https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f8b2e9707179ba6c32fd2ce2cb4376a4.pdf ca5d16dc3223dd468b3b2311a923b248 PDF Text Text • to-Dally l!entlnei, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., oct. 14, 196& Education is Program Topic when ~~r.!!~tw~~s~~~~,? Society Meets d Around an Ab t Junior High Honor ~~!:!~:~::.,n::e~u :~!~~~~ G=.~·!~: at Middleport for the llrst slx ou Pomeroy I M d lM • ( d ted 0 e eetLnQ On UC F0 r Pledges to Sorort'ty Pom-Midd Latin ClubMeetson ~ • Maryland 28W. Virginid 1 Wednesday Eve price~~ H 1 Puritan --"'------. VOl:: • ·s •• j SUNDA~· OCTOBER j 6, 1966 __..... •._____________________.__ One Remains aMystery , -------~--------------------~-----_. - 0 ~_ . ) ,'..... ,........ Pomeroy·lilltldlepon It, -,', _.~--------------------------------~·~..1~}' l By RICHARD R. GROWAl.D United l'nll International SAIGON (UP!) -U.S. pia~" dropping huge bombs str""k North VIet Nom with 1 record air raid o1 175 mlosions Friday but American plane lo,.. over tbe north soared above the 100 mark lor the war, U.S spokesmen announce~ Sat·arday. One of the atrcr.rt los!Os was abrouded in mystery. The mammoth raid, besUng the 173 misslono flowo just tho day before, was followed up Saturday by a B52 Superf•l"· tms strike against Commll'llst lnllltralion routes, baae eamu1 and supply areas In Ihe southern half of the demllita- About <l J MrddJeport ~-: PRICE 10 CENT$ !} :. ,-4 .' l :1 F" l ' '1 10 0 .., 0 . ..-1 ' -1 • 0 ~ rized zone. that of an Air Force F4C The giant BS2's were suppo t. Phantom jet that cr'"hed lni U.S. Marines battling troo" mysteriously during Thursday'< ol the Norih Vietnamese elite raida, leaving flo two-man crew 32jB Division for control of the missing In action. border jungle mountal!ll JUSt Spokesmen said the Phantom south of the buffer JDne. was oo: 1 night rocket >'Uil Spokesm•n said Sal\llday the when, lor some puzzling reason, Marines fooght three sha:p it crashed. "There was NO Clashes with the Commurust ground fire, no anti-aircratt Tburaday, killing :17 North fire," a U.S. oflicial reporteo Vietnamese to raise the toll of Saturday. "The jet went in "" Communist dead and captured the rocket run and just did '"l In Operatlor Prairie to 1,130. pull out. It is unusual, bt we 403 Planes •Loot are calling It a combat lo"" In the air war, American Besides the more <han 4011 spokesmen announced the Unit· planes downed over th• ncrlh ed Stoles now has lost •l3 since the first raids Aug ~. planes over North Viet Na'll. 1964, three of lbe American The 403rd loss anoounced was helicopters that fly pit•,. rescue mlsslono have been lost; spokesmen said. The Soviet magazine Ogooyok reported Saturday Norrn VIet. namese pilot.< trained in the Soviet Union had shot down U.S. planes over Norilt Viet Nam. Advanced Training The magazine claimed II'• North Vietnamese airmen were being trained to handle supeno. nic aircraft capable ol f.rllll missile• in aerial dogflghto. In addition, tbe United Stoles has !oat 128 airplanes and 214 helicopters In South Viet Nam, the spokesmen said. U.S. Air Force, N•vv and Marine plloto dealt most I Essex Would Revive Concept Of Master. Teacher in Ohio U: •':too. tbefr punch In tile reeoJ'1 raldl against the military facd!IIOI fwmeUng men llid equipment to tbe Communist 10rcett fighting lD South Viet NaDl Many ol lbe miaalon8 bit 'lit soutbem parihattdlo ltljljlly JIO$. north Gl the ~ (DMZ) ·mf olcbt otllon billnoida lbe olx-mill wide 10111 ltoelf. Bill aut.boritlet l8id ol !bat bit In tbt tiSienulloll oectnr cl tiLl 110118 wbort AmeriCIDI IUIJ)ellded air • aaulta to il•e IDtenatioaal Inspectors a cbanco to cbHII the utent of Cc>mrmlldll In lbe mne. Other allacka center-.~ 011 1111 capital city Gl llaliOI and lla !Ill port of Halpltq. One ...,00. oaJd bomltl t1 ap to S;OfMI pounda-jllll lbout lbo boaviut we have," turned IUI'faoe.to-lir miBsilo (SAM) petroleum ud il atorage areos, tru,i'.t llld barges lnlo lnf...... ' ,. ' ' BlaDe)' The I(JIIkearnan salcl II waa "a particularly lila day' I<< o storage areas, with fuel dlllllpl btl. For C'.ird lllralgltt day, Air l'oree ~iloll (Colltlllued Clll pap :1) a, .. ..... ar!t Mr..' ,. Mr·l J;. GalJIPOU-.Pt. l'lel!mi THREE SQCTIO~ " ts 40UthPlane · In Another Record un I· Bahr Clothiers NO~ 37 --------- - :Gou o iwwAround and THE SHOE BOX f. ,. l~ L. ,-1 • · I I • ·• fu only $4.99 .;,---------- 28 PAGES Readt'ngs are Given at WSCS Group Meefl!l9 d TA Port/an P ou• are Installed Stanford7 ,, Golden Circle Class Meets at Carter Home MEIGS THEATRE ~.Ccd.21 Minnj!Sota 17 lowaO tntiv.,1 C/ b Afl'l"ta tOn With Ohio Assn. /s Announced Little Northwestern 3 Mi~souri7 Wisconsin 3 . Okta.StateO th~~o~~y Obomecomt ed ng Rut/and Church PERKY Purd.ue22, Michigan 21 ·~ { t)pic when the Women's Mis- ed Church Women. World ComKerns, Sherry King, Kent Kloos, The Latin Club of Pomeroy llonary Society of the Pomeroy muntty Day, November 4, w~s . David Krawsczyn, . Glenna Lu· and Middleport met on the ' elkm, Pam Manley, Dwight third Wednesday night of this school lllld~ r ·rst Baptist Church met Tues- announced and the Society wtll evening at Ole church with take hygi<ne kits. Earl Teaford of Columbus McDaniel, Karen Price, Opal month. Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, Beta ticket Include 35 ':"" p. m., lo ... the 10 Mrs. Joseph cook, president, A meeting to be held at the visited Thursday, with hls mo- Berry, Melame H;"~ett, Pat~ It was decided to have the Sigma Phl Sorority conducted a for grade school ch:e;:· !~ ~~ess rehearsal of lht •play. charge, . . church November ID to pay ther, Mrs. Edith Teaford and H~rr";. D~uglas ay or, an meetings on Wednesday during "model meehng" for pledges cento for studen~ a of the Lila Mitch, ruahee cl!alrmu, t :roup smgmg of the hymn, tribute to Women's Baptist son Cecil Mtke ay or. fo tb 11 n and the third Wednesday evening at the Cn- adults. All mem rs ted" Bets SlgiDa Phi ., 1 Pr:enrush elaiiS. She dlaplay"In Christ There Is No East World Day ol Prayer waa an- Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble Grade 8, Maryh E~rad~ry, -r.:'es;.y s:r"":very month after tumbus and Southern Ohio Elec- sorority are to attend in hll1or e books and programJ ~ or West," and prayer. by Mrs . nounced. Mrs. Aten Shain spent the past weekend at Car- Ca!hy Bunce, Jo, n Jas, a:Y football season tric Company social room in billy costume. Coo< opened the meetmg. Mrs . reported on a special interest roll with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elhs, Sharon Glaze, Davtd . Middleport. It opened in ritual The next meeting will be beld ed scrap er and Mrs. EocbleOrval Wiles gave the report missionary family that tbe So- Struble and family and at Lo- H_aggerty • Kun Johns~n, i~y: The officers were elected as form, with Martha Eschleman on Monday evemng, Oct. 24, at the cha~~ eventl at tht ol the secretary. It was voted ciety may help. gan with Mr. and l1rs. Otto Rtley, Lu Ann FBrenc ' El.tt follows: Ray Hlndy, Consul; Ro- In charge. . man'~, In011.Dayton which to pay tile $5 dues Lo the Umt· Russell, Denms oggs, e bert Burdette Consul· Charis:-e · tio convenwon Mrs. Cook reported on lies. . Brown, Sharon McDaniel, Rob- Porter Quae;tor and Marta A letter from the lnt~a nI she attended with other mem· scholarship lund A . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miland of . M'lls Gene Powell Rosati< ' . • al concerning the spoasonng of t bers 1 ' cross with Co1urn bus were Wed nesday Ratliff. tn SefV a ' cultural program ~ntill· ' was held on while Kathy Moore, ' Glenna ' Hubbard • Scrlbe ' . high school clubs was read but The Mrs. Harry Bailey as guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Sprague. Tile dues will be used to buy received n• actiOn. Mrs. Esch· ed, "Her Crowninlf Glory, was It was voted to help Struble. medals for the second year Ieman reported on the TB reb ist presented by Barbara Betzina families who are in need Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young t' •tudenls. newal levy to be voted on '" The Rutland Church of C r . In which she displayed twatcll· clothing The tove giit . . and daughter, Barbara of Gal· U rl •L t't November electton and the held tls !31th annual bomecom rtous shades o1 hair. . . h t k d 'th The people on w•e cons ' udo 't . S d October 9 Sunday es o1 va dedicated by Mrs. George ton spent t e pas wee en wt tion committee are Barbara chapter voted to en rse '. mg un ay, . at Following tbe closinl, retresh· ner. her par~r.ts, Mr. and Mrs. W. White, chairwan. and Dorothy Betty Rawlings, ways and ISchool services were held menta were served by Sharlee "Toward A Greater Tomor- o. Barrutz. . Neulzlin means chairman, reported ' _9:30 ~- m. with_ Victor Braley, Newman and Carolyn Gru,.. row," was the theme of the Mr. and _Mrs. Earl_ Shneves The s ecial education chit· Those g~n the inl.!iatlon com· the progress of the stage pro- s~permtendent•. m eharge. ~ er. program, presented by Mrs. o!d The tlat~Sd a~ ~lt~~Ch~y~ dren ol ~omeroy elementary mittee are Cand·.ce Bani", duction, "A Feudin' Over Yon- ~a:::'~ ~:;~g s:: ~~d is Attending were Barbaro Belz1 J .. ~· F.?~ter. Tw~trtl:s .,.,~re E w_~r s, .s.~en S~nday : i ~~, school are registered as a Jun· chairman; Cynthia M111s and der," whtc~ in a hlllbllly set· ~~~t A Prayer Away': by Jane ing, Mrs. Clelland, AnnJt Chap-rea ' . ow P~ 1 ~, ucation versl y, YISI ior Garden club with lhe Ohio Nancy Harris. ting, is bemg sponsored by · . R" k Carter Ia ed. a man, Martha Eschlem&ll. Jy. Prim and daring at once ~~gan ~ ~~nca, . b~ Mr;: Mrd ~d .:rs. V· D. Edwards Association of Garden Clubs, The refreshment com.mittee the chapter Wednesday even- ~::~ !101~ r:llowed b/bl: fath· dy Crooks, Doris E~lni. Caro. am a .. e tgiOn m pu_ an avl ·. . . . said Mrs. Margaret Ella Lew· is Connie Bachner, chwrman, ing, Oct. 26m the Pomeroy aud· er Bill Carter with 8 vocal Jyn Gfueser, Pat Hindy, Shlt- a handsome little gleam 00 ~~c ~~~ ~· . ~Y ~rs. ~raJ~ T~rsd S~SJ!v:~~~htrat ~~s:~~~ is, special education teacher at Kathy Morgan: !1-u.th Ann La· itorium. She announced that selection. Mr. Braley told of ley Huston, Ina Meadows, U· of a pump in black leather andr r~· ercr~p u~:rs.rom ;::; wit~rshe~} br~ther gand sister-in- Pomeroy _elementary, !Thursday. cey, Rell_1alee Nierl and Thertht history of the Rutland la Mitch, Lois ~t)Ote, Sharlee with a big bold Puritan P Y Y and Mrs. William The children recent\' remov- esa Cam . Church. He staled it waa the Newman, Betty Rawling,, Ruth law, Mr. ed the sprmg planttng from the The n< ".vs reporter for Mtdmother ctmrch of all of the Rlffie, Barbara Riggs, April buckle at its rou nded toe. Blake. d d the planters at Ole entrance to the dleport is Remalee Ntert and . Churches of Christ iii the area · Smith ' Billie Spears and Undo Eldon Kraeuter atten e d ed 't 'th h t f p ' . school an replac 1 WI I e news repor er or omeriy I Mrs Flossie Weismlller told of Watson Lancaster faiT Thursday. chrysanthemums. The planter is Wendy Carper. reading somewhere that the .----boxes were a gift t~ the school At the next meeting, ~e · local church was the first SUN., OCT, 16 closed the program. d b by the Winding Tratl Garden firs I year students who receiV· The Golden Circle Class of Church of Christ in Ohio Burt J..ancaster Refreshments were serve y Club ed a C or more for the first the Rutland Church of Chrast . ed as "'THE KENTUCKIAN" Mrs. Ellen C~u~h an\~rs.Wil; Th~ indoor planter in the foy- two six weeks are eligible for met at the home ol Mr. and .,Boabb~h::d~e~~re:~~g Plus bam Bambar urmg e sacla. l er was re-planted with fiscus membership in the Latin Club. Mrs. Bill Carter 00 Saturda~ morning worship serivce A vo• Robert Mitchum and Julie London hour. 'elastira and philodendron en- They will be Initiated at the evening, October 8. The bu8l- cal trio sang "How Gre~t Thou in Ihanced "'th glass chunks next meeting. ness meeUng was opened by Art." The trio was composed Tho Letart F~ll WSC:S moot''THE WONDERFUL BRT .4 'liar brought from the Fenton Glass I Mrs. Theodosia Frecker, who the prestdent, Carl Hysell. The of Thelma Hysell Thelma Mi- lni t lh home Gf Mrs Ean> COUNTRY" UXI Y ICo., by sixth grade pupils dur- teaches the Pomeroy and Mid- opening prayer was offered by chael and R sru:wden Special a 0 _..., wllh ~ IOIIIl Meets Wednesday ing their field trip there last dleport LaUn classes is lite Thelma Hysell. Jeanette Carter music was p":'esented d~ring tbe ~WhaShul:r.,'!"""'endW Have ' · g • d · Wendy Carper gave the deovuons. The closmg . I n "' . e White Rose Lodge Auxiliary , sprm : , a VIsor. · · Snow· afternoon services Including, JesUB " fallowed by tbe Lord'l prayer was gtven by Roy frOui C.10 th B th hood 01 Hailroad on lhursday, October 13, the I , . e ro er group held its annual b u I b den. I two solos ' "Until" Then" • by Prayer•.• aerl'"',.... .. Pomtroy. Ohio Trammen met Wednesday af- planting on the hlll behind the I -~-~ The secretary'• report and Miss ~lley and Beyond the fnthlans by Mary Sbuler; J'tld. ternoon at the Legton ball m b I . i1 treasurer's report were given I Sunset by Mrs. Janice Cot· lng "Wben -lilt ChflolnD FRIDAY thru TuESDAY 00 Oct. 14-18 Middleport. Mrs. William Rob- sc • !: ~ by Jessie Grueser and Roy term, both of Lancaster. Mrs. Le~ve," by Lolo BeD, •·Mua WALT OISNEY"S son: president: conducted the I i, j Snowden. Mrs. neva Snowden Neva Pterce ol Bradbury New Friends," by Mf1111e Hunt. 4 'LT. ROBIN CRUSOE, busmess. meel1ng. gave the flower fund commit- served as accompanist. A duet "Down by lht Puture Gale," U.S.N."' AttencJmg were Mrs. Arthur ! % ij tee report. The class voted to was sung by Alberta Montgom- by Orpba Hlllllid ''I Wur My -TechnicolorDick Van Dykl Lewts, Mrs. P. L. Mttch, Mrs. rrtCetS •i , ilj purchase another microphone ~ry and Thelma .~cabel, Rummage," and 1 mlalottary Nancy Kwan Norman _ Wayland, Mrs. Her~ for the church amplifying sys-i Teach Me To Pray, with talk by Nor• Cn>u. . ""RUN, ~t~A~l:'ci(~. RUN" man Batley, Mrs. H. E. Bush, ~ tl tern Gamea and contests were Sabra Canday 88 accompanist. The group !J C!Ultlnl rap !Or -'fechnicotorMrs. James Souders, Mrs. Pat The Portland P.T.A. held Ks 7 ~ ended and Ernest Molden re- A quartet composed of Thelma ru and aloo makinl 1. quilt. O. Admi8Bion: 7ik & 40c Gallagher, Mrs. Walter Hayes, regular meetmg Monday, Oct. Mrs . Alfred Scarberry, Sr. of eel.~ the door prize. lc 0 Hysell, Ethel Nelson, Della : electloo day diDner 1118 iddleport, M Running time: 2 Hrs 40 min. Mrs. Robson and lllrs. Wil· ID at the Portland Grade school. Columbus, is spending the week cream cookies and punch were Phtlllps and Purl Van Meter ed and October If· was .~~~~~~~~~~========~' liam Woodard. Following the The meeting was called to in Middleport as the guest of served' The ne•t meeUng will sang "In the Garden WIt h P~an:' Prayer and Se~ Denio! meeting the group went to the order by the President, Maxine Mrs. Clara Staats. Mrs. Staats be heid at the home of Mr. Jesua," accompanied by Leona !t church at 7,30 p. m. &vMartin Restaurant for refresh- Durst, and opened by smgmg recently spent a week in Co- d Mrs Carl Hysll. Those King. Rev. Fred Albrec!tt of to el . menls. Hostesses were Mrs. "America," followed by the lumbus with Mrs. Scarberry :;'lending. were Mr. an~ Mrs. the New Marabfield church w~enll wert Wayland, Mrs. Woodard and pledge to the flag and the PTA , who resides with her daughter, Richard Grueser and son ClJar. ~ a solo and WM also lht rved by Mrs Shultr 'uiiiiiMrs. L. W. Walker. prayer. . . ISarah and family in Columbus. '''' Mr. and Mra. Purl Van· ~est speaker, delivering the : b Elsie Sb~er Tht'NnemHuberl Pnce mstalled the , Mrs. Scarberry is 1 former M ter G tl llid T "'" Mr sermon for the afternoon proY , ' tlle'Jio ATIEND SERVICES following off1cers for the 1966- , resident of Middleport. fjoy Silo~..: Mr: gram. Rev. Jobn Wyatt of Park- Iter meetmg wUI be at ml Several members of . t h e 61 school year : Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil- ~ Mrs. Clair Taytw, Mr. ersburg, W. Va., was scheduled ol Mrs. Jerry Hill. . Kntghts of_ Pythtas of Middle- PreStd~nt, Maxine Durst: hoan were visitors in Parkers- ihif Mrs. Efll!lll ~o!deq, to be the speaker, but was un. port were tn Galhpohs Tuesday Vtce-prestdent, Freda Deeter, burg this week. and Mrs. Victof Braley, Mr. able to come due to i~•- Rall D M t!llg evening to attend memorial ser- Secretary, Ann Boso, and Trea- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wil"'n are and Mrs. Carl' Byllli, Miss! Bill Carter, the host minister, Y ay ee vtces for lite late Palsy S. Fro- surer, Iva Lawrence. . ' residing in the Scarberl')' prop- lltlen Mae Nelaon aitd Mr. ond was in charge of lite afternoon b Held Recently a member of Naom• Lodge Room mollters and vanous I 1bJ dirtor and flmily 10rvices. A all day meeting of 11it No. 55 Knights of Pythias. Th.-,. comm1tt~s were named for cr and Mrs. Edward Crooks · ·· · ' Tile program committee In Lau~l 6'u 11 and HyseU Ron Ho':'ce McElhinny, Karl the commg year. The attend- . d d ht rs have moved ll charge of planning was The!- Fr Methodlot churches 00 IUI•en, Shtriey Wolf, Bus Wal- ance award went to tbe 1st and · :r~m t~~r ~roperty 00 BroadU I' rna Michael, Roy Snowden, Sa- w;~ of the Mllllonary Socloand Emerson Jones. 2nd grade rooms. way to their newly purchased bra Canaday and Thelma Hy- ty wao held recently ~I the l!yormer Elmer Matsell, Approximately 100 persons sell o... church th f b orne, e f atte ded ·-· · · tox home on High St. C0 r Anb k. t dl --~ Talks and demonotratlona ~n . tal as e aner was oe .. ~ k .. . d Gene Crooks, semor en Mrs. Charles Hoffman enter- t l2'30 m . th church miaslonary wor wer• ••veo student at Ohio State llnlver- taJned tbe Sew-Rite Sewing club ~ t p.Th · 1~ 0 ltteo during forenoon by LoraiDI slty, visited recently wiUl hls Wednesday evening at be r includ.::' Jeas~e Gru!~Reva Einsmtnger and Lola Powelloon parento, Mr. and Mrs. Waite!' home, Lincoln Heighto. Snowden and Jeannette ol Zanesville; Loll ~ anci Crooks. A short business session was Pauline Jones Columbus, anci Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tribble of conducted by Mrs. Harold Hood, Clara Rice and Coleen Jolinsoo CIISrleston, W. Va. spent the president. Plalll were made for Birthday Observed of Cambridge. Several guesll weekend bere with her parents, a dinner at Crow's Steak Houae By Sewing Circle were present from Columbua. Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett, October 26, at 7 p.m. Names The btrthaay of Mn<. Theo- A potluck dinner wao oerved Sr. Mr. Hackett Is confined to were drawn for Christmas dore Mora wa!: observed when at noon and in tbe aftefhOOil Veterans Memorial Hospital due lift exchan~e. The traveling tbe Busy Bee Sewin~ Circle a film "'A MIJslonary Tour ol to illness. prize donated by Mrs Ella ol Trinity United Church of Africa" was shown and ox. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Aleshire Gilmore Jr., was awarded to\Christ met Thursday at the plained by Lals Baldwin. of Daytoo spent the "'"'ekend Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken. Mrs. church for an all day meeting. with her brother and family, William Gaddis and Mrs. Ron-' A potluck dinner was served IN DECKliOUSE m Mr. and Mrs. Richard CIISm- aid Browning received a birth- at noon to Mro. Mora, Miss Marine Private First ClaSE bers and son, Eric. day gift from their 'IOCfet pal. Lena Grueser, Mrs. Fred• Michael A. Caephart, 1011 of Mrs. Paul Grueser, Middle- A aalad course was served by Mitch, Mrs. Clarence Ma89ar. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L. Capeport, and her sister, Mrs. Ma- the hosteSI to the above and Mrs. Walter Baer, Mrs. Ben bart ol Pomeroy, participated bel Wolfe of Pomeroy, bav• re- Mrs. Raymond Baity, Mrs. Don Neutzling, Mrs. Adam Ebers- in Operation Deckhouse Ill, as turned from Wheeling, W. Va., Mullen, Mrs. Dayton Strickland, bach, Mrs. Louis Reibel, Mrs. a member of Marine Batfallon where they aUended funeral Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mrs. Oun- Olho Murray, Mrs. Clara Kerr, Landing Team, First Ba~•llon. services for Mrs. Stella Baker, ald Collins, Mrs. Edward Well• Mn. Amanda Kaspar and Mrs. 2tlth Marines, near the Provwbo died there Tuesday. and Mrs. Donald Mcl\nigbt. Carl Shields. 1nce of Blnb Tuy, Viet Nam. i~y I S , Cl b ewtng Plans Dinner 0 n 0 be 26 .. Carter. • GET YOURAUYO LOAN HERE NOW••• AND SAVE! ~ If you reaDy want fast action-and want ' ' to save money on the over-all cost of your new car-finance it here anil. now. Come in and see how quickly, conveniently, and economically we can put that car in your garage ••• now! Look twice ••• and see how .JMA Castle has translated the classics for fall ••• soft, appealing. all-wool separates for simple good looks. Ribbon front cardigan, 34-40 for U.OO, tops a neat sleeveless shell, 34-42, 8.00. Match--mate is a plaid, bias cut A-Skirt, fiNly Uned and belted. 5-15, 15.00. Nubby cable cardigan, 34-40, 13.00 heads a matching tweed starburst A·Skirt that's fully lined. 5-15 and 8-18, 12.00. All in Brick, Fern, Teal or Plum. Sweaters in frosted shades that matCh perfectly. BAHR CLOTHIERS • MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~~~-u-· - - - ' Finance your car or truck HERE! Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ~!* W POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Several former Rutland residents returned Swtday, October 9, to attend the Rutland Church of Christ homecoming 1 services. I Among them were Mr. and [ Mrs. W. D. Lanning of Fairborn, their daughter, Mrs. Ro- : Robert Hill of Dayton, Mrs. ' Flossie Weismiller of Columbus. Mrs. Leafy Borton and daughter, Mi>s Mildred Barton and lrtend of Groveport, Roy Grimes and daughters, Kath· ryn, Frances and Juanita, of East Fultonham, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bailey and family of Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winn and Mro. Neva Pierce of Bradbury, Wilbur The- [ obald, Middleport; Mrs. Ethel Burson ol Athens and her 1 daugltter and son-In-law, Mr. and Mra. Charles Amos and daughter of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Johnson and son, .James of Marietta, Mra. Alma Brown, Cuyahoga Falla, and her son, Dwight Brown of St. Albans, W. Va. and Mn. •. .......... . ·. ·. ,. "" ~"' f . . '. POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ~ -·-• • ••.• - Make Elberlelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center·· For Furniture -and Furnishing For Your Home·· and Wearing Apparel For Your Family. Shop on Saturday from 9 AM to 9 PM in the Evening 1 Servtng Melgs County tor .,.,, 94 year• ------------------..i~Loio ""1!,...___,_______ ' Former Residents A.Uend Homecoming ~· . • • ·· ·· ·• r •~- · ·· -·· · · · -·-- • CoiteriU of Lancaater. - -·-.---• .. · - - ·· - - · · Shop Friday Until 8 PM ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY IL.---------- -~~~,--.,"1'.•.~<~::.~~-.:.:"~.--~~ .. ...".'~~".'•..~~~.~.- ...--~ • ' 'i. •' ... " ' ' �'. ' ,; ,{ . .~ '. ·~ ~~ . ·' ~) I, ,'l .. ' •j .. "• . r' \ ' •'f., ·' ' ¥.... . J ' '. NAVY fiJNKS Pl'l'1' Sllllday 'nmea·Sentlnt!, -Sunday, Oct. 11, 1068 PITI'SBURGH (UPI) - Dave COLUMBIA Mo. tl1PI) and John Church kicked · Vera~tlle Ray Thorpe soothed MIIIIOUI'i's frustrated·· offense burgh Into eac:ape-JIIQOI 1S.IWIY when IMI sP,ed 42 and stu~llagered Navy · dirt on '• lateral Ifellilera sealed the lltached wltb , •._ lhe 48te11~lnterceptlOuS .. the iilbicl~ 'nger... 7..0 B!l scored an easy 24-7 foolb.U YlclorY . over S.turdQ•.' ·Okllboma Slate. ., .., .. ' 8:'1 flel!!n Buttel .... ..s- ,.,..,....,. • .....,.., l)lddle . .IMIOM - llda ..... M, , I W C. 'lllldll, tl, lyra· ......,...,dlldNJ.,IIItli&lll n' 'ell 11111er ~ aer llol)dtiL ' I'IlDiral-~~nlc'eal ... Du ,, ., -.; 1n Pl. ,.. , 11, 1111 . . the daulbltr cllbll .... 4 Ill" Stew8l't IIIII 111r R11111 Stewart. bttea h t•, lair lllllband, Cbarlea (IM) , ~· Mall()n; two 110111, Robert, Brilliant, 0., pi! Olarlea, ·BitlomingtoD; lJI. dian~~; tour dau,htera, Mrt, Sar- ,I '· I '·I------...,..- PVHI'ING IIV!L I Nm9 BRUNSWICK, N. J. NAPLES ·:.~ 1 IUPI) - Army capitalized on ~ ..J:.d ldl • ..,.., •..,. a pair of fumDJe reooverlea ~ frlellll IIi p uplllellt fill' lbe Ru'-~ JO Ylf1! line to wllo .IIMI!d llave IliON claml score a tooehclowu td each bl,!f fa b11 ,IPipetli 1\e ·~ Saturday IJ1d then him& on lllih teearrid ThDrr~ay 11 • fDI a tougbl defense to record a It llfUIIy lloteotre1!81e. 1(.9 victory In a punlinl duel. :!': (IJPI;,.; ... > w11 • • ,., •• p.m. ·•t'0 , " the ITliMII llllllrtm Churdtl II Syracu8t, tl lll1iiiJ hi Wil l ...;.,; . '! 1 mm~~er. ' The Rev. Paul Sellen wll1 officiate with burial in Greenwood ce~tery, Rlielne= Frlendl may c.n at lbe EJrin& FU!Ief· al home till noon on Monday ah Butrls, Lake Placid. Flor- when the body wlll be taken Ida ;Mrs. Mildred Stauley, to lbe churdt. MOUIIt Veraon, 0.; Mrt, Jee Survivon lncfllde bill wilt Cartwr11ht and Mrs 'Lucme, Belle Bealrlca Diddle, Raynes, both. of MalOn; 18' cuae three 1011.!1 Floyd G. ~andcblldren ; lllld . 17 great Kmmelh lllld Davld '811 of grudehlldren; a· brother, Jim ratyse; three daughten, Mrl. Slewart, Pt. PleaS801t; three Ills-, Herman Martll, Pomeroy; Mrs. tera, Mrt. Ludl Jloulh; Mason; W. C. Cundlff, 9yracu1e and Mra. Marilla Klytla, Ollc:aao, Mrs. Paul Osborne, Luculer; lli. and Mrt. M&riBrel Wheel- two lllllers, Mlsa Cbeaale Dlder, St. M8rle, MlchliiD. die and Mrs. Maude Tucker ,of Funeral aervlcea will be at Wellsburg, W. VI. alld sevei'll the Fosti!IOJII Funeral home ·ll'andcblldren. ... Mlllldly 11 2:30 p.m. with the '· ReV'. Lelllr -R. Lane ofll~tTO IAlWBR 1..\KB lng.' Burial. wll1 be in Gravel Starting Oct. 29, Forked Run Hlll eellleler.y, Chesldn. Lake In eastern Meigs County, Frlenda 111111' ~ ~~ the loner· wlU be drawn down 8 feet for II bome. IllY . llmt Ilia' noon replacement of aand and olb111 limday. MrL Ingels was 1 er shore work. mem!Mr ol 1he Ma11011 !.Ull. churCh. ' A .-r~~, lolm Wll1lmp lqell, PLAN HAM .SHOOT prectded IJer ill dt.til: A· ham abool wll1 be held Sunday; bet. li at the Ilaac Walton League farm, IJIOIIIGied by the Chesler Fire Dtpart- ·eonegeSoor~ TJGEII8 Ifill ,OI!l ,.. ·~~ . ~ ~\·. ::r . .,.,., ~ .., ;·,;.-. ... . )\;'; . "1,:;~ Io'1SCOUNT PRICES HIT I INEW .,LOWS" IN A I • !'DRAMATIC SUPER~DISCOUNT DEMONSTRATION BY REVCOI ........ . menl. ' '' OUR . !.. . . . Becat:me Revco invented Htotal discounting'· in the ·' That is why we cordially invite you to sample the :.-i~.s;ailngs-available every day-on all nationally fam·ous · .:.,.:brands as wen as Revco Quality Products. Choose from . ~ -<' \,. . >' • _,..,w ·' the thousands of drug1 cosmetic, vitamin and sundry :·~.-. products at R~'s refreshingly new low prices. MIDGET PRESS Will Be Open For Business Mondey Morning October 17th ., • OUAIIIANTEE,D A LIIIETIMI ••• · Shop as critically as you like. We feel certain that You-like miDions of your.friends and neighb~rs-will find that 'every Day is Saving.s Day on Everything at Revcol" MIDGET PRESS '· tiANDSOM!: ACOI!NT8 . 0 " DOOR '.i PRitE:·~· ~. ·. ·E CH" Ci/JlY PROTECT ·. .·. s~veral Speeial Pan•ls ·For ',. fri~~ So Low T~at You Cdh"t AND BEAUTIFY '$ $'$$. •, . I ' i' . •' •' \ ·\ ~ ., ' ,, i> \I'· ' ""'• ) I ·'' '-,,: II . I• I 1' ' j i ., ,· i ' ..' I ~ ~ II f;. ' r.·. ·)· l.i AVE,N'UE Ohio '· ·~U.-9 ,.; CAROLINA L-R and SUPPLY CO. Cooh I" C•rry e 675-1160 C111i & Delivery e Pt. Plaooant · Budtat ftl1n ~.,:... __,___ __ DISaUtT -~·. . . ' /. .. ' �'. ' ,; ,{ . .~ '. ·~ ~~ . ·' ~) I, ,'l .. ' •j .. "• . r' \ ' •'f., ·' ' ¥.... . J ' '. NAVY fiJNKS Pl'l'1' Sllllday 'nmea·Sentlnt!, -Sunday, Oct. 11, 1068 PITI'SBURGH (UPI) - Dave COLUMBIA Mo. tl1PI) and John Church kicked · Vera~tlle Ray Thorpe soothed MIIIIOUI'i's frustrated·· offense burgh Into eac:ape-JIIQOI 1S.IWIY when IMI sP,ed 42 and stu~llagered Navy · dirt on '• lateral Ifellilera sealed the lltached wltb , •._ lhe 48te11~lnterceptlOuS .. the iilbicl~ 'nger... 7..0 B!l scored an easy 24-7 foolb.U YlclorY . over S.turdQ•.' ·Okllboma Slate. ., .., .. ' 8:'1 flel!!n Buttel .... ..s- ,.,..,....,. • .....,.., l)lddle . .IMIOM - llda ..... M, , I W C. 'lllldll, tl, lyra· ......,...,dlldNJ.,IIItli&lll n' 'ell 11111er ~ aer llol)dtiL ' I'IlDiral-~~nlc'eal ... Du ,, ., -.; 1n Pl. ,.. , 11, 1111 . . the daulbltr cllbll .... 4 Ill" Stew8l't IIIII 111r R11111 Stewart. bttea h t•, lair lllllband, Cbarlea (IM) , ~· Mall()n; two 110111, Robert, Brilliant, 0., pi! Olarlea, ·BitlomingtoD; lJI. dian~~; tour dau,htera, Mrt, Sar- ,I '· I '·I------...,..- PVHI'ING IIV!L I Nm9 BRUNSWICK, N. J. NAPLES ·:.~ 1 IUPI) - Army capitalized on ~ ..J:.d ldl • ..,.., •..,. a pair of fumDJe reooverlea ~ frlellll IIi p uplllellt fill' lbe Ru'-~ JO Ylf1! line to wllo .IIMI!d llave IliON claml score a tooehclowu td each bl,!f fa b11 ,IPipetli 1\e ·~ Saturday IJ1d then him& on lllih teearrid ThDrr~ay 11 • fDI a tougbl defense to record a It llfUIIy lloteotre1!81e. 1(.9 victory In a punlinl duel. :!': (IJPI;,.; ... > w11 • • ,., •• p.m. ·•t'0 , " the ITliMII llllllrtm Churdtl II Syracu8t, tl lll1iiiJ hi Wil l ...;.,; . '! 1 mm~~er. ' The Rev. Paul Sellen wll1 officiate with burial in Greenwood ce~tery, Rlielne= Frlendl may c.n at lbe EJrin& FU!Ief· al home till noon on Monday ah Butrls, Lake Placid. Flor- when the body wlll be taken Ida ;Mrs. Mildred Stauley, to lbe churdt. MOUIIt Veraon, 0.; Mrt, Jee Survivon lncfllde bill wilt Cartwr11ht and Mrs 'Lucme, Belle Bealrlca Diddle, Raynes, both. of MalOn; 18' cuae three 1011.!1 Floyd G. ~andcblldren ; lllld . 17 great Kmmelh lllld Davld '811 of grudehlldren; a· brother, Jim ratyse; three daughten, Mrl. Slewart, Pt. PleaS801t; three Ills-, Herman Martll, Pomeroy; Mrs. tera, Mrt. Ludl Jloulh; Mason; W. C. Cundlff, 9yracu1e and Mra. Marilla Klytla, Ollc:aao, Mrs. Paul Osborne, Luculer; lli. and Mrt. M&riBrel Wheel- two lllllers, Mlsa Cbeaale Dlder, St. M8rle, MlchliiD. die and Mrs. Maude Tucker ,of Funeral aervlcea will be at Wellsburg, W. VI. alld sevei'll the Fosti!IOJII Funeral home ·ll'andcblldren. ... Mlllldly 11 2:30 p.m. with the '· ReV'. Lelllr -R. Lane ofll~tTO IAlWBR 1..\KB lng.' Burial. wll1 be in Gravel Starting Oct. 29, Forked Run Hlll eellleler.y, Chesldn. Lake In eastern Meigs County, Frlenda 111111' ~ ~~ the loner· wlU be drawn down 8 feet for II bome. IllY . llmt Ilia' noon replacement of aand and olb111 limday. MrL Ingels was 1 er shore work. mem!Mr ol 1he Ma11011 !.Ull. churCh. ' A .-r~~, lolm Wll1lmp lqell, PLAN HAM .SHOOT prectded IJer ill dt.til: A· ham abool wll1 be held Sunday; bet. li at the Ilaac Walton League farm, IJIOIIIGied by the Chesler Fire Dtpart- ·eonegeSoor~ TJGEII8 Ifill ,OI!l ,.. ·~~ . ~ ~\·. ::r . .,.,., ~ .., ;·,;.-. ... . )\;'; . "1,:;~ Io'1SCOUNT PRICES HIT I INEW .,LOWS" IN A I • !'DRAMATIC SUPER~DISCOUNT DEMONSTRATION BY REVCOI ........ . menl. ' '' OUR . !.. . . . Becat:me Revco invented Htotal discounting'· in the ·' That is why we cordially invite you to sample the :.-i~.s;ailngs-available every day-on all nationally fam·ous · .:.,.:brands as wen as Revco Quality Products. Choose from . ~ -<' \,. . >' • _,..,w ·' the thousands of drug1 cosmetic, vitamin and sundry :·~.-. products at R~'s refreshingly new low prices. MIDGET PRESS Will Be Open For Business Mondey Morning October 17th ., • OUAIIIANTEE,D A LIIIETIMI ••• · Shop as critically as you like. We feel certain that You-like miDions of your.friends and neighb~rs-will find that 'every Day is Saving.s Day on Everything at Revcol" MIDGET PRESS '· tiANDSOM!: ACOI!NT8 . 0 " DOOR '.i PRitE:·~· ~. ·. ·E CH" Ci/JlY PROTECT ·. .·. s~veral Speeial Pan•ls ·For ',. fri~~ So Low T~at You Cdh"t AND BEAUTIFY '$ $'$$. •, . I ' i' . •' •' \ ·\ ~ ., ' ,, i> \I'· ' ""'• ) I ·'' '-,,: II . I• I 1' ' j i ., ,· i ' ..' I ~ ~ II f;. ' r.·. ·)· l.i AVE,N'UE Ohio '· ·~U.-9 ,.; CAROLINA L-R and SUPPLY CO. Cooh I" C•rry e 675-1160 C111i & Delivery e Pt. Plaooant · Budtat ftl1n ~.,:... __,___ __ DISaUtT -~·. . . ' /. .. ' �.. •• • ;) ' >\j . i.l . ·~·I •t ' 1!1•' 1 . ,_._ ; l 50 Years Ago on the River .,. '-'·.,l;''· J ' M 13! Burned Auto at Wharf !; . ' • IS Top River News Item of 50 Years Ago o'clock, the machine was fowid day mingling willt friends. ~~ l)et. II, m1 - The GreenLABOR TROIJIIIJ: /packet II IIIIer tH Clnclnnatf. ,Barrell was built at Jefferson- revival ol river business whe 11Je Greyhound Js laid up 01 a<>- jwood ll 'reporte4 to have J>eeo/ Oct. II, 1111 - Fr\d&Y of 1Loulsvllle trade~ Ule days jvllle, Ind., Ill 1894, by lbe the locks and dams are corr auto at the Gallipolis wflQrf, blaze could be entinguished, the count of low water. floated oil the' bar at Greenup last -k, roosters at Memphis of lite City ol Pittaburgb. ,campbell's Creek Coal Co. and pieted, which will be ill a ve;; low water navigation, and lab- top was badly damaged.' At the The Ruth 1J laid up 11 Park· by pool water aad paased down eem811ded $126 a month IIIII Tile City of Plttsbc:rgb waa a was a valuable boat. The Bar· lew years. or troubles were the top items tnal Tues<lay the plamtiff was ersburg on accouhl of low for Cincinnati. outgoiRg packeta were forced gigantic tanura fiom beginning ' relt was insured by a Cin- ' In the river news of 50 years represented by Frank. P. Moats water. As resulllof ·lite loeb ·The excuralon .steamer Hom- to pay It. AI no lime In the to end, and Is '181d never to cinnati agency. Ocl. 17, IJII- A large bargo ago. , and the defendant by T. /1., and dams . already completed er Smith an'1ved Saturday at past bas labor Olj .the river re- have made a dollar for her Captain Edward Schoenbaum, ·of sand and gravel sank al th The River News Items of I Brown. Alter bearing the evi· the Rulli tfa.. werated a 11 Clncimlatl from Louisville and ceivod sllch wages, IIIB the ""'"'"· The City of Pillsburgb receiver for the defunct Mar· ' loot of Gallipolis Island SundaJ the Gallipolis Daily Tribune of , dence of the witnesses Squire summer jn the Pittsburgh·Park- laid up on account of low steamboa.t rate IJ no bigher ended ber career several yeara l met Coal Co., will operate night where tile Smith anc October 1916 tells the stories: Butcher decided in favor of tbe ,ersbl!l'g trade. It wUJ be only ;water. ' than II was 20 yean ago, ago near Paducail, Ky., wben ,mines at Marmet, W.Va., and Pfaff digger is at work. It I! 1 DAMAGE SUIT plaintiff and gave judeement a few yaers until there II Ocl. 18, 1911 -The Gree• The colored rousters bave no sbe burned and 70 llv01 were ,ship by rail. It is said no coal thought that the heavy laa< Oct 14, 1916- A rather In· for $167.79. Notice was given navigable stage the year around ·wood after getting OV"'' Green- organlzatioa but wben It comes lost. iwlll be aflowed to pa!s over in the barge aprung the bottom terest1ng damage suit was that an appeal will be takeR betw~nPittsburgh, Cincinna· up Shoals was unable to pass to carrying on a strike they The Homer Smith lost a trip the company's river tipple. The , IOQse, . tried Tuesday at Parkersburg and the case carried to circuit ti ,and Louisvt\1!. . RIver over Bonanza Bar near Ports- lean put it allover the white In the .Cincinnati • LoulsvUie ,4Joating property consisting of ! Mine operators ol.ong the Ka· before Judge Butcher, the 1 court. business will then tmprove rapo mouth and went back to Sc10to- ma1. It Ia believed an appeal trade this -'< oa account of the towboat Florence Mar. . nawha R1ver and the K & M. case being that oi George C. 1' LOW WATER idly. , ville slid laid up 1<1 walt for a. wfil be !J13de to Memphis aulb- a loose wrist. Repaira were 1met, bargee and pumpboat, It Railroad are expeT!encing an Holliday vs. Hornbrook and Oct. 12, 1916 - Navigation 0<1. 14, 1918 - It Is report- rise. · :orities that unless ·I coloied made at LouisviUe. /is reported, will be sold. The unusual shortage of ears at lids K•mple, owners of the local is suspended between here ed that efforts will be made to The Courier has take• the man shows a more favorable ' Florence M•nnet is at Cincln· time. Coal from several of the •11ar!boat, and the suit was to and Cincinnati on account of ,fl""l the Greenwood whic!J bas Greenwood's place during low ' inclination, the river front ! Ocl. II, ltll - The large nati. Imines 'bas been loaded onto rec.over damages for an au\o, low water. Only one steam- ~ been agrouDd near Greenup by , water in lite Cillcinll . atJ.LouJs. loungers will be forced to leave 11owboat Oocar Barrett, former· , It is reported at Pittsburgh barges In the . Kanawha R•ver wh1ob wa~ damaged by fire. boat, tile Liberty .. is operating Jetting water out of the pool /ville trade. The Cincinnati crew Memphis. ly the powerful Kanawha Riv- · thst a •ew company will be and will be shipped to southero The machme was Shipped here on the upper Oh•o River, out above Dam 28. The Courier which baa been ou the Green· He~·e are other bits of lnte... .er steel towboat E. R. And· formed to build a b1g steel ports rn that way. from East Liverpool on the of Wheeling. reached Cincilll1all and laid wood went on the Courier. Tbe :esting River Newa lrom 10 rews, was deolroyed by fire wharf for Pittsburgh and a One Tell City and was delivered on Captain Peter Lallance and up. Maysville is the head of river Is d£tWII to a very Jow :years ago: j•t Cairo, m., fast I' rid ay line of paekets for the Pitts- ' Washington Irving gave the wharlboat in the evening, ergineer Charles Brown of the navlgatioR for Cincinnati pack.! stage between Pittsburgh and ' Oct. 10, 1111 - The Homer InighL 'l1le upper works of the burgh • Cincinnati trade. The New York City the nickname The nex1 morning about four Greyhound· were in town Fri- ,ets. 1Cincinnati. 15Jnith Is the flrsl dayllgltt Barrett were burRed of!. The new ~omp~y_ anti~~ates tbe_~ol Gotha~._---· ____ BY DICK TIIOMA!l Mi A DAMAGE suit for a burned to be on fire and before I Hilarious Dialogue in the Mountain State · Surely one of the season'a moll bllarl· ous plays is that dllllogue between the West Virgima clUes of Hunlln(IOn and Charleston whose leadlnl cltlze111 are eon· dueling a two-cornered vendelta for 1 jetport. Already, the contest for federal 10vern· men! handouts which will have to nnance the jetport nas degenerated Into name calling and character 8918ssinatlon. Huntington'' perfect logic for the "rnld· way location" (between the cllles) Isn't accepted in Charleston, say HuniiJlitonl· ans, because ol pigheadedness, stupidity, {)r selfishness, or all three. However. Charleston bus!ne88 leadera cannot understand why Huntlnaton, 1 mere province at Charleston, perhaps even a suburb, of the state CapHal, could presume even to meddle in the alto of the Jetport which was their Idea in t be first place and must be located only at Grafton, some 17 minutea drive from Charleston' (about three Utnes as long needed to drive from Huntlngtoo). It IJ of llltlt significance tltat the jetport at Grafton <according to an et11lneerlng survey paid for by Huntin(IOn lllteresll) whould coat II f5 million illor,t. And ' frntn the atulllde of Charleston, . IODIO Hunllnaton fllllbt u well ao scrounge up ill own jetport. Jutl 10 Charleston gets Ill Jetport 1.1 .ell lbll Jl!l!llra. On the lace ol It, HtiJIIIaalon appears to ban mucb the a~er cue. Charles·. IDII, 10' far, 11 Ult:e a chlnamiD who caught tryltll to Ileal I pilOt of ~ast Asia real estate, 1111111 uve lace. The Capital leatlm aren't manhalUna liP heavy argo. meniJ Jeav1111 111. to Ul1iJI!t they have DOlle lbat wm ltiDd t1tt pll o1 pubUc ••· posure. . Amldlt all t1tt lhuader - malnly from the tlnclion ol Jlunllnaton - we'd Ult:e to know what · the ordiDat7 people of the two 'Well VirliDia cities lb1ul: about iL . 11'1 loin& to be eveeyoue'a money eventually thll buya lht jetport wbalover pock. et It coma from wllen built. .Meanwlllle, lh• M 1011 ca Sol far, It IJ a oomady ol the jollteat aor( The loiP ol bod! clUes, IOd of those areu of Kentul>ky and Qlllo who aliO would un the jetport, mUll· q Dl!'; llte edge of their bol seatt. wallfllll lor the ·ell· mn, hopinc llle IIJ«rapplng won't dellroy the entire production. i a/ I . for 27 years. 8Dd see the tolb. · .' 1 "Go Away, Boy, Ycu Bother.Meltt> I ' The Sunday Times-Sentine~ Sunday, Oct. 16, 1966-5 Jane Young is Homecoming Ann Y•ung wu erownredJane 1966 Gallia Academy Hlgb School Homecoming' QueeR in pre-game ceremonies at the Blue Devli-Nelsonvllle foatball game on Friday Bight. Miss Young, sponso11!d · by )he Hi· Y Club,' ~aa ~owned by ~aptaln Garry Snilth. 1 The homecoming queen Is . a member of FutuN Tescbers ' of _America, Future · Businesa I Leaders; G&lllll Script I I I fl, , Thespian Club· .inc! .'lias Valen· : fine, · BaD attendant. She was selected queea by vote of the 1 ilgb schioJ llllde!\t body. 'rile U iither eariilida,!;J 'Mi~ Youni f!llierod on18;· field r~,;,f! ~vertj~ were esoork!d llr .a rest!ftod lion In litint of die ·.Ga!UpoliJ stands. Names as homeroming Ill· ~Is went ¥1!111 Suaan Mill'· gan, sponsored by the Future ' Farmers of Amerie'- m1 Miu , .J~~·· Campbell. b)' ~. . Future Businesa Leadero Miss Morgan iJ a member of .'fti.HJ.Y, hture Nw:se~ of America and iB 1 varsity cheer· leader. Mice Campbell balds membership In the Future loess Leaders of America «· ganization, ia also a ~~~=~~I No Longer Can Disease Hide· Artificial hearts, organ tran~plmlll IUid the latest wonder drug to treat diJeaat are wflat usually capture the headline• In the medical news these days. But at the same time, another revalue lion. albeit a quieter one, Is taking place in the area of diagnosis - lhe treatment or disease. One of ·the most amazing new techniques is biomedical telemetry. A patient can't swallow 8 physician, but he can now do ltle nert best thing - swallow a radio transn'litter, thanks to miniaturized com· ponents. Developed by Dr. R. Stuart Mackay of the Univer.ity of California, the largest "radio pill '' is the size of a large drug t'8psule and contains a complete FM ra- dio set. There are even amallu units. Included in the pill a battery, an· liD' tenna, the transmitter circuit and one or are more of a variety of sensing transducefl capable of monitoring body processes. Av· erage cost of the sending • receiving as- prlnll. For Qample, mentally retarded . !Dflllll whooe 'l'others were uposed to German meules during pregnancy can often be spotted at birth from the alteration Ill theTr fingerprints somehow caused by the virus. And sinee handprints don't change once they are formed, dermat<Jglyphlsts can use them to dlsllngui:~h between congenital (inborn) and acquired heart disease. The eyes, too, reveal more than poe~~ · realize. AI a recent International OIPiJ'ess of Huml\n Genetics in Chicago, opthalmotogist Dr. llllrold F. Falls ol !1Je University o! Michislljl .list.ed 811- dltfeVet ' aad ·wapa~ ' lal dlaor4ers w~lch he. sild an · aiJit .Phf· sician can detect by observing ch&nJIOI In the eyes. , ller~'s, looiin~. ~~ yG!). : . .· '. i SaQc~ f~r, die Gander I f l ' l f I '. J .,...red r' . ,1 sembly is Jess than 120. A higlt school football coach In MlnnesoAccording to doctor • engineer Mackay, ta has hit upon · a novel W8J to punisb . tlte pioneer in biomedical telemetry, radio players wbo fumble the ball. pill' can be used to measure such thinJ• . l'l)e fwuhler ~ ill, parry a loOtllall P" as drug activity, heart and brain .func-. , . orywnere lie. ,sou for , a week .,. lo . .IIIII / lions, intestinal temperature, stomach aofrom r.llooJ, to class, ~& ·lunch, even In tha ldity and in)omaJ pressure and bleedinJ. shower. • E:ven as they are getting 1 real insidt II Will lle lntertilina til IN II' Uvlil& pUbview of the body's workings, doctors art llcly with bll shame wlll male the olfond· learning moro about it from the outside. er sure-fingered aDd fumble-prool. ' Rod ale's Health Bulletin reporll that they It tJ aliO illilrlllina ·to 'PICUillt 011 are starting to read palms for signs of di. what mlllrt llappon II lbl aaaelt were lo sease. impose the same penalty on llillllel! and · This has nothing to do with the ancient wear a dunce CliP lor a wbt~~evw bt clli:IPI practice of palmi•try. It's called palmer Hade In jll' ..,q~ pllf, , .•· ·. ,, dermatoglyphics and has developed to II would be a practical demonitrallon ol the point where specific medical problems team pia~ - and democr~. ean be recognized from hand and fool· /N~TMTAEA/JEA AE~PfJN.tl A~ANTS- Jan~Anll •~'IW!I~~~t~e ~~~ ~ lll~"lier QUEEJ'( AND ,Queen Young Is s'he IWII1ltentJ. ants watched the Galllpul!s Blue Devil-Nelsollv,IIIe game after they b"ail been honor&! in pre-game ceremonies. Later in the evening they wert~ honored at ~ homecQI!Iing dance. On the left ll Joyce Compbell, and ill the middle, Susan Morgan. er 1Dd a member ol tile Nurses of America. , The queeo 1Dd hec lltolldanls were honored at • bom..,(HII· ·I1 QUEEN CROWNED- Vickie May, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan ing dJnce wbrm foUowN . May, New Haven, was crowned Queep at Wahama's Homecoming festivities on game. Cara used ill 1M Friday wheJl tbey played Racine Her escort was Ray Sisk. son ol Mr. and Mrs. ada ..... flnisbed by lllanlln Fri a GaDJpolts lfAllln. Miss Harris is Crowned, Homecoming QUeen Churchillian Mastery Who llad, or bas, . the sreateat speaking voice ol Ill, pall Jl 7111'1!? · ' · 'nils wu. lbe queslloa 'laked In .a poll conducted by Brllllh llldliltries Corp. marketer& of moi'd playfl" eqlli(IIIIO!II~ llllOJII vllitort to a .~ip lldt!!\Y ilh,W , 1'!1 , New York. . The winner was Winston ~ eWaely lollowed liy J'tanklJn D. ROaile.tlt llld , Jolul XeltDad,.. . · , · t : , , . · Not surprisingly, actors reulvecj a aub' slmttlal number of votes, lneltidilil .Richard Burton, oraon WeUes aDd S!r Li\11'" ence Olivier. Allo among fll'or!teb was Congress' organ-lltroated orator, Sen. Everett .M. Dirksen. ueen Raymond Sisk, Mason. Attendants were Jeanette Miller, daughter of Mrs. Jose· phine Miller, New Haven; .Pam Roush, daughter of Mr. Roland Roush. Mason, W. Va.; Audrey Shuler, daughter of Mrs. Lillian Shuler; Sharon Roach, dough· ter Ill Mr. and Mn. Dale Roach, New Haven. The Wahama White Falcon Band entered the lleld at half time and formed a square U and played Miss America .'it whicb lima the Queen was crowned. lhe Racine Band presented the pre-game sbow. I BandShows Mlsl .arglt IJinllt, -=~ port High School - , I ed u l!mwom•ng Quooeal the Mlddleport.Pomtroy ..... I. ball game l'l'iday avening. Harria, daughter of lo!r. ¥f11. Eugene Harrts, waa lected by the llndeol body. r. ' ( -.. ' .!" • ,,.~, • j. ' • ' .... I·' "'-·.1, • . ' 'fi ';j~, ' . \ ,. . ' .;.1 0\,, • j .~ (' .: . .:' !' ~-~ I [,l1iJ ' l,()[,jf Delight Fans A very entertaining shew was present~ at lht annual Gallipolis homrromin ~ Crowning the queea wu mer Homecoming ~ dra Holllnshod G....... relgning queen was IIICOI'Ied to lite field by Jim Bufcher. game Friday nigh! on Mrmor· ial Field with the band for the plaudits of lhe huge throng. It was a big night for 1h • Blue Devil marching band. Pri - or to the game they marr ht>d mid·field using ::~ rEvolving precision pattern, serenadef.J the arrival of the QU'f'en ca ndl· lo Davis, Junior, escorted by !loR Nel· .On; Miss Shells Majer, 901100.1 ~lllQI'O, escorted by Bob Priddy; Susao Morris, senior, es-. eorted by Wayne Davia; Slierry Shuler, sophomore, were driven around the Slaven, Junior, escorted I ·Mike Gerlach and [~ndy Swartz, senlnr, escorte.t l Charley Holcttnb. dates, and played "Auld Lang Syne" in honor or Miss JHne Ann Young, who was crownf'd queen. Following the corona· lion the band played for flag raising. was given 1 .IDd each I'06ell ~~-:.a:w;:.u high-stepp in~ Blue Devil musiria?" Vit'ing with the grey claf Nelsnnvillt> Making up the queen'a court were Miss Nancy COI'led by Barry Wisor: ·· . freshm8!1. escorted. by Gary Slaven; Miss Kathy Conde, freshman, escorted by Jim Warner i Miss Elaine, h<tntl QUEEN - Lou Howard, Kyger 196b ilo~ming Queen Kyger Creek.SOuthwestern Js the of Mr. and by the·Keyspon'was th< A big hand was given the Blue Devil band as they played their fanfare with Kimball Suiter direcUng. The 1display of precision marching was with· out flaw and the lanai quality of the band slampo it as """ the best In 1M league. D•· v1d Durham, diminutive drum major, gave Cifte 'ol his line /~~eriDI'il;-es ill lw.rllng, which this .-aiOD, not been equalled b'f any other front strutter. The Blue Devil unil closed ·JII ~flO. With the' Alma · ' Ill· rroht of t ~ t ik~~; 'i of l ' �.. •• • ;) ' >\j . i.l . ·~·I •t ' 1!1•' 1 . ,_._ ; l 50 Years Ago on the River .,. '-'·.,l;''· J ' M 13! Burned Auto at Wharf !; . ' • IS Top River News Item of 50 Years Ago o'clock, the machine was fowid day mingling willt friends. ~~ l)et. II, m1 - The GreenLABOR TROIJIIIJ: /packet II IIIIer tH Clnclnnatf. ,Barrell was built at Jefferson- revival ol river business whe 11Je Greyhound Js laid up 01 a<>- jwood ll 'reporte4 to have J>eeo/ Oct. II, 1111 - Fr\d&Y of 1Loulsvllle trade~ Ule days jvllle, Ind., Ill 1894, by lbe the locks and dams are corr auto at the Gallipolis wflQrf, blaze could be entinguished, the count of low water. floated oil the' bar at Greenup last -k, roosters at Memphis of lite City ol Pittaburgb. ,campbell's Creek Coal Co. and pieted, which will be ill a ve;; low water navigation, and lab- top was badly damaged.' At the The Ruth 1J laid up 11 Park· by pool water aad paased down eem811ded $126 a month IIIII Tile City of Plttsbc:rgb waa a was a valuable boat. The Bar· lew years. or troubles were the top items tnal Tues<lay the plamtiff was ersburg on accouhl of low for Cincinnati. outgoiRg packeta were forced gigantic tanura fiom beginning ' relt was insured by a Cin- ' In the river news of 50 years represented by Frank. P. Moats water. As resulllof ·lite loeb ·The excuralon .steamer Hom- to pay It. AI no lime In the to end, and Is '181d never to cinnati agency. Ocl. 17, IJII- A large bargo ago. , and the defendant by T. /1., and dams . already completed er Smith an'1ved Saturday at past bas labor Olj .the river re- have made a dollar for her Captain Edward Schoenbaum, ·of sand and gravel sank al th The River News Items of I Brown. Alter bearing the evi· the Rulli tfa.. werated a 11 Clncimlatl from Louisville and ceivod sllch wages, IIIB the ""'"'"· The City of Pillsburgb receiver for the defunct Mar· ' loot of Gallipolis Island SundaJ the Gallipolis Daily Tribune of , dence of the witnesses Squire summer jn the Pittsburgh·Park- laid up on account of low steamboa.t rate IJ no bigher ended ber career several yeara l met Coal Co., will operate night where tile Smith anc October 1916 tells the stories: Butcher decided in favor of tbe ,ersbl!l'g trade. It wUJ be only ;water. ' than II was 20 yean ago, ago near Paducail, Ky., wben ,mines at Marmet, W.Va., and Pfaff digger is at work. It I! 1 DAMAGE SUIT plaintiff and gave judeement a few yaers until there II Ocl. 18, 1911 -The Gree• The colored rousters bave no sbe burned and 70 llv01 were ,ship by rail. It is said no coal thought that the heavy laa< Oct 14, 1916- A rather In· for $167.79. Notice was given navigable stage the year around ·wood after getting OV"'' Green- organlzatioa but wben It comes lost. iwlll be aflowed to pa!s over in the barge aprung the bottom terest1ng damage suit was that an appeal will be takeR betw~nPittsburgh, Cincinna· up Shoals was unable to pass to carrying on a strike they The Homer Smith lost a trip the company's river tipple. The , IOQse, . tried Tuesday at Parkersburg and the case carried to circuit ti ,and Louisvt\1!. . RIver over Bonanza Bar near Ports- lean put it allover the white In the .Cincinnati • LoulsvUie ,4Joating property consisting of ! Mine operators ol.ong the Ka· before Judge Butcher, the 1 court. business will then tmprove rapo mouth and went back to Sc10to- ma1. It Ia believed an appeal trade this -'< oa account of the towboat Florence Mar. . nawha R1ver and the K & M. case being that oi George C. 1' LOW WATER idly. , ville slid laid up 1<1 walt for a. wfil be !J13de to Memphis aulb- a loose wrist. Repaira were 1met, bargee and pumpboat, It Railroad are expeT!encing an Holliday vs. Hornbrook and Oct. 12, 1916 - Navigation 0<1. 14, 1918 - It Is report- rise. · :orities that unless ·I coloied made at LouisviUe. /is reported, will be sold. The unusual shortage of ears at lids K•mple, owners of the local is suspended between here ed that efforts will be made to The Courier has take• the man shows a more favorable ' Florence M•nnet is at Cincln· time. Coal from several of the •11ar!boat, and the suit was to and Cincinnati on account of ,fl""l the Greenwood whic!J bas Greenwood's place during low ' inclination, the river front ! Ocl. II, ltll - The large nati. Imines 'bas been loaded onto rec.over damages for an au\o, low water. Only one steam- ~ been agrouDd near Greenup by , water in lite Cillcinll . atJ.LouJs. loungers will be forced to leave 11owboat Oocar Barrett, former· , It is reported at Pittsburgh barges In the . Kanawha R•ver wh1ob wa~ damaged by fire. boat, tile Liberty .. is operating Jetting water out of the pool /ville trade. The Cincinnati crew Memphis. ly the powerful Kanawha Riv- · thst a •ew company will be and will be shipped to southero The machme was Shipped here on the upper Oh•o River, out above Dam 28. The Courier which baa been ou the Green· He~·e are other bits of lnte... .er steel towboat E. R. And· formed to build a b1g steel ports rn that way. from East Liverpool on the of Wheeling. reached Cincilll1all and laid wood went on the Courier. Tbe :esting River Newa lrom 10 rews, was deolroyed by fire wharf for Pittsburgh and a One Tell City and was delivered on Captain Peter Lallance and up. Maysville is the head of river Is d£tWII to a very Jow :years ago: j•t Cairo, m., fast I' rid ay line of paekets for the Pitts- ' Washington Irving gave the wharlboat in the evening, ergineer Charles Brown of the navlgatioR for Cincinnati pack.! stage between Pittsburgh and ' Oct. 10, 1111 - The Homer InighL 'l1le upper works of the burgh • Cincinnati trade. The New York City the nickname The nex1 morning about four Greyhound· were in town Fri- ,ets. 1Cincinnati. 15Jnith Is the flrsl dayllgltt Barrett were burRed of!. The new ~omp~y_ anti~~ates tbe_~ol Gotha~._---· ____ BY DICK TIIOMA!l Mi A DAMAGE suit for a burned to be on fire and before I Hilarious Dialogue in the Mountain State · Surely one of the season'a moll bllarl· ous plays is that dllllogue between the West Virgima clUes of Hunlln(IOn and Charleston whose leadlnl cltlze111 are eon· dueling a two-cornered vendelta for 1 jetport. Already, the contest for federal 10vern· men! handouts which will have to nnance the jetport nas degenerated Into name calling and character 8918ssinatlon. Huntington'' perfect logic for the "rnld· way location" (between the cllles) Isn't accepted in Charleston, say HuniiJlitonl· ans, because ol pigheadedness, stupidity, {)r selfishness, or all three. However. Charleston bus!ne88 leadera cannot understand why Huntlnaton, 1 mere province at Charleston, perhaps even a suburb, of the state CapHal, could presume even to meddle in the alto of the Jetport which was their Idea in t be first place and must be located only at Grafton, some 17 minutea drive from Charleston' (about three Utnes as long needed to drive from Huntlngtoo). It IJ of llltlt significance tltat the jetport at Grafton <according to an et11lneerlng survey paid for by Huntin(IOn lllteresll) whould coat II f5 million illor,t. And ' frntn the atulllde of Charleston, . IODIO Hunllnaton fllllbt u well ao scrounge up ill own jetport. Jutl 10 Charleston gets Ill Jetport 1.1 .ell lbll Jl!l!llra. On the lace ol It, HtiJIIIaalon appears to ban mucb the a~er cue. Charles·. IDII, 10' far, 11 Ult:e a chlnamiD who caught tryltll to Ileal I pilOt of ~ast Asia real estate, 1111111 uve lace. The Capital leatlm aren't manhalUna liP heavy argo. meniJ Jeav1111 111. to Ul1iJI!t they have DOlle lbat wm ltiDd t1tt pll o1 pubUc ••· posure. . Amldlt all t1tt lhuader - malnly from the tlnclion ol Jlunllnaton - we'd Ult:e to know what · the ordiDat7 people of the two 'Well VirliDia cities lb1ul: about iL . 11'1 loin& to be eveeyoue'a money eventually thll buya lht jetport wbalover pock. et It coma from wllen built. .Meanwlllle, lh• M 1011 ca Sol far, It IJ a oomady ol the jollteat aor( The loiP ol bod! clUes, IOd of those areu of Kentul>ky and Qlllo who aliO would un the jetport, mUll· q Dl!'; llte edge of their bol seatt. wallfllll lor the ·ell· mn, hopinc llle IIJ«rapplng won't dellroy the entire production. i a/ I . for 27 years. 8Dd see the tolb. · .' 1 "Go Away, Boy, Ycu Bother.Meltt> I ' The Sunday Times-Sentine~ Sunday, Oct. 16, 1966-5 Jane Young is Homecoming Ann Y•ung wu erownredJane 1966 Gallia Academy Hlgb School Homecoming' QueeR in pre-game ceremonies at the Blue Devli-Nelsonvllle foatball game on Friday Bight. Miss Young, sponso11!d · by )he Hi· Y Club,' ~aa ~owned by ~aptaln Garry Snilth. 1 The homecoming queen Is . a member of FutuN Tescbers ' of _America, Future · Businesa I Leaders; G&lllll Script I I I fl, , Thespian Club· .inc! .'lias Valen· : fine, · BaD attendant. She was selected queea by vote of the 1 ilgb schioJ llllde!\t body. 'rile U iither eariilida,!;J 'Mi~ Youni f!llierod on18;· field r~,;,f! ~vertj~ were esoork!d llr .a rest!ftod lion In litint of die ·.Ga!UpoliJ stands. Names as homeroming Ill· ~Is went ¥1!111 Suaan Mill'· gan, sponsored by the Future ' Farmers of Amerie'- m1 Miu , .J~~·· Campbell. b)' ~. . Future Businesa Leadero Miss Morgan iJ a member of .'fti.HJ.Y, hture Nw:se~ of America and iB 1 varsity cheer· leader. Mice Campbell balds membership In the Future loess Leaders of America «· ganization, ia also a ~~~=~~I No Longer Can Disease Hide· Artificial hearts, organ tran~plmlll IUid the latest wonder drug to treat diJeaat are wflat usually capture the headline• In the medical news these days. But at the same time, another revalue lion. albeit a quieter one, Is taking place in the area of diagnosis - lhe treatment or disease. One of ·the most amazing new techniques is biomedical telemetry. A patient can't swallow 8 physician, but he can now do ltle nert best thing - swallow a radio transn'litter, thanks to miniaturized com· ponents. Developed by Dr. R. Stuart Mackay of the Univer.ity of California, the largest "radio pill '' is the size of a large drug t'8psule and contains a complete FM ra- dio set. There are even amallu units. Included in the pill a battery, an· liD' tenna, the transmitter circuit and one or are more of a variety of sensing transducefl capable of monitoring body processes. Av· erage cost of the sending • receiving as- prlnll. For Qample, mentally retarded . !Dflllll whooe 'l'others were uposed to German meules during pregnancy can often be spotted at birth from the alteration Ill theTr fingerprints somehow caused by the virus. And sinee handprints don't change once they are formed, dermat<Jglyphlsts can use them to dlsllngui:~h between congenital (inborn) and acquired heart disease. The eyes, too, reveal more than poe~~ · realize. AI a recent International OIPiJ'ess of Huml\n Genetics in Chicago, opthalmotogist Dr. llllrold F. Falls ol !1Je University o! Michislljl .list.ed 811- dltfeVet ' aad ·wapa~ ' lal dlaor4ers w~lch he. sild an · aiJit .Phf· sician can detect by observing ch&nJIOI In the eyes. , ller~'s, looiin~. ~~ yG!). : . .· '. i SaQc~ f~r, die Gander I f l ' l f I '. J .,...red r' . ,1 sembly is Jess than 120. A higlt school football coach In MlnnesoAccording to doctor • engineer Mackay, ta has hit upon · a novel W8J to punisb . tlte pioneer in biomedical telemetry, radio players wbo fumble the ball. pill' can be used to measure such thinJ• . l'l)e fwuhler ~ ill, parry a loOtllall P" as drug activity, heart and brain .func-. , . orywnere lie. ,sou for , a week .,. lo . .IIIII / lions, intestinal temperature, stomach aofrom r.llooJ, to class, ~& ·lunch, even In tha ldity and in)omaJ pressure and bleedinJ. shower. • E:ven as they are getting 1 real insidt II Will lle lntertilina til IN II' Uvlil& pUbview of the body's workings, doctors art llcly with bll shame wlll male the olfond· learning moro about it from the outside. er sure-fingered aDd fumble-prool. ' Rod ale's Health Bulletin reporll that they It tJ aliO illilrlllina ·to 'PICUillt 011 are starting to read palms for signs of di. what mlllrt llappon II lbl aaaelt were lo sease. impose the same penalty on llillllel! and · This has nothing to do with the ancient wear a dunce CliP lor a wbt~~evw bt clli:IPI practice of palmi•try. It's called palmer Hade In jll' ..,q~ pllf, , .•· ·. ,, dermatoglyphics and has developed to II would be a practical demonitrallon ol the point where specific medical problems team pia~ - and democr~. ean be recognized from hand and fool· /N~TMTAEA/JEA AE~PfJN.tl A~ANTS- Jan~Anll •~'IW!I~~~t~e ~~~ ~ lll~"lier QUEEJ'( AND ,Queen Young Is s'he IWII1ltentJ. ants watched the Galllpul!s Blue Devil-Nelsollv,IIIe game after they b"ail been honor&! in pre-game ceremonies. Later in the evening they wert~ honored at ~ homecQI!Iing dance. On the left ll Joyce Compbell, and ill the middle, Susan Morgan. er 1Dd a member ol tile Nurses of America. , The queeo 1Dd hec lltolldanls were honored at • bom..,(HII· ·I1 QUEEN CROWNED- Vickie May, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan ing dJnce wbrm foUowN . May, New Haven, was crowned Queep at Wahama's Homecoming festivities on game. Cara used ill 1M Friday wheJl tbey played Racine Her escort was Ray Sisk. son ol Mr. and Mrs. ada ..... flnisbed by lllanlln Fri a GaDJpolts lfAllln. Miss Harris is Crowned, Homecoming QUeen Churchillian Mastery Who llad, or bas, . the sreateat speaking voice ol Ill, pall Jl 7111'1!? · ' · 'nils wu. lbe queslloa 'laked In .a poll conducted by Brllllh llldliltries Corp. marketer& of moi'd playfl" eqlli(IIIIO!II~ llllOJII vllitort to a .~ip lldt!!\Y ilh,W , 1'!1 , New York. . The winner was Winston ~ eWaely lollowed liy J'tanklJn D. ROaile.tlt llld , Jolul XeltDad,.. . · , · t : , , . · Not surprisingly, actors reulvecj a aub' slmttlal number of votes, lneltidilil .Richard Burton, oraon WeUes aDd S!r Li\11'" ence Olivier. Allo among fll'or!teb was Congress' organ-lltroated orator, Sen. Everett .M. Dirksen. ueen Raymond Sisk, Mason. Attendants were Jeanette Miller, daughter of Mrs. Jose· phine Miller, New Haven; .Pam Roush, daughter of Mr. Roland Roush. Mason, W. Va.; Audrey Shuler, daughter of Mrs. Lillian Shuler; Sharon Roach, dough· ter Ill Mr. and Mn. Dale Roach, New Haven. The Wahama White Falcon Band entered the lleld at half time and formed a square U and played Miss America .'it whicb lima the Queen was crowned. lhe Racine Band presented the pre-game sbow. I BandShows Mlsl .arglt IJinllt, -=~ port High School - , I ed u l!mwom•ng Quooeal the Mlddleport.Pomtroy ..... I. ball game l'l'iday avening. Harria, daughter of lo!r. ¥f11. Eugene Harrts, waa lected by the llndeol body. r. ' ( -.. ' .!" • ,,.~, • j. ' • ' .... I·' "'-·.1, • . ' 'fi ';j~, ' . \ ,. . ' .;.1 0\,, • j .~ (' .: . .:' !' ~-~ I [,l1iJ ' l,()[,jf Delight Fans A very entertaining shew was present~ at lht annual Gallipolis homrromin ~ Crowning the queea wu mer Homecoming ~ dra Holllnshod G....... relgning queen was IIICOI'Ied to lite field by Jim Bufcher. game Friday nigh! on Mrmor· ial Field with the band for the plaudits of lhe huge throng. It was a big night for 1h • Blue Devil marching band. Pri - or to the game they marr ht>d mid·field using ::~ rEvolving precision pattern, serenadef.J the arrival of the QU'f'en ca ndl· lo Davis, Junior, escorted by !loR Nel· .On; Miss Shells Majer, 901100.1 ~lllQI'O, escorted by Bob Priddy; Susao Morris, senior, es-. eorted by Wayne Davia; Slierry Shuler, sophomore, were driven around the Slaven, Junior, escorted I ·Mike Gerlach and [~ndy Swartz, senlnr, escorte.t l Charley Holcttnb. dates, and played "Auld Lang Syne" in honor or Miss JHne Ann Young, who was crownf'd queen. Following the corona· lion the band played for flag raising. was given 1 .IDd each I'06ell ~~-:.a:w;:.u high-stepp in~ Blue Devil musiria?" Vit'ing with the grey claf Nelsnnvillt> Making up the queen'a court were Miss Nancy COI'led by Barry Wisor: ·· . freshm8!1. escorted. by Gary Slaven; Miss Kathy Conde, freshman, escorted by Jim Warner i Miss Elaine, h<tntl QUEEN - Lou Howard, Kyger 196b ilo~ming Queen Kyger Creek.SOuthwestern Js the of Mr. and by the·Keyspon'was th< A big hand was given the Blue Devil band as they played their fanfare with Kimball Suiter direcUng. The 1display of precision marching was with· out flaw and the lanai quality of the band slampo it as """ the best In 1M league. D•· v1d Durham, diminutive drum major, gave Cifte 'ol his line /~~eriDI'il;-es ill lw.rllng, which this .-aiOD, not been equalled b'f any other front strutter. The Blue Devil unil closed ·JII ~flO. With the' Alma · ' Ill· rroht of t ~ t ik~~; 'i of l ' �'~{ IV c. E. IILAKESLIIE Ext Aprt, Aptcalllrt Melp eo..IJ Many of us will be hMI to )leOple from out ol the eoonty eager to see the goreeous fall colors of our trees aod biDs. For some, this wiU be the last weekend outdoors before fall 811 d winter. Three places wiU be partlcu· larly popular, Inclndlng the Forked Run State Park near ReedsviUe, tbe Royal 0 a k Park near Five Polnta and Bid· brlDp JIU baek In 011 Route where Ill the vicinity er, both the old .Route 7 111!1 the new Route 7, alford ll'elthllkllll vlewl. Another excellml drlvt Is following tho roads In the nelebborhnod of Hemlock Cherry Ridge and P'lorL lowing any of thele roads will eivt you beauUful fall scenery. If you get out ID the vicinity of Flora, follow Route Ill throu&b Alfred and TUpperl Plallll with Uttio side trips 011 of . . ··~ . wbld! wm ~ 7111 Ill around Deller: Wllhln five miles of tlextar are many marvelous view'- ·. , · ll'roni Deiter you C4D 10 Ul! 1'1 DYenlllt ar come ~ ln. "' the road between Salem. Ceoter and Carpenter, wllll!b will tall• you Into the 'relalively nat lllld area II'OIIIId! Cttpenler, the Slate Teet Farm and Columbia School Lei. · · CoiDinc baek to Pomeroy-Mid- . follow til toad up · It Route 7 or you can 111m lefl juat beyond .Keno comilll Into CIIHter on l'Oilt. Ill. . . In the well end of !Ill . there are many olbet lll.'elviews. By tolloiiiiJI Reule l2f out to Rutland you Cllllum rilbl and tali:e the blaektop road to IW'rlloovllle "" you eu tum to the lefl off thiJ toad at either the Grua Run l!DIId or the side H111 ftDid · county, of course, Ia tbe Ohio River, following Route Ul from the Athens County line past U. S. Locll I< Dam :10, seemg the new lock and dam at ReedJ. viDe. Following on dowa, you may tum oH at the Forked Run State Park or follow on dowo through Long Bottom. There are nice views between Long Bottom and Portland aod oo around to Route 338 wblch takes you around the Great Bend area, then ba<k oniD Route JU. Here you_ have the choice either stayms on Route l2f on Route 338, whleb tekes around the Letart Falls past the ney site for the a. cine Lock and Dam. ~~ le~:he~ ~~~~:.:;: caZt =~~an=· BY BRYSON R. CARTER Ext. Aceat, Aglclllllre Gallla Comity Durin( the n..t three daya Pat GlaH and I will be lnvolv· ed In oor annual· Ohio Cooperatlve Extension Service Coni,... ence In Columbus. We wiD be meeting at The Ohio State Uni· versily campus with about 3liO other Ohio Extenoloo penonnet. ' ANIMAL HEALTH HANDBOOK We were able to get only 6 of these books - Flnt Come, First Served. IUid Jllulberry Avenues, the Beeeh Grove cemetery, IDd to the billlc!P -Where tile Meigs €:ounty Home, ~·a Home IUlil Vetmal 1\(emortal Hoopit. al are ·localed. MiddlepOrt bu ' many· out.wndJng views do1111 on tbe Blreeta, 111 tlie river, or lead· In( away &om the, river, as well as the overlooks ID the 1 old Clemeleries. ' · ', At other tllile8 we pale in dlscuasions agriculture lnduatry life, youth,' and ~unity public ,aftalrs. While reading tbe Issue of tho USDA a1 Research publication, 1 ~cross an ertlcle concerning use of a soft plastic flinnel for JIIOUtb·to-mouth reouscllatlon for pigs !hal are apparei!lly still· s·nnpli. city . .K . s1 • A eynote In e ectron o an · eeesSOfY . · E' lh"m 111eeil'qt1 Oli c. ,... tie do1nl aod rein. . If hnllDC lltelvea · are used with lbelr eonlenll will add a vet)' personal lou~ and provide topics tor eonvetsatioit, Too many and! objacls crowded Into a 8IIDIII II[J&<e looks like a haphazard aceumulation of "stuff" that cauaea clutter. A smaD lpice,l!9z hllll8 above a table or stanillng on a chest or buUet Ia most Intereating and dllferent. HARMONY .NEEDED To uae 11C0t!BSories •ituccesofuUy, the scale and proportion, color and teJture of th~ used cate, and llyi~ to ,llle ~ In they are~ UJJed. Tiley also add to the comforl a convenience CJf the room. It Is onit ll!llcal to place p oii 'al\lble woo-. !I the' belt llgbt for uae'; to VISIT OUR VETERINARY DEPARTMENT DUTTON DRUG CO. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Griffiths, born. A geneticist . working with the ARS herd at MUes City Montana developed and used it. ' Herh't bow it workl: The flellible polyethylene fupnells fitted llghlly over Ole pig's nose and mouth. Then air is blown lllto tbe stem of the funDel and thus forced Into the l~gs ol !be pig. , For the method 1o be eUectlve, a pig's henri must be beatIns and resuacllatlon must start promptly. Follow tbese · five steps: (I) Hold the pig by 1111 bind legs with head doWD to drabl simple ' bocJt enda or jUsl on .the .desk, and a ble chair p!aoed -ID front of 1 HIg • h"p tem • Powder Buym'g llepa11ment Ohio MSU Ftnt Down• . .. .. .. 9 15 R~g ylrllage ..... IO 93 Puslq yardage IH IZI p._ . . . . .. 11·13 !loll Pas~e~ Intercepted by · 1 1 Poll . . ... . 7·2! . i-ZI Flrmbles Lost ... .. .. 1 1 Yards peoallzed . . . . . 30 45 , in the bruising contest wit- of nessed soaked lana· down the day, s~.... '-' out to :-·"-· ~~ ,,... .... w.... • ...., State aU lend: Ra by 84•282ted · ..-- one and pull- - ' ... ........ mark on all occasi811a · 1 ye comp e passes for But , Ohl• Slate had Ill 1111 Mlddpa Bille 47. W_ mm.d bf' IIUIIMI'OIIa .._.. Slate, Ill ofleue Oil» Slate • .. .. . 2 0 ·1 e· - 1 'll, ~ ~nd 12 yards In the momenlll too, and surged• lniD Mlebllln Blate'a nnt b""""' lllllla,ob....,. lndden• b - by a fired-up BU<!keye Mlebf8an st.. .... o o 3 8 - 1 cruc we thai wu capped an 84 lead early In the fGurlb ca. Ill tile lhlnl perltd wbea lllil niiiiW Ill halfback deflll8e and the miletlble Scoring· ~I one-y:"' plliJIIe over the quarter when IOPI!emore quar. Kenne7 ldcked a 2'1.,1111 fleld DwiPI 1M Gf ·l(!ebiiM Slate hither, lbreateDed ·to (lhio -.SafelY MSU's centel . e by rulalng fllllllaek ~ leibaek Bill I..Guc hll hJJ gOI! lo live the 8pariiDI the llelilc ejected t'rom 1111 pme. only ence In the balf, but snap out of end' l:one. ~~ w: 7' 09 remaining. favorite receiver, end Billy lead for lbe lint lime, S.:&. ro~~ew~at ID ........ detenaive back Jlm Neln MSU - rG Kennedy 'l1 1 paso put · the Anderl, on a P. . tllaleovered Keaney paaaed for a came- Jllllllll Kellle1 alllalpled lo lDiereepled one of Ra,e'l Obio-SIIden fl pailS S yes fran ~~too~ ~ Buplckeye two, 47 yjll'ds for the IG\JdldOinl, cU"""IDC two poinll after the punt fl'llm deep Ill ldl own palilel· to llop it. LoJ18 (kiek fallal) 1 oor " ays before 'Die big play ~ momenll loucbdowa drive. terrltery .,Dd tile llliP from Keaney attempted three MSU·Api&a (I run) Wedeme) :.~~. could ~t It over for alier Diet Ke~~~~ey .-ered • Oldo Stat. aave the ml&btY center aaUI!d over blJ held and field goals from the 40,47 and er pus from Kenny IC •.,.lUI State I only loucboba4 paso from Cftder Ill lha Spor\alll I ~ baltle out the IIIIi- to Ci'N Oldo • yard ilnel bul WU off the A - 84,212. Irish Rip Tar Heels II HI . IIEW HEAVYWEIGHT IN THE 60 HP CtASSI TRACTOR SALES' SERVICE Pomeroy, 0, 1 ,·' plillll!!l DAIRY FEEDS, This is the new Farmall 656-the hi&ll-action 60 hp tractor that gives you smooth, six-cylinder power plus big tr""tor extras; power shift illdependent pta lor exLra·heavy implement operation, convenie11t, cowl-mounted, easy shift, 5 speed tranomi..,ion. Spe. cia! torque amplifier lor •hlft on-th<-gO and a choice ollO •peeds. Plus Hydroatatic power steerfnc, modem hydrauliM, and many other redneme11ta. In short, this is the most ambitiou• 4-5 plow tractor evor built. And the biggest value in the 60 hp elwl ' CAI.L THII NUMIU. 992?2181 POMEROY. • Meigs Equipment Co. Slntna Moop Goll.il I MoCovntio-Phono ~-1111 lack W. Cauey M1r. t1to Itt "1. • Rear MIJtt General Hospltol . ""'"" 992-2176 /.' FOR JJ.NDMARK 0. -· on aouw /' • i3 it tho \) . ' 14 J4 • oM . h; ~ 1 .' .. ~ .· FULTON~THOMPSON . . o/o-. . . If ••~· -•~ Jackson Shocks Defending SEOA~ ~· Champio~s , 16 •6 : For 1 .... 2 .... 3 '~ MORE SILOS from .n. ' SILO UNLOADIR Sprint Aw. - Phona m.s101 1. Ill " of PATZ 'fl1ai .•.' of I < '/ io........,tate, lltoB NEW IMPROVED Will Increase . of ., ,, aN COLUMBUS, Michigan State'sOhio ace (UPI)quarterba<k Jllllmy Raye bit tbrej! key passeo In an 1$-yard ICOI'Inl drive durin~ a bllndln( rain· storm Saturday 1o lelld the No. I ranked Spartans to an u.. Big T'en victory over alnbbom Ohio State. The Buckeye!, to-point under· dogs, gave · the unbeaten Spartans all they could handle . ea oo:al~ lar- I,th·· partlcl Patlng farm. p'leces,.9Jie, so yet tlratletting ypu can 'I . tillch eachenjoy 011e -sign up with the ASCS coun- I -Keep 11tthll the wheat al-l · form a pljrl of the Whole. offtce during the sicnup per- lotment or "permitted" acr~ l WASIDNGTON (UP!) - The 1 Nest week, we will conclude to be announeec1 later age on eny otller farm In which l government Js planning to step our series on the use of acces· · such . producer has an interest. ' up purchases of a ~ blend sorles in the home. -Have an ocreage · of wheat 111 there Is subsUiution 'between Ihigh - protein food powder to · no larger ,than the farm allot-··wheat aod feed ·vaw 011 the , fill a milk gap fer millions of I ment (or no larger than the ac-1 farm, keep \1ftbln the feed ll.tJCI'Y children overseas. reage neUable for productloa grain loom ud grain oorghum) The gap devtloped when under the Protll'IID is he plano base on permitted acreage as · American milk production deto Ule and •I&Ds up tor the sub-well as tbe, wheat on icUned this year, producing ~ sharp drop in tllttcl<s surplus non • fat dry milk avallnhle tor : donation abroad tbrougli the · "Food lor Peact" pl'OII'8Dl· . ' Government exper\1 hope Ill have up to :Ia! mDiion pouDdii o1 dry milk ·r... oveneu dona· lion durin( Ill£ IIIH'! fllcal year, but even thJJ Would be a major reduclloo the previous year's dot~Jtf9118 of aboul 400 millloa pounda.-To HU thiJ· pp 1ft overseas feeding oPerations for proCow-Lac-Pellll a complete, pel· '.. ticbOol clllldren, ldlooi ltmcb leted dairy ration wilb a low cost for progriUIII, IIIII aeetl1· flimiiJeo, the TDN aupplied. Tit(, lliahiY paia· the Agrleuiturll ~ , II table pelletl . _ a fast clean-up, expeetat to pardlale OP to .100 which is very i_mpmtanl in milking milllon pounda of a blended parlon. Pellets haDdle easil)> and llow hiCh·proteb! powder by Janulreely In IllY type of built: blll!dllng ary . equipment. With Cow-Lac-Pela, there's no scporation CJf hlgredienta and every ww xeceivei balanced feed nutrition. Cow-Lite-PelS ore part of l.ANDMAU'• comp1e1t Dairy Feed· ing Proparn. II lhere a largo container of Javelle water. Use a pas, wooden, eemel\~ or enamel eootalner IInce the Javelle solution ill corrosive. You alae mual be Cll'eful not to aplll t1 on your bands or clothing. Prepare the Javelle solution by boiliog four pouodJ of sal· soda (sodium carbonate, or washing soda) !Of to mlnutea in a gallon of water In a glasa or en&IJleled vessel. Then odd a pound of bleaching powder (chloride or Hme cr calcium bypocblorile.) Cool the solution and otraln it. Difierent leaves such as oak, witb a 1ar1e amount ol tannin, l'eqUire Javelle water cilluted I !..;::::::::::::::::1;~'- A partlclpalinl lndlcatea .es .. =..from ~~~rea~ palo:;, ~=·~of~~·:; the uae ·!" . . .. sdtuti011 or the ncess • ocr~ ·1any other tm:m ·Jn whlclt the each ptece . of ,furmlllre "' age option). partielpatin1 pntiluesr has an )>e put -111!1 tbe ,rlgltt Maintain the 1 , 1~ ,i!l't J!lose. y.oblojl, I~ use , interest. · ~ 1 con-I · qulreo. ~ lbostl which serving base. (Cottllervlng bao-1 together IIBPPIIY and es wW be reduced for 19117 so 1 J@er l'laee and group lhetlbe larm'1lncreased wbeat1 f0 U,. wboJe allotment aereage may be uW·: .lJ_ a bell~uful ized>. ! balanced. . ill.• colpr ,.,Keep \1tthln all otller · ! ~Y.~- SJ~~Ut!ll liP~ between gl-lm allotmenll t!!!labi!Bhed":; i , fOUR!. '1m\ ~tw,een IndiVIdual Wayne Qwe and MelviD Gd· bert, chairmen, Acrlcultural SlabUiution aod CooaervaUoo Commtttees of Meigs. and ~ Ua reapecllveiy, line 11 up this d arruge~nl eren'7'1 an adllreSI ~pia· ~~~for~E\.aJIAir ~i>ee~en~tev~i~vetl~up~te~a~ ·:h•:lf~bot:ur:~2~kee~ ·:ps~the:~tea:ves· fresh a trealm 1 I ,. ,67 Wh p ·' nswers 0 n . eat rogram wltboul acreage dlvenloo provisions or diversion peymeala, \110 a farmer qualify lor and eerllflcatesT I J2) 'l'llm till. ~th .1~:. head water and balf Javelle solution. up and plall!l ·furine1 over Ill Other mm delleale oaet, auclt mouth and • • u uparagus and maltleohalr (3) Blow fortefully Into lbe lem, require a sliD weaker aofunnel · ·" 4 Iutton. (4) - ~e ~ and allow Let tlla leavea I08l fer 10 to the pig to ezba]e. · . 12 houri, then wub them In the boob you want to read (5) Repeal stepa 2 tbrou&b 4 clear 1'UIJIIIog water. Nest, soak to place the magazinea about 15 te :11 1Jmes per mm. lbelil In a dye ltllufiOD' aullablo want to look at 011 the piece ule. · for cot1an good!. Choose tht furniture whleb provides After several repetitions, tile naturil color, or try some new good Ught to say nothing of pig shOUld klek or show anolh- decorative ctlors. · comfortable chair In which you er t!lgn of llle. LaY -the PIC oa After dyeing, wash the mater· are going to all · 111 IItie at stomach aod mas- la1s again ID l'UIIIliDg water to . uge 111 ·'t!lt!st 1m 'mouth. U remove tbe surplus dye a n d We ~ lo ~111" oeceo- doe$D't start brealbln( nor- 1ea\oe litem ID a 5 per cent JIY· 1 ~t,~ ~ ma11y In a few seeondl - mwue eertn ll)luUm for from a hall 8 es ...,. · ertiflcl8l ~lloa. ~have to oOO:~ur. 'l'bell dry, The A In tbe 1987 wheal procram. colored leam and · varlou. ldnda of folia¥• Miss Margmw' Grjffltbs, Coui!IY 11ixteDJ1DD Aa fill~ Heme Economics, ~~ _that many Peo!llll mtJ!ii be In letested In preserving 110111e o the foliage so the homemake! will have natuial material to uae for arrangemenll and decorating pnrposea aU winter. Information received fr0111 Extensjon bortlculturlata at the Ohio Slate UniversitY by Miss many ways to preserve foliage, Home QuesliOOS, Wherever 1 per11011 ·ebooaes Ill go In Meigs County d~ the aed fnl weeb ,lbe eOlor will be becl«iiln//. This • gll'fl jiUt one 'II!Dre ,opportunity lor Meigs County people. t,o seD their wareo Ill. the PIJI!Uc. Tbe setting up of special s~c drive! throughout the ciUIIIy and In the villages would be a worthwhile project for aome club. If yo~oy tbe beauty of fall . Extension Conference ~:::g: :::::e~~ be tho relallcl and ICaie bookcaoe1. Maga.lnea and must together an to &rOUPIn olhelgbt fumllure each hi boob IJIII aboll • tablel be InIn harmony and must and In objeds oaltable 1o llold be aPPropriate 111 both quitUty · o This book contains over 300 pages ol veterl· nary Information on cowa, cblekeos, turkey1, and all farm anllllals. Tells bow to recognize diseases and treat them. Also leU. hnw to belp prevent the dlaea,. from recurring. DUTI'ON DRUG CO. aJ.oo hu stocked mod· ern medicines that we can ,.ll for the treatment of animal and poUltry dlaeaatl. . ' • Sunday Tlmea-Sentlnel, Sunday, Oct. 16, 1966 of With Purch1H Of 2 TERRAMYCIN MASTITIS TUBES ·; # George Meliren, Aaslstant Sec· held numeroua other natlooel rotary and Director of Selenre JJOSIS, includln( asalgnments aod Education, 0. S. Depart· In many other counlrles. menl of Agriculture, will ad· Tbenle of 1\te conference Is, dress our conference. He hu "Focusing Extension Reoourc· been a member of Ole Dtrec· es to AcconlpDab Goals." Dr. lora ol Community Credit Cor· Roy l\1. Kollman, Director of poratlon ollbe President's Com. ExteosiOn ServiCe and Dean of mlttee on Consumer Interests The Ohio Stele University Col' and of tbe National AdVISors lege of Agriculture and Home Council 111 Extensloll and Con- Ecooomlcs, will dlac:uas, "Man· Hnulni EducaUoo. Be llso bas agement Tbruatll 'Die ll'ulllre." IIY PAT 'l'a.A88 . Make sure !hal table lamP* Ext. Aplll, 111me EcoL · are not too weilhty lor the fur. Gallll c:-t.)' niture wbl!:h holds them. RerrieOiber, lltnpllclty II the Plc- :·c~n be the keynote ~=~'Y~In the aeleclton ol an in your color scheme and the ac This week, let's lOok focal point In interesl 'l'heJ de· how to use some of the 1m- serve to be carefully chosen. porllant accessories !hat we 1'11"!' can be tbe mea,na of -"1· in oar homa. lng height where It 1J needed. Lampe are a VfiiY Important Mlrron w!U ~ color and acceoaory. Juat be IUI'e aacb can .be naed ellectlvely to give lamp IJives a good llcJrt aDd an Ulusion of ln<reased space' that tbe Jines the base IJ1II or addefl width to a narrow are as COod u ill li&J'it room. Door Iampi, tablJ lamps Malad- and .• coiGrfal plrHip Iampo for Ylriety boob (!'eave 1M Jliekell • ID a room. They need DOl all lbell) add lrllemt 01 lihln, be the aame height but sbould llbeoll, m bookshelves and USUAL PRICI . $1.25 Laslef . Iout past the entrance to IS with the :;vest Shnde Road. . I Road which will bring you Tum right, here, aod thiS lhrou&b Keno on Route Ill. filii dleport na State Route 143 wW give you many views. One I panlc:ulary Uke Ia at Horner IIJ!l ·wllb the elifll oo both Bides, aod ll¥lll . co~ to the loP of the bill, leoklng out over !he counlryJide. · The people of Pomeroy, Middleport, Syracuae, Mlnemllle cU have IIICeiltlll vlen. ~ of my lavorllellll tile ~me I lei every morning on the way to tile oUice follllllng Butternut, · · :==n ~ A_gents -Wil_l A.tte nd ;~~h::J~~;~ F.;= an:.~ 1J ma..Velous. In addition to tbese ~ camping areas, there_ are many private camps, cabms, and clubs throughout the county ond on the Ohio River which will show marvelous colormg. For those who are interested In auto tours, almost any section of the county will show nature at its colorful best. Just a few of the possibilities can be mentioned but there are many etbero which would be equally enchanting. 1 took one last weekend, turnlng left at Flve Points, then o': to the old Chester Road, up tt to the new cage laytng hou,. on the w. s. Michael farm, ' ,· 1.1 Powerful M . . . . I 1 ' 1,1 '· Extravaganza of Natural Colors ·Beckons Visitors to Meigs County f ,. ' .I .·, These Enchanting Hills ••. r I' ' Q lent State �'~{ IV c. E. IILAKESLIIE Ext Aprt, Aptcalllrt Melp eo..IJ Many of us will be hMI to )leOple from out ol the eoonty eager to see the goreeous fall colors of our trees aod biDs. For some, this wiU be the last weekend outdoors before fall 811 d winter. Three places wiU be partlcu· larly popular, Inclndlng the Forked Run State Park near ReedsviUe, tbe Royal 0 a k Park near Five Polnta and Bid· brlDp JIU baek In 011 Route where Ill the vicinity er, both the old .Route 7 111!1 the new Route 7, alford ll'elthllkllll vlewl. Another excellml drlvt Is following tho roads In the nelebborhnod of Hemlock Cherry Ridge and P'lorL lowing any of thele roads will eivt you beauUful fall scenery. If you get out ID the vicinity of Flora, follow Route Ill throu&b Alfred and TUpperl Plallll with Uttio side trips 011 of . . ··~ . wbld! wm ~ 7111 Ill around Deller: Wllhln five miles of tlextar are many marvelous view'- ·. , · ll'roni Deiter you C4D 10 Ul! 1'1 DYenlllt ar come ~ ln. "' the road between Salem. Ceoter and Carpenter, wllll!b will tall• you Into the 'relalively nat lllld area II'OIIIId! Cttpenler, the Slate Teet Farm and Columbia School Lei. · · CoiDinc baek to Pomeroy-Mid- . follow til toad up · It Route 7 or you can 111m lefl juat beyond .Keno comilll Into CIIHter on l'Oilt. Ill. . . In the well end of !Ill . there are many olbet lll.'elviews. By tolloiiiiJI Reule l2f out to Rutland you Cllllum rilbl and tali:e the blaektop road to IW'rlloovllle "" you eu tum to the lefl off thiJ toad at either the Grua Run l!DIId or the side H111 ftDid · county, of course, Ia tbe Ohio River, following Route Ul from the Athens County line past U. S. Locll I< Dam :10, seemg the new lock and dam at ReedJ. viDe. Following on dowa, you may tum oH at the Forked Run State Park or follow on dowo through Long Bottom. There are nice views between Long Bottom and Portland aod oo around to Route 338 wblch takes you around the Great Bend area, then ba<k oniD Route JU. Here you_ have the choice either stayms on Route l2f on Route 338, whleb tekes around the Letart Falls past the ney site for the a. cine Lock and Dam. ~~ le~:he~ ~~~~:.:;: caZt =~~an=· BY BRYSON R. CARTER Ext. Aceat, Aglclllllre Gallla Comity Durin( the n..t three daya Pat GlaH and I will be lnvolv· ed In oor annual· Ohio Cooperatlve Extension Service Coni,... ence In Columbus. We wiD be meeting at The Ohio State Uni· versily campus with about 3liO other Ohio Extenoloo penonnet. ' ANIMAL HEALTH HANDBOOK We were able to get only 6 of these books - Flnt Come, First Served. IUid Jllulberry Avenues, the Beeeh Grove cemetery, IDd to the billlc!P -Where tile Meigs €:ounty Home, ~·a Home IUlil Vetmal 1\(emortal Hoopit. al are ·localed. MiddlepOrt bu ' many· out.wndJng views do1111 on tbe Blreeta, 111 tlie river, or lead· In( away &om the, river, as well as the overlooks ID the 1 old Clemeleries. ' · ', At other tllile8 we pale in dlscuasions agriculture lnduatry life, youth,' and ~unity public ,aftalrs. While reading tbe Issue of tho USDA a1 Research publication, 1 ~cross an ertlcle concerning use of a soft plastic flinnel for JIIOUtb·to-mouth reouscllatlon for pigs !hal are apparei!lly still· s·nnpli. city . .K . s1 • A eynote In e ectron o an · eeesSOfY . · E' lh"m 111eeil'qt1 Oli c. ,... tie do1nl aod rein. . If hnllDC lltelvea · are used with lbelr eonlenll will add a vet)' personal lou~ and provide topics tor eonvetsatioit, Too many and! objacls crowded Into a 8IIDIII II[J&<e looks like a haphazard aceumulation of "stuff" that cauaea clutter. A smaD lpice,l!9z hllll8 above a table or stanillng on a chest or buUet Ia most Intereating and dllferent. HARMONY .NEEDED To uae 11C0t!BSories •ituccesofuUy, the scale and proportion, color and teJture of th~ used cate, and llyi~ to ,llle ~ In they are~ UJJed. Tiley also add to the comforl a convenience CJf the room. It Is onit ll!llcal to place p oii 'al\lble woo-. !I the' belt llgbt for uae'; to VISIT OUR VETERINARY DEPARTMENT DUTTON DRUG CO. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Griffiths, born. A geneticist . working with the ARS herd at MUes City Montana developed and used it. ' Herh't bow it workl: The flellible polyethylene fupnells fitted llghlly over Ole pig's nose and mouth. Then air is blown lllto tbe stem of the funDel and thus forced Into the l~gs ol !be pig. , For the method 1o be eUectlve, a pig's henri must be beatIns and resuacllatlon must start promptly. Follow tbese · five steps: (I) Hold the pig by 1111 bind legs with head doWD to drabl simple ' bocJt enda or jUsl on .the .desk, and a ble chair p!aoed -ID front of 1 HIg • h"p tem • Powder Buym'g llepa11ment Ohio MSU Ftnt Down• . .. .. .. 9 15 R~g ylrllage ..... IO 93 Puslq yardage IH IZI p._ . . . . .. 11·13 !loll Pas~e~ Intercepted by · 1 1 Poll . . ... . 7·2! . i-ZI Flrmbles Lost ... .. .. 1 1 Yards peoallzed . . . . . 30 45 , in the bruising contest wit- of nessed soaked lana· down the day, s~.... '-' out to :-·"-· ~~ ,,... .... w.... • ...., State aU lend: Ra by 84•282ted · ..-- one and pull- - ' ... ........ mark on all occasi811a · 1 ye comp e passes for But , Ohl• Slate had Ill 1111 Mlddpa Bille 47. W_ mm.d bf' IIUIIMI'OIIa .._.. Slate, Ill ofleue Oil» Slate • .. .. . 2 0 ·1 e· - 1 'll, ~ ~nd 12 yards In the momenlll too, and surged• lniD Mlebllln Blate'a nnt b""""' lllllla,ob....,. lndden• b - by a fired-up BU<!keye Mlebf8an st.. .... o o 3 8 - 1 cruc we thai wu capped an 84 lead early In the fGurlb ca. Ill tile lhlnl perltd wbea lllil niiiiW Ill halfback deflll8e and the miletlble Scoring· ~I one-y:"' plliJIIe over the quarter when IOPI!emore quar. Kenne7 ldcked a 2'1.,1111 fleld DwiPI 1M Gf ·l(!ebiiM Slate hither, lbreateDed ·to (lhio -.SafelY MSU's centel . e by rulalng fllllllaek ~ leibaek Bill I..Guc hll hJJ gOI! lo live the 8pariiDI the llelilc ejected t'rom 1111 pme. only ence In the balf, but snap out of end' l:one. ~~ w: 7' 09 remaining. favorite receiver, end Billy lead for lbe lint lime, S.:&. ro~~ew~at ID ........ detenaive back Jlm Neln MSU - rG Kennedy 'l1 1 paso put · the Anderl, on a P. . tllaleovered Keaney paaaed for a came- Jllllllll Kellle1 alllalpled lo lDiereepled one of Ra,e'l Obio-SIIden fl pailS S yes fran ~~too~ ~ Buplckeye two, 47 yjll'ds for the IG\JdldOinl, cU"""IDC two poinll after the punt fl'llm deep Ill ldl own palilel· to llop it. LoJ18 (kiek fallal) 1 oor " ays before 'Die big play ~ momenll loucbdowa drive. terrltery .,Dd tile llliP from Keaney attempted three MSU·Api&a (I run) Wedeme) :.~~. could ~t It over for alier Diet Ke~~~~ey .-ered • Oldo Stat. aave the ml&btY center aaUI!d over blJ held and field goals from the 40,47 and er pus from Kenny IC •.,.lUI State I only loucboba4 paso from Cftder Ill lha Spor\alll I ~ baltle out the IIIIi- to Ci'N Oldo • yard ilnel bul WU off the A - 84,212. Irish Rip Tar Heels II HI . IIEW HEAVYWEIGHT IN THE 60 HP CtASSI TRACTOR SALES' SERVICE Pomeroy, 0, 1 ,·' plillll!!l DAIRY FEEDS, This is the new Farmall 656-the hi&ll-action 60 hp tractor that gives you smooth, six-cylinder power plus big tr""tor extras; power shift illdependent pta lor exLra·heavy implement operation, convenie11t, cowl-mounted, easy shift, 5 speed tranomi..,ion. Spe. cia! torque amplifier lor •hlft on-th<-gO and a choice ollO •peeds. Plus Hydroatatic power steerfnc, modem hydrauliM, and many other redneme11ta. In short, this is the most ambitiou• 4-5 plow tractor evor built. And the biggest value in the 60 hp elwl ' CAI.L THII NUMIU. 992?2181 POMEROY. • Meigs Equipment Co. Slntna Moop Goll.il I MoCovntio-Phono ~-1111 lack W. Cauey M1r. t1to Itt "1. • Rear MIJtt General Hospltol . ""'"" 992-2176 /.' FOR JJ.NDMARK 0. -· on aouw /' • i3 it tho \) . ' 14 J4 • oM . h; ~ 1 .' .. ~ .· FULTON~THOMPSON . . o/o-. . . If ••~· -•~ Jackson Shocks Defending SEOA~ ~· Champio~s , 16 •6 : For 1 .... 2 .... 3 '~ MORE SILOS from .n. ' SILO UNLOADIR Sprint Aw. - Phona m.s101 1. Ill " of PATZ 'fl1ai .•.' of I < '/ io........,tate, lltoB NEW IMPROVED Will Increase . of ., ,, aN COLUMBUS, Michigan State'sOhio ace (UPI)quarterba<k Jllllmy Raye bit tbrej! key passeo In an 1$-yard ICOI'Inl drive durin~ a bllndln( rain· storm Saturday 1o lelld the No. I ranked Spartans to an u.. Big T'en victory over alnbbom Ohio State. The Buckeye!, to-point under· dogs, gave · the unbeaten Spartans all they could handle . ea oo:al~ lar- I,th·· partlcl Patlng farm. p'leces,.9Jie, so yet tlratletting ypu can 'I . tillch eachenjoy 011e -sign up with the ASCS coun- I -Keep 11tthll the wheat al-l · form a pljrl of the Whole. offtce during the sicnup per- lotment or "permitted" acr~ l WASIDNGTON (UP!) - The 1 Nest week, we will conclude to be announeec1 later age on eny otller farm In which l government Js planning to step our series on the use of acces· · such . producer has an interest. ' up purchases of a ~ blend sorles in the home. -Have an ocreage · of wheat 111 there Is subsUiution 'between Ihigh - protein food powder to · no larger ,than the farm allot-··wheat aod feed ·vaw 011 the , fill a milk gap fer millions of I ment (or no larger than the ac-1 farm, keep \1ftbln the feed ll.tJCI'Y children overseas. reage neUable for productloa grain loom ud grain oorghum) The gap devtloped when under the Protll'IID is he plano base on permitted acreage as · American milk production deto Ule and •I&Ds up tor the sub-well as tbe, wheat on icUned this year, producing ~ sharp drop in tllttcl<s surplus non • fat dry milk avallnhle tor : donation abroad tbrougli the · "Food lor Peact" pl'OII'8Dl· . ' Government exper\1 hope Ill have up to :Ia! mDiion pouDdii o1 dry milk ·r... oveneu dona· lion durin( Ill£ IIIH'! fllcal year, but even thJJ Would be a major reduclloo the previous year's dot~Jtf9118 of aboul 400 millloa pounda.-To HU thiJ· pp 1ft overseas feeding oPerations for proCow-Lac-Pellll a complete, pel· '.. ticbOol clllldren, ldlooi ltmcb leted dairy ration wilb a low cost for progriUIII, IIIII aeetl1· flimiiJeo, the TDN aupplied. Tit(, lliahiY paia· the Agrleuiturll ~ , II table pelletl . _ a fast clean-up, expeetat to pardlale OP to .100 which is very i_mpmtanl in milking milllon pounda of a blended parlon. Pellets haDdle easil)> and llow hiCh·proteb! powder by Janulreely In IllY type of built: blll!dllng ary . equipment. With Cow-Lac-Pela, there's no scporation CJf hlgredienta and every ww xeceivei balanced feed nutrition. Cow-Lite-PelS ore part of l.ANDMAU'• comp1e1t Dairy Feed· ing Proparn. II lhere a largo container of Javelle water. Use a pas, wooden, eemel\~ or enamel eootalner IInce the Javelle solution ill corrosive. You alae mual be Cll'eful not to aplll t1 on your bands or clothing. Prepare the Javelle solution by boiliog four pouodJ of sal· soda (sodium carbonate, or washing soda) !Of to mlnutea in a gallon of water In a glasa or en&IJleled vessel. Then odd a pound of bleaching powder (chloride or Hme cr calcium bypocblorile.) Cool the solution and otraln it. Difierent leaves such as oak, witb a 1ar1e amount ol tannin, l'eqUire Javelle water cilluted I !..;::::::::::::::::1;~'- A partlclpalinl lndlcatea .es .. =..from ~~~rea~ palo:;, ~=·~of~~·:; the uae ·!" . . .. sdtuti011 or the ncess • ocr~ ·1any other tm:m ·Jn whlclt the each ptece . of ,furmlllre "' age option). partielpatin1 pntiluesr has an )>e put -111!1 tbe ,rlgltt Maintain the 1 , 1~ ,i!l't J!lose. y.oblojl, I~ use , interest. · ~ 1 con-I · qulreo. ~ lbostl which serving base. (Cottllervlng bao-1 together IIBPPIIY and es wW be reduced for 19117 so 1 J@er l'laee and group lhetlbe larm'1lncreased wbeat1 f0 U,. wboJe allotment aereage may be uW·: .lJ_ a bell~uful ized>. ! balanced. . ill.• colpr ,.,Keep \1tthln all otller · ! ~Y.~- SJ~~Ut!ll liP~ between gl-lm allotmenll t!!!labi!Bhed":; i , fOUR!. '1m\ ~tw,een IndiVIdual Wayne Qwe and MelviD Gd· bert, chairmen, Acrlcultural SlabUiution aod CooaervaUoo Commtttees of Meigs. and ~ Ua reapecllveiy, line 11 up this d arruge~nl eren'7'1 an adllreSI ~pia· ~~~for~E\.aJIAir ~i>ee~en~tev~i~vetl~up~te~a~ ·:h•:lf~bot:ur:~2~kee~ ·:ps~the:~tea:ves· fresh a trealm 1 I ,. ,67 Wh p ·' nswers 0 n . eat rogram wltboul acreage dlvenloo provisions or diversion peymeala, \110 a farmer qualify lor and eerllflcatesT I J2) 'l'llm till. ~th .1~:. head water and balf Javelle solution. up and plall!l ·furine1 over Ill Other mm delleale oaet, auclt mouth and • • u uparagus and maltleohalr (3) Blow fortefully Into lbe lem, require a sliD weaker aofunnel · ·" 4 Iutton. (4) - ~e ~ and allow Let tlla leavea I08l fer 10 to the pig to ezba]e. · . 12 houri, then wub them In the boob you want to read (5) Repeal stepa 2 tbrou&b 4 clear 1'UIJIIIog water. Nest, soak to place the magazinea about 15 te :11 1Jmes per mm. lbelil In a dye ltllufiOD' aullablo want to look at 011 the piece ule. · for cot1an good!. Choose tht furniture whleb provides After several repetitions, tile naturil color, or try some new good Ught to say nothing of pig shOUld klek or show anolh- decorative ctlors. · comfortable chair In which you er t!lgn of llle. LaY -the PIC oa After dyeing, wash the mater· are going to all · 111 IItie at stomach aod mas- la1s again ID l'UIIIliDg water to . uge 111 ·'t!lt!st 1m 'mouth. U remove tbe surplus dye a n d We ~ lo ~111" oeceo- doe$D't start brealbln( nor- 1ea\oe litem ID a 5 per cent JIY· 1 ~t,~ ~ ma11y In a few seeondl - mwue eertn ll)luUm for from a hall 8 es ...,. · ertiflcl8l ~lloa. ~have to oOO:~ur. 'l'bell dry, The A In tbe 1987 wheal procram. colored leam and · varlou. ldnda of folia¥• Miss Margmw' Grjffltbs, Coui!IY 11ixteDJ1DD Aa fill~ Heme Economics, ~~ _that many Peo!llll mtJ!ii be In letested In preserving 110111e o the foliage so the homemake! will have natuial material to uae for arrangemenll and decorating pnrposea aU winter. Information received fr0111 Extensjon bortlculturlata at the Ohio Slate UniversitY by Miss many ways to preserve foliage, Home QuesliOOS, Wherever 1 per11011 ·ebooaes Ill go In Meigs County d~ the aed fnl weeb ,lbe eOlor will be becl«iiln//. This • gll'fl jiUt one 'II!Dre ,opportunity lor Meigs County people. t,o seD their wareo Ill. the PIJI!Uc. Tbe setting up of special s~c drive! throughout the ciUIIIy and In the villages would be a worthwhile project for aome club. If yo~oy tbe beauty of fall . Extension Conference ~:::g: :::::e~~ be tho relallcl and ICaie bookcaoe1. Maga.lnea and must together an to &rOUPIn olhelgbt fumllure each hi boob IJIII aboll • tablel be InIn harmony and must and In objeds oaltable 1o llold be aPPropriate 111 both quitUty · o This book contains over 300 pages ol veterl· nary Information on cowa, cblekeos, turkey1, and all farm anllllals. Tells bow to recognize diseases and treat them. Also leU. hnw to belp prevent the dlaea,. from recurring. DUTI'ON DRUG CO. aJ.oo hu stocked mod· ern medicines that we can ,.ll for the treatment of animal and poUltry dlaeaatl. . ' • Sunday Tlmea-Sentlnel, Sunday, Oct. 16, 1966 of With Purch1H Of 2 TERRAMYCIN MASTITIS TUBES ·; # George Meliren, Aaslstant Sec· held numeroua other natlooel rotary and Director of Selenre JJOSIS, includln( asalgnments aod Education, 0. S. Depart· In many other counlrles. menl of Agriculture, will ad· Tbenle of 1\te conference Is, dress our conference. He hu "Focusing Extension Reoourc· been a member of Ole Dtrec· es to AcconlpDab Goals." Dr. lora ol Community Credit Cor· Roy l\1. Kollman, Director of poratlon ollbe President's Com. ExteosiOn ServiCe and Dean of mlttee on Consumer Interests The Ohio Stele University Col' and of tbe National AdVISors lege of Agriculture and Home Council 111 Extensloll and Con- Ecooomlcs, will dlac:uas, "Man· Hnulni EducaUoo. Be llso bas agement Tbruatll 'Die ll'ulllre." IIY PAT 'l'a.A88 . Make sure !hal table lamP* Ext. Aplll, 111me EcoL · are not too weilhty lor the fur. Gallll c:-t.)' niture wbl!:h holds them. RerrieOiber, lltnpllclty II the Plc- :·c~n be the keynote ~=~'Y~In the aeleclton ol an in your color scheme and the ac This week, let's lOok focal point In interesl 'l'heJ de· how to use some of the 1m- serve to be carefully chosen. porllant accessories !hat we 1'11"!' can be tbe mea,na of -"1· in oar homa. lng height where It 1J needed. Lampe are a VfiiY Important Mlrron w!U ~ color and acceoaory. Juat be IUI'e aacb can .be naed ellectlvely to give lamp IJives a good llcJrt aDd an Ulusion of ln<reased space' that tbe Jines the base IJ1II or addefl width to a narrow are as COod u ill li&J'it room. Door Iampi, tablJ lamps Malad- and .• coiGrfal plrHip Iampo for Ylriety boob (!'eave 1M Jliekell • ID a room. They need DOl all lbell) add lrllemt 01 lihln, be the aame height but sbould llbeoll, m bookshelves and USUAL PRICI . $1.25 Laslef . Iout past the entrance to IS with the :;vest Shnde Road. . I Road which will bring you Tum right, here, aod thiS lhrou&b Keno on Route Ill. filii dleport na State Route 143 wW give you many views. One I panlc:ulary Uke Ia at Horner IIJ!l ·wllb the elifll oo both Bides, aod ll¥lll . co~ to the loP of the bill, leoklng out over !he counlryJide. · The people of Pomeroy, Middleport, Syracuae, Mlnemllle cU have IIICeiltlll vlen. ~ of my lavorllellll tile ~me I lei every morning on the way to tile oUice follllllng Butternut, · · :==n ~ A_gents -Wil_l A.tte nd ;~~h::J~~;~ F.;= an:.~ 1J ma..Velous. In addition to tbese ~ camping areas, there_ are many private camps, cabms, and clubs throughout the county ond on the Ohio River which will show marvelous colormg. For those who are interested In auto tours, almost any section of the county will show nature at its colorful best. Just a few of the possibilities can be mentioned but there are many etbero which would be equally enchanting. 1 took one last weekend, turnlng left at Flve Points, then o': to the old Chester Road, up tt to the new cage laytng hou,. on the w. s. Michael farm, ' ,· 1.1 Powerful M . . . . I 1 ' 1,1 '· Extravaganza of Natural Colors ·Beckons Visitors to Meigs County f ,. ' .I .·, These Enchanting Hills ••. r I' ' Q lent State �l '•\ ' I .. ., . ) 1 ·I .. . ' i' ! · ~ rA· ~ ~~.Jb~ 0 •• < . . . . • t . . HS .DrilbS .N · · . ·11e, ·tieS ·· A_, •Lt ~n/s·· ., ·F-·.oir· First · Placi~ . e1SODVl ,w;;ll'-'· • r . ¥ . ,.,. . Panthers, Four Other SEO Clubs Tied For 3rd Place · ·· · sEOAb oR•o srA.ion..-os ~ W L T , Athens . ......... Gallipoli• .. .. . .. • 3a Wellston . .. .. .. .. l Jackson . • • . .. . . • 2 ll oo .8564 TUM Logan ............ 2 Pomeroy . .. .. .. .. 2 Nelsonville .... ... . 2 Middleport ...... , 0 TOTALS .... ,-; .. 16 2 2 2 2 2 4 :o· ., 54 0\. 0· .· 0 ' 0 • '0 . 16 D . ,. G4 28 .6:1 38 28. , 404 P:RIDAY'S RISUL T$.: Gallipolis 36 NelsopvUie 2 Jackson 16 Athens 6 · Pomeroy 32 Middleport Ill Logan 7 Wellston 6 OCT. 21 GAMIS: Gallipolis at Wellston Jackson at Pomeroy Middleport at Loean NelsonviUe at Athellll \ I I Yards Rushing . 163 Passes . .. , l-14 Pass Yards , .. 223 Penalties . • .. .. 45 Fumbles ... . 1 .I 1' I ~; ... 82 Lakewood :12 5-lt Parma Valley Fqe ti 68 Garfield Heljhts 14 lleru a ··. 110 BrtoklYII Z1 lnllependenco I S Elyria Z1 Manofle)d f . '· Lancaotor II Marlttla I 12 G lt-28 LiiT!I Soniw za· By Quarters: Watuuna o Racine 0 0 0 7- 7 HamUton Tart - Take to Air ' Ill 28-7 Win Mens and Boys Wingtip $14·99 STOPIR~AD _ , .Wbat'o Gallipolil Motor Co. got for 1118'7! 1..1,. 66 ·.L friend. Quolily ...... '~ - ~ Demo's "'what ""· they who can back up say and who II "' 1111111 9Compony Can · Low miteoae, New car Warranty. NEW 1966's • NEW '66 CHEVROLETS 1 NEW •66 OLDSMOBILE $AVEI $AVEI Tan interested:.ln JOU ofter the sale. SERVICI - the boot in the VaDey. WARitAIITY - beat in the indllllr)'. PRODUCT - tho loader In tho autolllAlbUelncluBtey for D'UUlJ, many, JDIID1 yean. You can't get a bef.. and Black in B·C-D w ·, dths .. ter deal anywhere, makl THE SHOE BOX ua prove it. Our merchao- dlolllfl plan and our quality produetl assurta ro- NIW .1W'o 12-'67 CHEVROLET$ 4-'67 OLDSMOBILEI the Most lor Your Monoy at Gallipolll Motor Co. Your Chm'Oiet and ()l<lo. mobile dealer. ,. 4167 TRUCKS GALLIP~~OR CO. (heyroJet.Oidsmobde ., COMING SOONI OLE The All New.Bigger And Better Smith Buick ··On Upper Route No. 7 DOC SAYS: 1966 BUICK 1965 BUICK Demonstrators LeSABRE 4 DOOR SEDAN 2 WILDCATS 1 ELECTRA I SPECIAL ·•BELOW COST 1966 CHEVY II · 4 DOOR SEDAN Sold New June 18,'3,tllb miles JSTHE - UN ; ,, I I All power equipment, local owner. t 139·5 5 f 1963 Oldsmobile CUTLASS COUPE ~utomatic, ' 1961 COMET :~Honoa 2 DOOR SEDAN .•. ,~~~,,fp, Korr &.V.at,1 Zandt and · · ·u· fAKE , A TO RON ADO T~IAL MILE '· 1963 FORD FAnBACK ' White, custom vinylin!frlor, siiDIIo · ' " Automatic transmission, Dice ond car for wife. ,I l t 1995 ona~ r bucket seats, sharp 5 AY Introducing a new ·cir and a quick .. . WE SURE THINK SO I ard transmission. '·' ·-. ' \ '\' Piat 1100-R , ~very laml~ man It ~~~reoted In safety when hi clrlv11. And FIAi 1100-R ltdln gives him moro Nr.t} IIIIUrll·lll nG t•fll • NYE UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN •, ·' .• ? . SERVICE ', SAlES ' • COMP~ETE LINE OF USEQ- ~liS ,• , . J ), Phon~ S93·7711 • ' " ' '· '· :, · Atlit~l. ' . O. Sunday Shoppe.rs Welcome, We.Aren't Open, But Come .In a~ Bro~s8 Ar~uqd ....oil·,. ·SMITH ' ·I· .I 1;,9t~lllltuny. othar car. I'Ptu1t1 Ilk.! Front ~ltc braktt. ln~y luae4 held and ~llt1ghla. Win~shiold waohero. Salel1 ttllrlllg colUmn Pad!ltd ·~n'vlsorL 4·w.ay emarooncr lllahar i\'lltm. j\nd \lllny, more. ••,.. IIIHIIIIvti'IAt uao..~ rooAr•.. DIIWf . ~ IT .AW.itt · ,. �l '•\ ' I .. ., . ) 1 ·I .. . ' i' ! · ~ rA· ~ ~~.Jb~ 0 •• < . . . . • t . . HS .DrilbS .N · · . ·11e, ·tieS ·· A_, •Lt ~n/s·· ., ·F-·.oir· First · Placi~ . e1SODVl ,w;;ll'-'· • r . ¥ . ,.,. . Panthers, Four Other SEO Clubs Tied For 3rd Place · ·· · sEOAb oR•o srA.ion..-os ~ W L T , Athens . ......... Gallipoli• .. .. . .. • 3a Wellston . .. .. .. .. l Jackson . • • . .. . . • 2 ll oo .8564 TUM Logan ............ 2 Pomeroy . .. .. .. .. 2 Nelsonville .... ... . 2 Middleport ...... , 0 TOTALS .... ,-; .. 16 2 2 2 2 2 4 :o· ., 54 0\. 0· .· 0 ' 0 • '0 . 16 D . ,. G4 28 .6:1 38 28. , 404 P:RIDAY'S RISUL T$.: Gallipolis 36 NelsopvUie 2 Jackson 16 Athens 6 · Pomeroy 32 Middleport Ill Logan 7 Wellston 6 OCT. 21 GAMIS: Gallipolis at Wellston Jackson at Pomeroy Middleport at Loean NelsonviUe at Athellll \ I I Yards Rushing . 163 Passes . .. , l-14 Pass Yards , .. 223 Penalties . • .. .. 45 Fumbles ... . 1 .I 1' I ~; ... 82 Lakewood :12 5-lt Parma Valley Fqe ti 68 Garfield Heljhts 14 lleru a ··. 110 BrtoklYII Z1 lnllependenco I S Elyria Z1 Manofle)d f . '· Lancaotor II Marlttla I 12 G lt-28 LiiT!I Soniw za· By Quarters: Watuuna o Racine 0 0 0 7- 7 HamUton Tart - Take to Air ' Ill 28-7 Win Mens and Boys Wingtip $14·99 STOPIR~AD _ , .Wbat'o Gallipolil Motor Co. got for 1118'7! 1..1,. 66 ·.L friend. Quolily ...... '~ - ~ Demo's "'what ""· they who can back up say and who II "' 1111111 9Compony Can · Low miteoae, New car Warranty. NEW 1966's • NEW '66 CHEVROLETS 1 NEW •66 OLDSMOBILE $AVEI $AVEI Tan interested:.ln JOU ofter the sale. SERVICI - the boot in the VaDey. WARitAIITY - beat in the indllllr)'. PRODUCT - tho loader In tho autolllAlbUelncluBtey for D'UUlJ, many, JDIID1 yean. You can't get a bef.. and Black in B·C-D w ·, dths .. ter deal anywhere, makl THE SHOE BOX ua prove it. Our merchao- dlolllfl plan and our quality produetl assurta ro- NIW .1W'o 12-'67 CHEVROLET$ 4-'67 OLDSMOBILEI the Most lor Your Monoy at Gallipolll Motor Co. Your Chm'Oiet and ()l<lo. mobile dealer. ,. 4167 TRUCKS GALLIP~~OR CO. (heyroJet.Oidsmobde ., COMING SOONI OLE The All New.Bigger And Better Smith Buick ··On Upper Route No. 7 DOC SAYS: 1966 BUICK 1965 BUICK Demonstrators LeSABRE 4 DOOR SEDAN 2 WILDCATS 1 ELECTRA I SPECIAL ·•BELOW COST 1966 CHEVY II · 4 DOOR SEDAN Sold New June 18,'3,tllb miles JSTHE - UN ; ,, I I All power equipment, local owner. t 139·5 5 f 1963 Oldsmobile CUTLASS COUPE ~utomatic, ' 1961 COMET :~Honoa 2 DOOR SEDAN .•. ,~~~,,fp, Korr &.V.at,1 Zandt and · · ·u· fAKE , A TO RON ADO T~IAL MILE '· 1963 FORD FAnBACK ' White, custom vinylin!frlor, siiDIIo · ' " Automatic transmission, Dice ond car for wife. ,I l t 1995 ona~ r bucket seats, sharp 5 AY Introducing a new ·cir and a quick .. . WE SURE THINK SO I ard transmission. '·' ·-. ' \ '\' Piat 1100-R , ~very laml~ man It ~~~reoted In safety when hi clrlv11. And FIAi 1100-R ltdln gives him moro Nr.t} IIIIUrll·lll nG t•fll • NYE UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN •, ·' .• ? . SERVICE ', SAlES ' • COMP~ETE LINE OF USEQ- ~liS ,• , . J ), Phon~ S93·7711 • ' " ' '· '· :, · Atlit~l. ' . O. Sunday Shoppe.rs Welcome, We.Aren't Open, But Come .In a~ Bro~s8 Ar~uqd ....oil·,. ·SMITH ' ·I· .I 1;,9t~lllltuny. othar car. I'Ptu1t1 Ilk.! Front ~ltc braktt. ln~y luae4 held and ~llt1ghla. Win~shiold waohero. Salel1 ttllrlllg colUmn Pad!ltd ·~n'vlsorL 4·w.ay emarooncr lllahar i\'lltm. j\nd \lllny, more. ••,.. IIIHIIIIvti'IAt uao..~ rooAr•.. DIIWf . ~ IT .AW.itt · ,. �' '' ' ' ' ' k ' ~.'l .. r . ,- "' 1' ~ \ ~ , ' 'I ' -~ ' ' ' "·+•' '' ' 'r ,.. , ' ' • . News .: Begt ' < ' • ' \, ; l·-· ' ···\'~ 't • .~ ·~• ',.J \. ~ ~ ,, ' ' ' ;; ' \ ' - I • .• ( ,, •• 'I• ·. '· ,• ,, . Red Cross Drive for $3,580 To ;Be Cond~ncted Oct. 17-31 '• -«., ' ' '• ' ' r· '' . • '· "" .. .. ' ' ._,jl • .,_·':'" ·" .. " It• 21st Friday Results queen pageant and (lalllpo' · lis·l~el!uim•ille game appear elsewhere · in today's 'Nme!I-Sentlnel. • t. ' ,,. :~~~~f~~r!~ie:~~;~~~~ • .... I . ,'[ ' ~ ' ' J, ' . I ' .• ::,, ' \ ' : ·Gallio . ' '· ,. ' • ·' I : ' HOMECOMING ceremonies were uncommon around the Southeastern Ohio Athletic, League until the end of World War !J. So was Dad's night, bet· ter known today as Parent's Night. Those interested in previous GAHS homecoming queens and results of the D~vils homecoming battles are referred to results comptled below. • • • Gallipolis has won 12 homecoming games, lost eight and tied one since 1946. Nelsonville, FridaY's opponent, was the first homecoming foe of GARS 21 years ago. Gallipolis won that contest, 13·2, and Cherry O'Brien was named homecoming queen. • ' • limts itntintl • Gallipolis has split four homecoming games with Athens and Jackson. Pomeroy has won two and tied one, and is the only GAHS foe to hold an edge over the Gallians as far as homecommg results go. Logan is the Devils' best homecoming opponent. GARS has · downed the Chieftains lhree times, and lost none. GAHS owns two homecoming wins over Middleport. Against Wellston. the Devils are 1·2. • • VOL. • Ohio Gov. James A. ~!:~~:11 is scheduled to be in P< lor a mid-afternoon rally Tuesday, II has been confirm. ed by Republi•:an stale head· q arters ~ov. Rhodes, who is leading the GOP "Report .to the Peopie" campaign toUr fllrougbout Ohio, is expected for a breakr fast meeting In Legan on Tui!!lday, follo\Ved by 8 mld-momiDg ralty In McArthur, nllon luncheon In Gallipolis the ly in Pomeroy and ~n even·ll . -"- . ' Ma" 118 mg 111""""' m rie · PPHS 0-Kan Staff Selections Made • Yes••• Money • • th~~~~~~~~~sp;~~~ ~o;~~~t:s~i~~e~~s~~~ ~~ j'l'holmas :ur.a~~~~R~.ddA.nd~~n.~~~Rro'I'~BT:II .,'. : ·OME • • JOTTINGS, Dateline's pen pal, received a min· lature Ohio State University foo;ball from Ball Fur· niture Co., with compliments from Ernie Null recently. Reckon Ernie thought Jottings needed a little help for his crystal ball or somet~ing, Anyway thanks, Ernie! • • • THE Old French Citf will observe her 176th an· niversary Monday. It's a bit different around Galli· polis today than it was one year ago. People are still talking about the big !75th celebration. • • • TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the Iiles of The Dally Tribune and weekly Gallia 'Nmes . , . Silas E. Gilbert dies suddenly in Columbus . , . Gallipolis scores first, ~ut Logan rallies to trip Blue Devils, 19· 6 . . . Lt. Dan Miller killed in Tennessee army camp accident . . . Rio Redmen bury Lockbourne Army Air Base, 30-0 . . . rharles Reese, retired farmer, dies . . . Ten Tribune· Times carriers named winners in annual subscription contest. Will attend Ohio State· Minnesota football contest. They are: Bill Simms Dan Thomas, William Chambers, Ted Boyer, Dick and Jim Caldwell, Junior Wilson, Stu Zimmerman, Lee Bow· er and Dan Beabout . . . City residents receive in· structions on how to operate new parking meters. ~ .' ,,, i~ . ' ' • Three Burned ID Steam Pipe Blast ''' .,, Loan "· 'i' .', .•,.·~~-··· , I '. fGr home fllllllclnt , by first morlfl•gel Check wltlt us for 1 • '1 ' , home loail.t.ellore4 , . " ' " MCUtM \ ,, toyourn..U GAlliPOliS SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. ' ' I .. '.' ~ ':' • ~ . } t ~' . ·;. Gallipolis, Ohio Opp. The PHI Olflct .. - ·~ .. '''·.. ALL SAVINGS FULLY GUAIIANTEED Call It OISCOU' NTI _.' s· port; Mrs. Gary C. Catlthan, Flat Rock, Mich.; Mrs. Ro~r dus G. CasiD, Ripley, W. Va.; Arthur K. Ctuumell, Wellston: 1\jrs. Eugene E. Graham, Wlik· esviUe; Orville E. !luck, The Plains; Jobn 0. Hu!fman, Well· Cbarles ·G. Mays, Rl. 3 Point. Births Mrs. Roger M. Davidson, New son, 4:31 p.m. Friday; D. Green, R i son, 10:11 p.m. Fri· • SOME Cal It WHOLESALE We Named It- "THE BUDGET SHOP" 1 '""''" 2-Pc. UVING ROOM SUmS ·· ·· •· $99 3-Pc. BEDROOM SUITES ··· ······ · $99 SOFA BEDS ·· .. •·:· · ··· .. · .. ·.. ·· $58 BUNK BEDS (Complete) · ········ · · • $61 · HOllYWOOD BEDS .. ....... ... $39.75 LINOLEUMRUG~12 ......... : $4.18 / Dl~tbargeo Mrs. Walter S. Arthur, A. Bailey, John Bratcher, Mrs. Ronald L. Carr, Orland W. Floyd, Mrs. Marlyn W. Gor· reU, Mrs. Robert J. Haynes, Mrs. Clarence Huffman, Paul D. Kelly, Theresa Jane Lemley, John H. Mayes, Jame• R. Merry, Elloworth E. Miller, Mrs. George Olworlh, Joseph H. Ray, Jolm E. Roderick, Har· ry C. Roush, Ill, Leverett E. Sbaver, Mrs. Chester G. Wlga~ Mrs. Pbillip Globokar, and Mn. C. calllban. Vetenu Memortsl lloapltal , Holler llolpllol: VlsHJna Ad~o - Nellie Russell, houra :1-4 and HI p.m. Parents Mason: Lary Grueser, Miner&- only on Pediatrics Wlrd. ville: Robert Cook, Albany; .Wmllllono Ronald Dodderer, Rftdsville; Mrs. Myrtle J. Spencer, 51!0 Nllbur Hood, Pomeroy: Jos.. Fourth Ave.; Mrs. Carrie E. '"''"· .mine Blevins, Middleport; Har· Lemaster, 1733 a.alham Ave.: .ey Neal, Clifton. Roger L. Buah, Jr., 31 Sml~ Disdmrpo - Millard Brick-~ era St.; Edward D. les, Gladys Sayre, Virgie Hob- 16111 'lblrd Ave.; Valerie L. 1tetter, Mrs. Bernard Neutz. Tomlinson, Rt. 2 Bidwell; 'na. Charles Lee. Tracy Horton, Rl. 2 Patriot; Jolm M. WJHlams, CrOWD CIIJ: Melp Geaeral HlllpiW Mrs. Richard D. Green, R l A.. ....... - William Rey- Grande: Rebecca P. Pomeroy; Core W!ggino,l Rl. 2 Cheshire; Mrs. Pon1er91: lloler Spaun, Ra- 'Manning, NO'II! Haven: Ch8l;lea j Pullin, Pomeroy, D. Yeager, Maaon; Erant ·-• c:>e- Margaret Roush Ward, New llllven; Jl4ri. ' ... .''' ' . to 4-DRAWER CHESTS .. · .... ···· ·· · $1. BAKER FURNITURE OHIO - .. .. ~-·· . WOIIIIIn r.111r, aid her testimony '· ' '. . ' ,, ' ! .. \ " . Place ·yodr ad now!.:·:· ' ' .. J. . ,. i , "' • ' ,I ' .. 1 ' ' ,"<I' .. ;.. ''· ' ,, :' I' ' f I ' '' ' . •I ~ • .) ' ' ' t:. ' 'i' .. j' ..... ,· ·' '' . ·' • $tore hours and other. selling information ' ·, .· . The Rev. C. W~•rley .of Co11~111~iu•, . O ' .. ' - ' ~ ' 1 • products, services and brands ' • spec)~l services . . I Hear Inspired Word of G~ . . .~hed BiiNG THE LOST, BRING THE ilcK, COMI• . ,, ' . BELIEVING IN GOD. 1· , The deadline for additio~O.f listiogs.in the White Pti{jes Is tfovember 1t, 19~ God done lor her. · • • your location and area serveu . One Ml .. Above G1lllpollo o.l Stele Routt 7.' Acrou l'rom' Auto Auction ' ' " • i -· ..,. ,. Call Ohip Belf 446-... Oct. 13th at 7:00 P.M. but now I . . shoppers are7:eady to ·buYf Your_..ect'\ jn · . Ye~w Pages can direct custo~ers to your.·· door wheii~you , tell them about: • ' MIDDLEPORT ' . ? .~ Beglnnlng·fdjt~ I ori.. Wit ' ' J OLD FASHION tENT R~VIVAL . ...... ' 1 in only attended numerous Cincinnati games, but was a strong supporter of local baseball teams. He will long be remembered here. Known as "Shorty" to his friends, Patsy always liked to favor the Reds opponents, but deep down, he was a Rhinelander fan all the way. • " JUG BAND -;- This band, attired In hillbilly style, will be performing during presentation of the S.act romedy play, "Feud!!'' Over Yonder," on October 26 in the Pomeroy Junior High Auditorium. Memben of the ba~d are Ben Ewmg, se~ted, and standing, 1. tor, Jim Johnson, Richard Rawlings, Kenneth McElhinny, Jolm William Blaettnar and DICk Rosenbaum. .'> ' • • Paqe 11 Woman Hurt in Collision . .,, ' PT. PLEASANT - The lor the L96U7 annual yearbook, HERE's the results of previous GARS homecom· Oh-Kan, of Point Pleasant High ing battles: School has been selected with YEAR G Opponent 1956 ---- 26 Middleport 14 Sharon Hayes editor and 1948 ____ 13 Nelsonville 2 1957 . ••. 7 Wellston 41 Dean, her assistant. 1947 ---- 33 Jackson 7 1958 ---- 28 Athens 21 Others are Joan Pea':"'""• bu!l1948 - --- 28 Logan 6 1959 --· - 18 Jackson 14 Jness ~ger; R~bin 1949 ____ 0 Pomeroy 13 1960 ---- 32 Logan 16 baugb, asSistant busme" . 1950 ---- 19 Athens 35 1961 ____ 0 Jackson 12 ager; Mike Lambert, sports, 1951 ---- 6 Wellston 7 1962 ---- 42 Middleport 6 1952 ____ 13 Athens 6 1963 ____ 20 Pomeroy 20 Mike Colegrove, Vivian Wolfenbarger, 1953 ---- 6 Jackson 26 1004 . ••• 7 Athens 22 Susan Harper, faculty; 1954 ---- 31 Logan 7 1965 ---- 22 Wellston 12 cis Bait, layout .and section; 1955 - --- 13 Pomeroy 16 1006 ---- 36 Nelsonville 2 Mary Gru~b, advertising; ContrlbuUOIII to the! ol•~~:ll • • Selby, artist; Becky fund of the 8yriiCUBe V1 EVERYONE in Gallipolis should have received typist; Kilt<Y Legg, Index and Fire Department have not been a ZIP code message from the U. s. Post Office last Paula Shinn, organizations. week. It explained that the post office handles more so serving on the stall are as good as ·was haped. than 74 billion pieces of mail a year. Mail volume in . Debbie The fire departmen~ with the thy W'" ,.gw, loyal assistance of the ladles this country rises more than 2 bllllon pieces each Ka son, Mary Jane Getty' I ill is I ..,., year. Re~<idential delivery units increases more tban K' ld D8 vld Pllllllps Bobby 01 ary, or .,... mea ' . to pay for a new "re.. m••rge•n·ll • I 1', million each year. Patterson, Monty Pearson, . . ~~ . • • • . . Aten Patt Heib and cy Siren m the vJUage to • Y place one that Is Inadequate. THE ZIP Code helps postal officials to keep gm•a Help of residents Ill the pace with this rapidly mounting volume. It prevents Sarah May Lewis. things like this from happening: A letter Is postmark· ry M. Matheny, Rt. 2 Leon; Jeff· munjty In this project Is ~~~~ ed Wednesday, Oct. 5, 5 p.m . It is mailed from the rey J. Miller, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. by Fire Chlel MOton VI Gallia county courthouSP. It is received by the ad· Benjamin c: Wallis, Gallipolis who will gladly accept any and dressee on Monday, Oct. 10, at 11:30 a.m. Distance- Ferry: Mrs. orville Phillips, Rt. aU donations In beball of two and one-half blocks! The Gallipolis ZIP Code is 1 Harrisonvllle; George H. Ba- ~departme;;;;ij;;iii!iiiiintii . •i!iii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioi 45631. ker, Middleport; Delbert E. l·f • SECOND SECTION .., HERE's GAHS' previous homecoming queens: YEAR QUEEN 1956 --- ---- Molly Vanco 1946 ___ _ Cherry O'Brien i957 __ Carol Sue Haskins 1947 --· --- Vivian Allison 1958 --------- Sue Fisher 1948 __ Barbara Cardwell 1959 ----- Alberta Fraley !949 ••• Charlott Preston 1960 __ Debbie Darnbrough 1950 ------- Betty Notter 1961 ------ Carol Martin 1951 _______ JoAnn Ervin 1002 ------- Sally Dailey 1952 __ Eleanor Gatewood 1963 - ----- Connie White 1953 ----- - Marilyn Lloyd 1004 __ Marsha Edeiblute 1954 ---- Carolyn Arnold 1005 ------ Debbie Evana !955 ----·--- Jane Simms 1966 ------Jane A. Young • / OCTOBER 16, 1966 '.' •"f' *· . '" I '. .;· •' �' '' ' ' ' ' k ' ~.'l .. r . ,- "' 1' ~ \ ~ , ' 'I ' -~ ' ' ' "·+•' '' ' 'r ,.. , ' ' • . News .: Begt ' < ' • ' \, ; l·-· ' ···\'~ 't • .~ ·~• ',.J \. ~ ~ ,, ' ' ' ;; ' \ ' - I • .• ( ,, •• 'I• ·. '· ,• ,, . Red Cross Drive for $3,580 To ;Be Cond~ncted Oct. 17-31 '• -«., ' ' '• ' ' r· '' . • '· "" .. .. ' ' ._,jl • .,_·':'" ·" .. " It• 21st Friday Results queen pageant and (lalllpo' · lis·l~el!uim•ille game appear elsewhere · in today's 'Nme!I-Sentlnel. • t. ' ,,. :~~~~f~~r!~ie:~~;~~~~ • .... I . ,'[ ' ~ ' ' J, ' . I ' .• ::,, ' \ ' : ·Gallio . ' '· ,. ' • ·' I : ' HOMECOMING ceremonies were uncommon around the Southeastern Ohio Athletic, League until the end of World War !J. So was Dad's night, bet· ter known today as Parent's Night. Those interested in previous GAHS homecoming queens and results of the D~vils homecoming battles are referred to results comptled below. • • • Gallipolis has won 12 homecoming games, lost eight and tied one since 1946. Nelsonville, FridaY's opponent, was the first homecoming foe of GARS 21 years ago. Gallipolis won that contest, 13·2, and Cherry O'Brien was named homecoming queen. • ' • limts itntintl • Gallipolis has split four homecoming games with Athens and Jackson. Pomeroy has won two and tied one, and is the only GAHS foe to hold an edge over the Gallians as far as homecommg results go. Logan is the Devils' best homecoming opponent. GARS has · downed the Chieftains lhree times, and lost none. GAHS owns two homecoming wins over Middleport. Against Wellston. the Devils are 1·2. • • VOL. • Ohio Gov. James A. ~!:~~:11 is scheduled to be in P< lor a mid-afternoon rally Tuesday, II has been confirm. ed by Republi•:an stale head· q arters ~ov. Rhodes, who is leading the GOP "Report .to the Peopie" campaign toUr fllrougbout Ohio, is expected for a breakr fast meeting In Legan on Tui!!lday, follo\Ved by 8 mld-momiDg ralty In McArthur, nllon luncheon In Gallipolis the ly in Pomeroy and ~n even·ll . -"- . ' Ma" 118 mg 111""""' m rie · PPHS 0-Kan Staff Selections Made • Yes••• Money • • th~~~~~~~~~sp;~~~ ~o;~~~t:s~i~~e~~s~~~ ~~ j'l'holmas :ur.a~~~~R~.ddA.nd~~n.~~~Rro'I'~BT:II .,'. : ·OME • • JOTTINGS, Dateline's pen pal, received a min· lature Ohio State University foo;ball from Ball Fur· niture Co., with compliments from Ernie Null recently. Reckon Ernie thought Jottings needed a little help for his crystal ball or somet~ing, Anyway thanks, Ernie! • • • THE Old French Citf will observe her 176th an· niversary Monday. It's a bit different around Galli· polis today than it was one year ago. People are still talking about the big !75th celebration. • • • TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the Iiles of The Dally Tribune and weekly Gallia 'Nmes . , . Silas E. Gilbert dies suddenly in Columbus . , . Gallipolis scores first, ~ut Logan rallies to trip Blue Devils, 19· 6 . . . Lt. Dan Miller killed in Tennessee army camp accident . . . Rio Redmen bury Lockbourne Army Air Base, 30-0 . . . rharles Reese, retired farmer, dies . . . Ten Tribune· Times carriers named winners in annual subscription contest. Will attend Ohio State· Minnesota football contest. They are: Bill Simms Dan Thomas, William Chambers, Ted Boyer, Dick and Jim Caldwell, Junior Wilson, Stu Zimmerman, Lee Bow· er and Dan Beabout . . . City residents receive in· structions on how to operate new parking meters. ~ .' ,,, i~ . ' ' • Three Burned ID Steam Pipe Blast ''' .,, Loan "· 'i' .', .•,.·~~-··· , I '. fGr home fllllllclnt , by first morlfl•gel Check wltlt us for 1 • '1 ' , home loail.t.ellore4 , . " ' " MCUtM \ ,, toyourn..U GAlliPOliS SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. ' ' I .. '.' ~ ':' • ~ . } t ~' . ·;. Gallipolis, Ohio Opp. The PHI Olflct .. - ·~ .. '''·.. ALL SAVINGS FULLY GUAIIANTEED Call It OISCOU' NTI _.' s· port; Mrs. Gary C. Catlthan, Flat Rock, Mich.; Mrs. Ro~r dus G. CasiD, Ripley, W. Va.; Arthur K. Ctuumell, Wellston: 1\jrs. Eugene E. Graham, Wlik· esviUe; Orville E. !luck, The Plains; Jobn 0. Hu!fman, Well· Cbarles ·G. Mays, Rl. 3 Point. Births Mrs. Roger M. Davidson, New son, 4:31 p.m. Friday; D. Green, R i son, 10:11 p.m. Fri· • SOME Cal It WHOLESALE We Named It- "THE BUDGET SHOP" 1 '""''" 2-Pc. UVING ROOM SUmS ·· ·· •· $99 3-Pc. BEDROOM SUITES ··· ······ · $99 SOFA BEDS ·· .. •·:· · ··· .. · .. ·.. ·· $58 BUNK BEDS (Complete) · ········ · · • $61 · HOllYWOOD BEDS .. ....... ... $39.75 LINOLEUMRUG~12 ......... : $4.18 / Dl~tbargeo Mrs. Walter S. Arthur, A. Bailey, John Bratcher, Mrs. Ronald L. Carr, Orland W. Floyd, Mrs. Marlyn W. Gor· reU, Mrs. Robert J. Haynes, Mrs. Clarence Huffman, Paul D. Kelly, Theresa Jane Lemley, John H. Mayes, Jame• R. Merry, Elloworth E. Miller, Mrs. George Olworlh, Joseph H. Ray, Jolm E. Roderick, Har· ry C. Roush, Ill, Leverett E. Sbaver, Mrs. Chester G. Wlga~ Mrs. Pbillip Globokar, and Mn. C. calllban. Vetenu Memortsl lloapltal , Holler llolpllol: VlsHJna Ad~o - Nellie Russell, houra :1-4 and HI p.m. Parents Mason: Lary Grueser, Miner&- only on Pediatrics Wlrd. ville: Robert Cook, Albany; .Wmllllono Ronald Dodderer, Rftdsville; Mrs. Myrtle J. Spencer, 51!0 Nllbur Hood, Pomeroy: Jos.. Fourth Ave.; Mrs. Carrie E. '"''"· .mine Blevins, Middleport; Har· Lemaster, 1733 a.alham Ave.: .ey Neal, Clifton. Roger L. Buah, Jr., 31 Sml~ Disdmrpo - Millard Brick-~ era St.; Edward D. les, Gladys Sayre, Virgie Hob- 16111 'lblrd Ave.; Valerie L. 1tetter, Mrs. Bernard Neutz. Tomlinson, Rt. 2 Bidwell; 'na. Charles Lee. Tracy Horton, Rl. 2 Patriot; Jolm M. WJHlams, CrOWD CIIJ: Melp Geaeral HlllpiW Mrs. Richard D. Green, R l A.. ....... - William Rey- Grande: Rebecca P. Pomeroy; Core W!ggino,l Rl. 2 Cheshire; Mrs. Pon1er91: lloler Spaun, Ra- 'Manning, NO'II! Haven: Ch8l;lea j Pullin, Pomeroy, D. Yeager, Maaon; Erant ·-• c:>e- Margaret Roush Ward, New llllven; Jl4ri. ' ... .''' ' . to 4-DRAWER CHESTS .. · .... ···· ·· · $1. BAKER FURNITURE OHIO - .. .. ~-·· . WOIIIIIn r.111r, aid her testimony '· ' '. . ' ,, ' ! .. \ " . Place ·yodr ad now!.:·:· ' ' .. J. . ,. i , "' • ' ,I ' .. 1 ' ' ,"<I' .. ;.. ''· ' ,, :' I' ' f I ' '' ' . •I ~ • .) ' ' ' t:. ' 'i' .. j' ..... ,· ·' '' . ·' • $tore hours and other. selling information ' ·, .· . The Rev. C. W~•rley .of Co11~111~iu•, . O ' .. ' - ' ~ ' 1 • products, services and brands ' • spec)~l services . . I Hear Inspired Word of G~ . . .~hed BiiNG THE LOST, BRING THE ilcK, COMI• . ,, ' . BELIEVING IN GOD. 1· , The deadline for additio~O.f listiogs.in the White Pti{jes Is tfovember 1t, 19~ God done lor her. · • • your location and area serveu . One Ml .. Above G1lllpollo o.l Stele Routt 7.' Acrou l'rom' Auto Auction ' ' " • i -· ..,. ,. Call Ohip Belf 446-... Oct. 13th at 7:00 P.M. but now I . . shoppers are7:eady to ·buYf Your_..ect'\ jn · . Ye~w Pages can direct custo~ers to your.·· door wheii~you , tell them about: • ' MIDDLEPORT ' . ? .~ Beglnnlng·fdjt~ I ori.. Wit ' ' J OLD FASHION tENT R~VIVAL . ...... ' 1 in only attended numerous Cincinnati games, but was a strong supporter of local baseball teams. He will long be remembered here. Known as "Shorty" to his friends, Patsy always liked to favor the Reds opponents, but deep down, he was a Rhinelander fan all the way. • " JUG BAND -;- This band, attired In hillbilly style, will be performing during presentation of the S.act romedy play, "Feud!!'' Over Yonder," on October 26 in the Pomeroy Junior High Auditorium. Memben of the ba~d are Ben Ewmg, se~ted, and standing, 1. tor, Jim Johnson, Richard Rawlings, Kenneth McElhinny, Jolm William Blaettnar and DICk Rosenbaum. .'> ' • • Paqe 11 Woman Hurt in Collision . .,, ' PT. PLEASANT - The lor the L96U7 annual yearbook, HERE's the results of previous GARS homecom· Oh-Kan, of Point Pleasant High ing battles: School has been selected with YEAR G Opponent 1956 ---- 26 Middleport 14 Sharon Hayes editor and 1948 ____ 13 Nelsonville 2 1957 . ••. 7 Wellston 41 Dean, her assistant. 1947 ---- 33 Jackson 7 1958 ---- 28 Athens 21 Others are Joan Pea':"'""• bu!l1948 - --- 28 Logan 6 1959 --· - 18 Jackson 14 Jness ~ger; R~bin 1949 ____ 0 Pomeroy 13 1960 ---- 32 Logan 16 baugb, asSistant busme" . 1950 ---- 19 Athens 35 1961 ____ 0 Jackson 12 ager; Mike Lambert, sports, 1951 ---- 6 Wellston 7 1962 ---- 42 Middleport 6 1952 ____ 13 Athens 6 1963 ____ 20 Pomeroy 20 Mike Colegrove, Vivian Wolfenbarger, 1953 ---- 6 Jackson 26 1004 . ••• 7 Athens 22 Susan Harper, faculty; 1954 ---- 31 Logan 7 1965 ---- 22 Wellston 12 cis Bait, layout .and section; 1955 - --- 13 Pomeroy 16 1006 ---- 36 Nelsonville 2 Mary Gru~b, advertising; ContrlbuUOIII to the! ol•~~:ll • • Selby, artist; Becky fund of the 8yriiCUBe V1 EVERYONE in Gallipolis should have received typist; Kilt<Y Legg, Index and Fire Department have not been a ZIP code message from the U. s. Post Office last Paula Shinn, organizations. week. It explained that the post office handles more so serving on the stall are as good as ·was haped. than 74 billion pieces of mail a year. Mail volume in . Debbie The fire departmen~ with the thy W'" ,.gw, loyal assistance of the ladles this country rises more than 2 bllllon pieces each Ka son, Mary Jane Getty' I ill is I ..,., year. Re~<idential delivery units increases more tban K' ld D8 vld Pllllllps Bobby 01 ary, or .,... mea ' . to pay for a new "re.. m••rge•n·ll • I 1', million each year. Patterson, Monty Pearson, . . ~~ . • • • . . Aten Patt Heib and cy Siren m the vJUage to • Y place one that Is Inadequate. THE ZIP Code helps postal officials to keep gm•a Help of residents Ill the pace with this rapidly mounting volume. It prevents Sarah May Lewis. things like this from happening: A letter Is postmark· ry M. Matheny, Rt. 2 Leon; Jeff· munjty In this project Is ~~~~ ed Wednesday, Oct. 5, 5 p.m . It is mailed from the rey J. Miller, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. by Fire Chlel MOton VI Gallia county courthouSP. It is received by the ad· Benjamin c: Wallis, Gallipolis who will gladly accept any and dressee on Monday, Oct. 10, at 11:30 a.m. Distance- Ferry: Mrs. orville Phillips, Rt. aU donations In beball of two and one-half blocks! The Gallipolis ZIP Code is 1 Harrisonvllle; George H. Ba- ~departme;;;;ij;;iii!iiiiintii . •i!iii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioi 45631. ker, Middleport; Delbert E. l·f • SECOND SECTION .., HERE's GAHS' previous homecoming queens: YEAR QUEEN 1956 --- ---- Molly Vanco 1946 ___ _ Cherry O'Brien i957 __ Carol Sue Haskins 1947 --· --- Vivian Allison 1958 --------- Sue Fisher 1948 __ Barbara Cardwell 1959 ----- Alberta Fraley !949 ••• Charlott Preston 1960 __ Debbie Darnbrough 1950 ------- Betty Notter 1961 ------ Carol Martin 1951 _______ JoAnn Ervin 1002 ------- Sally Dailey 1952 __ Eleanor Gatewood 1963 - ----- Connie White 1953 ----- - Marilyn Lloyd 1004 __ Marsha Edeiblute 1954 ---- Carolyn Arnold 1005 ------ Debbie Evana !955 ----·--- Jane Simms 1966 ------Jane A. Young • / OCTOBER 16, 1966 '.' •"f' *· . '" I '. .;· •' �-----.- ...._••..)u.:...• ~o;. .... - - ...., _ ' '· I • ..,_ .... .' . ' ! ~ . .\\ ' ) , } n , ' ., 'i \ . I ,,l,' 'I LITTER FROM FINLAND ffZ - ,;,1 0 s .au I ero'fiess I r ,. a ru . J;' lb • h t .J.' U rtiJ' er ~ew PoUee I ' berculosis Mo~ile X·IIBY IJnit l d!St chut'1'h,· Pomeroy , RD. Bapd und~r • ffle dtf'eOiil(o .of Prlfes lat .. ~laug~ -~~rs rll'!f!i ~~lflf P,r~1r'lr.l!t> 27l ltnmiiJlli!ltfnn!. 11,~ ' a>; will make Its anr.ual visit to wos held Thur8~~y afternoon at ' Mr. Ross F,.,.y, Friday bight and"lieif!rs at Midwes!lnarl<ets loa propo ,Y COli neo 0 Y.:1 gains! comn!U'\IC~~Ie tsease• j1 ~' l\la~Wn County tltis w..~ begip. the churoh, with "'"· Gerald presented a pre-game show fl!r1 ~1s week were s!eady ,to low~r. er ·Ill• . w~k~ lit' ~~~ . 21 aerologjM· wltrt,:·~a 11 ~ l J ~s· 11iPB Mon~ay, Oct. !3 ~t ·, LeOJI Pullins, president ..In ofiarge. the MHS-PHS game comi"g Qn flog pnc~ slumpe~ to Jh~ wl\1 .~ . e~fcq:<fl! llli)llt!IIY; lit , iJ37 tuberqui;l_r ~~ d~,t~ . Town HijJI from S unhl B p m Oe~otlons bY Mrs · ~tmes the field In (orm~ljpn lejl by Ilowest levels In II)Ore than I~ !1Ut1' ~ ll!!!liftl* Will ~ Seplember lC®lJGIIOII . ' ·•f!i' , 110 ~· flcl. Note. Paul Ward, professor of English at the Un· October t8th Apple Grove, Sha· Gilmore opened the lll,eeting. drum majorette Katlj,v 1\lcEI· months. S\aug))ter lal1'~ priceJ ,1"1- 1"!'11!1 1~1' IO!\-. by thf. t.fa•'lll >' COitmJ ;· • ' 1versicy of Nevada, ami son of Mrs Cora Ward, Chesltire, Inyslde School 3 unttl 5 p.m. The group sang, "Spe~k My hinny an~ maJorelles and n~, , rose. I ·~]IUdr•A'! - ~eti~vlfr." · . Dtw,rtlilent, ' · '' ;; · j is a Fullbright exchange professor engaged in teaching 1an4 a unttl 8 p m October Lord," and "The Call lor !leal>' bearers. The b<>nd i came t\lt! l At maJor livestoc~ · • rllr!il!j aro li planned '' :; English m Lahti. Finland . I19th Mason City Building from ~s." followed with "'·a~;· by length ol }he field to the ~oal ~~·~~hl\'r steers so~d In NqVein.·~~ lot~mmu~ ,;:1 1 · First consenting to write "a letter to the hometown 110 a.m. until noon aM 2 until Mrs. Laura Schaefer. and Mrs. line where it pl~yed the Star 1.%5 ,lower with dechnll!l to tbeir lowe!t ''"'" 1:: • 1 ~•ners," he found. upon launching into such toptcs. asth• 6 p.m. October 201~ Point Carr Baltey and scrioture read· I Spangled Banner and Uten up to .50 at CbtCalfO this week. yea" old J081illlll tl!e,_l"', I' land, customs. nature of hts work. sports,_ transportation, Pleasant Cmirthouse from 10 ing of John 4:2i>-4Z by Mrs. formed a corri~or for til• foot· City. St. Paul wa• an eorried the AJ>rlh The 'lollowill8 ~''" /••1111 ol· ;' ochQOl facilities and pracltces, cost of hvmg differences, a.m. until noon 1 unul 3 p m. Harry Clark ball squad lo, break thl•ugh e wtlh pr;ces stea9Y to -~ nrtces to new loll;'.' r we::tr''.n\11!1•~ Ill lltl l' mndas of dress , etc-, that any attempt to cover all th~se and 5 until 7 p m. OctDber 21st Several readings were given hoop lettered, "St\nR 'Ell)." Heifm were mostly ~~BOn With th8· ~unt ~••!'Y Bl!p be[\ IIY Pub- 1 1 suhjects m a smgle arhcle would result In ~haas._ I Pomt Pleas• nt Courthouse from mcluding, Needed, Harvesl j For the half-Ume show, tho i .2Uower except. a\ St. uiulrSring the largest :·loSI at Nur: .:...... ~ry i Therefore, below IS the ftrst of what 1 he Times-Sen· 10 8 m until noon. Hands, by Mrs. Richard li'riend; 1 band entered the field from ana St Paul, where .sa7 5,f . • ~~~~ ller• I tine! antictpates wtil be a sertes of reports from Finland I Chest Hays are free. They A meditation fr?m Tho Upper j the north in a company f:rQnt ' were steady 11) .. 25 -hlgher, ~..,., ' Pri~ aid fur , ·iJorjitht; Morrj, 1: prap,red by Prof Ward ' are done quickly and persoru; IRoom; Mrs Chflord Klem: on the goal line. A fanfare'. was were steady to :25 . lower_ at dellveri.J· pto ' . ;·, ·., PAUL WARD eligtble must be 2ll years old and Let Me Walk m the F1 elds, j conducted by Mr. Frey, dlfec· Ch~eago, SL LoUJs and Stoux t' eardiovaSI!Ular 8 LAHTI. FJNLANfl, Oct 5 - Each year the United and up. No undressmg is re· Mrs. Gil~ore. Prayer by Mrs. , tor, and the band steppe<l off City /It '?ther pomts cows we~ ~: ro,T .. ·.. ., Ill States government and the Fmnish government coop· quired Arthur Wtse closed the devo- to the tune, "I'm a Yankee ote~d~ to - .50 hl~her ~~h tn l CloSli!g>prlctis for' ' erate in a cultural eHhange The unit vts•t " ' ponsored tlons, after whoch tile group Doodle Dandy." S01!1" Instances 1.110 .,_,er, delivered lo • Fulbright grantees study, teach, or do research in by the Mason County Tubercu· ~djourned to the recreation They formed a large "V" Ve.alers were steady to strong were Finlanll and Finnish students and researchers work '" iosis and Health Association, room of the parsonage fur a from the 10 lo the 45 yunl Pnces of Ieeder cattle ~re , the United States I am one of those grantees. leaching The West Virgtnia State Health busmess session. lines and closed lhe "V" at steady to .50 htgher, except or ' English as a foretgn language tn Lahti. Fmland The tour Department and the Mason Mrs Oscar Smith was wel- 1 m>d·fleld. They then formed trendS of ste"!ly to .50 lower }l, of a~ty ls one year unless I dectd< to take tw~ yea:s from County Health Department. con;ed as new member Mrs. floatmg diamonds to the tune St. Raul and SiOUX Falls. • . :ny state-side pos1tton at . . Harr~ Clark agreed _to ~have of ''March-Marines Hymn," and, .Twelve market ,recetpts of :he Universtty of Nevada. I the ftrst lime A lecturmg asdevottons for, the November n ade a sta~rway for til• que~li almos.t +Q!l.fi!lll c.altle W£1'0 ~ Saturday. August 20. 1 stgnment m Illinois had preElderly MrArlhur I meeting. A game, "Missionary 1.;,d her court as they elllered a~oiit 4. P!;r ·cent >Ji!Sh~r tfia~ d~~.~ 0 1 flew from London to Helsinki vented me from travell1ng to • , • work and You'' was played and the field lpst wee~. ::. ' ~ ... /!I ; The sun was brtghl, 'h• vts>bll· Europe by shtp with the other , ~len Dte of lnjurtes Ia contest held on B1ble words. > In cun~l~sion the band form. I In the ~holesale ca\Uot off' tty was excellent and tne food Amerocan professors Now . a > LANCASTER, Ohio , UP II- l\lrs. Eugene Gtll reported on ed an open 'end box In whfch ' ~r~l<i~ lJI~I. trade. J_teer b= was good Aboul 11 a m we tour of Helsmk• and 1vlcmlty 1 Two elderly McArthur men new hterature. Ihe maJorettes featured l,q Ne~ Y'1!'k ;~n<l P~l~adelpll1 ;-'aOY~I~n! glided over the Alands The ar- 1 was scheduled Even )!1!6 hours were fatall y lnj11red late F'nday . It was decided to p]a ce_ plas- In a r1re baton twirling il_ chipelago appeared as green without sleep d1d not ( amse me in a hepd-on collision on U S 1lc covers on the mlsswnary to the tune .•~National Emblt>,m 'llhe~ . q\htfWISe ~ llo\S 9n the Balti< blue ' to sa) no 39 at the south edge of Lancas-, bonks Plans were ma~e for ~ Match" and then formed the l!fl~.e~... were ' r: ~'vast expctnsfs of green- I In Helsmk1 we visited the ter : potluck dmner ~n November big ''M'' . ,":1 ~~ towe~ W1th ~~~.L>Ba!·es !i~ ery fpd irre4ular shaped bays, fish docks, a n~>w stad1um, the : Police identified the Victims , 3. Wllh the Men s Fellowshtp · · · ,C)u~~go ~·.~ ,·~n! ,~ · capes lakes and 1slo r~ds came i market place the Senate as Lafe A11drews 82 and QttJ. as guests A thank YQU letter ,I Q~ef ~ne:r~JiJt y,a •· ' · ' · ' ·d f th G ' cent lower alljj cow ~ . ln«t view We were ~ver F'm· SquarE', embassy cenh:•r, a mer Ross 83 Their tar, w1th was rea rom e ary }'ilipino MiHtarY d · land. th• lancl of green and blue church. statues, and many ' Andrews drtv1ng. coll1dt>d ~,~oith Homes. - , , 1 • . k:l ~~ ~1'1~ own~ ~~:~·}: Uy nOQfl the aircraf 1 neared busmess, park. and residential an auto dnvfn by Melv m 1 Attendmg were the a_bove \\ant OQg 8 Ufe . · .,, . Cholet~ Helsinki. w, were flymg lower. 1areas We bussed to Tapiola. Schaum, 50, Ashland \Je was · and _Mrs C1arenco eurtiS, Mrs. MANIL.~ IUP\). -Phillppln~i(\>er~~edh' · k por ThP. plne-c~vered cot111tryside. , a neh housmg distnct .,v1th 1 m]ured only slightl~ bol his Joe fhEva ns, Mjss Marguerite mtlitary men . are looking 1~ei.IJ 1 1 ~ ;ee Low C undulating blllocks and glisten· ho•• gardens. flower plots. and w>le, Desta. was listed m poor 1L••. " 1 and Mrs Eugene Jef. lorwijrd to the ~ay when. theY I • H · .- . · 0 s , •· remmded me of .a ' a •restaurant atop a tvwer. . . ers. I b . ' d d g'• IU •. , ' Qg pnces Ing wa~rs cond1hon. I · can. egm ,ea mg a o , e. , k 1 rt ~Pifd · geography book Kygel School. I By five o'clock we were back ' . Dugs of the Phijpplne K G. l e,sil.'~ lhe spri~Jiitfi the seventh gra~o and Mr Wal :to Otameml rlns would b• • • : Galli u Jiis Man iH 't corps are •!lowed lWII and half j ~ ' ':rro!s ~and , ter Rtfe My mind retreated , "home" fm the onentatmn, a lltHS Semor G1rls 1 . I · pe119s a da~· (62 cents) fat • - ~ l5 through +5 years. A pictur• •week of lectures. gro~p meet·. Have Slumber Purlv ' InJured by Gra•ler suljStStence The allpwanc.e ,·. ' ' may have been worth 10.000 I mgs teas cork tall parties and Middleport Semor girlB had Gayland Scarberry 22., . of orflcers and enl{jfE1i men Js . w.,.;,"'' words tn Mr Rife 's text book. em~ ssv receptlon5 '\lso. ' a a slumber party Fnday mght Galhpohs, was InJUred· Fnday peso a day Sen t OaQbtmcio ·~n.'l but duect observatlOrJ renders fiVe-daY tou r of Fmland was after the homecommg game at afternoon t.when he was "Struck I torpng said' tQday he WQUld Ul'ge lnw•.c bot' words and pictures tnade. added to thts schedule the home of Mr. and Mrs Nor}Y a ro¥0. grader at th~ con- I passa@e of a !II II g\vmg hl!manJ at r·~~~~~=!r~~:;:;::..:..-.::; qua.te At evt'n m the eventna we man Humphreys, 404 Fisher St. stralu~~ O (site on Rt. 52 r ~a~ 1at least as much _as fi(lj~ · . .' · 1 .o;; 1 5 • • • t-felsinki · "The Whitt City e ddl Co rove He was adrb.Jttea I 10 • 1 , .. had a sa una party This ntua\ M1 eport , L ,... • , · ·1 • -... • 11'1 aqd southern or the North., The Oaug~ter of ecs tas and masochism can Attending were Ann Hanson. to _awrence ~o unt~ General • • Minne8ota totaled abo~~ 663,000 ot ~he B~lt>c. came mlo VIO~ , not be .: lamed in a few Manlyn Stumbo, Su•ie Morrts, Hospllal With a broken leg. ~ Engmee .. to Dme (or the five-day period, com· I From the "' Helsmkt ~s words, buf 1 w>ll try. Sandy Garten, Alberta Little, I Scarberry Is employed by the 1 Oct. 19 jn Jack•on pared with 671,0110 last week. gnen parks restless rlnr wa-. . 1Stephanie Pullen, Susie Ohling- Charleston Construcbon Co · of The Oct •ber nmner meet· The wholesale price for pork Con loA tt>rways. bndg~s . smukesta~ks, , About 20 Fmns a:d Amen- · er, Susie Surface, Kay Ault, Charleston The mish<Oip took ing of the OJJio Valley Chapter, I loins declined v.. cent.. a pound, 1 4 ar.dmBJBStlli !Jghi ·COlnred ~ugh- c~ns entered/Lwo~e ~hut n:ar Marv Wolfe. VCJierie Rttter, place at pm. Ohto Sor 1ety of Profes~wmal Ell· while Boston butts were steady GREAT risP apartment complexes One l e waters 0 aaja ~ 11 1a ay Vick1e F'emera. Sandy Swartz, gmeers wtll be held at 7 p m 1to ¥11 cent lower and fresh ml•st stroll ils streets to detect nearby ) We stnpped_ entered Jamanlla Ward, Roberta Bmg . ATI'ENTJON !EST) Wednesch~y . ()(>robe~ ) ham8 steadyto l 'h cents o(f. FRIEND! thrl some ol the bmldmgs arf' a heal chamber. dalihe~ cold and the hostess, Sandy Humph- Washmglon PTA parents are 19 at the Colonial Restaurant . The weekl;v average price of water on hot stones ~ntil t h e reys The girls spent the even. Irermnded that the membership . 'J k Ibarrows and gilts at Chicaco , 0 ;d OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Representatives of the Unit. I heat became slJflocatmg, beat ' mg eatmg pizza, dancmg, ~tng· l dnve .and JdentJticat•on tag : mTh:c ~~~ mcludes registt'red I was expected to be about $2:,511 fd State~ fnfurmatwn Service : ourselves with bundles of birch mg and playing games Satur-! ~ale Will dose Oct. 28 Parents rofesswnal engmeers and sur- per hundredwight. This would 6:00 to 8:00 mt>t me at the airport Soon we . twigs, dumped co ld water on ' day morning, Roberta Bmg ' are !lSked to send thl:' 50 ce~t ~e ors in JaCk'lon, Galha and be "bQut .~Q lower Ulan la!iil were motonng past tall pmes Ieach other then bounded from , treated the g1rls to 1ce cream membersh ip fee wJth the1r chJJ. L·y c 1 All th week the lowest since early ar.d rilw~ ot birch. Many pea- 1 the bUIIdmg and leCJped mto the 1'at Bailey'a Restaurant in Porn- dren and money for tags at CJwren.ce oun ~f's. . he M•y ' . I ld 1 f th b professwnal engmeers m t e '" • ! • pie were walktn~ along t h e co wa er~ o e ay · :eroy, 55 and 65 cents may also be th e t 8 are Invited Wooled sla~ghter lamb prtces highway; some were hitchhJk· I bmled out in the "mferno" I sent to the child's homeroom. I r ~ · coun Y rea · were strong to $1.00 lli~Qer. ..... ' ' ing; bicycles and molorbtkes 1three times and swam in the 1 UNIT CALLED One student will II; awar4ed a I Slaughter ewes and feeder f;lornller were @8 common as small 1bay three hmes This wmter 1 The Pomeroy emergency 1 prize for the rriost mep1berALL 'UIET 1 tambs we~ nwstly steady. Ml!'ft~Mr f.O.I.C. :. , "forel&n" cars. The_ htghways ;we wtll cut holes in U1e ice ~nd : >quad an~wered a call, at 7:01 , ships sold in each room. The Gallta county sherifl'K l Up~~~ · er ~·~ f'4M1110Y;. Q, ,.' ... ·.: were blfc~top, w>de·bermed . contmue thl8 soul · cleanstng 1p. m. Fnday at Crows Steak department reported J qu,.t Twelve rna of te&ipls of lOll well·kept. Iactivity. . . . : House for Harley Neal at Clif· i CITY WATERWORKS - . nigkt Friday with no arrelts. about 61i.OOO, s 'efp ~~nd J~mbl , W~ arrwe<l ~~ Otanleml, That was my ftrst d•y m Fm. Ion, a med~eal pal1ent, who Friday temperature> htgh Deputies were. howev&r, on Iwere mol'l! J~~n 2\) per ~ent ' plu!)l iUb"r~ of !jelsmkt where jland. Thai night Jnd the next was taken to Veterans' Mem· 86, .low 60 Saturday reading - ~ special d<laU at .two foolball llarger than · last week. ' (met tbt Qtltet Fulbri~hters for ' day I slopt 16 houn. ---·' oriai_Hospital by the squad. IKI _ at_ 11 .30 am. games in the count)". I L~e c.a~tl: futur<s drop~ed 3a 1• ,.,.....,_,....,""!i=~~;j:~!!!="l!!i"""'~~~-.,1>,;. 1: •: · : I I• • : J! hiiiio.~ · ' ln. Chl!!,l· I I Tilber~ul~si~, ,.· I 'MiulonC$rourJ IMHSBiiridin , M. A '.RK,·ET . '.;··',;i"*<''' ::i· <}''• .· J'mJnuniJildns ' A maJ lie · 1 ' Me~t#T,hursdav I ,. rf( , / !be puYaae of Mlddlep,rt 'r· . I"''' "11 !, Unit Coming IWomen's THe ll'~q~r-l!lfleiJil~.r~f the Pre-Gamo Shuw ~ll . ' warned of lit;" .. ota ~"~~S·!- l !lll•sl!lllart _Spc>ety ,. . ,. , 1, . · bert (/Ilk', 8llur!la,1J'l... 0' · ,,,. t~· ·• ·.i , 1 PT. P!.lilo\SAN1 - The TP:' uf the l:.aul"!! Cllfl Free Metho- 'I'll• .~llddl~~prt. Ma~hmg By Yqtll'<l J're•'l' '"'OJ:n~llfi!IA\ ~\ Jli'ell!"l~oiYe" rll~.l!; it .~el ~-). .~~•..,.r~~l· ·••n ' 1:. ' ' ' .. I i UJ ~I en ."','' Ill•' 0 ' ••etr · , 1 1 I 1 ., i [, I 1 1 l,~. 'I"''' I 'routme~~~J ate~~~-'9- ~ ce,~~qt~~Oil;':!~i~!l l l,:~i~~j~~~~~~ t' 1 I · 1 ! > - L&.l .v... I v-c ·~ . > .... ; ;lt ••· ;:;1 V\ 1 THE FARMERS BANK cca LLI 1 1 LLI ...I ,. .. ' . '.. , ' , ~ ·- ·,f• --. ., ,. ,' ·, 1 THE FARMERS BANK I and SAVINGS CO. ,._...,.1 R11•••• Sr•ttnif 1 1 1 ' ' ' : .~ ·' "' ' • f ! i• ~~~g~ai!f1~ 111 ~Jji~ !~ ~~~~ ~~~~EftiJ~j r = §~!~~~~~~i~J~IJ !l!i!Jii!ilji!~JJ '• i •I ' ,, ' :~ $ ·, ; ..... . .' . ' m 13-0~z; ~~ . . ,,, .. I ! ,. . •, • • I ~=;~ ~~ • ,. t-~ ;~ j. ~~ ~~ •. < ' ... ~ ,.. .. .. J. ' ~ ~ #' ~~ ' ~. h ~· .~' . ' . i.f- ,... ... ., J J ~I ~- ~ I 8 l.ti"! ~· ?/"' j ~~1 ;Ez H~!!~i!l i J §. ~~a~5="' ,. . · you'v• J€1- ~ mislaid you_r aJa,~m, fqr instance. O~raton ar~ ., ill& you. Sh'1'~ j~s;. ! . ', " '"'' · •• ~ ' <";, • • I . .~ '-' ' • '' ~ ~_!lo~ •pin,llf;thf'·".j~l a~ai, ! ;~ .!- I; ~ ¥ ~ (;~ rl ~ ~ N ., q ,f. 1 ;, ,,. ,,.. ot ; ,!,, ~' t ,~ .~ . ~ (~ ~b· t("' "'~ ' S ' li '.;f •t!i ''' :I . ,, il "' 1 l f ; J . . a~ . -j" ~I !I <! ::! iS ~ .... 2! ..... !.. ~ A. " ... ! ~=t-~... d a ~ j f Jl. J ~I ,ll i fi J ~ b ~ " ) ·j~l~~-~ .. ~a: c!l~ .. r! .!; ~ Q i [~;a ~ u ~0 z;zz::s ::0 8 ,.:; 8............ :!1 IU :i! !!! 8 .. 8&1 8li! fil • • t.;.;.! • • • Crt !: .... ;:I""'= ............ ................ ~ • ~ ~ :;dl ~~g < ~~ .I '" ! ;; uu * *.. J ~ _ ...c 1= g .. !i~il ;. IOl 5 ~~-;, "·' ...... .. ·1 lilt ! ·n ~ II :_· TJl .e ~ "CI ,. , , 'J'houi!h more and more peqpl~ are enjoying Direct Diltance 1 ready to help in other ways, too. Need a number t~11t's / • , . 1 · Dialin,-it's reassuring to know the operator is still there not in the boo~ yet? Get it qqjc~ly by di~lins y<Jur lQilal " ~mtn to help when you need her. For instance: if your finger inform~rion operator. Want an dut.of.town numbert You · ~'!'·;v.,....-f ollpo and you reach a wrong number when dialing long can dial a special informtticm o!ifrator in the distant city' · '- · '' '' '· .. ' I distance, hang up and dial 'Operator.' She'll make sure free ... and easy as a-b·c. See yoJJ! phone book. You iee," ·.. > "' you aren't billed for the call. Tht operator i• there to assbt • with a.II t~e telephonina impr~venlents we'oe milci•1 '" JPU in tmer~encies -or when clialins is difficult ... if ther1's still a very important job for the op:fr~tor -11~1pi'._., ~ ••··~··-!~== ~=~~~~~==~""""••~~w ~ 'J ""' ~!;111§ .!!~~!~~!~!!if~!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!s!! l a_ i flJ!fJ !~ eII .. ~• < j ! -d ~ 'B r ' =- ... =- ....... . • m IfI ~,§if~l 11E~fE ~~~~~~~~~1t~~~ '~~ f J 6 z z 1! ao t' " J . !-r ·, '• i .. . •< •'1 1 ~~~~;=~~=~;~~~~~~'-~~~'-~~~.~'-~~~ - - ~ ~~~ ~~""""""""•·~~~· " -~ i ~ iQ ' ~ f~ iJ-JiH £~U . ]~i z; , 1 ~ < f "l i ! r =· e 'S ' m -•& ~ ,r.. 0: �-----.- ...._••..)u.:...• ~o;. .... - - ...., _ ' '· I • ..,_ .... .' . ' ! ~ . .\\ ' ) , } n , ' ., 'i \ . I ,,l,' 'I LITTER FROM FINLAND ffZ - ,;,1 0 s .au I ero'fiess I r ,. a ru . J;' lb • h t .J.' U rtiJ' er ~ew PoUee I ' berculosis Mo~ile X·IIBY IJnit l d!St chut'1'h,· Pomeroy , RD. Bapd und~r • ffle dtf'eOiil(o .of Prlfes lat .. ~laug~ -~~rs rll'!f!i ~~lflf P,r~1r'lr.l!t> 27l ltnmiiJlli!ltfnn!. 11,~ ' a>; will make Its anr.ual visit to wos held Thur8~~y afternoon at ' Mr. Ross F,.,.y, Friday bight and"lieif!rs at Midwes!lnarl<ets loa propo ,Y COli neo 0 Y.:1 gains! comn!U'\IC~~Ie tsease• j1 ~' l\la~Wn County tltis w..~ begip. the churoh, with "'"· Gerald presented a pre-game show fl!r1 ~1s week were s!eady ,to low~r. er ·Ill• . w~k~ lit' ~~~ . 21 aerologjM· wltrt,:·~a 11 ~ l J ~s· 11iPB Mon~ay, Oct. !3 ~t ·, LeOJI Pullins, president ..In ofiarge. the MHS-PHS game comi"g Qn flog pnc~ slumpe~ to Jh~ wl\1 .~ . e~fcq:<fl! llli)llt!IIY; lit , iJ37 tuberqui;l_r ~~ d~,t~ . Town HijJI from S unhl B p m Oe~otlons bY Mrs · ~tmes the field In (orm~ljpn lejl by Ilowest levels In II)Ore than I~ !1Ut1' ~ ll!!!liftl* Will ~ Seplember lC®lJGIIOII . ' ·•f!i' , 110 ~· flcl. Note. Paul Ward, professor of English at the Un· October t8th Apple Grove, Sha· Gilmore opened the lll,eeting. drum majorette Katlj,v 1\lcEI· months. S\aug))ter lal1'~ priceJ ,1"1- 1"!'11!1 1~1' IO!\-. by thf. t.fa•'lll >' COitmJ ;· • ' 1versicy of Nevada, ami son of Mrs Cora Ward, Chesltire, Inyslde School 3 unttl 5 p.m. The group sang, "Spe~k My hinny an~ maJorelles and n~, , rose. I ·~]IUdr•A'! - ~eti~vlfr." · . Dtw,rtlilent, ' · '' ;; · j is a Fullbright exchange professor engaged in teaching 1an4 a unttl 8 p m October Lord," and "The Call lor !leal>' bearers. The b<>nd i came t\lt! l At maJor livestoc~ · • rllr!il!j aro li planned '' :; English m Lahti. Finland . I19th Mason City Building from ~s." followed with "'·a~;· by length ol }he field to the ~oal ~~·~~hl\'r steers so~d In NqVein.·~~ lot~mmu~ ,;:1 1 · First consenting to write "a letter to the hometown 110 a.m. until noon aM 2 until Mrs. Laura Schaefer. and Mrs. line where it pl~yed the Star 1.%5 ,lower with dechnll!l to tbeir lowe!t ''"'" 1:: • 1 ~•ners," he found. upon launching into such toptcs. asth• 6 p.m. October 201~ Point Carr Baltey and scrioture read· I Spangled Banner and Uten up to .50 at CbtCalfO this week. yea" old J081illlll tl!e,_l"', I' land, customs. nature of hts work. sports,_ transportation, Pleasant Cmirthouse from 10 ing of John 4:2i>-4Z by Mrs. formed a corri~or for til• foot· City. St. Paul wa• an eorried the AJ>rlh The 'lollowill8 ~''" /••1111 ol· ;' ochQOl facilities and pracltces, cost of hvmg differences, a.m. until noon 1 unul 3 p m. Harry Clark ball squad lo, break thl•ugh e wtlh pr;ces stea9Y to -~ nrtces to new loll;'.' r we::tr''.n\11!1•~ Ill lltl l' mndas of dress , etc-, that any attempt to cover all th~se and 5 until 7 p m. OctDber 21st Several readings were given hoop lettered, "St\nR 'Ell)." Heifm were mostly ~~BOn With th8· ~unt ~••!'Y Bl!p be[\ IIY Pub- 1 1 suhjects m a smgle arhcle would result In ~haas._ I Pomt Pleas• nt Courthouse from mcluding, Needed, Harvesl j For the half-Ume show, tho i .2Uower except. a\ St. uiulrSring the largest :·loSI at Nur: .:...... ~ry i Therefore, below IS the ftrst of what 1 he Times-Sen· 10 8 m until noon. Hands, by Mrs. Richard li'riend; 1 band entered the field from ana St Paul, where .sa7 5,f . • ~~~~ ller• I tine! antictpates wtil be a sertes of reports from Finland I Chest Hays are free. They A meditation fr?m Tho Upper j the north in a company f:rQnt ' were steady 11) .. 25 -hlgher, ~..,., ' Pri~ aid fur , ·iJorjitht; Morrj, 1: prap,red by Prof Ward ' are done quickly and persoru; IRoom; Mrs Chflord Klem: on the goal line. A fanfare'. was were steady to :25 . lower_ at dellveri.J· pto ' . ;·, ·., PAUL WARD eligtble must be 2ll years old and Let Me Walk m the F1 elds, j conducted by Mr. Frey, dlfec· Ch~eago, SL LoUJs and Stoux t' eardiovaSI!Ular 8 LAHTI. FJNLANfl, Oct 5 - Each year the United and up. No undressmg is re· Mrs. Gil~ore. Prayer by Mrs. , tor, and the band steppe<l off City /It '?ther pomts cows we~ ~: ro,T .. ·.. ., Ill States government and the Fmnish government coop· quired Arthur Wtse closed the devo- to the tune, "I'm a Yankee ote~d~ to - .50 hl~her ~~h tn l CloSli!g>prlctis for' ' erate in a cultural eHhange The unit vts•t " ' ponsored tlons, after whoch tile group Doodle Dandy." S01!1" Instances 1.110 .,_,er, delivered lo • Fulbright grantees study, teach, or do research in by the Mason County Tubercu· ~djourned to the recreation They formed a large "V" Ve.alers were steady to strong were Finlanll and Finnish students and researchers work '" iosis and Health Association, room of the parsonage fur a from the 10 lo the 45 yunl Pnces of Ieeder cattle ~re , the United States I am one of those grantees. leaching The West Virgtnia State Health busmess session. lines and closed lhe "V" at steady to .50 htgher, except or ' English as a foretgn language tn Lahti. Fmland The tour Department and the Mason Mrs Oscar Smith was wel- 1 m>d·fleld. They then formed trendS of ste"!ly to .50 lower }l, of a~ty ls one year unless I dectd< to take tw~ yea:s from County Health Department. con;ed as new member Mrs. floatmg diamonds to the tune St. Raul and SiOUX Falls. • . :ny state-side pos1tton at . . Harr~ Clark agreed _to ~have of ''March-Marines Hymn," and, .Twelve market ,recetpts of :he Universtty of Nevada. I the ftrst lime A lecturmg asdevottons for, the November n ade a sta~rway for til• que~li almos.t +Q!l.fi!lll c.altle W£1'0 ~ Saturday. August 20. 1 stgnment m Illinois had preElderly MrArlhur I meeting. A game, "Missionary 1.;,d her court as they elllered a~oiit 4. P!;r ·cent >Ji!Sh~r tfia~ d~~.~ 0 1 flew from London to Helsinki vented me from travell1ng to • , • work and You'' was played and the field lpst wee~. ::. ' ~ ... /!I ; The sun was brtghl, 'h• vts>bll· Europe by shtp with the other , ~len Dte of lnjurtes Ia contest held on B1ble words. > In cun~l~sion the band form. I In the ~holesale ca\Uot off' tty was excellent and tne food Amerocan professors Now . a > LANCASTER, Ohio , UP II- l\lrs. Eugene Gtll reported on ed an open 'end box In whfch ' ~r~l<i~ lJI~I. trade. J_teer b= was good Aboul 11 a m we tour of Helsmk• and 1vlcmlty 1 Two elderly McArthur men new hterature. Ihe maJorettes featured l,q Ne~ Y'1!'k ;~n<l P~l~adelpll1 ;-'aOY~I~n! glided over the Alands The ar- 1 was scheduled Even )!1!6 hours were fatall y lnj11red late F'nday . It was decided to p]a ce_ plas- In a r1re baton twirling il_ chipelago appeared as green without sleep d1d not ( amse me in a hepd-on collision on U S 1lc covers on the mlsswnary to the tune .•~National Emblt>,m 'llhe~ . q\htfWISe ~ llo\S 9n the Balti< blue ' to sa) no 39 at the south edge of Lancas-, bonks Plans were ma~e for ~ Match" and then formed the l!fl~.e~... were ' r: ~'vast expctnsfs of green- I In Helsmk1 we visited the ter : potluck dmner ~n November big ''M'' . ,":1 ~~ towe~ W1th ~~~.L>Ba!·es !i~ ery fpd irre4ular shaped bays, fish docks, a n~>w stad1um, the : Police identified the Victims , 3. Wllh the Men s Fellowshtp · · · ,C)u~~go ~·.~ ,·~n! ,~ · capes lakes and 1slo r~ds came i market place the Senate as Lafe A11drews 82 and QttJ. as guests A thank YQU letter ,I Q~ef ~ne:r~JiJt y,a •· ' · ' · ' ·d f th G ' cent lower alljj cow ~ . ln«t view We were ~ver F'm· SquarE', embassy cenh:•r, a mer Ross 83 Their tar, w1th was rea rom e ary }'ilipino MiHtarY d · land. th• lancl of green and blue church. statues, and many ' Andrews drtv1ng. coll1dt>d ~,~oith Homes. - , , 1 • . k:l ~~ ~1'1~ own~ ~~:~·}: Uy nOQfl the aircraf 1 neared busmess, park. and residential an auto dnvfn by Melv m 1 Attendmg were the a_bove \\ant OQg 8 Ufe . · .,, . Cholet~ Helsinki. w, were flymg lower. 1areas We bussed to Tapiola. Schaum, 50, Ashland \Je was · and _Mrs C1arenco eurtiS, Mrs. MANIL.~ IUP\). -Phillppln~i(\>er~~edh' · k por ThP. plne-c~vered cot111tryside. , a neh housmg distnct .,v1th 1 m]ured only slightl~ bol his Joe fhEva ns, Mjss Marguerite mtlitary men . are looking 1~ei.IJ 1 1 ~ ;ee Low C undulating blllocks and glisten· ho•• gardens. flower plots. and w>le, Desta. was listed m poor 1L••. " 1 and Mrs Eugene Jef. lorwijrd to the ~ay when. theY I • H · .- . · 0 s , •· remmded me of .a ' a •restaurant atop a tvwer. . . ers. I b . ' d d g'• IU •. , ' Qg pnces Ing wa~rs cond1hon. I · can. egm ,ea mg a o , e. , k 1 rt ~Pifd · geography book Kygel School. I By five o'clock we were back ' . Dugs of the Phijpplne K G. l e,sil.'~ lhe spri~Jiitfi the seventh gra~o and Mr Wal :to Otameml rlns would b• • • : Galli u Jiis Man iH 't corps are •!lowed lWII and half j ~ ' ':rro!s ~and , ter Rtfe My mind retreated , "home" fm the onentatmn, a lltHS Semor G1rls 1 . I · pe119s a da~· (62 cents) fat • - ~ l5 through +5 years. A pictur• •week of lectures. gro~p meet·. Have Slumber Purlv ' InJured by Gra•ler suljStStence The allpwanc.e ,·. ' ' may have been worth 10.000 I mgs teas cork tall parties and Middleport Semor girlB had Gayland Scarberry 22., . of orflcers and enl{jfE1i men Js . w.,.;,"'' words tn Mr Rife 's text book. em~ ssv receptlon5 '\lso. ' a a slumber party Fnday mght Galhpohs, was InJUred· Fnday peso a day Sen t OaQbtmcio ·~n.'l but duect observatlOrJ renders fiVe-daY tou r of Fmland was after the homecommg game at afternoon t.when he was "Struck I torpng said' tQday he WQUld Ul'ge lnw•.c bot' words and pictures tnade. added to thts schedule the home of Mr. and Mrs Nor}Y a ro¥0. grader at th~ con- I passa@e of a !II II g\vmg hl!manJ at r·~~~~~=!r~~:;:;::..:..-.::; qua.te At evt'n m the eventna we man Humphreys, 404 Fisher St. stralu~~ O (site on Rt. 52 r ~a~ 1at least as much _as fi(lj~ · . .' · 1 .o;; 1 5 • • • t-felsinki · "The Whitt City e ddl Co rove He was adrb.Jttea I 10 • 1 , .. had a sa una party This ntua\ M1 eport , L ,... • , · ·1 • -... • 11'1 aqd southern or the North., The Oaug~ter of ecs tas and masochism can Attending were Ann Hanson. to _awrence ~o unt~ General • • Minne8ota totaled abo~~ 663,000 ot ~he B~lt>c. came mlo VIO~ , not be .: lamed in a few Manlyn Stumbo, Su•ie Morrts, Hospllal With a broken leg. ~ Engmee .. to Dme (or the five-day period, com· I From the "' Helsmkt ~s words, buf 1 w>ll try. Sandy Garten, Alberta Little, I Scarberry Is employed by the 1 Oct. 19 jn Jack•on pared with 671,0110 last week. gnen parks restless rlnr wa-. . 1Stephanie Pullen, Susie Ohling- Charleston Construcbon Co · of The Oct •ber nmner meet· The wholesale price for pork Con loA tt>rways. bndg~s . smukesta~ks, , About 20 Fmns a:d Amen- · er, Susie Surface, Kay Ault, Charleston The mish<Oip took ing of the OJJio Valley Chapter, I loins declined v.. cent.. a pound, 1 4 ar.dmBJBStlli !Jghi ·COlnred ~ugh- c~ns entered/Lwo~e ~hut n:ar Marv Wolfe. VCJierie Rttter, place at pm. Ohto Sor 1ety of Profes~wmal Ell· while Boston butts were steady GREAT risP apartment complexes One l e waters 0 aaja ~ 11 1a ay Vick1e F'emera. Sandy Swartz, gmeers wtll be held at 7 p m 1to ¥11 cent lower and fresh ml•st stroll ils streets to detect nearby ) We stnpped_ entered Jamanlla Ward, Roberta Bmg . ATI'ENTJON !EST) Wednesch~y . ()(>robe~ ) ham8 steadyto l 'h cents o(f. FRIEND! thrl some ol the bmldmgs arf' a heal chamber. dalihe~ cold and the hostess, Sandy Humph- Washmglon PTA parents are 19 at the Colonial Restaurant . The weekl;v average price of water on hot stones ~ntil t h e reys The girls spent the even. Irermnded that the membership . 'J k Ibarrows and gilts at Chicaco , 0 ;d OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Representatives of the Unit. I heat became slJflocatmg, beat ' mg eatmg pizza, dancmg, ~tng· l dnve .and JdentJticat•on tag : mTh:c ~~~ mcludes registt'red I was expected to be about $2:,511 fd State~ fnfurmatwn Service : ourselves with bundles of birch mg and playing games Satur-! ~ale Will dose Oct. 28 Parents rofesswnal engmeers and sur- per hundredwight. This would 6:00 to 8:00 mt>t me at the airport Soon we . twigs, dumped co ld water on ' day morning, Roberta Bmg ' are !lSked to send thl:' 50 ce~t ~e ors in JaCk'lon, Galha and be "bQut .~Q lower Ulan la!iil were motonng past tall pmes Ieach other then bounded from , treated the g1rls to 1ce cream membersh ip fee wJth the1r chJJ. L·y c 1 All th week the lowest since early ar.d rilw~ ot birch. Many pea- 1 the bUIIdmg and leCJped mto the 1'at Bailey'a Restaurant in Porn- dren and money for tags at CJwren.ce oun ~f's. . he M•y ' . I ld 1 f th b professwnal engmeers m t e '" • ! • pie were walktn~ along t h e co wa er~ o e ay · :eroy, 55 and 65 cents may also be th e t 8 are Invited Wooled sla~ghter lamb prtces highway; some were hitchhJk· I bmled out in the "mferno" I sent to the child's homeroom. I r ~ · coun Y rea · were strong to $1.00 lli~Qer. ..... ' ' ing; bicycles and molorbtkes 1three times and swam in the 1 UNIT CALLED One student will II; awar4ed a I Slaughter ewes and feeder f;lornller were @8 common as small 1bay three hmes This wmter 1 The Pomeroy emergency 1 prize for the rriost mep1berALL 'UIET 1 tambs we~ nwstly steady. Ml!'ft~Mr f.O.I.C. :. , "forel&n" cars. The_ htghways ;we wtll cut holes in U1e ice ~nd : >quad an~wered a call, at 7:01 , ships sold in each room. The Gallta county sherifl'K l Up~~~ · er ~·~ f'4M1110Y;. Q, ,.' ... ·.: were blfc~top, w>de·bermed . contmue thl8 soul · cleanstng 1p. m. Fnday at Crows Steak department reported J qu,.t Twelve rna of te&ipls of lOll well·kept. Iactivity. . . . : House for Harley Neal at Clif· i CITY WATERWORKS - . nigkt Friday with no arrelts. about 61i.OOO, s 'efp ~~nd J~mbl , W~ arrwe<l ~~ Otanleml, That was my ftrst d•y m Fm. Ion, a med~eal pal1ent, who Friday temperature> htgh Deputies were. howev&r, on Iwere mol'l! J~~n 2\) per ~ent ' plu!)l iUb"r~ of !jelsmkt where jland. Thai night Jnd the next was taken to Veterans' Mem· 86, .low 60 Saturday reading - ~ special d<laU at .two foolball llarger than · last week. ' (met tbt Qtltet Fulbri~hters for ' day I slopt 16 houn. ---·' oriai_Hospital by the squad. IKI _ at_ 11 .30 am. games in the count)". I L~e c.a~tl: futur<s drop~ed 3a 1• ,.,.....,_,....,""!i=~~;j:~!!!="l!!i"""'~~~-.,1>,;. 1: •: · : I I• • : J! hiiiio.~ · ' ln. Chl!!,l· I I Tilber~ul~si~, ,.· I 'MiulonC$rourJ IMHSBiiridin , M. A '.RK,·ET . '.;··',;i"*<''' ::i· <}''• .· J'mJnuniJildns ' A maJ lie · 1 ' Me~t#T,hursdav I ,. rf( , / !be puYaae of Mlddlep,rt 'r· . I"''' "11 !, Unit Coming IWomen's THe ll'~q~r-l!lfleiJil~.r~f the Pre-Gamo Shuw ~ll . ' warned of lit;" .. ota ~"~~S·!- l !lll•sl!lllart _Spc>ety ,. . ,. , 1, . · bert (/Ilk', 8llur!la,1J'l... 0' · ,,,. t~· ·• ·.i , 1 PT. P!.lilo\SAN1 - The TP:' uf the l:.aul"!! Cllfl Free Metho- 'I'll• .~llddl~~prt. Ma~hmg By Yqtll'<l J're•'l' '"'OJ:n~llfi!IA\ ~\ Jli'ell!"l~oiYe" rll~.l!; it .~el ~-). .~~•..,.r~~l· ·••n ' 1:. ' ' ' .. I i UJ ~I en ."','' Ill•' 0 ' ••etr · , 1 1 I 1 ., i [, I 1 1 l,~. 'I"''' I 'routme~~~J ate~~~-'9- ~ ce,~~qt~~Oil;':!~i~!l l l,:~i~~j~~~~~~ t' 1 I · 1 ! > - L&.l .v... I v-c ·~ . > .... ; ;lt ••· ;:;1 V\ 1 THE FARMERS BANK cca LLI 1 1 LLI ...I ,. .. ' . '.. , ' , ~ ·- ·,f• --. ., ,. ,' ·, 1 THE FARMERS BANK I and SAVINGS CO. ,._...,.1 R11•••• Sr•ttnif 1 1 1 ' ' ' : .~ ·' "' ' • f ! i• ~~~g~ai!f1~ 111 ~Jji~ !~ ~~~~ ~~~~EftiJ~j r = §~!~~~~~~i~J~IJ !l!i!Jii!ilji!~JJ '• i •I ' ,, ' :~ $ ·, ; ..... . .' . ' m 13-0~z; ~~ . . ,,, .. I ! ,. . •, • • I ~=;~ ~~ • ,. t-~ ;~ j. ~~ ~~ •. < ' ... ~ ,.. .. .. J. ' ~ ~ #' ~~ ' ~. h ~· .~' . ' . i.f- ,... ... ., J J ~I ~- ~ I 8 l.ti"! ~· ?/"' j ~~1 ;Ez H~!!~i!l i J §. ~~a~5="' ,. . · you'v• J€1- ~ mislaid you_r aJa,~m, fqr instance. O~raton ar~ ., ill& you. Sh'1'~ j~s;. ! . ', " '"'' · •• ~ ' <";, • • I . .~ '-' ' • '' ~ ~_!lo~ •pin,llf;thf'·".j~l a~ai, ! ;~ .!- I; ~ ¥ ~ (;~ rl ~ ~ N ., q ,f. 1 ;, ,,. ,,.. ot ; ,!,, ~' t ,~ .~ . ~ (~ ~b· t("' "'~ ' S ' li '.;f •t!i ''' :I . ,, il "' 1 l f ; J . . a~ . -j" ~I !I <! ::! iS ~ .... 2! ..... !.. ~ A. " ... ! ~=t-~... d a ~ j f Jl. J ~I ,ll i fi J ~ b ~ " ) ·j~l~~-~ .. ~a: c!l~ .. r! .!; ~ Q i [~;a ~ u ~0 z;zz::s ::0 8 ,.:; 8............ :!1 IU :i! !!! 8 .. 8&1 8li! fil • • t.;.;.! • • • Crt !: .... ;:I""'= ............ ................ ~ • ~ ~ :;dl ~~g < ~~ .I '" ! ;; uu * *.. J ~ _ ...c 1= g .. !i~il ;. IOl 5 ~~-;, "·' ...... .. ·1 lilt ! ·n ~ II :_· TJl .e ~ "CI ,. , , 'J'houi!h more and more peqpl~ are enjoying Direct Diltance 1 ready to help in other ways, too. Need a number t~11t's / • , . 1 · Dialin,-it's reassuring to know the operator is still there not in the boo~ yet? Get it qqjc~ly by di~lins y<Jur lQilal " ~mtn to help when you need her. For instance: if your finger inform~rion operator. Want an dut.of.town numbert You · ~'!'·;v.,....-f ollpo and you reach a wrong number when dialing long can dial a special informtticm o!ifrator in the distant city' · '- · '' '' '· .. ' I distance, hang up and dial 'Operator.' She'll make sure free ... and easy as a-b·c. See yoJJ! phone book. You iee," ·.. > "' you aren't billed for the call. Tht operator i• there to assbt • with a.II t~e telephonina impr~venlents we'oe milci•1 '" JPU in tmer~encies -or when clialins is difficult ... if ther1's still a very important job for the op:fr~tor -11~1pi'._., ~ ••··~··-!~== ~=~~~~~==~""""••~~w ~ 'J ""' ~!;111§ .!!~~!~~!~!!if~!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!s!! l a_ i flJ!fJ !~ eII .. ~• < j ! -d ~ 'B r ' =- ... =- ....... . • m IfI ~,§if~l 11E~fE ~~~~~~~~~1t~~~ '~~ f J 6 z z 1! ao t' " J . !-r ·, '• i .. . •< •'1 1 ~~~~;=~~=~;~~~~~~'-~~~'-~~~.~'-~~~ - - ~ ~~~ ~~""""""""•·~~~· " -~ i ~ iQ ' ~ f~ iJ-JiH £~U . ]~i z; , 1 ~ < f "l i ! r =· e 'S ' m -•& ~ ,r.. 0: �' I : ,., .,. . ' .. -~ ' .. . ~- . .. .. .,.. . ~ a , ,. . .,.. . ... 1/ 1 '\ J~'mlf ~•1 Tlmp-SentiPel, sun~,y. Ocue.toaR _ 'i\1her~ul~s~ ' L.m&R FROM FINLAND ,.:::;...:..:.:::...:.. .:.:;. : ._:.;.;...;.~_.:. .:.: : :. .; ,.· '' 1 Unit Coming 1 D .IJiro. essor IFf w·a,Md 'PT. PI.~ASAN'I ·X·jlay ~ 'Mis$ion Group 1MHS Band iJ( Me~ts Thi,frs.flgv I G . ~h , The Ootql!N' m·,-~IM of the Pre· arne\-? ~~ !' ,• ' ' "'""~.,_ll!ljjll!.,-..,~ I .- ~~di~ttlh~ ~ I Y; Wom1~'s fl!l•~lo!lllr$: 'Snclety - 'l'tJe TQ· Vf the tau~ <;!lllllree' Metho- 'J:he M]ddle~rt M_.,~ch\rig , Jwrculosis Mopile Unit [.disl chun:h. P<imi'!'•Y , RD. , BaJid uild~r the dlr;ecllon~ 1 ~~~J;~::·~~~:r~ • will make its annual visit to was held Thur!d~y ~!terMon at ' Mr Ross Frey, Friday M!!§QP County this week beg!ll- llle chureh, Mrs . Gerald presen\ed a ,hpw week were sleady ,ll> jowe'r, 1 ' . ~~~~ Monday, Oct li at ; tMll Pullips, presldoll)\ jn cijarge. (he MHs-PHS game sluiJlPeil to the '' ~ ' Town H~jl from 5 until 8 f)'.m Devotions by Mrs · ~~mes tl!e fie14 m !ormPtlqn in 111Pry than Ill 1 t;4. Note. professor of :Englistl at tM vn· Pclober 18th Apple a;ove, Sha- Gilmore •P<;"Ilil rp,eeling. drum majorette 1\al¥ priceJ 1 lver8il1 of Nevada, and $011 of Mrs. Cora Ward, Chesl\tre. nyside School S unttl 5 p.m. 1'he group sana. 'Spe~k My hiiiPY anrt majoretles and : . , is a fpllbrighl exchapge professor engage!l in and 6 unt1l I p m October L!'Jd.'' and "The Call lor Reap- bearers. The L AI l•rmtn•l• 1 , Englj•h 1n Lahti , Finland 19th Mason CIIY Building from ers." followed with v••~!' by lenglh of ,the neld 10 the $1a"shter ~~~ers sqld 'lepdy tD First consenting to writ• "a letter to the hometown 10 a II'· until noon aM 2 unlit Mrs Laura Schaefer and Mrs nne where It p\ilyed )he .25 lower wltl1 decU~ rwtqg ·•uors," he found, upon launchill~ into such topics. iiS _th• 6 p.m. October wth Point Carr Bailey and scrioture read- Spangled Banner and' \hen 1~P to .SQ at Chicago Mnd ~iQux land. customs, nature of his wor~. sports,_ tra~portatl ,p, Pleasant Cotirthouso from 10 lpg of John 4 25-42 by Mrs formed a corndor !Qr tbe loot- Cit)'- .St. Pa4J was ~n ~xce~Uoq sc~QOI facihties and piaCtlces, cost of hvmg differences, a.m until qoon 1 unul 3 p m Harry Clark. ball ~uad ID break t~~oYJ!h a wit~ )inces ste$W, to-~ htf!er. Ices to new modes of dress, etc, that any attempt to cover atl these and 5 until 7 p m. October 21sl Several readings were giVen hoop lettered, "Sqng 'Ell! ' Heifers were mostly !'!poon with the' subjects in a single article would result m chaosPoml Pleasant Courthouse from mcluding, Needed. Harvest : For the half-time show, lQWer except _al ~t. Jo!II'Ph v uffermg the Therefore below is the fiTs! of what The Times-Sen· IO am. until noon Hands, by Mrs Richard Fr~end i bapd entered the field an~ St Paul, wnere , treo~s $21.« , lin~l anticipat~s will be a senes of reports from Finland Chest x-r~ys are free They I A meditation from The Upper the north m a r9nl were steady ID' ,2li<llfgber. ~w• ~fees· aid prep~red by Prof Ward are done quickly and persons IRoom, Mrs Cllff~rd Klem: on the goal hne. A we;• steady tD 25 lower at delivered PID ,Chil!llgo ly PAUL WARD eligible must be 20 years ol4 ,and Let Me Walk 'P the F!Oids, ' conducled by Mr. Frey, direc- Ch~eago, St Louis and Sioux were f . II cent tD up~:on~i•1n:r~7''d;~;: LAHTI. FINLAND, Oct 5 - Each year the United and up. No undressmg is re-I Mrs. Gilmore. Prayer by Mrs tor, and Ihe band steppeq off C1ly pomts cows •' , ·· States government and the Fmmsh government coop· qolred. Arthur Wise closed the dev•- lto !he tune, "I'm a Yankee ste~dy lo • 50 '" l<iF.' w!IOI~:II tu:,.t<~VIN' I r,· ./.'Vulbrl'ghter wtt~ Jj ~' P~ul W~rd. l _pre-ggm~ j)t~ te~chlpg ~!11~ ll'~lor )!VB!toc~ ~afl\1 cam~ I :1 ~llfl!lli--l'"l'----; ste~dy I ~~ ?t~er we~e rq~ erate in a cultural exchange The unit vis1t is ' ponsored flllbnght grantees study, teach, or do research in by the Mason County TubercuFinland and Finnish students and researchers work m los19 and Heallh Association, the United States l am one of those grantees, teaching The west V~rgima Stale Health Engli~b as a foreign language m Lahti, Finland Tlte tour Departmenl and the Mason ,, _,· _..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _:::'_~_.o.i....:..;..;.oo.~.;;......~ of duty ls one year unless I decide to take two years from County Re~lth Department. :ny state-side position at \ _ . -1 \ .he University of Nevada lhe flfst lime A lecturmg asOn saturday. August 20. I Slgnment m tlllnois had pre- Elderly McArthur flew from Lontlon to Helsinki vented me from travellmg to • • • The sun was br~ght, lhe viSibll· Europe by ship with the ulher Men D1e of lnJUriCS ily was excellent and the food Amer~can professors Now . a LANCA~TER, Ohio ,UPII- 1 was good Aboul 11 a m we tour of Helsinki and ,v1c1mty Two elderlY McArthur men , llided over the Alands The ar· was scheduled Even '26 hours were fatallv ]OjiJred latE' Fnday l ,, -' .' l land. th' land ol green and blue church, statues, and many ' Andrews dnvmg, collided w1th ~~~ nllQtl 1\le aircraft neaced busmess, park, and residential an aulo droven by Melvm Helsiltili Wl w•re flymg lower. [areas We bussed to Tapiola, Schaum, 50, Ashland \le was Tht! pine.cbvered couP1rysJde a nch housmg distncl with In Jured only shghHy bUt hls 1 undulating blllocks and glisten- , huge gardens, flower plots, and w1fe, Desta. was hsted m poor ing waters remtnded me of a a restaurant atop a tvwer conditiOn 1 geography book. Kyge' School, By five o'clock we were back the seventh gra4o. and Mr Wal- to Otamem1 fhiS would be ter 1\if• My mmd retreated , "home" fm the orientation, a MHS Senior Girls thmug~ 15 years A P:~ture week ol le<tures. group meet· . Have Slumber Purty may have been ;"O!'th b ·~ I mgs teas cocktail parhes, and Middleport Semor g1rls had words m Mr RJfe s tPxt 00 ' embassy recept1on5 '\lso. a a slumber party Friday mght but dtrect ob~ervatmn renders five-day tour of F1nland was after the homecommg game at both words and piCtures made- added to thiS sehedule. •the home of Mr and Mrs Norquate . At seven m the evenln@ we man Humphreys, 404 Fisher St. Helsmkl ·'Tha Whote City h Middleport f the North ! ' ·'1'he Oauuhter ad a sauna party Thts ntua\ . ' 0 , a of ecstasy anQ masochtsm ca n Attendmg were Ann Hansoo? of lh• B'ltiC, came 1nto v1ew be d . Manlyn Stumbo Su•1e Morrill. F th Hels1nki ts not exp 1atne m a 1e w I ' A •ords, but I Will try. rom e a~r ISandy Garten, Alberta L1t~~ gre'n parks 1 estless rlear wa. , . . Stephame Pullen, Sus1e Ohilql· t.rwaya br~dge•. smokestack•. About 20 Fmns and Amerl- er Susie Surface Kay Alil.l ar.d majestic. light-colored hign- 1cans entered a wooden hut near IM~ry Wolfe Val'ene R11Ur ri Sf' apartment complexes One ~ the waters of LaaJalahtl I a bay Vtcku~ F'ern~ra . Sandy swalU ffil'll stroll its streets to detect nearby) We stripped entered Jama11lht Ward, Roberta BiN thrt some ol the butl.iings are 8 heat chamber, da~o~he~ cold and the hostess, Sandy HumifJ o;d 1 water on hot stones until t h e reys The girls spttnL the evt!h Representatives of the Unit :heat became suffocatmg, beat mg eatmg ptzza, dancmg. st ng fd State:s lnfurmatton Servtce ourselves w1th bundles of b1rch mg and playing games Satui mt~t me at the a1rport Soon we ]!wigs, dumped cold water on day mornmg. Roberta Bini were> motunng past tall pines Ieach oth~r then bounded from 1treated lhe g1rls to ICe ere an and row)> ot btrch Many peo. 1lhe bmldmg and leaped mto the 1 11t Bailey's Restaurant m Porn pit w~re walking along the cold water> of the bay. eruy. 1 h!Bhway ; some were h1tchhik , J boiled out m the "Inferno" ing; bicycles an4 motorbikes 1three times and swam m the were common as small 1bay three ttmes This winter The Pomeroy ·•fofetln'• cars, The highwt~tys we will cut holes m the ice and l squad answered a call at w~ \ltc~lop. w1de-bermed lcontinue th11 soul · cleansing [ p m. Friday at Craw's and wel~kept actiVIty. : House for Harley Neal at We Mf'iVe<l ~I Otanlemi, a That was my first ~" in Fm- ion, a medical patient, plulh ~~~~~yrq of Helsmki where ,land. Thai mght and tile next was laken Jo Veterans' I m~ lllt qlher F~lbri~hters for Iday I slept 16 hours or1al Hospital by the 1 1 • ~' I I ,s 1 1 I ....... ~ <. -w; • , - • ' ••• ' . VITAMIN A PERMANENT •t• ~ ' • r !rs Plan ... ·~ ~ 1:110-- Oole!ll llmnonJ . Llinii l.io!!-Reuteil ~~- . . !'~II !Mig World Oblltlcer lamp Irma My Feet -BealiY anc1 0ec11 Up Peter PolalllUI lJ Life Camwa I Cbrlatopllen Faolq Life ·' . Beverly lll,llblllla 10:!0-Conceatral . ~_D : oo " Andy Grlflltb II :30 Hollywood Sq. Dicl: VIII QJtli TY tba~ TBA 11100 Pal Boone 12:110-Jeoplll'dJ lAve 01 Lift 12:~ Nen • Garde& Club Movie Manaa-1· Oulcli!l8 womao•• Ptle · l:to Newt ~· -' - . ~·· ' Hew!J Wed Gale A Time Fer !JI 'fomeD'I Neil rrual, 1:110-Anolb. Worildl To Ten I:!SNewa " I:It--4oo'l Bar Edge 01 NlJII* ' .. '. . ' Qen, llolpJIII NFL HI•"'""' ..~...!1 t:e- Foolllall - .. . : ... ; ' 3" ... " • . . ' v, 1:410 II. 5:111- '' .-. - ' '.._,' • .. Auction II i ·- ' 1:00 Ylel Nam Tell Trutlt 1::10 Collep Bowl Tell lid - Catury Flee Tile Natloa •, Bopa'a t:OO Movie 1:30 T.H.E. Cal 1ge Tour OIL PERMANENT 12 50 >meroy Bend C B Ra-1 met Thursday evening Regular 12..50 second ward house 111 : BODY 1 when an oyster PERMANENT pared by Nathan BII!I!S 1le Shuler was enJoyed. R01ulor 1,110 to 1.9S Hoffman presided COSTUME JEWELRY, ..t• - - - - - aylor Sr , was accept· new member and plans nade for the chapter's fall foliage caravan and to Old Man's cave. The n will leave the fair· CARYLE _Sunday, October 23 at RICHARDS All C-Ber's in the Tri area are mvtted. 13 ,CT was discussed and -voted to continue ehannels 9 and 23 f o r lntroducmg Our New Ltne . • • ency work Robert Kmg's was drawn lor the al"NEW LOOK FASHIONS" ICe priZe. The next meet Human Hair Wigs, Falls and Wiglets 1UI be November 10 and ~ night will be observed. · ~nding were the Edward Wells, George m, Jed Webster, Fred ~. Freeman Enoch, Tim PH. 992-3557 POMEROY !ling, W1llard Boyer, 234 E. MAIN Mitt Shuler and Charles nan. 1000 ~~~·,~"oNe Hair Spray 97c : i • I Time Tunaol Vay. lo Bot. ol 811 Yayap '1'be F.B.L ' 7:00 The ManieeJ Dllilll 7::10 Ta!WI Wild, Wild Wat 1:. U.N.C.L.JI:. Regular 17.00 lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON .. ' ... Jlni Waller Jubilee 4:00 Meet Prell Ut AIIIIUI _, ' = t .... ' ' t' v • - .: :. ' CBS !lows News u,lllllouM Crusade 1:11 1:10 uo l :li .. > f:tli •· I: !It-News 1:18-New• l:to 1:11 1:. kid Seriel 2:1111 1:11 \ ":: '~ As World Tliilil 1::10 Make o\ 1:16 News { ,. . ;. l:Dt AFL Football! Seardl For 'f~~J~~C~r:l 12::10 Swblgia 12:4512:115----Nen 1 • SOc . -u~ Dt -'Ibis 11·10-Eye Oueu 10-~News 15·00 1 .i,Ol .. - ..., Slorm . ' •t!G-.IJIIII\ee uo- FOR THE REMAlNDER OF OCTOBER ,. ... t:ei Oli100II ••oo DiaBng Donarr:~l!il l'tale of f'f'1'manrttt8 . ,. ',_. ., ' ,. I 1 ' .... ~ .... :'!·"l"_;~. ~I .· I I l . I chipelago appeared as g•een I without sleep did not <a m~ me m a head-on colllsion un U S. 1 do~ ljll tile Balli< blue llo say no 33 at the south edge of Lancas- , i. Sflop, vast expanses ol green· In Helstnkt we VlS!lt'd the ter t !, JTY fnd jrre11ular ~ ~,aped bays, fiSh docks, a n•w stad.um. the Pobce identified the VICtims 1 , capes, Jakes, and tslands came market place, the Senate as Lafe Andrews, 32, and Oth· 1 l Into view We were l:.ver Fin-- Square, ernbassy center, a 1 mer Ross 83 Their ear, with ' ..... " .. _,,,.," 10:00 Laredo ll:tD Nelli 11:20 Sportl ll:JJ lGnfCill Late Show -. ,_ ~.· ll:it -" -,.- II:to ' •i " ' 7:01}-AJmpn• 7:tl 1:00 Pope,_ 1:161:111- t:OO ~qper 1:30 &tom I Alii ' !0:00 See; Squirrel 11:30 Spaee Cadell .. ' 11:00 Cool 11:81 When families move indoors in tbe Fall ~::1:!1:1' 12:00 Worl4 12:11 . they'll welcome a BIGELOW carpet l:Dt AldDall 1:1.1 ' 1:30 1:46 ('Anpdlen • Fib. Winter days are not 80 grey when your home's aglow with a • B" elow carpet. It's so nice to come home to .• . so pleasant to live. ~ smart underfoot when you entertain. For tasteful atyhng, ;' ~~~:plueked from the world of fashion, for extra lux!lry . ~~rmoderatec:ost ••. nothing compares wi~ a Bigelow. Make this a cozy,.comfortable, beautiful winte~.l'ut Billelow on your tloor. 1:00 I: DO ••• t:oa· 8fnnemon11 1 uo 'l'be Depd\J '• lilt lll•ltW s~ ad cdr$ lit Mlll~, ll rt•:sllt 'M tile lllcei(ll'lllll ·<!z.W•~ fhouab more and more peqpl~ are enjoying Pirec:t Dist~nce flialinc-it's reassurini to (mow th operator is still there to htlp when you need her. For in•tanct!: if your finger slips Jlld you ruch a wrong Ullllllwr lV~On dialing long c~n .llial a special inforrn~tion operator in the distant city 1 lli•tance, hang up ami dial 'Operator.' Stle'll make sure free and easy as a-b-c See your phon~ book You lee · '' · ' ' . JOII ar•n't btlled for the call The operator i; there to assist . with. tt1e telephoni.na we;V:e ma.de; ' nh; D. '' _ 1 - · .' roll in tmtr,enclel -or when dialini is difficult . ., if therl'l still a very important job for the Op'fl~tQr- h~l~ ., ' ~'.!'" 11.l11 . • , '1 .' , mislaid for in,ltanct. are you. She'I.· ju•t saort spin Qf-th( dj:d f¥1 ...,:~,. .< ~ ~\t 1~ fi, "~ ~., R !~\. . u · ~ ' ,. .~ ' tw t ,· i: ;,j. ? '? '.i.; " ""' ~~ •;t ~ fJ.:;. ~ !'l · ~ , 1)l _;i ,A ~ 't"• P.; 1 . 11' ,, , •J~.' ,;< •"~ •'• llo •~\ J' ~ .,,.,.,. .. g;'l/ j,AI,.<,.'< ~ /fi '.,.J" '•' ~ !. ,....~ '-'''11:" T;o '!!t ~II YOII~ il~l, O~rators 'I i~i- 1 ' I)' impt~ve_nlents ~ ; ,. ~ away, ' .... J ; • ,. ~ •· ~ ilt~ ... .,_., ' ~ ~ ...... ~ ..." ' . ' ~ . . 'ill*' ~~wall urpelill . I ' Fui__;,!-J·re ' . I '· �~ .., .' •• f •• " ' ' " "• ' r • • .. ~ .. ' ,. ·- -· ·"' .. _. . , ....... ~. ' ! ;I~. ' ' :' " ' '• ' ' I. Jl-'l!tl• $pnd~y 'l'lme~·Senti!lel, Sun4ay, Od. 1Q, 1P68 -. ~~ - ' . . LETTER FROM FINLAND 1., * ' Mrs (!harles $laver, llrs. while is alway• right. \foliage. Evergreen, GaDlpoiiJ Gardell Club by · J 0 h" -That ,c1ue should be con· holly may be 111ed. At ChriJI. Tliursday enjoyed a progrs:::r:! ~~ ~el=d and ~~arry K. sldered jr, the size ot the now· mas, bells, cones and baubl4t demonstratfoU given by Mn rg th t tbe color of llowera ers m relalion to each ol.ter, may be used. The demonsi!'J:, members at the home of • were a s d harmonize 10 and also in the size of the tors also told about the Jtee4 II St.anl•'Y EvaRS, wllb Mrs. John and. ribl!On .hou! .th · wearing them A cor· 10 wrap and wl.r~ the indiVIdual M and Mr Harry K the maklnC of .orsages w• Iperson . the . Mi~~ssisting ~ hestesa. • ,the dress of ~ ..Pm.on wear· sag~ sboold have ~al point, P~ w":~:;,. by Mrl, oemonstratio~ were _ given 1ing the ~~e; _If m d_o~~~ 1ao~;.::( ~r:~~r; a h~vy !eel· warren Sh~. The elub de;..J ing the larger flower or flow- I c1ded to continue work willa ers: sllould he at the 'base and other county clubs In 8(10111«" An investiture teremony for Hollman, Beth McKnight, Fallh the smaller at the tnp. T b e mg the N~ture Garden 1Cbl ~ new Browrue Troop wa• neld Perrin, Trudy Roach, K1 m corsage should be worn w1tb i Next meeting ~ tbe c u 8 Thursday after ochool at the Sebo, Becky Thomas, Pam the bead of the flowers up. be a demonstration, an~ Elemeatar)' School Iand Pat Vaughan, Patty Wal'- -That the texture of the meeting at Grace The auditori.um with ~arents · as 1ner and Teresa Wildermuth. , flowers and foliage sboOid bar· IChurch on Nov. ~d. • demguests. Mrs. Carl Roach Is the Refreshments were IIOI'Ved at monize with eacb other, usedand OIISE ; leader and lolrs Ted Warner lb the dress. Fohage may be 1 ar n r · lbe assistant . l~ader. the close of th;.:"~mon~ wr a corsage, which is usually ets are available from any Gil}. Prayer by ' the Rev. Wilbur M~~~oSC:t the ~~b ~~ different from the Dowers own tlipolis Garden Club member. Perrin opened the ceremony, pr g \.foiJ•IIIVed by tlle pledge to flag Mra. John Blaettnar was and the siJ1Png oJ America. ponclt chairman and Mn. Paul Roach welcomed t b e Eichinger, cookie chairman, guests and they introduel!d ! with all mothers coAbibluting. themselves. Mrs. Don Thoma,s assisted Brownie girls were intrnduc- the program. Favors, napkins ed and invested: Each girl and invitations were made by gave the Brownie promise and llbo Brownie Troop. reQ<ived her Brownie pin, at· Mrs Blaettnar presented cortor which sang the Brown· sages to Mrs. Roach, Mrs. lnvested were Warner and Mrs. Thomas. Com_ U!l...!i!J~.\l.\ii.lt Mary Blaettnar, mlttee mothers for the new FOR THE REMAINDER OF OCTOBF.R ipman, Karea troops are 'drs. Paul EJChingotElcbinger, Deb- er, Mrs. John Blaettnar and 1, Mary Arul Mrs. Charleo Wildermuth. .. ?-'JI8 JJrofessor Ward I ·- · Investiture Service Held Th UrJUOY I . I I ol· I; In the i' ~aBetwn: """" .: He"' I· ~ry I : Mont. ~I i:=:~~~~Ul u.:! I I 1i three; Acute ' ' Venereal i'ercul!l_sls 18; T. B. Su.nlne; trJn,nled Ch!J. Child :z:!y ~: I' I ' 1 lin me excusea. VITAMIN A PERMANENT !ighliHA !Wtion QSU(ts." , C-Bers Plan 15·00 Rtgular 17.00 f I; · T Future Home· :erica plan tn in· 0 lOge our OIL 50 PERMANENT embers; with the \ The Pomeroy Bend C. B. Ra· · mlttee • charge. dio club met Thursday ev<,nin,g l Retul~r 12.50 .l Lmda Westfall, at. the seCilnd ward house !lrenda. Barr and Pomeroy when an oyster 9U~> 1~ BODY · A weiner roasl per prepared by Nathan Biggs PERMANENT ' tt committee was and Doyle Shuler was enjoyed. ally Hams, and Harry Hoffman presided R011ular l.GO to 1.95 ~. Jthn Taylor Sr., was acceptCOSTUME JEWELRY, ..I t - - - - - .rally planning\' ed as a new member and plans 11so held October were made for the chapter's Steak House. \ annual fall foliage caravan and R.agul.r 1.50 Soc __eld picnic to Old Man's <ave. l'fhe M,ason 4-H caravan will leave the fair· CARYLE • Go Lucky 4-H ground SUnday, October 23 at RICHARDS euUy at the Ma.o- 1 p.m. All C-Oer's in the Trt llllr ln its "fin C..linty area are invtted. 13 11· new year. The REACT was discussed and oNe _ _ ' devotions were it was voted to continue Connie Hugh... keep channels 9 and 23 f o r ll'll elected were emergency work. Robert King's !ntroductng Our New Line .•• ,: president; O>n· name was drawn for the at· "NEW LOOK FASHIONS" •vice president· tendance prize. The next meetHuman Hair Wigs, Falls and Wiglets ' i, secretary; Mar'· 'ing will be November 10 and m, treasurer; Bar· friends night will he observed. erly Carsol, re- Attending were the above Barbara Lewis aa , and Edward Wells, ~. Carson, Jed Webster, ots wera oerved te Taylor, Freeman Enoch. Tim PH. 992-3557 ly. 4ii members by Neutzling, Willard Boyer, POMEROY 234 E. MAIN dll and Kathy Emmett Shuler aAd CharleB ' '• Neuman. 1 12 I 1000 SOc ,. Hair Spray ~~M·~~· . '"•- . ..,' .... ~ •• Monday . : Cirlolli. ,, -· -' -· .' 'I .' ' ·-· '~ "' . ,. " ' -· J ' 0 ·' '· . ' •' lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON 1 -' 97c · •.. ' 1 ' - ,. ,, 'I' ,, 7:011- -oelaJ 7:11- 7:%>7::1t8:0111:311- ' 1 t:OO DlalJni llolia' Secret Sll!lm 9:30Jackie ObllDger lt:oo-Eye ~ 1t:2i-Newa Candid 'i Cartoon CliJj;aJ ·I camera •:110-J!:Je 11:30-Coocellt. 11:00 Pat Boone ADd)' Gfimtb 11:30 Hollywood llq. Oicll Vn Dyu IZ:IIIhl...,...a, IZ:21i IZ:30 Swln&inl Ct. wve ot Ule ·News 8eardl For Tomar ~ IZ:!i5 Newo ll'alber Knon ll'opcora lleroel - Oooglaol fliP'" i:GO Mike i:lt- a.permorac Dating 0.. Van Dyke 'J. l.ove ot Ule ; Jilewl Searcb F..- T - rather&.- . . 11:2$.1:&::10 SwiDCID' ! GUkiiDI lJ&bl 1:011-l'UIIH 1;30 IIW A. Deal 1:&1 NeWI Newlped Glial ...-«•uv• 1:--0oc:lon l'lml IVf Ul 11 "'-a Geue!'IU *•!•I The Nania WoaiiJa'o 'h Tell Tllllll 3::D~~3:1t You Doll't S11J I Edp 01 NJa'hl •=•.. Supor And7 Grtflllb IJii. .Ole~ D:OO J I - '· w...kl f:OI llr. CuiGCII !!everly Hlflbllliel 1be R!Jiemaa ' J:"DO Oof!l vi Liveo Pawanl 2;30 The Oocl«< .' 9=• GuidlJI& U&hl 3:01 AIIOiber IlL· ~~~11:00 Pal lloc. ·~ • Reed 1:111 MIG-Ilay Newo 1:30 Let'• Make 1:a l:li6 News Clndlll Camera ' •=110-4)• llupermanel 1be Dallq ~ Donn8 ~ 11:2$.-Newo l'llllllln a:Y::::' l:oo-Aaoul. . . .,.....,.., l:a- Oul 8b . , • • Where IIW<Ol II ·- ' New!J a... lllflll llme 'hr Ill WOIII!II'IIInl To TeU Trulb Jiewa .- 01 l.tillll •• ·When families move indoors in tbe Fall A\111111 ,._, Lusle ,• '' ' l.,._l'lm 6:00-NeWI 1:-Newt 7:00 110\'lt 7:10- .,.. I:Ofl MoYle ThOUJh more and more peqple are enjoying .t)i~lilli ~it's reas•urinll to ~now the operator · to h•Ip when you need htt. For instance: if '. ·sl/pl .tid you reach a Wrolll ll\lmber \Y~tn 4istl~t, · ha,na an!l dial 'Operator.' .)'011 artn't l!illtd for the call. The operator is in •m•raencies ~ or when dialina is W.••'ir• Jnislaid yQIIr ala.ssOJ, for instance. up ' . .,. Road Wtil 1:!1U:III a.. ··:·,.... u .: " '1:1111-fiewi wea-New. p - ~-·· Ad\tenlln lllr"''t'l N&YJ flYeDlDfSIIIWI . X&' 'alfnJ ilatmm ~fi~DIG~ '. re10117 ~ : I!~P..C. · ' '"' Milt lillltW 1~ alii celln WI ~.:lll'*:Siil ., ', --, .. 1 [ ·it:• ... ,VIilllf ' Winter days are not so grey when your home's aglow with a . Bigelow earpet. It' aso nice to come home to ... so pleasant.to hve. with . , , so smart underfoot when you entertain. For tasteful styhng, for colors plucked from the world of fashion, fo.r extra lux11ry . at moder.ate cost. , . nothing compares w1\11 a B1gelow. Make thts a cozy, colf\{ortable, beautiful ~nter. ?11t Bigelow on your floor. CIIS ' New. ' . \;~ 1111 PAII\ll they'll welcome a BIGELOW carpet ,, . .. .......... lrua IIane c lllr 1.111 , l Gen. ....... ~- l:ii- l f.l ·'·1• lot• .. ' .... .. !i. Haw~ i • • !"' ·~ • t.,.., ... ,. ~··'t . ... ' !'1 . I ~ '"''" ,,~If : r 'i • •r<.J " '· • -,:.. " ~ .' 5 " w:.Av I • ' • "G~llipolls''."' t)i~we~t ;·· • '' ' •• . ~ 1 i • "'tr fi\I*WIII carpelill I ,, 'I . :' \ ' " •j ~ • . �\ il' ' f .~ . • ' ' ' ~· ,,, I ('i ' ,. I ' 1'1 ' ' -.: _;; -.· ' -~-"' ... ...... "' •. ' ,.,_, ·•il 'i ~~- ,f ' 'lt _ •• ·:· -, .i't,.' ,, ' ( f' DemoRstrations H·ighlight Meeting~ " _, .. . Gallipo~ Club by Mrs. llbarles. ,Shover, 1.1fs, wbite is always right. foliage. Evergreen, Ivy •1'4 1'1\lirsdoy el\ioyed a program of Joe KelBer and Mrs. John -Thai •tale should be con· holly may be UBed. At ChriJI. demonslralloas Jiven by threl Morg81) and Mrs. Harry K. I sldered it. \he size of the flow. mas, bella, cones and bsubifj members al the home of Mrs. were thai the color of flowers ers in relation to each ot1er, may be used. The demonsu:Jo. Btllniey Evw, wllh Mn. John and. rlbqon J!liou!d harmonize m : and also ln U1e size of the tors also told about the nee4 Morgan and Mrs. Harry .K , lite maldng-, df ~ages with person wearing tbem. A cor· -to wrap and wJJ:e the Individual , Mills aasisting lite hoslesa. .Uie dress of. lhf~Aerson wear· sage should have a focal point, parts o1 the corsage. Demonstrations were given ling the corsage; I! In doubt, as in any arrangement. Devotions were givea by Mrs. · -· · -·~--.,...-.--Tiiat to avoid a heavy feel· Warren Sheets. The club d&-. lng, the larger flower, or Dow- cided lo continue work wllb . . . . . ers, should be at the base and other county clubo In oponsarAn mvestiture ceremony for Hoffman, Beth MeKmght, F~1tll tlle smaller at the top. The ;ing the Nature Garden C 1u b. new Browrue Troop wa• held Perrin, Trudy Roach,_ K 1m corsage should be worn witll lNext meeting of the club Ifill Thursday after school at the Sebo, Becky Thomas, Pam the bead of the flowers up. 1 be a demonstration, and ope11 l~:h:~~ElemeoWY School and Pat Vaughan, Patty War· - That the texture of the meeting at Grace Metllodile 11 with parents as 1ner and Teresa Wildermuth. , flowers and foli'llge should bar· Church on Nov. 3rd. The dero''"'""· Mrs. Carl Roach · WJ'th eacb oth er, and 101181rat'1on •· · by M1'1. 1 ~ nd Mr Ted WIs the Refreshments were aer..ved at moruze w be gJ.ven alB, tant ~·· d arner the close of the ceremony with the dress. Foliage may be used IEarl Bender of Marietta. Tickass . ea er. ' Pra~ler by . tbe Rev. Wilbur Mrs. Roach and Mrs. Warner "!· a corsage, wh'1ch 1s usua 11 y e~•- are av111'Iable Irom any Gar' opened ~ u1e ceremony. presiding at the punch bowls. different .from the flowers own hpolJs Garden Club member. l·lrill>o.wecl by the pledge to flag Mrs. John Blaettnar was piiiiiiaaeffliiiiiiiei&m;;;m;;;iiiiiia._ii!iiiiiiii.'iiic,;u and tbe stnpng of America. j punch chairman and Mrs. Paul Mrs. Rmlcl! welcomed I h e ; Eichlnge!", cookie chairman, guesls and they lntrodueed ' with all mothers contributing. themselves. ~ Mrs. Don Thomas assisted with Browni~ girls were introd~e· the program. F8vors, naplkins ed and mvested, Each glfl and Invitations were by the Browni<! promise and tbe Brownie Troop. re.:et·v,ld her Brownie pin, af- Mrs. Blaettnar presented corwhich they sang the Brown- sages to Mrs. Roach, Mrs. ie song. Girls Invested were Warner and Mrs. Thomas. Com· ·~ carol Barnitz, Mary Blaettnar, mit tee mothers for tht new Bobbie Kay Chapman, Kareo ltroops are Mrs. Paul RichingFOR THE REMAINDER OF OCTOBf:R Coleman, 'Paula Eichinger, Deb- 1 er, Mrs. John Blaettnar and b1e _!!_arlenbacb, Mary Ann -Mrs. Charles Wildermuth. i' bgular 20.00 ); , v __ , ' ' ' ' -~ ' ' Gardea Investiture Service Held Thursday . ·' ! lola's Fall MISS LINDA SUE PARKER ~ ~:~O -z ~ . :r ... .. .. '!!. e - m I r ~ c • II ll !151 .. , :' .... ....... ------:----:- n J ~ f ~ l I f. f I! : ; ~!i j ! f I (i! f ·' == ... •• • . ,.,. a&:~a li1 i Ill fl - ' "'. 1:1 . . •· · ~ ___,.. - Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker, -Salem Street, Rut· land, are announcing the engagement and approach· ing marriage of their daug)lter, Linda SUe, to Mr. James Wilson Carpenter, son of Mr. And :.Irs. Wilson Carpenter, 283 Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy. Miss Parker is a 1965 graduate of Rutland High School and attended Ohio University: Sbe 'is presently en· rolled at Ohio State University, where she i,s majoring in home economics. Mr.: Carpenter graduated from Pomeroy High. School a)ld' ftom Rio Grande College, where he receive-d ··his lJ.S. in Education. He has taught at Rutland, Eastern and Jl.manda High Schools, and is presently employed by' the Walnut Local School Board in the Millersport Jiigh School. The open church wj!(]ding wUI b~ an event of Oc!ober 29, at 2 p.m. anhe Rutland Chur_ch of Christ_; with Rev. Bill Carter :reading the vows. _ •. ~ - H.ll f l fLip iljJI! · ;~ Jli~ !~ J··i i Jl ; I ~ j j[ f I· ~ f. VITAMIN A PERMANENT C-BersPian Rtgular 17.00 OIL PERMANENT 12 ,50 Regulu 12.50 BODY PERMANENT Rttulor f fg ! ·~ ~ 15·00 10.OO 1.00 to 1.95 SOc COSTUME JEWELRY, 10lo - - - - - - I .. fl Reguln 1.50 llltJK! CARYLE RICHARDS .. Hair Spray 13 ~;~~~·oNe _ _ 97c ~ ··.)· :,. .. ···.,:.· .•( ,. ' ' . .._! I ' ' .... '-' . ;j lntroducing Our New Line . •• "NEW LOOK FASHIONS" Human Hair Wigs, Falls and Wiglets .. I -if;... 't·..l'~~. ,, " lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON f ' '" " PH. 992-3557 •'' ' ' Mr. and Mr.. Thomt~~Ehrrnan Bishop- Ehrman Vows are Taken ' ' ·when move indoors in the Fall they'll welcome a BIGELOW carpet Winter dayil are not so grey when your home's aglow with a Bigelow earpet.lt'a so nice to come horne to ... so pleasant to live with·•• , so smart underfoot when you entertain. For tasteful styling, for colol'll pluck~ from the world of fashion, for extra luxury at,II)oder,ate COBt ••.•nothing co_mpares wi ~ a Bigelow. Make this a ~,.cq~i1fqrtal!le, beautiful wmter. Put Bigelow on your floor. " ' · \, i ~ ...lti 1~ a.- · •an inillllllllrtOI·siH ruat• wiJI.tl.wal carpetlq r . • ! '- �\ il' ' f .~ . • ' ' ' ~· ,,, I ('i ' ,. I ' 1'1 ' ' -.: _;; -.· ' -~-"' ... ...... "' •. ' ,.,_, ·•il 'i ~~- ,f ' 'lt _ •• ·:· -, .i't,.' ,, ' ( f' DemoRstrations H·ighlight Meeting~ " _, .. . Gallipo~ Club by Mrs. llbarles. ,Shover, 1.1fs, wbite is always right. foliage. Evergreen, Ivy •1'4 1'1\lirsdoy el\ioyed a program of Joe KelBer and Mrs. John -Thai •tale should be con· holly may be UBed. At ChriJI. demonslralloas Jiven by threl Morg81) and Mrs. Harry K. I sldered it. \he size of the flow. mas, bella, cones and bsubifj members al the home of Mrs. were thai the color of flowers ers in relation to each ot1er, may be used. The demonsu:Jo. Btllniey Evw, wllh Mn. John and. rlbqon J!liou!d harmonize m : and also ln U1e size of the tors also told about the nee4 Morgan and Mrs. Harry .K , lite maldng-, df ~ages with person wearing tbem. A cor· -to wrap and wJJ:e the Individual , Mills aasisting lite hoslesa. .Uie dress of. lhf~Aerson wear· sage should have a focal point, parts o1 the corsage. Demonstrations were given ling the corsage; I! In doubt, as in any arrangement. Devotions were givea by Mrs. · -· · -·~--.,...-.--Tiiat to avoid a heavy feel· Warren Sheets. The club d&-. lng, the larger flower, or Dow- cided lo continue work wllb . . . . . ers, should be at the base and other county clubo In oponsarAn mvestiture ceremony for Hoffman, Beth MeKmght, F~1tll tlle smaller at the top. The ;ing the Nature Garden C 1u b. new Browrue Troop wa• held Perrin, Trudy Roach,_ K 1m corsage should be worn witll lNext meeting of the club Ifill Thursday after school at the Sebo, Becky Thomas, Pam the bead of the flowers up. 1 be a demonstration, and ope11 l~:h:~~ElemeoWY School and Pat Vaughan, Patty War· - That the texture of the meeting at Grace Metllodile 11 with parents as 1ner and Teresa Wildermuth. , flowers and foli'llge should bar· Church on Nov. 3rd. The dero''"'""· Mrs. Carl Roach · WJ'th eacb oth er, and 101181rat'1on •· · by M1'1. 1 ~ nd Mr Ted WIs the Refreshments were aer..ved at moruze w be gJ.ven alB, tant ~·· d arner the close of the ceremony with the dress. Foliage may be used IEarl Bender of Marietta. Tickass . ea er. ' Pra~ler by . tbe Rev. Wilbur Mrs. Roach and Mrs. Warner "!· a corsage, wh'1ch 1s usua 11 y e~•- are av111'Iable Irom any Gar' opened ~ u1e ceremony. presiding at the punch bowls. different .from the flowers own hpolJs Garden Club member. l·lrill>o.wecl by the pledge to flag Mrs. John Blaettnar was piiiiiiaaeffliiiiiiiei&m;;;m;;;iiiiiia._ii!iiiiiiii.'iiic,;u and tbe stnpng of America. j punch chairman and Mrs. Paul Mrs. Rmlcl! welcomed I h e ; Eichlnge!", cookie chairman, guesls and they lntrodueed ' with all mothers contributing. themselves. ~ Mrs. Don Thomas assisted with Browni~ girls were introd~e· the program. F8vors, naplkins ed and mvested, Each glfl and Invitations were by the Browni<! promise and tbe Brownie Troop. re.:et·v,ld her Brownie pin, af- Mrs. Blaettnar presented corwhich they sang the Brown- sages to Mrs. Roach, Mrs. ie song. Girls Invested were Warner and Mrs. Thomas. Com· ·~ carol Barnitz, Mary Blaettnar, mit tee mothers for tht new Bobbie Kay Chapman, Kareo ltroops are Mrs. Paul RichingFOR THE REMAINDER OF OCTOBf:R Coleman, 'Paula Eichinger, Deb- 1 er, Mrs. John Blaettnar and b1e _!!_arlenbacb, Mary Ann -Mrs. Charles Wildermuth. i' bgular 20.00 ); , v __ , ' ' ' ' -~ ' ' Gardea Investiture Service Held Thursday . ·' ! lola's Fall MISS LINDA SUE PARKER ~ ~:~O -z ~ . :r ... .. .. '!!. e - m I r ~ c • II ll !151 .. , :' .... ....... ------:----:- n J ~ f ~ l I f. f I! : ; ~!i j ! f I (i! f ·' == ... •• • . ,.,. a&:~a li1 i Ill fl - ' "'. 1:1 . . •· · ~ ___,.. - Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker, -Salem Street, Rut· land, are announcing the engagement and approach· ing marriage of their daug)lter, Linda SUe, to Mr. James Wilson Carpenter, son of Mr. And :.Irs. Wilson Carpenter, 283 Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy. Miss Parker is a 1965 graduate of Rutland High School and attended Ohio University: Sbe 'is presently en· rolled at Ohio State University, where she i,s majoring in home economics. Mr.: Carpenter graduated from Pomeroy High. School a)ld' ftom Rio Grande College, where he receive-d ··his lJ.S. in Education. He has taught at Rutland, Eastern and Jl.manda High Schools, and is presently employed by' the Walnut Local School Board in the Millersport Jiigh School. The open church wj!(]ding wUI b~ an event of Oc!ober 29, at 2 p.m. anhe Rutland Chur_ch of Christ_; with Rev. Bill Carter :reading the vows. _ •. ~ - H.ll f l fLip iljJI! · ;~ Jli~ !~ J··i i Jl ; I ~ j j[ f I· ~ f. VITAMIN A PERMANENT C-BersPian Rtgular 17.00 OIL PERMANENT 12 ,50 Regulu 12.50 BODY PERMANENT Rttulor f fg ! ·~ ~ 15·00 10.OO 1.00 to 1.95 SOc COSTUME JEWELRY, 10lo - - - - - - I .. fl Reguln 1.50 llltJK! CARYLE RICHARDS .. Hair Spray 13 ~;~~~·oNe _ _ 97c ~ ··.)· :,. .. ···.,:.· .•( ,. ' ' . .._! I ' ' .... '-' . ;j lntroducing Our New Line . •• "NEW LOOK FASHIONS" Human Hair Wigs, Falls and Wiglets .. I -if;... 't·..l'~~. ,, " lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON f ' '" " PH. 992-3557 •'' ' ' Mr. and Mr.. Thomt~~Ehrrnan Bishop- Ehrman Vows are Taken ' ' ·when move indoors in the Fall they'll welcome a BIGELOW carpet Winter dayil are not so grey when your home's aglow with a Bigelow earpet.lt'a so nice to come horne to ... so pleasant to live with·•• , so smart underfoot when you entertain. For tasteful styling, for colol'll pluck~ from the world of fashion, for extra luxury at,II)oder,ate COBt ••.•nothing co_mpares wi ~ a Bigelow. Make this a ~,.cq~i1fqrtal!le, beautiful wmter. Put Bigelow on your floor. " ' · \, i ~ ...lti 1~ a.- · •an inillllllllrtOI·siH ruat• wiJI.tl.wal carpetlq r . • ! '- �. .. .... , , .' ' I I· ' ,. .}lows Meig~ ~. . ·.' . ; ' , ,L -·,'- - ' , , ' 1!!!9r0ilo!'M1 ' • M~gj~J;~Jiia,. tt.~~ .wbn • Ohioorio' Dbrt~ry· Honors Artilts . . · ' . ' I • al1d . r.-1111 iD IlioN·wflo lllollilo '' ,f _ ! l " " .o lUi bul. Gal]l!l ~~~~~~ Meip Coun\lea world'a ~ LQ&p'O!!Ialllllo were · rePreH!lted· al. ~ lllrlell wllh, I te]eseope. •• ·'!be ~IUihll P~ awlld ....... , ~_,. ,~ for outa~ cultural ~ LIDlan ·~ til_.' bUUon b)l: iJI Ohio~. ,wu gtvm and 1'11111 wa awarded the ~ to lllltherfOnl Platt for 1b e .,. Cllreer Melal. IIIII GliiJ ''Great AmMvmi Forest." Tb1l Wll! bora ID ~eld, Oblo. lil!w book wlllcb deall with 1be Due to U llllliliiiiD tile fiiDilJ,' im~ alll traioCiy of our Mill Glib ·who II Ja - · · vantaliipc ',tin~ Ia destfn. .., ~ to ~ , ed to becollie i nalpre ~tissie.. ,4fltncll!JI 1rm1 Gllfla toun. Unique ~hetngraplls &Ill lillf. · Mrl. Mary Lewil ilc: woodcuttJ add to the boot'• ~e, Chllmlan. Mrl. lnlereot and value. l81'el Tbomu ~. Selilll Ntlrtb ' Pletcbet Kne~ , eo.aUI,I!Gr ~It, Mrs. Elizabeth Rieharda of •eeve~~ ·Daya In ' Msy." re- sind Pat Houek. eel~ the \lhl _ oana · aw~ tor : Mrs. Eferett Hayes, Meiss Ids ~· book ''Niibt .... ~mp Cotinty chalrmaa, atlended. . Di4Jd. · A l'aduate ol lllamt Unlyentiy . and a coDtrlbilltQg SBOwm writer for Look, Mr. · Knebel nO. rna1te1 his home to New Tllere will be a COIIllllunlty York pjty. . shower on ~edliesday, Oct. 11, ID tbo FeUowsbip Room of tbe A Ufetime resident pf Delphos, Cheshire Baptiat Cllurcb. The Ohio, Mr. Leslie Peltier rt!Cel•· event is to benefit the family ed the boot award tor the eat&- of Mri. America Clark, w b • gory of Ohlo scene. A quiP! lost tht!lr home and possessioDI uaasauminc man, Mr. Peltier. In a lirt. . .. ~·· · · · · ·· ·~ ·'. --. . IIIIP . 1,~ ~"' _!••""'~ ..: lunclleo!l ot 'we Ooiu>alla 1J. ed. ';!'hey .·.........,. """ --.~ary ~~ - Aillboril , . sind 11¢1 ._, lie ~~· eompoaen w~ lleld Qet• ., •t ll9ll Ia lll!Inl .. .. _.., tho Nlllo!iw(l!O ' IIIII Ill r.!Uilftl. ,-·11 apace aar~ . t:' I - " " .. '. I' ,. 11-TIIJ\!!!!'Y ~- SI~J. '- 'l1oe 31th ~al Events .. .. I.: ' . .. • · ' '. . . . *" fhl. . .. S,. aJMI R d . ..,_ Sol4a1 ~merf ••\l!tf SJut?2" 04 JJ, ?£! 't. VFVj Auxiliary Wins High Prafse ..-.:r::::=American.Indian is Tbpic\·, W:::. Of M.e·.t•gs.· DA R Cha·p. ter·i. lfo\r, lt 'l'llllt cd ........._ ~ u - C••l ...,m,:. of • . ·· :· • ..... - ..... • •........,. . o; ForelplWan pas~ will be ' V :~ tile GaUi)Jalll, Mn. r.ll)e ElleP ~ tlonTIIurldaynlghtwtth"hlgh a:=:.~ ··,:~of Charletton, W.Va., and . praise" for Its operation and !tom the - - alll ' lf!!!rlh Mr. alll Mn. Arley Ult ol . . ' ' fic.e floor work iD the presentsWednesde ,j tf eacll . llld 'to CbarleaWn'wW.J.•·• lravellld to · • ' 'lion of the Amarican Fta1 durthe ~· w fd ·.'I'IIUI'f. :r~ .b- ..;j ,:•:,.: A prosram ·• tile ,American po111ey la IIOnP ~ loft, Battle of Point Pleasallt ant il!g the iulpection. . daya of ~ - lliOntll, aci!oidln, Dolm the~ Dell. PbllJI&ie IDdlan, bls •1111111e, '·JIIIIr7, bil '-ta., dlllr hlppillr - . aa IJ'l!cle bJ D!cll Tllbmu oj Ml'l. Marjorie K. ~hope, . to Mrs. Jllddla, , "' and hetp her celebrate her herllltll, -~~~-:· llld Ids elll wllh llllln IIIII dlllr ,fl4. (.la!Hpnllo, · . "! 'ortsmoull>. president, District At the C\Die of iJI8 ~ling, birthday. , p!Oblem fll ., ., to •he ._ It beln« mac!t bm&w. Ill ~ tile Jndtans o! . , · VFW, was ln~pecting ofnMn. Riddle pte8ent4!f 1-&1ft IOCial .... til lllle )CIIIIIU file an.flldlats todiJ, lbe JGIDted WI the». ·, , r. ' from the 1n;tU'II1' to·Mtl Mar. llle In Amalea, 111111 ,1ft lltllllberl, a raplriiUII, ~ f#r U. blgbiJ,, . """• K Scbope wbo Brothen aud lilten of lbe October JDee1IDt ot llBIQnl J111o ''Let Ut Bteak ~ 'lilt*- IDdultrJIIir,ed todeiJ l7f. toifsJ " 11 , !ln. Schope gave a talk on · :;~her •"""""''· 'lwt.ib. late PaW)' Frople, wbo were alhaa Melp Cbapter, Jlt!IP er" IIIII tile IOJII, "Ill A WIC· an4 ile need f« IIIIJI'e edu~. · ·PY ~ales, and presented the 1~ ot p;;.,..Jr.~ cOllet In GaWI¥JI1t 1o aittad IUt len ol lbe ~ BeviJ!u. wam" by Rhea Mara. donal oppor1w11tie1 1o eqw1 ' ··ens Auxohary ol Post served.' · rites weft: Lewil JlrQplellld 11aa Friday lftemo,lil at tbo p!JybJI were Nancy Baum and ,themlollve.m..reporteciGDthl . . • with an award for outstandwere ' • · . Mrs. Roy (VIejarla) Colabro, bome of Mn. 40111 RoN Dell' Kimberly Fick. ftwo schooiJ lpODIOI'ell bJ 1111 . · achomment In their 1968 . · · · both olllew York City: J...., Buhan. Mrs. A. R.- KDIJbt, American 1D.A.R, tbe Sl Ml!l)'• SclwGI . ~) SniP She alao oresent:>d · • Frogole of Beckley, W. Vll., Mrs. CJeaqo DlniMif, repDt, lDdlaa Chairman presented tbe •for Iodlan Girll, the PJily at> .ook on the VFW. Depart.. . The fall flower show of the Cheater Garden club will OUrSe Roy Frosalo of Madioon, W, and MiA Bell Saaborll, elllp. protriur on tho llldtaD, IIOiitJ&l tredlted blih tc11oo1 I« loc!i~ ' 11 ol Oh10, llstln& changes In be held In the dining hall of Chester Masonic building, Plon~Jfd Va., Clrlllan Frogale of WaSil· lain, opened 1111 ~ ID dt- eopecially tho trlbel In I b •t' girls In lbe Unltsd 81ate1, .and. , . · rules ol the Department, Saturday and Sunday, October 22-23. , . · ' . lngton, D. C., Mrs. John (Car- ualiltic torm ooocludlDJ wllb Oblo Valley. She dlocu!sed the Bacooe College. She eonoludotl -; :.. •ng with a listing ot offle.,.,. Mrs .. James S. Titus Sr., accredited judge of the hyA tr~ 1W, P':: riel Azzara of Silver Sprillp, tho pteclce to tbe nas IJiil 111 bard!hlps of the early lndlansl'ber provam by sin81n1 111 "J cornmtt•ee chairmen, to tho OAGC, Will Judge the show which will be held from 2·5 ty ole CllrlsU :::'·" ·tbt Md., and Mra. Tony illoH) lnltrumeutal aumber, ''You're u •they were driven· from the iauthenllc Indian 10ng. 811 1 cassu of Tampa, Fla. Mn. Col- A Gralll Old Flq," hy a lrlo lalll u the white man pusbed l A display of Indian relict . ,., auxiliary. and 7-9 p.m. on Saturday and from 2-4 p.m. on Sunday ee . ·~e• mother, Mr!. Elizabeth n· The show Is _divided Into four divisions as follows. w;•~•\ th~~:trlot Me!llocfiJI abro and 'Mrs. Casau were un- ol g1111 playJng fluteL weilward. She read an article pt:~!pared hy DruJella WiUs, a . , •pe. VFW Di~tri('l I! see- lviSlon A-HortiCulture. Section 1, Horticulture sped· c ~ ~.... our able to attend. Mn. Everett lfayet, ADler~ written by Mat)' Hyre on the senior at Rio Grallle Colleae. : r .ary, alsc of Portsmouth, wu mens (l_abeled). Class 1, Chrysanthemums, three sprays Y··~c se can Mulic Chairman, preseot· and bes· brolbr, Daney WIIJJ . ·esent. She Is Civil Defense one vanety; Class 2, Chrysanthemums one spray, each of wll! be e.~tiUed N_eed 11 Our_ . , ed a salute to the American fD. the Lord's Prayer and pled1e 8 freshman at Eastem H.l) . rwor ot Di•trict 12, and three vaneties; Class 3, Dahlia, one bloom, dlsbudded; ::~~~ :n~ WIJ~ he..J•~ ol ~ ~·· ~chlrd 8: ' : dian JNIYiDI trlbule to their lo.flaC in unisoJL Named as the Ischool, carried out tbe thellll " •ke to the women of the to- class 4, Hardy flowers, three stems of one variety· Class urc · 0 e _ly, ·• spen ---- ··-- committee for the party were ·ot the meeting ,., , auxlli&ry on Civil Defense. ~· House plants, Class 6, Foliage plant: Class •_n~. decided to oblerve ~m~~~the~ Mrs. Henry ReJbeJ, Mn. Seid-l Mrs. Emerso~ Jonet. gave 11M · Tt.e Inspection highlighted the ' any rare or Sell Denia . I eoabel, Mn. Norma Chapman National Defense material diS. . -1ular meeting of the !ileal m~~ct~~~ 2or 'cYI one flower or flower spike); off~;"" l.!eelcea:th ~ :U~:IIJJMr Ac:,mopr wa~omo;; PoHt~P/onned and Mro. Thomas Cook. ~ cuaslng the Viel Nam war alii · Ill d ted by t ass &, Autumn Glow ualn• .... ' .... · ' •T · the Genocr'-" 'rreat no ... pres : !d); Class 1. Collection of warm colon (shades of~ a;;;j A report waa pven COIIC8I'D- former lllfmper of the acbool Plant wn made for the Games were played and i "• Y w ""' · ' ary con uc , branches of foliage, trees, yellow), lng the sick memben, aad i lacqlty and coach. annual Chrlltmaa dillner and prlt.eo awarded to Mrs. Richard Ifore congress. Mothers Have Grid ed· Class 2 Display of Section 2 Imiilatlonal clas card of remembrance was PII'IY at BaileY'• rei!laurant on CampbeU, Mrs. Oml'les Coben, Mrs. Skin:;. ::::;ou~ : Sqtwd/orDinner (l~beled); Ciass 3, Rose Gard.;. Club. s, sent. Other·~ cal,la were re- Mr. Marahlelrwin of Colum-l'lbursday, Dec. I, wheu tbe Mrs. seniz Wolfe 'w · Mrs. ' ~ruh~:ursday =~·~~day, Mothers of the Middleport not less than fiVe Claao 10, Fall Beabty In a ported. . · · bus was a Galli lis visitor on· Past ~dlor! of Theodorus Reibel. . Oct 27·28 in tho Fry bulldirtj Yellow Jacket football 8quad terlals suitable for dried Basket using a baaket Tile SOCiety is now taklDs or- Fr'd po Councd, Daughten of America, A desoert coune carry1111 out 1• i.rddle t. M her ·m and coaches we"' honored with rangements; Class 4, Df;lslon c. Jlllllor Ouoes ders for Christmas canla, both 1 ay. mel Thanday evening 11 ~e the Halloween theme was serv- ::n ~m:.'re or':::,~ ':xtt • steak dinner Friday lllet' and br~!ted ~re~ andhor trub,,; Class 11, Vacation Memories, pl:e : ..~In: led by Mr1. Mr. and Mrs. HeiJry Gru~, ~:.of.::· =P~!ee:!:; =m':t ~ ~ossFr~ ~.:~e , p~ked up .:ay call Mn. G~orgo noon at tho home of Mr. and kt~• (~a~c to 0 x~ ~") an "?'angement suggesting Pearl Burnett, and wao entit-1' Croton, Mr. and Mrl. Roy An- ated ~Aping with Halloween. Mn. Mu Mebmart, Mils ~ Skinne1· or Mrs. James Br..,.. Mrs. Lewis Sauer with moth· n s o e · mountams, fann or seashore. led "Chosen For Acllon." A derson, ~ependence, Mo., Mrs. Arllold lfayeo, pi'Qjdent, 01 Jesoe, Mrs. Olan Goodwin. mgton. .. crs of the team. members pre- Division B, Harvest Time: Class 12, ~Hslloween lli.Jinks, dl&onsoion was enjoyed. T b 1 were Gtdlipolil fillton Satur· conducted the meeting which Mrs. OVal Diddle, Mrs. Adria 1 It was voted to JOID the Am paring and servmg. Section 1, Artistic usu~. fall plant !DIIIerlal. clollng prayer wu hy MaaD- day. 'nley came to oee L, . E. opened with devoticlhs hy Mn. Sayre and a gues~ Miu Shir- l er.can Leg1on m d1splaymg .Mothers 8!tslstin8 with the ments, Class 1, Divtslon D, Educiltlonal Dis- lena Graleo. Grube, EU• klmball and Mr. Ray Seldenabel, lolloweG hy ley Baei!Ie. Hags on holtdaya. dmner were Mrl. Sauer, Mrs. Queen, a triangle play~: Section I, 1111111111~ The Novemi!U meeiiD& will and Mrs. James 111. Danner. , - · Guests for the afternoon were James PUllen, Mrs. Charles featuring mun•s· Cl8is 2 displa,y of contalnen and mecll= be beld at the home of M1Jda- - : - -f" 'f _, f Mrs. Donald Mora, Mrs. Pearl Bradbtn-y, Mrs. Clyde Bardell, of Plenty sugg~sllng th~ anlcs used for arranging. Sec- Iene Grate. There were two Glbbl, Jamel Diehl, Howard , reo lYe rl eriJ fOUp ee 5 Mora, Chester, and Mrs. Flo•· Mrs. Leffingwell, Mrs. Milton vest; CJ~s 3, A Frosty tlon 2~ Display of books aad guests. Knight and Bl!l Adami. . a, PAT BOVC& their impreasions of the Oblo- ~ sie Wisemiller of Columbus. IJood and Mn. Stobart. Middle- ing using flowers and magazmes and-er other liter• Out of Iowa relatives 1114 The Creative Writers' group ana Ubrary's ~"""a' meeting! A soc1al hour followed tbe port merchaals contributed faV· pl~t material· Class 4 lure pertaining to gurdenlng SeMI' • Held friends atteucllnJ _.Mr. and of Glllia County went fl'om at Nationwide Inn in Colwnbus lprovam with a dessert collrtlll 11 ors lor the dllmer. by the Fire a' table ' and arranging. Section 3, Disree Mn. Ralpb Ashworth, CoJum. "Home Menagle" to "The LoR which ·they attended that Iller- •carrying out the autumn setting for.;.., lncl~ding play of gardenlnl materials ua- ForMr.&w,ent· bua; Mr. alll Mrl. Kennelll ContlneDI of Atlantis,. by way ,noon. ' Itheme served hy the hostesse:' ANNOONC& BIRTH er arr&D~ement (exhibitor ed for.. weed and [ltllt control. FUI!eral oervklea ltir George Story, Dayton: Mn. Grace of creative wrltmg. H ellolt Mts. Rose, Mrs. Dw1ght M1l . Mn GI Mr. and Mrl. Robert Garry, ply). Class 5 Still N. Sargent were beld Tuetday Miller, Mn. Roberl Davldloa; ~ In between wu 1 1 · en u . was a hoan and Ml!s BeR! Sanbom the former Martlla Lupton of ·111:a :ment In ~ lcture at 2 p. m. at tho Ewing F1lll8!' Mn. Plul Pint, sll of Marlon; fofetful eonternporii'J poem by guest for llle_ first ltme. Hostess I Arrangements of !aU nowel'l Ha>Tison, Ohio, are announcing ~las~G Solemn M:ment Th TIJIIKEY IIVPPEB al Home In Pomeroy with tile Mr. alll ,Mn. Lloyd Kq Blld Splehln ' 'l'royanovlch, a Rio : :,;::run~a~ Mrs. JBn- ' were uaed throughout tbe homo. the blrtb ol a daughter on Oct. \ous de~ign with figurines: urma: Grange is announc- Rev. Ill) E. Wlfllt of DWJcm. Mn; Ddlwd Hawk, MaDafleld; Grande eGilege ·--dent, 1nd a 14 pre 1 ere were Orange tapen and an arrangelOth. Tile UtUe girl has been A-Hunting We Wlll Go' a tur ey supper to be held ,VOle, Oldo, offtclallng. Burial Mr. alll Mrl, SUmmerl Haught, llllllliiWY oliWIIIIIer bikini hy sen · mont of fall flowers centered 1 uamed Heather. Tile 11141etJlal • athered "Wood with d~ Oct. 28th, at Ill• Cent- was in Mound Cemetery on the Akrol!; Ill'. llld Mn. Ella 0. "Gl'IDdma" Gatl!nlOd. ' 'nle CreaUve Writers' lfeup the refreshment table. Mrs. gralndpiii'Oftlls are Mr. and Mrs. we ial· Class 8 ochool. Serving will Sumner Road near Chester. borne, Alhens; Mn. Eunice Mn. Miry Lewlt, -Mn. ZIJ. espraHCI unanlmowt approval James Brewington and Mrs. Lupton-of First Ave., ~ lres(h : ' : de~•·n ustn& at 6 .· m. The publlc Is, 'Psllbearers were 0. o. Pat- Jetlefs, Basil and Warren Jel·. ma Norlheutt, Mrs. E!lllbetb ol the Gallla County District Emenon Jones preolded at tho """'~~~'"~· one m e ,. to ·lenGol, Ruuo1J Moore, Chlrleo !era, Athens. hrlel reports ol Library Levy. Itea and coffee aervlceo. The Women I AullllarJ', Cla1- dent M ,.,....,.. llld It County Poll 4tM Vetor t;.,. Gil was""'" for the tnembere Co 10 to the alter ~ podaek dinner. CI!Wicothe Veterans Hospital Dpnng the builness_session,for a Ward Party. the .women of the awnbary vot- It was 'nnounced that the eel to donate to, Operation Yule auxiliary will sponsor a dinner 1~ the servicemen '" VIet for all local veterans at the lm, and eel Nov. 6 •• dateVFW Hall, Lower Tliird Ave., · lll'l' ......._, Flower show ,at Ch e5ter p'Qnne ·d ..CI== .aPr " KINGWAY BROGUES fashioned to a yOUrl!l. man's taste Stud C Y Being \ t!,W.: ...!......... ".':"'' Annual Dinner 1 W G M 1 ·..... ....... ,.... ' •·••IS I I 'l'lllr'• ..,. '; . ......... OPEN ' 'TIL 9 · P.M. ., FOR YOUR HOLIDAY CONV.ENIENCE ·BUY NOW! First PAYMENT DueFEBRU ARY 1st.'67 - ' . - ' AVAilABLE TO THOSE WITH A-1 .APPROVED ·CREDIT RATING THIS CONVENIEN-cE . AVAILABLE ON ANY.&.ALL -MERCHANDISE IN OUR STORE ' . .• ~ ' ' . E, ._ C.A·RP:El.JMG' and Granges Install Officers No. lbrllll Cll· ,....,. ' ' tv~"~~r_t ~-~ I >i'.1illl!ri1'2 811BJNB lir nd ~IU ~ bel or -- r.It- . = ~·ld "fi' roIs ri l' Is 1· ~ $ d I. NIGHTS ceres; ~~ •· MONDAY CLUB wtlll!lltl m. at 1be home of E. Wetberbol~ r' t L tip a(ctDf, l!rogueo...JO""' wilb a ill 11h'"dsrnre. Hatcher, Steward: Mrl.···David Ted McCulty, ' Kathleen Durst If Harris Wickline, lecturer; Mn. Ted Harland Vollblrn, Grange preolded. The ln8talllng McCully, cbaphlo; Mr. J. C. agel, and Mrl. Jack team fnlm HatrJo Grange ID- Stout, auistaDt aleward; Edith planisl . , ., eluded Harliad Vollbom, ID- Ctmtl), aeeretary; H. S. Volt- HllntiDiton l)r'"BI·. !IICi l)urlt, mMIJitm F•eb!< :.fire 1talJIDI om., a pa11111811et boru, treun; Joe alll alate chputy· Edltb Cor· pltkeeper; Jtlra. ~ard three dlllclren llltl the neD, marshall; ..;._ Garnet Hatcher, ·Mra. WebM brought potluck Ianches. Jleeko, replla 1111 emblem llewltt, ~; Mrl. a.&rley riJ brou&bt pie alll cake · bearer; M.lrletta Reybolda ol Kllolts, Flora; Mn. J. C, Stout, ~ coffee, ·~· liuDUJI&IIII Grp,.s, planlsl, ladpsslltant ,~~~rl! ~.!.:~Spt1njfl_ .. 11ari1 MoQI!If, eb•pl•lt! Welloler Dewlll, ....,....... . Wil''\' • ' ' wiD& Gallla'a lllrris an4 llullting· H~ ofllcerl lnslelled were mlttee; Mrl. It S. VolliOorJI, ton Granees met jollllly for In· Mrl. Joe Durst, Muter; David jUDlGr chairman! Kay 81allallaa o1 oflkera this week Wlekllno, OVerseer; H ow a r d hom, youlb cbllrmtlll~;:: · : , · 1 .... ,....... til'-...., SHO, FRIDA~ NilE TIL 8:00 P...M. U..YourChirgeAuount~ .•• ~ . · C Broplllb ' otben/ I ' ,,, ~I ,·ROQM111ZE ~I;J~l ·· .RCA WHIRLPOOL ·ELEC. and GAS APPLIANCES RCA STEREOS )', ( • •• ' ,, ; ' "' ,.d i. I. f I I I • I I., ' �. .. .... , , .' ' I I· ' ,. .}lows Meig~ ~. . ·.' . ; ' , ,L -·,'- - ' , , ' 1!!!9r0ilo!'M1 ' • M~gj~J;~Jiia,. tt.~~ .wbn • Ohioorio' Dbrt~ry· Honors Artilts . . · ' . ' I • al1d . r.-1111 iD IlioN·wflo lllollilo '' ,f _ ! l " " .o lUi bul. Gal]l!l ~~~~~~ Meip Coun\lea world'a ~ LQ&p'O!!Ialllllo were · rePreH!lted· al. ~ lllrlell wllh, I te]eseope. •• ·'!be ~IUihll P~ awlld ....... , ~_,. ,~ for outa~ cultural ~ LIDlan ·~ til_.' bUUon b)l: iJI Ohio~. ,wu gtvm and 1'11111 wa awarded the ~ to lllltherfOnl Platt for 1b e .,. Cllreer Melal. IIIII GliiJ ''Great AmMvmi Forest." Tb1l Wll! bora ID ~eld, Oblo. lil!w book wlllcb deall with 1be Due to U llllliliiiiD tile fiiDilJ,' im~ alll traioCiy of our Mill Glib ·who II Ja - · · vantaliipc ',tin~ Ia destfn. .., ~ to ~ , ed to becollie i nalpre ~tissie.. ,4fltncll!JI 1rm1 Gllfla toun. Unique ~hetngraplls &Ill lillf. · Mrl. Mary Lewil ilc: woodcuttJ add to the boot'• ~e, Chllmlan. Mrl. lnlereot and value. l81'el Tbomu ~. Selilll Ntlrtb ' Pletcbet Kne~ , eo.aUI,I!Gr ~It, Mrs. Elizabeth Rieharda of •eeve~~ ·Daya In ' Msy." re- sind Pat Houek. eel~ the \lhl _ oana · aw~ tor : Mrs. Eferett Hayes, Meiss Ids ~· book ''Niibt .... ~mp Cotinty chalrmaa, atlended. . Di4Jd. · A l'aduate ol lllamt Unlyentiy . and a coDtrlbilltQg SBOwm writer for Look, Mr. · Knebel nO. rna1te1 his home to New Tllere will be a COIIllllunlty York pjty. . shower on ~edliesday, Oct. 11, ID tbo FeUowsbip Room of tbe A Ufetime resident pf Delphos, Cheshire Baptiat Cllurcb. The Ohio, Mr. Leslie Peltier rt!Cel•· event is to benefit the family ed the boot award tor the eat&- of Mri. America Clark, w b • gory of Ohlo scene. A quiP! lost tht!lr home and possessioDI uaasauminc man, Mr. Peltier. In a lirt. . .. ~·· · · · · ·· ·~ ·'. --. . IIIIP . 1,~ ~"' _!••""'~ ..: lunclleo!l ot 'we Ooiu>alla 1J. ed. ';!'hey .·.........,. """ --.~ary ~~ - Aillboril , . sind 11¢1 ._, lie ~~· eompoaen w~ lleld Qet• ., •t ll9ll Ia lll!Inl .. .. _.., tho Nlllo!iw(l!O ' IIIII Ill r.!Uilftl. ,-·11 apace aar~ . t:' I - " " .. '. I' ,. 11-TIIJ\!!!!'Y ~- SI~J. '- 'l1oe 31th ~al Events .. .. I.: ' . .. • · ' '. . . . *" fhl. . .. S,. aJMI R d . ..,_ Sol4a1 ~merf ••\l!tf SJut?2" 04 JJ, ?£! 't. VFVj Auxiliary Wins High Prafse ..-.:r::::=American.Indian is Tbpic\·, W:::. Of M.e·.t•gs.· DA R Cha·p. ter·i. lfo\r, lt 'l'llllt cd ........._ ~ u - C••l ...,m,:. of • . ·· :· • ..... - ..... • •........,. . o; ForelplWan pas~ will be ' V :~ tile GaUi)Jalll, Mn. r.ll)e ElleP ~ tlonTIIurldaynlghtwtth"hlgh a:=:.~ ··,:~of Charletton, W.Va., and . praise" for Its operation and !tom the - - alll ' lf!!!rlh Mr. alll Mn. Arley Ult ol . . ' ' fic.e floor work iD the presentsWednesde ,j tf eacll . llld 'to CbarleaWn'wW.J.•·• lravellld to · • ' 'lion of the Amarican Fta1 durthe ~· w fd ·.'I'IIUI'f. :r~ .b- ..;j ,:•:,.: A prosram ·• tile ,American po111ey la IIOnP ~ loft, Battle of Point Pleasallt ant il!g the iulpection. . daya of ~ - lliOntll, aci!oidln, Dolm the~ Dell. PbllJI&ie IDdlan, bls •1111111e, '·JIIIIr7, bil '-ta., dlllr hlppillr - . aa IJ'l!cle bJ D!cll Tllbmu oj Ml'l. Marjorie K. ~hope, . to Mrs. Jllddla, , "' and hetp her celebrate her herllltll, -~~~-:· llld Ids elll wllh llllln IIIII dlllr ,fl4. (.la!Hpnllo, · . "! 'ortsmoull>. president, District At the C\Die of iJI8 ~ling, birthday. , p!Oblem fll ., ., to •he ._ It beln« mac!t bm&w. Ill ~ tile Jndtans o! . , · VFW, was ln~pecting ofnMn. Riddle pte8ent4!f 1-&1ft IOCial .... til lllle )CIIIIIU file an.flldlats todiJ, lbe JGIDted WI the». ·, , r. ' from the 1n;tU'II1' to·Mtl Mar. llle In Amalea, 111111 ,1ft lltllllberl, a raplriiUII, ~ f#r U. blgbiJ,, . """• K Scbope wbo Brothen aud lilten of lbe October JDee1IDt ot llBIQnl J111o ''Let Ut Bteak ~ 'lilt*- IDdultrJIIir,ed todeiJ l7f. toifsJ " 11 , !ln. Schope gave a talk on · :;~her •"""""''· 'lwt.ib. late PaW)' Frople, wbo were alhaa Melp Cbapter, Jlt!IP er" IIIII tile IOJII, "Ill A WIC· an4 ile need f« IIIIJI'e edu~. · ·PY ~ales, and presented the 1~ ot p;;.,..Jr.~ cOllet In GaWI¥JI1t 1o aittad IUt len ol lbe ~ BeviJ!u. wam" by Rhea Mara. donal oppor1w11tie1 1o eqw1 ' ··ens Auxohary ol Post served.' · rites weft: Lewil JlrQplellld 11aa Friday lftemo,lil at tbo p!JybJI were Nancy Baum and ,themlollve.m..reporteciGDthl . . • with an award for outstandwere ' • · . Mrs. Roy (VIejarla) Colabro, bome of Mn. 40111 RoN Dell' Kimberly Fick. ftwo schooiJ lpODIOI'ell bJ 1111 . · achomment In their 1968 . · · · both olllew York City: J...., Buhan. Mrs. A. R.- KDIJbt, American 1D.A.R, tbe Sl Ml!l)'• SclwGI . ~) SniP She alao oresent:>d · • Frogole of Beckley, W. Vll., Mrs. CJeaqo DlniMif, repDt, lDdlaa Chairman presented tbe •for Iodlan Girll, the PJily at> .ook on the VFW. Depart.. . The fall flower show of the Cheater Garden club will OUrSe Roy Frosalo of Madioon, W, and MiA Bell Saaborll, elllp. protriur on tho llldtaD, IIOiitJ&l tredlted blih tc11oo1 I« loc!i~ ' 11 ol Oh10, llstln& changes In be held In the dining hall of Chester Masonic building, Plon~Jfd Va., Clrlllan Frogale of WaSil· lain, opened 1111 ~ ID dt- eopecially tho trlbel In I b •t' girls In lbe Unltsd 81ate1, .and. , . · rules ol the Department, Saturday and Sunday, October 22-23. , . · ' . lngton, D. C., Mrs. John (Car- ualiltic torm ooocludlDJ wllb Oblo Valley. She dlocu!sed the Bacooe College. She eonoludotl -; :.. •ng with a listing ot offle.,.,. Mrs .. James S. Titus Sr., accredited judge of the hyA tr~ 1W, P':: riel Azzara of Silver Sprillp, tho pteclce to tbe nas IJiil 111 bard!hlps of the early lndlansl'ber provam by sin81n1 111 "J cornmtt•ee chairmen, to tho OAGC, Will Judge the show which will be held from 2·5 ty ole CllrlsU :::'·" ·tbt Md., and Mra. Tony illoH) lnltrumeutal aumber, ''You're u •they were driven· from the iauthenllc Indian 10ng. 811 1 cassu of Tampa, Fla. Mn. Col- A Gralll Old Flq," hy a lrlo lalll u the white man pusbed l A display of Indian relict . ,., auxiliary. and 7-9 p.m. on Saturday and from 2-4 p.m. on Sunday ee . ·~e• mother, Mr!. Elizabeth n· The show Is _divided Into four divisions as follows. w;•~•\ th~~:trlot Me!llocfiJI abro and 'Mrs. Casau were un- ol g1111 playJng fluteL weilward. She read an article pt:~!pared hy DruJella WiUs, a . , •pe. VFW Di~tri('l I! see- lviSlon A-HortiCulture. Section 1, Horticulture sped· c ~ ~.... our able to attend. Mn. Everett lfayet, ADler~ written by Mat)' Hyre on the senior at Rio Grallle Colleae. : r .ary, alsc of Portsmouth, wu mens (l_abeled). Class 1, Chrysanthemums, three sprays Y··~c se can Mulic Chairman, preseot· and bes· brolbr, Daney WIIJJ . ·esent. She Is Civil Defense one vanety; Class 2, Chrysanthemums one spray, each of wll! be e.~tiUed N_eed 11 Our_ . , ed a salute to the American fD. the Lord's Prayer and pled1e 8 freshman at Eastem H.l) . rwor ot Di•trict 12, and three vaneties; Class 3, Dahlia, one bloom, dlsbudded; ::~~~ :n~ WIJ~ he..J•~ ol ~ ~·· ~chlrd 8: ' : dian JNIYiDI trlbule to their lo.flaC in unisoJL Named as the Ischool, carried out tbe thellll " •ke to the women of the to- class 4, Hardy flowers, three stems of one variety· Class urc · 0 e _ly, ·• spen ---- ··-- committee for the party were ·ot the meeting ,., , auxlli&ry on Civil Defense. ~· House plants, Class 6, Foliage plant: Class •_n~. decided to oblerve ~m~~~the~ Mrs. Henry ReJbeJ, Mn. Seid-l Mrs. Emerso~ Jonet. gave 11M · Tt.e Inspection highlighted the ' any rare or Sell Denia . I eoabel, Mn. Norma Chapman National Defense material diS. . -1ular meeting of the !ileal m~~ct~~~ 2or 'cYI one flower or flower spike); off~;"" l.!eelcea:th ~ :U~:IIJJMr Ac:,mopr wa~omo;; PoHt~P/onned and Mro. Thomas Cook. ~ cuaslng the Viel Nam war alii · Ill d ted by t ass &, Autumn Glow ualn• .... ' .... · ' •T · the Genocr'-" 'rreat no ... pres : !d); Class 1. Collection of warm colon (shades of~ a;;;j A report waa pven COIIC8I'D- former lllfmper of the acbool Plant wn made for the Games were played and i "• Y w ""' · ' ary con uc , branches of foliage, trees, yellow), lng the sick memben, aad i lacqlty and coach. annual Chrlltmaa dillner and prlt.eo awarded to Mrs. Richard Ifore congress. Mothers Have Grid ed· Class 2 Display of Section 2 Imiilatlonal clas card of remembrance was PII'IY at BaileY'• rei!laurant on CampbeU, Mrs. Oml'les Coben, Mrs. Skin:;. ::::;ou~ : Sqtwd/orDinner (l~beled); Ciass 3, Rose Gard.;. Club. s, sent. Other·~ cal,la were re- Mr. Marahlelrwin of Colum-l'lbursday, Dec. I, wheu tbe Mrs. seniz Wolfe 'w · Mrs. ' ~ruh~:ursday =~·~~day, Mothers of the Middleport not less than fiVe Claao 10, Fall Beabty In a ported. . · · bus was a Galli lis visitor on· Past ~dlor! of Theodorus Reibel. . Oct 27·28 in tho Fry bulldirtj Yellow Jacket football 8quad terlals suitable for dried Basket using a baaket Tile SOCiety is now taklDs or- Fr'd po Councd, Daughten of America, A desoert coune carry1111 out 1• i.rddle t. M her ·m and coaches we"' honored with rangements; Class 4, Df;lslon c. Jlllllor Ouoes ders for Christmas canla, both 1 ay. mel Thanday evening 11 ~e the Halloween theme was serv- ::n ~m:.'re or':::,~ ':xtt • steak dinner Friday lllet' and br~!ted ~re~ andhor trub,,; Class 11, Vacation Memories, pl:e : ..~In: led by Mr1. Mr. and Mrs. HeiJry Gru~, ~:.of.::· =P~!ee:!:; =m':t ~ ~ossFr~ ~.:~e , p~ked up .:ay call Mn. G~orgo noon at tho home of Mr. and kt~• (~a~c to 0 x~ ~") an "?'angement suggesting Pearl Burnett, and wao entit-1' Croton, Mr. and Mrl. Roy An- ated ~Aping with Halloween. Mn. Mu Mebmart, Mils ~ Skinne1· or Mrs. James Br..,.. Mrs. Lewis Sauer with moth· n s o e · mountams, fann or seashore. led "Chosen For Acllon." A derson, ~ependence, Mo., Mrs. Arllold lfayeo, pi'Qjdent, 01 Jesoe, Mrs. Olan Goodwin. mgton. .. crs of the team. members pre- Division B, Harvest Time: Class 12, ~Hslloween lli.Jinks, dl&onsoion was enjoyed. T b 1 were Gtdlipolil fillton Satur· conducted the meeting which Mrs. OVal Diddle, Mrs. Adria 1 It was voted to JOID the Am paring and servmg. Section 1, Artistic usu~. fall plant !DIIIerlal. clollng prayer wu hy MaaD- day. 'nley came to oee L, . E. opened with devoticlhs hy Mn. Sayre and a gues~ Miu Shir- l er.can Leg1on m d1splaymg .Mothers 8!tslstin8 with the ments, Class 1, Divtslon D, Educiltlonal Dis- lena Graleo. Grube, EU• klmball and Mr. Ray Seldenabel, lolloweG hy ley Baei!Ie. Hags on holtdaya. dmner were Mrl. Sauer, Mrs. Queen, a triangle play~: Section I, 1111111111~ The Novemi!U meeiiD& will and Mrs. James 111. Danner. , - · Guests for the afternoon were James PUllen, Mrs. Charles featuring mun•s· Cl8is 2 displa,y of contalnen and mecll= be beld at the home of M1Jda- - : - -f" 'f _, f Mrs. Donald Mora, Mrs. Pearl Bradbtn-y, Mrs. Clyde Bardell, of Plenty sugg~sllng th~ anlcs used for arranging. Sec- Iene Grate. There were two Glbbl, Jamel Diehl, Howard , reo lYe rl eriJ fOUp ee 5 Mora, Chester, and Mrs. Flo•· Mrs. Leffingwell, Mrs. Milton vest; CJ~s 3, A Frosty tlon 2~ Display of books aad guests. Knight and Bl!l Adami. . a, PAT BOVC& their impreasions of the Oblo- ~ sie Wisemiller of Columbus. IJood and Mn. Stobart. Middle- ing using flowers and magazmes and-er other liter• Out of Iowa relatives 1114 The Creative Writers' group ana Ubrary's ~"""a' meeting! A soc1al hour followed tbe port merchaals contributed faV· pl~t material· Class 4 lure pertaining to gurdenlng SeMI' • Held friends atteucllnJ _.Mr. and of Glllia County went fl'om at Nationwide Inn in Colwnbus lprovam with a dessert collrtlll 11 ors lor the dllmer. by the Fire a' table ' and arranging. Section 3, Disree Mn. Ralpb Ashworth, CoJum. "Home Menagle" to "The LoR which ·they attended that Iller- •carrying out the autumn setting for.;.., lncl~ding play of gardenlnl materials ua- ForMr.&w,ent· bua; Mr. alll Mrl. Kennelll ContlneDI of Atlantis,. by way ,noon. ' Itheme served hy the hostesse:' ANNOONC& BIRTH er arr&D~ement (exhibitor ed for.. weed and [ltllt control. FUI!eral oervklea ltir George Story, Dayton: Mn. Grace of creative wrltmg. H ellolt Mts. Rose, Mrs. Dw1ght M1l . Mn GI Mr. and Mrl. Robert Garry, ply). Class 5 Still N. Sargent were beld Tuetday Miller, Mn. Roberl Davldloa; ~ In between wu 1 1 · en u . was a hoan and Ml!s BeR! Sanbom the former Martlla Lupton of ·111:a :ment In ~ lcture at 2 p. m. at tho Ewing F1lll8!' Mn. Plul Pint, sll of Marlon; fofetful eonternporii'J poem by guest for llle_ first ltme. Hostess I Arrangements of !aU nowel'l Ha>Tison, Ohio, are announcing ~las~G Solemn M:ment Th TIJIIKEY IIVPPEB al Home In Pomeroy with tile Mr. alll ,Mn. Lloyd Kq Blld Splehln ' 'l'royanovlch, a Rio : :,;::run~a~ Mrs. JBn- ' were uaed throughout tbe homo. the blrtb ol a daughter on Oct. \ous de~ign with figurines: urma: Grange is announc- Rev. Ill) E. Wlfllt of DWJcm. Mn; Ddlwd Hawk, MaDafleld; Grande eGilege ·--dent, 1nd a 14 pre 1 ere were Orange tapen and an arrangelOth. Tile UtUe girl has been A-Hunting We Wlll Go' a tur ey supper to be held ,VOle, Oldo, offtclallng. Burial Mr. alll Mrl, SUmmerl Haught, llllllliiWY oliWIIIIIer bikini hy sen · mont of fall flowers centered 1 uamed Heather. Tile 11141etJlal • athered "Wood with d~ Oct. 28th, at Ill• Cent- was in Mound Cemetery on the Akrol!; Ill'. llld Mn. Ella 0. "Gl'IDdma" Gatl!nlOd. ' 'nle CreaUve Writers' lfeup the refreshment table. Mrs. gralndpiii'Oftlls are Mr. and Mrs. we ial· Class 8 ochool. Serving will Sumner Road near Chester. borne, Alhens; Mn. Eunice Mn. Miry Lewlt, -Mn. ZIJ. espraHCI unanlmowt approval James Brewington and Mrs. Lupton-of First Ave., ~ lres(h : ' : de~•·n ustn& at 6 .· m. The publlc Is, 'Psllbearers were 0. o. Pat- Jetlefs, Basil and Warren Jel·. ma Norlheutt, Mrs. E!lllbetb ol the Gallla County District Emenon Jones preolded at tho """'~~~'"~· one m e ,. to ·lenGol, Ruuo1J Moore, Chlrleo !era, Athens. hrlel reports ol Library Levy. Itea and coffee aervlceo. The Women I AullllarJ', Cla1- dent M ,.,....,.. llld It County Poll 4tM Vetor t;.,. Gil was""'" for the tnembere Co 10 to the alter ~ podaek dinner. CI!Wicothe Veterans Hospital Dpnng the builness_session,for a Ward Party. the .women of the awnbary vot- It was 'nnounced that the eel to donate to, Operation Yule auxiliary will sponsor a dinner 1~ the servicemen '" VIet for all local veterans at the lm, and eel Nov. 6 •• dateVFW Hall, Lower Tliird Ave., · lll'l' ......._, Flower show ,at Ch e5ter p'Qnne ·d ..CI== .aPr " KINGWAY BROGUES fashioned to a yOUrl!l. man's taste Stud C Y Being \ t!,W.: ...!......... ".':"'' Annual Dinner 1 W G M 1 ·..... ....... ,.... ' •·••IS I I 'l'lllr'• ..,. '; . ......... OPEN ' 'TIL 9 · P.M. ., FOR YOUR HOLIDAY CONV.ENIENCE ·BUY NOW! First PAYMENT DueFEBRU ARY 1st.'67 - ' . - ' AVAilABLE TO THOSE WITH A-1 .APPROVED ·CREDIT RATING THIS CONVENIEN-cE . AVAILABLE ON ANY.&.ALL -MERCHANDISE IN OUR STORE ' . .• ~ ' ' . E, ._ C.A·RP:El.JMG' and Granges Install Officers No. lbrllll Cll· ,....,. ' ' tv~"~~r_t ~-~ I >i'.1illl!ri1'2 811BJNB lir nd ~IU ~ bel or -- r.It- . = ~·ld "fi' roIs ri l' Is 1· ~ $ d I. NIGHTS ceres; ~~ •· MONDAY CLUB wtlll!lltl m. at 1be home of E. Wetberbol~ r' t L tip a(ctDf, l!rogueo...JO""' wilb a ill 11h'"dsrnre. Hatcher, Steward: Mrl.···David Ted McCulty, ' Kathleen Durst If Harris Wickline, lecturer; Mn. Ted Harland Vollblrn, Grange preolded. The ln8talllng McCully, cbaphlo; Mr. J. C. agel, and Mrl. Jack team fnlm HatrJo Grange ID- Stout, auistaDt aleward; Edith planisl . , ., eluded Harliad Vollbom, ID- Ctmtl), aeeretary; H. S. Volt- HllntiDiton l)r'"BI·. !IICi l)urlt, mMIJitm F•eb!< :.fire 1talJIDI om., a pa11111811et boru, treun; Joe alll alate chputy· Edltb Cor· pltkeeper; Jtlra. ~ard three dlllclren llltl the neD, marshall; ..;._ Garnet Hatcher, ·Mra. WebM brought potluck Ianches. Jleeko, replla 1111 emblem llewltt, ~; Mrl. a.&rley riJ brou&bt pie alll cake · bearer; M.lrletta Reybolda ol Kllolts, Flora; Mn. J. C, Stout, ~ coffee, ·~· liuDUJI&IIII Grp,.s, planlsl, ladpsslltant ,~~~rl! ~.!.:~Spt1njfl_ .. 11ari1 MoQI!If, eb•pl•lt! Welloler Dewlll, ....,....... . Wil''\' • ' ' wiD& Gallla'a lllrris an4 llullting· H~ ofllcerl lnslelled were mlttee; Mrl. It S. VolliOorJI, ton Granees met jollllly for In· Mrl. Joe Durst, Muter; David jUDlGr chairman! Kay 81allallaa o1 oflkera this week Wlekllno, OVerseer; H ow a r d hom, youlb cbllrmtlll~;:: · : , · 1 .... ,....... til'-...., SHO, FRIDA~ NilE TIL 8:00 P...M. U..YourChirgeAuount~ .•• ~ . · C Broplllb ' otben/ I ' ,,, ~I ,·ROQM111ZE ~I;J~l ·· .RCA WHIRLPOOL ·ELEC. and GAS APPLIANCES RCA STEREOS )', ( • •• ' ,, ; ' "' ,.d i. I. f I I I • I I., ' �'. . I ... . ,! \ ·. · , All . . .,. .....,kf'Jtll .. ~ .......... tfofll . . . . . . . . .,...'"'"". ._................ . . . F ! , .. , j,..,.. .,.. ., - Ollb w--~ · SAllS I 'saVICt ... T0 Itent ......U MfWe &1 .. 11 L(fTII . . . . . . ,., 01111¥ ........... Q ONe 'PI' !!HI W"~ A.I'JJ:dl TO RENT •-·D olil'llm efficie- apanment. One -~~ adult, TelfphMe f46-4S8'i. Ill m• '" " " Alll'f ,.. Ulptfll nNCII ..... ......... ._,, ..,. .lttfl ,., • cl........ .... 9ertiMmHt wl._ .. ..,... ._ • fM r1N ef , .. IIOr •••• ........ . ,._ICUl ,IIO,UI DICk IAWLIJIIGS C.rd Of Th1nlu '• ~--- Fro111 the !.«~jest 1'1'\l<l Bulldozer ~~~~1•1•~ To. !lmallest lleator Cgre. For Rent WE W!Sll to lbau tacb ond everyose for llleir kindness! corpela wilb ease, Bluo "during tiN! i11oest< and deatil Lustre makes the job a or our molber, Mamie Mat- I breeze. Rent eleelric ohamthewo. A special thanks 14 pooer 11 . Sh"!'parol, Jot Ave. ' 'it ;:au LOWER RIVER ROAD IIAKE 1 date elld see what Jt,800 will buy. 3 BR, ooe ftoor plan home II tn esll'l good condlll011. Large lot 130' 1 300'. Ideal lor garcien-l tug. ASSUME LOAN LOW-LOW Interest rate 1\!o per en principal, iBteres~ lnsur-1 !!!!!~LL. cent. Small down PEit.IIANEN1' w... ~~pecials: I' '7iiRNISHro&POftiReiil:--=~, apartment, 1 12 50 "$20. """ '"' 1 · ' room• and bath. Private, 51J ' II$. wan lor $10. ~e. wave for $6.M Thin! Ave. Ph. 446-23114. 143 1'11. +lf-!611, Bee-Lov-Lef, JW,~Rililthrif;ee eelroom hou.i Galdil Mollrernlitt, owner. miles from Pt. Pleasant on stU I Cberleswn Road, Rout. 35. -.,---,.--,-:---:-~ Deld Stock L. V. Laodero, 20t Riverbud Blvd., St. Alb&ll, '1'. Va. llanel, 10111 monthly en prlllclpal, ance and taxes. I BR, raneb style, nl<e kltchen illd dinette, wall w wall carpet bt Hvilog room, dinette IIIII FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSN. Clyde B. Wtlktr, Mgr. ,. If Locutt It laiU,.llt, Ohio Ph. ~ clJeo, attached garage, large level lot, In good . ~bd. Yeo, a pr!co you'll lib ~5,101. "•"I"' ___ -- Mil FARM lOANS ••oo Re111oY«< Free coiled Jaeboo 21164511 • CdiJieolho 7'/US'lt WE IIAVII: oomo good and lll18ll aereage lor Also, 10101 loto lor 181e. -· FOR SALE for .:.., S.le IIOBART DILLON, Rl!ALTOR KEEP your aarpel.s beauUlul li4IO TWO bedroolll hooM lraH· l>ldlie tr Buaa• ....,_ despite constaal lootslepl ol er 35 I 8 with awning. Mel' , llmdDp 411-UII a busy family. Gel Blue Lui- , 1' Uttle Cheohirt Obio. _ _ ___::_ _ _ __ • meDt with balll, al!o priv:ate I Rent electric obampooer ' ' :IWo 1 0. D. PARSONS trailer space lor $1. Celltral Supply Co. ~ - -- - - - -- -1 ! _,Roi5MWi~Oiihe<l~;pai;t: 14 I ~AI:. TIJIIItEY SHOOT GALLIA County Gua Cllb day, Nov. 18. Public lnv!llld. t,... tion. Pit. 448-19'16. ·i il, .. 41 Nlco oonditioo, $250.WOI~~·~~~~== liliiii650NiG~MCI.Porpliickbiupt,nAi« PindlII-i~.Y 111157Gn.CHEVROLET otati•• porlablt ........ or alld portable sewing chine. Coli 245-5217. Co!fee and oaadwidloo ""·D " m 21t ,...., . . . .Mltllt ~ulre at a&lllpolio 30\!o A. Jarm 7 furnace ~ DUI' RioMo Grinde. Club. D PET SHOP TROPICAL fish, food, supplies. 44»\0 Flrll Pleaaanl 01 WIG fMI I ._... 1111 ,....i1iiiiiH~ili:IO... I Glif.~ftrig.;~~.~.;.-21 piece livl11g room suite, 2l inch black and wbiUI ~.18 "' .. f6,000. --- WANTED RuJ ibt1.. for S.le - J ... ~ ~ llll!o A·. I roolllll, basement.; 181'· age, batll, fumaca. Plenty water. Below HobooD % mila off Route 7. All llld Cctrbd fur. l2 A. - II mile out, ofl 'RL live l'OOIDI, balb, <081 ---,-- ; From Pomeroy . ! your llld mulel. t ; :;,d I tiOOVI .... ' Personal Notes Miller's Fuuersl Home, Rev. :1!4 1 Teets, Rev. and Mrs. Rider, - ·-- - -- - - .. Rita Wright alld all · ' ROOM apartmell w11b batb, and neighbon lor their kind- newly decorated, llllfumlmed. :aess, flowers aRd food. Also pnvate trader' s~ace for · ill always be rem embered rent. 3 room house wttb bath 1 appreoiated. The io CheshirP. Call 446-0293 lbewt Famll)'. :144-1 ml apartment, Notice raems and bath. All utilltieo furnished. PhoH 44e-il71. :nmn oo1t and brigbt •• ,..,., That's .mat llelllling , _- - - - -- - - ruga will do whoa you use JllT FLOOR apartmem, Blue ~el Relit oii'Cirlo 1 'shed Ad Its M •! F ' Hardorru . o . ra. 8h " ampooer • · armor ' 2!4-t gona Piokeos, :II Grape St. 1I8ft, -- --- I 143 I1I.L CALL" nace, . drilled wen, LIMESTONE ROAD, base. ee,ooo. il a, The WISEMAN Agency OHlctGIW6Q • •llflll- lb W!Aiuio, Gl 64796 1. M. w~oo~n 01 6o4!GII .... 11&1( or womu It ltlle .,.. .,.acy for Colomblll oewsIIIIPtr Ia GaUipoUo. Perma.. ~ pooltioa. Call MUlH. UD FURNITURI We WIH luy Airy lncludl,. Compl... Elf.... "-nt• KNQ'tTS USED PURNITUU lld~A.., 'Galllpilllo,•01111 ' !RIL 3 Persono/ Notes From Middleport �'. . I ... . ,! \ ·. · , All . . .,. .....,kf'Jtll .. ~ .......... tfofll . . . . . . . . .,...'"'"". ._................ . . . F ! , .. , j,..,.. .,.. ., - Ollb w--~ · SAllS I 'saVICt ... T0 Itent ......U MfWe &1 .. 11 L(fTII . . . . . . ,., 01111¥ ........... Q ONe 'PI' !!HI W"~ A.I'JJ:dl TO RENT •-·D olil'llm efficie- apanment. One -~~ adult, TelfphMe f46-4S8'i. Ill m• '" " " Alll'f ,.. Ulptfll nNCII ..... ......... ._,, ..,. .lttfl ,., • cl........ .... 9ertiMmHt wl._ .. ..,... ._ • fM r1N ef , .. IIOr •••• ........ . ,._ICUl ,IIO,UI DICk IAWLIJIIGS C.rd Of Th1nlu '• ~--- Fro111 the !.«~jest 1'1'\l<l Bulldozer ~~~~1•1•~ To. !lmallest lleator Cgre. For Rent WE W!Sll to lbau tacb ond everyose for llleir kindness! corpela wilb ease, Bluo "during tiN! i11oest< and deatil Lustre makes the job a or our molber, Mamie Mat- I breeze. Rent eleelric ohamthewo. A special thanks 14 pooer 11 . Sh"!'parol, Jot Ave. ' 'it ;:au LOWER RIVER ROAD IIAKE 1 date elld see what Jt,800 will buy. 3 BR, ooe ftoor plan home II tn esll'l good condlll011. Large lot 130' 1 300'. Ideal lor garcien-l tug. ASSUME LOAN LOW-LOW Interest rate 1\!o per en principal, iBteres~ lnsur-1 !!!!!~LL. cent. Small down PEit.IIANEN1' w... ~~pecials: I' '7iiRNISHro&POftiReiil:--=~, apartment, 1 12 50 "$20. """ '"' 1 · ' room• and bath. Private, 51J ' II$. wan lor $10. ~e. wave for $6.M Thin! Ave. Ph. 446-23114. 143 1'11. +lf-!611, Bee-Lov-Lef, JW,~Rililthrif;ee eelroom hou.i Galdil Mollrernlitt, owner. miles from Pt. Pleasant on stU I Cberleswn Road, Rout. 35. -.,---,.--,-:---:-~ Deld Stock L. V. Laodero, 20t Riverbud Blvd., St. Alb&ll, '1'. Va. llanel, 10111 monthly en prlllclpal, ance and taxes. I BR, raneb style, nl<e kltchen illd dinette, wall w wall carpet bt Hvilog room, dinette IIIII FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSN. Clyde B. Wtlktr, Mgr. ,. If Locutt It laiU,.llt, Ohio Ph. ~ clJeo, attached garage, large level lot, In good . ~bd. Yeo, a pr!co you'll lib ~5,101. "•"I"' ___ -- Mil FARM lOANS ••oo Re111oY«< Free coiled Jaeboo 21164511 • CdiJieolho 7'/US'lt WE IIAVII: oomo good and lll18ll aereage lor Also, 10101 loto lor 181e. -· FOR SALE for .:.., S.le IIOBART DILLON, Rl!ALTOR KEEP your aarpel.s beauUlul li4IO TWO bedroolll hooM lraH· l>ldlie tr Buaa• ....,_ despite constaal lootslepl ol er 35 I 8 with awning. Mel' , llmdDp 411-UII a busy family. Gel Blue Lui- , 1' Uttle Cheohirt Obio. _ _ ___::_ _ _ __ • meDt with balll, al!o priv:ate I Rent electric obampooer ' ' :IWo 1 0. D. PARSONS trailer space lor $1. Celltral Supply Co. ~ - -- - - - -- -1 ! _,Roi5MWi~Oiihe<l~;pai;t: 14 I ~AI:. TIJIIItEY SHOOT GALLIA County Gua Cllb day, Nov. 18. Public lnv!llld. t,... tion. Pit. 448-19'16. ·i il, .. 41 Nlco oonditioo, $250.WOI~~·~~~~== liliiii650NiG~MCI.Porpliickbiupt,nAi« PindlII-i~.Y 111157Gn.CHEVROLET otati•• porlablt ........ or alld portable sewing chine. Coli 245-5217. Co!fee and oaadwidloo ""·D " m 21t ,...., . . . .Mltllt ~ulre at a&lllpolio 30\!o A. Jarm 7 furnace ~ DUI' RioMo Grinde. Club. D PET SHOP TROPICAL fish, food, supplies. 44»\0 Flrll Pleaaanl 01 WIG fMI I ._... 1111 ,....i1iiiiiH~ili:IO... I Glif.~ftrig.;~~.~.;.-21 piece livl11g room suite, 2l inch black and wbiUI ~.18 "' .. f6,000. --- WANTED RuJ ibt1.. for S.le - J ... ~ ~ llll!o A·. I roolllll, basement.; 181'· age, batll, fumaca. Plenty water. Below HobooD % mila off Route 7. All llld Cctrbd fur. l2 A. - II mile out, ofl 'RL live l'OOIDI, balb, <081 ---,-- ; From Pomeroy . ! your llld mulel. t ; :;,d I tiOOVI .... ' Personal Notes Miller's Fuuersl Home, Rev. :1!4 1 Teets, Rev. and Mrs. Rider, - ·-- - -- - - .. Rita Wright alld all · ' ROOM apartmell w11b batb, and neighbon lor their kind- newly decorated, llllfumlmed. :aess, flowers aRd food. Also pnvate trader' s~ace for · ill always be rem embered rent. 3 room house wttb bath 1 appreoiated. The io CheshirP. Call 446-0293 lbewt Famll)'. :144-1 ml apartment, Notice raems and bath. All utilltieo furnished. PhoH 44e-il71. :nmn oo1t and brigbt •• ,..,., That's .mat llelllling , _- - - - -- - - ruga will do whoa you use JllT FLOOR apartmem, Blue ~el Relit oii'Cirlo 1 'shed Ad Its M •! F ' Hardorru . o . ra. 8h " ampooer • · armor ' 2!4-t gona Piokeos, :II Grape St. 1I8ft, -- --- I 143 I1I.L CALL" nace, . drilled wen, LIMESTONE ROAD, base. ee,ooo. il a, The WISEMAN Agency OHlctGIW6Q • •llflll- lb W!Aiuio, Gl 64796 1. M. w~oo~n 01 6o4!GII .... 11&1( or womu It ltlle .,.. .,.acy for Colomblll oewsIIIIPtr Ia GaUipoUo. Perma.. ~ pooltioa. Call MUlH. UD FURNITURI We WIH luy Airy lncludl,. Compl... Elf.... "-nt• KNQ'tTS USED PURNITUU lld~A.., 'Galllpilllo,•01111 ' !RIL 3 Persono/ Notes From Middleport �,, , " ....' '. ' ' . • ·~ ' ' .. ' \. ' ' / ''• ' .l ' '\ . •' ' , .,. • J --·. -. ..,:....r., ... . ·.... .. ·.. :. ·..· • '1 •. . ...J " • "'.. ,, . : ·.'I ' ' -,. , r ~ ., .. ... ... . . ........ ,. -~ ·- _ -~ ,, " '• - '! ...... ..... ... .. . . .. . .• '~· ' ' ' • , I• •.. - .- ..... , ,.. ..... ,.. • ..;.,,..-4 .. (·~~ ... ~---#·····- . . ... ).· • ~ ~ ' 1'. ,.. ,;,....,. .. "' . . . ... , , w. .... .,.- 'I"" ~ ,;.A·· .. ... · ~- . . - -..... ~·· . .. ... . . . ... .. _ -- .- --.- · . ....... · · ~· " . ',. ' '1· .o," ·.c··' .. . ' ....... ' .· •• .' ·; '· •, :.. ,. . . ,• "'' •'• ~ ,, ' ;· : 'I • r " ' ' . • ·("' ,. .. M II ~ f. , . • ,, ' -- - --- ------- ' , ,I .. Elbtrfelcls Are open . WrtP!Js . f,. l , , I9: 15.t• .5· I ( t' • SAL:' & . FIELOCREST~,.·.toWEtS. . '' i ' ,, Anotller·Big ShlpmetfOf '· "Fieldcrest'' Towels4· 411 Sale Priced ' . . ,·.•' •I f ft J' ·: I ' '{ , .,,. c ' ' ·' .• . ' CHARLES I. NEAL l'ourtb Ave. called me over his car recently and g'ave me picture of an old ferry boat ' ....,.... •. ," . ' { -~'""'. ,· -•{' . :·"':. .·-'".. ' l, ,' ' i .. . . .'i", .. _~ ,, .' . .. "'' ' . ' •• ' ,. i '· ...." '.!, ':~ . .-· / ~ '1!'• I : . /-.._ d~'ir I ......... . ' ' ,f ~· ·-. onglno, 65 Ford GaLixle 62 Ford Fairlane II!Oo 2 Dr. I cyllndor, ··ttlftdlrd lrlftL st.~•• tranL 1' .1..• t • ..l Galuie iy)lndtr,IIM. ond hoolor, ..... 63 Chevrolet .- - . . , . whlllwoO lei Alro. 4 Dr . 6 cyl, ·ltohdord trono. Whllo woO BY )'011 8olve.your tlroo. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. STORAGE ..... """"· 63 Ford Galaxle T-potl. 2 Dr. Hordlop. 4 Noblern• Will come meuure your Or. I evlhldir: tute- ruom and live you a eompletely ,la.taUed prl~. You uve mon117 woiJ " - 'lrbaD you buy your Cll'pG at Elberfeldl. · ,, ;,i:::;:r:'nn•. ...,_ 1M >'I -rllll, . ' 6~· Docl9e Dart 2 Dr. 210 ...... ' .,. ... ' . AT,otcdly New Acrylic' Fiber rodlo ' $J.48 49c ·e Mrs. WI~ Bert Bodl· SchmolL ,J. md SIIORT RIB·S · 501111dtrono. 211101dl'llr .... rlnt. radio 1M hutlt t ~r. I cyl. AI Trono.. , oY-· .Dump Truck I ' ..Jo. """• ........... -·. - Mercury THE . FIENOI ·CITY PRESS'·, ~ , ' ' _,, • ' '• - I " ecn--w ';lofii' "· ~IW!!~I • • • • '' . ' r ' " " " ' . . . . . . . . , . _ ._ _ . . .. . . . . . - . . . . . . .. . . - •• - - · - · • . . . . . , •• • ~ .... ..,. _ ,.._ ... . . ~- · - O' Lo . . . . . . . . . ~- - . .. . . _ . . . . . . . ._ _ . - • • • .__-_.. _ .. _ .. _. _ _ . . ...,., _ _ .,... • 1 I ' ' ' o ' I • )' \ ~ • :. 1 :! ' ,. ' •, I . . ' • • "• ..... :f• 'f ,' ; - .~. 'i '• • ''' ~ '& ! at tho 1e Columbus 'I'OU HAVE A El•ctric Of. Wendell Ger· 1m Grueser, "rOWN ~eRE! I ._ ·ard, Mrs. :aiTOD Swan-- ., •• Jenkinson, , Mrs. Riel> Lewis Long Ross Frey, I. ><• 'I -' .· , •-ho 'i, ' " o ' 1 "'" ' f•' tel have eld appreciation and business !pOri ,.,. their '.• . $Ue HAND 10was·, ' :I.r• '!$,~ ~~~!, ...-.:.•· ~.. ''·i . . ~ - ,{. - ~~- ~ ~1'', ~8c t~ ,,. .,.-...... - Walt 1!Dtll you seelt: Lees styliiiJ Ire. stubborn. The colilri ll't , sl!nPJJI: beautiful aud they'll stay that-wq longer: (TI)at,. because JAes WM!I only I, the ·ll&l dyes, ones that F' tried and tme.) · ..: . :· ·. . . · Pract~!fY - You don't have to worry ' ~ ~ .cU·tate toup ~ ·ll!d ; tear.,lt doesn't SboW soli or illalliB u ~-u otlier:li_, dO IJecluse of the Io'W moisture atiiOrpUon of the fiber. Ev~lf,tare ·'lilll'~p It lookJni ·belullful. .. ' ' "VELOUR fJJUSH".. . ......_, . . . ' ' t·.·;¥1·''· .- ,. .. ;.' . $2.98 BATH .TQWJL$ ; , . : ++ .•.. M ·. . ...-----· Mrs. Mrs. ;sociatlon and '' • by Frank O'Neal f'RE,ft:V WIL.P $1.98 ~TH ·TOWEU _ __...:,...,..... . . $1:59 "H ND toWELS .Me, ·w·~sH ...TH.S '"''-. "' · C;I.V ''. '' . ._\ ',,1W!lh. • r~ s i­ the trday mornc:tion ot 1 . 1..'0nvassed Jay. Band f contacting ' VJNETIAN LACE'' ' ' Du Pont .• ORLON 33 64 Ford F-700 2 Door Ho...,_ Auto1111lle trons.. airman. and memal9'J Ia cllooiiDC a new carpet for·)'.Our 11omt. Wa ~n IDlDJ umplu, pick out IIIV8fll you mleht Uke an4 ~ tllem bome, Mt h01F the~ .look In your ou room: the 1nd Boost- h th'-' $1.98 BATH TOYfiLS: _. ..,-----,1":"\.,.$~~ .' . HAND TOWELS '---'---~· ,.,.,. our wpet depa~rtmeilt WASH CLOTHS ' (9,( tilt 1ee0nd floor, Ul aad&lll and :,y vic.! -;. ., .,,, stand1rd tnna., r• ... & htater, whiteweJI ;=·~ ' "lfANDANA" 510 ltriH 4 Dr. 6 cyll,. trtno. ~ ,' $1.98 BATH TOWELS --,...- $1;59 ' HAND TOWELS 99c WASH CLOTHS' .f.tc . 63Rambler dor, otondord lnd ......, '.·,_I ''BANNER ' STRIPE" MARIIAII LICIMSII lactlo lets ' J•rket BN l ('Xi· ding io Also See The Matchtng Shedr - PlllotD Carel a1l4 Sr:ree,..Prlnted LfghiWelght Bla!lketl in THlt New "Fio11J0r Gdrdenu Pattern. . ' Y.. 4 Door Slotlon Wo1on, ~r ., - - •Y $••PI $2.98 BATH TOWELS ,. ' HAND TOY<JLS . WASH CLOTHS tlrlo. ·AUtomatic, ' , "FLOWER i.AADEN'' IN CASE YOU 4on't get lbe message, ne:rt Sunday I'D explain it to you. In the meanUme, 110 ah!!ad and ba ve good laugb. · '1957 Chevrolet "SAMPPR'~ $1.98 lATH TOWELS _ __..._ $1..59 HAND TOWELS $1110 · ~ OUEST TOWELS ' • WASH tiOTHS · .• BATH MATS $3.CJl. AND NOW l'OR THE - u time wllllllow Delivery to Secreliry of Roberj S. McNamara. Bob: If lbe GennBDS · a Lieutenant, for purposes, wllb each of 21Hnilllmeler anti·lank guna we are purcb..ing for tllat millioo, t300 tbousand, and can't find a place for. them, the Lieutenants I mean, ml8ht auction .lbe ollera some old maida. ight, . .,:.1 ' tiordtor,, 'iOOliL 2 Dr. Hordlop, I m.~ 4 oplld lrlnl. ., •. -, •• 6in outomot c 'trantmiu~n, po. .r ....,.. ln.. ndlo l htoltf, WST :64 Ford GalllCie ,. ,: tring phaJ:'o '• 66Chevelle Mollltu 4 door I, '' n :··.., .... ' WlYA~RICAN ..y;a ' .. ,;,;·:" " ~ .,. More richness, th.ickness ~n~ !~f~ than carpets costn,g·dolftrl m~l . -. ;~--"'1'~ ~~- T·.:-" . ••. BUY A ~ < ' ' ,'/ '· t':: . ' . ' ' l - J, . lrial ttotpltnl Mn. l8&loh - ilexter; Delbe11 ·le. ilorps ley Neal, and .... ,. rt. ....... - '""' ~~' r..., lottom: G. Willi•~ Erma nrood. ~~e; �,, , " ....' '. ' ' . • ·~ ' ' .. ' \. ' ' / ''• ' .l ' '\ . •' ' , .,. • J --·. -. ..,:....r., ... . ·.... .. ·.. :. ·..· • '1 •. . ...J " • "'.. ,, . : ·.'I ' ' -,. , r ~ ., .. ... ... . . ........ ,. -~ ·- _ -~ ,, " '• - '! ...... ..... ... .. . . .. . .• '~· ' ' ' • , I• •.. - .- ..... , ,.. ..... ,.. • ..;.,,..-4 .. (·~~ ... ~---#·····- . . ... ).· • ~ ~ ' 1'. ,.. ,;,....,. .. "' . . . ... , , w. .... .,.- 'I"" ~ ,;.A·· .. ... · ~- . . - -..... ~·· . .. ... . . . ... .. _ -- .- --.- · . ....... · · ~· " . ',. ' '1· .o," ·.c··' .. . ' ....... ' .· •• .' ·; '· •, :.. ,. . . ,• "'' •'• ~ ,, ' ;· : 'I • r " ' ' . • ·("' ,. .. M II ~ f. , . • ,, ' -- - --- ------- ' , ,I .. Elbtrfelcls Are open . WrtP!Js . f,. l , , I9: 15.t• .5· I ( t' • SAL:' & . FIELOCREST~,.·.toWEtS. . '' i ' ,, Anotller·Big ShlpmetfOf '· "Fieldcrest'' Towels4· 411 Sale Priced ' . . ,·.•' •I f ft J' ·: I ' '{ , .,,. c ' ' ·' .• . ' CHARLES I. NEAL l'ourtb Ave. called me over his car recently and g'ave me picture of an old ferry boat ' ....,.... •. ," . ' { -~'""'. ,· -•{' . :·"':. .·-'".. ' l, ,' ' i .. . . .'i", .. _~ ,, .' . .. "'' ' . ' •• ' ,. i '· ...." '.!, ':~ . .-· / ~ '1!'• I : . /-.._ d~'ir I ......... . ' ' ,f ~· ·-. onglno, 65 Ford GaLixle 62 Ford Fairlane II!Oo 2 Dr. I cyllndor, ··ttlftdlrd lrlftL st.~•• tranL 1' .1..• t • ..l Galuie iy)lndtr,IIM. ond hoolor, ..... 63 Chevrolet .- - . . , . whlllwoO lei Alro. 4 Dr . 6 cyl, ·ltohdord trono. Whllo woO BY )'011 8olve.your tlroo. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. STORAGE ..... """"· 63 Ford Galaxle T-potl. 2 Dr. Hordlop. 4 Noblern• Will come meuure your Or. I evlhldir: tute- ruom and live you a eompletely ,la.taUed prl~. You uve mon117 woiJ " - 'lrbaD you buy your Cll'pG at Elberfeldl. · ,, ;,i:::;:r:'nn•. ...,_ 1M >'I -rllll, . ' 6~· Docl9e Dart 2 Dr. 210 ...... ' .,. ... ' . AT,otcdly New Acrylic' Fiber rodlo ' $J.48 49c ·e Mrs. WI~ Bert Bodl· SchmolL ,J. md SIIORT RIB·S · 501111dtrono. 211101dl'llr .... rlnt. radio 1M hutlt t ~r. I cyl. AI Trono.. , oY-· .Dump Truck I ' ..Jo. """• ........... -·. - Mercury THE . FIENOI ·CITY PRESS'·, ~ , ' ' _,, • ' '• - I " ecn--w ';lofii' "· ~IW!!~I • • • • '' . ' r ' " " " ' . . . . . . . . , . _ ._ _ . . .. . . . . . - . . . . . . .. . . - •• - - · - · • . . . . . , •• • ~ .... ..,. _ ,.._ ... . . ~- · - O' Lo . . . . . . . . . ~- - . .. . . _ . . . . . . . ._ _ . - • • • .__-_.. _ .. _ .. _. _ _ . . ...,., _ _ .,... • 1 I ' ' ' o ' I • )' \ ~ • :. 1 :! ' ,. ' •, I . . ' • • "• ..... :f• 'f ,' ; - .~. 'i '• • ''' ~ '& ! at tho 1e Columbus 'I'OU HAVE A El•ctric Of. Wendell Ger· 1m Grueser, "rOWN ~eRE! I ._ ·ard, Mrs. :aiTOD Swan-- ., •• Jenkinson, , Mrs. Riel> Lewis Long Ross Frey, I. ><• 'I -' .· , •-ho 'i, ' " o ' 1 "'" ' f•' tel have eld appreciation and business !pOri ,.,. their '.• . $Ue HAND 10was·, ' :I.r• '!$,~ ~~~!, ...-.:.•· ~.. ''·i . . ~ - ,{. - ~~- ~ ~1'', ~8c t~ ,,. .,.-...... - Walt 1!Dtll you seelt: Lees styliiiJ Ire. stubborn. The colilri ll't , sl!nPJJI: beautiful aud they'll stay that-wq longer: (TI)at,. because JAes WM!I only I, the ·ll&l dyes, ones that F' tried and tme.) · ..: . :· ·. . . · Pract~!fY - You don't have to worry ' ~ ~ .cU·tate toup ~ ·ll!d ; tear.,lt doesn't SboW soli or illalliB u ~-u otlier:li_, dO IJecluse of the Io'W moisture atiiOrpUon of the fiber. Ev~lf,tare ·'lilll'~p It lookJni ·belullful. .. ' ' "VELOUR fJJUSH".. . ......_, . . . ' ' t·.·;¥1·''· .- ,. .. ;.' . $2.98 BATH .TQWJL$ ; , . : ++ .•.. M ·. . ...-----· Mrs. Mrs. ;sociatlon and '' • by Frank O'Neal f'RE,ft:V WIL.P $1.98 ~TH ·TOWEU _ __...:,...,..... . . $1:59 "H ND toWELS .Me, ·w·~sH ...TH.S '"''-. "' · C;I.V ''. '' . ._\ ',,1W!lh. • r~ s i­ the trday mornc:tion ot 1 . 1..'0nvassed Jay. Band f contacting ' VJNETIAN LACE'' ' ' Du Pont .• ORLON 33 64 Ford F-700 2 Door Ho...,_ Auto1111lle trons.. airman. and memal9'J Ia cllooiiDC a new carpet for·)'.Our 11omt. Wa ~n IDlDJ umplu, pick out IIIV8fll you mleht Uke an4 ~ tllem bome, Mt h01F the~ .look In your ou room: the 1nd Boost- h th'-' $1.98 BATH TOYfiLS: _. ..,-----,1":"\.,.$~~ .' . HAND TOWELS '---'---~· ,.,.,. our wpet depa~rtmeilt WASH CLOTHS ' (9,( tilt 1ee0nd floor, Ul aad&lll and :,y vic.! -;. ., .,,, stand1rd tnna., r• ... & htater, whiteweJI ;=·~ ' "lfANDANA" 510 ltriH 4 Dr. 6 cyll,. trtno. ~ ,' $1.98 BATH TOWELS --,...- $1;59 ' HAND TOWELS 99c WASH CLOTHS' .f.tc . 63Rambler dor, otondord lnd ......, '.·,_I ''BANNER ' STRIPE" MARIIAII LICIMSII lactlo lets ' J•rket BN l ('Xi· ding io Also See The Matchtng Shedr - PlllotD Carel a1l4 Sr:ree,..Prlnted LfghiWelght Bla!lketl in THlt New "Fio11J0r Gdrdenu Pattern. . ' Y.. 4 Door Slotlon Wo1on, ~r ., - - •Y $••PI $2.98 BATH TOWELS ,. ' HAND TOY<JLS . WASH CLOTHS tlrlo. ·AUtomatic, ' , "FLOWER i.AADEN'' IN CASE YOU 4on't get lbe message, ne:rt Sunday I'D explain it to you. In the meanUme, 110 ah!!ad and ba ve good laugb. · '1957 Chevrolet "SAMPPR'~ $1.98 lATH TOWELS _ __..._ $1..59 HAND TOWELS $1110 · ~ OUEST TOWELS ' • WASH tiOTHS · .• BATH MATS $3.CJl. AND NOW l'OR THE - u time wllllllow Delivery to Secreliry of Roberj S. McNamara. Bob: If lbe GennBDS · a Lieutenant, for purposes, wllb each of 21Hnilllmeler anti·lank guna we are purcb..ing for tllat millioo, t300 tbousand, and can't find a place for. them, the Lieutenants I mean, ml8ht auction .lbe ollera some old maida. ight, . .,:.1 ' tiordtor,, 'iOOliL 2 Dr. Hordlop, I m.~ 4 oplld lrlnl. ., •. -, •• 6in outomot c 'trantmiu~n, po. .r ....,.. ln.. ndlo l htoltf, WST :64 Ford GalllCie ,. ,: tring phaJ:'o '• 66Chevelle Mollltu 4 door I, '' n :··.., .... ' WlYA~RICAN ..y;a ' .. ,;,;·:" " ~ .,. More richness, th.ickness ~n~ !~f~ than carpets costn,g·dolftrl m~l . -. ;~--"'1'~ ~~- T·.:-" . ••. BUY A ~ < ' ' ,'/ '· t':: . ' . ' ' l - J, . lrial ttotpltnl Mn. l8&loh - ilexter; Delbe11 ·le. ilorps ley Neal, and .... ,. rt. ....... - '""' ~~' r..., lottom: G. Willi•~ Erma nrood. ~~e; �. ' , ' t i; \ -- .. ·- to~tc:r. at . .Gr3lt e; · but · that · I stop~ week and fully embro me, knowin, broidery wli ry said. I'll I While I I spelled it l they call heJ shund, ei~hl of our .1 ube . birthday; th birthdays them. ..... ' ·~· . -~ ...' -- ' . ' ',' ' ;\Itr,.· :·· j',..~ / .; •flt.l , ' ''~~· "". .·"'···' •:~ ·r: ... ,. '··~ ,?! "' '• ~ f': r ,_.,, . .' .. \l .. ....._ .,l' ' I I > -• ' . • >'; , f\ ' , ~ ~· '. " --·-·- ---~-- -~ --· ··.. - .- - - .... .,.... .J., _.:.. .. ~- - :··· ..... ·-· .;._.., .••• _ __ ·:- ·,· ··- ........ ' ' -- - - . ' ~ • w ·•·' · · · · " • ' " " ' . . . . . .. , . . . 't >··-~ ··' ·· - - .. ,.,. ,.,\o'~...I ' ,.,.. •• •"' "'!' _,... •• \; , . •I •" • • , ·, .\...:. . ...- ., . ,.,_ ·; ' ' I \ ., ' ' ........ , ' . ,. ' ',' ..' ··. ''' .J 'I'';-' ' ' ' ) ~ ,, ·. ~ • ' 1" ' •· .'!' · , .,,.. JI . . ...... ~·- ·'" " · ' ..., , ·-"'-""'"·......... ' ; I READ R West Vitginia orop of squl That could ac that several been seen sw River. U tlu lhent Is low •Wim to this 1 One day Ia: Ronald Bel% t of the water ~ 011 the park f ; ··~ .,- ', . ... "'am GETTING THE fEELING TH!IE'S SOMETHIN!i I SHOULD II DOINGI" he saw a squ 11 t2le river, I the water up aame aboard froDt of the I eroucbed undo to rest one little fe It, though. I ~ - - J- ... J.. .. • <.1 Julie out to 1 Julie's birtli< She's really~ show her "i GelTy told E COOdbye and ; ·f' . ill ., Someday "' .. ·I . 4 ·!4,. j.~ ' •v '," ,' ,, TOO, IUT·HE • I by Ralph llei111clahl· Bt1GS BUNNY "OH.- POP'S I I \ I OUR BOARDING BO'USB s; rei fleating ne • unu.ual. I didn 'could swim. T Couldn't. , '' CHARLES L Fourth Ave. "' biB car recentt picture of an o ra~ Jring phar.ight, lets I ~in \ I I ' rt oy lly the 66Chev• Mo 1111. 4 if, v.a •••"'< tr.............. a Jorkel ay,pc•x(.. ding to . 65 Ford" vic.! •••• radio 500, 4 Dr. I '•, mel Boust.airmru:. and mernh tht p;si· al<J•J the trday mOi·n· .llnM. • • • whlttwoll tlr '64FordG I :rt~rr· I I 62fordFI 500,. i 2 Dr. .....rtl ..., I Pontia1 -wiNTHROP OH-01-1! HSI2e COME/5 THAT70LlGH CAT WJ.IO I~ IT 1 at lhe 10 Columbus El•<trio Of· Wendell Gertm Grueser, :ard, Mr 1. :arrou SwanJenkinson, , Mrs. Ri<l~ '- Lewis Loog A~~ - Ramblt ........•t •rltl ' ction ol t . convassed Jay. Band f contacting " Mrs. WilBert Bndi· Schmoll. I. Mrs. rnd Mrs. Ross I h••ter, Frey, ISOCiatlon end oel have ei· d appreciation and buslnesa !pOrt for their lrlal llotpltal ~~DOWN IN-SIDE HE: IUiau- Mrs. ilester; llelbe!t llEAU.Y IS AF=r<AID OF ME! le. lurrau - ,. ley Neal, rs. and!lllll ,... - 'l11elo 1meroy; T"" lottom; Wilildl.l le; i!:rma ~ .. ~~~ ., ... -.--- ...... . " ... .... ....... .. , ~ . ........ . -- ... .--.-----·-· · ·· ·· ·········-·"• ' ""'!\.-... ..-...--·-..,.., - "'" - - · , _. ...~ . ... .. •---- ·- ~-- - ~ .....-~---~ -------- - '~ •. · -•. ,,. ,_ - •,. ..-· · · ~~-· .. · - • " -• .... , "- • ·• • •·~ • _ .. ...______ __..:... ~... :,.. -- .-~~ .... .., •.__.. ... ,...-.._ .. ,.. .. ... _,. __ _.!. ..,I ·""-- ., ' �\ - ........ ~ -.... . : ..-. ( , • / .. .. ........... .. .• .. . .... ~ • .....;o .. ... . . . . - • ... • • • ... .. .. - • •• • " ,, • • . j .... • • • . ... .... " ' ~ . -· .. •JI • _...,.... .... ,.. ... ·.~ .......... ""' .. -lil' . * f • .., ,.. ......... ' . -#1 .... "' ···-. • ~ ... .. • • ... . ~ · · .. ' ...... . . . ' • .. • • .. ... . . ~ v· . .. - - . . , _ . . . . . . . . "" .., 6 ·-' . ' ·. . ., .•.. .. ,.. ..__ .. . I . . .... ·-·,.- "" .., • -• • ,. +' • · I • •• · ' " . , ,. - ~• ,, , .I • •• • • .- • ·• • ~ .~ ...~ ..-.,.. ____ .,rrw- .,.. -- --..-..----- ---~ ~~ .,._,.. ,._ iG ~ I stop8 week and fully embro me, knowin, broidery wo ry said. I'll j While I spelled it 1 they call bet shund, ei~hl of our Julte . birthday; th birthdays them. Someday Sl Julie wt to Julie's birttlt She'• reauy' sbtw her 111 Getry told ~ &Oodbye and I READ 8 ·, s• 011 • ., West Virginia CII'Op of squl 'l1tlit could ac that' several been seen 1\iver. U II> !here lo low, 1wtm to this 1 One day 1, Ronald Betz t of the water t lite perk I be saw a sqb 11 Ute river. : the water UJ came aboard ftoDI of the I crouched undt lo rest. One Uttle fe lt, though. I s. rel floating ne unusual. I didr rould swim. T eouldn't. .1; ...,,· i, ~\I ..\t; .~ · ·· -'( l'; OVT Ot1B 'WAY '· ...... ~ ' ., . I ' CHARLES L rourth Ave. c' his car recenU: pl~re of an 1 . .. " brug !han- WELL,t.IO- I DOMlKNOw WHERE 1: ORSON M'lWITTERUVE'S, BUT !'LLA5KMR.M'5TU. H~ . I{NO"JS 't.IUST ABOUT EVERVROOV. . ' WELL; NO'N, TI-IATS RIG!-IT NEIGI-\BORLY OF'l0010ASK,50N ......T. ORSON M'TWITTER.'rOU SAY? WELL! WELL, LEMME SEE- 01/ W~,TI-IIIIS OL' ''sPAI<RatolLEG5w Mt1WITIER f UVES ACROSSTFROMTI-IEa.DDEPOTf ~\EO ONE OF TJ..IEM MCGNAT Glt<L.Sf ••••• ~ Iring phar· •••• I)I.NDY COOK TOO, TI;IAT 6Ali5-BEST COOK 'lliE QTJ.lER 51 DE OF CENTER S'ffiEET, I ALWAYS SAY ••••••• MY WIFE ight, RULES THIS ~ALF, I OOGHT TO SAY ••••• WIN,li<EMEMBER fets 5in WHEN 'fi.IEMTWO WAS (()URTIN' BACKIN THE '30's ••••• ·-" ' ' rt ty :,Y the J•rket BH ;t•d· ding to vic.! mel Boustairlllaf\. and mefl\oo h the r"C sithe als•J IJ"day mo: n· ction of . 62Ford F1 sao. 2 Dr. 1 ~.:onvassed - ljlndord trll llontil• 4 day. Band f contacting '" Mrs. WI~ Bert Bcdi· Schmall, .1, Mrs. md Mrs. ~ NO.W .WE 1LL ~E Tll15 JET SPORTS . REALL~ S:LV! WE'VE l£j:T TilE RAMP". TilE YIHEEL5 DROP OFF ~ . WE sPROUT WINGS! at the te Columbus EJ•ctric Of. iendell Ger· m Grueser, ard. :arrou Mrs. Swan- JOIIkinson, Mrs. 1\icl>. Lewis Lang Rosa Fn!y, IOCiation and ell appreciation and business 101'\ for lbelr !1 have ~ RotpHnl lloas- Mra. !Iter; Delbert ..... I y Neal, idsQil .,. ra. - ·na rror WlllliO!! G'llo . -.. ' ''·"' ' . .J.':. . ' - t �' . .! ' . ' ' ,. .' ,. ' ' 1~ '\ • .. , •. I' y.. ··. • ~ 'I .' t, ..' ' 1 r;· ... f •' ' I ·t. .•j ···~ ~ • / M ! .- . - ...... - .. ~ . . ... ., .,_ . ~ ~ • . . . " .:- .. -· . ." J' ' ' ~ . ". ...... - ... J • 1 •• ' ;.' ~-- ~- ~~ . ':· ~ ~AAICATION --""1\ VOL · One Ill ' Ai'JD BT~I\IINIJY - ., . 1 to .stop at h · .Grande; tht WILL GET YOU NO PI.AC!I \I but Gerry ·· : · that someth I stopp week and G fully embro me, knowin broidery wo ry said. I'll j While I spelled it 1 they call hel shund, ei~hl of our .J uhe · birthday; th birthdays ·, I Sit-Htlvry, 9horl .John llntl !Jais ~~~ fo forflue 6clnl[lt,, 111/M 1w/flt tlolllng erie ernol Egeix.T/1 ,. '. them. Someday " Julle out to , Julle's blrtb\ She's really' show her 11M Gerry told E loodbye and •' ~;. ""' f. I READ B West Virginio crop of sqlli Thlit could at that several " been seen Sl' River. U th thero Is low •WIIn to Ibis 1 One day Ia Rooald Betz t of till water I 1111 the park I he saw 1 sq\1 11 tlte river. : the water •1 .aboard front o! the I crouched UDdl to rest. One Uttle fe .• ONE QF THOSE G~S I~ IN ,:OR. A !jiG ~AILl. f ' came It though. I s ret f!lating ne unosual. I did! eciUid swim. T eouldn't. "" u rue CHARLES L Fourth Ave. C< his car recenU !all' · picture ol an • har- ring ght, BU' T. M. .... U.S. ht. OIL T~ERE ARE ONL.Y T~REE BALLSONli-lE GREEN/ ets i WONDER Wf.IERI! •• MINE WfNfs Jln .!~ t1 1 :,Y the 66 Che111 J.rket Mollbu 4 ... appox~ v.. mt.. engiM tr.... lon, ling to vic a nd Bousttirtnar.. lnt, racllo I 65 Ford Ci 501), 4 Dr. I~ Jrans. Radio whlllwell llf md mern- '64FordG 1 =· · tht ro:.s;i. also JGOXL 2 Dr. the rdf:ly morn· ·tian of t:onvassed Fl ;lay. Band · contacting e Mrs. WI~ B•rt l!<ldl· Schmoll. 1. Mro. nd Mro. at lbe e Columbos Electric 01lendeil Ger· m Grueser, ard. Mr •· lllrroD Swm ' Jenkinson, Mrs. Rieb·. Lewis IJJOI Rosa Frey, ISOCiatlon 81111 el have ef. d appreeiatloD and buslMU 110'1 for ditlr ' .I < ' . , •, ' �.• ','' ' ... ~ ~ .. . ,, . ., .. · - ' '. • . ~ ~ . ....~ . ......... . ........... 'o' <o ' .. ... ,._, •'I ~ <.; '-.1 -. ·· · ··- - .~ -, " ' "•~·· '~ • . . . .·.,..h ....., ..... ... . - •••••• \ . !<0_,...,..,. . \ ~..A • / &J' :¥t , CI!' .. .. ..........\0---4~<·-o}.~ '~"'IIII' • !";· ...... .- .~~o · ,_~,,. •• ,.. .... - .. "" .... """ ~·....... .. . • . ...... _... ....... __.oQ _...,.~-~ ·,.... .:a...,___,_ •• •Jr . . • ~ . ·····~• .'!".'l' · ~·"' ·~ , . ~.'~.~-"'''.)~·,•,.,.· ,..,.,., ... ___..,- - ........ ,..... ...,. . . ........ ~ ,, .- ~ -._,,.· ·-"""'•I"H'.,.,, · · · · ..,. ·'"'" ............... .......... ... .................. .......¥6'*.1........ · · ··~- · ·· f ~ _Ji,Q.. ,.,..,..,, ,.,.,._ , ~ , r -.F04 ~ ..-ol"'t4 ~ ,... ... '' ~' ' ' ) . ,. .• ' i • '. ,,a. ,.l.' I ,. j '· One !j< to•st<iJ>'ath '•' ·Grande; thi . but Gerry ',• thai sometb I stopp week and G fully embro me, knowin, broidery wo ry said. I'll j . • '! ; ·,¥., ~.. '~ );~> ', r ' ' _... , ' ' '. ~.-I -'~-'-· J ·J I ' . I . 'i '' While ,'t . they call he! shund, ei~ht of our .1 uhe . birthday; th birthdays them. l READ II West Virginia orop of squJ That could ac • that several been seen s~ River. U tho litera Is low swim to this 1 One <illy I~ Rooald Betz t of thtl water i oa the park I he saw a SIJII 11 11te river. : the water UJ oame aboard front of the I crouched und1 • lorest. One little fe It, though. l s rei floating ne unusual. I didr rould swim. T 4!ouldn't. ,• •'.. C!WU.ES L FOW'Ih Ave. e his car recent! · picture of an ' "'. · s-~ >resident lssion for Peace in Asia ". ,,, I spelled lt 1 Someday s< Julie out to 1 Julie's birthl She's reaUy ~ shtw her ag Gerry told E loodbye aod .' '·I .' . ' ' · WAli!JINGTON (UPI) -~'~?!will keep Chief ExecuUve out,criUcal time,. l ask lor your phrer. . and. Gen. Jllo,fll .,o. ldept"Joh(JSO)I ·embarked · tuday 1of the country unlll Nov. 2. prayera," the President said. "I Wheeler, chairman of. the JJllilt on a bbtorlc mlsstoo of 1 His plane got away at 9:26 · stu!ll do ·my.~l to adwnce the , Chi~!• of Staff, reviewed ·i!O!Jor persDM) dlplolllBcy .to the. Far 1aJti., EDT. . cause of peaee aod of human guards from lh' military 4 ~ it!eRI111 to bring peace lo j CritiCal Time progress." · services as the Ma~Jne .: Corps tll>ubled Sollllleast Asia. i ~liag lhla one of the "most I 1!efofe boarding the sleek jet Band played. , In farel'1!! . ceremonies at cri~cal times In our hlstory," Vtce Prtsldent. ,Hpbert .H. PuUes IDWnational Airport, I Johnson said: "I go to visit stx . Humphfey slootl· nwb)' ·with tile ~elit apln cautioned Inations whiCh, working , with 1 HONOLUW (UP)) diplomats · and congriiulonal alatnst ·eiJiel!llng "some .mlr·l others, are ~>o;gmning to shape Ideo! Jobnaoo and bls party leaders who had come :lo 10e aele" to -~ from hlo 11-di>: a new regional lire In Asia and I are due to arrive at Honolulu the nationally-televised · lleparjourney that would end lbel the Pacific." , JntemaUonal Airport about tore ol President and. Mrs fighting In VIet .Nam. I He said his talks at the i &:45 p. m., EDT, where tbey Johnson. "I know I fla!l wave no mule : seven•natlon Manila Asian sum· i will be met by 8D olflclal wei· Humphrey escorted 4oluj!On wand that W9Qid bring. about·l mit would be aimed at seeking 1 eomlng party b•aded by Dem· to the plaUorm where he •polte any mlr..to," , ,jhe Presldlllli"Ways of bringing about ao o.:rallc Gov. Jollll A. Bums. after a 21·gun salute 1'11!1· over said at the "Ceremonies attended !honorable peace at tbe earliest Following tbe airport Dulles International Airport iu by Vice Presfdeot Hubert H. po$Sible momeot" in Viet Nam. 1 tng _ which ts e~peded to the quiet countryside of subur· Humphrey, cabtne(, ,member:s, In addition to the conference last about ao minutes _ the ban Vtrginla,. and the departing diploma&, iltd ~esslonallln the Pblllpplnes, the Pres- , Presldeol will proceed to the commat)der-in-chief Inspected leaded. . ,c !!dent's trip-most farreaching ! East-West Center at the Uo~ his honor guard. "I leay~ ~~· fo undertake a !ever 111\dertaken by aoy pres- I verslt)l of Hawaii to denver Expocto No Miracleo bopefllt :ptlslll!l/' Johnson 181d: ideqt--called for stops in . an address, Johnson, who said SUnday he before ~ ~ prealdential l Auolralia, New Zealand, Malay- : expected no miracle peaco JeUiw,.~ For!:~ for lbe lata,' South Korea and Thailand. · fonnulas to come from the trip, ltOII~~ Hawlll, llrsl l "Aa I undertake Ibis mission , will! Mrs. Johnson, the Pres- 1 told the nation he was going to lea of;~~~~ 2&, e trip tbatjoo behalf of our country io a . ident, accompanied by Hum-t see tile •·eoergeUc progress • ' .. ' MEEK, DO 'rW ·: AklD T!:IERE .tVAS R€ALIZE M-!AT WOULD. A8SOU)TELY NO HAPPEtJ IF 'iliERVON£ WA~ IAJORI:;HvG... UtJSMA.DYMEklT? . -Pre• II'•••· I 1 AND THAT IWULD lEAD TO A TEAAI&E INFlAnON! f "'. . ' '"' - .1 .-; ~~~Seomi~g ' '. . . made In Aala by Asians." · "I go to Jeam of their progress and problerm," he said, "their bopas · and lheir coocerns." "At Manila, we shall consider the problem e! Viet Nam,'' he said, "where we shall review the state of military opera· tlons; but we sball mainly devote our attention to the civil, constructive side of Viet Nam.·' He said the Vietnamese were showing "extraordtoary courage and endurance" in their fight against Communist ag. gre!lsion. He said his trip would ~llow him to confer with "its leaders and with tbe leaders of those other nations that have com· milled young men to defeat . ' ugression and to help those 15 I .,_; ·' million people shape their own desUny." I 1 ... ' r. for '.;,-· ' ' ,I.,.', I < ' . ; ), ,- "' WA '~ '!Ill X£1£UWU 1il 5¥ Four little mascots assisted 1 Tag Day Nets Over$636in Middleport VEH.,.' •• AN' BESIDES, A SJVCOULP GET HURT IN'SUCH AN APWNTIJREI -·; - {~· ··,:t; ~ ' ~ "I I 'l • ' . • ' 11,101 HEAR BILLY WASHINGTON (UPIJ - Tho Supremo Court ,... fused todoy to let 1 group of statu heeded by Dell· wore choll111111 directly In tht high court the "wlnntr toke til': electoral college •ystem under which the president Is chlun. The court acted In a brief order. There wH no opinion. Each of lh'e 50 stot11 hu o low providing that oil the atoll's eloctorol votu tolulll be cut for tho candl· dolt who Willi the popular vote. Doloworo AHy. Gen. William P. 8ucklon uked for on order striking down all IIUch otetutu. .. Ht 'lrptd the! tho voters In the mlnori!J ore denied ,fhe "l"lu•l protection of tho lows" tutrtnNtcl In erno,rgeJocyl the 14th ,A..,dm..,l whtfl their voting sttonullo 110111' ., "' to • ~ldtle t~ _...., and thet the •nltm, dlto 1111 1 .,,...... "" etlmln.t. ifl!nit .Nil it•tee. ' . BERLIN tUPI) Eleven i lhouBand West Berliners Sun· day night turned out to hear American evangelist Billy Gra· bam launch ao etght - da,v · rellflous .,.mpalgn. Graham wtQ later act as Chairman of tbe ·World Congress on Evange.lisiD :,;!Itch opens here Oet. 26. . .... . ...,. _ __ ., .__ ·-------=.: :._. ... ·- ... . . .. !?~~-"t:!.!:~::!.~.'!:!". -:! '!::!'.~:":'. ~ ~ .,..,_...,....._.,. .,... ..... ... -~--- ~ -~ ,. . ,,,,.' ' GRA!'ij) OPENING- June Sayre, clerk at the new Nelson's Prescription Druc Store on East Main-s! in Pomeroy, Oeft). shows Mrs. Clarence Heaton merchandise in the cosmetics department of the completely remodeled store during &r11114 opening activity at the store this past weekend. In tile other picture, pharo maru!s Ed Nelson, Kenneth McLaughlin and Charles Nanettrow, ·left to right, are in the prescription department-Sen.inel Photos. · da)" ' .~ ;1.,'1 whole week. will campaign with nther Re· state Offices with stop. schedlllo from W:men down to the Ohio I ' ' ' I • "' ' )·. !i for go1!- ele~on . I .j T Gallipolis, Tuesday BU, \ Vetenao Memorial llotpllnl Sotarday AdiiiiBII- - Mrs. Larry Parsons, llmer; Delbe" Smith, ReedsvUie. Solllrday DIJclllrpt Humphrey, Harley Neal, 1nrrv Michael and s0t1 Staidly AdltliNioaa - ma Grueaer, llomeroy: 'I ra. ·.w r,., I~ru;le~Long ,Bottom; Wlllioll.l 11 RHI!!e; Erma G,._ lt.uwett, 114~. � 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. 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