I PT. PLEASANT - Pvt. Dapersm ftl ln)urfltl II ... ly Sentinel, Box 6811-L, Pome· . - - . 3359. , 10 4 6tp N y . \ : ate occupancy. Purl Wil· Alter th.e flowers were re. vid W>rner. son of Mr. and one car mo!hap llltunlay 5:30, eroy, 0. 10 4 6tc 5 ROOM and bi!lo "llfurnlshod, ONE I th r tlol , ·. b,•· .1 potatoes,,(! lb. $2. 9, Iiams, 992·2318 or 1192·2681. ceoved Moss Burnette and her I Mrs. Ralph E. \Varner ol Mo· a.m. on Jerteho Road.llll """"' 0 _ _:_:__ _ _ _:__,__ . hardwood lloors, newly paint.e mer ngs " ~anas, lDc ·· court were escorted to the I son has received order!!; to re- erty damace waa utimltld at: U 10 3 SLEEPING rooms, clese in· ed apartment, with or wltb· llle - Qluo • Lust'~' ,, carpet grapes, 2 lb. 29c: 2 lb. ~ designated Throne Area where rt for Officers' candidate • · A car travelinJ Wfll .., town, 127 Butternut .. Av out G)l: ,relrlgerator and' eao 1 and u~hnl\l~ry .cleaner. J¥nf h!tC1>rencb ,frles, 29c: FOR SALE -: House llilh two the Queen ascended her throne ~hoot Jericho Road drlv011 by Da.vo Ponte .0 . ·~ cooking range, Ph. 1191, 76S9, , eJo;ctriC iliampooer 11. Pick· •. da Dry all flavllra Of , apartments, good · onvestment · and reigue.<J over the remain· \Gobel. Jr., 30. Columbou, OhiO,,! 10_4_!!, Clara McMaster. my, · 10 2 6tp _en .~ l!itnlware Co.,; Inc. ,.. $2,38 case. 2f cans; prop!rty, Middleporl Phone ! mg portion of the ball pme. Pvt. W•rner. who Is current. went out of control and over, · M WHEEl -UGf4MENT 1' 6 dol; iI i I One Floor Style 5~% Interest l l l I 1 I FARM 156 ACR!JI, I room bath, (Oa1 furnace, some tom land, all farm tool• wilh farm. Located o• State, Rllad. '101'1.. BRAkE SERVICE River News 124,·~ f dllr8. U'l lalllq, Cbarlell<n!. , Dan Lealit. Rodgers, ';I:;~. rising. London and :Mar· .dams were !II lbe .lllllll~ . Dam waa ruDiiq ... Plwant, son, 12:13 F1 day; Mrs. CUI(ord Jr., 'l>t. Pleasaiot, ...,, · Friday; Mrs. Rlcbard Rile, Rt. 1 Dexter, 10:02 p.m. Friday; Mrs. ver V. Heoa, Jacboi!, 11:53 p.m. 'f'rtday. ~-II• l !ill ...lllr 1M ..... , .. tell D. PARSONS-JIF\LTOII !. T"""""• I bedroom~, pouib7 kOUH, 31 I 40. ono largo pond, lrult,. ~ase, 211 mftea from Grande, black top road 325. ' FEDERAL LAND week or 111nntll. BANK ASSN. Clyde I. Wollcor, Mgr, ... .... BL. .... tctiUII Bn. I 1.111. • I p.m. IDSTt J: I a. m.; it. E. Bowllt 4:45 a. m. .I~..=:;;~~=~i:::=l/ ~==•:,~5:50a.m.; River - Robert SeiDel liP West down Lontloli I:W.1. ia.; Fort Dearborn dlllfn Marmo! I: 25 p. m.: Georie Price lion . Marmet 1:15 a. m;; Allen .R. Merrill down Mlll'IIIOI 5:51 t. m.: Lucy Jane · Lucai don Winfield 7:4$ p. m.; lleleJJ Z. up Winfield 3:30 a. m.; Nalloaai·IIP Winfield 5:51 a. 111, PAINTING FOR FARMERS 19 Loculi SL HEADQUAmRS I - 1960 II T. Olevrolet 1917 - II T. Fcri PickUp -PMH '"-1111 11155 Chevrolet \1 ·r. Pickup BEDROOM· brick, j)alh 1 MIDneapolla Molina Pooo.. l balf, full basement. otllity Unit baaement, located ID 1951 \1 T. GMC proper!J In &God e011dllioo. 1,.. 111 T. Chev. 1952 1 T. Chevrolet 1959' P 801 Ford Dump 1959 2 Ton Chev, otako ·1951 F 801 Ford 1964 1 T. lllternallonal 111!0 II T. Ford 1959 II T. Chev. 1910 II T. Ford 1969 1 T. Cber. New 80" Rolat)o Cultero 1299 50. New S T on Farm ·oai wilh tlreo tl29.!15 11p; New 8.21 1 !II, 10 ply oyloa lira $65. IIC. Federal tax. Oll1o VaDe1 llnplemeol C.. down Greenup 10:20 p. J~~.; , . . up Groenup Jl p. io.i G. down Greenup .11:5$ m.; Brimestone up G{OeOIIJl 'a.m.;. S. LeWIJ dow!! 6:15 a. m.; lnM Meldlhl Ul p.m.; Goiy dowa Meldohl 1:p. m.; Baby ~,.e.,· up MoiI :45 a.m.; Oliver bar· up Meldahl 5::11 1. io. GalllpoUa Dam - Mark E~ down 7:115 p. m.; .JCW. It 10:10 p. m.; Zimmer ._,._ Rt. 35 oear Sunset Ph. 446-3805. ( 23 ' S:S& L m; •. Pa~ IYfsTERIOliS ~·!"!~!!~•I, DISEASI!; JOHANNESBURG (UP!) . Veterlnarlana wei:O today to ,... the lives several borseo felled by myaterious disease during The WISEMAN running tl a two-day · borsa race at tho Iowa. ~-cy · Aar. Otlleo Go W6o11 . SeveJlteen horses died . . _ o o.·GIW7'11 bours alter completing • I.II.Wt.tnoo. .. ·6-45Gtl mile first leg of the Authorities said had ......., to auspect FAIM lOANS I ~ ) 4164201 A. te mill out, oft Rl "'.:II'.,•,.,t=llpo,.,.llo!l!,=Oh=lo-Pft.,·.,.,..""""' live rooma, bath, """' •· nace, drUled well, 85 LIMESTONE ROAD, base. 111.000. ro:! !Um'*! Ohio KEITH GO E FORD 1 .. I' ' I ANTIQUE AUCTION ' ,_ ,. Wecl._.y ~. October 12 et 7 P:M. It KnoHs Community Aucti;n House · Corit• Yhird 1nd Olive Stiwh · In G1U~Is, Ohl~ _ Sale will ln~lyd~ , a yyide v~riety of sn- ',' ti~ue furflitore1 ol~ 'guns, antique car · light,,, ~~~ 'gi!'M.Y(f~ ,plus ,many -unu~ val colledoi'piehesr · ' ..:-...... .corAnei' ., Lim.... .. ' s n I I 00 th wes.l ern 1 . I. = MVIVAL meeting starting at fi ROOM a(l8!1lnellt wllb bath. •, · , 10 ! lie ton's Ice mill:, lSe for \1 lhe Planls Churth Sunday I'll. 99'b33li. p tic SA VI; 'BIG! Do y~ ow.n f11i ' . Btougbton't 1 . lb. , 8 evening. Oct. i, at 7:30p.m. --~ a~d upbnlotery cleanln~ . cheese ~Go; Producers wolh Rev. E. J. Gnffilh and FURNISHED apartment, wilh Blue Lustre. Relit elec- A homo&onlzad molk, !lev. 0. H., Cart u evqOJ· room.s, batb, al Hill Norlh trle ~W~mpooer •1: ·. gal; Honey Dip clonuts S8c 1 bts. Specia. singing by pub- 3nl St., Middleport, Also aa Cement 81~. Co. regul•r ftc; Betsy Uc talent. All cburches and unfurnished apllrtmenl, four IHANNAH'S liua~ bake and "'"e bread, pallors .,. lnl'lted to eome. rooms, balh, .20411 Cnmer o1 hateJ hotd' forol'k 1 r11U pkga. ll9c; aUced 10 S ltp Third and Moll Sta., Mlddlfo the rugs wilh 81~. No. 211 clll, COAt. II!ULED. J.lilol haul!nl, port Call Mra. Edward Rant electrlo . ooly, Friday I'll. .JIIl'J-Bll, • 30 6110 Tewllbary at 992-30S<I. Baker Furniture eo. . Shuler's AbAMS 'l'rad . li 2 tic o. 11 S inl ~ and An- MODERN 2 bedroom llomO: ::-~~~"':~c.! aS:,: I Pomeroy, o. 111o. lfMlltiS day otlr third floor J nOIIoD and or i8W7f4 eftlllnp. Baker i'llltllture, 111 l~ 00 Rutlllld Ohln. 7 H tic 742-4411. 1 . 16 110 Wlfttecl To 1uy l 28' • 38'. ~ung, 2 ACJI()IS t.card,.... za.Bmooth· Temco noor furnaces, 75 BTU L;;;;-,:;,u a.Cirwlor op<>ken tacb, I COle gu circulating 14 will" ·:;:; loloeate r, G BTIJh, I Berning· 4,:;',:::k1Dr'a. Dooort ald 21. Vlltloty n 16 gau1e • otaun, t.Pluiloler S.Obtolh 21.-. aetlon, good u new. lo.:V:~r. '·~=Yh •p\:t Batley, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, il. IWom b... , Soak Flatwoods Road. 10 I 110 u.Pioceol ~:~= flax Une 1 14.~:;:." 11.:!:;'" u.=.,~ trailer, goud condition, 111. 'bp 111~!11 1Uir. Bull~ 11111111 Ph. 667-3166, Robert 17.-.,. Vlhon4 JI.LilrpN.S, ae. v-... Tuppers Plains, Ohio. :::., mound M.=.-lla 10 5 1 W1ntecl 11.Bollet Ill. liM In =-~On WARM Morning gal JS.IIIp 4ancen , .- " ' 1100 BTU, also a Warm TOP prklu paid lor Uve •·~!:!t, ll.lltk Won d.<lovv IDg ..,., beater and a 1111111 poulley,. Frank Helle!, New IU beater. Ph. 77U'IU, MuHollllld, ' 0. Ph. 41H148, oOdt on. W. Va. 16 S 11.;· · 18 1 · pum~ your lie tank. Get tie N"' T•ldlll AppiiCitlbllt ~... Ftannan& clBueanerreau·. ..... 1 ll 30tc poteloes, oehec potates for winter. Also cacn1n1 tomatoea,. pick lorn 1111111oy •1111..-lnl ,...., own, $1 bnsloel Chlrlea llllloll. Portland. o. Dtll¥1rl111 11 three! .Iii a::= . ~ '. DAJ Y CROSSWORD ,,0::,.... FOR Wilds ~1. ,._,I 8l •thlcl• · MithltlllhMIIIilltL ' • • ,N/'fl . Accidents J l··I.•·g,ated' · . , . '. ' Raw · •'• THI otiL Y JINTINII. ' 3Traffic SERVICE SJiil IN MIDDLIPOil _ . n,. .,t, . 32 L . PARSONS l Charles G. Dickerson, and K, 1:30 m. : .~Mrs.~~Len~a;Ch5at~tin~,~~M~r;:l·~~lip;:lf,;~I:~.S m.:·LPeggy !ion, Mrs. Bryce! doWII 1&, 4:211 Chuckle D. up 16, II :4li CURBING LSD m.; Wtotern 4own If, I: IS PAins (UP!) -The m.; New Martinsville up 16. llOYernme~if lo con!rider!ui' tllo1•·•• L m.; Defender don •It, · appllcatifll of stiller Jaws a. m.; Coltoll ~ . down r~rictlng the sale of haUuclna4:45 ·a. m.; Onlilll'd up 17, tory drugs, notably lSI>, It p. m.; Steel Ranger up reported today. 3:10 a. m.; llan'ey Jordoo ·The government wants 17, S:20 a. m.; Sl Mary's keep a cl..- dteck ., 17, 5:5$ L m.; Jeflersoa up importation o1 the . drugs 6:30 a. m.; Jobn J. ROirl up •.,~:..:: · · !lie coumry and !D ensure ' 3:45 a. m.: Reliable all\fn only physician! specialized 6:15 a. m.; Philip SjJom 'treating mental lll~es..O 19, I a. m.; Robert Reed authorized to prescribe 19, 6:30 a. m.; Aliquippa. under hospital control. 21, 8:45 L m.: Tina Wbl!e 0. D. I 0b1o Rlwr - Cborlel 8tev• dowa II, 9:25 p. m.; Lit·. George up If. 7:• p. m.; up 14, 9:1S p. m.; L. up 14, 11:10 p. m.; Jane up 14, 1:30 a. m.; Mo\Ditain Dlsmlsl<ll . I Cue''" RADiaTOR I !eel rollers, p._ · ~ PL Pieuanl !lG'I, IIIJ. 1.30 stationary, KMawho BlriU '=-rki' • llAETTNARS -I Gup nodlap - Galllpolll PROFESSIONAL ,. SALESMEN OPENINGS! -~ ':-. ~'lNT A~ "'"";l..=t'jMOilo·· cooot<TtO~o • WI•• " • ...._ •ntll 'htt "' "" " , ... _ 38R ..... ---......_ • laeffnOrS \ W1nted ..' • \ 10 Acres·of Lind mlllll WeckJy guarantees to . ts meeting our reqwremen • ,. I' DIUON AGENCY NEEDED by .a'f!dit firm·'- tlll help · es~bu~ ..'"· . ....·ftt. WI :til new a-uw~ .,.....,. Wloo 1150 , i , •• , . en• ....,.._..m. ·-~ f l ' Mile tl~lp Wentecl - i, ' ··~~ Easy to,.Do·B~Sia~s~ ·the 't l ',) • • • • '' ;";- •.. ' 29 tft SATURDAY NT GUT ly stationed at Fort ·Oix, N. J. Gobel Wlls &realed 'at: · · See at Friday'! night's activities and Mrs . Warner. the former Pleasant Valley Hospital .. for.,. 104 Hamilton Street, Mlddl0. /""e carried over Into satur- Cheryl N1day, dauBiol<r of Mr. mmor cull and brulsea Idol re- , port, 01 eaU 992-$3!4. day night beginning witll an and Mrs. Ferrell Noday, Gallopo- leased. He was cill!d fer fliJurt . • i Uc , Alumni covered dish dinner, los. Ohoo. are arnvmg t h 11 to have vebiclo llllda' ~ to honor of all graduating weekend to spend several day• ·. ' . GAYNELL WISE prtperly oo classes from t~e schools of jwith doeir parents. Pvt. War· 1D8 Butternut Ave. Pb. 992- Southwestern. Gallia. Cadmus, ner will report October lith 5213. _ 7 .22 _II"_ CenterviUe, and Rio Grande. 11o Fort . Soil, Okla . w~ere h~ tl\14 acreo, s miles up 1Families of the gn~duates were woll. tram m the Artillery Olio· Creek. s room house' al!o presenl and the dinner pro- cers Candodate School. and 11: basement, 31 ved a fine sucress. · acres farmln& land, If aerea Guests from the banquet lhen Karen Carter spent 1 week --level pastitre. Pb. 8116-5:153, ~oved Into the gymnasium at end with Mr. and Mro. Bethel Mr. and Mra. Gena 111fp Crnwn Coty, 0. C. G. COle, ' 7.30 p.m. to await the corona· Gilenwater Sr RIYenSlrlMOI and Mr. and Mn. 01e1r :tabowner. to 7 ltc tQuioneeonf t11Me1818966N.aa7n HomBecomttin1 ' ·• · ccckR' were . St,iaiJ~~Yid 1 · - . - ·-IlL •·-1 S. • • "Y urne e. Gregory carter Mlkt Black ogo 1 O>V• nell !Vleet , Captains of lhe football team John Shriver. ' ' The Rllfs' baVO I DtW . . . . . IIEADY·MD-.;;ilcrete dOUv.,.. were there to a wall lhe arrivter, Mary Loulae. od rlifol to ;our project. Fast al of lhe Q~.een and her court. Cnnverlible Donors - Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Gartb ladllt ind 011)'. Fret flt!matU. Master Timmy Atha, son of Walter Pope, Mrs. Lois Sheets, 011tertalned with 1 birlholay .uo.. P!lona 19W11t. GoeiJeil Rev. and Mrs. Joel Atha, Pat· Mr. Uoyd Myen, Mrs. Mary ner reee~~Uy holllll'lnf Howard Rtady·MII Co., Middleport. root, acted a• Cr~wn Bearer Jones, Mlsa Koren Beattie, Mr. v....; aad Audrey !mllb. A" Olllo. 1 10 tfo and Little Miss Kimberly Lam· Gary Ferguson. tending we"' Mr. and Mn, ·~ CONDmONING Relr - bert, danghter of Mr. and Mro. Crn b . nd Fl lfollanl y.,,.. Mr IIIII Mn. ""' II.,.. Cecil Lambert Plltrlot waa wn oearer I ower Don --•• • 11110 emlee. Jaclt'o Rlfrlt flower girl. M;, Gene Wall and Girl -Timmy Atha and Kim- PadenM~~wW CltrV• NNultolller,... of ntiOD, No llaven./sbot~: Mr. Russell Miller. the cap- be.rly Lambert. them, Mr.Y'anci •Emmell nJ 1-353'1. lalns, IS!~ted In crownlnl lhe Football Field DeeorotiODa- Slelhem, Jlr. IIIII llro. KtiiiiJ IIEATINO, PWMBINO, Rural Queen, Mw Burnette, and lhe Linda Ramsey, Janet Beman, Jleynolda and ... ~ · Dolo! Bottle Gaa. Arnold Maid ol Honor, lollso S.undero. Gabby Burns, RuiBell Miller, Osborll. Brolhers, Ill I. IIIIa Sl, The Queen and her COurt ttoen Gary Prnvins, Mr. Mr. and Mn. Joloil a,_ l'llllttro)o, I 12 llo moved o~to tbe danct Roor Sheeto, Debbie Samutll, vllited Mr. IIIII Mn CUrt en. a ID'fl where Miss Homecoming Robinette, Zat Salmona, thorne Ia Coiumlllll' lor . ,.. ~Ice 01 110 1n 18 dairy Queen of IMU'/ reljnad over Baisden, Billy Green. Mr. 111 daJO. and Deet bret<ls. For service lhe dance. Myera. VlslU111 11r IIIII J1n 0 11 ; 1. Dial Parker's 192-2214 Thnse responsible lor the col· Cheerleadert - Paula Hayman ~ were..;. . : Pomeroy or 985-3824 Cheater. or and entertalnmeJJt were ~ud. Roberta Kiser Carol Mrs. Keilh .RidoQour llld II • •· 9 4 30tc membon of lhe Bel& Club, Smith, Judy Burnetle, Wanda Ha rna (Sponsor. Mrs. ')pal Llol'o1J . Bloomer. Rita Miller, . Mrs. . y a!b o,!. Clles~~· Jlr. 1111 • Tommy Kun, Jeanie Trainer conner Ad•isor . ..,tapa......, of Collom. buG. <lrleteto. BPidm & otl> Mary Cain, Paula Ptrroud: Calet~rla and ·Fond Commitand Mr. 11111 Mrs. Tor lmeets will ba coming ~ Shirley Allbright, Sharon Balto· tees (Home Econol!llca . 111 Ha:'an. lido vour hollll wbert tt • den, Doanna Green, Rooemary and IV I: carolyn Horrilon, Ju- eli "· ClroiJn KOOIIiJ 1114 nrm. Protecl roor bomt BuaUc, Cathy Lambert Mary dy Lambert, Linda Kee!J aei- lldroo of Cllesler wen IIYII'11om U.. JOllie wllb AIIAB. SchUldt, Gabby Burns.' Unda tha luec. linda Ramsev: c.r. nilbt (Illata of Mr. 1111 lin. evalllhlt at Kina Builders Stewart, Sue Miller. David Not- olyn Gilbert, Roberta Kiser, Enreu 5111!11. lluAII.Y Co.. Middleport. ter, Sharoo Payne, Betty Grace Terry, Cynlhll VIIIU., lllrf Pllm Wft -~==· I II Anita Wall:er, Judy Bur· Camlllla Banko. wllh Mlaa Mr. and Mn. Larry c.rtll. &a. AUVI10NID Rebecea on AdYIIor 1!11 Powallllltl, 11111111 Newell. eamP~oca ..,_ Lorene Special · lllllllt Mr. and 'lilra. Cblrllo &atCrtu Kradtnm Convertible was furnlihod by 1ha ltJ wen 'Mr. and .,../Pnu • costae~ Kun, Band. of Rulhle stewar~ Mrs. LloJd II~ 01 BIU• &. t. lltWJFOIID Sllaroo Baisden, Lorana Cain, M1rf Will., •Jlle, W. Va. ·, . · 7 lllletrtt, OIIIt lln. · Wtlkor, loJar1 Bettt lin ~- illd Pat :r.j.:iJti~Cb, J , I I Ill Flowers .- Sue MOler, .. and Sctouldl; Radllh Boater, llol• Babr were:........ 11*11 et ... IIWliiO lllld,.l .. ......, • Ca~ . · StanlfJ, Dianna Jo 0reao, Pat lnllfiL . fk!e. an 11111:1t. W'i ...._ ·~...._ Announcer, IJD. Karon K!Hr; Rq1na Aten, Mr. IIIII ~~::1 1'llt Flbrlt lbDp. Pomero; dB SieWirl. Penn1 ·MeNeal, KllhJ Mllllr, ~~~~~!!r.: Ill A1111otor1aM 1111jJ1r 81111 llltl Setiitl .-:- Mary C.ln, Linda Carolyn Ball, Dorrlt i.loyd, .....,, , · 'I • lunle :J"ralner, Anita Dawna Jo Walker Jeaale ' . ' , lllarlt are . · Tfalnor, Irene -lblrley Allbrqllt, lll'flt* , AI- ..., II 992-5435. -!g ' .· Lon Bottom. Society Nm r:;_ C - >Ill"'- Uncia ttnr· · • �' . .' f i ' ' ' ~ c. Greene. 11 must have been~~~~~~S~u~n~d~ay~'rl!:_llm~e!!s-S~en~tl~n:'!e~I.~S~ul!'nd~a~y!_,O~c~t:_.9~,__11~96~6~­ IN OUR ToWN· at least Z5 years ago thai took a picture of the Gordon C. Greene wllb a small canidid camera. Don Wright, our photographer, enlarged It for me I· the other day. It was. taken at ,. BY DICk THOMAS the Gallipolis Waterfront. There's a small towboat, the "When they took the smoke out of stackS, bells out Samuel L. May, tied up, up 1 of the engine room, and the pilot wheel ~ut of the p.tlot stream from the Gordon C. house they sure fouled up steambodting. It's funny but the superstrucBy HOBART WILSON, JR. '!immett (Pete) Davidson of 52 Olive St., an old lure lines ot the new Delta steamboat man, back when stea~boat men were steam- Queen closely resemble the ov- GALLIPOLIS Postmaster E. E Caldwell received a boat men, made that stateme~t ~he other day when we erall outlines of the Gordon C. letter · Monday from Mrs. Charles R. McCormick, were discussing the Greene Ltnes new Delta Que~n. Greene, except she has only wife of a Gallia county soldier stationed in Viet J'iam. Pete wanted to ,kno~ why they were puttmg. t~e one landing stage, and as Pete It praised Gallia countians for their eforiginal Delta Queens pilot wheel tn the Cub Pilot s says "They've taken the smoke forts in "Operation Yule." It reads: !<Junge, which is a new . 2dditioo to the n•.w Delta_ Que~n. out of her stack." ' The real pilot house will have th~ latest m steenng aids "Dear Folks: · "Enclosed please find my huslike th e . present Delta I ·b p·J t rtificates to as- J met Jim Saxton coming 10 ce Que€'n ':: : p1lot house. Cu P down the street the other morn· I band's address for the Operation Yule. I tDld Pete they're putting ,sengers on the Delta Queen. in -as I was enroute to Holzer We read about it in our town 's newsthe piltll wheel in thP lounge so 1Doug Wetflerholt, over at Ho1- Hg 't 1 t . k up 't . that these honorary Cub Pilots zrr Hospital, has one. w:atch os~l a doh PhiCanded me a fold- ~ paper. "I can't tell you how much 1 wt 11 e said Mac Eddy mean to my husband and also the oth• _ cou ld gel the fee l of whal 1't' 5 Ifor Doug 1·n the· Cub P1lol'<- new d · an H like to pretend they're steering Ilounge of the new Delta Queen. e . paper: e thl ·r , •~ lh G d "a1d to g1ve •vou s, I 1 saw er boys Irom this area to receive a g1ft the big boat. They give these We talked auuut e or on ;ou. lor Christmas. . "If there is anything at alii can do to help m any ---· BIRTHS. DIVORCES Jim and his missus just re- I way, please let know as I'll be most glad to help r turned from the west coast and REAL ESTATE somewhere out in the southwest DEA fHS, MARRIAGES they crossed trails with Mac you. "Agam I can't tell you how ([lad it makes me feel to see that someone else is thinkmg of our lo~ed ones IIIRTHS OF WEEk unrte r dlrel'llon uf M!ller'ft Ham11 for Eddy. He's at Window Rock, at Christmas when they are so far from home. leiurd•Y - \l r ami Mr~ Kennelh 1 Fun~nl~. Ariz ., in A.pache country . 1'. Ilo~ t a. J J 4 PuWlmnuth ltd. G~lh· J I - ~"Orl'al poll~ ~' "'· 7 JK 1, "' ~ nrl \lr .•n<J HDilil • 5he-tts. n, a nauve or Gal· T 1e paper was an t::UM , • • • Mrs. J.e1·u}· ll ,o lc·•- 7:11i'~ Se• ·fln <l At·~ .. hpall!i. an<.l ru, denl of l r.:~~h~~n, 0 ' ''Mrs LBJ And The Indians," SEVERAL days ago, four officials r~presentlng a maGall! u ~ 9011 10:2 1 " m OOih el , died Sumlll ~ In OteMo n a. e wa1 . • tJolz~ ri :,~;,,,· I a ret ire d ma•:hin ls_l frfl:n Wr l .~<h t· a photostatic copy rrom an IS· jor industry were in Galhpohs ftve days conductTueldey - .\ 1. . ond Mrs .l ~ me~ \1.1 l'al1 tli"IIOH Ah f"ml'e fla!le. and at G II N 'f l d . D ' Ill I Kid w••ll , •o n. JO·:i5 u. ' the titliC o! ill S death w"~ ,, rl~puty sue of the a up, . ·~ . n e in ·a surve Everybody's wantmg to know ':"ho they enne :-. . · . she riff of t;r~ ~ ~~ countv lie 1\' U a d Sep1. 23. . .1966·. Some I' m .• Ill Holr...r l!oS pil ~ l &rad uute ut G a lli~ A ra d e m ~ llll!h pen ent, w!re. We /r;n•t know' When Ga\lia's Ind~stnal, devel- ---- S~ h QOI ~~~ ~~ (lian;hall \ lnlveraity, an d mightJy good readtng ln that opment officials let us know, we II .Prmt II. Wed ha: Of'ATH.) Of MONTH a( twlh ~ thnu l ~ \\3 s a \'llr<OI ;I f nr!l · . . M Edd Jemet A• .io~n5on, ~] a lt'S!d t• ll Ill ball pla•el !I• \\a• horn In thiB echtonal Guess ac v I to knock something in the head with premature pu Lo •A-r ll nr r Hi l ' li lt'<l S~ldtl e n l ~· a l <;uunt y o;m June '' · 11~04 · ,\ nd had wrm'l mind if I reproduce tt l licit~ . We do know the boys have a good bot prospect - ""fiJg lwlllf' :-.uml":. n<~: t 1 t. Ht· w~s I livc ti tn LawrenH Count y a M .Hunt · . • • horn on t 'r,\\'1, Ctl_, on ,June 24, !S~9, i n~lun be for,. IIID¥111 1-( 11' Fa lrhur':'. here. lL \VaS QrJgtnaJly pftnted for the GSI site. son or llw I" ' .lo h n ·"" 1 F-"'"'.'1 He w u a n~emhH or '~; ~K~umc in the Carlsbad Current Argus. • Holley . l<>h n~ u. ul ('t·.,.,..n f it•·. lit~ <l r<lc r. S e n ttfi'~ w,o:~re ne e ne~ 1 mar ri a~t· "'" ' In tlw furnwr G;omet o.Juy u!lc rflloon a. ~airborn ln<l bun~l Here goes; HARVEY Brown, local Mnore. who ~U J'\" L\" t" ' jll n ~ 1 ~ w1th w~ 9 Ill _\la <onle Gordena lol llunLIIllll · . two dmo~h l ers . ,\ h , l'c r bH T L. ton. Back m 1962, the Acoma gas company ~mploy­ Busll or ti~lli~ulis "'"t ,\ li.<s J uani la ·" .1 Indians west of Albuquerque 90 1 ec, informed Dateline last Jnhn ~o n vf L'u" tuni.HL' 11a· r~ are BtY Thomu, ' A ret r.,_, mat c_ar· · • • . ' three Jo:r;llldt•hihln•n uthn ~urvlvor~ I L'ler and residl'llt of Thu1·man. dted raised the COmpJamt that If the summer that he caught a are ~ ~is \ cr ~n<l tw< b n.>thers, Mr•. cad~ 1'h11rsd ·~· mot·ntng In Uotz e r . S .. . d. II H~mcr \I \!< I!"~ and J a.·k and l'earll' ~ I Hu sp l\a l \\he re h. had be8n .• v~· Umled tatcs \~as sen mg_ Je 21-inch , five and . one1 ho mas Peace Corps to impoverished .luhn! " "· all o f t·w.,.. n <:it :> " hro· 1tent r11 ' _th rPP da~R . Mr lher ;md s st e r are <lecell.<ed. Se rv- W:lli Uorn Hl Perry la WilJ!h!p, near , . \ quarter pound bass m TyIce~ wne li d <' Wl'<l nl' •d aJ ~ ftPrnnnn Tl"n llh os rhu r.:h on o\UK 21. !1>!6. forei gn countnes, why not to ! coon Lake. "I've got a It the Gnrf iel<l Menllt' Cllurrh or ~on of the Ial l' Ahraham Inti I::IIZilbe i d b overt and I :" hrist nnd huria . wa~ In (:rown bello .Iones Thom :<5. llfg mur_rl~ge Acoma S(' ge YP Y . picture to prove it," said Cit.v ei'meten unn .. r rl i r ..rtlon of rne I wa s t o tht' lorrner Berth~ .Letl~e on squalor. So loud wa.'> their Harvey. 1'1 bring it down }' L Stt'vPrs Funera l home. Ot·t 12 . 19 12, who 5un!\eB a lun1 . . · · with one son . rtr. lt nhe rt n . Thor0011s . complamt that Prestdent Ken- I sometime." Well, here it Mrs. 0.111' Willlama, 1::1, ~ resident of Ga l !Jpo ll ~ op~omet r i s t. There a re ned)• heard it and created the is. Proof positive. Brown's Pine St. dle!l Montlav noon at the thr~c granrlrhddren. Six brothers h o m~ lrf Mr• Vernie Watkins in Da! · and two ~ i~tH,q pre ctcded hi~ In domestic peace corps and words big catch in June. "It w_ as well . She wa.• horn In Pil ot Monu '.Min. death . II" wa~ 8 member of Center· . . . d mighty good," sa 1 d N . t:. in 1113-1 tl att M!Uer nf tht- lat e ville LndR_e ol Maso n~ a~ll of Ca l· or their phght WaS prmte BS I Den and M3ry Doss. S he 1s •un·t ~("(.) vary R3P1" 1 _r hurt h at RIO G~antle . far away as Communist Chlna. 1 Brown. hy 3 ~ is l er . Ml"!l. Isabel Du tJ;on -or Masono e serv•r e• . wer:o held ~ r ld,a y . I • "' ll"· llall!J)OII ' .1nd Reveral n1et·e11 and night at. the W~lherholl Elliott FuBut litlle has changed at neph ew~. Senkes wt!re held 1'hu r ~ · neral hom" Hnd lasl rttes we re held A d " M · , ; UNDERSTAND the Burlile boys-John and Bobda~· afte rnoo n ~~ 1-'~ln t Cree-k Baptist Saturday afterMon In ~al\"lt'.V BapCOma, an at neW eXJCO S . Chu n ·h wh ere she waa ' me mil@ r . list t·huN"h. llurlal wu •n Tyn Rhrn Oiher 19 Indian puebloes and rescued a red squirrel from fhe Oh10 Rmr last SunBurtal wu In tluck IUdee cemeter1 eemt'ter~ . . . 1 day. The boys spotted him in the muddy stream. After - -- -re-serva wns encompassmg more motoring to his side, the arumal climbed on the back than 70,000 of our first citizens, Now we read that Thursday of the boat's motor, and was transported safely to the l and Friday, when Lady Bird West Virginia shore. "' • * ' visits New Mexico, the Indians SAW Jim Houck on the street the. other day. Jim ~aid will be rounded up and brought one of his neighbors, fo~ge~ Ius. name ~ow, raiSed to pay homage to the first lady. a huge tomato. Believe he said 11 wei~hed five or more They will come from Acoma, Laguna, Canoncila, and Isleta • Pounds. How 'bout that? _ an pueblos that still exlst I in another century and where WITHIN the next few months, officials will probablv be asked to review Gallipolis' solicitation re$U· poverty is another way of life. ! lations. It's getting out of hand m the Old French City. Of course, at a safe distance , come In for a demonttrotion. • • • she wHI see none of this. She 1 can not be subjected to the sight TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of The Daily Tribune and weeklv Gallia T1mes ... MISS Marjorl ;,. _ of two-room houses, heme to ie Rinehart succeeds Howard Hardway as county clerk three families who subsist of courts ... Roscoe Fox quits .JI<lstmaster JOb at Red· nothing more than dried be!ms I ney after 46 years . .. Republican governor nomm~e seasoned with onions. Tliomas J. Herbert will be princi.pal speaker at Galha She can not be allowed to County GOP rally .. . Work be.gms on new radto stathe contrast between· Bureau tion at Footification Hlll for Ohio State Patrol .. . Dr. Indian Affairs officials' plush, carpeted offices and the ""'er- George Roberts, GSI superintendent, commended, by vation areas where misery tras state welfare director . .. J. Sherman Porter res1~111 •ditoiship of Tribune-Times, will leave for ,Dou~ ~·· trod with heavy step time Ariz on Nov. 1 ... Rio Redmen upset Mane!!• PJO· of mind. As is traditional with nee~s. _ • , . GAHS jolts Jackson Ironmen With 1276 the Bureau, which keeps 12 tieIndian as a ward of the federal government, the Indians wi!J be marched out as a show piece for the visiting dignitary. Remembering that when the President was first formulating his anti-poverty program, it & was revealed that tile First La· dy had Negro tenants wbo lived much like the Indians, it iS difficult to believe that Mrs. Johnson wants to see the conditions under which our first citizens .live. It is deplorable tllat millions are appropriated to administer to the Bu,..au of Indian Afiairs, EIIGANT IN APPEARANCE ... while only a miniscule portion rich, lvxurious waln ut · groin LADIES CORDUROY of it trickles down to the Indian vinyl-dod finish. WeeksRoundup I _r; • • • Ularm 0/ornin§ TWO BIG DAYS, COME SHOP SAVEl TUESDAY WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 11th& 12th ..,- . COMPLETtlY AUTOMATIC. Au- I tomatic wall thermostat and aofety control s ora standard equipmenl. Powerful blower operates automatically. WARM FLOOR COMFORT. Forced air, counter-flow oper· otion pours heat out at floor · level , . . spreoding a "carpet of comfort" wall to wall, room 10 room. IIUAL INPUT. Choice of high or low i01 put for winter or ITJlld weother operation. IN TODAY and tel the 'l ',·~~·-:;",'"w"RM MOI<NING Gas WOLFE IN DA • NANG Lance Corporal Clarence Y. • Wolfe, USMC, son of Mr. Mrs. Wilson M. Wolfe of Rt. Racine, 1s in the Da Nang ar<•a II I Furnace. $50 DOWN -$20 MONTH ' •, ' ' ' ' ' . f "''II _;,_···.. . .' · . . .. 85,000 BTU Available For LP or Natural Gal At D FURNITURE ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, OHIO ' ' ~ ... ..--·· ......... ~ ....... ~ .... , , , , ., . , , .. . -· P.~ . ... . "·- ,, •' ·-·· ~ -~ .... . _• • ··-- -- . -c~ ' . -- ~ ··•· M·-~~ ---- · ·· · · · ·' - - - -·· ' ' " ·~- ::• . .' ·m · n~t . •"1·.-· -. . . .t· ' Utt!} . .., _ -· - ~· - ...... _.....". ~-·_lOC ' .' - '' ' -~ . . . .. kl d ··:~J~a:rdl\~e Sa'lel .,._. '· . /"-.. ·~- ·, 1. : I ( i ! i .. ' SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9,1966 I I GOOD NIGHT . • J ! ) ., • 0 0 Scotts lawn products· while our stock lasts ! 1a 1!01111- 11 at the Jl of the lnoLind, ia!Upoli!. •bl, Wert Jp · ~ERE'5 . ii-IE WORLI> WMI PILOT UIING IN A SED AT ~1: BASE . -· HGSPITAL.. - ·- Use now.....:Or in Spring te,d e Be Thrifty! Save Your Saleslips From · .' the Communications Support Company, Fiflh CommunlcaUons Battallo11, Third Marig,e DJvision. ON FORCE 41 STAFF Journalist 'lbird Claas Anold K. Evans, USN, son t1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Evans Rt. I, Pomeroy, Ia ~·~~11 iDg Ill Operation Deep 1961, as a staff member Commander 'l'ask Force 48. (i ' ...,~ moved liiiNang ll'ooj>e were U. eaJDP at Elberfelds Pomeroy Housewares Dept. ' ~UDDENL'f HE EMIT9 ATERRI6Le " CR<I ·oF ANGUI$H ~ ... COMPLETE tO PII!CE SET HERE~ THE WORLD WMI PILOT BEING RETtJRNEI> TO HIS OUTFIT.. STAINLESS STEEL --· -IT- ~ lid tbla waa a1 movea ' lbe miJIIa. Flnt Corpl 1 "'*'• ... poi1Jnc opll'- llt•hllldlled ... belleve m-ore iemllltulzed JCco11Sa1111 )CCIDI Wllb m IIIII lbe ... ralllowlllbl ~ lew dafl. ~- ill IIIII NaVy Gil pari .. ~ c...,late10fteras.l ' .,.,. dlt.., - ... dell ....., .. W~~t; ...., C.INIIIIIIDIW ........ l \ llilll~widl......, ........ I ....... ce,... ... _.. Lll4lr rkt ............... ...... IIIMI'IIIIil.t.t - ..... ., • .a.,, . . , . wmH.owe • 1 ....IAIJCI ,_ Willi COVII .1 • 1th"WI&nWihl. . • ....: MCNOVIMWIWI.,. LADIES and GIRLS Suede Tie Oxfords REGULAR $3.99 s BAN THOMAS and SON ·ti~r;felti · l!.()tneroy • ' ' I ' :•1 "Servine You Since 1936" UU~ml Avo. Galllj'j&llt, .Ohl-, · ' o <' -' Ho Chu Lal PAIRS PAIRS •,cl..N Elbedelds In Pomeroy of Viet Nsm as a member WITH LP GAS TANK .... ........ .. . .... . ' .. . .. ' ·- .... '·. REGULAR $4.99 It is deplorable Jbat the President talks piously about t be war to eliminate poverty among the non-Indian Americans, hundred' of thousanda of ~~·• I I Amerkans, wards of th•ee it~:~; eral Government, live w the hope of a better life. The tragedy of our citizens should weigh on the American but their sorrows can not beard because they have voice other than the ones government gives them, provide additional ou lle t5 in adjoining rooms at either side or behind unit. . .' I ·.Year-Erild .· TENNIS OXFORDS resident because the Bureau is not about to get the Indian on his feet and thereby eliminate this federal bureaucracy. register-duct kits ... Housewar~s ,p~p~rtme~t. : .·; ., . :•;.i GAS WALL FURNACE FOICED AIR HEAT TO ADJOINING ROOMS. Optional · • ·No Costly Remodeling or Ductwork ·with this Space-Saving, Compact lnatolls out of the way . , • against a wo!l, in a corner, or recesaed in a wall. ~ .•. I HERE! USES MINIMUM FlOOR SPACE. * ·-~ B~y. N~w ~nd Sa;e :~f··:Eib.Jrf~ld~. ,t;: : you .can't beat LP GAS HEAT! clean, autamatic, dependable and AVAILABlt I • 1 )h • d me I ~ ..', - 1 . ' .. -..·- .. • ~- . 'toe P,ateline: . . '\ . ,. ~ ' ; ' .. ... • I ~ '· Li I , SHORT RIBS . ; .. ' JIIP. �' . .' f i ' ' ' ~ c. Greene. 11 must have been~~~~~~S~u~n~d~ay~'rl!:_llm~e!!s-S~en~tl~n:'!e~I.~S~ul!'nd~a~y!_,O~c~t:_.9~,__11~96~6~­ IN OUR ToWN· at least Z5 years ago thai took a picture of the Gordon C. Greene wllb a small canidid camera. Don Wright, our photographer, enlarged It for me I· the other day. It was. taken at ,. BY DICk THOMAS the Gallipolis Waterfront. There's a small towboat, the "When they took the smoke out of stackS, bells out Samuel L. May, tied up, up 1 of the engine room, and the pilot wheel ~ut of the p.tlot stream from the Gordon C. house they sure fouled up steambodting. It's funny but the superstrucBy HOBART WILSON, JR. '!immett (Pete) Davidson of 52 Olive St., an old lure lines ot the new Delta steamboat man, back when stea~boat men were steam- Queen closely resemble the ov- GALLIPOLIS Postmaster E. E Caldwell received a boat men, made that stateme~t ~he other day when we erall outlines of the Gordon C. letter · Monday from Mrs. Charles R. McCormick, were discussing the Greene Ltnes new Delta Que~n. Greene, except she has only wife of a Gallia county soldier stationed in Viet J'iam. Pete wanted to ,kno~ why they were puttmg. t~e one landing stage, and as Pete It praised Gallia countians for their eforiginal Delta Queens pilot wheel tn the Cub Pilot s says "They've taken the smoke forts in "Operation Yule." It reads: !<Junge, which is a new . 2dditioo to the n•.w Delta_ Que~n. out of her stack." ' The real pilot house will have th~ latest m steenng aids "Dear Folks: · "Enclosed please find my huslike th e . present Delta I ·b p·J t rtificates to as- J met Jim Saxton coming 10 ce Que€'n ':: : p1lot house. Cu P down the street the other morn· I band's address for the Operation Yule. I tDld Pete they're putting ,sengers on the Delta Queen. in -as I was enroute to Holzer We read about it in our town 's newsthe piltll wheel in thP lounge so 1Doug Wetflerholt, over at Ho1- Hg 't 1 t . k up 't . that these honorary Cub Pilots zrr Hospital, has one. w:atch os~l a doh PhiCanded me a fold- ~ paper. "I can't tell you how much 1 wt 11 e said Mac Eddy mean to my husband and also the oth• _ cou ld gel the fee l of whal 1't' 5 Ifor Doug 1·n the· Cub P1lol'<- new d · an H like to pretend they're steering Ilounge of the new Delta Queen. e . paper: e thl ·r , •~ lh G d "a1d to g1ve •vou s, I 1 saw er boys Irom this area to receive a g1ft the big boat. They give these We talked auuut e or on ;ou. lor Christmas. . "If there is anything at alii can do to help m any ---· BIRTHS. DIVORCES Jim and his missus just re- I way, please let know as I'll be most glad to help r turned from the west coast and REAL ESTATE somewhere out in the southwest DEA fHS, MARRIAGES they crossed trails with Mac you. "Agam I can't tell you how ([lad it makes me feel to see that someone else is thinkmg of our lo~ed ones IIIRTHS OF WEEk unrte r dlrel'llon uf M!ller'ft Ham11 for Eddy. He's at Window Rock, at Christmas when they are so far from home. leiurd•Y - \l r ami Mr~ Kennelh 1 Fun~nl~. Ariz ., in A.pache country . 1'. Ilo~ t a. J J 4 PuWlmnuth ltd. G~lh· J I - ~"Orl'al poll~ ~' "'· 7 JK 1, "' ~ nrl \lr .•n<J HDilil • 5he-tts. n, a nauve or Gal· T 1e paper was an t::UM , • • • Mrs. J.e1·u}· ll ,o lc·•- 7:11i'~ Se• ·fln <l At·~ .. hpall!i. an<.l ru, denl of l r.:~~h~~n, 0 ' ''Mrs LBJ And The Indians," SEVERAL days ago, four officials r~presentlng a maGall! u ~ 9011 10:2 1 " m OOih el , died Sumlll ~ In OteMo n a. e wa1 . • tJolz~ ri :,~;,,,· I a ret ire d ma•:hin ls_l frfl:n Wr l .~<h t· a photostatic copy rrom an IS· jor industry were in Galhpohs ftve days conductTueldey - .\ 1. . ond Mrs .l ~ me~ \1.1 l'al1 tli"IIOH Ah f"ml'e fla!le. and at G II N 'f l d . D ' Ill I Kid w••ll , •o n. JO·:i5 u. ' the titliC o! ill S death w"~ ,, rl~puty sue of the a up, . ·~ . n e in ·a surve Everybody's wantmg to know ':"ho they enne :-. . · . she riff of t;r~ ~ ~~ countv lie 1\' U a d Sep1. 23. . .1966·. Some I' m .• Ill Holr...r l!oS pil ~ l &rad uute ut G a lli~ A ra d e m ~ llll!h pen ent, w!re. We /r;n•t know' When Ga\lia's Ind~stnal, devel- ---- S~ h QOI ~~~ ~~ (lian;hall \ lnlveraity, an d mightJy good readtng ln that opment officials let us know, we II .Prmt II. Wed ha: Of'ATH.) Of MONTH a( twlh ~ thnu l ~ \\3 s a \'llr<OI ;I f nr!l · . . M Edd Jemet A• .io~n5on, ~] a lt'S!d t• ll Ill ball pla•el !I• \\a• horn In thiB echtonal Guess ac v I to knock something in the head with premature pu Lo •A-r ll nr r Hi l ' li lt'<l S~ldtl e n l ~· a l <;uunt y o;m June '' · 11~04 · ,\ nd had wrm'l mind if I reproduce tt l licit~ . We do know the boys have a good bot prospect - ""fiJg lwlllf' :-.uml":. n<~: t 1 t. Ht· w~s I livc ti tn LawrenH Count y a M .Hunt · . • • horn on t 'r,\\'1, Ctl_, on ,June 24, !S~9, i n~lun be for,. IIID¥111 1-( 11' Fa lrhur':'. here. lL \VaS QrJgtnaJly pftnted for the GSI site. son or llw I" ' .lo h n ·"" 1 F-"'"'.'1 He w u a n~emhH or '~; ~K~umc in the Carlsbad Current Argus. • Holley . l<>h n~ u. ul ('t·.,.,..n f it•·. lit~ <l r<lc r. S e n ttfi'~ w,o:~re ne e ne~ 1 mar ri a~t· "'" ' In tlw furnwr G;omet o.Juy u!lc rflloon a. ~airborn ln<l bun~l Here goes; HARVEY Brown, local Mnore. who ~U J'\" L\" t" ' jll n ~ 1 ~ w1th w~ 9 Ill _\la <onle Gordena lol llunLIIllll · . two dmo~h l ers . ,\ h , l'c r bH T L. ton. Back m 1962, the Acoma gas company ~mploy­ Busll or ti~lli~ulis "'"t ,\ li.<s J uani la ·" .1 Indians west of Albuquerque 90 1 ec, informed Dateline last Jnhn ~o n vf L'u" tuni.HL' 11a· r~ are BtY Thomu, ' A ret r.,_, mat c_ar· · • • . ' three Jo:r;llldt•hihln•n uthn ~urvlvor~ I L'ler and residl'llt of Thu1·man. dted raised the COmpJamt that If the summer that he caught a are ~ ~is \ cr ~n<l tw< b n.>thers, Mr•. cad~ 1'h11rsd ·~· mot·ntng In Uotz e r . S .. . d. II H~mcr \I \!< I!"~ and J a.·k and l'earll' ~ I Hu sp l\a l \\he re h. had be8n .• v~· Umled tatcs \~as sen mg_ Je 21-inch , five and . one1 ho mas Peace Corps to impoverished .luhn! " "· all o f t·w.,.. n <:it :> " hro· 1tent r11 ' _th rPP da~R . Mr lher ;md s st e r are <lecell.<ed. Se rv- W:lli Uorn Hl Perry la WilJ!h!p, near , . \ quarter pound bass m TyIce~ wne li d <' Wl'<l nl' •d aJ ~ ftPrnnnn Tl"n llh os rhu r.:h on o\UK 21. !1>!6. forei gn countnes, why not to ! coon Lake. "I've got a It the Gnrf iel<l Menllt' Cllurrh or ~on of the Ial l' Ahraham Inti I::IIZilbe i d b overt and I :" hrist nnd huria . wa~ In (:rown bello .Iones Thom :<5. llfg mur_rl~ge Acoma S(' ge YP Y . picture to prove it," said Cit.v ei'meten unn .. r rl i r ..rtlon of rne I wa s t o tht' lorrner Berth~ .Letl~e on squalor. So loud wa.'> their Harvey. 1'1 bring it down }' L Stt'vPrs Funera l home. Ot·t 12 . 19 12, who 5un!\eB a lun1 . . · · with one son . rtr. lt nhe rt n . Thor0011s . complamt that Prestdent Ken- I sometime." Well, here it Mrs. 0.111' Willlama, 1::1, ~ resident of Ga l !Jpo ll ~ op~omet r i s t. There a re ned)• heard it and created the is. Proof positive. Brown's Pine St. dle!l Montlav noon at the thr~c granrlrhddren. Six brothers h o m~ lrf Mr• Vernie Watkins in Da! · and two ~ i~tH,q pre ctcded hi~ In domestic peace corps and words big catch in June. "It w_ as well . She wa.• horn In Pil ot Monu '.Min. death . II" wa~ 8 member of Center· . . . d mighty good," sa 1 d N . t:. in 1113-1 tl att M!Uer nf tht- lat e ville LndR_e ol Maso n~ a~ll of Ca l· or their phght WaS prmte BS I Den and M3ry Doss. S he 1s •un·t ~("(.) vary R3P1" 1 _r hurt h at RIO G~antle . far away as Communist Chlna. 1 Brown. hy 3 ~ is l er . Ml"!l. Isabel Du tJ;on -or Masono e serv•r e• . wer:o held ~ r ld,a y . I • "' ll"· llall!J)OII ' .1nd Reveral n1et·e11 and night at. the W~lherholl Elliott FuBut litlle has changed at neph ew~. Senkes wt!re held 1'hu r ~ · neral hom" Hnd lasl rttes we re held A d " M · , ; UNDERSTAND the Burlile boys-John and Bobda~· afte rnoo n ~~ 1-'~ln t Cree-k Baptist Saturday afterMon In ~al\"lt'.V BapCOma, an at neW eXJCO S . Chu n ·h wh ere she waa ' me mil@ r . list t·huN"h. llurlal wu •n Tyn Rhrn Oiher 19 Indian puebloes and rescued a red squirrel from fhe Oh10 Rmr last SunBurtal wu In tluck IUdee cemeter1 eemt'ter~ . . . 1 day. The boys spotted him in the muddy stream. After - -- -re-serva wns encompassmg more motoring to his side, the arumal climbed on the back than 70,000 of our first citizens, Now we read that Thursday of the boat's motor, and was transported safely to the l and Friday, when Lady Bird West Virginia shore. "' • * ' visits New Mexico, the Indians SAW Jim Houck on the street the. other day. Jim ~aid will be rounded up and brought one of his neighbors, fo~ge~ Ius. name ~ow, raiSed to pay homage to the first lady. a huge tomato. Believe he said 11 wei~hed five or more They will come from Acoma, Laguna, Canoncila, and Isleta • Pounds. How 'bout that? _ an pueblos that still exlst I in another century and where WITHIN the next few months, officials will probablv be asked to review Gallipolis' solicitation re$U· poverty is another way of life. ! lations. It's getting out of hand m the Old French City. Of course, at a safe distance , come In for a demonttrotion. • • • she wHI see none of this. She 1 can not be subjected to the sight TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of The Daily Tribune and weeklv Gallia T1mes ... MISS Marjorl ;,. _ of two-room houses, heme to ie Rinehart succeeds Howard Hardway as county clerk three families who subsist of courts ... Roscoe Fox quits .JI<lstmaster JOb at Red· nothing more than dried be!ms I ney after 46 years . .. Republican governor nomm~e seasoned with onions. Tliomas J. Herbert will be princi.pal speaker at Galha She can not be allowed to County GOP rally .. . Work be.gms on new radto stathe contrast between· Bureau tion at Footification Hlll for Ohio State Patrol .. . Dr. Indian Affairs officials' plush, carpeted offices and the ""'er- George Roberts, GSI superintendent, commended, by vation areas where misery tras state welfare director . .. J. Sherman Porter res1~111 •ditoiship of Tribune-Times, will leave for ,Dou~ ~·· trod with heavy step time Ariz on Nov. 1 ... Rio Redmen upset Mane!!• PJO· of mind. As is traditional with nee~s. _ • , . GAHS jolts Jackson Ironmen With 1276 the Bureau, which keeps 12 tieIndian as a ward of the federal government, the Indians wi!J be marched out as a show piece for the visiting dignitary. Remembering that when the President was first formulating his anti-poverty program, it & was revealed that tile First La· dy had Negro tenants wbo lived much like the Indians, it iS difficult to believe that Mrs. Johnson wants to see the conditions under which our first citizens .live. It is deplorable tllat millions are appropriated to administer to the Bu,..au of Indian Afiairs, EIIGANT IN APPEARANCE ... while only a miniscule portion rich, lvxurious waln ut · groin LADIES CORDUROY of it trickles down to the Indian vinyl-dod finish. WeeksRoundup I _r; • • • Ularm 0/ornin§ TWO BIG DAYS, COME SHOP SAVEl TUESDAY WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 11th& 12th ..,- . COMPLETtlY AUTOMATIC. Au- I tomatic wall thermostat and aofety control s ora standard equipmenl. Powerful blower operates automatically. WARM FLOOR COMFORT. Forced air, counter-flow oper· otion pours heat out at floor · level , . . spreoding a "carpet of comfort" wall to wall, room 10 room. IIUAL INPUT. Choice of high or low i01 put for winter or ITJlld weother operation. IN TODAY and tel the 'l ',·~~·-:;",'"w"RM MOI<NING Gas WOLFE IN DA • NANG Lance Corporal Clarence Y. • Wolfe, USMC, son of Mr. Mrs. Wilson M. Wolfe of Rt. Racine, 1s in the Da Nang ar<•a II I Furnace. $50 DOWN -$20 MONTH ' •, ' ' ' ' ' . f "''II _;,_···.. . .' · . . .. 85,000 BTU Available For LP or Natural Gal At D FURNITURE ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, OHIO ' ' ~ ... ..--·· ......... ~ ....... ~ .... , , , , ., . , , .. . -· P.~ . ... . "·- ,, •' ·-·· ~ -~ .... . _• • ··-- -- . -c~ ' . -- ~ ··•· M·-~~ ---- · ·· · · · ·' - - - -·· ' ' " ·~- ::• . .' ·m · n~t . •"1·.-· -. . . .t· ' Utt!} . .., _ -· - ~· - ...... _.....". ~-·_lOC ' .' - '' ' -~ . . . .. kl d ··:~J~a:rdl\~e Sa'lel .,._. '· . /"-.. ·~- ·, 1. : I ( i ! i .. ' SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9,1966 I I GOOD NIGHT . • J ! ) ., • 0 0 Scotts lawn products· while our stock lasts ! 1a 1!01111- 11 at the Jl of the lnoLind, ia!Upoli!. •bl, Wert Jp · ~ERE'5 . ii-IE WORLI> WMI PILOT UIING IN A SED AT ~1: BASE . -· HGSPITAL.. - ·- Use now.....:Or in Spring te,d e Be Thrifty! Save Your Saleslips From · .' the Communications Support Company, Fiflh CommunlcaUons Battallo11, Third Marig,e DJvision. ON FORCE 41 STAFF Journalist 'lbird Claas Anold K. Evans, USN, son t1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Evans Rt. I, Pomeroy, Ia ~·~~11 iDg Ill Operation Deep 1961, as a staff member Commander 'l'ask Force 48. (i ' ...,~ moved liiiNang ll'ooj>e were U. eaJDP at Elberfelds Pomeroy Housewares Dept. ' ~UDDENL'f HE EMIT9 ATERRI6Le " CR<I ·oF ANGUI$H ~ ... COMPLETE tO PII!CE SET HERE~ THE WORLD WMI PILOT BEING RETtJRNEI> TO HIS OUTFIT.. STAINLESS STEEL --· -IT- ~ lid tbla waa a1 movea ' lbe miJIIa. Flnt Corpl 1 "'*'• ... poi1Jnc opll'- llt•hllldlled ... belleve m-ore iemllltulzed JCco11Sa1111 )CCIDI Wllb m IIIII lbe ... ralllowlllbl ~ lew dafl. ~- ill IIIII NaVy Gil pari .. ~ c...,late10fteras.l ' .,.,. dlt.., - ... dell ....., .. W~~t; ...., C.INIIIIIIDIW ........ l \ llilll~widl......, ........ I ....... ce,... ... _.. Lll4lr rkt ............... ...... IIIMI'IIIIil.t.t - ..... ., • .a.,, . . , . wmH.owe • 1 ....IAIJCI ,_ Willi COVII .1 • 1th"WI&nWihl. . • ....: MCNOVIMWIWI.,. LADIES and GIRLS Suede Tie Oxfords REGULAR $3.99 s BAN THOMAS and SON ·ti~r;felti · l!.()tneroy • ' ' I ' :•1 "Servine You Since 1936" UU~ml Avo. Galllj'j&llt, .Ohl-, · ' o <' -' Ho Chu Lal PAIRS PAIRS •,cl..N Elbedelds In Pomeroy of Viet Nsm as a member WITH LP GAS TANK .... ........ .. . .... . ' .. . .. ' ·- .... '·. REGULAR $4.99 It is deplorable Jbat the President talks piously about t be war to eliminate poverty among the non-Indian Americans, hundred' of thousanda of ~~·• I I Amerkans, wards of th•ee it~:~; eral Government, live w the hope of a better life. The tragedy of our citizens should weigh on the American but their sorrows can not beard because they have voice other than the ones government gives them, provide additional ou lle t5 in adjoining rooms at either side or behind unit. . .' I ·.Year-Erild .· TENNIS OXFORDS resident because the Bureau is not about to get the Indian on his feet and thereby eliminate this federal bureaucracy. register-duct kits ... Housewar~s ,p~p~rtme~t. : .·; ., . :•;.i GAS WALL FURNACE FOICED AIR HEAT TO ADJOINING ROOMS. Optional · • ·No Costly Remodeling or Ductwork ·with this Space-Saving, Compact lnatolls out of the way . , • against a wo!l, in a corner, or recesaed in a wall. ~ .•. I HERE! USES MINIMUM FlOOR SPACE. * ·-~ B~y. N~w ~nd Sa;e :~f··:Eib.Jrf~ld~. ,t;: : you .can't beat LP GAS HEAT! clean, autamatic, dependable and AVAILABlt I • 1 )h • d me I ~ ..', - 1 . ' .. -..·- .. • ~- . 'toe P,ateline: . . '\ . ,. ~ ' ; ' .. ... • I ~ '· Li I , SHORT RIBS . ; .. ' JIIP. �'. ! I f I I ' ·' ~ ' ' . ,. ~ ... ~ . .. ~ . . .. ,_. .,_._._. .,.,. . .... ,.... . ... - ··.to . . .. . ... .. . •· .. ·- .... ' ... ' . ,, •t 'I . ~ .. ~-·----- I ........... . . . .. ..-... , • ~ . ... .. . .. .. . .. ... .. . T ,v· ~ ' .,__, ,,;..,.. . . .. . ... .....' .. -.. ' .' ... - ..• - ~ .•. , .. ' ~---- .... "•' - ·- .,, . ,. ' ··-·~ ·····•- .. - - - - - - .., _,._,. ....., ..., ...- r - . I ... .. . - ...... ..,._ .... .., ... " ··----j •4 .... - ~·- ..,....,.. ,._,...., •· ·• .l_ -• \ ' • bsrArt . ·, " ~~ "When they tool of the eng}ne room/ house, they sure fo~l ·Emmett (Pete) {1 ·steamboat man, baclJ boat men, made thai · ' , n '" were discussing the t! .. Pete wanted to original Delta Queet lounge, which is a .' nE ''· Th e real pilot house like the present Quef'n's pilot house. the ~Jilflt wheel in the I 'I that these honorary C1 could get the feel of ' like to pretend they're the big boat. They gi I Week's ROt BIRTHS OF WEE~ ilr . am i \In P . Jln~\il' , 1 :1~ l'orlsmuul h poll>. sun, "1 Ill ~- m. uo• Mrs. Ll!l'o)' II oilt•_l . l:lH ''> Sf Gnlllpnll~ , "" " · 10·21 p. '" l•turday - I .·'' I I Hol zer ll uspli l ~ntW ), \l. and ~1rs. I lli<l\\'l'll, 'fl Rt. m., at llol >.o·r i I ' I l ln.<~'tal I OEAfHS OF MON Jlmtt II: Lo•...f.1 D.Js John5on. 07 IIH,.t' IL"mt• I ;o Rd .. lhrd I ". n nrl. oy ll ldlt. I I bo r n "' "'"'""' C.! .\ <>11 Ju iOn ol' 1111• l<i ' Jnlm ~n Halley .J . ollllSO'i 111 3J'Till~t· nl l 'rtt Wl " ;1.< \n lht• , I Grl • Moore . wlw "' "'' "'"~ nlu two dut t ~hl cr• \I,-, H• Hu sh of (; ~lli~u iL> an<l lt' Jo h n~un o f Lu ' un:IJu• Tl GaiDa eoun- J(tn n dl'lllldr~ n three are a ~ l s ter Utlu. and tw • btl nlgbt at the ~ent of the Hom(, t Mrmre ~ml .J~ c k ' Jll of ~ · ruw'l t.: an d ·" ster are dec• . l ohn~<on. lh ~r Ice~ B'UGS BUNNY. wt• o·o• h~lr' 1\'Pdn~llda C~rf , ~ ld Avenue 1 : htl$1. ~nd bu ria. Wall Ci i .V <"e•netery UtL;:l er dire F. L. Sltwrs Fu n~nl ho at ti!P. : Reino Llnd, , Gallipolis. ·MINNIE TWO. 5UIKA5f5 WHAT hOlm \' uf 11-\r•. \'~rnie Wat well , She w~s born In PU• K ;.:,. in l~Bol dmt!l'hter B1m a nd 1'1\at·y Du~H. Sb(! l'M FAM!Sflt:D/ AUNT MINNIE! Wfi/>.T A ~APP'f SURPRISE[ HERE COMES AUNT Mrs. 01"' Wtlllamt. U, 11 P in~ St. d ied MondlU' 1 IS LUNCfl READY? by a ~istH . Mr.~ . babel Galll poiiJ and ~toveral n neph(,WS . Su vk·es were dn.Y afternoon at 1'11inl C Chun·h wltt're shl' was Burial wa1 in Buck Rid.) LAST TtME: SI-1E CAME. 1 KNOW ~0'/1/ ~ SHE STAVED THREE ........ SHORTfN HER MONTHS I Mebl, were u·p ~ted you .can't ! 'i-1· ~,,e · ;; •-~ .;* ~EN l t:tNI$1-1 EATING, I:u. HELP Wllf~ 11-lE DISI~ES No Costly R with this S NO NEED !=Oft TtlAT,AUNr MINNtE . .. ' .. I :N'L... -"- HERE ;!14RtRYf -- ltME To 00 THE HAVH"'T WASfiED A DISH tN St)( MONTHS DISHES f rant =~wu !riel d. IDOVet the rtn1 V\j { • foreett are ·U!<r ·~ -.-n• -- ) • WINTHROP .r.., 1-li,WINlH~ EIIOANT IN APPl rich, luxurious W• · · vinyl-dod finish. :• USES MINIMUM Ri , ~ lmtolls out of tl OavaiU ) t1g~~=·· . . . - 6<.~ \ I' i I '' 'i ROOMI register-duel kits 1 ' dltlonal outlets i1 rooms at either sic r unit. ·t . QIMPIITILY AUTC t -tomatlc wa ll ther ' · safety controls o ~uipment . Powe Cperofe$ outomoti ~A,R!fl FLOOR oir, countt pours heat : '!level , . . spreadirt! comfort'' wall r. room. _, NIQ;; QAiY, 16N'T DUAL INPUT. Cl> · or low it~put fo lftlld weather OP' IT, W/N1HR0Pi COME IN TODAY ·<:~tow WARM MC · Wall Furnace. $50 DOWI $20 MONl · WITH LP Gl TANK Avai!ab • I' .' ... '· . .. . ... - .. . ~ · ·- .... wllb ,..... tile lw·nbro will be ,a at lew daft. lt.U.. ·llllldNa'f ...... Ill , again$t a wall, in reQ&Ued In a wall. FORCED AIR HEJ ' \blllllal killed till; 00 .IO!NING I ~ bellew ~ ' Col1ll y ·l ttltldl Ill • I lljlllillDc oper. gas. heating for an withollf costly rem i·- '!' tlle ,Da Nang ., ~we~ ir • C11DJ1 at ~e a.. Lal """" tile llllllla- Provides fully auto ' .,. ;.JIIUil .• mov.. UlarJJ GAS .I . I told Pel< they're Tue•d•Y - I 4111 par$ .. , �' .\ . ' • f ... .. . " .. ·- .. I-'··· . ... ~ - - ·· · ······- - ~ •" ..... -o; • ... ,.. • .. . .. • -·r · _.,_.., .. ... . .............. '' ,, '. . ' ' .. . . . . . . ..' . . . . ........ .... . .. . . .... . .. _. . .. _ .. . ' . '- •• ' '. •' . ~ ~ .. ·~ ~ ..... '.. ""..., . . . ... ' ,. ' ~ ' ' •' ~ -~ -~---- - f I I i I I \I I "Wben they toll. of the engine room, house, they sure foU: Emmett (Pete)!! steamboat man, bac;l boat men, made thai were discussing the.·• Pete wa nted to origmal Delta Quei!J lounge, which is a rlt The real pilot house like thP present ~o , n'~ I . . . rI\ •', <I ' , "'-·. Quern 's pilot house. 1 told Pete they're ,·~; ' the p1lnt wheel in tht' I that these honorary Cl could get the feel of ' like to pretend they're the big boa!. They gi • Week'sR01 !liRTHS OF WEl l S 1 t urda~ - \ t r. and Mn f'. Busti,-, 1:1-1 I !! 'll l l'<>nsmu~l ll polls, '""· /Ill p . ln .• BD• i\I N. L cru} II ,;1~1·, 7:\H• ~ St Galllf'(olls, "'"'· 10 :2 1 p. rr Hul ~.l'l' H uspol l Tuetdl\' - ~1.- . and Ml'l . Otnur.l. I{ I I Bitlwell. '10 m., at Hul lo'T n ...~plt al DEA THS OF MON 11: . J<>hn~on . 61 ,, Lo •~• · Bll l'r Hd .. dn~l I JlmU Jil l IHll\1'-' .~Utli!.L~' ll l ~ lil. bom in 1 ' ' '""'· i"ot.·, 011 J U "'"' ur th e I;'' .ln lm ~ r Httll~y .J u lll • ~ " ' <;) ( " ' 1\11 nJ J I'fi u.o.:•· v.~ ., lro llu< ,·,;n Monrf' , w llli survivt·~ ~1 111. two (l ;n o ~ l11 ~rs Ml''· lit Bush o f Galllvolil< Rlll i tf "WANNA HEAR lOME NEW QUALIFYING APJIC;TIVW" Jo l1ns"" 111 '· ·., •, unhu• Tl lhrt'~ JifOHlill'!lilrl!'t'H ~ hr ist ~ nil hul'ia. I GaUia eollll· night It the !sident of the r, Reillo JJDd, II, GaiiJpoli& d Mebl, Wert Ut hl an· a .~Is l e t :onrl lW< h rt Home1 Mnort' ~n d .l~rk ; John-.m. ~II of ('rn~n C lhr r .an d sost e •· 1<fll dect l~s wr1 t' lwlo' W <'<l llt l-<18 •I t he C~o -fl ehl Avenu,· I OUT OUR WAY w~s C1I Y rOi'met~r}' uurlfr dl r ~ f. L.. SH'l~rs fun.ral lu b~ • Walt Mrl . Oats• Yolilll a m s, U. • Pine St. died Mnnday 1 Up humt• u f Mn< \-'erniP 1\'al well . Shr was h(lrn In l':l l1 N, (', ill I HU~ d; I Hg hl ~f Ben und M:. 1 ~· Dos~. SIMI b y ~ si s t~ o· Mrs lso bel Gallipolll and seve ro! q M phews. ~ r viceS were d~~ aftenmlln Dl Pa int C Churrh wln·r~ s h" wn ~ Bu rial wu In Bur h JUd, cted you .can't • 'I' . "TOOLIP, PICK UPMV BALL '--~_,J;L ... OJf'(ARN,WII.LVOU? ine 1Jllli . moved u to IIIIo OJ Nllllfl lJ'OIIII were !b<'r • camp at (lhward to Om Lal I Lealllern..._, ID8D l8ld lblJ ,... No Costly R with this S 'seriet ~ moves !nllanee the mllltan the Fil'lt COipl IOdpelbaW } m. l, Pn>vides fully auto ' y plln11- believe .... fareeJ ... ( gas heating for ar without costly rerr lT I~N'T QU!Tf: A5ROUNI>At. · ITWA':i, BLJTn~ Al.LI>IERE. ::::---.-._ 00 l II '-IKirT#IS~ vinyl-dad finish, ·USES MINIMUM R lnstalla o ut of 1 againtt a wa ll, in ' •111111 IIIII tbe ll~ · ·- : . : -· - ·· Jil Ill pari .. 1HAT F\.IPPIN1 WOfVI.AN! -SHf.'t; ALWAYS A'T IT 1 lilt llnoli 1111ochll \ lmday 112 p. dltlonal outlets i wltb Sl1 u'nit. COMPLETElY AUT .fomallc wa ll the tofety con trols c Alliin lfllcl. be ltJ lbe Powt Opef01es automat .10 WARM FLOOI Forced air, count• otion pours heat level . . . spreodln ' ·, of comfort" wall t . '·- room. . DUAL INPUT. Cl ' or lgw input fl 'tnlld weather op ' ''" I~ 1-/,._VI!t A THUM& .· .. ''":j;;;;;·-WARM IN TODAY /'N. :1::· dayo. i • ·P.PII register-duct kits. equipment. be ....... Navy -·- ' rec8sed In a wall ,J'OI(ID AIR Ht ~bONING ROOM Wllb ~vini·Piu WID ) SQU~RES OF EAC!-1 WOiii!O SQUAIO!:Ei WITI-l THe NAME oF ,I>. FOOD SO '("0() WIL.{.. MAKE 3 LETTEFt WORDS ACROSS EACH SQUARE.,. IUGANT IN APPI ,_¥ rk::h, luxurious w ! II 11>-- I ' ,. FILL TI-lE CE.NTER ~~:.r:: \!Wdt. . i IF I EVER DRIIW cXVt'IIC6•.,..,... CAN et50RE I'LL. LEAVE YOOUU!! tnr II • 101111 IIP"'1 0[11!1'~b1&11118 tilled GAS \1\ kloms at e ither b'oojit 1 Ular~ .. ~,, 'STA."1' AT' I Furnace. . I F YOLI~ TllUMB $50 DOW $20 MO~ II~CI< WITH LPG, ' TANK I -! -.... .,. .._.,... __ _ ' ' I I,, '· ,. ,. " .. ... . .ofo-f!! ....... . ....... ..._.. ·--· . ........-- - -- ....... :...~!.... . c. ~ -·~-- ~ ........... . . -- · - · ~· . ~. . . . ... - ~ ~ ·... ' ~ -----j -.~ ~. -· . . -... I Pllllllp ...... I �,,' ' \ r 1 ' . '.. '' f •· ,,• I ·~ . ;· ' . I ' -..~ I ' :r .' ' ., ' -' . • ' • ' • • • # .... - ~ ...... .... . ' . ' '.. ' ' . ' . .. •• •• ' ' ' ...... .. · .M .. " .' ... ' . '. , , od oO TP· o o l > O ,... . , . ' . . .. . "'" • • 'I I CAPTAIN· BASY nlf.V WILL SWOW.tlE~E PIBPECT..,WATC~ J:OR AN OPI:N!NG - '!liEN I fi'RIKE! IIIAVE "When they too of the engine room, house, they sure foq ·Emmett {Pete) ~ Bteamuoat man, ~a<;l boat men, made th,. were discussing the~· Pete wanted to original Delta Quee1 lounge, which is a m The real pilot house like the present A : W<E~IS£! . Quef'n 's pilot house. I told Pete they're the pJiot wheel in the l \ that these honorary C1 could get the feel of · like to pretend they're the big boat. They gi Week'sR01 IIIRTHS OF WUI laturd.IIY 11!'. and lilT P. Bo~ l it', 1:1~ l'm1smoutll poll s. son. 7 Ill p. m.. an Mill. Leroy IJ ,d h.•y, 7311\2 So son. 10:21 p. ., G.alllpoll ~. Uu lzl'r f lospii l. Tu•sdiY M;·, anrl Mn Dennt'.l' , ilL 1 Hll.iwell. ~o m ., 111 Ho lzl'f fluu > it ~l DEATH~ I II ' C'MON, VOU flEAlBR~INED NITWIT, PUT UP VOUR . HGW,YQU. ...'IMf 'WIU!f 8111 I TME I'OOL....Gooo. ALL VIOt.ENCE £VE~ bOES IS cREA~ · MORE VIOLEtVCE . .I · . . I OON'T . &LII:.VE IN T~ERE'~ ATAKE"'I=F RAMP AT 'IIIE END 01' 'IIIli ROAD .. ,A BUTTON DROPS T>IE W~EEL'!; AND WE SPROUT WIN6j -I ~OPE! FIGHTI~G! OliKES! OF MON J.llm. . R. John~on , .,, a l..o"..f.r Hnn Hoi .. d i~tl 1 · · Ji l ~ hoHllt' SU]Hfo~ ni~ltl. bo rn in Cl ow1 l'i l ) on Ju ton uf lh t' '" ' .lnhn 111 flnll~y J n hn .~ " ' of ('n,w• m al't'I UJ,it' MonrP, WJS who I n U l\' f 11fl ~urv o 1· e, nlo da tl~hlel'> l\\'0 MI'K . HI Elu~h of (Oallipuli~ and 1r Johnson .tl' l'o'u miJU,, Tl three gr~ndch i l drt>n o t l11 ar~ a si~ le l ;mol l wo h r( Homer Moo re :.nd .l ark 1 of ' '" "' " e .' lstcr a re olee1 ire~ Wt' r c he ll' w.-olnf',.dl •' the Gal'fJt•hl 1\ vemw I John~nn, t.her I GaiUa COUll• night It tM !sident of tile r, Relno Lind, II, GaiiJpolis. d Mebl, were ~ ~~ ~n d ~ hr lst ;~ nd bu rla , WJ S Cit y cemete r}' Ul lder dire }'' , .L. S le ven l' mlt'ral ]I( lrlll'll. Dill'- Willllmt, 12. " Pin~ St. died Momlay 1 home of Mrs. \'er nie Wal Wo!ll. Slle was born In l'il• N. C., in UlB4 d;n ,~h1er Ben und M:11· ~ Oo~ .~ . .~hli b)' a ~!Iter - M r~ lsnbe l CnlUpoll1 and sevHal 11 nephew8. ~rvl<·e~ we re <la y aft e rnoon ul l'~int C Chu~h w l •~· r·to shr wu Burltl wu i n .Bud1 Rldj lOVI:, Nctr HATE, IS ll-iE ONLY HISWRY WILL BEAR WITNESS W WHAT:t SAVJ A~S\\JE.R TO A DIFF£RENCE OF OPI tJIOr\1 I ------.. ~·..:---- , fiM """""' .,.,cfflra' O!Jfllf•,# Up .ea..,. /ltii171Wifll • , _.. fo ~¢J!tqttt ~firM~ you.ccrn't I cted 1.101.~'1' WELL IMPOQQII!JI.E' 801'!1 9 I ~!!f. /«E AU~ K!661 we MU"T UI!E . • BOILING ALE 1 1ve r OON'T IINOW WHEN: M't'PIMT! ,, . . . ··~U~ .M·• ANCfmoR fliP HIS TI\E~SU!IEI T\105!! POUBLOONS FELL IN THE COURTVI\RP, SEEMINGLY FROM • .•• No Costly R with this S HEAVEN! KNOW~ 'IOU GI\PPH\RE ;• , THI\T FOR A 300·'tl;AA-OLD CASTLE 1 THI.; PlACE SMELLS STRA\116ELY LIKE,.. Ularfj ' BREWERY'! . ~ ·"' mo... u tO llle ' .Nang !feiD lrGDft 1'fl't lno lbelr~~pet ihwlll'd to a.. La! e Leallterileekl, D1ID IIIII Ibis waa ·~ lllf moves mhance the JDIUta. n the Flrll Corpa MJd)'letbleb 1. . kmC IPOIIIDi oper. GAS \1\ WI \blt•lla ~ '1 plinMN bolleN IIDIII foreea lrl Providos fully auto , .tile. ~Dilll'lr.ed ~ maJor Uuull gas heating for ar without costly ru I!Gulll; :::----_ · ·-l t bwltb ·Pill -m e J'IW.·ralao will bt ·IIIII few dayt. !'!' 00 iW ·AIIM ikl'llli2l an4 Navy 50 V' HAODA. I"IR& OOP, EH? 'bJ" Bill F:reSt"se YEH! AS A. 6RMII> WilER, HE WAS A BUST/ IIIOANJ IN APPI rich, luxurious w ·• vinyl-dod finish. ·• . USES MINIMUM fl. -f, ln&talls out of t r ',_ against 0 wall, in rec:essed In a wall IORCID AIR H~ ~INING ROOM ~ 1 . reQister-ducr kits · ditlanal outlet~ i rooms at either si• · · ·r unit. ; COMPIEJELY AUT . .fomofic wall the ' safety controls c · equipment. Pow1 ·:' Operates at.rtomat · WARM FLOOR Fe~ed air, count• pours heat ......... IIIII . 1D 011 par& 81 ~ ! . •. 1preadin comfort'' woll 1 :O.T'S RIGHT, I'OOKY... HERES 'rOJR 01! WIIER'S RtG! PUT IT ON AN' GO • \\ORKI $50 DOW ·$20 MON1 WITH LP . TANK 1), Avai!ab .... , ·~ ·· ' • ' .... '·- .• .. • '· .. .. .1. "'' .. ;. '· "- ' .' �I. ' .. '' \ I· . •••• I f \ ; 1 ,, ' ,• ( . .: I .' I .. .•,. •), ' ..• . " (' ! I ., ' ' •• l,. .J. .. . ·.: • ' J DHD~ed "When tbey tOI of the engine rooni, bouse, they sure fot Emmett (Petej• steamboat man, haC boat men, made tlil were discussing tht Pete wanted I• original Delta Quei lounge, which is a [ The real pilot houSt. like the present Queen's pilot hOuse 7'(1. Tlul ,,.,_,.,. 0# Tlul . ' llel,..Matm~ .. Maryland Decisions Stand In Constitutional lssqes dat . THE* PEOPLE 1 ,, ,...--. MAY KN:)W WORLD ~THIN~. ·' Tuesday M ;·, 11 11d hJ:r Dennt',\', Ht. I ilillwdl. • m •• at Holwr Ho s pita l DEATH~ 01" MO J•mes R. Johnsan , 67 e Lo•·Ar Hi>t•r H1l. , clif'd n i~hl born in Co "~~-' • · !'it) un J of !h., I;•• Jnhn 1 Halley Julu•s o, oC Cru\ marrl ll Kf' IIJ~ to thl' ro Moore, wh~ ~urvtvu al .,) two d~u ~ hl t! I'~ . Mrs 1 ~~ Galllpo l l ~ a nd Jolw~on uf l'n ' loml:>us . 1 thrl'e ~o:ruocldl ilcln•n . OU <l rt' ;1 ~ i.s\er an rl Lw• bl Bush Homer Moore ami .Jacll: .lollmmn. :.11 nf L' rown • ther and Ice~ ~< IS l er 11re dfU Wt>re llt> l<'' Wf'{lne>d at the Garfield Avenue :'h r ls t and lwria. w~• Clty eemeter~· under dl r 1<' . L. Stever.t Funeral I Willlo~m•, Ml"'. Dill\ Pine S1. hornt' of '' 12, ' tlled Mo nday Mr~. Vt!rn ie W1 well. She wlls horn In Pl N. c .. ;,, llll:l4 d ~ mlhtel Ben and .\1 ary Don . Sh by a !II~Ler . Mn. lsaO. Galllpolil and 1eve ral nephews. Services were day afternoon at P11int Church when• ! he wu Burial wa• In Buck Ri< you_can'1 ) No Costly F with this .Aho1.1,ma.tie t I'm c.om.ill! about! we'll c:bAt a. bit,eh? ~ Ulan GAS¥ Provides fully' aut' gas heating foro without costly rer :::::----.... ~ i EIIGANT IN AP~ \ rkfl, luxurious ~,· ¥ vinyl-dad finish. ,U5f5 MINIMUM~ f>ttolls oul of against a wall, ir1 reCeued In a wal fORCED AIR HI .IC)tNING lOOM feOiater-duc.t kits ditlonal outlets foams at either si L unit• . COMPLITElY AU1 fOmatk: wall tht ' .tafety controls 1 equipment Pow . .c• j,;..;ates automa W~::r flOOR air, covnl pours heat ·fl '"\.i:l• .::f: ... spreadlr ''' oomforl" well You look tenible, SJtaveiq! 'WE.\'I'HER ·$50 DOYf .$20 MON' WITH LPG ,. . . . Mrs. Leroy l),,ile.\' . ?3111-'i ! Galllpolb, s un, 10:21 p, Hull('r Hosr•itl 10" ... · 'tf . . . . Saturday - \l r. and M P. Bostii:, IJ4 Portimo\JU POlls , son. 7. 1/J p . m .• a "iLLo u l~y .4,.. >~:- &IRTHS OF Wll luunt• . ' ' ' , , . ' . . 11 ' burch Tax xem t10 the pilot wheel in the ' liJ~ • • ' that these honorary ·( could get the feel uf like to pretend they'r the big boat. They f · ' OHIO I told Pete they'r Week'sRo .~ .,r ·'·· • . " \ .' I, TANK Ani!al ~-,.,.•.I ' .. . \ . ,. 'I j' ~ .. -. ~ -·---..... . _..._......... -. . ).1~· ('\f';.?~:~~~~~#~-:\'. ...""':_<If:~:~~.~#-:-.~ . -..~.-::.:".~.-::~.--:.: . ~ . ::::::: ::: ~ ." ... - -~-· · · · · _.. .:!' ' .., .. .. ' ~~ ;;..~,, ·~ ~. ·~;· (• II '. ; I � 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 9, 1966 boyer bush gray sargent stanley white wingert