https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bc5e62c94813f097cdd23ee73228a35c.pdf 1b7719921e8a3a5eff1f84ae98debf0d PDF Text Text ·' • . tLstry ~ ' J.i-DIDY Stntlnel, Pollltl'IIY·Mkldleport. 0·• Nov. 4, lee& 5 . 'f . . . f OES Chapter :.:.:~:r:-r:~: LQnl LCCLnce 0 · ' ~e:!';·;~!!~~:O~ eeptsTuesday w5c5 ReVleWe • d' ' . h l Wlt Fowers 'b. d · l te Canvas EXhl surprile Pt1111 u , • .. :M, Around and Ab Middleport ; t " :rea::' Letart Aro und and East wscs Meets About On Tuesd 'I . I Pomeroy Make ElberfeId' s •ID .Po. me .. roy. .•·\I your Shopp1ng • ·center r I FRIDAY STORE HOURS ARE . 9to 8IN THE EVENING . I l SATURDAY STORE HOURS ARE I ___. ·l 9to9IN1 . t:VE_N_IN_G_ I I ·•· ''!'am Achievement Banquet Will Be Saturday Crow's STEAK HOUSE 1 . 32PAGES . l"'?L. ·. I NO. 40 · . ;. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1966 · . • : . · Odes . ' .I • '· . . . ) . ' . ', !~ .. ' <u:VELAifl> .ttJ?O .., Go.. eudlt of those lj&taes;". tbe · Jllllllia A. Rhode, ~- slata Sen. De~at!C challell(er, salcl, Frazier Reams ~f. mat for ·II'•taklltll Issue wftb • statament flrlt lime .Stlur<IIJ lit their r • . .Rhodes made In bla openilll No ' ·for cov.rnor ,an.! clasi* eever- . marks. \ . r, . • J ' asked FintiiiCJ ' ' The Ill« lll8&iett In their Cltf ' ~ Rlcllaid L. lVaba.cb to '· 1Club mii!llill ·turnt1 oa lbf $13 . · shOw' 1 copy of lhe: aUdit made Ulott' clelldl the a,p\lbllcan . by. .the .flpnJ · of · E!nst , ~ · etnor ..ld he lnberl~. ·1"•1- : l!jfnsl .-mt !.ybr~, !!litiS Broth. poUiitJon: atitl tlie ' ~ ot' . . e& and' ·~ontfimery. . two .catVf!alll... ,,.. ' Re111111 ~ to lodt at the •tllllrlietl ·Reama Uy · hu&e pholoilal wbile. membel'tl , : ; : , a ;&py o( Ill$ , aUdlf of. Rbotlt.s~- slalf,dlstrJbuted cop. ttl . lbe 1\t\1 .-s ~Uon Ill>· .lea ~ the audience. ,men•~ took over. , .','Get iljbt ov~. tllet'e 10 you QJV. Mlcllael;~t._I,alle In · can see betl!r,", the wemor , lieJ.•. , • , lold the. cllal~nger. like lilt: .hllt1- td.tlww an "I can see right ~~~~ you, ~l'thnli. ~~ Pomtl'll)'·lllddlepon PRICE I0 CENll . • .e arns, In Headon . ' . ' . _,...,.. THREE SECTIONS Rh~ Jilt~ ; ' :- ·-'-t....__ Governor," Realns llald. RhOdea said the audll had been aeen by membero of the leaiilature, ·newspapers and oth- ers. Realn8 then qtl!pped he would lUte to see a eerllfifed copy of the audit. Rhotlts also said that be bad told D!Salle on Feb. 5, 11162, that the stale was overdrawing Ita aeeounts and tha~ be had 1111titl D!Sallt "to cut the cloth to fU the .available money.'' The Republican governor made the eornment wben Reama accused Rhodes of fallIng In hlil duty as auditor by not warninll DISalle of the state's financial condllloit. Reama lhen ahot back that Rhodes wrote I& DISalle after Rhndes aMounced for gover· nor. Relll!J accused the governor of brealdng promises, failure of leadtirahlp and said, "We need more than a circus barker in the governor'• office." To which Rhodes replied: "I yet to aay an uoklnd word about anyone, or to Indulge In 1181!1e-Calllng or character assassination. There's enough hatred In the world without the governor adding to nave it.tl The governer, who fs a big favorite to win re-elecUon Tuesday, reviewed b!s adrninlstra· tion In a prepared statement at the start. Reams spoke wlthoul a prepared statement. Rhodes said at the outset he inherited a deflclt and said the state was being sued for bills, and was behind in Its payments to the retirement systems and school system and the unem· ployrnent Olmpensatioo fund was near bankruptcy when ne loak over the chief executive'* office. "I'd like him to show an audit of the figures," Reams said. "There was no deficit. Just as tltere have been no 475,1100 jobs created as my opponent says ill his wild figures.'' Reams Insisted that "the gov· • ~anzat :. " ' . ,l; . I U. S•.Troops peny ·· 3.4 Million 0 hioans ·.. t({Hanoi . . ' . ~ i I ' Start checking here NOWI Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ' VISIT IN omo Mrs. Norman Dowler daughter, Krista Ann, of era! Wells, W. Va., spent eral days recently at the horne of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' Herbert LaDeaUJ: of Pomeroy Star Route. They also visit~ II her grandmother, Mrs. Lllll<'l Starcher of Minersville. •SANDWICH OrderByl'hene W Toko 'lm Hom• WYU432 JUST UNLOADED AFull Truck of Pouring Type Insulation ONLY C perb•g RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit IIUUl'IDce Corporation Hot==· fewn , •, .THIRD SiiCTIOH~ ·• Pag• 25-,32 • • . • • COmfa Asked .ar-. ..,....g roo- rl wt'll do~ Ia w1o L!ko UlO Dtclontloll ol tncJopolldtnoot ..... P~III 'OliWrourP' · -· Ht'l · - -- WHILE IT LASTS The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Phone 992·5100or 992-5500 POMEROY, OHIO .ng~r in (Jff~r to W ith.draw 1M win :f'OU ,Culf IMIIblr tar W. • if Ill_. ........ Pltmautt. thll tver fllttanded • mouDitllt, I R wd . . - Wit ..,. '*''lllull111ty'lt llolt - · lllil • • 10 rou·a IIIIo- Ptr-111 ._ - • JllW . _ , 1!15 • ' . ' 111111121 ; :,\. ! ,- •·6• ,. Ser!li11Q Meigs County tor 011er 94vean POMEROY Your Plymouth dealer wilfdo most any ·ng to .win yoU over. • ~· ·' o'j 'r-~' ' TOM RUE · MOTORS 399 SOUTH 3rd AYe. . · . .. !' ' ,,' ·' ~ . ~ .... MIDDLEPoRT, OHIO ~ ·, "'' ' . ..~ ollision emor's accompllslunents a r e based on fiction, not fact." Reams based much of his remarks oo his charged aired Ire· quently during the campaign that Rhndes bad failed to provide enough funds for schools, mental health, and control of water pollution. The governor said thai bis administration granted certain tax exemptions to encourage installation of water end pollution of water and pollution eontrol devices and called for a "crasb program" to solve the problem. "This problem is too massive for any one slate to tackle alone," the governor said. "We must have a federally ltnanced • HIRE A BANK? Mavbe you wouldn't put it quite that way. However when you open a checking account here so you can save time and travel by paying your b~s-even make_ p~· paid purchases-by mml; have a built-m bookkP.eping system; and bank here by mail, our bank really does work for youJ Pl mouth' 7 is ere. · d... • '' TUESDAY I 1 W. Va.35 Citadei.O Ga.'Tech ·14 Virgjnia 13 VOTE 1 - .' I' 4 tlO Big Selections - Big Values in Wearing Apparel for your family- and Furniture ~ and Furnishings for your home. r THEATRE .. ·.' • n' omeroy . of t~ Prelbyleriatt Cltareh dl~ at the Mldtlleport Mame Ia Mld!DePifl. · .ProjCburch of Christ, was hOI)OI't!d . Pomtiroy Chapter 188, OES, ••IIIDctude pallllln,aad ,... wu!l • surprise blrthd~~y· par~y met 'TuesdaY eventng at the ellng, a aew doWIIItaln llalh· ,Wedne!dliy evening at the Masonic Temple with Barbara room, waD 10 waD carpotin& church by members of the '!backer, worthy matron, and · f , and cbaDs•• ID lhe ldtclten. even churches of ' Meigs 1vidual thought Including, What choir. Dale E. Smith, worthy patrol, . ~try In !lower arrang• club would present the ra~o~etl. Mrs. _Cline was awarded! The work Is being dolle before c!n were represented at the ldo I be~ ·as.a ehrlsli~n?, A color scheme of orange and presiding. tpenti· alld on canvass was pregrarn for November w1th the travelmg prize. a1td Mrs. arrival o1 the Rev. Howard ty "Self study on the 1and Dlt•l "'&llf ·m~ wbtil I yellow ·wllS carried out In the The meeting opened In rltu11lsp1ayeil by two Middleport Mrs. 0 p Klein and Mrs. Rei- Gosney the door prtze. Guests Ruppelt's pareots, Mr. and meetmg onnd basis of member- was uylng whtn I ask •God to table appointments on I he allstlc fonn. InvltaUona were women at the November meet- bel In cha;ge. The annual Christ· for the evening were Mrs. Fow· Mrs. C. E. Ruppel!, from m~an~ng ~ wscs " eonducted lead me into doing Sis will? lace covered table. Punch and received to attend 'IIIJtallatiOD Ill& of the Amateur Gardeners' mas party was announced to be ler and Mrs. Gosney. Gulfport, Miss .. iD November ~ P~n J~mes Richards dl11- l4fs. Richards sU,ssed th_at the cookies were se"ed 10 t•·· 'I officers at the following chapltl\lb of Middleport Wednesday held at the home of Mrs. Wal- Members and guests were to make their borne here with t;ict r~sldent, and Mn.' Har· WSCS Is a vital part of the followingc Mrs. ~er. I ;rs, Et!dm'a ~~ Nelsonvlllf 011 evening at the home of Mrs. ter Crooks with Mrs. Edgar Invited to the dmmg room for lbelr sou. P PSmiUt district historian, church, and not a social organ- Chester Erwin, -orgtlnhlt, r fovember 15, ~1. MOflttlt II llarry·'S. Moore, Third Avenue Reynolds, Mrs. Glenn Lambert the social hour. The table wa~ ,m " ~ed~esday ~I Ute Rock Springs izatlon. Willia~ Grueser, Mrs. Ed, · Beverly, Nmo. 18; Al!!anr, Not. • and Mrs. Russell Mills assist- eovered wtth a lace dol Methodist dturch. The sanctu· A sack lunch was served at Allensworth, Mrs. Ro b u I fB, and !lew Marshfield, tl~•· Durin& the program hour, ing hostesses. Members are with gold underlay and feat~red ~ ary was beautifully deocrated l 110011 11n the- social roon1 with Ra'RIIn&s, Debbie Crueser, Kll· 19. ~ 1\lrs. Tony Fowler of Dudley asked to bring a gift wrapped a large purnpkm oenterptece ~ 'th arrangements of dahlla& the host Society proVIding eook· thy McEHtlnny, Mrs. Oscar Betty Cowan, Worthy Ill Florists, presented an Interest· for judging and a homemade encircled with mum' nnd mm· ij =~ chrysanthemums. les coffee and tea. WhUe seat- Roush, Betsy .Cunnlngham, ~~- elect, announ~ lnataUa~g;;j; ing demonstration and work· corsage. iature turkeys. Milk . glass ~ ed 'at the tables, Mrs. Richards Paul Dav!B, Mrs. George Mett>- officers for December 8. shop on Christmas arrange- Th Amateur Club will also holders were used wtth heldgh OUt 'j The hymn, What •. Friend showed colored slides taken at hart, ~- Allred Roush, Cash also announced lhat a ICbopl rnents and autumn flowers in assis~ the Mtddleport Garden green tapers. A dessert course 1, ~ We have in Jesus," wtth ~~- the WSCS Assembly In Port· Bahr, and gueata, Mrs. tlavld for line officers would be held iiarlous arrangements. One of Cl b . udging the annual was ,.rved by the hosll'sses, ~ I' C. 0. Chapman, aceornparust, lane\, Oregon In July Fanner and ' ~. Kenneth Me- by Bemtoe HoflllJan, the liP!' her projects was makmg a Churist~a~ Lighting contest.j Mrs. Moore and Mrs. K~nnelh ~ opened the ~eeting, followed The altern:.O. session was a Elhlnny. L. R. Wlley was un· deputy, at Ha)Tlson~Ule -liD white carnation corsage that Mrs Edgar Reynolds was narn·l Arnsbary Mrs. Fuwt;,r diStrt~; ij with the readmg of Psalm 2t, eontlnuation of •elf-study with able to attend. November 11. was pn.sented to Mrs. Grace . char e of the scrapbook uted booklets o• Flowers . I d Darby by Mrs. Srnttlt who also led an evaluation of the day's work. AI the close of the meeting, Ptatt,' jll'esident of Ute club. ~ 1 ~rs Edward Burk-Part of the Joy of Chrtstrnas.' Mr. and Mrs. F 0~ent dinne; the devotions tak:n . from The Mrs. c. Melvin Alkire and Mrs. ARE DINNER GUESTS refreslunents were served b! Arrlingem~nt using holly and Iep ac ng . Columbus, .,,.s. Law- Upper Room Dtsctpltne and Pearl Casto of Chester were Dr. and Mrs. Carl Roberts, Neace! ~d Jack Caney, ~ polii!W!'tl&s ade by Mrs. Fow- """' .. ' . --~ ~:::: ~flttaa~ and other rela- clooed Wtlb prayer. . recognized during the anernoon. Mr. John Rood; Mrs. Frances and Ben Ewing and Mar llr ' .er displayed throughout M s lth introduced Mr. The meeting closed With • lit- Packilrd of AtheR!,. Mrs. JOllie WUson, from • table careylna ~te home. llves. Ric::~ ••mMrs. William Gru.: any on seff-examination and a Roush, Larry Roullh of RaCine, out the Halloweea theme. ,r . . . ;, Mrs. Oscar Roush has r_e· r resident of the host so- prayer led by Mrs. Smith and Miss Jaclde Jo~, Shade, Anether htghhght was a dts· ~ ay turned from several weeks' VIS· se ' p d M K II a retired group quietly len the sanctuary. Mrs. Sally IIIU, Mr. and Mn. SHOWN KINDNESIIES play of paintings in otl and wait in Ft. Meyers, Fla., with cl~ty. •n rsh 0 e~~d 20 ears Churches represented were Herschel Roush and Tammy Mr. and Mrs. Junior Koeala ttr rolor by Mrs. Don Gosney The East Letart WSCS mel her brother and other relatives. mtsst?"ary, w r::d Psai.J 193 _ Chester, Alfred. Rutland, Pome- were dinner guests Sunday of received many card& anti,. acll whose paintmgs have been .n , at the churoh Tuesday for regu- Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush '" Ch!~~·hlh: led in the self· eroy, Middleport, Minersville Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush, of ldndness while both w~ hoi' several art showmgs m t h 's ~ lar November ~eeltng. "__rs. and son, Eric, Oak Hill, and ~r~ ~~e~r it was brought out and Rock Springs. East Letart. ~ pltallzed. ! ilrea ' mcludmg Rto Grande Roy Pearson, Sptritual LIfe Mrs Michael Cline and son s u y . I II h' h d ha g of devo · M ' that the church IS a e ows 1p . CoII ege. . Miss Patricia Fields, student chatrman, . a c r e . . Ricky, McArthur, were on· owers and ser· The meetmg was opened wtll: I at Holzer Hospilal left lions, usmg the Scrtplure, day evenmg dtnner guests of or learn:rs, share as they the ver!e of the mont~. enlttled.l ~~~~~y lor University H~pital, Psalm 150, and hY,':'" ·. "Take their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al-l:~~•.": ·:m~n's group, the "Shade! of November g<ven I(;()!urn bus, where she will have Ttme To Be Holy, wtth Mrs. Ired Roush. WSCS exists so that members . by Mrs Bruce Lloyd The mem- ,three months !raining in pediat- Ferne B. Hayman, accompan- Mrs. Charles Searle• and hel one anolher learn . . •l bers ~nd guests answered roll Irics. She was accompanied to 1st. Pr~yer was by Mrs. Her- Mrs. Don Becker accompanied m':."w a:d serve. She argued i; call wtlh a Tilanks~•:•::.-e d~:: l cotumbus by her parents, Mr. bert Shtelds. Cpl. WaHer Harns to Parkers· faon:.t be a mutual admiration F rangement. Yearboo . . and Mrs. Joseph Ftelds, son The business meeting was pre- burg Airport Thursday wbere Society, which is not call of tnbuted :mng ;~en:l~:mngharl Jeffrey, and daughter, Mary sided over by Mrs Wtlliam he left by plane_for ~a71~~ Christ. No christian can live in Mrs.ed ~ar yg enl ol Ann of (;()lumbus, wlto spent Fo~ president. A communica· to attend 3 trammg sc ":; · . ISolation she said Men are most phrepar .t e ar,r,nagn em various the weekend with her parents. tion' was read by Mrs. R o y wife and baby remame tn Ichristian when they manage to ... t f> ~vemng. u . d Califorma. . f Is 1 •I l dried materials brought back Mtss Rita Mulford of Chesh- ~onohew. Mrs. Fox rea ao ar- Mrs. Edna Sines has been be lnsp.red away rom o a· with her !rom a recent trtp to "" was the weekend gue~t of ltele from the Methoa<sl Worn- returned to the hollll' of her liOn from lhetr b~otherman. '' Cahfornia mdudmg artichoke !Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ftelds , an. Mrs. Fer~ Hayman report- daughter and family, the Rev. The group dtv!ded Into blossoms. rmlm leaves ano olh ,and family. I ed on the MisSion box wtlh ar- and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett, from smaller groups !•r dlseussto~ ~ ers in a ~reen conteiner. [ Miss Peggy Folmer ol Co· iltcles thai are to be brought to Holzer Hospital where she bas , on several quesltons for lndi f 'i Mt·s. Prall announced I he lumbus spent the weekend with \ the church. 5 94 been confined by illness. • counw Flower Show to be held her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max i The treasurer reported $6 · Sunday dinner guests of lite Devotwns are Led Nov . .26-27 at the Pomeroy Ele· i ~'olmer and family. . received from the bakeless b~ke Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett By Mrs. Hartinger • rnentary Srhool building. The Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ztrkle sale recently. A work meetmg and family, J•mes, Mar I h a Devotions by Mrs. J. E. D. dub will participate u"n~ the of Columbus were weekend Will be held on Nove'"ber 8 at and Becky, and Mrs. Edna Hartinger, president, opened a 5nb jerl. "Venus: ~mettm•s guests of relatives In _the area .. the home of Mrs. Fox. . Sines, were their daughter and meeting of the Guild of Grace •· CallP<I Earth's Twin . ' Prov<d· Relattves have rece~~ed word The Soc<ely has Chnstmas lamily, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Episcopal Church Wednesday ing arrangements will be Mrs. !that Mrs. Jack Doddertrk l~u- cards for sale. Orders wtU be Ford and children of Kirkers- evening at the parish house. Robert Reibel. Mrs. Robert ise Jeffers! " tll m f)or.ors accepted by any member . by :ville, Ohio. i Report of the secretary and .I Coats. Mr,. Bruce Lloyd and Columbus. Her room phone. ' treasurer were JIVen till was Mrs Guv Revnolds. Betty . is 215 South. Mrs. Herbert Shields was Ch 1 1. . re ort on the dinner served and . Mrs. .Joh n Werner were Miss Mary Hill of Columbus ' progra~ leader with ,Lbe topic •lire II P I ~o tl:e doctors. Pecans which named to assist w1th the show ·~spent the weekend w1th be r 1\"Christ tan and Htnd•J. ParttCI· Dtnner 18 Held IItle Guild ordered have arriv' plen•. parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. paling in a dialogue were Mr~. A roxlmate 4110 attended : ed and are for sale by the ~~t~w~as~an~n~ou~n~ce~d~t~ha~t=:;,l\'b;:', She was acco~panled back I Roy Donohew, Mrs: . V<rgil h PPCiturcrunZ.hi dlnner of members. The meeting closed ,• by her nephew. Mtchaei Jones, Roush and Mrs. Wtlham Fox. I e D. . Oh' M th w'lh the Lord's Prayer in uni· 1 who spent several days with : Mrs. Ferne Hayman was Po_rtsmouth tslriC . to e · ..... . . MEIGS his grandparents. accompanist for the group sing- ndiSl conference, Saturday s_on_._ __ __ Pomeroy O•t• , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swatzell ing "Jesus Calls Us!", follow- evening at. Valley High School and Mr. and .Mrs. Ralph Kel·l ed by Scripture I Corinthians m Lucasvtlle. . TONIGHT and SATURDAY Bishop Fra_ncis Ge~aldtheEns­ ' ler returned home Sunday af- f3 by Mrs. Gerald Hayman. CLVIS PR£c,LEY In "SPINOUT" ter a week's visit at Canton The group adjourned to the ley spoke usmg as his me, ( tTechnicolnrl with Mr. Swatzel's sister. Mrs. basement where a while ele- The Wa~ of Methodi~Is. Eh·l!i Presley, Shelley . Fa ·Don Blankenship and at Cltar-, phant sale was held. Refresh- Attendmg from lht~ M~r~a barf'~. Deborah Walley, Dume BrBain, Jack Mullaney, Will with Mrs. Swatzel's sister I menls were served hy Mrs. were Rev. and Mrs. . e VI~ 1 . Hutchins. brother-in-law, Mr. and Fox and Mrs. Pearson and a Alktre, Mrs. Ro~ .:arne f' I Colorurtoont: I' and Mrs. Merrill Fairchild. social hour followed. and Mrs. Harry P. m•b ndo Teeny Weeny Meanle United Metltodist churc , a . Doctor Mouw I Rev. and Mrs. Wendell C. ' Tom Thump MAILING A.DDRESS Smitten Kitten hd d · Stutler and Miss Marci-a Admis•ion: 75c & 40e Get-well and birt ay rar s ol Ute Syracuse church. I Sunday, Mondoy, Tuosdoy may be mailed to Everett Sis· November 6-7·8 son, whose birthday is Nov. 7, "MYfTechnicolor) rAIR LADY" at Room 851, Eighth Floor, In Audrey Hepburn, Rex Harr\- care of University Hospital, C<l- PT. PLEASANT son, Stanley Holloway. lumbus, Ohio. County 4-H Achievement ~~~~==. quet is scheduled for Saturday, i November 5, at Ordnance Elementary School in Pt. Pleasant. Registration will begin at 5:45 and the banquet will start I '· 6:30 p. rn. ' All 4-H member• who have ' completed an Individual projI ect is eligible to attend. All Hom. of the adults who wish to attend will be asked to donate 75c for the fabulotu meal. The guest speaker lor this event will be Mr. Harry Miller of New Haven. erllficates, ribbons and project books will be given to the leaders and rec•oR·I ntlion will be given to 1ltose ' Hers wbo eompleted projects . I 1 l .. program with stall! par~~e~,.. lion plus international co-1lpl!"bon to establish immedlltta!Ji new methods to wipe out pollllo f; won." Rhodes said his admJtd;... lion was spetJC!In& f320 ll!lll141' in capital lmprovemenll It r higher educadon and wu pa$o tlng a branch lllllvenity wlthjll 30 mlles of every penoo Ill 1M stale. He said the !ut lqlolalurt Ja. creased the approprlllllm roe higher education I reetft 'II per cent and fir publle lldlooll a record Sl per cent. He IIWI teacben received 1 12M Ja. crease and the per pupi!IIIP' port was illcreased 28 plr··. a. .i �• • !. TheM lncllviclu1ls 1nd Mlny Mof. · ENDORSE the CHILD WD.FARE SERVICES LIVY This Money To Be Used Exdusively For Culdlng H1nd School for Ret1rded Children. •boln he wu- · ·now J• ~\lird cue. · Ge~~ aaitl Pr. Diada lha\ reply Vote FOR the Child Welfare Senkes Levyl 10' 1111'· 1ft Jl'e"'1 Rev. Hughey Jones, Rev. L. E. Foudy, Rev. Jack D. Stutler, Rev. Joseph Chapman, Helen Spriege~ City Health Nurse; Claire (Mrl. Geo.) Hamilton, Anna L. Sprague, James N. M. Davis, J. Sherman Porter, MaiJ' L. Lewis, Clyde Evant, Dr. Alphus Christenaen, Prell- ·. dent, Rio Grande College; WilHam L. Cooper, En McCoy, Patricia B. Compton, Dep. Clerk, Juv~ · Court; Naomi G. Wilcoxon, Dep. Clerk, JuveDI!t Court; Bill Matthews, Eatavaun Matthews, Dally £v. .. ans, John W. Howell, JuveDlle Judge; T. K. Owe~~~o . Co. Sup't Sehoo!J; Pauline Rife, GaDla Co. El Supn'.; WilHam Large, Mary Gtbea~t. John A. Epling, ProL Att'y; Ishmael Gillespie, Pr. Farm Buftau; Tbomu . E; Jones, Neal Clark, Edwin G. Edleblute, Mar~ Hineman, Principal, H•nnan Trace EL: Denult 11.,' ' Murdock, Han111.n Trace keeutlve Head; Robert P~ well, Prtn., Vinton EL; James E. Baugbman, Prln., Blo Grande; Jo Ann Thompaon, Mary S. ChristeDRD, Milo dred Wickline, Gladya McCoy, Sadie WDIIams. Deanna Cook, Donna Beman, Mary Rose, Marpret Bradbury, Edwin Cottrell, W!Dlam \Northup, ClareThompaon, Ruth Meadows, Joe E. ColHDs, Walter W. Rife, Mn. Martha HopkiDI, and Sberly l!heeta. · ,JIM, to the ctav•land .,.Irick I ' Witdl • lttfiD UPl Briefs • •• •nd 1111ny ollaen went to • HELP TRAIN RETARDED CHILDREN the cost .••. 20c per$1000 Pald For 111 the Comm.. ID I ~ el till lehool for lletarde4 QIMnl .. il TODAY, Mot4DAY; . I'~ISDAY We Invite You to., Compare the Democratic Candidates With Their Opponents On A Man-for-Man Basis. · We Are Convinced You Will Mark Your Ballot this Way. I t ;j ·: It Ill b~li--t~ t~~- . , ·,fill'II nmr;,W1i tilt wlnh~IJf "'!!,'~ · ., · .; .' \ ForGo'(• ': For Rep-tllllve to eo..,.. . for not mort than '· (Tenth Dlstrid) MAZIER REAMS, JR. X -~ JAMES A. RHODES Republican .. . started in M1ig• County that thel'll tlxists dissension and 1 conflid of interest. between the County Commissioners 1nd the County Engineer. I wish to sll!lt 'that I have received complete Co-operttlon from the Pr11ent Board of Commisf ~nera, consisting of Kenneth McEihlnne Charl11 R. Kal'r Sr. and Robert Cl1rk, iry the operation of the !'t'\eigs Co~ty Highw1y Dep1rtment 1nd would be pleased t~ have the s1me bolrd to work wilh in th~ f11tur1. THEODORE BEEGLE Mligs County Engineer ANTIQUE Pd. Pol. Adv. SHOW TODAY L1f1yette Hotel X For Stile Sln1tor (EighiHnth Distrid) JOHN W. BROWN X ITwe Year Term) IWIWAM L _COLEMAN. l X - ~ CHARLES Democrat FOr AHomey Generll X IROBERT E. SWEENEY Democrat (Vote for X For Auditor of Stile X I Demoerat . X CAROLINA . GORDON H. :: 3-Ye•r-Old b . VIctim ill BlaZe . NEW· WOONGTON, Ohio <UP!)' :.. Jerry Sowora, S, New Le.tl181oD. dltd tn a fire be aP' parently ill his hom• SaturdaY atarled whtle hia lather CAtDWEtL' .LUMBER ·• I ' M81fJS • .COUn:.ty ,. . · A'UDirTO&: I" · 1\ George Banks Not Only Knows Our Needs, He Knows How To Go About Getting Results. sieepllll ' • We Must Be Assured Of This ConFireJMn ..W ~ boy . vo~e and in!luenef tinued Represenlillion With A Person to death in lhl blaze thai neldld and appreciated. ' _,trpyll! 'bll. ~- H!J father, poJ.1Adv. .Of Experience. Ted, and a atx-yeer-old brotb.;..___________.,H._Pol_ . ""'-or""~ out a ~w. . ••'" ' •-·· and '. ,. ~ ' Democrat I -~- lornotmo:o X IARCHER E. REILLY Re!lublku CAROLYN BURNm IMORTON DICKEY For County Recorder For Slcretery Of ~ .(Uulplncl Ttrm EDdlq 1-.eyl, u.) mcnthan X I.JAMES D. NOlAN .. DeiiiO!:l'llt MAXINE WALLACE . ,' Democrat • )t.p~ ' I. • CLYDE SAUNDERS Jot'WN.Urerof _St.... ' ' ' ~ • • For County Auditor I . ., _. . .:.· .... . .• . ,t I S~,PPLY .: ~ ': l I not ..... lbaD •eJ JOHN E. MOIGAN THOMAS E. FERGUSON 1onally and I tate Ibis OPJIOI'IunHy to glv.e· to tho, voters of Meigs Counl)' some of my penonal back• · rround. for conslder•ban. ' RE-ELECT IRALPH WELKER (Vote ilciting your Vote ahd support in' riiJ CaDdld'aCJ' ' for the Otflee of County CommiBiioner of Jlleip C01111Q', Ohio, but unforii\Dalely I have' not beell able to speat to each penon·in Meigs County pero FQR GEORGE A. BANKS For County Commissioner During the past several weeks J have beea visitin)l mallJ' of you lbroUihout the 'l<l'l'l~l..B<> I am 110 years old; mamed aod the f~the~ of three children. AI the pre10nt my .occapallon Ill that ·of a farmer but I have bad 10 years of road conllltuellon experienqe. . .. . , In World Wer U, l attained tho rank of Sol' '·· 1eant In my tllree 7em of service '23 monU.. 6f wl)lcb wu overseas in the PaeWe 'l'lleloter of 0Pftalloils with 13 montba on the fnnit !IDes. 1 wa1 awarded the lledlcal Badl• CommelldatioJI AW&rli'for · ~avinl the' Hfe of fallow soldten tho Alilatlc PaeWc 'lbeator Ribbon wltll nv, bio.. !:II'S, ·PhiJ!pplne IJberation Rib&on with oilt• ........ alai'; Good Conl\llet lltdal. Mei'ltoa1Dtili llnll. Award. and V!etoey l!odal Of World Wtr D. ' , not more lbaD _, (Full Terml ROGER CLOUD at-EUct PANCAKI For St1te Repn11ntative (Twenty-MYenth Distrid) WILLIAM B. SAXBE .' -Not,ice to Votersl H. MOEllER IWALTER Democrat For Ueuten1nt Governor .. .. A "'"!or li¥ ·been GEORGE A. BANKS STATE REPRESENTATIVE aa-. .... . ., ..,_.' \''!'•'... . j , ' ~ ,. ret. • ,j. •• ; ' ~ ' • ' ... nuv• -~ ' ~· ' "r' -~ . .. .,, ·~-·- 'ws\1••·-.;_ :,.,,,.1. --· w �• • !. TheM lncllviclu1ls 1nd Mlny Mof. · ENDORSE the CHILD WD.FARE SERVICES LIVY This Money To Be Used Exdusively For Culdlng H1nd School for Ret1rded Children. •boln he wu- · ·now J• ~\lird cue. · Ge~~ aaitl Pr. Diada lha\ reply Vote FOR the Child Welfare Senkes Levyl 10' 1111'· 1ft Jl'e"'1 Rev. Hughey Jones, Rev. L. E. Foudy, Rev. Jack D. Stutler, Rev. Joseph Chapman, Helen Spriege~ City Health Nurse; Claire (Mrl. Geo.) Hamilton, Anna L. Sprague, James N. M. Davis, J. Sherman Porter, MaiJ' L. Lewis, Clyde Evant, Dr. Alphus Christenaen, Prell- ·. dent, Rio Grande College; WilHam L. Cooper, En McCoy, Patricia B. Compton, Dep. Clerk, Juv~ · Court; Naomi G. Wilcoxon, Dep. Clerk, JuveDI!t Court; Bill Matthews, Eatavaun Matthews, Dally £v. .. ans, John W. Howell, JuveDlle Judge; T. K. Owe~~~o . Co. Sup't Sehoo!J; Pauline Rife, GaDla Co. El Supn'.; WilHam Large, Mary Gtbea~t. John A. Epling, ProL Att'y; Ishmael Gillespie, Pr. Farm Buftau; Tbomu . E; Jones, Neal Clark, Edwin G. Edleblute, Mar~ Hineman, Principal, H•nnan Trace EL: Denult 11.,' ' Murdock, Han111.n Trace keeutlve Head; Robert P~ well, Prtn., Vinton EL; James E. Baugbman, Prln., Blo Grande; Jo Ann Thompaon, Mary S. ChristeDRD, Milo dred Wickline, Gladya McCoy, Sadie WDIIams. Deanna Cook, Donna Beman, Mary Rose, Marpret Bradbury, Edwin Cottrell, W!Dlam \Northup, ClareThompaon, Ruth Meadows, Joe E. ColHDs, Walter W. Rife, Mn. Martha HopkiDI, and Sberly l!heeta. · ,JIM, to the ctav•land .,.Irick I ' Witdl • lttfiD UPl Briefs • •• •nd 1111ny ollaen went to • HELP TRAIN RETARDED CHILDREN the cost .••. 20c per$1000 Pald For 111 the Comm.. ID I ~ el till lehool for lletarde4 QIMnl .. il TODAY, Mot4DAY; . I'~ISDAY We Invite You to., Compare the Democratic Candidates With Their Opponents On A Man-for-Man Basis. · We Are Convinced You Will Mark Your Ballot this Way. I t ;j ·: It Ill b~li--t~ t~~- . , ·,fill'II nmr;,W1i tilt wlnh~IJf "'!!,'~ · ., · .; .' \ ForGo'(• ': For Rep-tllllve to eo..,.. . for not mort than '· (Tenth Dlstrid) MAZIER REAMS, JR. X -~ JAMES A. RHODES Republican .. . started in M1ig• County that thel'll tlxists dissension and 1 conflid of interest. between the County Commissioners 1nd the County Engineer. I wish to sll!lt 'that I have received complete Co-operttlon from the Pr11ent Board of Commisf ~nera, consisting of Kenneth McEihlnne Charl11 R. Kal'r Sr. and Robert Cl1rk, iry the operation of the !'t'\eigs Co~ty Highw1y Dep1rtment 1nd would be pleased t~ have the s1me bolrd to work wilh in th~ f11tur1. THEODORE BEEGLE Mligs County Engineer ANTIQUE Pd. Pol. Adv. SHOW TODAY L1f1yette Hotel X For Stile Sln1tor (EighiHnth Distrid) JOHN W. BROWN X ITwe Year Term) IWIWAM L _COLEMAN. l X - ~ CHARLES Democrat FOr AHomey Generll X IROBERT E. SWEENEY Democrat (Vote for X For Auditor of Stile X I Demoerat . X CAROLINA . GORDON H. :: 3-Ye•r-Old b . VIctim ill BlaZe . NEW· WOONGTON, Ohio <UP!)' :.. Jerry Sowora, S, New Le.tl181oD. dltd tn a fire be aP' parently ill his hom• SaturdaY atarled whtle hia lather CAtDWEtL' .LUMBER ·• I ' M81fJS • .COUn:.ty ,. . · A'UDirTO&: I" · 1\ George Banks Not Only Knows Our Needs, He Knows How To Go About Getting Results. sieepllll ' • We Must Be Assured Of This ConFireJMn ..W ~ boy . vo~e and in!luenef tinued Represenlillion With A Person to death in lhl blaze thai neldld and appreciated. ' _,trpyll! 'bll. ~- H!J father, poJ.1Adv. .Of Experience. Ted, and a atx-yeer-old brotb.;..___________.,H._Pol_ . ""'-or""~ out a ~w. . ••'" ' •-·· and '. ,. ~ ' Democrat I -~- lornotmo:o X IARCHER E. REILLY Re!lublku CAROLYN BURNm IMORTON DICKEY For County Recorder For Slcretery Of ~ .(Uulplncl Ttrm EDdlq 1-.eyl, u.) mcnthan X I.JAMES D. NOlAN .. DeiiiO!:l'llt MAXINE WALLACE . ,' Democrat • )t.p~ ' I. • CLYDE SAUNDERS Jot'WN.Urerof _St.... ' ' ' ~ • • For County Auditor I . ., _. . .:.· .... . .• . ,t I S~,PPLY .: ~ ': l I not ..... lbaD •eJ JOHN E. MOIGAN THOMAS E. FERGUSON 1onally and I tate Ibis OPJIOI'IunHy to glv.e· to tho, voters of Meigs Counl)' some of my penonal back• · rround. for conslder•ban. ' RE-ELECT IRALPH WELKER (Vote ilciting your Vote ahd support in' riiJ CaDdld'aCJ' ' for the Otflee of County CommiBiioner of Jlleip C01111Q', Ohio, but unforii\Dalely I have' not beell able to speat to each penon·in Meigs County pero FQR GEORGE A. BANKS For County Commissioner During the past several weeks J have beea visitin)l mallJ' of you lbroUihout the 'l<l'l'l~l..B<> I am 110 years old; mamed aod the f~the~ of three children. AI the pre10nt my .occapallon Ill that ·of a farmer but I have bad 10 years of road conllltuellon experienqe. . .. . , In World Wer U, l attained tho rank of Sol' '·· 1eant In my tllree 7em of service '23 monU.. 6f wl)lcb wu overseas in the PaeWe 'l'lleloter of 0Pftalloils with 13 montba on the fnnit !IDes. 1 wa1 awarded the lledlcal Badl• CommelldatioJI AW&rli'for · ~avinl the' Hfe of fallow soldten tho Alilatlc PaeWc 'lbeator Ribbon wltll nv, bio.. !:II'S, ·PhiJ!pplne IJberation Rib&on with oilt• ........ alai'; Good Conl\llet lltdal. Mei'ltoa1Dtili llnll. Award. and V!etoey l!odal Of World Wtr D. ' , not more lbaD _, (Full Terml ROGER CLOUD at-EUct PANCAKI For St1te Repn11ntative (Twenty-MYenth Distrid) WILLIAM B. SAXBE .' -Not,ice to Votersl H. MOEllER IWALTER Democrat For Ueuten1nt Governor .. .. A "'"!or li¥ ·been GEORGE A. BANKS STATE REPRESENTATIVE aa-. .... . ., ..,_.' \''!'•'... . j , ' ~ ,. ret. • ,j. •• ; ' ~ ' • ' ... nuv• -~ ' ~· ' "r' -~ . .. .,, ·~-·- 'ws\1••·-.;_ :,.,,,.1. --· w �I; " dtocl- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Sunday NoY e ~9611-11 not · Do w not ba'fll Melgl County. Why!_The .c:osll pubUe JII'I>J!ocb ~. 1)11 " onomle, aoc1a1 and human weJ. article woold appear to bt .S. Iller · ' ' · ' needy who would eompare Jllilsl la~~~ly' witll. County laUed rai'e :, .· · fare. H the prloe lor proare•• Bi&ntd to discourage the eiti- publl~ n2nlle!l JJI•IIIIII benefit by pro,gram? Tho the bentllll. · iii!Uallve lo obWD. .Ill .. f,t the pu\llne ~ of selllah ~of Meigs County. or posal- ,are m ~ ~ · costo have paid. federal lunda lor. IDfUIJ var· ~are. Why? . • · · ·• • · lntereste, lthtthe,r poraena) ••IIO' !flf<rto have 10me pollllCIJ Olf· ·IIIII#. ~I ()bjo, 'Then IJiijit Malchllli ltdoral !undo an led programa are avaUablt lor Sadly enough there IIJ~arp ~tical or pj!6\p.lllty.ldoeo the ·~eo. Tho · ..,...t ·•pre)llrt!lll IWt II at&. , .' available lor tho eonatruction tboee communlfles 'who have to be an element In ·Meiji ~lit justltp die-pt~ee?' · h1 ·Mr. Nolte · and Mf:'Moore CODUiliiiiiWI. Tho entlri 'Niltff( o1 oolirl boueee, vWage hallf the lnltlallve and the de!lre to County q~ntent will!, the .,.au• !< What, or who, engendered the mdicales a .7J to tl per eeut Ia lo my poUetaloB 11141 lfll GaUla School • sufficient and th 11 111 and llmUar P'Ue 'bultilingl; ~ lh.e same. Milllons or do~ quo, and !l'iUing lo 41stltedjllili(l 1\ews arHcle referred to above reduction In flood damages; ab" to you. Patrlot, Oblo th at w yet not tine or i!UCh new buil.t. Iars have been eiPended In our hl!\der tll'e atlel!lptil ·of' lite has not been disclosed. lo eonstructloe of four public wat. Very lrUIJ' Jllft, , 1 October :16, In neighboring ,counties for many muny others to progreso In ec-1 tbere:~'-re n .ro, !hi!! - ~ eri!'.l'~~~ a_ nd the life. II fur. Frank W. P_.., 'IJl "" 081 any e:e:!s~(. :"re~! lngs has been eonstructed Dear Parenti: ue. The recreational opportunl· • ·•· · ''> . .f. Pleaee help ut keep !lea a/forded by these lakes are . .j . Bookmobile. We want the tremendous.!Joatlng, fishing, books the library will be camping, swimming, · and on ling. We can learn from and on and on. Action It con. books. We like to see the templated to make Meigs Coun. lo on the Bookmobile. We ty the site lor an intensive strip be aad II we didn't see mining reelamallon program. Is every two weeks. So this worth while? help US by YOUng fw tha j. b.l;~ry levy. On Monday ol this week 1 t l Yeurs truly, public announcement w as Diana Davis of the approval ol the 2¥.. million dollar Tuppero Plains • Chester Water District Gallia School project. llere again counUI!SI Palriot, Ohio citizens have devoted themOctober :!11, 19611 selves, their lime, talent and • Dear Parents, money, to the task of crea~ng Please vote for the Library a public water-works system to \ , Levy because the Bookmobile · the eastern half of \ helps us in our learning to County, with nearly 1200 \ read better and we like the as signers for this orie§ we get from the Bo.k- service. The project is to be obile. The books teach us after January 1, 1967, see the beautiful things a- following which constructiliil rl\lnd us. CUriously enough, thoro Sincerely yours, were some with undisclosed m. Marsha Potter leresis who attempted to squelch this news release, Gallla School branding It Inaccurate, and Patriot, Ohio thereby to deprive these deOctober 26, 19611 serving citizens who h ad Dear Parents, brought it about from bearing We want the Bookmobile to this wonderful news. At my '. keep coming to our school. The insistence your reporter veriI books help us in reading, spell- lied the accuracy of the re~ing and science. Will you help lease and then printed the story 1 us to kf!f'p the Bookmobile by when it was confirmed as being loting for the Library Levy? accurate. .; ' Yours truly, A dedicated Council of the Vernon Miller Village of Syracuse is seeking .\+' 1ft, • I ,. ' are Ill order. ·•t Wt ol soUiheallern Ohio usu.. Y 1urn wt about 110 !'Of cent ol our votm el~ · to 10 1a the polls In • mld-torrn, congrtll· · stonal eleOilon. It runs 11\JrntWhlt hlailll' In prtsldtntlal yean. Nil\ TuesdAy Mtigs and Oallla Colin~ \'Oteri will muke a cholct In local olllctl "It certainly mAy be said thel voter approval and Farmers Home Administration assistance to alleviate the financial arru"gement made lor the payment of assessment bonds pre.. viously Issued, and to obtain funds to extend its public water service tr a recent annexation to the VIllage. Not only will this extension provide a public water supply to the citizens there but it will open many acres for new home construction Within ·the Village of Mlddleport a contingent ol citizens Is actively engaged In a reerea. tiona! Marina complex project be eonstrueted near the 1""'""' of Leading Creek oupGallla School plementary to the United States Patriot, Ohio Army Crops of Engineers' ProOct. 26 • 1966 ject ol dredging a portion ol Dear Parents, Leading Creek and construlllo Vote yes fw the Ubrary ~·''·ling a boat launching facitity. We like to read the books there. Is there a doubt as to get from the Bookmobile. the beneficial aspect of this will have new hooks for us project? fur you. Vote yes please Perhaps a eemparlsDB of the bookmobile will eosts and benefits is In order back. , , let's examine a lew: Yours truly, Many of our surroundln1 Ellen Lewis county neighbors participate In the Federal Food Stamp pro213 Union Avenue gram, but Meigs County does Pomeroy, Ohio Gallia School Patriot, Ohio October 26, !!Hili Dear Parents. •Pieaae vote lor the library l<'VY· Because there Is so many different kinds of books and the books help us to read. &oause the Sctence books help us,"" mur.h In Science. Bemuse we ve bad so much luo wllb lhl\ ·books we get from the Bookmobile. So please vote the Bookmobile levy. Smcerely • Jim Grainer P. S. :We want to ~eep Bookmobile. It worthy of study for its IIII!my or btl· torical qualitiPS. Nothing we have Alld here (banning pre~eribed pr11er1 and li• ble reading) imlltates that !Uth study ol the Bible or of religion, when preoentt4 objectively as part of a secular ptoAfitll of education, may not be tlll!tted con!l!\ent with the Flrlt Amendnlehl." Few schools han bad the cont~ 10 40 what the court told them explicilly Wll pennissible, sayt lhe National li:dutotl!lh Association. One lhat has, however, is thl higb school In Abington, Pa., which wao one of the schools tllat figured in I hi court's deci9ion. Since then the 1chool hu pl'@&fn\t4 Ill• depth studies of !Uch bookl At llCJtlfttl.. tes, Job and the Psalms in Ita Jilhllllb eurriculum. Prirt~lpal Alliin A. Ollttbtlm reporls that thet't! have been 01\lt • ltw, easily answered t!rllics of the lllble stu4l program, as well io of other CG!lttliMI~ subjects like cotlitnunism, set tlllltillllll Hatlo's 50UGI<f HER NICe COUStlol C09NlJ 10 PLEAD HeLP IN G>ETIINGA JOS FOR HER OUT·OF·\\ORK HU56AND·~ C05WJ 5TOPPED BY 10 TE~~ T>IEM T'.-iE GOOD NeWS... OR IS IT? .. 11141 !ftlllllWPiakflll . . . . . . . IIIII 1lhy lht PblllpplnH and lolllll ICcitU - the !frat a country IIIitH Amerteaa troops bunted down native patrloll al the turn of lht rtntul')'. aJttl tilt IIGOIItl . • . ~umdey tlmt was tlevasllled and wlltre hundreds ol thouaands Iliad Uttle lllGN theJI t dMI!dt a,O baOIIIII A1Micltn1 lao tervened and prolonged a war that wu •tarteil by Kor.ana ql\11111 KartiiiiiT an It be lhll Asians know Amerlea ~ ler than aoma Amtric1111 11141 111 anN \hat when ~ ·~·~~ !I\JOI p~ the .. r u • WOtld" IWi ,lhtf we are lllvolveilla VIet Nam because our aim It to prole! 1111 tli\11 ol all men to live In lntdom _. l!hOele tllt!lf own form ol fllll'tl'llmtftl, II IIIII half a rentwy ol AmttiPD 1111\GIJ' Holts bim up! tha Blblt l • ' ~ I '., l -·-- Uncle Sam GetsllighAsian Tributes aao. r - It It easy. too euy, to btcoma lull o1 a fo~llna ol Mill~ at eledlon Ume. Hell' can one possibly 11\ake ·a sliu!\d Judgment between judicial ui!dldatu to tile Court of Appeal, for example, none ol whom are known rmonally. and ol whon~ one can read un!Y whll lhtlr lrltnd>, ~ lllelr fnemles, wa!lt to bt read? SomPthiog many people, lnoludlllg St!h. a constituttohll amendtllt!ht legalltinl a constitullonal amendment legalldlli prayers in th< public !~hool!, ~eetl'l 10 have forgotten II what the Suprtmt 0\url recommended ltl\ools mighl do In tltl matter of reh~li!n at the tim@ It rendert4 Its historic decl!loh three yean ; ....-- ---- ) tesontatl~e. Playin~ it Safe ,. ~ and l8tlle the Wbrm dllpull bttween Wll• ter H. Moelltr, demoorat, and Clal't!IGI t MlllM rt~Ubllcan. lor the aeal In Con.;..aa oWned by the Tenth Dlstrlel Anotbtr ~ontelt that has stirred Interest It that !Mtwetn Ralph Walker, repubo lican and Georae l!ankl, dtmocral, lor lhe ~ew mt In tile Ohio Gtotnll Autm· bly to be known as tha 27111 Dllrtrlet llep- If tho Unitl!d ~tales is as cordtalir dlsllked around tfle world as some 01 out homegrown critics would have d8 belltvt, it is a little difficult to underotilnd the welcome accorded President Johnson on his tour of Asta. Why, If we are feared and hated, was hi sreception the warmest and most fft. thusiastic in nations like the Phlllpplnea arxl South Kurea, where American presence and poWt't have been mOlt kenly 1111. In this century? A.usttalia Md New Zenlana, we can u~ dmtnnd, lor they Ate Elllllptlltl-de1C61Jtl. .1 I A t The uslllll nbortatlolll ta Vo\1 ~ . fill tt .l iM! Jl ·h Tho once-eollqllertd PhUipplnes are fnl - !He to . .rt 111 or crltiolM 111 u lbir please. o~ Japan Ia free alld I• Y~torousty eempetlbg w1111 An"ti'M .. onolllic power OI!Okccupled Soulh K«ta II !I'M and ts at WI •llrlnl lbt !lkMft Ill~ of developlllttt\, thanU '- Allltrlo ean blood and mDIIIf. And VIetNam - al ltul IWf of II - Will tiOI!I'dl1 bl lite, too. II Anierlcan 11t1 ~ II llf . . , 8omt eonqutro11 'IN iltl. b It trl!/ 1Nftoo der that Aslllls Mill to prefer 0\U' .trie tf "Jmi'rlalitla" It lbll of BrAllll 11 od lllllllern llteralltrt. "PI11illl It 11ft II)' avoldJnl -~ ellllllhaunc !lit need Ill fael 1111 chlliH&e lllil doWii 1>y 1111 eo.In. lftll Supre~M . BERRl'S WORLD Giffi!G&&GMII£& .... 012 ..._. -· Dear Sir: The article In The Daily WEEK'S WEATHER Sentinel, published on Nov.em-1 ber. 2, !9611, styled, "LEADING ,.""'"""""'"""''"'""'""'""""''"'""""""'· _..,..........., CREEK PROJJ!CT Temperature, precipitation, BENEFITS, COMPARED weather conditiona for each FOUR OTHER WATEI\SHED !4 hour perled as recorded by ARE$;'' appears to invite Pete McCormick .at Fairfield comment and deserv" the Weather station. oame. Day Hlgb Low Weather Proc. For many months hundreds sun. .. . .. . 53 24 Fair of citizens of Meigs County. Mon. .. .. 66 25 Fair dlssaUslled with the lot of life Tues. .. .. 61 41 Rain .38 set forth for them, have toiled Wed ... ... 46 36 Rain Ull hours on end, not for pulse or Thurs. .. .. 37 28 Rain Jfl glory, not lor patronage or Fri. .. .. .. 50 25 Fair votes, but lor the betterment Sat. . . . . . . 36 25 Cloudy of Meigs County for t~em,elves Average high temperature lor and for the generations to the week this year 49.8, last follow. Among. the projecta to year 68.5. which these c1t1zens have de· Average low temperature for voted the~r attentiOn are the the week this year 28.5, last Leading Creek Conservancy year 34.4. District, Thee Tupprs Plam.. Total precipitation for the Chester Water Dlst~ct, the week this year 1.47, last year 0. expansion of the Village of Total precipitation to date Syracuse Water-Works, and for this year 32.77 inches, last Middleport Marina. 39.42 inches. Just a few days ago a plan- Nonnal average precipitation ning grant from the Federal _ 3a.40. Government in the approxi· mate sum of $88,000 was CITY WATERWORKS nounced for the Leading Cie< ' 'k I Friday temperatures - high liS Conservancy District. low 31. Saturday reading - 42 tbe projects Included in at 11:30 1 , m. program Is flood contro1 Leading Creek and Its mar1J I tributaries. How many reds ol thousands of dollan ol damage have been sustained the past yeartl from these controUed ftoods? The pountllnent of seven ereel<s, causing the formation of en lakes, I' within the aco~e· l or lhll (ll811. FJ'011l theat poundmentl; water will be obtained lor a public water . euP. ply lo~ a majOf portioe ol ·lht , western half ol Melp County. How many hundreds ol hollies and bullneSoes lociltd there 110w have ao adequate water ~flPly and no accesi to a pub- .. lie water supply? There Is 11 · ,.,~~:J'C:=~,., daubl that this pubUe water 1 · •JI !. . .. . ··.. '~, ' ' .j . You Can Save From 20% to 50% With Revco Everyd~y •:, I ' Discount Prices! '• ) r s:gr#, 'we. can'! ta~. ttie ~c~aghing ·.and wheezing out of \. ~~t.sne_ezin' .s~as~n.'' sue~e can discount t~e discom!ort ·wfth mrghty soothrng savrngs on your favorrte remed1es. Get all nationally advertised brands at our everyday dis" t : count prices ... as well as comparable REVCO QUAUTY PRODUCTS ateveri greater savings .•. with a written, unconditional guarantee of satisfaction or your money back. Remember Revco the next time you inadvertently stand in a draft. November 2, 1966 "'"""''""""""_ _ _ _u,. ,_ "'·:• h. q 11 \ht grultB\ ria of all," be aay1, "bei!lliB• 11 dwiga lhe school from the optn lorldD ol ll'lt illlu ID till llaled ltllllb 01 dead dotii!L" Moat parent• aJt4 aehools, lllllortunaleo ly, prtltt playllll lt •1•. Wblch Ia .., 11111. Dl!Uan will M bttlt Ddt ,ut '111\11 umllllr try at a l!tlllltuUonal ame!!!JmMl IIIII WOIIId bl I . - , In the name Ill 1111uirllltl• piety wbllt 11 111111m• • ... Here Are Some Typical REVCO Savings: R"ce lltYte Discount Priet REVCO 12 TIMED CAPSULES Prolonpd·actlori capaul" fur effective 111· lief of nasal congestion due to colds and hay fever. Packqe of U capsulu •••••• 88c reliof. Packilp rJf 10 capsules-$1.49 &1.. REVCO Formula 112 COUGH SYIIUP Contains cougb 111ppl'euor D-Methorpl}en. , Pleasant tastin& non-hab~ 19nning. 4-oz · 99c bottle • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • .' . REVCO eoi.D 'tABLETS Symptomatic reliof of oches and pains due tD cold~ and fevar. Bottle of 100 ••••••• CORICIDIN COLD TABLETS For symptometlc rellof ot colds and .Cee~~~o panying achn, r.lna, fevar and for simple headachn. Bolt e of 100 llb.-$3.95 11za · 99c !If cokll .. • PERTUSSIN VAPORIZER MIST ProVIII, effective relief. 5·oz. bottle ••• ••. ··247 .. I · , I •• I · 88 ~ 88c • > ""=lf"''.t 15c •••••• 59'- · PRAK-T-KAL "Cooi-SteamN VAPORIZER For aickroom or humidifying use. Unbroak· able polypropylene. Super quiet. Directional noule. Variable e<~ntrol. $19.95 sizo •••• REVCO FEVER THERMOMETERS Easy-to-read red signol. Lifetime Repla.. ment Guarantee for SOc handling c:harp. Tested for accuracy. Oral or 11!Cial ••• , •• . UB REVCO FACIAL TISSUE VICKS VAPOR ' ' •·..r " A favorite pra~ratlon ~r soothlnl d~, · ~a~ Fine quality tissue for that tender . tortl oC a cokL 3.7-o&. IIZI ................ · ~·) ·ill· . ,., ~, 208 camt 2 ply ••••••• • JU11b1ni CASCO HEATING PAD Three fixed heats with positive conllolL Wet·proof washable oovar. $5.95 size .•• l3 C R~ .~PIRIN U.S.P. . 1;C Prloa " ' DRISTAN TABttts , , Bottle of 24 tabrets for"'lellot REVCO RUBBING ALCOHOL Cooling, soothing 70% isoproprl COinPQUnd. Ptnt bottle •••• .•tt4 lectiVe as codeine, nnt a narcotic. 6-oz. btl. CONTAC CAPSULES Bottle Of 100 Clbleta, 5·1rBIA • • • • • • • •• • Price. VICKS Formula 44 COUGH MIXTURE Contains Silentium the cough silencer. Ef. Continuous.a(;tion capsules, day and night Dl Dis<ounl '"' I :.f- .t~ ,ll• '1 4•• \ • 2 for 39C r.• ~ Hundreds of other cough and cold preparatioM..:.~Ihft Discount Prices I . ... .. . Revco . ... .;._ ~;-,;.._._ '· 4VENUE Ohio YS 9 lJl:.9 P .QOSED SUNDAYS ~r. . ,•, '· •, t! .. .M• Al ·:•!J~UNT CHAIN . ,. ....... ~ ..1' ~ - . '., ,9~ ' ' ..' .~ 4J"''\:<t':"'"~ ... ~ ..,,. . ..·~~· I '. ' ··" .• I. ' ·• .. I I .. , ' ·'· .• .·. .. �I; " dtocl- The Sunday Times-Sentinel Sunday NoY e ~9611-11 not · Do w not ba'fll Melgl County. Why!_The .c:osll pubUe JII'I>J!ocb ~. 1)11 " onomle, aoc1a1 and human weJ. article woold appear to bt .S. Iller · ' ' · ' needy who would eompare Jllilsl la~~~ly' witll. County laUed rai'e :, .· · fare. H the prloe lor proare•• Bi&ntd to discourage the eiti- publl~ n2nlle!l JJI•IIIIII benefit by pro,gram? Tho the bentllll. · iii!Uallve lo obWD. .Ill .. f,t the pu\llne ~ of selllah ~of Meigs County. or posal- ,are m ~ ~ · costo have paid. federal lunda lor. IDfUIJ var· ~are. Why? . • · · ·• • · lntereste, lthtthe,r poraena) ••IIO' !flf<rto have 10me pollllCIJ Olf· ·IIIII#. ~I ()bjo, 'Then IJiijit Malchllli ltdoral !undo an led programa are avaUablt lor Sadly enough there IIJ~arp ~tical or pj!6\p.lllty.ldoeo the ·~eo. Tho · ..,...t ·•pre)llrt!lll IWt II at&. , .' available lor tho eonatruction tboee communlfles 'who have to be an element In ·Meiji ~lit justltp die-pt~ee?' · h1 ·Mr. Nolte · and Mf:'Moore CODUiliiiiiWI. Tho entlri 'Niltff( o1 oolirl boueee, vWage hallf the lnltlallve and the de!lre to County q~ntent will!, the .,.au• !< What, or who, engendered the mdicales a .7J to tl per eeut Ia lo my poUetaloB 11141 lfll GaUla School • sufficient and th 11 111 and llmUar P'Ue 'bultilingl; ~ lh.e same. Milllons or do~ quo, and !l'iUing lo 41stltedjllili(l 1\ews arHcle referred to above reduction In flood damages; ab" to you. Patrlot, Oblo th at w yet not tine or i!UCh new buil.t. Iars have been eiPended In our hl!\der tll'e atlel!lptil ·of' lite has not been disclosed. lo eonstructloe of four public wat. Very lrUIJ' Jllft, , 1 October :16, In neighboring ,counties for many muny others to progreso In ec-1 tbere:~'-re n .ro, !hi!! - ~ eri!'.l'~~~ a_ nd the life. II fur. Frank W. P_.., 'IJl "" 081 any e:e:!s~(. :"re~! lngs has been eonstructed Dear Parenti: ue. The recreational opportunl· • ·•· · ''> . .f. Pleaee help ut keep !lea a/forded by these lakes are . .j . Bookmobile. We want the tremendous.!Joatlng, fishing, books the library will be camping, swimming, · and on ling. We can learn from and on and on. Action It con. books. We like to see the templated to make Meigs Coun. lo on the Bookmobile. We ty the site lor an intensive strip be aad II we didn't see mining reelamallon program. Is every two weeks. So this worth while? help US by YOUng fw tha j. b.l;~ry levy. On Monday ol this week 1 t l Yeurs truly, public announcement w as Diana Davis of the approval ol the 2¥.. million dollar Tuppero Plains • Chester Water District Gallia School project. llere again counUI!SI Palriot, Ohio citizens have devoted themOctober :!11, 19611 selves, their lime, talent and • Dear Parents, money, to the task of crea~ng Please vote for the Library a public water-works system to \ , Levy because the Bookmobile · the eastern half of \ helps us in our learning to County, with nearly 1200 \ read better and we like the as signers for this orie§ we get from the Bo.k- service. The project is to be obile. The books teach us after January 1, 1967, see the beautiful things a- following which constructiliil rl\lnd us. CUriously enough, thoro Sincerely yours, were some with undisclosed m. Marsha Potter leresis who attempted to squelch this news release, Gallla School branding It Inaccurate, and Patriot, Ohio thereby to deprive these deOctober 26, 19611 serving citizens who h ad Dear Parents, brought it about from bearing We want the Bookmobile to this wonderful news. At my '. keep coming to our school. The insistence your reporter veriI books help us in reading, spell- lied the accuracy of the re~ing and science. Will you help lease and then printed the story 1 us to kf!f'p the Bookmobile by when it was confirmed as being loting for the Library Levy? accurate. .; ' Yours truly, A dedicated Council of the Vernon Miller Village of Syracuse is seeking .\+' 1ft, • I ,. ' are Ill order. ·•t Wt ol soUiheallern Ohio usu.. Y 1urn wt about 110 !'Of cent ol our votm el~ · to 10 1a the polls In • mld-torrn, congrtll· · stonal eleOilon. It runs 11\JrntWhlt hlailll' In prtsldtntlal yean. Nil\ TuesdAy Mtigs and Oallla Colin~ \'Oteri will muke a cholct In local olllctl "It certainly mAy be said thel voter approval and Farmers Home Administration assistance to alleviate the financial arru"gement made lor the payment of assessment bonds pre.. viously Issued, and to obtain funds to extend its public water service tr a recent annexation to the VIllage. Not only will this extension provide a public water supply to the citizens there but it will open many acres for new home construction Within ·the Village of Mlddleport a contingent ol citizens Is actively engaged In a reerea. tiona! Marina complex project be eonstrueted near the 1""'""' of Leading Creek oupGallla School plementary to the United States Patriot, Ohio Army Crops of Engineers' ProOct. 26 • 1966 ject ol dredging a portion ol Dear Parents, Leading Creek and construlllo Vote yes fw the Ubrary ~·''·ling a boat launching facitity. We like to read the books there. Is there a doubt as to get from the Bookmobile. the beneficial aspect of this will have new hooks for us project? fur you. Vote yes please Perhaps a eemparlsDB of the bookmobile will eosts and benefits is In order back. , , let's examine a lew: Yours truly, Many of our surroundln1 Ellen Lewis county neighbors participate In the Federal Food Stamp pro213 Union Avenue gram, but Meigs County does Pomeroy, Ohio Gallia School Patriot, Ohio October 26, !!Hili Dear Parents. •Pieaae vote lor the library l<'VY· Because there Is so many different kinds of books and the books help us to read. &oause the Sctence books help us,"" mur.h In Science. Bemuse we ve bad so much luo wllb lhl\ ·books we get from the Bookmobile. So please vote the Bookmobile levy. Smcerely • Jim Grainer P. S. :We want to ~eep Bookmobile. It worthy of study for its IIII!my or btl· torical qualitiPS. Nothing we have Alld here (banning pre~eribed pr11er1 and li• ble reading) imlltates that !Uth study ol the Bible or of religion, when preoentt4 objectively as part of a secular ptoAfitll of education, may not be tlll!tted con!l!\ent with the Flrlt Amendnlehl." Few schools han bad the cont~ 10 40 what the court told them explicilly Wll pennissible, sayt lhe National li:dutotl!lh Association. One lhat has, however, is thl higb school In Abington, Pa., which wao one of the schools tllat figured in I hi court's deci9ion. Since then the 1chool hu pl'@&fn\t4 Ill• depth studies of !Uch bookl At llCJtlfttl.. tes, Job and the Psalms in Ita Jilhllllb eurriculum. Prirt~lpal Alliin A. Ollttbtlm reporls that thet't! have been 01\lt • ltw, easily answered t!rllics of the lllble stu4l program, as well io of other CG!lttliMI~ subjects like cotlitnunism, set tlllltillllll Hatlo's 50UGI<f HER NICe COUStlol C09NlJ 10 PLEAD HeLP IN G>ETIINGA JOS FOR HER OUT·OF·\\ORK HU56AND·~ C05WJ 5TOPPED BY 10 TE~~ T>IEM T'.-iE GOOD NeWS... OR IS IT? .. 11141 !ftlllllWPiakflll . . . . . . . IIIII 1lhy lht PblllpplnH and lolllll ICcitU - the !frat a country IIIitH Amerteaa troops bunted down native patrloll al the turn of lht rtntul')'. aJttl tilt IIGOIItl . • . ~umdey tlmt was tlevasllled and wlltre hundreds ol thouaands Iliad Uttle lllGN theJI t dMI!dt a,O baOIIIII A1Micltn1 lao tervened and prolonged a war that wu •tarteil by Kor.ana ql\11111 KartiiiiiT an It be lhll Asians know Amerlea ~ ler than aoma Amtric1111 11141 111 anN \hat when ~ ·~·~~ !I\JOI p~ the .. r u • WOtld" IWi ,lhtf we are lllvolveilla VIet Nam because our aim It to prole! 1111 tli\11 ol all men to live In lntdom _. l!hOele tllt!lf own form ol fllll'tl'llmtftl, II IIIII half a rentwy ol AmttiPD 1111\GIJ' Holts bim up! tha Blblt l • ' ~ I '., l -·-- Uncle Sam GetsllighAsian Tributes aao. r - It It easy. too euy, to btcoma lull o1 a fo~llna ol Mill~ at eledlon Ume. Hell' can one possibly 11\ake ·a sliu!\d Judgment between judicial ui!dldatu to tile Court of Appeal, for example, none ol whom are known rmonally. and ol whon~ one can read un!Y whll lhtlr lrltnd>, ~ lllelr fnemles, wa!lt to bt read? SomPthiog many people, lnoludlllg St!h. a constituttohll amendtllt!ht legalltinl a constitullonal amendment legalldlli prayers in th< public !~hool!, ~eetl'l 10 have forgotten II what the Suprtmt 0\url recommended ltl\ools mighl do In tltl matter of reh~li!n at the tim@ It rendert4 Its historic decl!loh three yean ; ....-- ---- ) tesontatl~e. Playin~ it Safe ,. ~ and l8tlle the Wbrm dllpull bttween Wll• ter H. Moelltr, demoorat, and Clal't!IGI t MlllM rt~Ubllcan. lor the aeal In Con.;..aa oWned by the Tenth Dlstrlel Anotbtr ~ontelt that has stirred Interest It that !Mtwetn Ralph Walker, repubo lican and Georae l!ankl, dtmocral, lor lhe ~ew mt In tile Ohio Gtotnll Autm· bly to be known as tha 27111 Dllrtrlet llep- If tho Unitl!d ~tales is as cordtalir dlsllked around tfle world as some 01 out homegrown critics would have d8 belltvt, it is a little difficult to underotilnd the welcome accorded President Johnson on his tour of Asta. Why, If we are feared and hated, was hi sreception the warmest and most fft. thusiastic in nations like the Phlllpplnea arxl South Kurea, where American presence and poWt't have been mOlt kenly 1111. In this century? A.usttalia Md New Zenlana, we can u~ dmtnnd, lor they Ate Elllllptlltl-de1C61Jtl. .1 I A t The uslllll nbortatlolll ta Vo\1 ~ . fill tt .l iM! Jl ·h Tho once-eollqllertd PhUipplnes are fnl - !He to . .rt 111 or crltiolM 111 u lbir please. o~ Japan Ia free alld I• Y~torousty eempetlbg w1111 An"ti'M .. onolllic power OI!Okccupled Soulh K«ta II !I'M and ts at WI •llrlnl lbt !lkMft Ill~ of developlllttt\, thanU '- Allltrlo ean blood and mDIIIf. And VIetNam - al ltul IWf of II - Will tiOI!I'dl1 bl lite, too. II Anierlcan 11t1 ~ II llf . . , 8omt eonqutro11 'IN iltl. b It trl!/ 1Nftoo der that Aslllls Mill to prefer 0\U' .trie tf "Jmi'rlalitla" It lbll of BrAllll 11 od lllllllern llteralltrt. "PI11illl It 11ft II)' avoldJnl -~ ellllllhaunc !lit need Ill fael 1111 chlliH&e lllil doWii 1>y 1111 eo.In. lftll Supre~M . BERRl'S WORLD Giffi!G&&GMII£& .... 012 ..._. -· Dear Sir: The article In The Daily WEEK'S WEATHER Sentinel, published on Nov.em-1 ber. 2, !9611, styled, "LEADING ,.""'"""""'"""''"'""'""'""""''"'""""""'· _..,..........., CREEK PROJJ!CT Temperature, precipitation, BENEFITS, COMPARED weather conditiona for each FOUR OTHER WATEI\SHED !4 hour perled as recorded by ARE$;'' appears to invite Pete McCormick .at Fairfield comment and deserv" the Weather station. oame. Day Hlgb Low Weather Proc. For many months hundreds sun. .. . .. . 53 24 Fair of citizens of Meigs County. Mon. .. .. 66 25 Fair dlssaUslled with the lot of life Tues. .. .. 61 41 Rain .38 set forth for them, have toiled Wed ... ... 46 36 Rain Ull hours on end, not for pulse or Thurs. .. .. 37 28 Rain Jfl glory, not lor patronage or Fri. .. .. .. 50 25 Fair votes, but lor the betterment Sat. . . . . . . 36 25 Cloudy of Meigs County for t~em,elves Average high temperature lor and for the generations to the week this year 49.8, last follow. Among. the projecta to year 68.5. which these c1t1zens have de· Average low temperature for voted the~r attentiOn are the the week this year 28.5, last Leading Creek Conservancy year 34.4. District, Thee Tupprs Plam.. Total precipitation for the Chester Water Dlst~ct, the week this year 1.47, last year 0. expansion of the Village of Total precipitation to date Syracuse Water-Works, and for this year 32.77 inches, last Middleport Marina. 39.42 inches. Just a few days ago a plan- Nonnal average precipitation ning grant from the Federal _ 3a.40. Government in the approxi· mate sum of $88,000 was CITY WATERWORKS nounced for the Leading Cie< ' 'k I Friday temperatures - high liS Conservancy District. low 31. Saturday reading - 42 tbe projects Included in at 11:30 1 , m. program Is flood contro1 Leading Creek and Its mar1J I tributaries. How many reds ol thousands of dollan ol damage have been sustained the past yeartl from these controUed ftoods? The pountllnent of seven ereel<s, causing the formation of en lakes, I' within the aco~e· l or lhll (ll811. FJ'011l theat poundmentl; water will be obtained lor a public water . euP. ply lo~ a majOf portioe ol ·lht , western half ol Melp County. How many hundreds ol hollies and bullneSoes lociltd there 110w have ao adequate water ~flPly and no accesi to a pub- .. lie water supply? There Is 11 · ,.,~~:J'C:=~,., daubl that this pubUe water 1 · •JI !. . .. . ··.. '~, ' ' .j . You Can Save From 20% to 50% With Revco Everyd~y •:, I ' Discount Prices! '• ) r s:gr#, 'we. can'! ta~. ttie ~c~aghing ·.and wheezing out of \. ~~t.sne_ezin' .s~as~n.'' sue~e can discount t~e discom!ort ·wfth mrghty soothrng savrngs on your favorrte remed1es. Get all nationally advertised brands at our everyday dis" t : count prices ... as well as comparable REVCO QUAUTY PRODUCTS ateveri greater savings .•. with a written, unconditional guarantee of satisfaction or your money back. Remember Revco the next time you inadvertently stand in a draft. November 2, 1966 "'"""''""""""_ _ _ _u,. ,_ "'·:• h. q 11 \ht grultB\ ria of all," be aay1, "bei!lliB• 11 dwiga lhe school from the optn lorldD ol ll'lt illlu ID till llaled ltllllb 01 dead dotii!L" Moat parent• aJt4 aehools, lllllortunaleo ly, prtltt playllll lt •1•. Wblch Ia .., 11111. Dl!Uan will M bttlt Ddt ,ut '111\11 umllllr try at a l!tlllltuUonal ame!!!JmMl IIIII WOIIId bl I . - , In the name Ill 1111uirllltl• piety wbllt 11 111111m• • ... Here Are Some Typical REVCO Savings: R"ce lltYte Discount Priet REVCO 12 TIMED CAPSULES Prolonpd·actlori capaul" fur effective 111· lief of nasal congestion due to colds and hay fever. Packqe of U capsulu •••••• 88c reliof. Packilp rJf 10 capsules-$1.49 &1.. REVCO Formula 112 COUGH SYIIUP Contains cougb 111ppl'euor D-Methorpl}en. , Pleasant tastin& non-hab~ 19nning. 4-oz · 99c bottle • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • .' . REVCO eoi.D 'tABLETS Symptomatic reliof of oches and pains due tD cold~ and fevar. Bottle of 100 ••••••• CORICIDIN COLD TABLETS For symptometlc rellof ot colds and .Cee~~~o panying achn, r.lna, fevar and for simple headachn. Bolt e of 100 llb.-$3.95 11za · 99c !If cokll .. • PERTUSSIN VAPORIZER MIST ProVIII, effective relief. 5·oz. bottle ••• ••. ··247 .. I · , I •• I · 88 ~ 88c • > ""=lf"''.t 15c •••••• 59'- · PRAK-T-KAL "Cooi-SteamN VAPORIZER For aickroom or humidifying use. Unbroak· able polypropylene. Super quiet. Directional noule. Variable e<~ntrol. $19.95 sizo •••• REVCO FEVER THERMOMETERS Easy-to-read red signol. Lifetime Repla.. ment Guarantee for SOc handling c:harp. Tested for accuracy. Oral or 11!Cial ••• , •• . UB REVCO FACIAL TISSUE VICKS VAPOR ' ' •·..r " A favorite pra~ratlon ~r soothlnl d~, · ~a~ Fine quality tissue for that tender . tortl oC a cokL 3.7-o&. IIZI ................ · ~·) ·ill· . ,., ~, 208 camt 2 ply ••••••• • JU11b1ni CASCO HEATING PAD Three fixed heats with positive conllolL Wet·proof washable oovar. $5.95 size .•• l3 C R~ .~PIRIN U.S.P. . 1;C Prloa " ' DRISTAN TABttts , , Bottle of 24 tabrets for"'lellot REVCO RUBBING ALCOHOL Cooling, soothing 70% isoproprl COinPQUnd. Ptnt bottle •••• .•tt4 lectiVe as codeine, nnt a narcotic. 6-oz. btl. CONTAC CAPSULES Bottle Of 100 Clbleta, 5·1rBIA • • • • • • • •• • Price. VICKS Formula 44 COUGH MIXTURE Contains Silentium the cough silencer. Ef. Continuous.a(;tion capsules, day and night Dl Dis<ounl '"' I :.f- .t~ ,ll• '1 4•• \ • 2 for 39C r.• ~ Hundreds of other cough and cold preparatioM..:.~Ihft Discount Prices I . ... .. . Revco . ... .;._ ~;-,;.._._ '· 4VENUE Ohio YS 9 lJl:.9 P .QOSED SUNDAYS ~r. . ,•, '· •, t! .. .M• Al ·:•!J~UNT CHAIN . ,. ....... ~ ..1' ~ - . '., ,9~ ' ' ..' .~ 4J"''\:<t':"'"~ ... ~ ..,,. . ..·~~· I '. ' ··" .• I. ' ·• .. I I .. , ' ·'· .• .·. .. �1 • (, "'' ¥t l!l! ;l<k, ;;ol ;s ; ~,...k~ ~• 'ijj-· T .-~ fi>'" . t¢/.. ~.·~ r. r. li ·': ~: :"';J< C. l!l, I '"' -..~: ' \ '' l$'' "'l .• ......., ~, . ·'""' the eod al the year rap. ' ~ a~, ~ farm. :._, are cons rmg w . they ::~ manage their operelion to show the most. 1101 profit. Jn. eluded m !his IS how they can adjust their sales program to receive the most favorable tax ' i ' . ,, ,;· ojj • , • I . Buc s the last lew 'rib el ~ Jell'· ,_.. llllppiii'UIIIl' • ·cbiiDie _ , . , . i '' ' By wafll!iln(lbl- of 1a1u In tile railDI GDIIiitilmelll crecleGnllderatl111. · tu u 1 eredlt agalDst tbeir II eommJdity UvesiQck year Ill wm claim tnll lvr ai8lit. ' '·.' · _ / of livestOCk aod grain. also byll Up lllilll Ocl4llet 21 the ruJ. 'l'bere II one tu ll!!t 7eat me- tu on the IIIIIUil lD- or pouli!'Y, ~ tile QpBrallon 11 mllllhl, from J'wle 30, IIIII OS!erany ~~tire Is no eoalllcl !\'~~'!!~.~~ ~~cbaJ.aod !ngbul tile~!:'o~~ 01 1llllclt ll baadled dllfJreDI!J '*Ill tu retum. IUba claim maJIIieDWII, eon&erValion, 1m. to December 31, 11811. between a 111ae tax d8clalol ea ~. fe>..,.... ..-. """"• .-lhan it has been in pmloua lor the gas Ill exceeds the Jn. provement, or malnlemmce cf The credit Is claimed when 8lld a ~ farm buahlesa de- BliP~ near the eod_ ol the new bill of October 112 11 Decemyears. This Ia the federal tu come tax oU;erwlse owing, the his farm or ill toels,; In band· fililll! the inCOme tax return clslon, ,but wileD 1 cbolce must II Income wiD belbeblgblr =·~I, on gaBOilne, lubrlcaliDg oil, die- balance wiD be refunded to the u..,, drying, packlng1 Jll'&ding !ar the current year. be mallei ~ one resulting' In · usual. Selectlll& """' pur Invest. set. and special motor Alels, Iarmer. or storing any agricultural or n farm QpBralill'l purchaae lilt J1ri1V net lneome after tax· rect .method of depreclalllll 01 be can take 7 per cent which was put on fuels which Another change ill the Jaw horlicultural eo~odily In liB lubricating oll wblcb illcluded , ahoulit be folloWed. capital purebesea made duriDg menl credit deducllliiL em· were to be used on higbwaya. provides for a refund of the llllllianufactured stage, In the the sll cents 1 gallon tu, lhl!ll •• peraon must be very con- the year Ia 8~ a tool to wat.:!l. Farmers also sbaold rem ant Farmers IS well IS other 11011· siJ: cent a gallon federal tu on piantint, cultivating, eating for 11. is also possible to get a re- ·s~ olll!e slles ·pressure to U Income Is high, then the her lbat someUmes theY- w. highway users, have been able lubricating til used ether than or cutting- of trees. fund of this amount of tax paid. buy capllal assets In kder to last moth~ Bliould be selected, to Increase tbeir tax llabitil~ to receive a refund of the four in a higbway motor vehiclt. Gaaollne used off the farm, It is Important that the farm· =ldv,a ntqe of the ·. deprec- .lor depl'!!clatlon. the objective may , ,be tp 'er cents per gallon federal excise ThuB, in addiUon to a credit sucb as on the highway for er keep recorda of the · dale , 1iQ1! Ai! i!IVeelllleqt cr!!llt asMoore points ":. ~~ II de taxable ~thre0 tu, Ill the gasollne used Gil for the gas tax, farmera are lrauportilll! Uvestotk, feed that gasoline or oil was porch·lg aave • · This action ftfY. lmportarlt I arm an crease ~ fil their farms for farmlng put' alto e~~lilled to a credit 1vr the CI'IPfl 'GI' equipment Is not eon· ases, name of the vender, and reauiiB ill 1101110 cages, with records are camplete, lnciud· celve social security • 1 fuJ poeea. Ill tbe past tills llJ. tax Jill ceAala JubricaUna oll. ·llderecl ;farming purpoges, nel- number of gallons purchased. ~sive overhead costs. If !ng depreciation scbedules, lD- one of the most helprm ed oo an annual basis UsbiC Ju. rarmen lntere•ted In 1h 11 lbei' IS (aBOIIile usecr lor lawn Jolm L. Moore, EI\ODBlon tij!sJoese trnnsacllons are made mbnent credit allowances, tools of any farm Is lbe f~. ly I to June 3Gih as the taxable Jneome tu credit can secure a IDGWlng, or procegslng, packag. Economls~ Farm Manage· oolely In an effort to reduce farm mSgaZ!nes - DeWspapers record hook. The Exlension Jete year, and a claim was filed small leaflet from the Exten· lng, or canning operations. menl, Ohio State University, In ijlcome tax, net farm income dues to farm O<fanlzallons, and vice has two very eomp within three monthB. sion Office which goes Into de· 1be perlod to claim credit Is his monthly letter on farm after lues may actually be porUons of utilities bUlB to CO\'· books, each of whlcb Is ~ 1be Jaw now provides that tall on tbll. Briefly larmlng the first tu year, beglll- management lipl on inCOme tu ~. er expense of room used lor able at east, from the fix farmers are no longer required purposes lllclude cullivlllng lllDc aflllr June 30111, U&S. U decisions, states that Income Genenl1y H Ia importabt for farm office, etc. Ilion Office. Either of these to file a separate claim for the lhe HiJ raising or harvesllng tbe ~ ,_ this CIJendar tax !lice many farm eosls can farmers to avoid wide lluetua- H cblldren acluually do farm hooks I"UI help farmers do a tax. Instead they will tal:e the any qrlcuitural cr horUcultur- yi,ar 1tlt Jdg tu year then Ibis be reduced by geod manqe- lions in Income from one year werk, then It Is possible to pay better Job of farm manage, them regularly u you would mont as wen u reportilll! cor' ' - . ·~ _. 1 ' r~ I!!E 'I ~I ,' ~--- -··----~ ''~~·;i.,:.;>jl -:· 9e~s\l}ltfiM' Sdlljj!iy;~.1,'106~ -~-~.r:·l "l.""'(.l.,-~-t:>JI~:,o; ..., .... ;) -~-" ~ ';"~:~~~J~v .. ··~-~~· . . .. > , . t· ~ ..•.• -~ . .... .. ., ' · j ' "'thh•:"\~ IIY '""1!8! !;_~ I '1 '•. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - l1allldQtofl, wltlch Ohio State's Blll)' Loq threw a I!CoriDC WI to llldo!IHIHd ilalflltclr Rud1 Hubbti'd In lilt tb1rcl ·period Slturda)r for a 7,. Tea Yiclor)' ptlllchl111 eJ:bte• 'ar:.: :; louchdown, . OU Drops 20-13 Bout w"' ...... rn ,., . . .rn .... ... rn :1: rn n -t ~ "'.... 0 ., .-.. .... ... m ::c j y Week Short Coors e Offered Young Farmers :nMARKE~~ =~~T~e=:u= ::: th.:~.: ~ .. ..r week except at Chicago wllffe · · ad 1 • weights under 230 pounds ~ld By BrySOD R. Carter be given so that time C(lafilcls Milk Quality and Sanitalion (2), Course lee. for Ohio Reside~, Applications_ for m SSlon steady to .25lllgher. Sows were Elleoslon Agent, Agrle. do not occur in second year Puture Improvement and For- Clacludes tuition, !lei~ trip should be mailed well In ad· •teady to I.OO lower. ,· GalHa CeuaiJ student scileduleB. age Crops (3), Soils nnd Forti!· and laboratory mater~als), f/5: vance of the ?J!Onlng date of Hog receipts at An eight • week short courB~, Course!! In Horticulture, t;>aJ. ity ~), Animal Breeding and Board ~ room, f200: ~ks the course. This will aid the By Ualted Proia Jalenlatloaal markets plus direct 11111, ·Iingg "Science and Bualness in Agr1· ry Cattle Seleetloa and Poultry Selection (4), Assembly (2), and Supplies, $20 and Parkilll! eollege ill makmg advance at· All major classes of slaughter In interior Iowa and . em culture for Young Farmers," be- Science are deleted from this Communication <l). permit, tri: ~ f:WO, rangemen~ II the. student. de- livestock were lower at midwest Minnesota totaled some · ,000 gins January 3 on the Ohio year's program due to previoUs Elective - Farm Power. Non residents fees are the sires aid m securmg bOUSlDI!, markets this week, the ninth head for the five-day , periud State University campus. low ~llment. U sufficient lD- Swllle Mua&emeat Prasnm ~ euept" Ia the c:ase of the housl~ reservalion request consecutive for slaughter stoerB. compared with 63l,OIIJ last The unique prlll!ram " de- teres! IS apressed for courses (30 clus bours) - Feeding Course Fee wbicb Ia $150. should be mciuded _with the ap- Slaughter steerB and t.eilers week. signed to give instruction to in these areas this year, they hrm Animals 18), . Animal An effort wiD be made to llcalion for admission. were steady to .75 lower. Wholesale carlot pr/.w for those persons Interested In may be offered m next year's He~tll (4), Farm Busmess An· house the sludellll Ill a_ cformi· The prospective slmrt""""'se Slaughter heifers were sr.arJy to pork loins dropped It 49 4~ prnduction agriculture as • program. alys_IS (1), Solla • Feili!Jty (2), &orr on or llllar tbe Ohio Stale Hndent wha Ia eligible for the .50 lower. Cows were steady to centB a pound and Boston butts career. students must he high II the enrollment ln any Grain ' Cash Crop Productioo Uruvenlty campus. U sapoe should flU out_ . th~ $1.00 lower. AI most poinls bulls were 1'h to 1 ets. lower. 'Fresh scllool graduates, or have course lails to reach the es!Q. (4), Swine Management (4), Is not · available, they will be AppllcalloD for AdOilliSIOn were steady to $1.00 lower. hams were 1 to 3 C<Dis higher saUsfactory work experience llshed quota, this eourse DIIY Farm Power (f), AsseDlbly (2) aided Ia loc!lltlai llliafactory Ud Dllll II bacl: as soon as Vealers were ·mostly 8teady. at Chicago and stead~ to 'II& cent and be at least 19 yeara old be withdrawn. and Communication (1). accommodations off campus. poulbl,e to the Director of Feeder catUe were steady to .50 bir,her at Omaha. Pracllcal farm experience is Core l'nltlnms tl lulnl.U.. Eleetlve - Farmstead Jm. Students will use cafeterias or Short Courses and Conferenc~. lower with some 81 Kansas City The weekly average price of desirable but not necessary. (Fint year sludenll to aeleet provement. , may seiecl their own eatiD8 Contact the County EllenB!on off as much as $l.OO. barrows and gllts at Chicago Programs of IDBtru<llol lD- ooe program). Crop Prodllcllon Beef Manlpmui l'roll'IID faciJIUes. Office lor en app~~tion. Price• for slsughter steers vwas expected to be about $%1.10 dude crop producUon and lll8ll- and Management Program (21 (2t class. boul'l) Feeding BIRTHS DIVORCES averaged $24.53 at seven per bunclredweigbt; abOUt .45 agement, beef, dairy and, .... C!IMS hourB) - Pasture Jm. Farm Arumals (I), Animal markets, the lowest slnee July. lower than last week. management. Faculty members provemenl and Forage Q-Ops Health 14), Farm Buslnes• REAL EST AT& Receipts of some !94 000 Closilll! prices lor slaughter of the College of Agriculture r3) ; Farm Business Analysis Analysis (3), Soils and FertiliDEATHS, MARRIAGES cattle atlZ markets were about lambs were ateedy to 100 and Home and tbe (3); Marketing Farm Products ty (2), Pasture Improvement & ou•••• o1vooco ,.. •••• .... -~ Two ""'"· 7 per cent under a week ago • lo~r Slaughter ~"~ - s were' V · 1 Economics · u1 Se · · · F Cr B JOMPbine Haddix, former))' of Gal· el'l and a llJter lll"lvlnJ are, Paul . '"'' , O<'ahona Agnc lure mce (3); Soils and Fertility C2): orage ops (3), eel Man- """'· ,,.,. Wllhnl D. ........ ,,. ""'"""' of ""'"" Chulc• H, .,. In wholesale carlot trading mostly gteady and feeder lambs will serve as inslructon. Grain and cash Crop Produo- agement 14), Farm Power (4), ,•...,,.,. ., 0 """""'~.. ~:!'':. ~ ~; !:~'::! steer beef was steady to 1 ceni mosUy weat 1o .50 lower Each student may select one tioo (4): Farm Pesll nnd Weed Assembly (Z), Communication 11n•a •• w••• •• uod ""'"""'-""to the a pound lower mos"y •L to 1 In wholesale carlot tra'ding of h f ll · • (f) lltu ... r - Jlr, aDd Mn. LUther former VlraiDII TroWbridie of Gal· ' W 7lC t e o owmg core pro- CAJntrol 14); Communkail~n (I) • .._ BilL ... •· "''Hpoll•. . . .,...,, llpoiJo •• lUI> ,., 1m. .., ••• off and heifer beef was steady lamb carcasses sold steady to 1 grams according to his area of and Assembly (2) Electives - Farm Pests and e:so a. m., and Mr. and 11111. BobbJ • aumve~. Be ..., • vaduste or O•l· • , , • • L. JUtelllrt. JU. .1. o.wpou., dnjbter. lil Ac14tmJ tn lht etau of 19JII. to 1¥6 cents 1ower. cent a pound lower. mterest. In addiUon, • student Electives - Farm Machio· Weed Control or Allimal Breed· ' '" •· •· .... ., Hollor •""'"" ...,...,1 .... ••1• Tb"""' ""'' The weekly average price of Rece'pts of some 621100 sheep 1 • •·•~•-- Mr.... ""' Lanr w. nooo • MUle~• ao... '" ....."" may select up to -''"'v 8ddt"•·•i ery, Farmste ad Improvement, lng and ~wuu. lillie. Sl' tecond A".::!rlla. ton. and burial wu m calvary eemetery choice steers at Chicago was and lambi at 12 markets were "":"'hr10t already lncludhiedh Milk JryQualily and Sanitation. Elpe1101 - The overage tot- '':=.'.;.::.,~ ~':. Graodt. f2S.!li. moderately larger than iut WI n IS .~re program w c Da MllllBgemeat Proll'am ai expense for the eight weeks Charltl North, 81""- Pint Ave., Gal- ClluM WIIH•• trubb, u , • retlrt4 Barto and '"its were K 1 '34 ~ m. '' Holur ,,....,.. " ,.. _,., · '"'""•"· do not conflict Ill lime with (31 class hours) - Feedin•eo varies from ,., .. to .,,. Thl """"'· ''""'"'· ws 6' -~, wee . fUtures dros.ed 8S 4'QW' ..,_., S Halplbl. _ lne., dte4 'nlUI'IdllJ mom1n1 at hit - · LiVe· C8tfl8 other courses. Second year stu. ~ '•im•ls (6) '"'-·' ,_,....... ........ -m boo~.....,.,. - ""· ... lln. ....,. had ,.., • ""· M · "' . To' · '- ' - ~ ' ~ T ~ ~~ UVN\ir · - , u A. IIWnDI. at. It Vlat:oa, UuPter. ...t II Qdla CowatJ for 11 JUI'I CILowB City Lo4p ot JIUOD. : : : much· aa fl.lO ~ ~eddtnla may aeJect COUl'llft tr'oiir lm (t), Milk Pruduttlon tnd tourse fees. It doel not .,., o: '"-· ... 1rr. ..,. - - . .,.. ... • ...,..~ . .. ........ ...,, ,......, H ~.!"'~.!.' ........ . . w.,. wet·"'· 00 ••• ,.,.,:l;.0 ""erca · n any area Ior their pr:ogram. and Herd Managemen I 'oz ••), m ' elude lransportation,. aOwwq; ~ ···-- bath c. M...... """"""· , ,,. •· .... II>' \No ............... c.un... w. .. __ .. · olril•• ' .... "'" ~... "' n Roller H•Pital v1 · AprU u. toot. -..n ot tb• llt.e ~*~~ Bat1mll7 ...ua. •• Ule 1'. L. tlle uch..- 8 this week The• Careful conaideraUon should Farm Business AnalyB!'s (•) ·- -""'"" m ":'·"~ ,.. Vl""na IJuxbam Grubh. stevm ..,..,.1.._ ...,. riloo ""' ._ • •' ""' :!:,__~~ey. HATHI OP WIIK 8\.~-..· wu to the former b61t.eJd a\ I P. m. SUn4U at Crowo December delivery fell to - - - - -- - - - -- ---Mre. IUHII IIMutll .....lei... n, 1 rnl· MDI . CCIII 1.n J9J,8 "{!lo . suniv.. , 1 CIW Mat.boc!W Clt.ureb and burial ._. h .. dent of Rt. 1, ThWDWJ, near Rio WftJ:i0~ ' 1.ftlll ncf' :~tqtifl!ri/''Ve f-. 1WllJ be in Crown Cltr eemt1411'1 WI- fla.fiO, Oft 88 mUC 88 ,_,,50 ·~··t ,....... ~ ·M.... , ~ual •.......... .... HoiHr HoiPital. !be bad bMD ln iOI>niMw AQiP SpnaekiiJ', aU of .... Hunt!ri.gton. bom1.•• the • · L........ since mid Aum• eua flillnl btllth lor fii\'Wil ,.,.,., lila .w,. Grubb of Clne JAnd. Mra. =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mll1(l j l ' z cm • "' I i Will =. bom la lactOOII Twf., DIU rtu• =:..::. := :"'l!'n:o:_ "'a.. -, ==Uu Gr~ ot,~Utup, M111. .:'..:!~':rv:.~..;r ,,:GJ!:. ba&b . II; .IIQml. ()tlui.- mrli.YO~ a111 I IJIIIeJ', IIHo OUitl Plo..,., of 1funt- - ..., - '"""""•••'"•· ...., ·~·:,-p::,.:; :~':! Jfldt . . Serne-.: wm .be held rb&b -lit Uia J'etfei'IIOII AVJ~tae ButUt Clturcb of HWlttnl· ,toa "of: wtlldl he wu 1 mem.ber. Rev. . ,_ Sd«il " ,_.,ll Chapclm of G&Wpol .. wlll offtcillt. aDO burial wn1 be m Huxham ~,.. • .,..., .._Miller."· • ,.,..., war A.u,. w. a. oH... on Hardin of u. late t.r. Deborah (Jul. at bome, and two t\ep-CIIUJbten, Sharon Pmton at - . . ... 11n. Dorll Alia clark qe'''ptV•. HI •u a mamber or '!! . ' i · j ·' r !Hl SOONl" IOU llliY (II[ llii,C[R YOurt lHl' K Central Soya of Ohio i See us now for full Gallipolis, 0. det~lla. · FULTON-THOMPSON t · Spring Avo. 446-2463 Pho.ne fn·,5101 !'omoroy, 0. ~ NEW HOLLAit'D l1.1J Pr.cticcl io demqo •dopead•blo ia - , for you . Heavy, plvot- _,......... Medi!l!n-Duty 310 Z-900Jc20 10 PLY REG..-NIW 1-tOOx20 10 PLY SNOW N&W !4251120 10 PLY REG. NEW 1_,1120 tO PLY SNOW NIW :1-7501120 10 PLY SNOW NIW 2-.1'5~ lO PLY REG. NI!W 1-450ill RECAP TLW SNOW I 60hl6 RICAP TTl SNOW 1-100x14 RECAP TLI SNOW 1-650xl5 RECAP TLB SNOW 2-450x14 HI LEVIL NEW TLW 1-710xl5 WIDI W. TL Reg.-Naw 1-IOOxiS TLW RIG. NEW 1-7t0.15 TLB REG. NIW 1-710.15 RECAP-RIG. TLW :&-1100x22 RECAP 10 PLY RIG. I 6D0xl6 2 Ill 6 PLY FRONT TIIACTOR 2-J'50x16 I Rll 6 PLY PIONT TRACTOR 4-410450x6 LAWN MOWII TIRII - 19.11' 71.11 ".70' 79.25 74.29 S5At . wants Your Support in the f2AI 69.l6 7U9 a.20 76.39 35.70 llJS 12.00 IJS 9.00 Nov. 8th Election 12A4 U4 1100 9.00 24.11 12.44 2U7 11.00 :12.69 lUI 21.27 11.14 tA QUALIFIED CANDIDATE •5 YRS. EXPERIENCE AS A LEGAL SECRETARY •FULL KNOWLEDGE OF DEEDS & MORT· 11.00 1.00 45.00 40.00 14.04 11.04 11.:12 IU2 '-SO :U0 GAGES lA UFE LONG NATIVE AND TAXPAYER •A GRADUATE OF MERCERVILLE IDGH ' •DON'T FORGET .. . Our compltle line of SCliOOL . Unleo TINI 1rt 1110 on nit. • PLEDGE TO 'l1IE VO'l'E)tS, COURTEOUS, EF· FICIEN'I', i\ND ECONO!diCAL OFERATION OP' ·lllh11114dp . . . . I II' i 10-lnelllflll . ....ralllt-fllp Mlvn . : . 3-polnt hltct h•t-lutch ortiJ THE RECOIIDER'S OFFICI!: 11'4 e"tr& reiJlforced.to stand ap· Wuler ll>uahest concil- Cut •• . hllf-c:leafllf ij , Low.(js1 21o on~~ own latm; Caihoon. • L- . ' <..>·>~ ' J,l • > 'U co. L ·I' ' ;. • · R..r Mel11 Generol Hoopltal Jihoni 992·217f ' ·'z_,. '' ,. • ' I ' ~ J . MEIGS EQUIPMENT ' X MAXINE. . WALLACE . ,\., 1'011117 Cllll.,.· of ¥our e~olce ' ' r Vote For & $u · ., llon.s. ' • Let llli deDIDDitrate tho IH ~ '-' ' 10.50 . 7.50 'lllllrlhlc. -"'~ fqr ~teh<d Cl!llloi po+"er. All.:.steel houSinc• tt fult<ttMr _,.1,.. Iii · ~ t!JAO · 9.00· mountecllrm-clneiOptrt- ' llb•ihN) TRACTOR SALES SERVICE Formerly: Master •·eed & Seed Co. 3rcl & Sycumoro JH rotary cutter that's rt&bl ' Heary-ll•ty 410 o o LIST ,•tALl 1~14 TLW-Rog~ocap · z-.100.16 Super All PufiiOM 6 Ply Snow· blc-turlmowlng to · heavl brush -:leating . .. there 1 an advanoed .. d~!Jn Mofncll cut . .• IIIH ·~· ' ll'r~m •hiUi!. . MI... THEN TAKE lEW. H8UAID'S CHECK . . MAXINE WALLACE ...., - 22A6 19.66 t..-700xl6 Goodyur HI Mllor 6 Plr Rei. Rocap 22A6- tt.66 Staer-Duty 518 .. ult 1-67Glc1S TT B~og.-lltcop 3-Poillt, trailing. ond fa1t-Hitd! IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT •om.r.y; o. I '· -~---------------------·-----~~----~------~~------~--~~~--·• . (. \ .. ~ ' "''J .l / '- ' • I ' ° tny of t"-e, you haw 1 . bargain. Check thlt llatlng: Tin Salt·' If you can . ROTARY CUTTERS YOUR ·CHOICE tt:' Dlim•upset Democrat Candidate for Gallia Recorder ,.rea:; It is often sciid that •.• FIGURES DON'T LIE So let's take a look at a few . . . :·: ...... -,. ·, ·A4Y: • ":: The Portsmouth Times CNOTE: Th- figu,... do NOT include $2.781,424.59 which tho city put into invMtmtntl. For 114 YHrs A Depend1blt Portsmouth Institution Whllt tht 23 city departments controlled by tha ""'yor 1xcttdecl thtlr Member Associated Press Established March 23, 1852 Published dally except SUnday b)' Brush·Moore Newspapers, <Inc. eolltctiV. flnt·of.tht yur budga15 by a total of $2.537,944.59, during tht ~ 1Wf! .YIIf ~od. tnry ' A~le ,9~.. ~ : ~ · "-'! J ':'1 I : 'llllliUpll'atiOJt of hia own m~yor's oHlco, tht prtslnl Rtpublican Cofto ; '"""""'' candldata was provldlcl with a flrst..f.fhe year total of $18,349.19 (W !he two year period; but 1 total of $19,082.06 was lfi'IRI-n ...rage ol ~ ~· Appeals C'Ourt """"' ··.'\'~·... . '$732.27, One of the judlld,rracea Scioto County votera will-hel~deelde at the Nov. 8 tlen· ' eral Election Will be that of judge of the WI District Court·of Appeals. , For lblJ poat Tile Tliliea ll IUpportiag Homer E. (Pete) Abele of McArthur. Allele Ill nanning for eleetJon In the 15county dlstrlct and bas compUed a eood record of _p)lblle service in servlng In the Oblo Le~~~ alllt IS I U. S. repre~tnlaUve. · Abele bil bet1l acllllltted to the praclice of law before .U the state courts, the ll'ederal Dlstrlct Court and the Ulllted states SUpreme Court. He ls a member of the Vlnton ,County Law Ubrary board and hu served IS SC)ifc!ltor for McArthur a~~cl ~etlnll jlliiJe of the Vinton Counbl!Y Court. ·He ·H mld two ter1111 In the 0 o General Assembly In 1949·52 and served in the U. S ~ froiD the then lOth COnmastonal Dimlct in 1U63-k. Tlie •th ~ct Ap~s Court neecls some:beetj,J!C :\1~ '4:1J~bele can Rtve·the =::: of the other five City departments not 1111ly llv-!_ ~ wlthlntta·ltudgetllul had money loft over. Saturday, Oct. 29, 1966 poSt tbe atteiitlcin [t de•rves.) . r hi.,.an 2021 on 9oy ()'" ardpass Jnterceprn Bar Association and Portsmouth Times Tht following listing Is wh.ttts left from our Big I Notre Dame Crushes Pl'tt Abele Endorsed by. •• uward G. :t:-~•s:;::p~':!n. : 1141~~:: .>i • ! .,...,..'"""1 ZeDla.. FOR AN From Your Farm Service Center • Get a Bargain ' TAKE -for 6% interest on yout down payment (Cish, trtd•' in, or both), f1gured on a per annum basis from the time you I)UfChast to JuiJ 1, 1967. Now! ••. Find Your Size er... of New Holland COMING SOON • 11. died Th111114• ' •rter- at wu ltom i Wake Forest Blanked, 11 ::L :i. !::f:~ 8~~~~:!n.H: Jtqll, aon of Mh. eron CltJ, and * :...0 1J1t7 111.ereblllt and Arm)' Vettran of world Tbl game's IIIII ICGl'l came on a drive folloWing the aecond· ..id Naw,9-7 . 4Smashing NEW ====~==============~ that are of to lo' - Sell or no givefurther away useiiemsl you. - Oet Merything rudy lor the move. Pack with unpacking I WATCH . Sbe BY PATSY L GLASS in mind. Seal and label cartons ant records from schools, doc- ::~ ~~ ~u~a ~ ~ Jbt. AgeJit, Home EcoDOmiCI as to COntents and location in tors, lawyers, and insurance as• lilary JidwiJU laJn1M... JIU' JIWio Gl"'· "'••h til ho ll'-... _...l. to Cbarlall AtUtur .Jenklnl \ook wo ........, e me. ,_.,. p.....ing cbarg- ents. Check with some of these .,_ .. ..,.. 1'1, mt. ,.. bo ,... Moving to 1 oew home! ea down by pacl:lng some Jtems people where you Hve now to =:" ./:: :,.0:: ,,_,";"..': ,.! Statistics show that one in yourself but let the profession- see if you can get references vlvlllt are samuel Jenkins ot Pte... every five families move at al pack the Ul'l: ......akabies. Mov· on d-~·rs, insur•~ agen•·, aatoa. Calli.• lin. c. •· Dolm. ot u.;w ... ..._._ .o Cleveland, and Btn• N. leldnl, of least once each year. Whether m are nat re!ponsible f 0 r etc. where you are moving. Rt. 1, TI!Ufdllll, Tben .,.. m 1nMchDdren, aDd on Jnlt p-uuldllld. YOU move across the street or breakage of articles that you r- Cancel services and deliv- A bruthlr w t~~&er .... deceued. acnu tbe eountry, some plam- pack-. ertes of milk, newspapers. latJD.. :!rJ~U: ~ lllDc can make the job mler. Make · arr~~~gemenll to "-· and utlliUes Be sure to ...,..., ........._ .,,. burtol . . -.1, ' iD t1t.a ellurcb oemetarJ UDder diCbeck this liJt of suggestions to transport valuables and pets pay final bills before you move. r«Uon ot tbe waucb • Halle7 • ~ work and costs at a min- or plants. Check to see H the - Cleek with utiUty or ap. Woad l'uerat t~o~M. tmum. plants you have can be ear- pliance companies for sugges· Of ;...... 1mr ""'''"'· It, • , ...,..,. • • • Ccllllllbua, and naUve of Gallia - Contact one or more rec- ned across state lines. Some tions on moving Iarce applianc. couaw 4Jett ta coltnbbUt Moad.aJ ommended moven foc an es.. states have strict laws on this. es 1uch u refrigerators or freer u:'C:::..':-'i~L,!~ timate of charges. Cost depends - Send change of address no.. en. Have apntiances discon- ato. he wu • l:!llllDetl!lllker and .h of •·-'•bin Y.' fonllll- Jnall.lltr of tht Z a11• 1 on the we l&~'t •wliU:I gs, tlces to the post office, the in.. nected and serviced on moving Lodp. a. wu bom 1a asWpou.. oa the distance of the move, the surance companies, creditors, day. AUI. :s. 1107, ... w. ,.... s. lime required to _load nnd un- hanks, magazine publishers, and A little planning ahead oo load, the the serv1ces the com· newgpapers. your part will make moving ?any provides. Set your moY· - If you are movlll8 to a day a llUicll ·happier one of you IDg date as early as possible. different city, collect imporl·and your family. I P: Duke Sinks 1 .......""' . . . . . ......... ·· 1 ,:or ':toll N-• -..... L 1"ven to Make Movm" g Eas1"er Ch k Li G ec ~ rn Ill -a "',m Utili ,.. ...._ ....., " '"' ' II· B-yard maroh, wu tbe :=~·~ ;on a blulteey and clay before IO,(Iaf opeetators that gsve Coach Woody Hayes hll lootb vletoey In 16 10110ns at Ohio Georg~a• BJitz P·ay·s Of£' Ga·to'rs Toppled 27 to 10 erocrllD Week's Roundup PNI hallbl~ Bo llhreaiAitlld qaln Ill the waning times onlv to Jose out on penalt¥. Komowa'l ~ttelnple< Rein ran back from the I& to IICICOII4II when they drove to the fumbles and pais interceptions. field g~ WQ wide. , the 011tJ 41. · · !nciJal'l <Jae.Jarcl line on a The second time· Indiana got Stetls~ee Of the Ohio ~to 1bt Bui!keyet aearly 101tied yird ~b. the bull, a drlye to the Ohio lnd(PI1a foot~all pm-i · ' for a 'flelcl &oil on 1be drive; . Bill a field .goal attempt by Stale five fizzled wllen quarter- ~~~ o, St. illi>' when Gary Calnla 'kicked 0111 cairrul'!rom the II was Wide bfefi Jl'rallk Stavtoff fumbled on IFtrst downs . : . .. .. . . ·ft .t lrnm the IDdiiDI 28, but dlllo wiUi 11 Mc~Widl· tem•I•Jng~ · · · IIi attempted 1111ak. lie recov.l llushlng yardage _. . . . ~ 14~ State lrept IOinl wbea a)'Oididl 1bt 'Oiild Slate viotorY was ered and his attempted pus !Passing yardage . .. . !IWtt penllt;y agslnst the Hooslera the MCOlld agllnlll tbree ios&el was kllocked down. Ill the 'Passes . . . . . . 11·17 1~ pve OlltJ the baD <~~ . lba II· In 1bi B1C Ten, and the laecond 'period, tile HoosierB IPasseB btercepted bJ 1! • yard lint. ' lludcliyll ..,. lOW S4 oreNIJ. drove to the Ohio State 1wt aad Fumbles lost . . . . . . . . t > 1 From lbere, Mlback Paul lndlau, · llhleb will 1101 plaJ 1Dave Kol'llO'Wa allelnpted a Yards penaltzed .. , . :Ill ·154 Hudaon banged to the alna llld .Oblo . StaW· 1P1D llllW lllll, jfleld soal from the II that was Score by quarters: .. ,._,, Long hit Hubbard with I · paa alter 1 ·Joni lllllntarrupted wide. Oblo Stale .... , . . 0 d'fT.._ ~ ' on the ~ and he spun loole l..ne., Ill n0w W.l Ill lila Tht Hoosiers lhreataned se- Indiana _... _. . . o 0 o o ~ ( for the toudldown. . C«lferttlce. rJouoly II the start of the iastl Scoring: . Tht Buckeyes, Odtplayed The lloollt1'l dominated play period, but a drive to the Ohto l OHIO - Hubbard ;g) a throughout the first ball, and lbruleaed llriolll!y tbrte Stale 10 stalled with an offside irom Long (Calms kick) . MSU Clinches Share of .· Title, Rips low I TRENDS ,, ' IW.AMAZOO, Mich. (UP!)- period and the vl&ltorg scored BOWLING GI\EEN, ObI Western Micblpn wrapped up on a 12-1arc1 pass from Roo 0. (UPI) - P. J. NJilr87, at leu! a share ol Its first Lucca to Bob Houmard with 011- !ng for the flral Ume this E ~Amarlcu Conlemlce foot. Jy !econda tell Ohio scored • 11011, eompleted J.a of 23 paiSC!S 1 ·· laJl UUt since IIK7 with a 1).11 gain In the final mlnuiel on a for U'l yn and one wla over Ohio University Siluro 12 ·yard DeLucca pass to J17 doWII Satu!dly to P'f::~:J day, Maupin. ing Green to 1 IH M Sopbomon Tim Majerla Western's other TD came In can Contereoce football win EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPlhls way to a BJg 10 I'IISbJni 71 7arc1s In a 'IS-1Jircl Mlcblgan Iowa shocked the state substitute luUback Regia Co dashed acrosa the goal line the lhlrcl period oa MaJelts'a er Marshall for Ill Halfback Cllnton Jooes ctem. reeord Saturday as MJcblgan state drive In tile lhlrcl quarter defense by marching tNl yards der and the Spartw eo , twice 01 runs of ooe and eight el&ht.)'Brcll'llll. llrai&hl defeat. llahed Iowa with touchdown Stale pounded tbe Hawkeyes 18 and aeored hlllhlrcltono.hdown pn seven playa for a touchdown be headed. YR behind lbe potent Jl8ll' 1'11111 of 70, II and two yn oa to 7. 1be vlctGiy 'c linched at O! the game on a two,yarcl dive. pn the firs\ series of plays in Washilll!ton scored on the ing Hlllck of qaarlerbacl: Jim least a lie for !hi' Sparlana' nt-lDsa· waa the Gill! lD ,t il lhe game, with Tony Willianu play of the quarter on a 53-y 1l4nl8lld. Tilt oontest ""' W<liiCI straight Big It UUe. gamel for the 4f0WIItrodden punchllll! the last yard lor the pass from Raye and pilyed belo.-e 17,t10 chiUy !au · Jonea totalad J8l 7ards In II Hawkeyea, who onl)' lui -a: toucbdown. again just befilre the ball 8 after 10 IIebei Gil " carries to crack the :139-yarcl snapped I 16-ilame losing The Spartans marehed right on a 10-yard loa sandwi lltraped !rom the lll!ld. 9 rushing record held by IUIDols' streak. back, however, aa Raye passed around Dick Kenney's field M$rle'• flrll touclliowo JACKSONVILLE Fla (UPI) The Jim Grabowlld mlchray In the ldcblgan stata eod Gtme 15 yn, nnd Bcrambled ·,14 and Jones' Ill-yard ruo. : alDe 1111ar the end of the first • · ...... He the -••·"'added the ·-'· '--·""' "'· . dogs blitzed Florida quarterback Steve off bls ouuu quarter. lilt on w-....to reeord y...,. to set up his own one- Jones, who ~....... ..,. CJ1IIrllr Iller an 11-play drive feet and u et the aeventb-ranked Gaton tlpll. ell · bond! while Spartan aubstitutee book onslaucht by SN!t!hlnc a yard dive for a toucbdown. A season's rushing lulal to t'l4 ~ked by Boreland's 38-yarcl on the Btef:u.oner running of fullback Ron 80ilTH Bl!lND,~ki:'J) - ran out the eloc:ic In tile slzlb pair of touchdown paasea from blocked kick, however, left the yards In eight games, ec:oredbla 0 re- llraight conference win lvr the l u n t o r quarterback J I m m y Sparians Ira!Iiiii! 7~. PNIIil and Dave MDllanl. Bor.. The victory before a erowd of 62,820 gave the Bull· Eddy'a 115-y last louchdown in the~ lllld lilt Moitarcl a&aln early In dollS a good shot at the eo-championship of the Southeu- tum for one touehdown and Dation's aecoocl-ranked team. Raye. The catches save him a Washington caught two pagses period and Cavender ::.,~ perJod tb e tern Conference and put them iii the major bowl pleture. lldwen'a =~ted After the two losing apectacu- career totil of 15 scorllll! or.. the next Spartan •eries to again in tbe fourth quarter a IIICGVe their - The Georgia BulldGtls lorNr:'D from med lsr &coring runs, Jooes pileclup receptions, a school record. set up a touchdown by 15-yard run. I own Florida quartebacl: Steve ame • 1 Ohlo'a Joe Allea reeovered a rter off hll teet nnd Georgia now 71 for the lnlll • 404 triumph over li,J' WaaiA!nl &he seventh-ranked Gatora IIWOil, unbea;o Ill confer· It 8 ~~~~:!:t.~!; 1l ., ~ Saturday on the ence pilll'o ~ win at Jeut wa ""' " _ , l'tllllllliC of fniJback Ron Of the SEC cbamplonablp, now win 'll1tbont 1 delelt lor ANN ARBOR. Mich. (UP!) - ···rbacl: Diet VIdmer, who bad rain before 59,322 shiverilli lhis brother, ldlcblg ' eoicb The victory before a crowd Is also 7-1 lor the season. Fightlllg Iriah. Bot until Eddy 1 Illinois' Bruoe Sullivan ram- not bad a pus Intercepted In a fans. Bump Elliott, ln 112,1120 gave the Bulldogs a . run opened the seeond ball, the bled 98 yards on an Ten game this aeason. 1be The will was the first lor Ibetween teams abot at the . f Jenkins ran 20 limes for 88 fabled lrlsb offense stumbled pass witluaven mtoutea to was played In snow and -Dlinols eoacb Pete Eillott over two former - •J : lbe Southeastern y" and hallbaek stntleied, and the taadout .Saturday to give the Dllnl ANIW'CI.JII, lid. CUP1) _ and put them In tbe major bowl Wheeler pil!kecl up 42 yards ~ish be 21-21 opoet win over ldlchlpn. ....~. llP"•~IIICll:-'-fll Bob picture elgbt carries lor Georgia. ' gan to Sulllvan'a IDterceptlon eame .,... .........e" Mathe· resemble tha 1211111 wblcb had on IDiendad for Mlclll .... son blotbd I punt on lila laat Florida, unbeaten unlll Satur. Spurrier was held to IU yarcls allowed only four touclliowns In ~ ~~ Cl wbo • " ' pbiy cilhllblrcl period ud then dq, ICOI'e the first lime II puslng as Ill complated 16 of seven &lllllC!II. II waa Schoen's ~:' 8 llchoo:O~ tor idelrld 1 2l·JIId tleld goal four lila baD on an !IS-yard drivt lllrowlni, 111111t of lbe lin» oa re1um which gave the II' lion during tbe 8 1 playa later 8llurclay to &a!n tbe waa cUmaxed by one • the run. · a II,. iead, that furnished I~~ tile nation'• 'i.:in1 Blue Dtnlll I .., triumph over loucbdownraham plunge by OUtelandln• In '-"'·• the impellll lor lltiee fmal·JIC!l' . receiver.' aught 11 toues for Navy. . G McKeel. But • ........, touchdowns Malbaaon bloebcl John Clllon l(aln were never able cbarpla Bulld01 dafalw · 170 yn and nne ,louchdown Clurch't punt 111 the Navy ~ CII'OII tile 1011 line, tbougil wu Z»-pound sophomore to boost his season a total to , yarc~.u.e tnd four playa tater clid set • 211-yard field goal Bob Sbantnl, • w m catches. with :DID btJ1n1 1 fourlb , Wa701 Barfield. reported Injured. earller Ill Sullivan also lnter~ted an!'· ~ ~tnallon 0. tile Jenkins wn the w.t and • ..,.1 PIJICie4 B other pass by Mlcb•gan quar· The Republican c•ndlch1te fpr Congress in the Ohio 10th Navy lour, Matheson booted 1 for the Bulldogs offensively, start the game. "V AIIKANSAS WINS Diatrid 11ys we must red. . SloY~iinment spending. But doe_fte , 21·)'8rcl n.I4 &01) wllll 13:15 searing one touchdown and LlTl'LE ROCK, Arl:. (UPI) J1q~llal. Ill lilt pme. keeping the altacii.IDOVIn!J WIMin'ON SALEM, N. C. _ Arkansu linebacker pr1dica What he preaches? Here are figures tak•n diredly (rom .; . .~vy .~ desperately to Ill finally 801 on the track (UP!) - VIrginia Tech, held Cooper ploked ad errant " . . I ln ebec* lila firll bell, scored past out ol I thick for- IIIII ... 'Ill b IIIII I& mlntlleti, lba aeeond ball. the books of the Llncnter City Auditor's office covering the two But altar movlag to tile Duke But It. Wlll the defense that on a hro-yanl rnn and a 40-yard turned 11 37 yards for a toncJ>. 2t llnebacl:er Andy Beeth made WOll tile game, field goal Ill the second Iliff to clown to lee a 11·20 Southwest , y11ra during which the Republican Congressional c1ndid1te a diving loleiceptloo of a John SpUl'l'ier and plcl:lng off shnt out Wate Forest 11.0 Sat. Conference victory over tile I ~paula 1111 end 101111. JnterC:etttona litlnsl the stat. i H41 urday. . Owls Seturclay. served 11 p1rt-time mayat of l1ncaster: Mlchr17 In the period, Cllurch quarterback, who had given umph over ldnryllll!d Tailback Tommy Franclseo - - -attempted • &1-ylrcl field 1oa1 only two ln the first seven despite 1 plunged two yn lvr the uv LOSES %1-t . ~ 1lllh lbe wind at hll baek. The gamee. rampag6by · ·' . . game's only laQclldown midway BIRIIINGHAM, Ala. / 1964 ball blt the crou bar a n d Safetyman Lyno Jluglte~ lot PutNDa wtlllln mlnuiel Ill the final period afll'r John Alabama's ball-llawkilll! defense Totti Totaillucitll Aulhorbecl bouncld away. two of the lntercepllons. and ran the fourth period. UUD made good oo a 411 - yard provided the unbeateo Crimson Actually By City Council AI Beginning ,Roger Hayes llltereepted. lllill one of them bacll 39 for pme • Wlmllna field goal In the lhlrcl period. 'nde with two touchdowna Spent of Year ll!IDther Cartwright PISI ~ tho the ~od the MeCIIId period, the only Fullbaek Eddie Bulheiler car- Saturday in a-21-t victory Duke 31 with 1:31 remaining in that put Georll'• ahead for score actually set rled the hall for a two - point LSU In a regionally televised $5,429.361 .15 23 City Depertmonh .... . .... .. ... .. $4, 190,603..40 the lime to ciiDcb lbe victory. first tbpe. offenle, carried 0 JR. eonverlloD Iller Francisco's SoulbeQtem Conference game Controlled by Mo)'lllr ......., Kicking specialist Bob also had three l!llrl[ points. touchdown. before 11,500 fans. $ 109,280.73 The Otht!' 5 Departments ... , •. . .. . $ 117,726.45 .....-. TRRIU.ER eonlrlbuted field goals ol29 and r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iil;i;;;;;;;-.-............ ,lJNJVERSlTY PAliK, Pa. IS yards for th8 Bulldogs, who Including Park Commiukln IUPI) - Beefp Larry Csonka irailed I~ at lila ball but nnd fleet-looted Floyd LJtUe to llfe after Intermission. 1965 teamed up on a 411-Yard fourth- Quarterback Kirby Moore ~uarlel' toucbdown drJve Satur- circled and for the Dnai Georgia $5,292,860-73 ·: 23 City Dtptrtmtnts ......... . .. . ... $3,985,228.07 to giw 8yracuae a 12-10 touchclown with Jurt m aeeonds Controlllcl by Mayor ~ over Peon State. left to tum the game IIIIo a $ 142,107.49 !; The Othll' 5 Departments . . . ........ . $ 157,671.31 Including Park Commlstlon a.n ~ 0 rn I aovertnc alne ' " on 8D :ue :c:e :r· Jndiana,· ' ":a C • I· " ~ •·;, . The ',l,'lmea fee& ~.eJectton to the post ft~~~=~~ in tbf· general " . .• I QUESTION: ' ' .. c -· .,, ' KEEP WALTER.H. MOELLER ~::_·-~~i~ ~· CONGRESS . . .. ' ' C:Oncentratlon that 1' I ··~· ,, ; ., · I • •• o ''1 · he helped Itt things roiRna ~pin" -J.. ."'" \ -~( tlli-fqr.~ ~::· Qllftll. 0. i ' �1 • (, "'' ¥t l!l! ;l<k, ;;ol ;s ; ~,...k~ ~• 'ijj-· T .-~ fi>'" . t¢/.. ~.·~ r. r. li ·': ~: :"';J< C. l!l, I '"' -..~: ' \ '' l$'' "'l .• ......., ~, . ·'""' the eod al the year rap. ' ~ a~, ~ farm. :._, are cons rmg w . they ::~ manage their operelion to show the most. 1101 profit. Jn. eluded m !his IS how they can adjust their sales program to receive the most favorable tax ' i ' . ,, ,;· ojj • , • I . Buc s the last lew 'rib el ~ Jell'· ,_.. llllppiii'UIIIl' • ·cbiiDie _ , . , . i '' ' By wafll!iln(lbl- of 1a1u In tile railDI GDIIiitilmelll crecleGnllderatl111. · tu u 1 eredlt agalDst tbeir II eommJdity UvesiQck year Ill wm claim tnll lvr ai8lit. ' '·.' · _ / of livestOCk aod grain. also byll Up lllilll Ocl4llet 21 the ruJ. 'l'bere II one tu ll!!t 7eat me- tu on the IIIIIUil lD- or pouli!'Y, ~ tile QpBrallon 11 mllllhl, from J'wle 30, IIIII OS!erany ~~tire Is no eoalllcl !\'~~'!!~.~~ ~~cbaJ.aod !ngbul tile~!:'o~~ 01 1llllclt ll baadled dllfJreDI!J '*Ill tu retum. IUba claim maJIIieDWII, eon&erValion, 1m. to December 31, 11811. between a 111ae tax d8clalol ea ~. fe>..,.... ..-. """"• .-lhan it has been in pmloua lor the gas Ill exceeds the Jn. provement, or malnlemmce cf The credit Is claimed when 8lld a ~ farm buahlesa de- BliP~ near the eod_ ol the new bill of October 112 11 Decemyears. This Ia the federal tu come tax oU;erwlse owing, the his farm or ill toels,; In band· fililll! the inCOme tax return clslon, ,but wileD 1 cbolce must II Income wiD belbeblgblr =·~I, on gaBOilne, lubrlcaliDg oil, die- balance wiD be refunded to the u..,, drying, packlng1 Jll'&ding !ar the current year. be mallei ~ one resulting' In · usual. Selectlll& """' pur Invest. set. and special motor Alels, Iarmer. or storing any agricultural or n farm QpBralill'l purchaae lilt J1ri1V net lneome after tax· rect .method of depreclalllll 01 be can take 7 per cent which was put on fuels which Another change ill the Jaw horlicultural eo~odily In liB lubricating oll wblcb illcluded , ahoulit be folloWed. capital purebesea made duriDg menl credit deducllliiL em· were to be used on higbwaya. provides for a refund of the llllllianufactured stage, In the the sll cents 1 gallon tu, lhl!ll •• peraon must be very con- the year Ia 8~ a tool to wat.:!l. Farmers also sbaold rem ant Farmers IS well IS other 11011· siJ: cent a gallon federal tu on piantint, cultivating, eating for 11. is also possible to get a re- ·s~ olll!e slles ·pressure to U Income Is high, then the her lbat someUmes theY- w. highway users, have been able lubricating til used ether than or cutting- of trees. fund of this amount of tax paid. buy capllal assets In kder to last moth~ Bliould be selected, to Increase tbeir tax llabitil~ to receive a refund of the four in a higbway motor vehiclt. Gaaollne used off the farm, It is Important that the farm· =ldv,a ntqe of the ·. deprec- .lor depl'!!clatlon. the objective may , ,be tp 'er cents per gallon federal excise ThuB, in addiUon to a credit sucb as on the highway for er keep recorda of the · dale , 1iQ1! Ai! i!IVeelllleqt cr!!llt asMoore points ":. ~~ II de taxable ~thre0 tu, Ill the gasollne used Gil for the gas tax, farmera are lrauportilll! Uvestotk, feed that gasoline or oil was porch·lg aave • · This action ftfY. lmportarlt I arm an crease ~ fil their farms for farmlng put' alto e~~lilled to a credit 1vr the CI'IPfl 'GI' equipment Is not eon· ases, name of the vender, and reauiiB ill 1101110 cages, with records are camplete, lnciud· celve social security • 1 fuJ poeea. Ill tbe past tills llJ. tax Jill ceAala JubricaUna oll. ·llderecl ;farming purpoges, nel- number of gallons purchased. ~sive overhead costs. If !ng depreciation scbedules, lD- one of the most helprm ed oo an annual basis UsbiC Ju. rarmen lntere•ted In 1h 11 lbei' IS (aBOIIile usecr lor lawn Jolm L. Moore, EI\ODBlon tij!sJoese trnnsacllons are made mbnent credit allowances, tools of any farm Is lbe f~. ly I to June 3Gih as the taxable Jneome tu credit can secure a IDGWlng, or procegslng, packag. Economls~ Farm Manage· oolely In an effort to reduce farm mSgaZ!nes - DeWspapers record hook. The Exlension Jete year, and a claim was filed small leaflet from the Exten· lng, or canning operations. menl, Ohio State University, In ijlcome tax, net farm income dues to farm O<fanlzallons, and vice has two very eomp within three monthB. sion Office which goes Into de· 1be perlod to claim credit Is his monthly letter on farm after lues may actually be porUons of utilities bUlB to CO\'· books, each of whlcb Is ~ 1be Jaw now provides that tall on tbll. Briefly larmlng the first tu year, beglll- management lipl on inCOme tu ~. er expense of room used lor able at east, from the fix farmers are no longer required purposes lllclude cullivlllng lllDc aflllr June 30111, U&S. U decisions, states that Income Genenl1y H Ia importabt for farm office, etc. Ilion Office. Either of these to file a separate claim for the lhe HiJ raising or harvesllng tbe ~ ,_ this CIJendar tax !lice many farm eosls can farmers to avoid wide lluetua- H cblldren acluually do farm hooks I"UI help farmers do a tax. Instead they will tal:e the any qrlcuitural cr horUcultur- yi,ar 1tlt Jdg tu year then Ibis be reduced by geod manqe- lions in Income from one year werk, then It Is possible to pay better Job of farm manage, them regularly u you would mont as wen u reportilll! cor' ' - . ·~ _. 1 ' r~ I!!E 'I ~I ,' ~--- -··----~ ''~~·;i.,:.;>jl -:· 9e~s\l}ltfiM' Sdlljj!iy;~.1,'106~ -~-~.r:·l "l.""'(.l.,-~-t:>JI~:,o; ..., .... ;) -~-" ~ ';"~:~~~J~v .. ··~-~~· . . .. > , . t· ~ ..•.• -~ . .... .. ., ' · j ' "'thh•:"\~ IIY '""1!8! !;_~ I '1 '•. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - l1allldQtofl, wltlch Ohio State's Blll)' Loq threw a I!CoriDC WI to llldo!IHIHd ilalflltclr Rud1 Hubbti'd In lilt tb1rcl ·period Slturda)r for a 7,. Tea Yiclor)' ptlllchl111 eJ:bte• 'ar:.: :; louchdown, . OU Drops 20-13 Bout w"' ...... rn ,., . . .rn .... ... rn :1: rn n -t ~ "'.... 0 ., .-.. .... ... m ::c j y Week Short Coors e Offered Young Farmers :nMARKE~~ =~~T~e=:u= ::: th.:~.: ~ .. ..r week except at Chicago wllffe · · ad 1 • weights under 230 pounds ~ld By BrySOD R. Carter be given so that time C(lafilcls Milk Quality and Sanitalion (2), Course lee. for Ohio Reside~, Applications_ for m SSlon steady to .25lllgher. Sows were Elleoslon Agent, Agrle. do not occur in second year Puture Improvement and For- Clacludes tuition, !lei~ trip should be mailed well In ad· •teady to I.OO lower. ,· GalHa CeuaiJ student scileduleB. age Crops (3), Soils nnd Forti!· and laboratory mater~als), f/5: vance of the ?J!Onlng date of Hog receipts at An eight • week short courB~, Course!! In Horticulture, t;>aJ. ity ~), Animal Breeding and Board ~ room, f200: ~ks the course. This will aid the By Ualted Proia Jalenlatloaal markets plus direct 11111, ·Iingg "Science and Bualness in Agr1· ry Cattle Seleetloa and Poultry Selection (4), Assembly (2), and Supplies, $20 and Parkilll! eollege ill makmg advance at· All major classes of slaughter In interior Iowa and . em culture for Young Farmers," be- Science are deleted from this Communication <l). permit, tri: ~ f:WO, rangemen~ II the. student. de- livestock were lower at midwest Minnesota totaled some · ,000 gins January 3 on the Ohio year's program due to previoUs Elective - Farm Power. Non residents fees are the sires aid m securmg bOUSlDI!, markets this week, the ninth head for the five-day , periud State University campus. low ~llment. U sufficient lD- Swllle Mua&emeat Prasnm ~ euept" Ia the c:ase of the housl~ reservalion request consecutive for slaughter stoerB. compared with 63l,OIIJ last The unique prlll!ram " de- teres! IS apressed for courses (30 clus bours) - Feeding Course Fee wbicb Ia $150. should be mciuded _with the ap- Slaughter steerB and t.eilers week. signed to give instruction to in these areas this year, they hrm Animals 18), . Animal An effort wiD be made to llcalion for admission. were steady to .75 lower. Wholesale carlot pr/.w for those persons Interested In may be offered m next year's He~tll (4), Farm Busmess An· house the sludellll Ill a_ cformi· The prospective slmrt""""'se Slaughter heifers were sr.arJy to pork loins dropped It 49 4~ prnduction agriculture as • program. alys_IS (1), Solla • Feili!Jty (2), &orr on or llllar tbe Ohio Stale Hndent wha Ia eligible for the .50 lower. Cows were steady to centB a pound and Boston butts career. students must he high II the enrollment ln any Grain ' Cash Crop Productioo Uruvenlty campus. U sapoe should flU out_ . th~ $1.00 lower. AI most poinls bulls were 1'h to 1 ets. lower. 'Fresh scllool graduates, or have course lails to reach the es!Q. (4), Swine Management (4), Is not · available, they will be AppllcalloD for AdOilliSIOn were steady to $1.00 lower. hams were 1 to 3 C<Dis higher saUsfactory work experience llshed quota, this eourse DIIY Farm Power (f), AsseDlbly (2) aided Ia loc!lltlai llliafactory Ud Dllll II bacl: as soon as Vealers were ·mostly 8teady. at Chicago and stead~ to 'II& cent and be at least 19 yeara old be withdrawn. and Communication (1). accommodations off campus. poulbl,e to the Director of Feeder catUe were steady to .50 bir,her at Omaha. Pracllcal farm experience is Core l'nltlnms tl lulnl.U.. Eleetlve - Farmstead Jm. Students will use cafeterias or Short Courses and Conferenc~. lower with some 81 Kansas City The weekly average price of desirable but not necessary. (Fint year sludenll to aeleet provement. , may seiecl their own eatiD8 Contact the County EllenB!on off as much as $l.OO. barrows and gllts at Chicago Programs of IDBtru<llol lD- ooe program). Crop Prodllcllon Beef Manlpmui l'roll'IID faciJIUes. Office lor en app~~tion. Price• for slsughter steers vwas expected to be about $%1.10 dude crop producUon and lll8ll- and Management Program (21 (2t class. boul'l) Feeding BIRTHS DIVORCES averaged $24.53 at seven per bunclredweigbt; abOUt .45 agement, beef, dairy and, .... C!IMS hourB) - Pasture Jm. Farm Arumals (I), Animal markets, the lowest slnee July. lower than last week. management. Faculty members provemenl and Forage Q-Ops Health 14), Farm Buslnes• REAL EST AT& Receipts of some !94 000 Closilll! prices lor slaughter of the College of Agriculture r3) ; Farm Business Analysis Analysis (3), Soils and FertiliDEATHS, MARRIAGES cattle atlZ markets were about lambs were ateedy to 100 and Home and tbe (3); Marketing Farm Products ty (2), Pasture Improvement & ou•••• o1vooco ,.. •••• .... -~ Two ""'"· 7 per cent under a week ago • lo~r Slaughter ~"~ - s were' V · 1 Economics · u1 Se · · · F Cr B JOMPbine Haddix, former))' of Gal· el'l and a llJter lll"lvlnJ are, Paul . '"'' , O<'ahona Agnc lure mce (3); Soils and Fertility C2): orage ops (3), eel Man- """'· ,,.,. Wllhnl D. ........ ,,. ""'"""' of ""'"" Chulc• H, .,. In wholesale carlot trading mostly gteady and feeder lambs will serve as inslructon. Grain and cash Crop Produo- agement 14), Farm Power (4), ,•...,,.,. ., 0 """""'~.. ~:!'':. ~ ~; !:~'::! steer beef was steady to 1 ceni mosUy weat 1o .50 lower Each student may select one tioo (4): Farm Pesll nnd Weed Assembly (Z), Communication 11n•a •• w••• •• uod ""'"""'-""to the a pound lower mos"y •L to 1 In wholesale carlot tra'ding of h f ll · • (f) lltu ... r - Jlr, aDd Mn. LUther former VlraiDII TroWbridie of Gal· ' W 7lC t e o owmg core pro- CAJntrol 14); Communkail~n (I) • .._ BilL ... •· "''Hpoll•. . . .,...,, llpoiJo •• lUI> ,., 1m. .., ••• off and heifer beef was steady lamb carcasses sold steady to 1 grams according to his area of and Assembly (2) Electives - Farm Pests and e:so a. m., and Mr. and 11111. BobbJ • aumve~. Be ..., • vaduste or O•l· • , , • • L. JUtelllrt. JU. .1. o.wpou., dnjbter. lil Ac14tmJ tn lht etau of 19JII. to 1¥6 cents 1ower. cent a pound lower. mterest. In addiUon, • student Electives - Farm Machio· Weed Control or Allimal Breed· ' '" •· •· .... ., Hollor •""'"" ...,...,1 .... ••1• Tb"""' ""'' The weekly average price of Rece'pts of some 621100 sheep 1 • •·•~•-- Mr.... ""' Lanr w. nooo • MUle~• ao... '" ....."" may select up to -''"'v 8ddt"•·•i ery, Farmste ad Improvement, lng and ~wuu. lillie. Sl' tecond A".::!rlla. ton. and burial wu m calvary eemetery choice steers at Chicago was and lambi at 12 markets were "":"'hr10t already lncludhiedh Milk JryQualily and Sanitation. Elpe1101 - The overage tot- '':=.'.;.::.,~ ~':. Graodt. f2S.!li. moderately larger than iut WI n IS .~re program w c Da MllllBgemeat Proll'am ai expense for the eight weeks Charltl North, 81""- Pint Ave., Gal- ClluM WIIH•• trubb, u , • retlrt4 Barto and '"its were K 1 '34 ~ m. '' Holur ,,....,.. " ,.. _,., · '"'""•"· do not conflict Ill lime with (31 class hours) - Feedin•eo varies from ,., .. to .,,. Thl """"'· ''""'"'· ws 6' -~, wee . fUtures dros.ed 8S 4'QW' ..,_., S Halplbl. _ lne., dte4 'nlUI'IdllJ mom1n1 at hit - · LiVe· C8tfl8 other courses. Second year stu. ~ '•im•ls (6) '"'-·' ,_,....... ........ -m boo~.....,.,. - ""· ... lln. ....,. had ,.., • ""· M · "' . To' · '- ' - ~ ' ~ T ~ ~~ UVN\ir · - , u A. IIWnDI. at. It Vlat:oa, UuPter. ...t II Qdla CowatJ for 11 JUI'I CILowB City Lo4p ot JIUOD. : : : much· aa fl.lO ~ ~eddtnla may aeJect COUl'llft tr'oiir lm (t), Milk Pruduttlon tnd tourse fees. It doel not .,., o: '"-· ... 1rr. ..,. - - . .,.. ... • ...,..~ . .. ........ ...,, ,......, H ~.!"'~.!.' ........ . . w.,. wet·"'· 00 ••• ,.,.,:l;.0 ""erca · n any area Ior their pr:ogram. and Herd Managemen I 'oz ••), m ' elude lransportation,. aOwwq; ~ ···-- bath c. M...... """"""· , ,,. •· .... II>' \No ............... c.un... w. .. __ .. · olril•• ' .... "'" ~... "' n Roller H•Pital v1 · AprU u. toot. -..n ot tb• llt.e ~*~~ Bat1mll7 ...ua. •• Ule 1'. L. tlle uch..- 8 this week The• Careful conaideraUon should Farm Business AnalyB!'s (•) ·- -""'"" m ":'·"~ ,.. Vl""na IJuxbam Grubh. stevm ..,..,.1.._ ...,. riloo ""' ._ • •' ""' :!:,__~~ey. HATHI OP WIIK 8\.~-..· wu to the former b61t.eJd a\ I P. m. SUn4U at Crowo December delivery fell to - - - - -- - - - -- ---Mre. IUHII IIMutll .....lei... n, 1 rnl· MDI . CCIII 1.n J9J,8 "{!lo . suniv.. , 1 CIW Mat.boc!W Clt.ureb and burial ._. h .. dent of Rt. 1, ThWDWJ, near Rio WftJ:i0~ ' 1.ftlll ncf' :~tqtifl!ri/''Ve f-. 1WllJ be in Crown Cltr eemt1411'1 WI- fla.fiO, Oft 88 mUC 88 ,_,,50 ·~··t ,....... ~ ·M.... , ~ual •.......... .... HoiHr HoiPital. !be bad bMD ln iOI>niMw AQiP SpnaekiiJ', aU of .... Hunt!ri.gton. bom1.•• the • · L........ since mid Aum• eua flillnl btllth lor fii\'Wil ,.,.,., lila .w,. Grubb of Clne JAnd. Mra. =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mll1(l j l ' z cm • "' I i Will =. bom la lactOOII Twf., DIU rtu• =:..::. := :"'l!'n:o:_ "'a.. -, ==Uu Gr~ ot,~Utup, M111. .:'..:!~':rv:.~..;r ,,:GJ!:. ba&b . II; .IIQml. ()tlui.- mrli.YO~ a111 I IJIIIeJ', IIHo OUitl Plo..,., of 1funt- - ..., - '"""""•••'"•· ...., ·~·:,-p::,.:; :~':! Jfldt . . Serne-.: wm .be held rb&b -lit Uia J'etfei'IIOII AVJ~tae ButUt Clturcb of HWlttnl· ,toa "of: wtlldl he wu 1 mem.ber. Rev. . ,_ Sd«il " ,_.,ll Chapclm of G&Wpol .. wlll offtcillt. aDO burial wn1 be m Huxham ~,.. • .,..., .._Miller."· • ,.,..., war A.u,. w. a. oH... on Hardin of u. late t.r. Deborah (Jul. at bome, and two t\ep-CIIUJbten, Sharon Pmton at - . . ... 11n. Dorll Alia clark qe'''ptV•. HI •u a mamber or '!! . ' i · j ·' r !Hl SOONl" IOU llliY (II[ llii,C[R YOurt lHl' K Central Soya of Ohio i See us now for full Gallipolis, 0. det~lla. · FULTON-THOMPSON t · Spring Avo. 446-2463 Pho.ne fn·,5101 !'omoroy, 0. ~ NEW HOLLAit'D l1.1J Pr.cticcl io demqo •dopead•blo ia - , for you . Heavy, plvot- _,......... Medi!l!n-Duty 310 Z-900Jc20 10 PLY REG..-NIW 1-tOOx20 10 PLY SNOW N&W !4251120 10 PLY REG. NEW 1_,1120 tO PLY SNOW NIW :1-7501120 10 PLY SNOW NIW 2-.1'5~ lO PLY REG. NI!W 1-450ill RECAP TLW SNOW I 60hl6 RICAP TTl SNOW 1-100x14 RECAP TLI SNOW 1-650xl5 RECAP TLB SNOW 2-450x14 HI LEVIL NEW TLW 1-710xl5 WIDI W. TL Reg.-Naw 1-IOOxiS TLW RIG. NEW 1-7t0.15 TLB REG. NIW 1-710.15 RECAP-RIG. TLW :&-1100x22 RECAP 10 PLY RIG. I 6D0xl6 2 Ill 6 PLY FRONT TIIACTOR 2-J'50x16 I Rll 6 PLY PIONT TRACTOR 4-410450x6 LAWN MOWII TIRII - 19.11' 71.11 ".70' 79.25 74.29 S5At . wants Your Support in the f2AI 69.l6 7U9 a.20 76.39 35.70 llJS 12.00 IJS 9.00 Nov. 8th Election 12A4 U4 1100 9.00 24.11 12.44 2U7 11.00 :12.69 lUI 21.27 11.14 tA QUALIFIED CANDIDATE •5 YRS. EXPERIENCE AS A LEGAL SECRETARY •FULL KNOWLEDGE OF DEEDS & MORT· 11.00 1.00 45.00 40.00 14.04 11.04 11.:12 IU2 '-SO :U0 GAGES lA UFE LONG NATIVE AND TAXPAYER •A GRADUATE OF MERCERVILLE IDGH ' •DON'T FORGET .. . Our compltle line of SCliOOL . Unleo TINI 1rt 1110 on nit. • PLEDGE TO 'l1IE VO'l'E)tS, COURTEOUS, EF· FICIEN'I', i\ND ECONO!diCAL OFERATION OP' ·lllh11114dp . . . . I II' i 10-lnelllflll . ....ralllt-fllp Mlvn . : . 3-polnt hltct h•t-lutch ortiJ THE RECOIIDER'S OFFICI!: 11'4 e"tr& reiJlforced.to stand ap· Wuler ll>uahest concil- Cut •• . hllf-c:leafllf ij , Low.(js1 21o on~~ own latm; Caihoon. • L- . ' <..>·>~ ' J,l • > 'U co. L ·I' ' ;. • · R..r Mel11 Generol Hoopltal Jihoni 992·217f ' ·'z_,. '' ,. • ' I ' ~ J . MEIGS EQUIPMENT ' X MAXINE. . WALLACE . ,\., 1'011117 Cllll.,.· of ¥our e~olce ' ' r Vote For & $u · ., llon.s. ' • Let llli deDIDDitrate tho IH ~ '-' ' 10.50 . 7.50 'lllllrlhlc. -"'~ fqr ~teh<d Cl!llloi po+"er. All.:.steel houSinc• tt fult<ttMr _,.1,.. Iii · ~ t!JAO · 9.00· mountecllrm-clneiOptrt- ' llb•ihN) TRACTOR SALES SERVICE Formerly: Master •·eed & Seed Co. 3rcl & Sycumoro JH rotary cutter that's rt&bl ' Heary-ll•ty 410 o o LIST ,•tALl 1~14 TLW-Rog~ocap · z-.100.16 Super All PufiiOM 6 Ply Snow· blc-turlmowlng to · heavl brush -:leating . .. there 1 an advanoed .. d~!Jn Mofncll cut . .• IIIH ·~· ' ll'r~m •hiUi!. . MI... THEN TAKE lEW. H8UAID'S CHECK . . MAXINE WALLACE ...., - 22A6 19.66 t..-700xl6 Goodyur HI Mllor 6 Plr Rei. Rocap 22A6- tt.66 Staer-Duty 518 .. ult 1-67Glc1S TT B~og.-lltcop 3-Poillt, trailing. ond fa1t-Hitd! IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT •om.r.y; o. I '· -~---------------------·-----~~----~------~~------~--~~~--·• . (. \ .. ~ ' "''J .l / '- ' • I ' ° tny of t"-e, you haw 1 . bargain. Check thlt llatlng: Tin Salt·' If you can . ROTARY CUTTERS YOUR ·CHOICE tt:' Dlim•upset Democrat Candidate for Gallia Recorder ,.rea:; It is often sciid that •.• FIGURES DON'T LIE So let's take a look at a few . . . :·: ...... -,. ·, ·A4Y: • ":: The Portsmouth Times CNOTE: Th- figu,... do NOT include $2.781,424.59 which tho city put into invMtmtntl. For 114 YHrs A Depend1blt Portsmouth Institution Whllt tht 23 city departments controlled by tha ""'yor 1xcttdecl thtlr Member Associated Press Established March 23, 1852 Published dally except SUnday b)' Brush·Moore Newspapers, <Inc. eolltctiV. flnt·of.tht yur budga15 by a total of $2.537,944.59, during tht ~ 1Wf! .YIIf ~od. tnry ' A~le ,9~.. ~ : ~ · "-'! J ':'1 I : 'llllliUpll'atiOJt of hia own m~yor's oHlco, tht prtslnl Rtpublican Cofto ; '"""""'' candldata was provldlcl with a flrst..f.fhe year total of $18,349.19 (W !he two year period; but 1 total of $19,082.06 was lfi'IRI-n ...rage ol ~ ~· Appeals C'Ourt """"' ··.'\'~·... . '$732.27, One of the judlld,rracea Scioto County votera will-hel~deelde at the Nov. 8 tlen· ' eral Election Will be that of judge of the WI District Court·of Appeals. , For lblJ poat Tile Tliliea ll IUpportiag Homer E. (Pete) Abele of McArthur. Allele Ill nanning for eleetJon In the 15county dlstrlct and bas compUed a eood record of _p)lblle service in servlng In the Oblo Le~~~ alllt IS I U. S. repre~tnlaUve. · Abele bil bet1l acllllltted to the praclice of law before .U the state courts, the ll'ederal Dlstrlct Court and the Ulllted states SUpreme Court. He ls a member of the Vlnton ,County Law Ubrary board and hu served IS SC)ifc!ltor for McArthur a~~cl ~etlnll jlliiJe of the Vinton Counbl!Y Court. ·He ·H mld two ter1111 In the 0 o General Assembly In 1949·52 and served in the U. S ~ froiD the then lOth COnmastonal Dimlct in 1U63-k. Tlie •th ~ct Ap~s Court neecls some:beetj,J!C :\1~ '4:1J~bele can Rtve·the =::: of the other five City departments not 1111ly llv-!_ ~ wlthlntta·ltudgetllul had money loft over. Saturday, Oct. 29, 1966 poSt tbe atteiitlcin [t de•rves.) . r hi.,.an 2021 on 9oy ()'" ardpass Jnterceprn Bar Association and Portsmouth Times Tht following listing Is wh.ttts left from our Big I Notre Dame Crushes Pl'tt Abele Endorsed by. •• uward G. :t:-~•s:;::p~':!n. : 1141~~:: .>i • ! .,...,..'"""1 ZeDla.. FOR AN From Your Farm Service Center • Get a Bargain ' TAKE -for 6% interest on yout down payment (Cish, trtd•' in, or both), f1gured on a per annum basis from the time you I)UfChast to JuiJ 1, 1967. Now! ••. Find Your Size er... of New Holland COMING SOON • 11. died Th111114• ' •rter- at wu ltom i Wake Forest Blanked, 11 ::L :i. !::f:~ 8~~~~:!n.H: Jtqll, aon of Mh. eron CltJ, and * :...0 1J1t7 111.ereblllt and Arm)' Vettran of world Tbl game's IIIII ICGl'l came on a drive folloWing the aecond· ..id Naw,9-7 . 4Smashing NEW ====~==============~ that are of to lo' - Sell or no givefurther away useiiemsl you. - Oet Merything rudy lor the move. Pack with unpacking I WATCH . Sbe BY PATSY L GLASS in mind. Seal and label cartons ant records from schools, doc- ::~ ~~ ~u~a ~ ~ Jbt. AgeJit, Home EcoDOmiCI as to COntents and location in tors, lawyers, and insurance as• lilary JidwiJU laJn1M... JIU' JIWio Gl"'· "'••h til ho ll'-... _...l. to Cbarlall AtUtur .Jenklnl \ook wo ........, e me. ,_.,. p.....ing cbarg- ents. Check with some of these .,_ .. ..,.. 1'1, mt. ,.. bo ,... Moving to 1 oew home! ea down by pacl:lng some Jtems people where you Hve now to =:" ./:: :,.0:: ,,_,";"..': ,.! Statistics show that one in yourself but let the profession- see if you can get references vlvlllt are samuel Jenkins ot Pte... every five families move at al pack the Ul'l: ......akabies. Mov· on d-~·rs, insur•~ agen•·, aatoa. Calli.• lin. c. •· Dolm. ot u.;w ... ..._._ .o Cleveland, and Btn• N. leldnl, of least once each year. Whether m are nat re!ponsible f 0 r etc. where you are moving. Rt. 1, TI!Ufdllll, Tben .,.. m 1nMchDdren, aDd on Jnlt p-uuldllld. YOU move across the street or breakage of articles that you r- Cancel services and deliv- A bruthlr w t~~&er .... deceued. acnu tbe eountry, some plam- pack-. ertes of milk, newspapers. latJD.. :!rJ~U: ~ lllDc can make the job mler. Make · arr~~~gemenll to "-· and utlliUes Be sure to ...,..., ........._ .,,. burtol . . -.1, ' iD t1t.a ellurcb oemetarJ UDder diCbeck this liJt of suggestions to transport valuables and pets pay final bills before you move. r«Uon ot tbe waucb • Halle7 • ~ work and costs at a min- or plants. Check to see H the - Cleek with utiUty or ap. Woad l'uerat t~o~M. tmum. plants you have can be ear- pliance companies for sugges· Of ;...... 1mr ""'''"'· It, • , ...,..,. • • • Ccllllllbua, and naUve of Gallia - Contact one or more rec- ned across state lines. Some tions on moving Iarce applianc. couaw 4Jett ta coltnbbUt Moad.aJ ommended moven foc an es.. states have strict laws on this. es 1uch u refrigerators or freer u:'C:::..':-'i~L,!~ timate of charges. Cost depends - Send change of address no.. en. Have apntiances discon- ato. he wu • l:!llllDetl!lllker and .h of •·-'•bin Y.' fonllll- Jnall.lltr of tht Z a11• 1 on the we l&~'t •wliU:I gs, tlces to the post office, the in.. nected and serviced on moving Lodp. a. wu bom 1a asWpou.. oa the distance of the move, the surance companies, creditors, day. AUI. :s. 1107, ... w. ,.... s. lime required to _load nnd un- hanks, magazine publishers, and A little planning ahead oo load, the the serv1ces the com· newgpapers. your part will make moving ?any provides. Set your moY· - If you are movlll8 to a day a llUicll ·happier one of you IDg date as early as possible. different city, collect imporl·and your family. I P: Duke Sinks 1 .......""' . . . . . ......... ·· 1 ,:or ':toll N-• -..... L 1"ven to Make Movm" g Eas1"er Ch k Li G ec ~ rn Ill -a "',m Utili ,.. ...._ ....., " '"' ' II· B-yard maroh, wu tbe :=~·~ ;on a blulteey and clay before IO,(Iaf opeetators that gsve Coach Woody Hayes hll lootb vletoey In 16 10110ns at Ohio Georg~a• BJitz P·ay·s Of£' Ga·to'rs Toppled 27 to 10 erocrllD Week's Roundup PNI hallbl~ Bo llhreaiAitlld qaln Ill the waning times onlv to Jose out on penalt¥. Komowa'l ~ttelnple< Rein ran back from the I& to IICICOII4II when they drove to the fumbles and pais interceptions. field g~ WQ wide. , the 011tJ 41. · · !nciJal'l <Jae.Jarcl line on a The second time· Indiana got Stetls~ee Of the Ohio ~to 1bt Bui!keyet aearly 101tied yird ~b. the bull, a drlye to the Ohio lnd(PI1a foot~all pm-i · ' for a 'flelcl &oil on 1be drive; . Bill a field .goal attempt by Stale five fizzled wllen quarter- ~~~ o, St. illi>' when Gary Calnla 'kicked 0111 cairrul'!rom the II was Wide bfefi Jl'rallk Stavtoff fumbled on IFtrst downs . : . .. .. . . ·ft .t lrnm the IDdiiDI 28, but dlllo wiUi 11 Mc~Widl· tem•I•Jng~ · · · IIi attempted 1111ak. lie recov.l llushlng yardage _. . . . ~ 14~ State lrept IOinl wbea a)'Oididl 1bt 'Oiild Slate viotorY was ered and his attempted pus !Passing yardage . .. . !IWtt penllt;y agslnst the Hooslera the MCOlld agllnlll tbree ios&el was kllocked down. Ill the 'Passes . . . . . . 11·17 1~ pve OlltJ the baD <~~ . lba II· In 1bi B1C Ten, and the laecond 'period, tile HoosierB IPasseB btercepted bJ 1! • yard lint. ' lludcliyll ..,. lOW S4 oreNIJ. drove to the Ohio State 1wt aad Fumbles lost . . . . . . . . t > 1 From lbere, Mlback Paul lndlau, · llhleb will 1101 plaJ 1Dave Kol'llO'Wa allelnpted a Yards penaltzed .. , . :Ill ·154 Hudaon banged to the alna llld .Oblo . StaW· 1P1D llllW lllll, jfleld soal from the II that was Score by quarters: .. ,._,, Long hit Hubbard with I · paa alter 1 ·Joni lllllntarrupted wide. Oblo Stale .... , . . 0 d'fT.._ ~ ' on the ~ and he spun loole l..ne., Ill n0w W.l Ill lila Tht Hoosiers lhreataned se- Indiana _... _. . . o 0 o o ~ ( for the toudldown. . C«lferttlce. rJouoly II the start of the iastl Scoring: . Tht Buckeyes, Odtplayed The lloollt1'l dominated play period, but a drive to the Ohto l OHIO - Hubbard ;g) a throughout the first ball, and lbruleaed llriolll!y tbrte Stale 10 stalled with an offside irom Long (Calms kick) . MSU Clinches Share of .· Title, Rips low I TRENDS ,, ' IW.AMAZOO, Mich. (UP!)- period and the vl&ltorg scored BOWLING GI\EEN, ObI Western Micblpn wrapped up on a 12-1arc1 pass from Roo 0. (UPI) - P. J. NJilr87, at leu! a share ol Its first Lucca to Bob Houmard with 011- !ng for the flral Ume this E ~Amarlcu Conlemlce foot. Jy !econda tell Ohio scored • 11011, eompleted J.a of 23 paiSC!S 1 ·· laJl UUt since IIK7 with a 1).11 gain In the final mlnuiel on a for U'l yn and one wla over Ohio University Siluro 12 ·yard DeLucca pass to J17 doWII Satu!dly to P'f::~:J day, Maupin. ing Green to 1 IH M Sopbomon Tim Majerla Western's other TD came In can Contereoce football win EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPlhls way to a BJg 10 I'IISbJni 71 7arc1s In a 'IS-1Jircl Mlcblgan Iowa shocked the state substitute luUback Regia Co dashed acrosa the goal line the lhlrcl period oa MaJelts'a er Marshall for Ill Halfback Cllnton Jooes ctem. reeord Saturday as MJcblgan state drive In tile lhlrcl quarter defense by marching tNl yards der and the Spartw eo , twice 01 runs of ooe and eight el&ht.)'Brcll'llll. llrai&hl defeat. llahed Iowa with touchdown Stale pounded tbe Hawkeyes 18 and aeored hlllhlrcltono.hdown pn seven playa for a touchdown be headed. YR behind lbe potent Jl8ll' 1'11111 of 70, II and two yn oa to 7. 1be vlctGiy 'c linched at O! the game on a two,yarcl dive. pn the firs\ series of plays in Washilll!ton scored on the ing Hlllck of qaarlerbacl: Jim least a lie for !hi' Sparlana' nt-lDsa· waa the Gill! lD ,t il lhe game, with Tony Willianu play of the quarter on a 53-y 1l4nl8lld. Tilt oontest ""' W<liiCI straight Big It UUe. gamel for the 4f0WIItrodden punchllll! the last yard lor the pass from Raye and pilyed belo.-e 17,t10 chiUy !au · Jonea totalad J8l 7ards In II Hawkeyea, who onl)' lui -a: toucbdown. again just befilre the ball 8 after 10 IIebei Gil " carries to crack the :139-yarcl snapped I 16-ilame losing The Spartans marehed right on a 10-yard loa sandwi lltraped !rom the lll!ld. 9 rushing record held by IUIDols' streak. back, however, aa Raye passed around Dick Kenney's field M$rle'• flrll touclliowo JACKSONVILLE Fla (UPI) The Jim Grabowlld mlchray In the ldcblgan stata eod Gtme 15 yn, nnd Bcrambled ·,14 and Jones' Ill-yard ruo. : alDe 1111ar the end of the first • · ...... He the -••·"'added the ·-'· '--·""' "'· . dogs blitzed Florida quarterback Steve off bls ouuu quarter. lilt on w-....to reeord y...,. to set up his own one- Jones, who ~....... ..,. CJ1IIrllr Iller an 11-play drive feet and u et the aeventb-ranked Gaton tlpll. ell · bond! while Spartan aubstitutee book onslaucht by SN!t!hlnc a yard dive for a toucbdown. A season's rushing lulal to t'l4 ~ked by Boreland's 38-yarcl on the Btef:u.oner running of fullback Ron 80ilTH Bl!lND,~ki:'J) - ran out the eloc:ic In tile slzlb pair of touchdown paasea from blocked kick, however, left the yards In eight games, ec:oredbla 0 re- llraight conference win lvr the l u n t o r quarterback J I m m y Sparians Ira!Iiiii! 7~. PNIIil and Dave MDllanl. Bor.. The victory before a erowd of 62,820 gave the Bull· Eddy'a 115-y last louchdown in the~ lllld lilt Moitarcl a&aln early In dollS a good shot at the eo-championship of the Southeu- tum for one touehdown and Dation's aecoocl-ranked team. Raye. The catches save him a Washington caught two pagses period and Cavender ::.,~ perJod tb e tern Conference and put them iii the major bowl pleture. lldwen'a =~ted After the two losing apectacu- career totil of 15 scorllll! or.. the next Spartan •eries to again in tbe fourth quarter a IIICGVe their - The Georgia BulldGtls lorNr:'D from med lsr &coring runs, Jooes pileclup receptions, a school record. set up a touchdown by 15-yard run. I own Florida quartebacl: Steve ame • 1 Ohlo'a Joe Allea reeovered a rter off hll teet nnd Georgia now 71 for the lnlll • 404 triumph over li,J' WaaiA!nl &he seventh-ranked Gatora IIWOil, unbea;o Ill confer· It 8 ~~~~:!:t.~!; 1l ., ~ Saturday on the ence pilll'o ~ win at Jeut wa ""' " _ , l'tllllllliC of fniJback Ron Of the SEC cbamplonablp, now win 'll1tbont 1 delelt lor ANN ARBOR. Mich. (UP!) - ···rbacl: Diet VIdmer, who bad rain before 59,322 shiverilli lhis brother, ldlcblg ' eoicb The victory before a crowd Is also 7-1 lor the season. Fightlllg Iriah. Bot until Eddy 1 Illinois' Bruoe Sullivan ram- not bad a pus Intercepted In a fans. Bump Elliott, ln 112,1120 gave the Bulldogs a . run opened the seeond ball, the bled 98 yards on an Ten game this aeason. 1be The will was the first lor Ibetween teams abot at the . f Jenkins ran 20 limes for 88 fabled lrlsb offense stumbled pass witluaven mtoutea to was played In snow and -Dlinols eoacb Pete Eillott over two former - •J : lbe Southeastern y" and hallbaek stntleied, and the taadout .Saturday to give the Dllnl ANIW'CI.JII, lid. CUP1) _ and put them In tbe major bowl Wheeler pil!kecl up 42 yards ~ish be 21-21 opoet win over ldlchlpn. ....~. llP"•~IIICll:-'-fll Bob picture elgbt carries lor Georgia. ' gan to Sulllvan'a IDterceptlon eame .,... .........e" Mathe· resemble tha 1211111 wblcb had on IDiendad for Mlclll .... son blotbd I punt on lila laat Florida, unbeaten unlll Satur. Spurrier was held to IU yarcls allowed only four touclliowns In ~ ~~ Cl wbo • " ' pbiy cilhllblrcl period ud then dq, ICOI'e the first lime II puslng as Ill complated 16 of seven &lllllC!II. II waa Schoen's ~:' 8 llchoo:O~ tor idelrld 1 2l·JIId tleld goal four lila baD on an !IS-yard drivt lllrowlni, 111111t of lbe lin» oa re1um which gave the II' lion during tbe 8 1 playa later 8llurclay to &a!n tbe waa cUmaxed by one • the run. · a II,. iead, that furnished I~~ tile nation'• 'i.:in1 Blue Dtnlll I .., triumph over loucbdownraham plunge by OUtelandln• In '-"'·• the impellll lor lltiee fmal·JIC!l' . receiver.' aught 11 toues for Navy. . G McKeel. But • ........, touchdowns Malbaaon bloebcl John Clllon l(aln were never able cbarpla Bulld01 dafalw · 170 yn and nne ,louchdown Clurch't punt 111 the Navy ~ CII'OII tile 1011 line, tbougil wu Z»-pound sophomore to boost his season a total to , yarc~.u.e tnd four playa tater clid set • 211-yard field goal Bob Sbantnl, • w m catches. with :DID btJ1n1 1 fourlb , Wa701 Barfield. reported Injured. earller Ill Sullivan also lnter~ted an!'· ~ ~tnallon 0. tile Jenkins wn the w.t and • ..,.1 PIJICie4 B other pass by Mlcb•gan quar· The Republican c•ndlch1te fpr Congress in the Ohio 10th Navy lour, Matheson booted 1 for the Bulldogs offensively, start the game. "V AIIKANSAS WINS Diatrid 11ys we must red. . SloY~iinment spending. But doe_fte , 21·)'8rcl n.I4 &01) wllll 13:15 searing one touchdown and LlTl'LE ROCK, Arl:. (UPI) J1q~llal. Ill lilt pme. keeping the altacii.IDOVIn!J WIMin'ON SALEM, N. C. _ Arkansu linebacker pr1dica What he preaches? Here are figures tak•n diredly (rom .; . .~vy .~ desperately to Ill finally 801 on the track (UP!) - VIrginia Tech, held Cooper ploked ad errant " . . I ln ebec* lila firll bell, scored past out ol I thick for- IIIII ... 'Ill b IIIII I& mlntlleti, lba aeeond ball. the books of the Llncnter City Auditor's office covering the two But altar movlag to tile Duke But It. Wlll the defense that on a hro-yanl rnn and a 40-yard turned 11 37 yards for a toncJ>. 2t llnebacl:er Andy Beeth made WOll tile game, field goal Ill the second Iliff to clown to lee a 11·20 Southwest , y11ra during which the Republican Congressional c1ndid1te a diving loleiceptloo of a John SpUl'l'ier and plcl:lng off shnt out Wate Forest 11.0 Sat. Conference victory over tile I ~paula 1111 end 101111. JnterC:etttona litlnsl the stat. i H41 urday. . Owls Seturclay. served 11 p1rt-time mayat of l1ncaster: Mlchr17 In the period, Cllurch quarterback, who had given umph over ldnryllll!d Tailback Tommy Franclseo - - -attempted • &1-ylrcl field 1oa1 only two ln the first seven despite 1 plunged two yn lvr the uv LOSES %1-t . ~ 1lllh lbe wind at hll baek. The gamee. rampag6by · ·' . . game's only laQclldown midway BIRIIINGHAM, Ala. / 1964 ball blt the crou bar a n d Safetyman Lyno Jluglte~ lot PutNDa wtlllln mlnuiel Ill the final period afll'r John Alabama's ball-llawkilll! defense Totti Totaillucitll Aulhorbecl bouncld away. two of the lntercepllons. and ran the fourth period. UUD made good oo a 411 - yard provided the unbeateo Crimson Actually By City Council AI Beginning ,Roger Hayes llltereepted. lllill one of them bacll 39 for pme • Wlmllna field goal In the lhlrcl period. 'nde with two touchdowna Spent of Year ll!IDther Cartwright PISI ~ tho the ~od the MeCIIId period, the only Fullbaek Eddie Bulheiler car- Saturday in a-21-t victory Duke 31 with 1:31 remaining in that put Georll'• ahead for score actually set rled the hall for a two - point LSU In a regionally televised $5,429.361 .15 23 City Depertmonh .... . .... .. ... .. $4, 190,603..40 the lime to ciiDcb lbe victory. first tbpe. offenle, carried 0 JR. eonverlloD Iller Francisco's SoulbeQtem Conference game Controlled by Mo)'lllr ......., Kicking specialist Bob also had three l!llrl[ points. touchdown. before 11,500 fans. $ 109,280.73 The Otht!' 5 Departments ... , •. . .. . $ 117,726.45 .....-. TRRIU.ER eonlrlbuted field goals ol29 and r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iil;i;;;;;;;-.-............ ,lJNJVERSlTY PAliK, Pa. IS yards for th8 Bulldogs, who Including Park Commiukln IUPI) - Beefp Larry Csonka irailed I~ at lila ball but nnd fleet-looted Floyd LJtUe to llfe after Intermission. 1965 teamed up on a 411-Yard fourth- Quarterback Kirby Moore ~uarlel' toucbdown drJve Satur- circled and for the Dnai Georgia $5,292,860-73 ·: 23 City Dtptrtmtnts ......... . .. . ... $3,985,228.07 to giw 8yracuae a 12-10 touchclown with Jurt m aeeonds Controlllcl by Mayor ~ over Peon State. left to tum the game IIIIo a $ 142,107.49 !; The Othll' 5 Departments . . . ........ . $ 157,671.31 Including Park Commlstlon a.n ~ 0 rn I aovertnc alne ' " on 8D :ue :c:e :r· Jndiana,· ' ":a C • I· " ~ •·;, . The ',l,'lmea fee& ~.eJectton to the post ft~~~=~~ in tbf· general " . .• I QUESTION: ' ' .. c -· .,, ' KEEP WALTER.H. MOELLER ~::_·-~~i~ ~· CONGRESS . . .. ' ' C:Oncentratlon that 1' I ··~· ,, ; ., · I • •• o ''1 · he helped Itt things roiRna ~pin" -J.. ."'" \ -~( tlli-fqr.~ ~::· Qllftll. 0. i ' �: ~ . . '· ' ;; .. •· : . ,, ''; , "' . , • ,. ' rrt• . · ~ . 11tne to I. ~. .~ ·!;!:: ' · y, ,. .·' ·· '. ~ 1 ' ~j' Fi~re · ~1966 ,' ~ ~- ~· • ·. ··· : ijr . ·Net . i', -·~ 6 , . . " , , ' Slllll!81• ~- 1,1tee 6'T ; -t Uwel JGUI' Del tu ot - " 1 II tb8)' - lo ,.. OllltroQIJNri!l)'l!lf,L'fliVII_ ....... pei'JIIt trofits otrthe .·.:Fat.rit =~~::a::~:; I . ' . . . ,c · · By wa~ the diDiDtl GillieS llllbe rallDI Gil blf~l eonslderlllta. •_... ... 1 ., eJ•'.....,, ._ . . · · of UveS!Dck aDd .. -•· the rul·r . · , ... u a -...,t agllmt ...Jr 11 comm....ty, ralsln&;Bvestoot year he wW ............... me.nt. •. . -. a1ao by 11. Up Ulllll octoller ,..,.... " - II one tu IIIII yeer IDcome Ill oa tho annual Ia- or poulf!'Y, tn tha operaUon 11 111111lhl, from " - 10, 1811 ClmeralJy ~ben !I no walcblng lhe llmllli t1 purellalo iJ!g wu tile _ . as '"" yea ' 01 the "" ll1i · ~ 'lllllcb Ia bladli!d dlfferealb' eQIJie tu reiUI'Il. .If lbe claim maaqement. c:onservaUon, Jm. to December Sl, 1811. between i u ru · oj fertilizer feed, seed, aDd bu1 IIIDce tile passage :~ . ~ !be eDCI o( !be year it baa been in pmlous for lbe gas tu 'exceeds the in- provemem, er mainlenance of The credit Ia clalmed wllen aod a g(!Od larla• business !!UJ!plles, near iht ead ol lbe new blll 01 October 11 • Decem· .! '· "~'1 approac_blag, many years. Tbls Ia !be federal Ia come lax otherwise owing, the biB farm or ils tosia 1; in band- filing the incOme to return cbion,,but wbea a choice - It lneome wiD bii higher ber, 31 • 1161• 8 fanll has PJ,· ,, 'eo:s are considerins hew !bey on gasoHne, lubrlcatiDg oil, die- balance will be refunded to the IIIJI, drying, packing,, ll'Bding 1ar lbe currenl year. be maa., ,tha ooe usual. Selectlni the COl" 000 of •ll8ible purcbaaeB L~at maaqe lbelr opera~oa to and special motor ~ fanner. or slorlng any agricultural or If firm OjlUIIAirl purcltase lbt targv ilet lllcome after method of depreclatllll OD be C8D take 7 per ·cent Inves~ · · ~ ~ most aet profit. Jn. was put oa fuels which Another change ,Ill the .Jaw horlicullural commodity lD tts lubricatlnJ oil which !Qcluded • l!louJd •be foliolJ!d , . . capital purchases ioade during meat credit dedu<fioa. ~i!d m ~· Is how they were 1D he usi!d on hllhways. provldts for a :_.:.!l.. o1 the ullllianuladur.i!d stage. In . the the s11 cenla a pUon las, then A peraon must be very lbe year IJ aiao a IDoiiD watch. Farmers also sboold remem· adjust then' sales program F tell """~"' · b the U Income Is hiSh, !ben t he her lbal somellmes !bey want ncei::O~~=~~=~:~~ as bave as olhor cent a gallon fi!deraltax oa plantinc, cuiUvaling, CarliJI for II. is of also 1e ID get a re· ·serOil! of sales inpressure fast method should be sei-~-•, •- increase their tax llabllily, ve moat favorable IU :t~a~rm:ers~:users, been 11011• able sil lubricatilll til used llher thaa or cutting- ol trees. . lund thispossi amount of IU paid. bey eapltal assets erdet """"' "' a refund ol !be loot in a highway motor vehicle. Gasollno used off the fann, It is important that the farm· !Po ldvaatage of the for depreciation. lbe obje<llve may · ' be to in· per Ballou li!deral excise Thus, In addition ID a credll such as on · the blgbway for er keep records of the · date fallon llll!llnvealllleqt Mr. Moore points out that II crea1111 tuable incOme rather 111 lbe gallllllne Uli!d 011 for lbe gas IU, farmen are lrllllportiiJI livestock. feed that gasoHne or oll wu pureb- j\eclllo iave ta~. This Is V8lY. lmportalit !bat farm th~ decrease In ordl!!" l9 1 II tho•ir !arms lor farming )lUI' aJao entilled to a credit lor lila Cfi!JII ·or· equipment Is not con- aaea, name of lbe and reauns Ill ,.me cases, ~ecords are camplete, lnelud· cewe sooial security ~~ ful Ill the past tblJ - fll. .ua on cedalD .lubricallnl oil .. . llderi!d•larmlng purpoaes aai. munber of gallons purchased. excessive overhead costs. mg depreciation schedules, In· One of tha miNII Pnn 11 "'-on~.an aanaal blsls uslRfl Ju. Farmers interested In 1h 11 !bet IS gasollhe used ·tor' lawn John L. Moore, Exlenaloa ~ess· tranaaclloos are made ""sbnent credit allowances, tools of any form Is lhe Ia • I ID June 3llth as the taxable Income tax credit can secure a mowing, or processing, pack&g· Economist, Farm Manag.,. IIO!ely In an effort to fann magazines - newspapers record book. The Exteoslon : II ~~and a claim was filed small leaflet from lbe Exlea· lag, or canning operations. ment, Ohio Stale University, In i!Jcome 181, net farm income dues to farm orf&nlzatloas, and vice bas two very comp a 1 II three months. slon Offlce which goes into de· 1be period to claim credit is his monthly letter on farm alter taaes may aclually portions ol uti!IU&s bWs ID cov. books, each of which 11 ay 1• 1be law now provides thai tall 00 this. Briefly fanlllng tile llrst run tax year, begin- manasement 11p1 on income las lf)WII'. er expenae ol room used for able at cos~ from the l!:xlm· lll&:rmtJra are ao longer requiri!d PIII"JIOII"S Include cullivaUng lllDa alllir JIUle 30111, IJ66, u decilionll, states lbat Income Gtoenll7 11 1s important farm office, etc. sloa Office. Either of these file a 1111parate claim lor the the liU raisin& or harvesUng lilt Janner uses this calendar tax like many fann costs caa fiii1DOnl to aveld wide II children actuually do farm books volll help farmers do a lax. lllstead the will take lbe any • ...jcultural or borlicullur' ..ar.lot bfs · tu year thea this/ be reduced by •lOCI manage. Uons in lDoome from one work, lbeb II I• possible to pay better Job of !arm manageY .... '' · • them regularly as you would ment as well as reporUng cor,. . • ·y· ,. '" ... IIJ.A=~~ ·· ~ · ~ . . : ,;,...... "t I f \ ~ 0 Ill ,... r- Ill :11:1 ., .,.. rn ... ::1: rn Ill n Week Short Coors e Offered Young Farmers ::MARKE::r u:l:..T.;.~:u= ::: . · . By Brysoa R. Carter be given so that time eonlliets Milk QuaUiy and SanllaUon (2), Course fee.lor 0~ Reslden~~ Applications. for ad~sslon Ellension Agen~ Apic. do not occur in seeond year Pasture Improvement and For· !Includes tuition, tiel~ trip should be mailed well m calHa Coual)l student schedules: ~ge crops (3), Soils and Ferlil· and laboratory materia~s), $75; 1vance of the !'f'"nlng .date of An eight • week short coors~, Courses m Horticullure, Dal· 11)1 ~), Alllmal Brei!dlllg and Board ~ room, $2011, BoQks tha course. This will 8ld Ihe "Science aod Businell8 In Agn ry Cattle Seleelkln and Poultry Selection (4), Assembly (Z), and Supplies, $20 and Parking coUege Ill making advance ar· culture for Young Farmers," be· Science are delete\! from this ColllllllllllcaUoa U), permit, $5. To~ $3ll0. rangemen~. II the student .deJanuary s on the Ohio year's program due to previous Elective - Farm Power. Non residents fees are the sires al~ m securing housmg, II<~<••• University campus. low enrollmenl If sufficient in- Swlae Mula:emeal .l'nlram same exeepl In the case ol lbe housmg reservation request The anJque program is de- terest Is expressed lor courses (30 cl... boura) - Feeding "Course Fee" which II $150. should be included .with lbe apsigned to give iMiruction to in these areas ~· year, they Farm Anlmala 16), . Animal An effort wW be. made ~ UcaUoa for ad~Sion. those persons Interested m may be offered 1n next year's Hea~lb (4), Farm Busineas An· bouse lbe •!OO"Dts m •. donm· The prospective shorkourae pruduclloa agriculture as a program. alysiJ (I), Solia " Feilnity (2), lory 00 . or Dtar lbe Ob•o Slate studeal who I& eligible for Ihe 11 ~::r Studellia must be high II the enrollment In any Grain lr Cash Crop Productloa Unlvera•ty campus. U aapce ~ abould fill 001 . . tb~ II' araduates, or hove COW'I!O fails to reach tha utab- (f), Swiae Managemoot (f), Is DOl · available, !bey wUI be Appllcalloa lor Adml!imon satisfactory wort erperience llshed quota, this course may Farm Power (4), Aaaembly (2) aided In (ooallDg 1allslaclory tDd man II back as soon as and be al least 19 years old. be withdrawn. aod Coaununlcatloa (1). accommodaUoas off campus. poaslbl~ to tile Director of Pracllcal !arm experience is Core ...........,, of lllltnlclloll Elective - Farmstead Jm. Students wiD UIO cafeterias or Sllorl Courses and Conferences. II do•sir:•ble bul not IJea!saaty. (Fint year slodenil to lelect provement. may select their own eaUIJI Col!tsct the County , Prograw ol ~011 In- one program). crop Production Beet Maal&emut Procnm facWtles. OlfJce for en appUcation. II dude crop production aod man- and Management Program (ZI (29 cl... hours) - . BIRTHS, DIVORCES agement, beef, dairy an4.111111e class ilours) - faaittre Jm. Farm Animals (6), managei!U!Ill. Faculty members provement aud Forage Qlops Health <4), Fann Business REAL ESTATE of the College of .Agriculture <3): Farm . Business Analysts Analysis (3), Soils and FertiJJ. DEATHS, MARRIAGES and Home Eco~rmcs and ~ (3); Ma~keting Fann . ~ucts ty (2). Pasture Improvement •-;.~!!~ ,::~~~·or 011• !:: !:~ :~::U':':~l'::e,b;!~ Agriculture SerY!ce (3); Solis and Fertil1ty 12): Forage Crops (3), Beef wmm~ D. H...,, .... th.ruo• '' Lo'"· Chari•• nm•· serve as instructors. Grain and Cash Crop Produo- agemeut (4), Farm Power O.alllpolil: " ~hto~ ~ ~~ ~~~~: Each student may 10lect one lion (4); Farm Pesil and_ Wei!d Assembly (2), ,.,...;'~":.,~ ~ ~";. ~~ 0~ of the followmg core Pro- Control If); CommanJcat•on (I) (1). • · Rill. B<. 1• .......,, ...,...,., """' . . ""' '"' '"'· ~• ••• ~ams secor~ .to bis area of and ~mbly (2). Electives - Fa~ Pests and t:SOru~~; :~a.MJ~..!~.:~ b"l':i.:, ln..,:.=·~ or.~;. mterest.J In addilloa, a student Electives - ad Farm Macbln· lDg Wei!d Control or Animal Breed- ' '" •· . both •• . . - H.,......_ ....,.,.. .,,. hoM "'"'"' " ..,., ~ add! · aJ 1 and Sel......' - Mr. ad lin. Lulr W. DOe• at llmer'1 Home lor Fullerall may se ect up 1o nrv tiOn ery, Farmste mprovement, Q;won. ~Kond A.,.,, O.JUpaJP. 1011o w burial wu 1n <:•Jvary cemete17 II :::,~s nol already Included Milk Quality aad Sanitation. Eltpoues - The average · " ~~. "::":~;.., ......,. ., ... .,__ II his ,~ore program which Dairy Malllp!meot Proaram al expense lor !be elght ""' ..... Go> .,.,.. w.. ,... ...... " · • NU"" do not confl'ct In I"une Wl'th (31 cIass bours ) - Feedi ng vanes · Irom ........, .,_ to .-,. .,,. •· ''· " Holzer ,,..,.,... ""' ....,, • 1nm""' 1 w .. 111ec1 ., TJw...-.,. mornin 1 •t Ills CIIUI'Sel. Second ye~Ui'l: ~~ ~~Ii<~l, Animal inclq boald, room, . books :.."'7r .\!:..~' ,!::"'1.',~ tltull may lelect ooursol 'fioli! "' (4), Producllon l!ld course feel. It doel 1/1~' "' -•"'· ""' aoy area for lbelr prpgram. and Herd M'naaemenl <4), Include tranaportalloa,. clothing """' ~::" u. ~..~-:;: ';;"!::· ~ Careful coJJS.ideraUon should Farm Business Analysil (J), or apeming money. DIATHt cw w111: H51.I~~ \~om 2~':7 I Week'S -1 .,:•=.. "'"'" ="v:.;.. .-... .... ... m % :G Ill Ill a .. = -·- - - Mn. lutll taMUfll .IMddM. "· a Nil- CheckList ·· Given to Make Moving Easier BY PATSY I. GLASS In mind. Seal and label car!Dna ErL Ageat, Home lconoml('l 81 to contents and location in "~••· the "--·. ,•• I,;INlf~ ""--•. - "-•'-v uutlU: K--r .... ~· Mowinll' to I new home! down by pa""'·· IODlO lte ms ••• ,...,. Statistics show that one but Jet the professionevery fWe famllies move pack the bro-~-bles. MOV• .,.. least ODet: each year. are not responsible for you lllOve across the street or breakage of articles that you lei'GIII tbe country, aome , '*'I ean make lbe job - Make ., · m~ments to Cbecl: Ibis Ual of auggesllons to transport valuables and pets II gap .....t and coets al a min- or planla. Check ID aee II tha imum. - Conlact one or more rec. IIOtmDendoed moven for au Umate ol charges. Cost on lbe weight of plants you have can be car· tied across stale lines. Some states have strict laws on this. -Send change of address no. llces to the post office, tho In. ot .Rt. 1, Thurman. neu ani records !rom schools, tors, lawyers, and insurance o•·. ~-"'" -'th INIIK. _._. of . _ \A~ " ' people where you uve now see if you can get references Rio Sbe wu bom ill I.J.reooa fwp., ...,. '"" """""' .. •nn .. ,.._ ....,. -.ra..:CA~t I# ltUI 'fbo P t lvtl Wftli"' Ntf ''tiW 1 W '~,tiftrtr Ve(- ~.....lilt ·...,. " • - 0 ...,,.... ,.., 'flvina: &re samuel Jeakh•• o1 Plealuton. CaUf.• Urt. B. Dolan, -' Cl.veland, ad Men N. llllldnl. ef w -~ Jlli:JI B•n~ .., . ...,.,o-r"'""'" . ~ wUI be held SUHfif " .• It tb.e .hrtersan An$• ~••ptut Chl!rm ot Huaune· on doc'-, ms· ur·oaon•·, c. WJ.D .....,. -a .. ~oe~ etc. where you are moving, Rt. 1, 'l'burm&L TMH art tlK JI'Md· toll "ot 'ftiOit, ht .... • member. Rev. ciiUdren. and 01111 JI'Ut rraadchu4. hHpb Cl.lpmab ol ClaWpoliJ v;UJ of· . r- Cancel servjees and deJiv. " broth.r aDd ,..... ... ae.uecL &late IAil bu:rlll '111111 " ill Huxtuun ertes of milk,.newspapers, laUJ)o ::rc:~..: ~ ~= oemet.rr. dry, and utilities. Re sure ID ;';:'""::"..::::-:,:;,..,;"~~:. pay final blllJI before you move. '""""" ., ,.. Woulh • """'' - Check with uUHty or , _ ,_.., . _. pliance companies for sugges- ~"":;!;:;; ~~:,";;'~; lions on moving Iarce appl~anc> i es aucb as refrlgeratDrs or ..0~"'"• ers. Have appliances di~:l nected and serviced on m I i• !• ite'~to I,,============:;====~ that -Sell are of or no givefurther away use you. - Oet "lf'Jiblng ready the move. Pack 1litb uapa<:'klog I TAKE 4Smashing NEW . 3-Point, trailing, WATCH ' ' ! . of New Holland FOR AN I ! •• r• COMING SOON i' • '. From Your Farm Serviee Center ••• ' ~ ~. Navy,9-7 It is often said that ••• ~ ' ' FIGURES DON'T LIE So let's take a look at a few . . . ~·- Distrld Pys - must redU<e goVernment spanding. But daeJtll pradiCI What he .pr,uchn? Here ·Ire figures taken diredly f.!Om thellooks of the l.lncnter City Auditor's office covering the two Central Soya of Ohio ' Vf'! . I Formerly: Master Feed & Seed Co. 446-2463 !HIIipolll, o. lrcl & Sycamore · -~ T"'al Budget Authortllll BV City Council At Beginning of YHr Get a Bargain 23 City Departmenll ............... . $4.190,603.40 $5,429,361.15 Controlled by Maw• The Oth.. S Departments .... , . . . . . $ 117,726.45 $ 109,280.73 .: Abele Endorsed by. •• The following lilting 11 whets left from our Big TireI Sal•' If you can u.. any of ' " - you have a . I l LIST . ~ALl 9.00· .7.50 -;::;:::::::= 10.50 12.ifo . •...,-22M Goldrur HI Mllor 6 plr Roi- IIMip 22_.. t-100.16 Supor All Puf110oo 6 Ptr Snow· 2-J'50x20 10 PLY SNOW NIW z-..:75~ 1.0 PLY RIG. NEW l-650till RICAP TLW SNOW J-4Gix16 RICAP TTl INOW 1-100x14 RICAP TLIINOW 1~15 RECAP TLI INOW ~0.14 HI LEVIL Nl!W TLW 1-710.15 WIDI W. Tl; lt01.....1-ICIOKIS TLW RIG. NIW t-710.11 TLI REG, NIW 1-710.15 RECAP-REG. TLW li!CAP 10 PLY Rli;. 16 2 lUI 6 PLY FRONT TIIACTOR 2-750x16 I Rll 6 PLY PIONT TIIACTOR 4-41~ LAWN MOWIII TilliS - 19.66 19.66 19~'• 71.M 99 \ 79.25 74 5.5.11 92.AI 6t.U 76Jt IUO 76Jt 35.70 11.75 MAXINE The rortsmouth Times WALLACE For 114 Y11n A Dependable Portlmouth Institution Member Associated Pre!s Published dally except Sunday Established March 23, 1852 by Brulh-Moore Newspapers, Inc. wants Your Support In the Saturdt1y, Oct. 29, 1966 1.75 9.00 9.44 9.00 Nov. 8th Election 2127 11.14 11.00 1.00 oQ.OO 40.00 eA QUALIFIED CANDIDATE e5 YRS· EXP£RIENCE AS A LEGAL SECRETARY 12.00 1M! 12.00 24.18 12.66 26.27 11.00 :12,6t lUI 14.04 11.04 11.:12 1U2 UO tJG 23 City Departmenll .... . ... .. . • . ... $3,985,228.07 tonlrolled by Mayor Tho Otbar 5 .,.._..monll, .•...••... . $ 157,671.31 Including Park Commlqlon Bar Association and Portsmouth Times barptn. Check thlt listing: 1-670lc15 TT 1.-R...-aecop 1-0.14 TLW-11...-RtaP,: 1965 $S,292,a60.n ·'" ~ .. .' $ 142,107.49 :: " (NOTE: Th- figur" do NOT include $2.781,424.59 whleh tha city put into :~ mv.tmto~ll. Abele ~! : Appeals Court i• QUESTION: eFULL KNOWJ.EDGE OF DEEDS ' 6: MORT· GAGES eA LIFE LONG NATIVE .AND TAXPAYER eA GRADUATE OF MERCERVILLE !UGH .' SCHOOL . . ePLEDGE TO 1HE VOTER$, <;O'(l)lTE(IUS, EF· ..... ~ ! ' fiscal ! .' KEEP ' 'WALTER H. MOELLER ,-·!·.:·~-.~,~ c::o~GRESS . ~ TRACTOR SAL~S SERVICE Pho.,. 992~101 Tolal Actually Spent lnclucllng Pork Commission FULTON~tHOMPSON f ·. Spring AM. ,. 1964 time Y"" puichast to Jul)' I, 1967. Set us now far lull dtt,lla. < yean during which the Republican Congressional candidate FICWIT,. 4ND> ECONOMICAL OPERATION OFTHE RECORDER'S OFFICE -for 6% intereat on your down p1yment (CIIh, tr.t..r in, Of bo.th), 1igured on a per annum blSi& from the •·.'1 The RepubiiCin candidate for Congress in the Ohio lOth I Unlco TINI .,. elao on ule. THEN TAKE NEW HBLLAIIP'S...•CHECK . "' prved aa part-time mayor of Lancaster: ' eDON'T FORGET ... Our COfiiPille line of ' I NOW I• • • • I I j l ~ tI f F"nd Your s•IZe :-r IMPORTANl ANNOUNCEMENT I · ~lj . '' ... ' ~ 10 ltl.Y 111!0.-NIW 1-9CIOx20 10 PLY SNOW NIW 1-12Sx20 10 I'LY RIG. NIW l-.!x20 10 PLY SNOW NIW and Falf-Hiti:ll i. .. ' ceni ' ROTARY CUTTERS I l • =:::.,::. the distance of lbe move, aurance companies, creditors, day. 1~~~~~~====::=:~~~~~==: Ume required ID load and magazine publishers, and A little planning ahead 11 load, the the services the com· newspapers. your part will make moving 1 !""'Y provides. Set your - 1r you are mov1111 to a day a mile• happier one ol 1ng date as eerly as possible. different city, collect import-and yoor family. .• Ou DropS20 13 8Out IIIII TRENDS .INIIlMHaf Gralwn fit, ~':.rtJ!)!,• MrJ. ter of lh• late Sallluel 111. an4 .....~ Gl'Qb., .... WiJWtDa ~. llarJ lillwudl &amuiL lhr IIW'- bollll ... h~ ()tbu IUnl"'von l r l . ""' to clw"' "''"'· 1M - eDfl · - c:taJiddau,lb!oer, ,.,,...... " ~ . . . OD ie»t. IT.""""' mt. ''"""" . . " .... .,... lQWe Nde4. ber lD duth Cl1l llanh J, ~ -I s. ... • Mllllber of Modern '"'· ,.... _,.. ----------.....--------------'---- week except al Chic310 wbe/i! weights under 230 pounds ~Id steady to .2S blgber. Sows ~re steady to I.OO lower. ,, · Hog . receipts at 12 ~nnin By Ualted Prts1 lllternatloDal markets plus direct mar Ungs AU major cla118es of slaughter in Interior Iowa and 8 them livestock were lower at midwest Minnesota !Dialed some 77,0110 markets this week, !be atnth head lor the five-day , period consecutive lor slaughter steers. compared with 631 0\11 last Slaughter steers and t.elfers week. ' were steady tD ,75 lower. Wholesale carlot p~ lor Slaughter heifers were steady to pork loins dropped ~ .tq 4\1 .50 lower. Cows were steady ID cenb a pound and Boston butts $1.110 lower. At most points bulls .were 11> to sets. lOWI!r. Fresh were steady ID $1.00 lower. hams were 1 ID 3 .,.nts higher Vealers were ·mostly steady. at Chicago aad stead~ ill !lo cent Feeder cattle were steady tD .50 higher at omaha. lower with some at Kansas City The weekly avera&• price of olf as much as $1.00. barrows and gilts at Chicago Prices for slaughter steers vwas expecti!d to be about $21.10 averaged 124.~ at seven per hundredweight; about .45 markets, !be lowest since July. lower than last week. Receipts of some 194 000 Cloailll prices lor slaughter cattle at I! markets were about lambs were steady to · 1.00 7 per cent under a week ago. tower. SJaUJhter ewes . were In wholesale carlot trading mootly steady and feeder lambs steer beef WQ steady to 1 moatly weak to .50 )owflr. a pound lower, mostly 'h to 1 1n wholesale carlot trading off and heifer beef was steady Iamb carcasses sold steady to 1 11/, cents lower. cent 8 pound lower. - . weekly aver••e price of Recei"'• of ··-· - 000 sheep HI ""'0 t'..-. IIV&&IIIl" w.1 cbolce steers at Chicago was and lambs at 12 markets were moderately larger than last and •ills were eek· • w • ' Live cattle futures clrop! 8 5 "' ....... M_;:: much as tl.IO ~ '-Ired· •.,. weight on tile Cltldgo mmanL. tile exchange this week The m. sunG11 ::w;ro~ December delivery feli to CbUrcll md b\lrlal City cemetar,. llD- $24.60, Off 89 much IS $3.50 L . .....n IIIDce mid August. -t;:··~...:~-=:.1' !ir~£+'~::i•E:· · - th:l::_ OOLIIMBUB, Ohio !IIPI) -llalf ldolroll, wblcb ballback Bo 1threataaad again In the wanin& Urnes onlv to lose oul on cpenalty. Koraowa•s a~ Oblo 8tate'l Blll1 Lou& tbml a Rein no back from the II lo/aecondl when they drove ID the tumbles and pass interceptions. field goal was wide. !ICorin& pa11 ID MJdoai.IIMtl the 01111 41. · ladlaaa one-yud Une on a 4s. The second Ume Iadlana got SJ,atlsUcs o1 tbe Ohio l!lats ballbaolt llatiJ Hubbarcl lD lilt Tho Buckeyes Dtal'l7 10ttled yird niareh. · the ball, a drive to the Ohio !ndlima foot~all came: .,.. ' tltlnl period lalurday for a 1.. for a 'liold coat OD !be drive, Bill a field goal iltelnpl bJ' ·Stm five fizzled when quarter. ~ 0, 81. 1111 ' Big TOll vl<!lory over puncbie&l when Gary Cail'lll 'klckad 0118 Cairns · ~tom the 11 was Wide b.,i Frank Slavioff tumbled on IFirst downs . . . . . . . . . f• 3: llldlana. !rom tha Iadlana f8, but Ohio with 11 illeOndl remainlllg. · an attempted aneu. He. recov-j Rushing yardage .. .. . ~ 14! Tho IDuchdowD, 1 pill Slate kej)lgoing wben a boldldl 'l'ho· 'Oillo Bille vlctDry: waa ered and hlJ attempted pass ,Passing yardage . ... 1" 1~ CIOV8I'iDI nine yarda 011 au II· peaalty against lbe Hooalen the~ apbtltlllree w- was kaocki!d down. In lbe 'Passes . . . . 11·17 1tl2S 9-yud mardi, wu the gave 01111 the ball 111 lbe II· In · lbi 1111 Tell, and lhe l 10ooud period, tile Hoooiero iPasses Intercepted by f ' • 1•::;ab·~lll 1 blu.ster7 yud llnl. ' llut:keyu are M ~ drove to the Ohio State lour and Fumbles losl .. . . . . . . e· • 11 day w- IO,IIM From there, lullbaek Paul lndlana, wblcb wW DOt play I Dave Komowa attempted a Yards penalized .. .. ~~ 'M cbllli!d apectators that gave Hude011 banged to tbo nine aad Oldo ~tat. apiD IIIW 11'11. field 1081 from the 11 that wa• Score by quarters: •;,•·; Coach Woody Hayes bll! lOOib Long bit Hubbard wllb a paas Iller 1 10111 UDIDierrUpled wide. Ohio Stste ... , ... 0 OTF-,. : vic!Dvy In 16 IOIIODS at Ohio on lbe lbreli and be opun ·loole Ialrles, II DOW W.1 ID tile Tho Hooslen lbreateaed ae· Indiana .. . · . . . . 0 0 0 0 -i I lltate. lor the toucbdown. . Iconference. riow!ly at lbe ~ of the last i Scoring: · l Tho aame's lone ICGI't came Tba Buckeyes, outphyed The IIDallll'll dominated play period. but a drive to the Ohlo l OHIO- Hubbard <9) Eisa oa a drive foilowlllg tile eecoad- throughout tho first ball, IaDd lllrealeDed aertoualy three State 10 stalled wllh an olfside !rom wng (Calm• kick) ·! I t'"' •end•, .., • "'£ •· !'omoroy, 0 • (TI] !!~~.!.~hl'~ . ,. • ' .. ' .,,,. .. • i~ :_1\,i . ~ �: ~ . . '· ' ;; .. •· : . ,, ''; , "' . , • ,. ' rrt• . · ~ . 11tne to I. ~. .~ ·!;!:: ' · y, ,. .·' ·· '. ~ 1 ' ~j' Fi~re · ~1966 ,' ~ ~- ~· • ·. ··· : ijr . ·Net . i', -·~ 6 , . . " , , ' Slllll!81• ~- 1,1tee 6'T ; -t Uwel JGUI' Del tu ot - " 1 II tb8)' - lo ,.. OllltroQIJNri!l)'l!lf,L'fliVII_ ....... pei'JIIt trofits otrthe .·.:Fat.rit =~~::a::~:; I . ' . . . ,c · · By wa~ the diDiDtl GillieS llllbe rallDI Gil blf~l eonslderlllta. •_... ... 1 ., eJ•'.....,, ._ . . · · of UveS!Dck aDd .. -•· the rul·r . · , ... u a -...,t agllmt ...Jr 11 comm....ty, ralsln&;Bvestoot year he wW ............... me.nt. •. . -. a1ao by 11. Up Ulllll octoller ,..,.... " - II one tu IIIII yeer IDcome Ill oa tho annual Ia- or poulf!'Y, tn tha operaUon 11 111111lhl, from " - 10, 1811 ClmeralJy ~ben !I no walcblng lhe llmllli t1 purellalo iJ!g wu tile _ . as '"" yea ' 01 the "" ll1i · ~ 'lllllcb Ia bladli!d dlfferealb' eQIJie tu reiUI'Il. .If lbe claim maaqement. c:onservaUon, Jm. to December Sl, 1811. between i u ru · oj fertilizer feed, seed, aDd bu1 IIIDce tile passage :~ . ~ !be eDCI o( !be year it baa been in pmlous for lbe gas tu 'exceeds the in- provemem, er mainlenance of The credit Ia clalmed wllen aod a g(!Od larla• business !!UJ!plles, near iht ead ol lbe new blll 01 October 11 • Decem· .! '· "~'1 approac_blag, many years. Tbls Ia !be federal Ia come lax otherwise owing, the biB farm or ils tosia 1; in band- filing the incOme to return cbion,,but wbea a choice - It lneome wiD bii higher ber, 31 • 1161• 8 fanll has PJ,· ,, 'eo:s are considerins hew !bey on gasoHne, lubrlcatiDg oil, die- balance will be refunded to the IIIJI, drying, packing,, ll'Bding 1ar lbe currenl year. be maa., ,tha ooe usual. Selectlni the COl" 000 of •ll8ible purcbaaeB L~at maaqe lbelr opera~oa to and special motor ~ fanner. or slorlng any agricultural or If firm OjlUIIAirl purcltase lbt targv ilet lllcome after method of depreclatllll OD be C8D take 7 per ·cent Inves~ · · ~ ~ most aet profit. Jn. was put oa fuels which Another change ,Ill the .Jaw horlicullural commodity lD tts lubricatlnJ oil which !Qcluded • l!louJd •be foliolJ!d , . . capital purchases ioade during meat credit dedu<fioa. ~i!d m ~· Is how they were 1D he usi!d on hllhways. provldts for a :_.:.!l.. o1 the ullllianuladur.i!d stage. In . the the s11 cenla a pUon las, then A peraon must be very lbe year IJ aiao a IDoiiD watch. Farmers also sboold remem· adjust then' sales program F tell """~"' · b the U Income Is hiSh, !ben t he her lbal somellmes !bey want ncei::O~~=~~=~:~~ as bave as olhor cent a gallon fi!deraltax oa plantinc, cuiUvaling, CarliJI for II. is of also 1e ID get a re· ·serOil! of sales inpressure fast method should be sei-~-•, •- increase their tax llabllily, ve moat favorable IU :t~a~rm:ers~:users, been 11011• able sil lubricatilll til used llher thaa or cutting- ol trees. . lund thispossi amount of IU paid. bey eapltal assets erdet """"' "' a refund ol !be loot in a highway motor vehicle. Gasollno used off the fann, It is important that the farm· !Po ldvaatage of the for depreciation. lbe obje<llve may · ' be to in· per Ballou li!deral excise Thus, In addition ID a credll such as on · the blgbway for er keep records of the · date fallon llll!llnvealllleqt Mr. Moore points out that II crea1111 tuable incOme rather 111 lbe gallllllne Uli!d 011 for lbe gas IU, farmen are lrllllportiiJI livestock. feed that gasoHne or oll wu pureb- j\eclllo iave ta~. This Is V8lY. lmportalit !bat farm th~ decrease In ordl!!" l9 1 II tho•ir !arms lor farming )lUI' aJao entilled to a credit lor lila Cfi!JII ·or· equipment Is not con- aaea, name of lbe and reauns Ill ,.me cases, ~ecords are camplete, lnelud· cewe sooial security ~~ ful Ill the past tblJ - fll. .ua on cedalD .lubricallnl oil .. . llderi!d•larmlng purpoaes aai. munber of gallons purchased. excessive overhead costs. mg depreciation schedules, In· One of tha miNII Pnn 11 "'-on~.an aanaal blsls uslRfl Ju. Farmers interested In 1h 11 !bet IS gasollhe used ·tor' lawn John L. Moore, Exlenaloa ~ess· tranaaclloos are made ""sbnent credit allowances, tools of any form Is lhe Ia • I ID June 3llth as the taxable Income tax credit can secure a mowing, or processing, pack&g· Economist, Farm Manag.,. IIO!ely In an effort to fann magazines - newspapers record book. The Exteoslon : II ~~and a claim was filed small leaflet from lbe Exlea· lag, or canning operations. ment, Ohio Stale University, In i!Jcome 181, net farm income dues to farm orf&nlzatloas, and vice bas two very comp a 1 II three months. slon Offlce which goes into de· 1be period to claim credit is his monthly letter on farm alter taaes may aclually portions ol uti!IU&s bWs ID cov. books, each of which 11 ay 1• 1be law now provides thai tall 00 this. Briefly fanlllng tile llrst run tax year, begin- manasement 11p1 on income las lf)WII'. er expenae ol room used for able at cos~ from the l!:xlm· lll&:rmtJra are ao longer requiri!d PIII"JIOII"S Include cullivaUng lllDa alllir JIUle 30111, IJ66, u decilionll, states lbat Income Gtoenll7 11 1s important farm office, etc. sloa Office. Either of these file a 1111parate claim lor the the liU raisin& or harvesUng lilt Janner uses this calendar tax like many fann costs caa fiii1DOnl to aveld wide II children actuually do farm books volll help farmers do a lax. lllstead the will take lbe any • ...jcultural or borlicullur' ..ar.lot bfs · tu year thea this/ be reduced by •lOCI manage. Uons in lDoome from one work, lbeb II I• possible to pay better Job of !arm manageY .... '' · • them regularly as you would ment as well as reporUng cor,. . • ·y· ,. '" ... IIJ.A=~~ ·· ~ · ~ . . : ,;,...... "t I f \ ~ 0 Ill ,... r- Ill :11:1 ., .,.. rn ... ::1: rn Ill n Week Short Coors e Offered Young Farmers ::MARKE::r u:l:..T.;.~:u= ::: . · . By Brysoa R. Carter be given so that time eonlliets Milk QuaUiy and SanllaUon (2), Course fee.lor 0~ Reslden~~ Applications. for ad~sslon Ellension Agen~ Apic. do not occur in seeond year Pasture Improvement and For· !Includes tuition, tiel~ trip should be mailed well m calHa Coual)l student schedules: ~ge crops (3), Soils and Ferlil· and laboratory materia~s), $75; 1vance of the !'f'"nlng .date of An eight • week short coors~, Courses m Horticullure, Dal· 11)1 ~), Alllmal Brei!dlllg and Board ~ room, $2011, BoQks tha course. This will 8ld Ihe "Science aod Businell8 In Agn ry Cattle Seleelkln and Poultry Selection (4), Assembly (Z), and Supplies, $20 and Parking coUege Ill making advance ar· culture for Young Farmers," be· Science are delete\! from this ColllllllllllcaUoa U), permit, $5. To~ $3ll0. rangemen~. II the student .deJanuary s on the Ohio year's program due to previous Elective - Farm Power. Non residents fees are the sires al~ m securing housmg, II<~<••• University campus. low enrollmenl If sufficient in- Swlae Mula:emeal .l'nlram same exeepl In the case ol lbe housmg reservation request The anJque program is de- terest Is expressed lor courses (30 cl... boura) - Feeding "Course Fee" which II $150. should be included .with lbe apsigned to give iMiruction to in these areas ~· year, they Farm Anlmala 16), . Animal An effort wW be. made ~ UcaUoa for ad~Sion. those persons Interested m may be offered 1n next year's Hea~lb (4), Farm Busineas An· bouse lbe •!OO"Dts m •. donm· The prospective shorkourae pruduclloa agriculture as a program. alysiJ (I), Solia " Feilnity (2), lory 00 . or Dtar lbe Ob•o Slate studeal who I& eligible for Ihe 11 ~::r Studellia must be high II the enrollment In any Grain lr Cash Crop Productloa Unlvera•ty campus. U aapce ~ abould fill 001 . . tb~ II' araduates, or hove COW'I!O fails to reach tha utab- (f), Swiae Managemoot (f), Is DOl · available, !bey wUI be Appllcalloa lor Adml!imon satisfactory wort erperience llshed quota, this course may Farm Power (4), Aaaembly (2) aided In (ooallDg 1allslaclory tDd man II back as soon as and be al least 19 years old. be withdrawn. aod Coaununlcatloa (1). accommodaUoas off campus. poaslbl~ to tile Director of Pracllcal !arm experience is Core ...........,, of lllltnlclloll Elective - Farmstead Jm. Students wiD UIO cafeterias or Sllorl Courses and Conferences. II do•sir:•ble bul not IJea!saaty. (Fint year slodenil to lelect provement. may select their own eaUIJI Col!tsct the County , Prograw ol ~011 In- one program). crop Production Beet Maal&emut Procnm facWtles. OlfJce for en appUcation. II dude crop production aod man- and Management Program (ZI (29 cl... hours) - . BIRTHS, DIVORCES agement, beef, dairy an4.111111e class ilours) - faaittre Jm. Farm Animals (6), managei!U!Ill. Faculty members provement aud Forage Qlops Health <4), Fann Business REAL ESTATE of the College of .Agriculture <3): Farm . Business Analysts Analysis (3), Soils and FertiJJ. DEATHS, MARRIAGES and Home Eco~rmcs and ~ (3); Ma~keting Fann . ~ucts ty (2). Pasture Improvement •-;.~!!~ ,::~~~·or 011• !:: !:~ :~::U':':~l'::e,b;!~ Agriculture SerY!ce (3); Solis and Fertil1ty 12): Forage Crops (3), Beef wmm~ D. H...,, .... th.ruo• '' Lo'"· Chari•• nm•· serve as instructors. Grain and Cash Crop Produo- agemeut (4), Farm Power O.alllpolil: " ~hto~ ~ ~~ ~~~~: Each student may 10lect one lion (4); Farm Pesil and_ Wei!d Assembly (2), ,.,...;'~":.,~ ~ ~";. ~~ 0~ of the followmg core Pro- Control If); CommanJcat•on (I) (1). • · Rill. B<. 1• .......,, ...,...,., """' . . ""' '"' '"'· ~• ••• ~ams secor~ .to bis area of and ~mbly (2). Electives - Fa~ Pests and t:SOru~~; :~a.MJ~..!~.:~ b"l':i.:, ln..,:.=·~ or.~;. mterest.J In addilloa, a student Electives - ad Farm Macbln· lDg Wei!d Control or Animal Breed- ' '" •· . both •• . . - H.,......_ ....,.,.. .,,. hoM "'"'"' " ..,., ~ add! · aJ 1 and Sel......' - Mr. ad lin. Lulr W. DOe• at llmer'1 Home lor Fullerall may se ect up 1o nrv tiOn ery, Farmste mprovement, Q;won. ~Kond A.,.,, O.JUpaJP. 1011o w burial wu 1n <:•Jvary cemete17 II :::,~s nol already Included Milk Quality aad Sanitation. Eltpoues - The average · " ~~. "::":~;.., ......,. ., ... .,__ II his ,~ore program which Dairy Malllp!meot Proaram al expense lor !be elght ""' ..... Go> .,.,.. w.. ,... ...... " · • NU"" do not confl'ct In I"une Wl'th (31 cIass bours ) - Feedi ng vanes · Irom ........, .,_ to .-,. .,,. •· ''· " Holzer ,,..,.,... ""' ....,, • 1nm""' 1 w .. 111ec1 ., TJw...-.,. mornin 1 •t Ills CIIUI'Sel. Second ye~Ui'l: ~~ ~~Ii<~l, Animal inclq boald, room, . books :.."'7r .\!:..~' ,!::"'1.',~ tltull may lelect ooursol 'fioli! "' (4), Producllon l!ld course feel. It doel 1/1~' "' -•"'· ""' aoy area for lbelr prpgram. and Herd M'naaemenl <4), Include tranaportalloa,. clothing """' ~::" u. ~..~-:;: ';;"!::· ~ Careful coJJS.ideraUon should Farm Business Analysil (J), or apeming money. DIATHt cw w111: H51.I~~ \~om 2~':7 I Week'S -1 .,:•=.. "'"'" ="v:.;.. .-... .... ... m % :G Ill Ill a .. = -·- - - Mn. lutll taMUfll .IMddM. "· a Nil- CheckList ·· Given to Make Moving Easier BY PATSY I. GLASS In mind. Seal and label car!Dna ErL Ageat, Home lconoml('l 81 to contents and location in "~••· the "--·. ,•• I,;INlf~ ""--•. - "-•'-v uutlU: K--r .... ~· Mowinll' to I new home! down by pa""'·· IODlO lte ms ••• ,...,. Statistics show that one but Jet the professionevery fWe famllies move pack the bro-~-bles. MOV• .,.. least ODet: each year. are not responsible for you lllOve across the street or breakage of articles that you lei'GIII tbe country, aome , '*'I ean make lbe job - Make ., · m~ments to Cbecl: Ibis Ual of auggesllons to transport valuables and pets II gap .....t and coets al a min- or planla. Check ID aee II tha imum. - Conlact one or more rec. IIOtmDendoed moven for au Umate ol charges. Cost on lbe weight of plants you have can be car· tied across stale lines. Some states have strict laws on this. -Send change of address no. llces to the post office, tho In. ot .Rt. 1, Thurman. neu ani records !rom schools, tors, lawyers, and insurance o•·. ~-"'" -'th INIIK. _._. of . _ \A~ " ' people where you uve now see if you can get references Rio Sbe wu bom ill I.J.reooa fwp., ...,. '"" """""' .. •nn .. ,.._ ....,. -.ra..:CA~t I# ltUI 'fbo P t lvtl Wftli"' Ntf ''tiW 1 W '~,tiftrtr Ve(- ~.....lilt ·...,. " • - 0 ...,,.... ,.., 'flvina: &re samuel Jeakh•• o1 Plealuton. CaUf.• Urt. B. Dolan, -' Cl.veland, ad Men N. llllldnl. ef w -~ Jlli:JI B•n~ .., . ...,.,o-r"'""'" . ~ wUI be held SUHfif " .• It tb.e .hrtersan An$• ~••ptut Chl!rm ot Huaune· on doc'-, ms· ur·oaon•·, c. WJ.D .....,. -a .. ~oe~ etc. where you are moving, Rt. 1, 'l'burm&L TMH art tlK JI'Md· toll "ot 'ftiOit, ht .... • member. Rev. ciiUdren. and 01111 JI'Ut rraadchu4. hHpb Cl.lpmab ol ClaWpoliJ v;UJ of· . r- Cancel servjees and deJiv. " broth.r aDd ,..... ... ae.uecL &late IAil bu:rlll '111111 " ill Huxtuun ertes of milk,.newspapers, laUJ)o ::rc:~..: ~ ~= oemet.rr. dry, and utilities. Re sure ID ;';:'""::"..::::-:,:;,..,;"~~:. pay final blllJI before you move. '""""" ., ,.. Woulh • """'' - Check with uUHty or , _ ,_.., . _. pliance companies for sugges- ~"":;!;:;; ~~:,";;'~; lions on moving Iarce appl~anc> i es aucb as refrlgeratDrs or ..0~"'"• ers. Have appliances di~:l nected and serviced on m I i• !• ite'~to I,,============:;====~ that -Sell are of or no givefurther away use you. - Oet "lf'Jiblng ready the move. Pack 1litb uapa<:'klog I TAKE 4Smashing NEW . 3-Point, trailing, WATCH ' ' ! . of New Holland FOR AN I ! •• r• COMING SOON i' • '. From Your Farm Serviee Center ••• ' ~ ~. Navy,9-7 It is often said that ••• ~ ' ' FIGURES DON'T LIE So let's take a look at a few . . . ~·- Distrld Pys - must redU<e goVernment spanding. But daeJtll pradiCI What he .pr,uchn? Here ·Ire figures taken diredly f.!Om thellooks of the l.lncnter City Auditor's office covering the two Central Soya of Ohio ' Vf'! . I Formerly: Master Feed & Seed Co. 446-2463 !HIIipolll, o. lrcl & Sycamore · -~ T"'al Budget Authortllll BV City Council At Beginning of YHr Get a Bargain 23 City Departmenll ............... . $4.190,603.40 $5,429,361.15 Controlled by Maw• The Oth.. S Departments .... , . . . . . $ 117,726.45 $ 109,280.73 .: Abele Endorsed by. •• The following lilting 11 whets left from our Big TireI Sal•' If you can u.. any of ' " - you have a . I l LIST . ~ALl 9.00· .7.50 -;::;:::::::= 10.50 12.ifo . •...,-22M Goldrur HI Mllor 6 plr Roi- IIMip 22_.. t-100.16 Supor All Puf110oo 6 Ptr Snow· 2-J'50x20 10 PLY SNOW NIW z-..:75~ 1.0 PLY RIG. NEW l-650till RICAP TLW SNOW J-4Gix16 RICAP TTl INOW 1-100x14 RICAP TLIINOW 1~15 RECAP TLI INOW ~0.14 HI LEVIL Nl!W TLW 1-710.15 WIDI W. Tl; lt01.....1-ICIOKIS TLW RIG. NIW t-710.11 TLI REG, NIW 1-710.15 RECAP-REG. TLW li!CAP 10 PLY Rli;. 16 2 lUI 6 PLY FRONT TIIACTOR 2-750x16 I Rll 6 PLY PIONT TIIACTOR 4-41~ LAWN MOWIII TilliS - 19.66 19.66 19~'• 71.M 99 \ 79.25 74 5.5.11 92.AI 6t.U 76Jt IUO 76Jt 35.70 11.75 MAXINE The rortsmouth Times WALLACE For 114 Y11n A Dependable Portlmouth Institution Member Associated Pre!s Published dally except Sunday Established March 23, 1852 by Brulh-Moore Newspapers, Inc. wants Your Support In the Saturdt1y, Oct. 29, 1966 1.75 9.00 9.44 9.00 Nov. 8th Election 2127 11.14 11.00 1.00 oQ.OO 40.00 eA QUALIFIED CANDIDATE e5 YRS· EXP£RIENCE AS A LEGAL SECRETARY 12.00 1M! 12.00 24.18 12.66 26.27 11.00 :12,6t lUI 14.04 11.04 11.:12 1U2 UO tJG 23 City Departmenll .... . ... .. . • . ... $3,985,228.07 tonlrolled by Mayor Tho Otbar 5 .,.._..monll, .•...••... . $ 157,671.31 Including Park Commlqlon Bar Association and Portsmouth Times barptn. Check thlt listing: 1-670lc15 TT 1.-R...-aecop 1-0.14 TLW-11...-RtaP,: 1965 $S,292,a60.n ·'" ~ .. .' $ 142,107.49 :: " (NOTE: Th- figur" do NOT include $2.781,424.59 whleh tha city put into :~ mv.tmto~ll. Abele ~! : Appeals Court i• QUESTION: eFULL KNOWJ.EDGE OF DEEDS ' 6: MORT· GAGES eA LIFE LONG NATIVE .AND TAXPAYER eA GRADUATE OF MERCERVILLE !UGH .' SCHOOL . . ePLEDGE TO 1HE VOTER$, <;O'(l)lTE(IUS, EF· ..... ~ ! ' fiscal ! .' KEEP ' 'WALTER H. MOELLER ,-·!·.:·~-.~,~ c::o~GRESS . ~ TRACTOR SAL~S SERVICE Pho.,. 992~101 Tolal Actually Spent lnclucllng Pork Commission FULTON~tHOMPSON f ·. Spring AM. ,. 1964 time Y"" puichast to Jul)' I, 1967. Set us now far lull dtt,lla. < yean during which the Republican Congressional candidate FICWIT,. 4ND> ECONOMICAL OPERATION OFTHE RECORDER'S OFFICE -for 6% intereat on your down p1yment (CIIh, tr.t..r in, Of bo.th), 1igured on a per annum blSi& from the •·.'1 The RepubiiCin candidate for Congress in the Ohio lOth I Unlco TINI .,. elao on ule. THEN TAKE NEW HBLLAIIP'S...•CHECK . "' prved aa part-time mayor of Lancaster: ' eDON'T FORGET ... Our COfiiPille line of ' I NOW I• • • • I I j l ~ tI f F"nd Your s•IZe :-r IMPORTANl ANNOUNCEMENT I · ~lj . '' ... ' ~ 10 ltl.Y 111!0.-NIW 1-9CIOx20 10 PLY SNOW NIW 1-12Sx20 10 I'LY RIG. NIW l-.!x20 10 PLY SNOW NIW and Falf-Hiti:ll i. .. ' ceni ' ROTARY CUTTERS I l • =:::.,::. the distance of lbe move, aurance companies, creditors, day. 1~~~~~~====::=:~~~~~==: Ume required ID load and magazine publishers, and A little planning ahead 11 load, the the services the com· newspapers. your part will make moving 1 !""'Y provides. Set your - 1r you are mov1111 to a day a mile• happier one ol 1ng date as eerly as possible. different city, collect import-and yoor family. .• Ou DropS20 13 8Out IIIII TRENDS .INIIlMHaf Gralwn fit, ~':.rtJ!)!,• MrJ. ter of lh• late Sallluel 111. an4 .....~ Gl'Qb., .... WiJWtDa ~. llarJ lillwudl &amuiL lhr IIW'- bollll ... h~ ()tbu IUnl"'von l r l . ""' to clw"' "''"'· 1M - eDfl · - c:taJiddau,lb!oer, ,.,,...... " ~ . . . OD ie»t. IT.""""' mt. ''"""" . . " .... .,... lQWe Nde4. ber lD duth Cl1l llanh J, ~ -I s. ... • Mllllber of Modern '"'· ,.... _,.. ----------.....--------------'---- week except al Chic310 wbe/i! weights under 230 pounds ~Id steady to .2S blgber. Sows ~re steady to I.OO lower. ,, · Hog . receipts at 12 ~nnin By Ualted Prts1 lllternatloDal markets plus direct mar Ungs AU major cla118es of slaughter in Interior Iowa and 8 them livestock were lower at midwest Minnesota !Dialed some 77,0110 markets this week, !be atnth head lor the five-day , period consecutive lor slaughter steers. compared with 631 0\11 last Slaughter steers and t.elfers week. ' were steady tD ,75 lower. Wholesale carlot p~ lor Slaughter heifers were steady to pork loins dropped ~ .tq 4\1 .50 lower. Cows were steady ID cenb a pound and Boston butts $1.110 lower. At most points bulls .were 11> to sets. lOWI!r. Fresh were steady ID $1.00 lower. hams were 1 ID 3 .,.nts higher Vealers were ·mostly steady. at Chicago aad stead~ ill !lo cent Feeder cattle were steady tD .50 higher at omaha. lower with some at Kansas City The weekly avera&• price of olf as much as $1.00. barrows and gilts at Chicago Prices for slaughter steers vwas expecti!d to be about $21.10 averaged 124.~ at seven per hundredweight; about .45 markets, !be lowest since July. lower than last week. Receipts of some 194 000 Cloailll prices lor slaughter cattle at I! markets were about lambs were steady to · 1.00 7 per cent under a week ago. tower. SJaUJhter ewes . were In wholesale carlot trading mootly steady and feeder lambs steer beef WQ steady to 1 moatly weak to .50 )owflr. a pound lower, mostly 'h to 1 1n wholesale carlot trading off and heifer beef was steady Iamb carcasses sold steady to 1 11/, cents lower. cent 8 pound lower. - . weekly aver••e price of Recei"'• of ··-· - 000 sheep HI ""'0 t'..-. IIV&&IIIl" w.1 cbolce steers at Chicago was and lambs at 12 markets were moderately larger than last and •ills were eek· • w • ' Live cattle futures clrop! 8 5 "' ....... M_;:: much as tl.IO ~ '-Ired· •.,. weight on tile Cltldgo mmanL. tile exchange this week The m. sunG11 ::w;ro~ December delivery feli to CbUrcll md b\lrlal City cemetar,. llD- $24.60, Off 89 much IS $3.50 L . .....n IIIDce mid August. -t;:··~...:~-=:.1' !ir~£+'~::i•E:· · - th:l::_ OOLIIMBUB, Ohio !IIPI) -llalf ldolroll, wblcb ballback Bo 1threataaad again In the wanin& Urnes onlv to lose oul on cpenalty. Koraowa•s a~ Oblo 8tate'l Blll1 Lou& tbml a Rein no back from the II lo/aecondl when they drove ID the tumbles and pass interceptions. field goal was wide. !ICorin& pa11 ID MJdoai.IIMtl the 01111 41. · ladlaaa one-yud Une on a 4s. The second Ume Iadlana got SJ,atlsUcs o1 tbe Ohio l!lats ballbaolt llatiJ Hubbarcl lD lilt Tho Buckeyes Dtal'l7 10ttled yird niareh. · the ball, a drive to the Ohio !ndlima foot~all came: .,.. ' tltlnl period lalurday for a 1.. for a 'liold coat OD !be drive, Bill a field goal iltelnpl bJ' ·Stm five fizzled when quarter. ~ 0, 81. 1111 ' Big TOll vl<!lory over puncbie&l when Gary Cail'lll 'klckad 0118 Cairns · ~tom the 11 was Wide b.,i Frank Slavioff tumbled on IFirst downs . . . . . . . . . f• 3: llldlana. !rom tha Iadlana f8, but Ohio with 11 illeOndl remainlllg. · an attempted aneu. He. recov-j Rushing yardage .. .. . ~ 14! Tho IDuchdowD, 1 pill Slate kej)lgoing wben a boldldl 'l'ho· 'Oillo Bille vlctDry: waa ered and hlJ attempted pass ,Passing yardage . ... 1" 1~ CIOV8I'iDI nine yarda 011 au II· peaalty against lbe Hooalen the~ apbtltlllree w- was kaocki!d down. In lbe 'Passes . . . . 11·17 1tl2S 9-yud mardi, wu the gave 01111 the ball 111 lbe II· In · lbi 1111 Tell, and lhe l 10ooud period, tile Hoooiero iPasses Intercepted by f ' • 1•::;ab·~lll 1 blu.ster7 yud llnl. ' llut:keyu are M ~ drove to the Ohio State lour and Fumbles losl .. . . . . . . e· • 11 day w- IO,IIM From there, lullbaek Paul lndlana, wblcb wW DOt play I Dave Komowa attempted a Yards penalized .. .. ~~ 'M cbllli!d apectators that gave Hude011 banged to tbo nine aad Oldo ~tat. apiD IIIW 11'11. field 1081 from the 11 that wa• Score by quarters: •;,•·; Coach Woody Hayes bll! lOOib Long bit Hubbard wllb a paas Iller 1 10111 UDIDierrUpled wide. Ohio Stste ... , ... 0 OTF-,. : vic!Dvy In 16 IOIIODS at Ohio on lbe lbreli and be opun ·loole Ialrles, II DOW W.1 ID tile Tho Hooslen lbreateaed ae· Indiana .. . · . . . . 0 0 0 0 -i I lltate. lor the toucbdown. . Iconference. riow!ly at lbe ~ of the last i Scoring: · l Tho aame's lone ICGI't came Tba Buckeyes, outphyed The IIDallll'll dominated play period. but a drive to the Ohlo l OHIO- Hubbard <9) Eisa oa a drive foilowlllg tile eecoad- throughout tho first ball, IaDd lllrealeDed aertoualy three State 10 stalled wllh an olfside !rom wng (Calm• kick) ·! I t'"' •end•, .., • "'£ •· !'omoroy, 0 • (TI] !!~~.!.~hl'~ . ,. • ' .. ' .,,,. .. • i~ :_1\,i . ~ �. I ' . ' ' I ' y. \) . · v~ I, RutlDI defender~. FrldaJ ~·· pme lllll'ktd Clllllo!Wetlon ~tluP. The Ru\!lljld Red Devils, seconds gone Ill ,tho ~ fourlll Jlii'ICNI Wa- Ia ead· Ill ID era far lbl 1M8'1'.t.Tifl'ICI 1 backed by a stroag de!epive lod of plllf· 011 the points after situallturnloas andu!-=ed ~ hB~~:;..: to p1ee1 loPtber laRd lo9tbtll 11111 u ust Jletlll'IIIIB we:line lllopped 111 upset minded attempt a mls up a the JIUI- lost, llll over ·· ICOriDC tba Red DiMII illD Flnl doliDI .. " · '. 0111 first per· seleves faced with 4th 8llcl one ceptl .-;..;:, the liiJI 8~ JI!)BlftNIII!irr · · mllnlnll!lllle flrllperloct Vao the uln pc!lllts ' followlnJ !I· BID Moore pass fell iaeomp~ Albtlll' Jlull4op ·~ UJioo PomeroY. bebiDtl tlit lmpres-· Meter's tty fCII' t!Ie'eslra points lis' TD w1s B@rt. OD a fourth 8llcl 1 lituaUIIIL ~ poi!lll#;toD of the Ilea live l'lllfnlnll of Jwdor ballbad< on a ·run was sbort. Athens took the lead 1U with The Pllllben, aftJr ftoldtn& Soulbeur.ra Ohio t.que pt4 Ltmlle Vea Meter, JIIIIIPed a· · Van Meter, lll order, had lbout 8 mblllft left Ill thl 110o Adieu to 1111 pJn the aext ehamplonihlp iVIIII a 2H will bead 1-0 midway lllroulb tile runa of'7;·2; 11, I, I, 4, I, I, 4, otiCI period on 1 ilu 7arcl'*" four plays, got 111091n& anti tbll over Pomeroy't flrtd.up Purple first pCiod. aDd 14, eluting the drlv~ IDd rrback meat by Senlot Erie lime went Jnsllle the !» yard Plnlben Friday lliCbt at Pollio Van Meter, while ptilq fllle Athens was also asMUeda15 HuliiJIIII that c<dl!!hlded a 1111o IUD IOIIDd eodiDI ~ ar.t fi'OJ', ' don field )Jiocktns from the Atbella ' wai IIIIo •uessed 1 15 tllnecl 73 Jan! BulldOJ driJI, line of Athens only te hear the The Bulldop, aolllC for llu!lr P8llther liDI of Ste"ft PIDiaw, yard penalty. · ' , Goodwin, on the try for Plni half. aecond conacutln SEOAL llet Mower,, Mlb H1 r- · 'nil PCIIItbl!l'l lead, howtv111, pofllll, wu llluled clowa by FindOOND HAUl' f<icltb'U crown, did, bowever, &met. Pal Stor,-, Ed Bltel', w.. sbCII'I-Uved u Ienior Iiiii· law IIIII 8\or)'. Athens, with about I mlnulea fiict in upat.mlndecl dub while Bill Jl)nglllh and Jolm Wolle, back Terry Ellis took a P!lftther Pomer'O)', 1001 alter Jlumo remalnin« to be pla)'td ID tba tn qUill of thetr llllh IDd final carried the bill 1t consecutive punt lbrta mllllllft later IIIII mel'a 'I'D, J01 1 drlyt IOIDC lhlcd quarter, sot Its final league vietor)o. plays, hiUIDg paydlrt tht NO- raced 41 yards to paydl:t tor With the lfforl IIIIDibl&hllllllo tlx·polnter when Dan Baur Jn. A 111'0 erowd brand nim 011t1 tlmt FOIMI'OJ llltllbl ball. tha YIIIIOrl. The 11:111!1 Ttl aame 1111 by a IJ yard Klan)' Eft1Us1! lercepled a p111 tbtown by !Palblr to wllfttn the BuU. Van ilfller'1 efforts were one llriea after KeaDy IIJDI)Iab rua IDd a 10 Jard Pill fram lwlshar 111111t bt Wll be!Dg dop Dillie Coadl Bud Blet. upped wllb a If yard •dodp had recovmd 1 llulldol fum. QuarterbJcl; Don Swlslltr 10 nllhecl lwd. Baar hit ten el's boys who were hoplnl to IIIICI dirt" nm ower the rllbl bit 011 the POIIIII'O!' ft. Soplto. Van Meter. 'ftle drive 111111111 Jardl. GoodWill C'ODCiucled lbe aveiJCt a 11-0 lass lui 1!!88011 lldt filth about I IIIIIIIIIM fto IliON Hike Goodwin'I 1'1111 lor OD 1bt 11 wbtll 1 ltrlliw IOtvenJn&'a IC:GI'lDI by I'IIIIIIIIIG m!: :!' u!t ~ew:~s.~um:. :etl.-. a:::.tioul r=-~~~~~...;:~:r::. ~ 1M East _a ~·.. . Columbuo Welt 0 PrlncetoR 111 Harvard 14. C.lumbus South 14 Cornell 23 Brown 14 ;:--- c.Jurobus Brookhaven 6 Colgate 20 Budrnell 0 . Whetsillne. Sl Dartmouth 5ti Columbia 14 COlumbus Eaot 12 Duke 9 Navy T Walnut RidS• I Y~le 1~ ~~ 1 t fsl 6 Columbus Central 0 lie Kmgs otnl 0 .. , ~bus Undeo :!8 Rutgers 32 Lofayelte 28 f.' .'. Colulnbus Ntrth 11 Temple 21 Rhode Island 19 iiJl'acd .42 Westemlle 7 Buffalo 36 Delaware I itl(«pa 36 Grove City I Army 20 Geo Wash 7 ~&a 29 Mi!flin I Alfred 35 UruoR 7 ·;rl;:'aT'idvlew ~ Bexley t Wesleyan 21 Williams 7 fair!iel4 Union 31 carroD I Drexel %1 Glassboro 13 ..,. lJ p st 10 8 o-\"'~kf;l'ington 24 yraeuse ena · '1i'rankfort-WAdent.J ~· 0 BNa~~ 28 tColb~: c tland T Worthington 26 es e ersMJ o eas em , tr .. \lJiilllo 40 Chillico_the Reserves 0 Brockport 20 Bndgewater ' Portsmouth 3.\ Hillsboro o Frank & Mar 17 Haverford I !:lew Lexingtoo 36_Sheridan 0 Tufts 7 Bowdom 6 ·Morgan 26 Maysville 11 Indiana St. (Pa.) 24 Cal St. .J:IVJo 44 Roseville !:! Swarthmore 24 Johns Hopkins 'lji_e~ Concord 14 Tri Valley I Waynesllurg 7 Findlay 6 fPrl Frye ft Edinboro 7 Geneva$ Woodsfield 0 tl • Gettysburg 33 Jumata 21 6 r:.. McKCI~Ieyh22 Tenn 28 Chattanooga 10 ; Lucasville Valley & Alabama 2I Louisiana St. D Piketoa 18 Min!ocd 6 Midwellt Wpedy 39 New Boston 18 No. Dak. 30 Augustana 211 Jllirborn ~ Dayton StebbiDI 16 Mich. St. 56 Iowa 7 Clishocton U Wooster 0 lllinois 28 Michigan 21 Millersport 30 Liberty Union 12 Mlch 20 Ohio U. 13 pro: I Southwester~ a. , ..,_loll liM bailie the two MJller made oot to whlll lolla8 down came late In lite oOOODd em 3t whn ""'1 lite one. J. D. Walker Jl'ullback Steve Swann ca!" 1 411 111 penod and cupped yard doWDJI. . - t over flr the mgb]!lllderl' rled tbe ball %1 times and tof.al. off and marched into Falcon gallop, as the Pl. morch. On the 12th play after An excltanCt al pullll left only touchdown, •• lite pme ed W. yards, IVeragllll I n.. territory at the 43. Witb a first Lillie Blacks dawned tl>ey took over tbe ball ontra:.':' Southweslera oa their ewa 47 drew 1.o 1 close. Miller added tie over live .Janis per carry. and ten situation facing the ' ern High School 14-8 Southwestern 49, Swann • yacd line. Carter paiiOd tl> the estra polnll and Pt. Plea• I-. ~~ Red Devils, quarterback Joe l mght in a 32 degree ~ five H' yards ::; th:e ' : : Richard Dllloa for Dine Jarda ant led 1~. Pt. Pleasant , , .. 1 I I t 14 Hawkins rolled back in the IJure on a very muddy own. IS ry and than Carter plned live lor SoutllwesleN ..... a a - • pocket aRd let go with a per· ' western athlelic field. . pomls was no good. a first down on the Pt. f'lealo Aller the easuilll l!:lcbff, the ScorlnS - TD'a: Pt. PleaSfeet strike to halfback Gary 11 was \he seventh wm The Highlanders attempted ant D. One pass to J. D. Will· IJtlle Black• picked Up ~~b! ant _ s - (i) (l'lllll al 47 Dreoner at tile 20. gains I two le<!ses for the three passes as time ran out ker was incomplete but 011 a yards Ia tbrM plays to and I yardl); Saullnlfltenl Blacks of Coach Dick in the first half. All were In· second lry, Carter pauecl t1> soutlnreaterD 40. A five yard J D Walker J8rd Ill&), . Dre•ner Side-stepped one man 1and his ossistant coach Homer complete and the L'ltle Blacks Walker for :II yards alld a llrst penal!)' for deiiJ tl game tel · ' • PI PJe•IMI - l~Jrl<er and moved in for the score I Criddle. lt was the seventh led H-0 at halftime.' dowa .. the IJtUe Blacka 11. tl- bact lo the 45 IDd theD PA'I')~· lllllel With but one mmute and 20 f the se.son for the ·u bl to qulll'let'back Tommy 8laatl (J1111), - -- ' o ' Ne1 Ier team was a e Russ Miller picked up JIIae piUed tor 1 !e\'flll Jard (l'UII , , ers w~t are now 1).7·2· gain after a double exchange wu 8 sa•t lfATWI'UlL. ' Coach Steve Sl!ldesMand of punts in the first half of the Vikf Whip !~ bock to tile Pt. Pia llqliOh .,. ··-·-o .. 51' sistant coach Lloy yers lhird enod. The Lillie Blacks nga ,., First DoWIII ........ t ,a I lake the High!andeN dr"'e ~rom their own 42 to the Bobeatll, 2().6 The mst>Juden had lime illr Yards RwlhlD& ..... .. i·>· next Friday It the Highlander 30 where on fourth The Vlnron county Vtldngs one play. carter threw u iJ>. Yardl Passlnl ........ • ;11!5 College Field where they w1! and five a pass was Incomplete rolled to 1 zo.e win over lbe complete pass to Dillon as the Net Yardl ........... Jllrllt 0 play Weherle High School and Southwestern took over. Kyger Creek Bobcats Friday coates! endttl. PasaiDB ............. w lf-24 0 Columbus. Keith Carter hit Curt Bals- night at McArthur. Elwood Huw- Wbile Soutbweslen netted oa- Passes Jut. J!1 ........ I 0 The Lillie Blacks drew den with a 12 yard pass for 8 acd scored the Bobcats' lone IJ Dine yards from scrimmage, Fumblel Loll ... -· .. 1- .,• I The Hannaa Trace Wildcats blood close to the end of t h first down o• the 42. Bill Rice touchdown. Kyser Creek of Gal- the big ground salner wat Russ F UMBLES Loll ,,_, I ·:,1 closed out their 1!166 season first period when Swann raced mtercepted a CariP.r pass on Uacounty cloSed 1111 season with Miller who ~lcked Up 1!5 yards Penalties II 30 ClllJioD !Sousttb· 24 Maryland uya oga FaII 8 I Nort h Caroma Alliane 22 21 Akron St. Vincent 20 Wesl Virginia 35 Citadel G Reynoldsburg 34 . Va Tech 11 Wake Foresl 0 Watkins Memonal 0 Kentucky 14 Vanderbilt 10 Teavs Valley 53 Westfall 0 Ga Tech 14 Virginia 13 Ashiand 9 MI. Vernon 6 G{'()rgia 27 Florida 10 Zanesville 28 Chillicothe 8 Clemson '!/ No. Car. 3 Portsmouth West 47 t. Pleasant Byu.,::'.. ped up its season with a 1.,"1 leagut recocd and aU overall. Fullback Steve Swann Rutland look lhe opening kick· two touchdowns, one on • 1beo Ar Wildcats e ~~:'~ !jdl.;:'~ = Held tO 14-14 r·te By EDemy ~~~aa::o alaadlnp Athens .nailed down Ita 111!0. ond llrailbt und!IP!Iltd IIEOAL crown Friday by IPIDiftl Porn.. roy, Itih~e~n~ex~t~p~Ja~y~a~nd~l~h·~·::L~itt:le~a~rec~,...:d:of~l-3-e!. VIiiniiiton;;;;;;;Cou;;;;;;;n-~bHI~nlh:lnea~ce~arrrs~!l!l~·a:·:=ed~21~r~a~yJ~slanb:he~Pun~ll~· ~"i ·.'.i ·.:i ·:.io:~..:·.•:·_·..ii71iiiiWI, • Minn 211 Northwestern 13 ':ounted for the extra points. Akron 20 Buller 14 ended the season with an .wer- Notre Dame 40 Pittsburgh 0 Dayton t Xavier 2 all record of J-6-1 and finislwd Southwest Arkansas 31 Rice 20 Open Letter To The Voters Of Gallia County The Hannan Trace Wildcats in a tie for last place in the Southern Valley Atllletie Co•· terence with • recocd ol. I).J.l. day olght. Coach Fred Pldllla' ouiiDIDo ned Yellow J a - ended lhllr IS-year atllll#tlon with lbt 8EOAL oa a 1111 noll! in 3a dlo tree llmperlilld't Friday. Tile Jlcltlllllft up two lint perlotl touchdowns, held the ~ on almost em lmu ID lbt slil!lltl ll!II :,Jbilll . periods, t11en pmnttt.e4 two m n rt ' 'I' ~ -· There has belri' $11,251.14 spent forbridgel'lpllr. ' < We hiVI double ...ied and single SHied 96.:1 mil11 of •• Jj riaff '· We heve I!Mintelptld end gnded all county roeclt Itt Gtlllu Cui•j If i . . il . I $48,200.00.. ~ •, I ' The County hel purche•d the following new equlpmenfl1 nlw loecletj Stlwiiiji , trucks, 2 pickup trUcks, 2 chain saws, 4 trector mowen, 1 sweeper, 1 used sehoul._~ hauling students cuffing brush end 1 new snow plow. . TO l The Galli• County Engineer's office has employed b8tween eo iincl 11 iiiiiiii during the past year and th'v heve been elmost equelly divided I I to party Prior to the administr~tion ~f ll~>h•rt E. J,.nk;ns, now deceesed, end l.a~ell W. our present County Enginjer, 99.99% of the employees were Republ•cen. The County Engineer's office has p•ld cash fo;'1111 of the ebove mentioned labor and material, and now hu approximlt,ly .$111,000.00 with which to complete calender yean 1966. , E S d Pia wgan aJ'bS econ ce T'Ie Jn SEO Aher }A't-VA \f/• wm ~ period whtll quarterback Jolm Hansley capped a ll..yard drive by sneaking the flnsl two yards for a touchdown filth t:U left In the quarter. :1 i 1640 EASTERN AVENUE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO for ~Mineer Cnmmift•e, . ' Mrs. Robert E. Jenkins, Chairman .. ·. •. l . ,....,.- ... ....... ,. ~ J ~' ., ""'"*' ROCkets Bomb lnonmen Flmliiel tell Pna•let ..,......,,.. i 1 1 l , • • • ...._ ; ' .,..,.,.....,.,.. '-...-:; .U'iiENII ·•;- ifi Goodwill, a-to 7anlt; _ _.; 7 417u· anc1 Btl!+ ..... ~ I-ll 10,1--. 111111, ,_. , POMEROY • .ro VaD Mtla', 11-M Jdlt in, 7~ Jilt; K. EIIM"... II!· ytll; Swlsber, ll-llt ,_ .. English, 1~ yards. '"" ,i '!l'r •' - '*" The pme ended ahortly af. ter Gallla'o Tom Meadows attempted a 6-yard field goaL MHS ace tackle Bemard Lyons suffered a leg lnjuty in the third period, IJid left tbe giDie. GaiUa's star apUt end, Bl'IKll Smith, suffered a broken nose on the opening kickoff, and never returned. ,GABS lullbacl!: OnleJi; !(el!l wu sidellnecl with a lnj,ury. Tblrtyolllnt Blll=ll saw aeUon. SlxtMI al , port'a 19-Dlll! oquat1 . ed. . .cr Gallipolis Ia &U lot illl!.tillf· Mld~portls 1-M. Sladatfa Iii aame appear llwwbtni II • clay't Timn 8 111'111 aow MEDAL WINNER EXPENDAILII: ...... Ja~N~r~~:~) ~ustr= pia~.:.!~~~== ~=m:~~v:~. : 4,, .,..J!t Yerll.," •' ... ,, ·.~ I •• 0( p• b hs } T d ttl s. nrg tee ers _o ay :~ ::--:!~ B rowns w ""'" "' ' lloD lor en 1-0 lead. " ,. Ill make It M. P1'1'1'SBVROII ttlPI) other teams and can the 11111e !!it~ lhat abo untlerwtDI IUI'I'fl • OOipolh' 1lll dar Jll!lup LoJaD'• 11n11 touchdown In the meb CJt bre11t AA Jacbon roarllll rllbl beck to Qeve181lcl Btownl, lor lite oagb u tbeb' bacllJ a 41•10 b6itltli at Cleve- itboltltler 15. 1111 toot the Ul'""i• l!:lctitG and m.ma besan In the third per· 1 ~ Friday nllht In meb a bill 111111 or II In tbt and coi!MCftlll1rl ftlk, a:. hm· llilhed DII;kname. land a IIIODih qo. One chang• ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;:. . ~ fD ,...-.ta 1 pia~~. loci and ended will! 10:3'1 re- .Vir.Inla, Rlple_y UW Ill periOd br driYIDI 77 I)J tuond l8aiDit 1 Detroit baek Ia lite retun1 of ollenslft left ~ · · Lart:y · 'l'bomp4on malnlng 111 the eontost when plaYof! hapH dubed U yards Ill 17 playa with lll1lblail tieD oppooe11t, lbta 111111 and have tackle Don Jams of Onclrm1U. PlllleiWill . - trom 111 octe hallbaet Ores Wat aerambled erful Mount ~ope used Sltvt Reed blullal the final Pitllburp SWfere • . .. 1 lew tlmea In reeent James tould bel revive Pltlll Wltb.fTH·\Ieft( olllll Ollmtn lbiiiDIJ- Jardl fo CliP If llloeked ~ ~ ~ftO yard to IC!II'Io Quarlll'baelt Dspllt 1111111 nflld I 1N- . burp's runnlni :arne, whlch uprlgbla, aDd It was 71 yatd march In 14 p~ay~;,,,.~,l~' ~ .'t''-· ~· 1 riw Dave Palloa'l rua for 1b1 In point favorlta, the Brownt Wel'l . 'lbe lll'OWIII, with all averaged only 72 yards 1 7 '. pass for the two polnl coiwtr- The 1111111ly sure extn polnlll paillt conwrllon lmotlld lba wary of tbl Sllllara IYallab.le, 11't ID probably contest. The Steelers aloo are . ~ the oval only one slon failed to make the ~ lor RIPIIJ spelled Pit differ. IC!II'I II M wilb 7:4t J'tllllln. Into the IIUDdq conllll bttt lllape ol the smon. last in Ioiii oflense with a 241• nlltiiD • II$ uza alter score 1+0. ' eace, bdf the big Mollllt Inc In tba ltCOild period, llboul 40,000 11111 ID Pill lleharfralb, Frank Parker fl J1i11 uaa 1 lllaebd 0totp Ntlloavlllt dlcl mount a final line rippllll 1bt Viking From lhb polat 011 II w.. a lum. Walter Bead! htJVe sure. ~tiDlllal pU11t Oil the Jack· derperallon drive that ltDled offense. Tha VIking delCIIO downhill dllh for the Rockets The llrcnms wm flat a WHk from Vlrloua lnjurtea. Only on defensa an tbe two t1, It IDall till Dnlll liVID 011 the Lolllllll Jard Una in the fened near the end 81lcl·lhen as they l'lCOI'el'ld a llunble on a,o wiwl lhq roUad over But Plll!!buJ'eh has 1 number about even. But the 1o mlfab 1111 dlllanet lui m1mt1e of pllf wheii one whcll.. ··I!NII · made a thl lrtllll'lllll 21 and ICtiN!I In illltl!,' but .. 0111 BroWII of pllfll't out of commlelon. ban been tGckecl lor 8nnt Sa!JIItltPtll!lllb- or Lal'l')' Corrfllll'l peuet waa behind J. D. Crtwford two playl with flllltlack Klli:r t!OIDDIIIiletl, "If we 'n!e,y !Delude defensive back 2'1 toucbclowno to 17 against the If tiVtr from . .IJII one•. .\flltl lnterceplltl by Grtl Wilt. mluttl 1111'1 paints COli tb• 01111' nmmlna tbe 8llal 1110 plaJiq Ill)' other tum in Bradshaw, defeasi'te end lll'owno. qllmore 1!011Ttrled, With qUito Offenslft!J Lo1111 domlnall4 win.. Jardl. Mark Haylldra Nil lbt IN~U~lasl week we would 11m Jolin Baker 8llcl The ~,""wns enter the Jome WlfNidl ~· .._. hqldlnc, the aame U 1bt7 lhowetl .Iff 'nle loll knocked Ripley. out EP 1o mab HIM. 1011." Bm Neben. Due to a nothl~ o win but tv· , atJd wllb j ~len 1D ibt pida rushlq ind 10 Y1a t1ie of tbt pll)'Oif 1'101 and left the Oiler lallled qata • ..yard Pltlfbm1h II 0111 or tl!oee ol Nel11111, the l!teelen to lose altitude. Thry .'qbrlllr, II wu 1+0. lit lor a lOIII ot 117, Ntllooo Vlklnp wllb • f-1 mart. --· ~ ballbtelt Amoll af!er their filth atratght lrl. .)Gil ~ 111 Gallll'• 11 111 tlllt netlld 11 rardl l'lllllll1ll VW11p will IIIMt 1t1111 rtval who once played ·lor Dalla~. um~. IDd must keep oa wlntbe ~ period · ~~~~t an Alulld 11 pt'dftllllr 1 101101a1. Illft1111100!1 ....,., PIIUburlb II· lui In llfnJ Ill order to slay In the J1lllo lugutlll ofiiiiiiYIJarclqe nina tor tha Eastern Division mOll af th• lrt!Ublt u.. 111 Utle. q~ poslllon W~!:[ 'rEI.EVJimi;i;ffiiiT Nil' Mlddlepart Jt 2111111 - f1 JOIIIIR Ron Smith l.s \rylnl FIGHT YQ AVO · - A~ learn the ropea of being a pro- NEW YORK (UP!) -'n!e ' OalllpOIII 1 1 7 o _ ~. Cwlus CllyoCievtliDd WU!Iams (OalllpoQt) Middleport· 2 4 4 t _ 'nil 81eelen' woee allo !Do heavyweight cbamplonahlp flgbt PI.\YER-1'1111. TCB YO AVO. PASSIS eltldt the ollenaln llne, in Houston, Nov. 21, will be Qllmore, liB .. .. . 7 101 tU GalllpOIII . . . 4 1 s o _ baa allowed quarterbacks to be . via closed clroull televl· ;=~· QB ........ 8 37 u ~~~~~ ,. 1 1 1 4 _ dumped :r1 limes for 218 yards. lion In 100 clUes in 35 state!, It - 'ftle 111et1ers will field essenanno011eed Friday, Tbe Hb .. . 8 u 10 p ·· • " "" • "'' """"""..... also will be seen in 'ftlompson, liB .. . 7 34 U GaDtpolls .. 0 0 0 2 ciUes and more than &vans, QB ....... · s 13 u Middleport .. o 2 1 olaJf:oreJ~gn~~;:un:tri:!"~~-..::=::::::; Burnett, QB ...... t & to 1ARDI GAINED PAlliNG lEO ARIA STANDINGS lr' . lauuders, FB ·.. I 10 U OIWpelll ... 31 I 38 0 (AU Gelll..l llliou, QB ... ., .. l I lO Mlddltjlort .. 11 I Ull \\' L 'l' p lbb, FB .. .... .. 1 2 1.0 TOTAL YARDS dla81141ta) Coal G 8 o1 8 TOO'.U.S .. "..... IIIU U II 101 88 atAlb.... rove ... 7 • 0 112 IMI!Idl ;art) .. 4 10 1110... " . .... • I'LAYIR Poet. TCB YO AVO. " " 8 I 0 1JT •. - · . Statirtics MUS Loses Final SEO Tilt _ · Ill =. 1 .l'.' pirka~on ··Fe. · J .. ;~a, 1 lh SEO Standings Mr. Dicka.son end his f•mll•nesld• · at 120 Thlrci,Avenue. His opponent is not ev"n a resident of GBIIi• County 1nd cennot·,.vot.,~ . ,:; , GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. ended, taklnc onr on tba Jt!Ck. placUiek wu Wide. tllfoluler. Tom Meadows bootets 33. Gllkay pined 111111 to Alter ID udlanp ot fumo ed the estra point. With 1:38 the MHS :U. blet IDd llllercepled passe~, left, GAllS led 27.0. TbomPIOJI rllht Gallipolis plekttl up Ita !Ina! Ml4dleport lallled with 43 tackle for ei.Chl. fOllowed b)1 toudltiDwn. It wu Ill up b)1 1 Neondt left. Bradbury flipped Otliey's 1J Jardlr to lbllt!CII. thlrcl bloeiad piDII OD lbt )114. a 10-yard pill to end Steve II lour. 'l1lompiOII tl•mmed II dlepori ~. Pullen. Bradbury hit Bill Swan over. With 10;a left Ill t b • LoweD EVIDI need lour In jbe 8llcl aone for the estra 111n11, II wu m. Gilm«<'l yarcll llGUDd lell end for 1b1 polnll. I KEEP LOWELL W. DI£KASO" COUNTY ~~~INEER ! p champion Graod Pris driver, Friday by lbe Naw Sbtfflr bulled two yard! Iota received a gold medal from the the American Foothallll p. 'I'D to mab II 35-14. BriUsh Automobile Racing Club but coach W11b Zwlid: Weillttm IDI8!!1ed 261 yarda Friday. Brabham received a postponed aetlvallll& 1117 ruablni and added 1111 pualng prevloua medal from the club In playan beoiUM tilt tlllllllll I for 34~ while JaCkson neUed 93 1959 for wi:ullng the lint of bit bye lblt week. rushing and 70_passing for a to- lbrte world champlonahlJII. Pieced 01 waiYtll 'INII tal of 1111 yardi. Unebacier Ralph llallar, • Wellston •m""ed 211 Jarda NAVY LANDWIIBEIIS Yearby IJid .J11Dm:J GraJ. l'tllhiDi ud added 8S puling NEW YORK (UPI) -Navy Yearby wu 1b1 flllm'l No, 1 for Me while Jackleon ntted won the 27th annual Heptagonal drift oboice lilt yaar, IS rulhlltl ant! 70 P..!lna for CroslloCountry meet Friday 1 ~ of 1111 yards. behind John Lawlor's record· AILING SHOULDER WeUitoll IID!shed In thlrtl breaking performance. Lawlor NEW YORK (VPJ) _ 1bJ i!liict flllb a 44 leap recotd ran tl!e live-mile eaune in McMIDan, 1111 n11r111 1111 1 1'I wblle Jacboa tied with Nel· 24;47.5 to flnllb ahead ol of lbl New York MW!, QJ1e ICIOYBlt with I U mark. llarvBrd's Doug llardiD and here Friday to haft bll Halfback Roser Estep IIIUed ICON with one rnlnuta remain· Score by quarters: breat the old record ol :15:03.1. troubleaome riCb1 ahoaldtr tba first toucbdown of lbe 1111 Ia lb IIPIDI wlilll Don Jacklcm 0 a 0 1-14 Navy totaled 17 polnll, Bal'\'ard looked at b)1 1111 teaDI/1 on a liVeD Janll'lllltbal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Ell_sto......,n_ _ _ _ a _14_t_7_'-35_ 61 and Arm7 11. pbyliclaD, Dr. Pttlr I.YOIIL a tl Jard lloclUI 11111'011 Ill 1bt lint period. Tbt tiT McWID, pllc!tltl • ftip}ey BoWS 20.1Va, J<n.... ked "" l ::! !~ ~ ~= ram~~~~~_._ Fi ·:::: :4 ~ :~ ::!t . •~· / ~~o: Po .. :: meroy . . " 5 4 0 114 . ::::·,} ~: t: :r.:n. . o1 •, ~ ~: ...... - 7 11 1.5 Rl!lOOVEIIED BY /::~:r· ~ TtiM ITA'i11liti 1t0111A IY flUAITIIII ClalllpOIII .. 14 0 0 Ia - •' -- ' . . ufstJ,-•merpncr fllaher •rt~•m · . lllilaar ..,. ' · • oMI1 ... ::: , 8 o 130!!: .. .. .. I 8 o 5I .. · 1 I t 70 0 I 1 II BT•·"'--• : PINAL'I'III Galllpolll . , , 10 10 t1 10 Mldti1IN't .. . 1 t 0 If PUN'II - O,.Ulpolla: a .. .. Mlddieporl .. 0 • • • - • l.ft ftRST DOWNS Nlddii)OI'I: Sauer, W'l, Clalllpolt .. 6 3 S 2 - It ·biOebtl, Mkldlepurt .. 0 2 1 4 - 7 ScoRING - Ollllpoill: tARDS GAINED RIJSIDNG Tbomp100 (2) runs of one Qa!UpoUs . .. 61 r1 50 38 - 241 f~l ~. 4-fard : flllli lllddleport ... o 31 17 u - 79 £VIlli, foui'yarir r!illii PATS ~ Y.UWS .~ RUSIDNG G~, 2, kick: Meadows, L, Clalllpolll ... 0 I 0 t ... 1 .sdi. . . Middleport .. fit l ·lt- ' II 10oyard NI!:T YAIIDII ~ PATS , Ollllpolll • at II· II ... flolli lowell w. Dickeson pledges to the people of Gillie County th1t he will continue this program if elected to lhe remeinder o' t~1 term of the late Robart E. Jenkins. .INCIDENTALLY, we uk wh•t prog ·am does our. opponent heve ·for· ·~I~• S::ounty? i the The Wtllston Golden Rockall IIC8IIIpel with 1:30 left In the f11ta117 lol lhelr blibl7 IIIUied half to make II 21-8. LosaD'I adtltailll UNtl I First dOIIDI flfored LotiD 11-1. o11ae 111 11ar Il'rltlay llllbl 1u lbt thiJd period lite ft4ek. rock • rlbbtd dtfeltA lo defeat It nwkad lbl 11na1 lamt and the rautt wu 1 a&.lt patt. eta marched 40 :yanlt Iller l'to NelsotiVUlt 1+4 Friday 1tllb1 the liM teuon for both IDI of the vllilln& Jacboo 1r011- llO\I&rq a fumble wllb Bayand 1111 I . IIWt Q# IICOild with t.ocan poaUnJ an mea !I tbl 11n11 BEOAL OOIIWII bum IDialrin& 111 from tbt 1ft pillJe In lblllnal DOAL ltend· w mark tDtl ..2 1n loop com. of tile eeaaon for both twill. Jan! IIIII for 1 iN lead. lllp With 11M Galllpoltt Blue peUIIDD. Tho GNybolllldl ftD. WelllioD made It llnallll tbt Dmlt. ilhed with 1 e.t mark IDd wel'l Welllton bftlke out or all M ro.uth qU111et b)1 drl'flllll 114 Not unW the WlllinS rnlnulel 3o1 In tbe SEOAL. , tit Ia the secolld perlocl to bury Jardl with~ l&llln KOI'• of 1b1 011111111 did Logan per. · lbt !Niuntn Wider a 2'1oopolbl !nr cm a two 711'11 1111ak with mil NaiiODfllle inside the 30- , Score by quarlel'8: barnet lhat lllerelflllly tJtded )I!Yt mutee left. Toby VIa Jarcl lint as the Hounds were Ntlaonvlllt 0 0 0 o- when Coach Bob BI'IIIIIID ln. ldcked atra po1Dt 10 makt It thwarted Ume and asaln by Lotan o t o o-u Hrled Ida menu aftu tlw 35-8 and lbt Wellston ntlerVIII lilt .turslng LocaD llneJIIC!n. IIOOfe had ruched 3$-1 ID tbt flooded 1b1 lfldlrvn. The Chle!talna tallied Ill tha t.lurlb period, JICbon 111111111111 !IDOibtr We invite all of th~ people of this ~ounty to lnqui~ .Jt ~he Engineer's office .:'IIIKI the Board of County Commisslonen' offict to escett•ln the correctn11s end truthfuln:s• of the above r~gures. ' TO Pauea CJee Ill t I . ~~~ ~ P - bHFUl!~ 1 .,,, 11 11111· qfr1 pc!lllts. Pomr.roy, early in the ins\ period, lost the Mrvlcea of John Wolle who wu tabu from fltld by tile Pomeroy Emer· seney Squad and rushed to Melli GellerBI llospltal for medical attention. Vu Meter also.wu aideUned with 1 mueb 1t1t wlouJ InJury ln the s..,. ~ ball, The Panthm, IIlli ahowing bopet of a comeback, battled strong!J thrO!lehout the reot o1 the pme but neither team ... able to penetrate the oth· ar'a dllenlll! ltoUtly enough to cOMPt.mD Two years ago when l. Paul Huk;ns end Joe Stewart were elected .C46~If9 ; Commissioners of this county, they promised in the fou( llln thev would put .• Wit II least 100 miles of blecktop.road. In the put two ye•rs, tftty, h•ve blecktoDped ~PP 1 ~ mately 75 miles. They exllld to blecktop, un!ler the sul'erv1slon ~f lo~ll W. Di~..: epproximltely 100 miles during the next~ yeen, thereby doubhng the•r JH01ftl"'~:1 • people of this county. . UP - ·tthe We have installed 51 new sewen, It 1 cost of almost $25,000.00 Itt IUcii ... · UP ..... ;j We have spent $4e,704.20 In cluring highwey rlqht of weys of IMush ~ weeds this JHSf summer',. ~h,lc~ lncl,~dts the emft~oyment of 23 students. . • W. purd!111d 644,103 gellons of esphalt lneletfal. Bracl!uey to DtnnJ• Alllt p111 to tht Jackel 20. The threat felllnCODnp!lll C!tl loUrlh down. flzzlacl, 'nle JacUI tbrul wu ael up lJI the thlrcl period, afler exalter Ault intercepted a Rod dl••81n1 P!lltla, GAllS drove Gilkey PIS•· to Mlcldleporl'1 IZ, but the drive Seconds later, Jim GlllllDI'II ended when Ault picked al1 anramllled 110 yll'dl to the MHS other Gtliey aerial. However, 'll, bul the DevtiJ were penal. GABS blneiecl another Bauer lzed 15 yards after advancing punt seconds before the period The 8Jwday Times-SentineL Sunday! Nov. 611886--9 le!Vet :1 '' We have spreed 11f,IOQ gellons of d~st control oil II • IIIII of $~1,91!'ft, ' · -. upper haDdbyln ~.!'-lltltles department pl....,. up 14 first dDWDJ compared to 12 for Athena. LIIUe Kellh Pbalin, who ru the ball 7 times for the Panthers, after replaefnJ Van Meter Ill the fourth quarter, everqecl niDI yarcll 1 tty. Tbe Panthers flnsl 1111 l.s Friday m,llt at Oak IIIII. Une SCOI'I!: Athena a I a 0 -20 Pomeroy e 0 0 ._ I STA'IUTICS D'plu1moat AU. Ptlrtl'y Ytrdl t'llllllllc sot Ill Yardl Pt••IDJ t e seort. , Net YIN• IP Ill Pomerny, on paper, btld the Pa11et Attemptecl I 11 hmlf ol Alblaa. :A::p,:.: ~:: :::=.:c:.r:::.!'n~~: Out of Playoffs During this period of time, we hev• blecktoppecl 46.4 mllw of •VIIkf ...... ' IIH. Ga!!lpolll wiD llld Ill 1968 C!IIIIPIIIPI It Pt. Pltuant Ftl· dl)', ··:Mitldllpolc will ' play Ita llnalltllh ldltlol eoDteelln Iliat,ory, tiiiDit Southern Local, 011 the J10ttt1 home pounds rrt. We feel you would like to know what h11 been done In the County llflllltlr'l oHice during the put ten (10) months and where your tex dollan he.,. gone. way. at the •uffertna 1111 ltventh atnlgbt , _ a 14-14 tieSpartans with theFriday VtSII· 47 yards over left tacklelh ing Alexander >e ore. Biily Harker ran e ex· Blacks drove to tile Southwest. ty Is aow H-G. ... night at Mercerville. t r ~ points to giVe Pt. an 8.0 lead at the e.nd of lhe Dan Sheets and Terry . Cre· lirst period. meens scored the WI!drat Pt. Pleasant's second touc,h-11 touchdowns and Doug Pugh ac· , IY BOIIART WIUION, .Ill. Willi IJ!prolitnalely 1,000 shiv. "'Df Part~~ll Nleht flltl loolllllg on, Gallipolis downed vlalt. lng Middleport 27-8 on Mimof. lal Field Friday night. The lrlumpb lefl Coaclt 'l'trry Ha111ley'1 Blue ,Dev111 In 1 two-way tie for iecond place <bth\Vtll4'll - Ohio St. 7 indiana t ' Gallipolis Hands Middleport Seventh Straight Grid Defeat, 27 to a: I ~ith ••• Panthers Score F~~t, But Bulldogs Win Game, SEO ·er,r • a ·, By Ulllle.t _Press IDI<I'IIIIIIoaal BerDe Ualon 74 · Wab While f'alcon ad land backiiOld cilused a lfawk· opposllloa. what lOOked· like a ball yell' MelgllAJcal couiiOflda- Yardl RashiDI ... Ill 151 (Be!lair~ 5l Marlins Ferry t Canal Winchester I 6 to ~Frld olght at ~=an IDs to Elbert Williams pitclt-oot Rutland could satber but 113 drive. They moved the ~ ·De! 196'1 wiD !lei Meigl PUIII . . . . . . . . . )2-31 4-10 :Wellsville 14 New Albany 74 Field. Ill' to run afoul lind the llevlls yarda oa the ground ud play- well aad .took It liDI C:.t .111 but lbrte 111811 PIIIIIDI Yardlp • lot 5f • SpriDgfleld Local I MI. Ver11., st. VlaceDI t were out in 1ro111 6 to o. ' ed a -1'\'alln type same, Red Devil II at the I ya 111 Y WI Fumblll , , , , , . . , 4 1 r,elpre D Chauncey • Dover 20 Columbus DeSalea 31 The Mid. Ohio Valley Con- From. Ibis polDI on both throwing but I passes complet- with llrsl and go"iu~o.Unn ~~ Devlll wiD be weD Ptmla .... - .. HU H'I.S 1 \'in ron (Jluaty 20 Wbitelnill 22 leren<e game wrapped up the teams battled tt out aear mJd. log 4. On the other hand the wu here 11lal tile led nell ar In lbe Peaa!Het • • .. :IIi. .. · 25 Kyger Creek 6 Granville 44 Lioking ValleJ 0 1966 football eampaign of lbe field as neither squad eould While Falcons, playing catch-up showed Ill power u t they beld re~lie am u 1h 1 NMiill1!011 12 Steubeavllle I Circleville 30 Re4 Devils aad WIIS lhe fioal put together another scotlng football !r1111 the very start, the Faloona IDd loo over .. :" equad will 101111 el8lll Wahama 0 0 0 I -4 Sandusky 44 Lorain King I Franklill Hel&hll e game for tho Smilbmea to b<J drive. on sereral O<casions W&- threw 28 passes completing leo doWIII wltl! 61 l8<ondl left 10 ofu their lint ~ Into tbl BuiiiDd e t t H ~~~ 4J'IIngton to • played under the Red and Black hama and Rutland fouJid ll!em· for 45 yarda and had two inl<ll' play. ~ ' \ JlntllUld Red .Devi Is Slip·:Qy .Wahmna Faltons , 6 t~ 0 ' ' . ~~ NYEU~ ; ............. (I'IIIIIIJ W'L T P 6 I 0 178 Logan ...... 5 2 0 103 .. .. 5 2 o 125 .. .. 4 3 o 140 Pomerny .. .. 3 4 0 94 Nelsonville .: : .3. 4 0 62 AIM,!»•...... 11llt'1 Htindi. Jlllllht IICbt''fOf.Pll".... I( ; crowded CllnfiiiS loll and, In flct, III)"A''IIM .J ••J 0' 1e Jaeltaoo 'l'f'... llliddleporl .. . 'I'OJ'.U ., I . ., · at ell. ilkll•your.Hondiii!Jbt.llpltO_If,..,w, llkt. If the teacher ~~v:ts:you a•fuMy._, 7 0 &2 ,I tO ·~J Athens :10 Pome!ll)' I :-. ' '4!11 ~~ l'l•li9DV~ J,' Coal SAID ~ · II' t'1lelijiNIIe t L8nllatifel' 12:1lrlllltoft 6 •t GalllfiO!Is Pt. Pleasant NUV. II GAMES: Z~M~Vq~""" 'fl'tlllton . Pd. Pol. A,., -~~:u!h' 't. .. • . Waver!)' 11 Jackson ~~e:~ ~ ~}~!1\'!ni' ~·· '.j ~><'~~· ·.,1 .....""' '"" ,,.. . ,, ., I ~ Jir.' .; ·· -~ .·. · ,. ' l j ' $tt all tht HOnda ma Ifill a• Wellstoo 'lil Jadllon1If ' probably because he'd 1\1!1 -~~~·.~ ... ' ; RA · w·. LINGs; ' , J. ~(! . ., .,.. �. I ' . ' ' I ' y. \) . · v~ I, RutlDI defender~. FrldaJ ~·· pme lllll'ktd Clllllo!Wetlon ~tluP. The Ru\!lljld Red Devils, seconds gone Ill ,tho ~ fourlll Jlii'ICNI Wa- Ia ead· Ill ID era far lbl 1M8'1'.t.Tifl'ICI 1 backed by a stroag de!epive lod of plllf· 011 the points after situallturnloas andu!-=ed ~ hB~~:;..: to p1ee1 loPtber laRd lo9tbtll 11111 u ust Jletlll'IIIIB we:line lllopped 111 upset minded attempt a mls up a the JIUI- lost, llll over ·· ICOriDC tba Red DiMII illD Flnl doliDI .. " · '. 0111 first per· seleves faced with 4th 8llcl one ceptl .-;..;:, the liiJI 8~ JI!)BlftNIII!irr · · mllnlnll!lllle flrllperloct Vao the uln pc!lllts ' followlnJ !I· BID Moore pass fell iaeomp~ Albtlll' Jlull4op ·~ UJioo PomeroY. bebiDtl tlit lmpres-· Meter's tty fCII' t!Ie'eslra points lis' TD w1s B@rt. OD a fourth 8llcl 1 lituaUIIIL ~ poi!lll#;toD of the Ilea live l'lllfnlnll of Jwdor ballbad< on a ·run was sbort. Athens took the lead 1U with The Pllllben, aftJr ftoldtn& Soulbeur.ra Ohio t.que pt4 Ltmlle Vea Meter, JIIIIIPed a· · Van Meter, lll order, had lbout 8 mblllft left Ill thl 110o Adieu to 1111 pJn the aext ehamplonihlp iVIIII a 2H will bead 1-0 midway lllroulb tile runa of'7;·2; 11, I, I, 4, I, I, 4, otiCI period on 1 ilu 7arcl'*" four plays, got 111091n& anti tbll over Pomeroy't flrtd.up Purple first pCiod. aDd 14, eluting the drlv~ IDd rrback meat by Senlot Erie lime went Jnsllle the !» yard Plnlben Friday lliCbt at Pollio Van Meter, while ptilq fllle Athens was also asMUeda15 HuliiJIIII that c<dl!!hlded a 1111o IUD IOIIDd eodiDI ~ ar.t fi'OJ', ' don field )Jiocktns from the Atbella ' wai IIIIo •uessed 1 15 tllnecl 73 Jan! BulldOJ driJI, line of Athens only te hear the The Bulldop, aolllC for llu!lr P8llther liDI of Ste"ft PIDiaw, yard penalty. · ' , Goodwin, on the try for Plni half. aecond conacutln SEOAL llet Mower,, Mlb H1 r- · 'nil PCIIItbl!l'l lead, howtv111, pofllll, wu llluled clowa by FindOOND HAUl' f<icltb'U crown, did, bowever, &met. Pal Stor,-, Ed Bltel', w.. sbCII'I-Uved u Ienior Iiiii· law IIIII 8\or)'. Athens, with about I mlnulea fiict in upat.mlndecl dub while Bill Jl)nglllh and Jolm Wolle, back Terry Ellis took a P!lftther Pomer'O)', 1001 alter Jlumo remalnin« to be pla)'td ID tba tn qUill of thetr llllh IDd final carried the bill 1t consecutive punt lbrta mllllllft later IIIII mel'a 'I'D, J01 1 drlyt IOIDC lhlcd quarter, sot Its final league vietor)o. plays, hiUIDg paydlrt tht NO- raced 41 yards to paydl:t tor With the lfforl IIIIDibl&hllllllo tlx·polnter when Dan Baur Jn. A 111'0 erowd brand nim 011t1 tlmt FOIMI'OJ llltllbl ball. tha YIIIIOrl. The 11:111!1 Ttl aame 1111 by a IJ yard Klan)' Eft1Us1! lercepled a p111 tbtown by !Palblr to wllfttn the BuU. Van ilfller'1 efforts were one llriea after KeaDy IIJDI)Iab rua IDd a 10 Jard Pill fram lwlshar 111111t bt Wll be!Dg dop Dillie Coadl Bud Blet. upped wllb a If yard •dodp had recovmd 1 llulldol fum. QuarterbJcl; Don Swlslltr 10 nllhecl lwd. Baar hit ten el's boys who were hoplnl to IIIICI dirt" nm ower the rllbl bit 011 the POIIIII'O!' ft. Soplto. Van Meter. 'ftle drive 111111111 Jardl. GoodWill C'ODCiucled lbe aveiJCt a 11-0 lass lui 1!!88011 lldt filth about I IIIIIIIIIM fto IliON Hike Goodwin'I 1'1111 lor OD 1bt 11 wbtll 1 ltrlliw IOtvenJn&'a IC:GI'lDI by I'IIIIIIIIIG m!: :!' u!t ~ew:~s.~um:. :etl.-. a:::.tioul r=-~~~~~...;:~:r::. ~ 1M East _a ~·.. . Columbuo Welt 0 PrlncetoR 111 Harvard 14. C.lumbus South 14 Cornell 23 Brown 14 ;:--- c.Jurobus Brookhaven 6 Colgate 20 Budrnell 0 . Whetsillne. Sl Dartmouth 5ti Columbia 14 COlumbus Eaot 12 Duke 9 Navy T Walnut RidS• I Y~le 1~ ~~ 1 t fsl 6 Columbus Central 0 lie Kmgs otnl 0 .. , ~bus Undeo :!8 Rutgers 32 Lofayelte 28 f.' .'. Colulnbus Ntrth 11 Temple 21 Rhode Island 19 iiJl'acd .42 Westemlle 7 Buffalo 36 Delaware I itl(«pa 36 Grove City I Army 20 Geo Wash 7 ~&a 29 Mi!flin I Alfred 35 UruoR 7 ·;rl;:'aT'idvlew ~ Bexley t Wesleyan 21 Williams 7 fair!iel4 Union 31 carroD I Drexel %1 Glassboro 13 ..,. lJ p st 10 8 o-\"'~kf;l'ington 24 yraeuse ena · '1i'rankfort-WAdent.J ~· 0 BNa~~ 28 tColb~: c tland T Worthington 26 es e ersMJ o eas em , tr .. \lJiilllo 40 Chillico_the Reserves 0 Brockport 20 Bndgewater ' Portsmouth 3.\ Hillsboro o Frank & Mar 17 Haverford I !:lew Lexingtoo 36_Sheridan 0 Tufts 7 Bowdom 6 ·Morgan 26 Maysville 11 Indiana St. (Pa.) 24 Cal St. .J:IVJo 44 Roseville !:! Swarthmore 24 Johns Hopkins 'lji_e~ Concord 14 Tri Valley I Waynesllurg 7 Findlay 6 fPrl Frye ft Edinboro 7 Geneva$ Woodsfield 0 tl • Gettysburg 33 Jumata 21 6 r:.. McKCI~Ieyh22 Tenn 28 Chattanooga 10 ; Lucasville Valley & Alabama 2I Louisiana St. D Piketoa 18 Min!ocd 6 Midwellt Wpedy 39 New Boston 18 No. Dak. 30 Augustana 211 Jllirborn ~ Dayton StebbiDI 16 Mich. St. 56 Iowa 7 Clishocton U Wooster 0 lllinois 28 Michigan 21 Millersport 30 Liberty Union 12 Mlch 20 Ohio U. 13 pro: I Southwester~ a. , ..,_loll liM bailie the two MJller made oot to whlll lolla8 down came late In lite oOOODd em 3t whn ""'1 lite one. J. D. Walker Jl'ullback Steve Swann ca!" 1 411 111 penod and cupped yard doWDJI. . - t over flr the mgb]!lllderl' rled tbe ball %1 times and tof.al. off and marched into Falcon gallop, as the Pl. morch. On the 12th play after An excltanCt al pullll left only touchdown, •• lite pme ed W. yards, IVeragllll I n.. territory at the 43. Witb a first Lillie Blacks dawned tl>ey took over tbe ball ontra:.':' Southweslera oa their ewa 47 drew 1.o 1 close. Miller added tie over live .Janis per carry. and ten situation facing the ' ern High School 14-8 Southwestern 49, Swann • yacd line. Carter paiiOd tl> the estra polnll and Pt. Plea• I-. ~~ Red Devils, quarterback Joe l mght in a 32 degree ~ five H' yards ::; th:e ' : : Richard Dllloa for Dine Jarda ant led 1~. Pt. Pleasant , , .. 1 I I t 14 Hawkins rolled back in the IJure on a very muddy own. IS ry and than Carter plned live lor SoutllwesleN ..... a a - • pocket aRd let go with a per· ' western athlelic field. . pomls was no good. a first down on the Pt. f'lealo Aller the easuilll l!:lcbff, the ScorlnS - TD'a: Pt. PleaSfeet strike to halfback Gary 11 was \he seventh wm The Highlanders attempted ant D. One pass to J. D. Will· IJtlle Black• picked Up ~~b! ant _ s - (i) (l'lllll al 47 Dreoner at tile 20. gains I two le<!ses for the three passes as time ran out ker was incomplete but 011 a yards Ia tbrM plays to and I yardl); Saullnlfltenl Blacks of Coach Dick in the first half. All were In· second lry, Carter pauecl t1> soutlnreaterD 40. A five yard J D Walker J8rd Ill&), . Dre•ner Side-stepped one man 1and his ossistant coach Homer complete and the L'ltle Blacks Walker for :II yards alld a llrst penal!)' for deiiJ tl game tel · ' • PI PJe•IMI - l~Jrl<er and moved in for the score I Criddle. lt was the seventh led H-0 at halftime.' dowa .. the IJtUe Blacka 11. tl- bact lo the 45 IDd theD PA'I')~· lllllel With but one mmute and 20 f the se.son for the ·u bl to qulll'let'back Tommy 8laatl (J1111), - -- ' o ' Ne1 Ier team was a e Russ Miller picked up JIIae piUed tor 1 !e\'flll Jard (l'UII , , ers w~t are now 1).7·2· gain after a double exchange wu 8 sa•t lfATWI'UlL. ' Coach Steve Sl!ldesMand of punts in the first half of the Vikf Whip !~ bock to tile Pt. Pia llqliOh .,. ··-·-o .. 51' sistant coach Lloy yers lhird enod. The Lillie Blacks nga ,., First DoWIII ........ t ,a I lake the High!andeN dr"'e ~rom their own 42 to the Bobeatll, 2().6 The mst>Juden had lime illr Yards RwlhlD& ..... .. i·>· next Friday It the Highlander 30 where on fourth The Vlnron county Vtldngs one play. carter threw u iJ>. Yardl Passlnl ........ • ;11!5 College Field where they w1! and five a pass was Incomplete rolled to 1 zo.e win over lbe complete pass to Dillon as the Net Yardl ........... Jllrllt 0 play Weherle High School and Southwestern took over. Kyger Creek Bobcats Friday coates! endttl. PasaiDB ............. w lf-24 0 Columbus. Keith Carter hit Curt Bals- night at McArthur. Elwood Huw- Wbile Soutbweslen netted oa- Passes Jut. J!1 ........ I 0 The Lillie Blacks drew den with a 12 yard pass for 8 acd scored the Bobcats' lone IJ Dine yards from scrimmage, Fumblel Loll ... -· .. 1- .,• I The Hannaa Trace Wildcats blood close to the end of t h first down o• the 42. Bill Rice touchdown. Kyser Creek of Gal- the big ground salner wat Russ F UMBLES Loll ,,_, I ·:,1 closed out their 1!166 season first period when Swann raced mtercepted a CariP.r pass on Uacounty cloSed 1111 season with Miller who ~lcked Up 1!5 yards Penalties II 30 ClllJioD !Sousttb· 24 Maryland uya oga FaII 8 I Nort h Caroma Alliane 22 21 Akron St. Vincent 20 Wesl Virginia 35 Citadel G Reynoldsburg 34 . Va Tech 11 Wake Foresl 0 Watkins Memonal 0 Kentucky 14 Vanderbilt 10 Teavs Valley 53 Westfall 0 Ga Tech 14 Virginia 13 Ashiand 9 MI. Vernon 6 G{'()rgia 27 Florida 10 Zanesville 28 Chillicothe 8 Clemson '!/ No. Car. 3 Portsmouth West 47 t. Pleasant Byu.,::'.. ped up its season with a 1.,"1 leagut recocd and aU overall. Fullback Steve Swann Rutland look lhe opening kick· two touchdowns, one on • 1beo Ar Wildcats e ~~:'~ !jdl.;:'~ = Held tO 14-14 r·te By EDemy ~~~aa::o alaadlnp Athens .nailed down Ita 111!0. ond llrailbt und!IP!Iltd IIEOAL crown Friday by IPIDiftl Porn.. roy, Itih~e~n~ex~t~p~Ja~y~a~nd~l~h·~·::L~itt:le~a~rec~,...:d:of~l-3-e!. VIiiniiiton;;;;;;;Cou;;;;;;;n-~bHI~nlh:lnea~ce~arrrs~!l!l~·a:·:=ed~21~r~a~yJ~slanb:he~Pun~ll~· ~"i ·.'.i ·.:i ·:.io:~..:·.•:·_·..ii71iiiiWI, • Minn 211 Northwestern 13 ':ounted for the extra points. Akron 20 Buller 14 ended the season with an .wer- Notre Dame 40 Pittsburgh 0 Dayton t Xavier 2 all record of J-6-1 and finislwd Southwest Arkansas 31 Rice 20 Open Letter To The Voters Of Gallia County The Hannan Trace Wildcats in a tie for last place in the Southern Valley Atllletie Co•· terence with • recocd ol. I).J.l. day olght. Coach Fred Pldllla' ouiiDIDo ned Yellow J a - ended lhllr IS-year atllll#tlon with lbt 8EOAL oa a 1111 noll! in 3a dlo tree llmperlilld't Friday. Tile Jlcltlllllft up two lint perlotl touchdowns, held the ~ on almost em lmu ID lbt slil!lltl ll!II :,Jbilll . periods, t11en pmnttt.e4 two m n rt ' 'I' ~ -· There has belri' $11,251.14 spent forbridgel'lpllr. ' < We hiVI double ...ied and single SHied 96.:1 mil11 of •• Jj riaff '· We heve I!Mintelptld end gnded all county roeclt Itt Gtlllu Cui•j If i . . il . I $48,200.00.. ~ •, I ' The County hel purche•d the following new equlpmenfl1 nlw loecletj Stlwiiiji , trucks, 2 pickup trUcks, 2 chain saws, 4 trector mowen, 1 sweeper, 1 used sehoul._~ hauling students cuffing brush end 1 new snow plow. . TO l The Galli• County Engineer's office has employed b8tween eo iincl 11 iiiiiiii during the past year and th'v heve been elmost equelly divided I I to party Prior to the administr~tion ~f ll~>h•rt E. J,.nk;ns, now deceesed, end l.a~ell W. our present County Enginjer, 99.99% of the employees were Republ•cen. The County Engineer's office has p•ld cash fo;'1111 of the ebove mentioned labor and material, and now hu approximlt,ly .$111,000.00 with which to complete calender yean 1966. , E S d Pia wgan aJ'bS econ ce T'Ie Jn SEO Aher }A't-VA \f/• wm ~ period whtll quarterback Jolm Hansley capped a ll..yard drive by sneaking the flnsl two yards for a touchdown filth t:U left In the quarter. :1 i 1640 EASTERN AVENUE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO for ~Mineer Cnmmift•e, . ' Mrs. Robert E. Jenkins, Chairman .. ·. •. l . ,....,.- ... ....... ,. ~ J ~' ., ""'"*' ROCkets Bomb lnonmen Flmliiel tell Pna•let ..,......,,.. i 1 1 l , • • • ...._ ; ' .,..,.,.....,.,.. '-...-:; .U'iiENII ·•;- ifi Goodwill, a-to 7anlt; _ _.; 7 417u· anc1 Btl!+ ..... ~ I-ll 10,1--. 111111, ,_. , POMEROY • .ro VaD Mtla', 11-M Jdlt in, 7~ Jilt; K. EIIM"... II!· ytll; Swlsber, ll-llt ,_ .. English, 1~ yards. '"" ,i '!l'r •' - '*" The pme ended ahortly af. ter Gallla'o Tom Meadows attempted a 6-yard field goaL MHS ace tackle Bemard Lyons suffered a leg lnjuty in the third period, IJid left tbe giDie. GaiUa's star apUt end, Bl'IKll Smith, suffered a broken nose on the opening kickoff, and never returned. ,GABS lullbacl!: OnleJi; !(el!l wu sidellnecl with a lnj,ury. Tblrtyolllnt Blll=ll saw aeUon. SlxtMI al , port'a 19-Dlll! oquat1 . ed. . .cr Gallipolis Ia &U lot illl!.tillf· Mld~portls 1-M. Sladatfa Iii aame appear llwwbtni II • clay't Timn 8 111'111 aow MEDAL WINNER EXPENDAILII: ...... Ja~N~r~~:~) ~ustr= pia~.:.!~~~== ~=m:~~v:~. : 4,, .,..J!t Yerll.," •' ... ,, ·.~ I •• 0( p• b hs } T d ttl s. nrg tee ers _o ay :~ ::--:!~ B rowns w ""'" "' ' lloD lor en 1-0 lead. " ,. Ill make It M. P1'1'1'SBVROII ttlPI) other teams and can the 11111e !!it~ lhat abo untlerwtDI IUI'I'fl • OOipolh' 1lll dar Jll!lup LoJaD'• 11n11 touchdown In the meb CJt bre11t AA Jacbon roarllll rllbl beck to Qeve181lcl Btownl, lor lite oagb u tbeb' bacllJ a 41•10 b6itltli at Cleve- itboltltler 15. 1111 toot the Ul'""i• l!:lctitG and m.ma besan In the third per· 1 ~ Friday nllht In meb a bill 111111 or II In tbt and coi!MCftlll1rl ftlk, a:. hm· llilhed DII;kname. land a IIIODih qo. One chang• ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;:. . ~ fD ,...-.ta 1 pia~~. loci and ended will! 10:3'1 re- .Vir.Inla, Rlple_y UW Ill periOd br driYIDI 77 I)J tuond l8aiDit 1 Detroit baek Ia lite retun1 of ollenslft left ~ · · Lart:y · 'l'bomp4on malnlng 111 the eontost when plaYof! hapH dubed U yards Ill 17 playa with lll1lblail tieD oppooe11t, lbta 111111 and have tackle Don Jams of Onclrm1U. PlllleiWill . - trom 111 octe hallbaet Ores Wat aerambled erful Mount ~ope used Sltvt Reed blullal the final Pitllburp SWfere • . .. 1 lew tlmea In reeent James tould bel revive Pltlll Wltb.fTH·\Ieft( olllll Ollmtn lbiiiDIJ- Jardl fo CliP If llloeked ~ ~ ~ftO yard to IC!II'Io Quarlll'baelt Dspllt 1111111 nflld I 1N- . burp's runnlni :arne, whlch uprlgbla, aDd It was 71 yatd march In 14 p~ay~;,,,.~,l~' ~ .'t''-· ~· 1 riw Dave Palloa'l rua for 1b1 In point favorlta, the Brownt Wel'l . 'lbe lll'OWIII, with all averaged only 72 yards 1 7 '. pass for the two polnl coiwtr- The 1111111ly sure extn polnlll paillt conwrllon lmotlld lba wary of tbl Sllllara IYallab.le, 11't ID probably contest. The Steelers aloo are . ~ the oval only one slon failed to make the ~ lor RIPIIJ spelled Pit differ. IC!II'I II M wilb 7:4t J'tllllln. Into the IIUDdq conllll bttt lllape ol the smon. last in Ioiii oflense with a 241• nlltiiD • II$ uza alter score 1+0. ' eace, bdf the big Mollllt Inc In tba ltCOild period, llboul 40,000 11111 ID Pill lleharfralb, Frank Parker fl J1i11 uaa 1 lllaebd 0totp Ntlloavlllt dlcl mount a final line rippllll 1bt Viking From lhb polat 011 II w.. a lum. Walter Bead! htJVe sure. ~tiDlllal pU11t Oil the Jack· derperallon drive that ltDled offense. Tha VIking delCIIO downhill dllh for the Rockets The llrcnms wm flat a WHk from Vlrloua lnjurtea. Only on defensa an tbe two t1, It IDall till Dnlll liVID 011 the Lolllllll Jard Una in the fened near the end 81lcl·lhen as they l'lCOI'el'ld a llunble on a,o wiwl lhq roUad over But Plll!!buJ'eh has 1 number about even. But the 1o mlfab 1111 dlllanet lui m1mt1e of pllf wheii one whcll.. ··I!NII · made a thl lrtllll'lllll 21 and ICtiN!I In illltl!,' but .. 0111 BroWII of pllfll't out of commlelon. ban been tGckecl lor 8nnt Sa!JIItltPtll!lllb- or Lal'l')' Corrfllll'l peuet waa behind J. D. Crtwford two playl with flllltlack Klli:r t!OIDDIIIiletl, "If we 'n!e,y !Delude defensive back 2'1 toucbclowno to 17 against the If tiVtr from . .IJII one•. .\flltl lnterceplltl by Grtl Wilt. mluttl 1111'1 paints COli tb• 01111' nmmlna tbe 8llal 1110 plaJiq Ill)' other tum in Bradshaw, defeasi'te end lll'owno. qllmore 1!011Ttrled, With qUito Offenslft!J Lo1111 domlnall4 win.. Jardl. Mark Haylldra Nil lbt IN~U~lasl week we would 11m Jolin Baker 8llcl The ~,""wns enter the Jome WlfNidl ~· .._. hqldlnc, the aame U 1bt7 lhowetl .Iff 'nle loll knocked Ripley. out EP 1o mab HIM. 1011." Bm Neben. Due to a nothl~ o win but tv· , atJd wllb j ~len 1D ibt pida rushlq ind 10 Y1a t1ie of tbt pll)'Oif 1'101 and left the Oiler lallled qata • ..yard Pltlfbm1h II 0111 or tl!oee ol Nel11111, the l!teelen to lose altitude. Thry .'qbrlllr, II wu 1+0. lit lor a lOIII ot 117, Ntllooo Vlklnp wllb • f-1 mart. --· ~ ballbtelt Amoll af!er their filth atratght lrl. .)Gil ~ 111 Gallll'• 11 111 tlllt netlld 11 rardl l'lllllll1ll VW11p will IIIMt 1t1111 rtval who once played ·lor Dalla~. um~. IDd must keep oa wlntbe ~ period · ~~~~t an Alulld 11 pt'dftllllr 1 101101a1. Illft1111100!1 ....,., PIIUburlb II· lui In llfnJ Ill order to slay In the J1lllo lugutlll ofiiiiiiYIJarclqe nina tor tha Eastern Division mOll af th• lrt!Ublt u.. 111 Utle. q~ poslllon W~!:[ 'rEI.EVJimi;i;ffiiiT Nil' Mlddlepart Jt 2111111 - f1 JOIIIIR Ron Smith l.s \rylnl FIGHT YQ AVO · - A~ learn the ropea of being a pro- NEW YORK (UP!) -'n!e ' OalllpOIII 1 1 7 o _ ~. Cwlus CllyoCievtliDd WU!Iams (OalllpoQt) Middleport· 2 4 4 t _ 'nil 81eelen' woee allo !Do heavyweight cbamplonahlp flgbt PI.\YER-1'1111. TCB YO AVO. PASSIS eltldt the ollenaln llne, in Houston, Nov. 21, will be Qllmore, liB .. .. . 7 101 tU GalllpOIII . . . 4 1 s o _ baa allowed quarterbacks to be . via closed clroull televl· ;=~· QB ........ 8 37 u ~~~~~ ,. 1 1 1 4 _ dumped :r1 limes for 218 yards. lion In 100 clUes in 35 state!, It - 'ftle 111et1ers will field essenanno011eed Friday, Tbe Hb .. . 8 u 10 p ·· • " "" • "'' """"""..... also will be seen in 'ftlompson, liB .. . 7 34 U GaDtpolls .. 0 0 0 2 ciUes and more than &vans, QB ....... · s 13 u Middleport .. o 2 1 olaJf:oreJ~gn~~;:un:tri:!"~~-..::=::::::; Burnett, QB ...... t & to 1ARDI GAINED PAlliNG lEO ARIA STANDINGS lr' . lauuders, FB ·.. I 10 U OIWpelll ... 31 I 38 0 (AU Gelll..l llliou, QB ... ., .. l I lO Mlddltjlort .. 11 I Ull \\' L 'l' p lbb, FB .. .... .. 1 2 1.0 TOTAL YARDS dla81141ta) Coal G 8 o1 8 TOO'.U.S .. "..... IIIU U II 101 88 atAlb.... rove ... 7 • 0 112 IMI!Idl ;art) .. 4 10 1110... " . .... • I'LAYIR Poet. TCB YO AVO. " " 8 I 0 1JT •. - · . Statirtics MUS Loses Final SEO Tilt _ · Ill =. 1 .l'.' pirka~on ··Fe. · J .. ;~a, 1 lh SEO Standings Mr. Dicka.son end his f•mll•nesld• · at 120 Thlrci,Avenue. His opponent is not ev"n a resident of GBIIi• County 1nd cennot·,.vot.,~ . ,:; , GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. ended, taklnc onr on tba Jt!Ck. placUiek wu Wide. tllfoluler. Tom Meadows bootets 33. Gllkay pined 111111 to Alter ID udlanp ot fumo ed the estra point. With 1:38 the MHS :U. blet IDd llllercepled passe~, left, GAllS led 27.0. TbomPIOJI rllht Gallipolis plekttl up Ita !Ina! Ml4dleport lallled with 43 tackle for ei.Chl. fOllowed b)1 toudltiDwn. It wu Ill up b)1 1 Neondt left. Bradbury flipped Otliey's 1J Jardlr to lbllt!CII. thlrcl bloeiad piDII OD lbt )114. a 10-yard pill to end Steve II lour. 'l1lompiOII tl•mmed II dlepori ~. Pullen. Bradbury hit Bill Swan over. With 10;a left Ill t b • LoweD EVIDI need lour In jbe 8llcl aone for the estra 111n11, II wu m. Gilm«<'l yarcll llGUDd lell end for 1b1 polnll. I KEEP LOWELL W. DI£KASO" COUNTY ~~~INEER ! p champion Graod Pris driver, Friday by lbe Naw Sbtfflr bulled two yard! Iota received a gold medal from the the American Foothallll p. 'I'D to mab II 35-14. BriUsh Automobile Racing Club but coach W11b Zwlid: Weillttm IDI8!!1ed 261 yarda Friday. Brabham received a postponed aetlvallll& 1117 ruablni and added 1111 pualng prevloua medal from the club In playan beoiUM tilt tlllllllll I for 34~ while JaCkson neUed 93 1959 for wi:ullng the lint of bit bye lblt week. rushing and 70_passing for a to- lbrte world champlonahlJII. Pieced 01 waiYtll 'INII tal of 1111 yardi. Unebacier Ralph llallar, • Wellston •m""ed 211 Jarda NAVY LANDWIIBEIIS Yearby IJid .J11Dm:J GraJ. l'tllhiDi ud added 8S puling NEW YORK (UPI) -Navy Yearby wu 1b1 flllm'l No, 1 for Me while Jackleon ntted won the 27th annual Heptagonal drift oboice lilt yaar, IS rulhlltl ant! 70 P..!lna for CroslloCountry meet Friday 1 ~ of 1111 yards. behind John Lawlor's record· AILING SHOULDER WeUitoll IID!shed In thlrtl breaking performance. Lawlor NEW YORK (VPJ) _ 1bJ i!liict flllb a 44 leap recotd ran tl!e live-mile eaune in McMIDan, 1111 n11r111 1111 1 1'I wblle Jacboa tied with Nel· 24;47.5 to flnllb ahead ol of lbl New York MW!, QJ1e ICIOYBlt with I U mark. llarvBrd's Doug llardiD and here Friday to haft bll Halfback Roser Estep IIIUed ICON with one rnlnuta remain· Score by quarters: breat the old record ol :15:03.1. troubleaome riCb1 ahoaldtr tba first toucbdown of lbe 1111 Ia lb IIPIDI wlilll Don Jacklcm 0 a 0 1-14 Navy totaled 17 polnll, Bal'\'ard looked at b)1 1111 teaDI/1 on a liVeD Janll'lllltbal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Ell_sto......,n_ _ _ _ a _14_t_7_'-35_ 61 and Arm7 11. pbyliclaD, Dr. Pttlr I.YOIIL a tl Jard lloclUI 11111'011 Ill 1bt lint period. Tbt tiT McWID, pllc!tltl • ftip}ey BoWS 20.1Va, J<n.... ked "" l ::! !~ ~ ~= ram~~~~~_._ Fi ·:::: :4 ~ :~ ::!t . •~· / ~~o: Po .. :: meroy . . " 5 4 0 114 . ::::·,} ~: t: :r.:n. . o1 •, ~ ~: ...... - 7 11 1.5 Rl!lOOVEIIED BY /::~:r· ~ TtiM ITA'i11liti 1t0111A IY flUAITIIII ClalllpOIII .. 14 0 0 Ia - •' -- ' . . ufstJ,-•merpncr fllaher •rt~•m · . lllilaar ..,. ' · • oMI1 ... ::: , 8 o 130!!: .. .. .. I 8 o 5I .. · 1 I t 70 0 I 1 II BT•·"'--• : PINAL'I'III Galllpolll . , , 10 10 t1 10 Mldti1IN't .. . 1 t 0 If PUN'II - O,.Ulpolla: a .. .. Mlddieporl .. 0 • • • - • l.ft ftRST DOWNS Nlddii)OI'I: Sauer, W'l, Clalllpolt .. 6 3 S 2 - It ·biOebtl, Mkldlepurt .. 0 2 1 4 - 7 ScoRING - Ollllpoill: tARDS GAINED RIJSIDNG Tbomp100 (2) runs of one Qa!UpoUs . .. 61 r1 50 38 - 241 f~l ~. 4-fard : flllli lllddleport ... o 31 17 u - 79 £VIlli, foui'yarir r!illii PATS ~ Y.UWS .~ RUSIDNG G~, 2, kick: Meadows, L, Clalllpolll ... 0 I 0 t ... 1 .sdi. . . Middleport .. fit l ·lt- ' II 10oyard NI!:T YAIIDII ~ PATS , Ollllpolll • at II· II ... flolli lowell w. Dickeson pledges to the people of Gillie County th1t he will continue this program if elected to lhe remeinder o' t~1 term of the late Robart E. Jenkins. .INCIDENTALLY, we uk wh•t prog ·am does our. opponent heve ·for· ·~I~• S::ounty? i the The Wtllston Golden Rockall IIC8IIIpel with 1:30 left In the f11ta117 lol lhelr blibl7 IIIUied half to make II 21-8. LosaD'I adtltailll UNtl I First dOIIDI flfored LotiD 11-1. o11ae 111 11ar Il'rltlay llllbl 1u lbt thiJd period lite ft4ek. rock • rlbbtd dtfeltA lo defeat It nwkad lbl 11na1 lamt and the rautt wu 1 a&.lt patt. eta marched 40 :yanlt Iller l'to NelsotiVUlt 1+4 Friday 1tllb1 the liM teuon for both IDI of the vllilln& Jacboo 1r011- llO\I&rq a fumble wllb Bayand 1111 I . IIWt Q# IICOild with t.ocan poaUnJ an mea !I tbl 11n11 BEOAL OOIIWII bum IDialrin& 111 from tbt 1ft pillJe In lblllnal DOAL ltend· w mark tDtl ..2 1n loop com. of tile eeaaon for both twill. Jan! IIIII for 1 iN lead. lllp With 11M Galllpoltt Blue peUIIDD. Tho GNybolllldl ftD. WelllioD made It llnallll tbt Dmlt. ilhed with 1 e.t mark IDd wel'l Welllton bftlke out or all M ro.uth qU111et b)1 drl'flllll 114 Not unW the WlllinS rnlnulel 3o1 In tbe SEOAL. , tit Ia the secolld perlocl to bury Jardl with~ l&llln KOI'• of 1b1 011111111 did Logan per. · lbt !Niuntn Wider a 2'1oopolbl !nr cm a two 711'11 1111ak with mil NaiiODfllle inside the 30- , Score by quarlel'8: barnet lhat lllerelflllly tJtded )I!Yt mutee left. Toby VIa Jarcl lint as the Hounds were Ntlaonvlllt 0 0 0 o- when Coach Bob BI'IIIIIID ln. ldcked atra po1Dt 10 makt It thwarted Ume and asaln by Lotan o t o o-u Hrled Ida menu aftu tlw 35-8 and lbt Wellston ntlerVIII lilt .turslng LocaD llneJIIC!n. IIOOfe had ruched 3$-1 ID tbt flooded 1b1 lfldlrvn. The Chle!talna tallied Ill tha t.lurlb period, JICbon 111111111111 !IDOibtr We invite all of th~ people of this ~ounty to lnqui~ .Jt ~he Engineer's office .:'IIIKI the Board of County Commisslonen' offict to escett•ln the correctn11s end truthfuln:s• of the above r~gures. ' TO Pauea CJee Ill t I . ~~~ ~ P - bHFUl!~ 1 .,,, 11 11111· qfr1 pc!lllts. Pomr.roy, early in the ins\ period, lost the Mrvlcea of John Wolle who wu tabu from fltld by tile Pomeroy Emer· seney Squad and rushed to Melli GellerBI llospltal for medical attention. Vu Meter also.wu aideUned with 1 mueb 1t1t wlouJ InJury ln the s..,. ~ ball, The Panthm, IIlli ahowing bopet of a comeback, battled strong!J thrO!lehout the reot o1 the pme but neither team ... able to penetrate the oth· ar'a dllenlll! ltoUtly enough to cOMPt.mD Two years ago when l. Paul Huk;ns end Joe Stewart were elected .C46~If9 ; Commissioners of this county, they promised in the fou( llln thev would put .• Wit II least 100 miles of blecktop.road. In the put two ye•rs, tftty, h•ve blecktoDped ~PP 1 ~ mately 75 miles. They exllld to blecktop, un!ler the sul'erv1slon ~f lo~ll W. Di~..: epproximltely 100 miles during the next~ yeen, thereby doubhng the•r JH01ftl"'~:1 • people of this county. . UP - ·tthe We have installed 51 new sewen, It 1 cost of almost $25,000.00 Itt IUcii ... · UP ..... ;j We have spent $4e,704.20 In cluring highwey rlqht of weys of IMush ~ weeds this JHSf summer',. ~h,lc~ lncl,~dts the emft~oyment of 23 students. . • W. purd!111d 644,103 gellons of esphalt lneletfal. Bracl!uey to DtnnJ• Alllt p111 to tht Jackel 20. The threat felllnCODnp!lll C!tl loUrlh down. flzzlacl, 'nle JacUI tbrul wu ael up lJI the thlrcl period, afler exalter Ault intercepted a Rod dl••81n1 P!lltla, GAllS drove Gilkey PIS•· to Mlcldleporl'1 IZ, but the drive Seconds later, Jim GlllllDI'II ended when Ault picked al1 anramllled 110 yll'dl to the MHS other Gtliey aerial. However, 'll, bul the DevtiJ were penal. GABS blneiecl another Bauer lzed 15 yards after advancing punt seconds before the period The 8Jwday Times-SentineL Sunday! Nov. 611886--9 le!Vet :1 '' We have spreed 11f,IOQ gellons of d~st control oil II • IIIII of $~1,91!'ft, ' · -. upper haDdbyln ~.!'-lltltles department pl....,. up 14 first dDWDJ compared to 12 for Athena. LIIUe Kellh Pbalin, who ru the ball 7 times for the Panthers, after replaefnJ Van Meter Ill the fourth quarter, everqecl niDI yarcll 1 tty. Tbe Panthers flnsl 1111 l.s Friday m,llt at Oak IIIII. Une SCOI'I!: Athena a I a 0 -20 Pomeroy e 0 0 ._ I STA'IUTICS D'plu1moat AU. Ptlrtl'y Ytrdl t'llllllllc sot Ill Yardl Pt••IDJ t e seort. , Net YIN• IP Ill Pomerny, on paper, btld the Pa11et Attemptecl I 11 hmlf ol Alblaa. :A::p,:.: ~:: :::=.:c:.r:::.!'n~~: Out of Playoffs During this period of time, we hev• blecktoppecl 46.4 mllw of •VIIkf ...... ' IIH. Ga!!lpolll wiD llld Ill 1968 C!IIIIPIIIPI It Pt. Pltuant Ftl· dl)', ··:Mitldllpolc will ' play Ita llnalltllh ldltlol eoDteelln Iliat,ory, tiiiDit Southern Local, 011 the J10ttt1 home pounds rrt. We feel you would like to know what h11 been done In the County llflllltlr'l oHice during the put ten (10) months and where your tex dollan he.,. gone. way. at the •uffertna 1111 ltventh atnlgbt , _ a 14-14 tieSpartans with theFriday VtSII· 47 yards over left tacklelh ing Alexander >e ore. Biily Harker ran e ex· Blacks drove to tile Southwest. ty Is aow H-G. ... night at Mercerville. t r ~ points to giVe Pt. an 8.0 lead at the e.nd of lhe Dan Sheets and Terry . Cre· lirst period. meens scored the WI!drat Pt. Pleasant's second touc,h-11 touchdowns and Doug Pugh ac· , IY BOIIART WIUION, .Ill. Willi IJ!prolitnalely 1,000 shiv. "'Df Part~~ll Nleht flltl loolllllg on, Gallipolis downed vlalt. lng Middleport 27-8 on Mimof. lal Field Friday night. The lrlumpb lefl Coaclt 'l'trry Ha111ley'1 Blue ,Dev111 In 1 two-way tie for iecond place <bth\Vtll4'll - Ohio St. 7 indiana t ' Gallipolis Hands Middleport Seventh Straight Grid Defeat, 27 to a: I ~ith ••• Panthers Score F~~t, But Bulldogs Win Game, SEO ·er,r • a ·, By Ulllle.t _Press IDI<I'IIIIIIoaal BerDe Ualon 74 · Wab While f'alcon ad land backiiOld cilused a lfawk· opposllloa. what lOOked· like a ball yell' MelgllAJcal couiiOflda- Yardl RashiDI ... Ill 151 (Be!lair~ 5l Marlins Ferry t Canal Winchester I 6 to ~Frld olght at ~=an IDs to Elbert Williams pitclt-oot Rutland could satber but 113 drive. They moved the ~ ·De! 196'1 wiD !lei Meigl PUIII . . . . . . . . . )2-31 4-10 :Wellsville 14 New Albany 74 Field. Ill' to run afoul lind the llevlls yarda oa the ground ud play- well aad .took It liDI C:.t .111 but lbrte 111811 PIIIIIDI Yardlp • lot 5f • SpriDgfleld Local I MI. Ver11., st. VlaceDI t were out in 1ro111 6 to o. ' ed a -1'\'alln type same, Red Devil II at the I ya 111 Y WI Fumblll , , , , , . . , 4 1 r,elpre D Chauncey • Dover 20 Columbus DeSalea 31 The Mid. Ohio Valley Con- From. Ibis polDI on both throwing but I passes complet- with llrsl and go"iu~o.Unn ~~ Devlll wiD be weD Ptmla .... - .. HU H'I.S 1 \'in ron (Jluaty 20 Wbitelnill 22 leren<e game wrapped up the teams battled tt out aear mJd. log 4. On the other hand the wu here 11lal tile led nell ar In lbe Peaa!Het • • .. :IIi. .. · 25 Kyger Creek 6 Granville 44 Lioking ValleJ 0 1966 football eampaign of lbe field as neither squad eould While Falcons, playing catch-up showed Ill power u t they beld re~lie am u 1h 1 NMiill1!011 12 Steubeavllle I Circleville 30 Re4 Devils aad WIIS lhe fioal put together another scotlng football !r1111 the very start, the Faloona IDd loo over .. :" equad will 101111 el8lll Wahama 0 0 0 I -4 Sandusky 44 Lorain King I Franklill Hel&hll e game for tho Smilbmea to b<J drive. on sereral O<casions W&- threw 28 passes completing leo doWIII wltl! 61 l8<ondl left 10 ofu their lint ~ Into tbl BuiiiDd e t t H ~~~ 4J'IIngton to • played under the Red and Black hama and Rutland fouJid ll!em· for 45 yarda and had two inl<ll' play. ~ ' \ JlntllUld Red .Devi Is Slip·:Qy .Wahmna Faltons , 6 t~ 0 ' ' . ~~ NYEU~ ; ............. (I'IIIIIIJ W'L T P 6 I 0 178 Logan ...... 5 2 0 103 .. .. 5 2 o 125 .. .. 4 3 o 140 Pomerny .. .. 3 4 0 94 Nelsonville .: : .3. 4 0 62 AIM,!»•...... 11llt'1 Htindi. Jlllllht IICbt''fOf.Pll".... I( ; crowded CllnfiiiS loll and, In flct, III)"A''IIM .J ••J 0' 1e Jaeltaoo 'l'f'... llliddleporl .. . 'I'OJ'.U ., I . ., · at ell. ilkll•your.Hondiii!Jbt.llpltO_If,..,w, llkt. If the teacher ~~v:ts:you a•fuMy._, 7 0 &2 ,I tO ·~J Athens :10 Pome!ll)' I :-. ' '4!11 ~~ l'l•li9DV~ J,' Coal SAID ~ · II' t'1lelijiNIIe t L8nllatifel' 12:1lrlllltoft 6 •t GalllfiO!Is Pt. Pleasant NUV. II GAMES: Z~M~Vq~""" 'fl'tlllton . Pd. Pol. A,., -~~:u!h' 't. .. • . Waver!)' 11 Jackson ~~e:~ ~ ~}~!1\'!ni' ~·· '.j ~><'~~· ·.,1 .....""' '"" ,,.. . ,, ., I ~ Jir.' .; ·· -~ .·. · ,. ' l j ' $tt all tht HOnda ma Ifill a• Wellstoo 'lil Jadllon1If ' probably because he'd 1\1!1 -~~~·.~ ... ' ; RA · w·. LINGs; ' , J. ~(! . ., .,.. �., ' ' \\'' ' ·' ..\ ' ' 1 ~I ,,' . . ~ .·a··' d' · .·· e.· 1 '·- .:~e , ·_· ·,, .::"" er·, ' -~ • GOP ·Odds. on Ber to Gain 18 HoUse Sea·.·t-.:s . . lly RAYMOND t•ua WASIDNGTON (UP~ 1111- M oltSS House IIIII (with one live etll' delpil.' •t loOklha lCI'Oll Ill• count17 lho!Va RepubUcw are 18 ocldJ.Gn bet •• •••. "' ..... at ltul 18 fD the U.S. HOUBe ol el.:latlv~ IR Tueaday'• They could -~ up u lnlllf ;:u I . I I . ' l VOTE YES FOR 211(1 Mll._:.20c per $1000 Valuation all moniH for thl~ to be usld for . . , GUIDING MAND SCHOOL fOR RETARDED Paid .for by .the eomln.Ba . _!I! ar:;: Support of the GuidtDJ I School lor Rttardedp ••• Pd. Clill ol. .,...._ See The Full Line ' . ENDICOTT JOHNSON TAIPLE GUARANTEE .z . ... ·... - ·~ • . - . Defet~~·;m~~~~w:[j:AI~Iho~u=lh=R~opu::bl:lca!·n21e:ad:era:~llock;=~e!fe~lfen~=pr~os~pecl:ll:fn~Ne:w~b~r:ot~he~r ~w~'tn~th~~~~~~~~to~'k~the~~~~~~E~ ~. ~tli!On I I 5 ' llfllloerall retain nationally. lllled T " parfy). INti. wDI be the comfortable eonlloi would would be 1 pO!JUeal are 111 paper, uesdly. Tht voten ali!O In the 11th th wJII . elect H HollOn 1o 11111· Deincierate etl ad r.;~ Wblle COI!tlnued now held by :It Democrill and lest majority IZce liM w~ :tro!~ftpo Senate II •!lured, ~DIRepublican Llkewl.e, they FDR wa8 at 1he betght of hla ind~:ldual fllhllnl whomch;s:.,: .::~:ora, of popularity, Bul time after lime Poaidbly offaettlng the elfM!et. \\ Coli-• • worrltd · abtul UtUe charlie Js lrldtcated In The survey Indicates that the •otes • leas would have me1111t D·ldaho, 11 conceded a the U.S. Senate llljeup. The Republicans are fllrly sure to defeat. , edge in his campaign to defe,at\( GOP may record 8 net pin tla dlaplact 211 Incumbent DeJDO. The PresfdeDII pet plan Of llopubllcan Sen. Leo B. Jordan. ffl\' .aovemor8hlps but ·without era~ iQ the Heuoe ~ that the rent supplements . lilt low lh*ch hope of winning parity Deinocrata should replace two income fanlllltt IUI'VIvtd one Seaate T011.,. with the Democrats In the Rtpubllctllll for 1 net GOP aain test so e!Ote thai a chll!ge t1 lenate e6nlllllll~ttcl u too•· na,llon's alate heut!es. of 11. two V0!41 would l!ave cut oJf ups involve three oeats now held fbe findings emerged from a The prospective new GOP mo~ ·tor tile . program. A by ~ocral• ·~ ·feur lly cht<lt of UP!'• · alate capital seats Include four In Ohio two foreJgn aid alaah wu avoided Republicans, Including Gril'fin!•J( llui:eaus and from discuss! each ln California iowa by a vote of 193' to 191. Lady seat In Michipn. They are: 1\'llh Democratic and Repu'i: Kentucky aDd Penbayl~anla and Bird Johnion'• beauUftcaUon Edward W. Brooke, can parfY manaprs In Waah· ene each In Alaakil, Florida, Prttl~lm was saved 175 to 173. slate lngton. , While no political Illinois, Mtcbigan, Tennessee, ThiS does not mean JohnSOil former Gov. En•di-11 upheaval Is suggested, the Vi!ifnla, Wisconsin and Wyom• would cet nothing of what he colt Peabody for the seat political future of aome biB fnt. Democrallc pickups are wanted from the ne'! Congresa. retiring len. Leverell _Sallou·ll oalllfi is at alate lncludlnl lilted t.. Maine and Mllsiulppl II ha IOIIIbt I lax mcrease to stall, R·Mlll. some with preside~Ual over. .Je.•fdes_ the :10 .Democratl~ P*Y for the war · In Viet Nam Sen. Lee Metcalf, !).Mont., n. loltes In 1968, CllfU:i~ll In which Republican and curb inllltloli; he probably Gov. Tim M. Babcock. . caod_ldates are fairly ·1are, there would get lt-rtJirdless of the Sen. Carl T. Curlll, Jt.Neb., on I I he Republicans; are '71 more Ia the •"could makeup ol Conaress. But It vs. Gof, Frank B. M11'1'11011. h1• ·GIIIII'ge W. Rolluli!o of pickup" clan, These Include might emtr~e In cllfferentforn!, Repobllcaa Gov. Marl: 0. Mlc igan and James A. Rhodes four each In New Jeraey and Tw F . Hatfield of Oregon n. Rep. of OhiO are expected to win by NeW York, three each In ~ acton . Robert B. Duncaa for the seat landslides. Actor Ronald Rea- CaHfornla and Texas, two each ca~e ba;iollng also has l~pll· of retiring Democratic Sen. gan, the .new darling of GOP In Geolgia, Iowa and Mtchlsan, par~ns oatrw~J:· Republican Maurine B. Neuberltr. eonservalivea, ia favored to and one each in Connecticut fa~ prIn th watchinC two Democratic Gof. Frank defeat IIJe perennial uoderdOJ, Illinois, Ohio, Oregon, Tennes: 1 ':..ual e: " of R~~Y • Clement of Tennessee Gov. · Edmund G. Brown of see, Washington and Wlsconain conl:nde 0 ~U presidential Howard W. Baker JF. 08llfomla_. The Democrats could 'ck u. r. ne w ' be the Sen. John G. Tower, . ...... za,t . two Republican seals AI! Mlelligan Jovemor s own show- vs. Atty. Gtn. Waggoner Carr. Despite wtlknm lhown In bema llld one fD Muaachuaetll inlier ~=I f"~ocradc challen- Close contats also publtc ')liulolrpolla, Gov. Nelaon Sll: T-u · ereacy. expected Ia Wyoming and A. RoCkelellar Ia belleYf4 to ._ ..... aow PI helcl by .,~".\,."''DillY Important Is Hampshire. Gov, Cliff Han!en have I aleoder edit ' Clfet Derftiletlla are lilted In the .,; .;; appeal wUI favored over Rep. Teno Ronca:~•1 Frlllk D. :P'~ too-up Clla-two Ill Colorado Griflln Who ll RoOO: Pd Ito, Jl.Wyo., Sen. Thomaa J. ..llhe New Yort PrititanJII, ... Oltil uch 111 Arizona nect with De ~ an Mcintyre, !).N.H., is favored ·•·ne 1:111 PD~ M.r,lind, New JWnptlhJre and Go IDOC9'a tmer ovor Harris., R. Thyng, retired cta,llc eani IJ.· It ~ea> faui ,•t11ah . • d lv. 1G·1 MeJ!""" WUiiams. A Air Force brl8adler general. n... ••l.., , 1). • fllo:. 1..., ' £n' ·• ' e ea tr uriflill would be 1n the , ~ ..-••i ' ~· TteiNI •.., elecll_, prod~ee 1 llw viewed . , lba JOYernors 1 form!' ~- PNfeaor, llltjirlaes IIJid aomt turnover Ro ,u se for Re(MlbllCIII candidates art whc) IS raa.d bebJD4,CIIarlaJI. e111 ~ npected iD esslo~~o mneya prHiclenllal chllletl. vered but by •trying mallfni"' Pe(l!y, hll IlepulilleM chauen- 11 dlltr!cta other thoae ~b~le:' defeat also ill Calllonlla, Georgia, lfr llld loi'li!fr lludl!IIL . ! di*t IR lha UP! MYe ' 'i'h omney · The New land, Mlnnetiola aDd Nl!btrulka il ~ DIW l:aeJtGJ 8i bell lalormed Democra~· hav: York ~9vemor hat Indicated all alates DOW bave D!l"ocrall<oiJ of the Jlll!aD'I fO fOYetDarlhlpa, been lorecutfniiOIIIII of 18 to ~c:mn~ Is hil' cholct In 1111, SOVti'IIOfl, 17 of 1110 U,S. ;Senate I!Uif llld 35 aeata; their Republleon Repu:kelellor ~ ~~ee ll the llfllloerati art expected ., 'r ,· ·. ~--··-.,.-- cOulllerparfa have beeD visuallz 0 1 an nom na I conven· replact Republican goveroors In T!.e tobla_bls 1 helrlbtat fnt lllna of :111 It 411 teala. • ~ =• ~:~.~ co~ldorably muted Idaho, by a eltte vote, and In t1 570, ~ · mlnult, aellOrQfni· Aay IUch ~uraov,r would be A thum ; re;~~111• Olllahoma, by a majority Ill the •ncyb!Dplllljla Btltan- deadly to President Jtbnson'a Rea P g •-~·• IGr lfO,OOO It 40,000 votes. ' nlca. . . J •tGreat . SOclety " Even a net In Callfomla automall- ' Gubernatorial contesll now The (Urmaa. ln~l@d ·Ia- : Republican 11~ of 20 aeats ~c~ :u!d en~~ca.!'!•• lilted •• IDAUfll Involve office! ser 1heel' i!no tilt Uillttntalll ;would · the new 'lOth presld II I poll 0 • ..,.....can now hekl by Democrats in In ·, en 1 l101111Dee. Bul a Arizona and Nevada and by a Ylctory we Brown Repobllean Ill Kalllll!. • rop e York, they atlll have hope. hi• e ' ... ' or efifter S r. ·q• Written guarantee tot . ·' 6 months If tll!!f·· do not ~orm u · specified. They'· : · ' ! wm·be,... replated. 61nch linch linch insulattcl ., i· CUSHIONED INSOLI! ' SUpPQRJ •• I ,- ' ~Illy when you're your most feminine you. And you wili be, with bewitching accents of Black llct :;tin:C = peau"de ~•. JACQUELINE dots all lha flirting for you with Shawl a hlgh·hntld pum wilh II . - coll1r to be - • up llr 11ow.n. 111d Manttlla, . an ell-over lace effect ' bowell over I out·out P Ylffill! 116 1 JQCquel ine• '* u••• THE SHOE "BOX '•· :m-eya a ,.e 1· 8~99 I; --~ J. ·' ' DYNATOMIC SIDE ARCH FOR • ··' . ~;, . tJvm Work Shoes ... 12.99 15.99 . that would leild 10 dim hi . !":: and 15 are Republicans. moerals ~~~S:r~:".:!~ ,"!1:J. ~~ ~!"t~. ::• R~ Illinois, ::u"'th!, ·~~~ poliaeaJ cards CHILD WELFARE SERVICES LEVY ·~~f':'t.:ch ~~ f.ct f."" $l 4,95 AS SEEN IN VOGUE. SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8:00 P.M. USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT ••• 1 ~ lnvlt&S;,JOU ~ )lOOk · over th11Gs7 BOLENS·,JIIla '. ' !~ . ' Best Qua\\ty No. l . Procluct . ·. §o\esmen· ., ' "YOU CAN'T TOP THESE .VALUES" SAVE , ·:, .,'' ..... ,, ;t"· $ . : ., -: J' " 01 .. ·j :.~ . J~. 1. ,..., ·= ~ · ..-!'-. I the Bolena Lawn Keeper bend · at ill waist. Its tiny turninB . radiua IIIII unique maneuver!ll"lity make il • toush ~l'lo follow ... for IDY othft ridinl IDOWOl'· £xomiD8 the. benefita of lront·mo11DIIil•lllchment&, 11P·froull!""l- ___... ,.,__ llll oild·e bp rear·oociDo clooipl. . • ' '·~· ' · ENJOY1HI FI•IE CAR FEATURES WITHOUT PAYING THE FINIIAI PRICEI . -'"!"' . ..... to~ ... JwlurJ' . . .t·tbe Jeail ·Kar~i~iai tiridt ·N.ett~ '.Sales:' '66 ?.:j'tf.' 4 -!!oor. Ttirtiueflo, atandard a.Da.. ·· '66 4··u.o,, red. v.. PowaqHdt trana., '+' .rot:'.~· sood to :vouraelll Move 1IP to·Nlnet)'o Btald IIIII ·.u.co- how eur-lt Ia to•enlOJ the l'leuurN of flne.car ownerablp. Mefi. cu1oully crafted lnlerlon. Cnab(OII)' four. eoll4PI'ine ~· 011 I full 12&-lndl wheel..... Pllll eoinplllJIIIllll of power equipment. Aad to pullt Ill on tbe lOA - the lllbD ' - - of a Super Rocltet V-8, Choose J(illr model IIIII lhd 011' price. You'N f.tltl ', \l~t:,,~-~~ ~ ~~ l WITH AIR.CONDITIONING Be '. SAVE I ·'• '·' '. '" Service ' 1 . ... t ,,, ·. ·::: ,wbue ~ POWetllldt ,. ' ' '• Top. . \ . 'Q '63 ,.~ I btu•. vs m:w~~~· ~-. VI, Pow• • '14 :f .. v._ Po..,..Udt l €hut1t Service Store tet seata, tir ••• 4 tn: Oldsmobile Dynomle "81" t Door Seol wbHe, muoon lnter~or, hJdnmaU( md.i.ulon, powe~ ateenq, IKJwer bnta ra· 10, better, whuewal titea. ' '65 Cb..rolet lmpolo Sport Cou block lnleror, V-t, U7 . l:J• H'· f"""'ndlt, '• heater, whitewall tires. opeed, ndio, heoler, whltewol\ '65 Ford Falcon Siatl~~ Wagon 1reon vinyl Corvalr 500 Strioo 4 Door Hardtop u,.t areen, • ~fl., atandard tnmsmilllfioO eat owner. · Choveltt Su~ Sport, rtd 11iith YlnJl bueltot oaat•hY-8 101'""• f spotct transmllllon bqlo er. w 1tewall tires, oae owner. ' owner. '57 '61' ' ' ,,, l!SEB TRflf:ICS :;::vROLET li TON TRUCK, aee this one .';54 DODGE 2 TON TRUCK WITH DUMP lED ' . . a real d'*J. ' ~-. ., VolbWapn i Door Mu,'"llo, flnJI b••· '62 MAtl, radio, heater, whitewau'urea. ,, ,,-2 ,·10114 01dsmobltt Dynaml< "118" 4 Door IIJI'dtop Whitt, this cor It !l)IIY ..idPPtd ·In: " d~ la<b>ry atr eond•tionlnl, oftt loco! ,, . . . .. Ford Gllode 500 Sport · CO!IPe blue blue Ylll.tlll'lm, ·vo~. P'orftl.o ma!lr:,· ram•;·l.Hrer whttewall tire• . '65 .,. ' ~63 .CIIEVitd OLET% T()N PICKUP TIIUCI, · . ~ ·' " .ttoroU. · · LE.MOTOR co. ' "'··"' ' l' �., ' ' \\'' ' ·' ..\ ' ' 1 ~I ,,' . . ~ .·a··' d' · .·· e.· 1 '·- .:~e , ·_· ·,, .::"" er·, ' -~ • GOP ·Odds. on Ber to Gain 18 HoUse Sea·.·t-.:s . . lly RAYMOND t•ua WASIDNGTON (UP~ 1111- M oltSS House IIIII (with one live etll' delpil.' •t loOklha lCI'Oll Ill• count17 lho!Va RepubUcw are 18 ocldJ.Gn bet •• •••. "' ..... at ltul 18 fD the U.S. HOUBe ol el.:latlv~ IR Tueaday'• They could -~ up u lnlllf ;:u I . I I . ' l VOTE YES FOR 211(1 Mll._:.20c per $1000 Valuation all moniH for thl~ to be usld for . . , GUIDING MAND SCHOOL fOR RETARDED Paid .for by .the eomln.Ba . _!I! ar:;: Support of the GuidtDJ I School lor Rttardedp ••• Pd. Clill ol. .,...._ See The Full Line ' . ENDICOTT JOHNSON TAIPLE GUARANTEE .z . ... ·... - ·~ • . - . Defet~~·;m~~~~w:[j:AI~Iho~u=lh=R~opu::bl:lca!·n21e:ad:era:~llock;=~e!fe~lfen~=pr~os~pecl:ll:fn~Ne:w~b~r:ot~he~r ~w~'tn~th~~~~~~~~to~'k~the~~~~~~E~ ~. ~tli!On I I 5 ' llfllloerall retain nationally. lllled T " parfy). INti. wDI be the comfortable eonlloi would would be 1 pO!JUeal are 111 paper, uesdly. Tht voten ali!O In the 11th th wJII . elect H HollOn 1o 11111· Deincierate etl ad r.;~ Wblle COI!tlnued now held by :It Democrill and lest majority IZce liM w~ :tro!~ftpo Senate II •!lured, ~DIRepublican Llkewl.e, they FDR wa8 at 1he betght of hla ind~:ldual fllhllnl whomch;s:.,: .::~:ora, of popularity, Bul time after lime Poaidbly offaettlng the elfM!et. \\ Coli-• • worrltd · abtul UtUe charlie Js lrldtcated In The survey Indicates that the •otes • leas would have me1111t D·ldaho, 11 conceded a the U.S. Senate llljeup. The Republicans are fllrly sure to defeat. , edge in his campaign to defe,at\( GOP may record 8 net pin tla dlaplact 211 Incumbent DeJDO. The PresfdeDII pet plan Of llopubllcan Sen. Leo B. Jordan. ffl\' .aovemor8hlps but ·without era~ iQ the Heuoe ~ that the rent supplements . lilt low lh*ch hope of winning parity Deinocrata should replace two income fanlllltt IUI'VIvtd one Seaate T011.,. with the Democrats In the Rtpubllctllll for 1 net GOP aain test so e!Ote thai a chll!ge t1 lenate e6nlllllll~ttcl u too•· na,llon's alate heut!es. of 11. two V0!41 would l!ave cut oJf ups involve three oeats now held fbe findings emerged from a The prospective new GOP mo~ ·tor tile . program. A by ~ocral• ·~ ·feur lly cht<lt of UP!'• · alate capital seats Include four In Ohio two foreJgn aid alaah wu avoided Republicans, Including Gril'fin!•J( llui:eaus and from discuss! each ln California iowa by a vote of 193' to 191. Lady seat In Michipn. They are: 1\'llh Democratic and Repu'i: Kentucky aDd Penbayl~anla and Bird Johnion'• beauUftcaUon Edward W. Brooke, can parfY manaprs In Waah· ene each In Alaakil, Florida, Prttl~lm was saved 175 to 173. slate lngton. , While no political Illinois, Mtcbigan, Tennessee, ThiS does not mean JohnSOil former Gov. En•di-11 upheaval Is suggested, the Vi!ifnla, Wisconsin and Wyom• would cet nothing of what he colt Peabody for the seat political future of aome biB fnt. Democrallc pickups are wanted from the ne'! Congresa. retiring len. Leverell _Sallou·ll oalllfi is at alate lncludlnl lilted t.. Maine and Mllsiulppl II ha IOIIIbt I lax mcrease to stall, R·Mlll. some with preside~Ual over. .Je.•fdes_ the :10 .Democratl~ P*Y for the war · In Viet Nam Sen. Lee Metcalf, !).Mont., n. loltes In 1968, CllfU:i~ll In which Republican and curb inllltloli; he probably Gov. Tim M. Babcock. . caod_ldates are fairly ·1are, there would get lt-rtJirdless of the Sen. Carl T. Curlll, Jt.Neb., on I I he Republicans; are '71 more Ia the •"could makeup ol Conaress. But It vs. Gof, Frank B. M11'1'11011. h1• ·GIIIII'ge W. Rolluli!o of pickup" clan, These Include might emtr~e In cllfferentforn!, Repobllcaa Gov. Marl: 0. Mlc igan and James A. Rhodes four each In New Jeraey and Tw F . Hatfield of Oregon n. Rep. of OhiO are expected to win by NeW York, three each In ~ acton . Robert B. Duncaa for the seat landslides. Actor Ronald Rea- CaHfornla and Texas, two each ca~e ba;iollng also has l~pll· of retiring Democratic Sen. gan, the .new darling of GOP In Geolgia, Iowa and Mtchlsan, par~ns oatrw~J:· Republican Maurine B. Neuberltr. eonservalivea, ia favored to and one each in Connecticut fa~ prIn th watchinC two Democratic Gof. Frank defeat IIJe perennial uoderdOJ, Illinois, Ohio, Oregon, Tennes: 1 ':..ual e: " of R~~Y • Clement of Tennessee Gov. · Edmund G. Brown of see, Washington and Wlsconain conl:nde 0 ~U presidential Howard W. Baker JF. 08llfomla_. The Democrats could 'ck u. r. ne w ' be the Sen. John G. Tower, . ...... za,t . two Republican seals AI! Mlelligan Jovemor s own show- vs. Atty. Gtn. Waggoner Carr. Despite wtlknm lhown In bema llld one fD Muaachuaetll inlier ~=I f"~ocradc challen- Close contats also publtc ')liulolrpolla, Gov. Nelaon Sll: T-u · ereacy. expected Ia Wyoming and A. RoCkelellar Ia belleYf4 to ._ ..... aow PI helcl by .,~".\,."''DillY Important Is Hampshire. Gov, Cliff Han!en have I aleoder edit ' Clfet Derftiletlla are lilted In the .,; .;; appeal wUI favored over Rep. Teno Ronca:~•1 Frlllk D. :P'~ too-up Clla-two Ill Colorado Griflln Who ll RoOO: Pd Ito, Jl.Wyo., Sen. Thomaa J. ..llhe New Yort PrititanJII, ... Oltil uch 111 Arizona nect with De ~ an Mcintyre, !).N.H., is favored ·•·ne 1:111 PD~ M.r,lind, New JWnptlhJre and Go IDOC9'a tmer ovor Harris., R. Thyng, retired cta,llc eani IJ.· It ~ea> faui ,•t11ah . • d lv. 1G·1 MeJ!""" WUiiams. A Air Force brl8adler general. n... ••l.., , 1). • fllo:. 1..., ' £n' ·• ' e ea tr uriflill would be 1n the , ~ ..-••i ' ~· TteiNI •.., elecll_, prod~ee 1 llw viewed . , lba JOYernors 1 form!' ~- PNfeaor, llltjirlaes IIJid aomt turnover Ro ,u se for Re(MlbllCIII candidates art whc) IS raa.d bebJD4,CIIarlaJI. e111 ~ npected iD esslo~~o mneya prHiclenllal chllletl. vered but by •trying mallfni"' Pe(l!y, hll IlepulilleM chauen- 11 dlltr!cta other thoae ~b~le:' defeat also ill Calllonlla, Georgia, lfr llld loi'li!fr lludl!IIL . ! di*t IR lha UP! 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On Tuesd. , ·~;< 8 • ~ays, = NOW, AS ALWAYS, WE "HOLD PRICES CtfAlll TOKYO (UP!) - A total 72 top professional and ama· leur golfers from 30 countries WiJ.lcal!l Knock and regions will gather here Off Vandy, 14·1 0 next week for the annual Can· LEXING z'ON , K). lUPli ada Cup tournament scheduled Kentucky surprised- Vanderbilt to open Nov. 10. with a 75-yard halfback option The American pair of Arnold pass with three minutes left in IPalmer and Jack Nicklaus, who ' the game Saturday to defeat the are favored to best las! year's commodores, 14·1~. winners Gary Player and Har- 1 Dicky Lyons hit end Dan old Henning of South Africa, Spanish who rambled to the are scheduled to arrive in Tok· · Vandy two before he wa s yo Monday. c;.ught from behind. Lyons went · The tournament, the 14th In over for the score two plays the series and the second to be later held In Japan, will be played over the par 72, 6, 912· yard · Yomiruri Country Club in su- : FUMBLE SAVES TECH burban Tokyo, Nov. 1().13. 1\TLANTA tUPll - Lineback· er W. J. Blane's fumble \ MISSOURI BLANKED recovery in the shadow of the COLUMBIA, Mo. (UP!) Georgi• Tech goal line in the Fullback Wilmer Cook' plungfinal period saved the fifth· 1ed for a pair of touchdowns and ranked Yellow Jackets from a . John Farler kicked two fieiC maJOr upset Saturday as they ' goals Saturday as Colora<lo's uarely got past Virginia, 14·13. · versatile ground atlack mowed down Missouri 36-0 In a Big FRIDA \"S RESULTS Eight football game. National Basketball Assu. Phitadelphia 134 San Fran. 129 i VOUI WIN 28-11 i Cincinnati IW Detroit 115 , KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPilLos Angeles 131 Baltimore 98 Dazzling Dewey Warren, who National Hockey League passed for three touchdowns I Friday'• Result• and ran lor another, persunally No games scheduled. led T'nnessee back from a American Uockey League surprising halftime deficit to Friday's Result• 28-10 triumph over Chattanoo· Quebec 4 Providence 2 ~a Saturday. 1\ochestcr 3 Buffalo 1 - --14TII STRAIGHT ARMY TRIUMPHS LAWHENCE, Kan. tUPI) WEST POINT, N. y. (UP!)- I Unbeaten and siXth-ranked N.. i . d II , braska exploded for three Quarter~ack Steve L 1 n e 1touchdowns in the second quar· pn~sed tor two touch~owns and ·. ter and eased closer to i t s ~mned 84 yards rushmg Satur- fourth consecutive Big Eight . day to lead Army toa2().7vlc- football title Saturday by whip· tor~ over George Was.hmgtoo. l ping stubborn Kansas 24-13. I It was the Cornhuskers' 14th GOPHEitS SMELL ROSES consecutive conference win and 1 EVANSTON, Ill. (UPI) - A disheartened a Jayhawk home· <lnyamic backfield duo of John coming crowd of 45,500, the larWinlerrnute and Curt Wilson, · gest gathering to witness an atb- ' plus a batch of costly Northwes· 1;letic event in the state's history . . tern mistakes, carried Minneso- ' t,n :lf)- a 28·13 victory Saturday · BAYLOR BOUNCED ·!anti kept the Gophers in the ru• 1 AWCO, Tex. lUPI) - Sopho- \' } or the Rose Rowl. more Chris Gilbert rolled up " 237 yards to brl!'ak a 23-year • old Texas rushing record Satur· . SOONERS ROMP day and lead the Longhorns to 1 NORMAN. Okla. !UP!) - a 26-H Southwest Conference 'Tailback Jim Jackson, fiUing ; victory over Baylor. in for injured Ron Shotts, rush-I ed for 137 yards and a touch-~ BADGERS BLANKED down Saturday to fuel Oklaho-. MADISON, Wis. <UP!) - Pur· ma to a 37-fi victory over win· due's Roee Bowl-minded Boiler- I less Kansas State in a B 1 g makers surprised Wisconsin .Eight football game. with a crunching ground game Saturday and wlllpped the BadCLEMSON ROMPS gers 23-1> in " Big Ten homeCLEMSON, S. C. (UPII - ~ coming game. Jimmy Addison, Clemson's Purdue quarterback Bob stringbean quarterback, broke iGriese, one of the top passers completion and yardage pall Sing IiD the country, only threw nine records Saturday in leading the IUrnes and completed seven for Tigers to a 27-3 romp overl!lfo yards. He had one lntereepNorth Carolina. lion. I AT I 1 ' I .. -~ ~' T-~, i ·. " ,- ' . '~ . ·,· • '"> ' ' ' -···' . , ..• '' "•\ Ft.ench . Ave.r ·.·· · ·.. r 'I ' .' . ··<. _II' .··'-;·, ON FINE FURNITUkE·!! i'::. ./ ' . . ; I,\ ·: .', ... 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To Take Ford has two ITJ{Ire games Part in Canada this vear - against George Washington and Syracuse - to I add to .his single season record Cup Tourney 'I I , ' ' 1 ° Lt '., . '.'l r '· Ca II. Democratac· , rend~zvous I :~K~ra~f~t~sa~Id~-~th~~;.A!M~U~IS~n;;o~t~·~1v~eh~l~cl=es~f=le~w~n~ose-:.:t~o-=no~se~a ·-~·~· .-. .. I .'I lltbou&' ~o·.ne N'"'.i.'':.llng As~ 't'a'nce ·In .GeH·I·ng To1'he PoUt, ~ . , ; · .~:,11,. 1 ' •,'t 1 Houston spacecraft" and allow 'him toeause of jlevelopmimt expel'- to experience "Changes In the state before the about . t11rough at iience It than to out 'artwouldmakethernSODII!whail\1 ·• l flll!bt 1n the two-man <¥rnlnl\will. • , . ,;( said 11 Qllght yet tried for flights to the obsolete 'In the (uture," &.'MORGAN'l'QWN, W. Va.\spaoelligbt p r 0 g r • m, \·Oigbt Gemini 9 spacewalker one be):ood, sakj. ~UPl) ~ 'l'llllback ~arrett Ford operations director ChriBIOI'l!•r 1eeman bad ·1o abandbn "1!18 shot or earth-o~}'illil · two West VIrginia Unlver·\Kraft feels the program to IJl!O! !)!• urut said llie most .• 1 rushing records Saturday accomplished "not only what we his space sOil faceplate fogged secomplisbments in "J lllftl '-IWhile · powerlug the Moun- set out to do but even more over. II originally was sehe- 1program-things "of . · .. "..:bineers to a S5-0 Southern than we intended to do. · duled to fly again on Gemini 12, i necessity to the ' .· :fonference victory over The "I think we've run almost . these plans were scrapped \Apollo program and the . · "· J ,..,.. , . ; 'j ; Cltadedl. d junl f \total gamuandt old rendezvous \soAldrslpnaccoewualdlkertryEdtowinbea(tButzhze) :or mpannedf ' For , 217-poun or rom techniques... one . : .- roo . .. . . ,.,. ·., ,, '"' .Washington, D. C. scored two. anything you might want to do bugaboo of space fatigue Iflight ll! posSI&le. Genum 7 ' i . !. touchdowns, as did speedy John!tn earlll orbital flight," through a ..ries of simple basic•a record 14 Including. " Mallory, ace of West Virginia's said in an interview. tasks. . I m space Wlth .' .'t .. ·:; defensive secondary, who scor· Kraft said the four day .flight Not Total Failure Ge~ini 6 during which tbe two ed on an IJ3.yard punt return Wednesday of \)emini 12. the ,. and on a 3&-yard runhack of an last space shot In the prograll), failure, -be· • ' lniercepted pass. Reserve tail· mostly recaps what has back Ben Siegfried concluded before in the other I . the West Virginia scoring by manned and two unm1anned hulling 21 yards with 32 seconds ,Gemini rruss10ns, and left in the game. experiments should round " Ford raced 33 yards through the aims of the program. 1eft tackle to start the Moun- M~J~I Aims Accompllsbed ; taineers' first touchdown drive "It's going to give us llle · "•nd crack Dick Leftridge's car- 1 capability to end the program ' 'eer rushing record of 1,101 with almost all the ~.xperime~ts yards set last year. ~ ~e set out to do, he said. ' Ford powered seven yards for OutSide the AMU I Astronaut '. ivest Virginia's third touch- , Maneuvering Unit). I . can't . 'l!own early in the fourth quar- thmk of any maJOr a1m that ler "to break th• single season was not accomplished. [ ~ushing record of 921 yards set I The_ At MbU kiS a kBudck Roedgerts· \1 'by Harry lFiash) Clarke in 1937. type 1e ac pac .' esign 000 West Vir- turn a spaeewalkmg astronaut . A crowd of 16' ' .t . t II one-rna»· , 8 ginia·s smallest of the season, m 0 _ Vlf ua Y watched Ford carrying 2> times ,. for 157 yards to give him 928 ~~ ards this season. His career total stands at 1,822 yards. WHY 1\UY A :1 J I . ' '' . 'i'>' hrdp I ",: -,, ' .-'\•' . ' " ., '. .RV1UND;O, . '• t BIAUTJi'UL TAILI LAMPl ' 2 MICIITIP ofAIMilfl" . r; I ~ '•,...... Phone 446:~575 �·, • l .. 'I ' • f I G .. ~' Operations Director Christonher '1\flaft.. . t;-•neers T 25 ft wr· ,.. 01() "V wm (UPI)-Eve~ ills Hi h H , ftnall~m f ,. -I\1Utert .. ID' ,, Cl Gem!D;IJ . spa~ IH~. ~ave.space -... w~~~:: te~t Be 1114 storage or ·~ SPACE CENTER. · ~~ltyI Eug~ne d~lng has·pi~QI. I ol~! ~c.ause- ~(raft ~ riiuleum pieces. On Tuesd. , ·~;< 8 • ~ays, = NOW, AS ALWAYS, WE "HOLD PRICES CtfAlll TOKYO (UP!) - A total 72 top professional and ama· leur golfers from 30 countries WiJ.lcal!l Knock and regions will gather here Off Vandy, 14·1 0 next week for the annual Can· LEXING z'ON , K). lUPli ada Cup tournament scheduled Kentucky surprised- Vanderbilt to open Nov. 10. with a 75-yard halfback option The American pair of Arnold pass with three minutes left in IPalmer and Jack Nicklaus, who ' the game Saturday to defeat the are favored to best las! year's commodores, 14·1~. winners Gary Player and Har- 1 Dicky Lyons hit end Dan old Henning of South Africa, Spanish who rambled to the are scheduled to arrive in Tok· · Vandy two before he wa s yo Monday. c;.ught from behind. Lyons went · The tournament, the 14th In over for the score two plays the series and the second to be later held In Japan, will be played over the par 72, 6, 912· yard · Yomiruri Country Club in su- : FUMBLE SAVES TECH burban Tokyo, Nov. 1().13. 1\TLANTA tUPll - Lineback· er W. J. Blane's fumble \ MISSOURI BLANKED recovery in the shadow of the COLUMBIA, Mo. (UP!) Georgi• Tech goal line in the Fullback Wilmer Cook' plungfinal period saved the fifth· 1ed for a pair of touchdowns and ranked Yellow Jackets from a . John Farler kicked two fieiC maJOr upset Saturday as they ' goals Saturday as Colora<lo's uarely got past Virginia, 14·13. · versatile ground atlack mowed down Missouri 36-0 In a Big FRIDA \"S RESULTS Eight football game. National Basketball Assu. Phitadelphia 134 San Fran. 129 i VOUI WIN 28-11 i Cincinnati IW Detroit 115 , KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPilLos Angeles 131 Baltimore 98 Dazzling Dewey Warren, who National Hockey League passed for three touchdowns I Friday'• Result• and ran lor another, persunally No games scheduled. led T'nnessee back from a American Uockey League surprising halftime deficit to Friday's Result• 28-10 triumph over Chattanoo· Quebec 4 Providence 2 ~a Saturday. 1\ochestcr 3 Buffalo 1 - --14TII STRAIGHT ARMY TRIUMPHS LAWHENCE, Kan. tUPI) WEST POINT, N. y. (UP!)- I Unbeaten and siXth-ranked N.. i . d II , braska exploded for three Quarter~ack Steve L 1 n e 1touchdowns in the second quar· pn~sed tor two touch~owns and ·. ter and eased closer to i t s ~mned 84 yards rushmg Satur- fourth consecutive Big Eight . day to lead Army toa2().7vlc- football title Saturday by whip· tor~ over George Was.hmgtoo. l ping stubborn Kansas 24-13. I It was the Cornhuskers' 14th GOPHEitS SMELL ROSES consecutive conference win and 1 EVANSTON, Ill. (UPI) - A disheartened a Jayhawk home· <lnyamic backfield duo of John coming crowd of 45,500, the larWinlerrnute and Curt Wilson, · gest gathering to witness an atb- ' plus a batch of costly Northwes· 1;letic event in the state's history . . tern mistakes, carried Minneso- ' t,n :lf)- a 28·13 victory Saturday · BAYLOR BOUNCED ·!anti kept the Gophers in the ru• 1 AWCO, Tex. lUPI) - Sopho- \' } or the Rose Rowl. more Chris Gilbert rolled up " 237 yards to brl!'ak a 23-year • old Texas rushing record Satur· . SOONERS ROMP day and lead the Longhorns to 1 NORMAN. Okla. !UP!) - a 26-H Southwest Conference 'Tailback Jim Jackson, fiUing ; victory over Baylor. in for injured Ron Shotts, rush-I ed for 137 yards and a touch-~ BADGERS BLANKED down Saturday to fuel Oklaho-. MADISON, Wis. <UP!) - Pur· ma to a 37-fi victory over win· due's Roee Bowl-minded Boiler- I less Kansas State in a B 1 g makers surprised Wisconsin .Eight football game. with a crunching ground game Saturday and wlllpped the BadCLEMSON ROMPS gers 23-1> in " Big Ten homeCLEMSON, S. C. (UPII - ~ coming game. Jimmy Addison, Clemson's Purdue quarterback Bob stringbean quarterback, broke iGriese, one of the top passers completion and yardage pall Sing IiD the country, only threw nine records Saturday in leading the IUrnes and completed seven for Tigers to a 27-3 romp overl!lfo yards. He had one lntereepNorth Carolina. lion. I AT I 1 ' I .. -~ ~' T-~, i ·. " ,- ' . '~ . ·,· • '"> ' ' ' -···' . , ..• '' "•\ Ft.ench . Ave.r ·.·· · ·.. r 'I ' .' . ··<. _II' .··'-;·, ON FINE FURNITUkE·!! i'::. ./ ' . . ; I,\ ·: .', ... 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To Take Ford has two ITJ{Ire games Part in Canada this vear - against George Washington and Syracuse - to I add to .his single season record Cup Tourney 'I I , ' ' 1 ° Lt '., . '.'l r '· Ca II. Democratac· , rend~zvous I :~K~ra~f~t~sa~Id~-~th~~;.A!M~U~IS~n;;o~t~·~1v~eh~l~cl=es~f=le~w~n~ose-:.:t~o-=no~se~a ·-~·~· .-. .. I .'I lltbou&' ~o·.ne N'"'.i.'':.llng As~ 't'a'nce ·In .GeH·I·ng To1'he PoUt, ~ . , ; · .~:,11,. 1 ' •,'t 1 Houston spacecraft" and allow 'him toeause of jlevelopmimt expel'- to experience "Changes In the state before the about . t11rough at iience It than to out 'artwouldmakethernSODII!whail\1 ·• l flll!bt 1n the two-man <¥rnlnl\will. • , . ,;( said 11 Qllght yet tried for flights to the obsolete 'In the (uture," &.'MORGAN'l'QWN, W. Va.\spaoelligbt p r 0 g r • m, \·Oigbt Gemini 9 spacewalker one be):ood, sakj. ~UPl) ~ 'l'llllback ~arrett Ford operations director ChriBIOI'l!•r 1eeman bad ·1o abandbn "1!18 shot or earth-o~}'illil · two West VIrginia Unlver·\Kraft feels the program to IJl!O! !)!• urut said llie most .• 1 rushing records Saturday accomplished "not only what we his space sOil faceplate fogged secomplisbments in "J lllftl '-IWhile · powerlug the Moun- set out to do but even more over. II originally was sehe- 1program-things "of . · .. "..:bineers to a S5-0 Southern than we intended to do. · duled to fly again on Gemini 12, i necessity to the ' .· :fonference victory over The "I think we've run almost . these plans were scrapped \Apollo program and the . · "· J ,..,.. , . ; 'j ; Cltadedl. d junl f \total gamuandt old rendezvous \soAldrslpnaccoewualdlkertryEdtowinbea(tButzhze) :or mpannedf ' For , 217-poun or rom techniques... one . : .- roo . .. . . ,.,. ·., ,, '"' .Washington, D. C. scored two. anything you might want to do bugaboo of space fatigue Iflight ll! posSI&le. Genum 7 ' i . !. touchdowns, as did speedy John!tn earlll orbital flight," through a ..ries of simple basic•a record 14 Including. " Mallory, ace of West Virginia's said in an interview. tasks. . I m space Wlth .' .'t .. ·:; defensive secondary, who scor· Kraft said the four day .flight Not Total Failure Ge~ini 6 during which tbe two ed on an IJ3.yard punt return Wednesday of \)emini 12. the ,. and on a 3&-yard runhack of an last space shot In the prograll), failure, -be· • ' lniercepted pass. Reserve tail· mostly recaps what has back Ben Siegfried concluded before in the other I . the West Virginia scoring by manned and two unm1anned hulling 21 yards with 32 seconds ,Gemini rruss10ns, and left in the game. experiments should round " Ford raced 33 yards through the aims of the program. 1eft tackle to start the Moun- M~J~I Aims Accompllsbed ; taineers' first touchdown drive "It's going to give us llle · "•nd crack Dick Leftridge's car- 1 capability to end the program ' 'eer rushing record of 1,101 with almost all the ~.xperime~ts yards set last year. ~ ~e set out to do, he said. ' Ford powered seven yards for OutSide the AMU I Astronaut '. ivest Virginia's third touch- , Maneuvering Unit). I . can't . 'l!own early in the fourth quar- thmk of any maJOr a1m that ler "to break th• single season was not accomplished. [ ~ushing record of 921 yards set I The_ At MbU kiS a kBudck Roedgerts· \1 'by Harry lFiash) Clarke in 1937. type 1e ac pac .' esign 000 West Vir- turn a spaeewalkmg astronaut . A crowd of 16' ' .t . t II one-rna»· , 8 ginia·s smallest of the season, m 0 _ Vlf ua Y watched Ford carrying 2> times ,. for 157 yards to give him 928 ~~ ards this season. His career total stands at 1,822 yards. WHY 1\UY A :1 J I . ' '' . 'i'>' hrdp I ",: -,, ' .-'\•' . ' " ., '. .RV1UND;O, . '• t BIAUTJi'UL TAILI LAMPl ' 2 MICIITIP ofAIMilfl" . r; I ~ '•,...... Phone 446:~575 �\ ' L • \ ,, '' }f ' f • I II I 0 ·Q \ ~ ~ I ' -ac 0 . _: ':. .. . .· ~ ., .. . ", <, ' .I ' Why Would Anrone Quote . ·.· Only PARl of ~]~'telllentt ;· .. ' \ ! l { - - - - -- ----------eNATIONAL RICOGNITION eJUDICIAL COMPETINCI eDISTINGUISH&D SIRVICI Re-Elect COURT OF APPEALS Judge William B. Brown J· LOWELL DICKASON has the taxpayer In mind Lowell Dlcka!on Is a·professlo~J .engineer and surveyor with 33 years ex· perlence. Lowell Dickason has been Gallia County Engineer alnce ~ober 1985, sucveedlng the late Robert E. Jenkins. Under Mr. Je11kiat IIIIi Mr. Dickason the County Highway Department has paved ·over 70 miles of new road. This work has l;leen done wilil no increase ln taxes. ,, f I . I . I ' KEEP x·jtOWELL DICKAS.ON.· I I '~ l. '· ' ·.·:. ( ':~ ' .. { ' " GALLIA .COUN'tY ENGINEER .. 1 . "" 1 ~;_ ' ' -· ,.. t' ' VOTE TO SAVE TAX DOLLARS, V011 FOlJmQ: RO~S ' ' One of twenty judges (nationally) elected to Institute of Judicial Administration (1965) VOTE THE NON PARTISAN JUDICIAL tAL LOT ASK YOUR LAWYER Brown lor """I' JudgoChult1 Coon1111ttu ~bl'~l~•·!!>~· "' -b,,l'"''" fair,., ··'r •~ f ' . ' 1 ., ; .-,., ;;z !.~ �\ ' L • \ ,, '' }f ' f • I II I 0 ·Q \ ~ ~ I ' -ac 0 . _: ':. .. . .· ~ ., .. . ", <, ' .I ' Why Would Anrone Quote . ·.· Only PARl of ~]~'telllentt ;· .. ' \ ! l { - - - - -- ----------eNATIONAL RICOGNITION eJUDICIAL COMPETINCI eDISTINGUISH&D SIRVICI Re-Elect COURT OF APPEALS Judge William B. Brown J· LOWELL DICKASON has the taxpayer In mind Lowell Dlcka!on Is a·professlo~J .engineer and surveyor with 33 years ex· perlence. Lowell Dickason has been Gallia County Engineer alnce ~ober 1985, sucveedlng the late Robert E. Jenkins. Under Mr. Je11kiat IIIIi Mr. Dickason the County Highway Department has paved ·over 70 miles of new road. This work has l;leen done wilil no increase ln taxes. ,, f I . I . I ' KEEP x·jtOWELL DICKAS.ON.· I I '~ l. '· ' ·.·:. ( ':~ ' .. { ' " GALLIA .COUN'tY ENGINEER .. 1 . "" 1 ~;_ ' ' -· ,.. t' ' VOTE TO SAVE TAX DOLLARS, V011 FOlJmQ: RO~S ' ' One of twenty judges (nationally) elected to Institute of Judicial Administration (1965) VOTE THE NON PARTISAN JUDICIAL tAL LOT ASK YOUR LAWYER Brown lor """I' JudgoChult1 Coon1111ttu ~bl'~l~•·!!>~· "' -b,,l'"''" fair,., ··'r •~ f ' . ' 1 ., ; .-,., ;;z !.~ �' ,' ... ~ .... . ... ' ., .. .. 1'. ' . The Sunday TiJ!!es-5enUnel. Sun'day, N(lv..f . IJIOfl--'liT ---·- - .. . ·- ... . . - • l....,;.'l'lit~~--~- . - .. . ··Christmas Forecast' LS ·Theme of November Show .. . . ·"'~~111)eff..~~'r'·,~•i•Y Pasi~r:~~ly Relliews Needl.. For ScHool for Retarded -- l . .. ,''Chrlllmal Forecast" will be "HI, There!", a door wrealh 1only one <1111')' ill a elaBa. AD the lhemo of the Cbristmas or swag: and "Legend Oi 'lite entries muel be staged by 10 Flower Show presented by the Yule Log," u interpretative a.m. 011 Saturday wltb Jud&in& 1 Rutland Gerdeo Club Saturday, design. tn begin at 10:45. AD arrangi\Nnvember 12 Bl the Rl!lland . mentl muil be lbe work ol lbe Church of Christ. Vlalllag boura '[ For JUniors ;.lh~re will be ublbltA>r and 11"11 DOl tAl be , will be from 1 tn s p.m. and two .~asse~, Bmls and Be~; removed unW 7 p.m. Saturda7\. the publlc II Invited to attend. rle~. allll 'Chrlslm~ Wtshea, eveolng. · The Artistic Arrangement whlch CaR be a !avonto deslga, 1 Sectioa, beglmllng with Sec· "Winter Wonderland," a favor- Commilleea In oharge Include! tioo A, wUl Include IO classes ite de~igll Is the theme for the Mrl!. Clarence M~y, alloW ', entitled, "Twaa Tht Nlgbl Invitational clasa. chairman. Slagin8 will be Before Cbrlslmal," a deslga The Horticulture Section wiU oharp of Mrl!. Murray, sbowing rbytbm; "Upon The feature six classes blcluding Paul Willll, Mnt. JonabCottef..l Housetnp," usltlg wealhered Broadleaf evergreen, Narrow lll, Mrl!. Robert Reibel, Mnt. wood; "Merry Cbrisbnas," feo. :!eaf Evergreens such as Jap• Cbrls Dtebl, Mnt. Robert Ca. . turiltg CbrlstniBI oroamORta; nose Hollies and Pyracanlha; day, Mra. C. 0. Chapman, . "r::hrislmas Ma(lic, • pRinte<! or Evergreen Ground eaveno 111- James Tllus, Mnt. James Nlcb- . aatural briiiCbea: "CaDddee cludiJI Vinca, Ivies, PachySII· olson, Mrs. Jack Robsoa lid 1 Aglow," a deslp ulng candle andra and Enooymaa; Berried Mrl!. Wileeler Drake. or candles; "Peace Tbla Roly Branches Succulents and House Mrs. Jameo TIIUI w!ll Night.'' designee .round a ma· , planll both foliage and newer- the ArlisUc Dlvislolll sebodule donna: ''We Wish Tou A iag. and Mrs. Robert Reibel lhe Hor· Merry Cbrlstmas," a table\ Rules laid down lor the abow\' tieulture Division~. All momarrangement; "Deck The •tate that entries are open to hers aro to assist in the clelto-1 Halls," usin& dried material: anyone wishing to esbibll but \up. Pastor Jo"ph Kraly of the st. Palll'e Luth•nn Chmch 111 Pomeroy told Middl•port•Pomeroy !lot~ Friday ~t progress is slow-bllt be leela sul't-!tO olltaln a school for the mental- ---'-=~c:;:....:.::;:.:....;;;r..::.:;;. He says MelJ• <:<runty ·a !jilt: SpeaklnS loll9wtna dinner in of three in Ohlo that has no He-th Method!~ Church, Mr. such school. Kraly represenled the Meig• He als,o described the won : C<t1mty Menial Heallb ~ie· ol the ~urvey as meetin& Uli1IJo lion. ~Jl Dlocb U!ro\lih misunqer- 1 He said federal Jld. whll~ l~ndinl· "used up" for this year, m~y Ladles of Heath Mttbo\11111 be available in 1967 tl ' Con· Church served the dinner bt gress sensmve to such oro· lore Rev. Kraly'l talk. PresideD 8J'anlS is returned ID WJihina· Carl Horky presided. ton. The Association is conducUng a survey now to locate and test persona thet could benefit from a school lor mentally retarded. He de!erlbed the retarded as a person with a mental age of 2, and an IQ if under 50. '!entally retarded persons usually have brain or nervous system dam· . · age he said as compared to Off1Cen of the Gallipolis 9\lllt the' mentally' ill, who are phy. Highway Patrol post lovesti• sieally sound but unable 10 ad- gated 62 aecidenla durtng <lot. ju1t tn society. ober, a drop of seven from The goal of a mental!v re- the 59 In September. tarded school is to tea~h Its There were 13 accidents In · pupils useful skills and ilnoWI· Gallla county and r$le In Meigs edge to the limit po"ible County. There were 16 1M'"'""" _;~_.:_......:....::..:.::. ~::.·:.._ al Injury type accidents with a total of 29 persons Injured. No Feeney-Bennett w•r• reported Officers of the GalllpoUs post Members to Meet ly retarded. in ldeigs county. Area DriverS. Did Better In October ·~~~\"~~:.elliS Veterans of the Feeney-Bennett POll! 128 and the Disabled Americ'n Veterans are requestei! ·to m~et at the Middleport Lttgion Hall Monday at t p. m. to attend funerai rites !or Past Commander Don Rice. The luneral will be held at the Rawlinss . coats Funeral Home at 2 p. m .with burial in the Middleport Hill cem•tery. There is a special request for all World War 1 veterans of the Post to attend. made 178 arrests, lssuad 132 warnings, and assisted 31 motorists in emergencies. They also investigated seven cases involving recovered or stolon property. Patrol manhourl · totaled 1,850 for the month lllCludlnl &It on patr~l. 759 desk ~uty. . 47 on spectal de~ll, 24 m tpakllll: out case reports, 101 In l"'7l· dent invesUgation, and .73 ln court. . Police Report Auto Collision RANDY KING Rutland Youth's Talent In Art . Awai·ts New School· COURT OF APPEALS Judge William B. Brown One of twenty judges (nationally) el~cted to ln$tltute of Judicial Administration (1965) VOTE THE NON PARTISAN JUDICIAL IALLOT ASK LAWYER Brown lot "'""11 Juc~~~':L::'~:t:. Chll!!l~••!!t<, c.h••lrm•• I weathered wood . :- ':. ~ ftuniy . . MONDAf TRBU ~ MS Larry &.letion 111ow 5:30 Sign On - Newa . • t.IMI :Newt Cllauel 4 . 5:~ Sacred Heert 8:GIJ . 1Qg11 SciJool rootbal( . S a. m. ·= SW!rlse Seminar 1:50 Meigs IIFD . ' . (POmeroJ • Middleport) ' !:30 m. -u)Farm Forecast 1:$5 Ne\\'11 11:10 Top feD. Show • a. m. - Pa Dixon Show 8:00 BID Miller Show · U:OI ,National Ne\\'11 12 Noon - .5NIJ Club 7:20 News 1!:15 ,u.c. Prgm z. p. '!I· - Spook- Beekmau 7:1141 News · 12:11 Mason Co. Agr. . 4.30 p. m. ..- ·Gjpsy Rose Lee H5 Baker Furniture Auction 12:45 ·Oblo Unlv. Report , S p. m. - Veey Special . . t:Wedl ·1:00 ObiG Newa 6 p. m. - Newa . 11:45 _Baker Fum. Show (ll'r!.:) 1:15 Saturday Sho" 11 p. m. -News 9 :Oil News · · l:lJ OSl! ani' Oil ll'ootbaD Alter uw Slrow - News ·and 9:05 Coffee Wilb Janet · 5:45 Sign Off Weather . 10.00 Swap Shop . · Sl!NDAY8 c•8!1ft01 1 . 10: 15 Morning !4editaU0111 ·. . :GO Sign On - Forward . 6:jjl a. m. - . De•otilllll, 10:~ Bnm<b.. $!low Fallb . 6:~ '· Ill• - ft. R. No. & ll:llt Ohio News · . . 1:30 Bapllst Hour , 7 a. m.. ~ o.er Llgh!IJ . 11:06 Cquntry Junetfon · 7:oo· Master Control .. ' 7:3Q a. rru - .Singing Time 10:30 Country ..HYimtlme:~ •7;30 The Good Life . I a. m. - OYer, Lightly . 1%:00 NewscSSI' .- .~ •. . . 7:45 The Bible, Spealra · 1:30 a. m. - J&l'k I.al.!I!)N. 12;15 l..c)oal News · 8:00 Sunday Show 't a. m. ,- Dtaljl1g lor J)oJiars 12.25 SJJ?IU ·News 1:00 Sprea<llng Kingdom · If a, m. C: Tlle' Nubes ~ • ·. 12:311 .Goessler _Sluiw IFti.) 1:28 ~y . Show · lll::SO CciuQtry Hymnu 111.,.S.. a.' m. - fiark Slul!!oft IUJ Larry Aildarson :Show h·•ll· ~ m: -')!lie ~>oti!!tl. , 3.11 MUes !(uSie: Show .. 11:30 Quiet Hoitr • .~· > • m.- Cartoona . , · l:l& Karr Vim .Ziindt' Mtitoro 12:01l·N0011 News · · , m. - t:.ocalNewa ; '· ,. Show · 12:1$ Cbrt$ti8na Hour • ( ·· :. m. . .,- t.t... ~fill ~ : t;30 ~al Net~: . . 12:30 ntv. iietlln Teetl ·- : b !' .. •..... • m Me 5.00 ~- ·.. ,. . 1·00 ReV "•••e D-; ·, " • ,..,_..G . .. .,.., . - ., J!'S. ·Sign Off .• . .· . . ' """' ..,.,er •· ,, . • : and "-'• ··· ~ ,. ,.... . · .• · . · . 1:30 ·Rev, Silas BiJ)upo .. .·· . · )' NewIY ww alllt_. A Time . l':"" ... -n··Ms ..•i, u•... '· . ·.··........ ~'II "' r. · .. ·. . : SA...'"" "~ .• _%100 llev. JGJmny .~e!fem;~ i · "'': Women's Nria : :c G:flll.a. ii\.::- S;wilnier · 5:30 Srgn On . ,. : ·. . . Z:30 National Newa ·, • ,. =· " i . 7~;. 'I'· ;.., rBf!!ltim• . 5;50 Protesjllnl Z:!5 Sunday ~ow ·:. Gen. ~iaJ 7:110 a. m.' ~ Spotlight 1in Edu. &•.00 Famllf -Wershlp llour , 5:45 Sign Off ~. ~- Woman's Pafl! Deal As World '1'\tr!ls · Pa~sword l;i Z: Oil-Our l.lveo ·.•t ... ,~!tft-Oocton House Pa1:1J a: · Hs-~·OO-~noth. Wot1d To Tell Tntlll ' i ' 25News Edge Of Nlgbt 3: 30-dor't Say 4:00 Mr. Cartoon 4:30 ltocb • ,.,, 5:00 M. Douglal n:e.a.re · .. · .ll'anilly Theatfr 6:30- . :andRAD-10 . ~e Sunc)a~ 'ftmes.,Sentinel, Sunday, Nov: lr, 1966- ·. · a. m. _; Luel"t "': ll:~~j. ~· Adams Fam!l, · Lassie N<)OII - . ' · MONDAY ,.. Eymillfta .- ·P·· m• .·m. - LoollDg wtlb-.i m. "' f:S$ World & SbOw 7:111 J!clioel ·ol ·.fol> Nelfl ·. · ·~,~ ~~r;~; EveniDJ S~olf8 JfnaP ~y News · :7.:15_'Slgn 0!)1 Mornini m. .._ s.eret'StOtrn I4:Jt• ~. 'm: - 1be . 'I' -· .:·,_ . ' ~ Natlo~l llelfl t:ll . t:30 HaD of,_ Jolcwle · eiiiJ""iirie 1 "!.:::. : ,;. _>· ' .<JI..-:· .- .. ~~ • -,;,~...~ .. "'""" ' Camera 3 Facing LHe Bullwlnkle DIIICOVOI'J 12' 00 TV Chapel Holiday In the Suo Truth IZ:I5 Garden Club 12:30 IAII to Mgr.' My Native Land Oral Roberti IS: 45 Lttt to Manag. \ NFL Hlghlial)ta 1:00 AFL Football l :U NFL Football 1:30 Political [ I :35 At Issue Football Jim Walter Jubll.. Crusade Z:30 G. Ji;. Bowl Rille man 3:00 Republican 3:15 3:30 The Campalin Auction 13 I Horse Show Football 4:30 AFL G<lspel Harrno!l)' Singing' Time-Dixll · Stoney Burb Showa Time Tunnel Voy. ta Bot. tJI Sell 8:00 News 1:30 Candida teo Face Tbe Nalloa 7:00 7:30 Allee Lassie It's About Tbne Voyage f :J-· · ' ~'A ~ uo- Ed Sulllvan The li'.B.I. 1:00 Bonanza Gary Moore Movie Newt DoUiilui Jim Coriell Nen ABC Scope lsluet • ADswen l ..... ' ~I ... . 't :a~ -~r '·' ... .' I LOWELL DICKASON ~~~-Y ... ~IIU'Uil has the taxpayer In mind I ,... - ' . ... -~ "' "' ' · ~- ' -~ 1985, sucaeeding the late Robert ,E. Jenkillll. UDder Mr- JellkiM pd. Mr. of new ... done w!tll no Increase In taxes. ·. . ' '~ ',, ' . ' foolball 4:10 SIAJrlemu'• t:ao Tbe Deputr KEEP XILOWELLDIC ON' .. ... . .' 1:10 1:30 VOTE TO SAVE TAX DOLIAJ S, VOTl FQR ltml ROADS . • . . ·, . :· . r • .. ·- . 1:. AI tbe .. 1:11 . 1110•1 Sea Todi,' Am. Be1 t•ef Jlual 1:• Aft lleplrt Lawmu •: ··.·:" ' Yii IT• perience. Lowell Dickason bas been Gallia County Engineer since ~ober Dlckaoon the County Highway Department has paved over 70 miles '-• I ··,.\·; . Lowell Dickason Is a ·professional .engineer and surveyor with 33 yeus ex- Tbts work has l;leen tbe &nder _· 1 I have at Marietta on Nov, 16th. d modero ar- . Refreshments •ere 1eried several. _The · from a beautifully appointed'ta~ dimensions. 1ble. Presiding at the coffee lerJ depth. Mrs. vices were Lhe -president, Mrl • at the m•ch- Wymon Sheet. and vkt preoi'Point bolders dent, Mrs. Albert Durole. ll9·nd tradltional teases for the evening _ ·wfre leSe arrange. , Mrs. Warren Sheets. Mrt. Litcovered. llher Dayton, Mrt. W. B. Spina given l!y Mrs. aud Mrs. John FrancieL Entertained Curtis, assist- means: Mrs. Merlill Tracy aaQ 1 : Frick and Mrs. Lloyd Wnght, ~pllal a, entertained purchasing ; Mrs. ~rite Better Health Eblin, Mrs. Lou Diehl and Mn. :vening at her Parker, hospital equlpment; '·· Pomeroy. i Mrs. Charles R Karr Sr., Mrs. . Allen Eichinger. Mn. Cudla, ID ch id argo edo1 and Mrs. Eblin, dinner corns en1' open ·1mittee: Mrs. Paul Eicbln&ll aien fr 0 m and Mrs. Eugeno Thomp!Qil. 1 "'· ~len Elch- Dowers and sick; Mrs. Pan· lor er topic, er. rorre•po~nce : and Mrs. We are Thank- Harry Clark. Mrs. JIIDlll medtta!lon lor Gilmore and Mra. ng wrth prayer· Gi!mort and Mrs. Enttlt ed that tbe 1001Powell, IMps. ed by the club i A contest was oonducted by I were all sold. Mrs. Frick and won by Mrs Eblin will can- Gilmore and Mrs. Uoyd Wrigbl ~ Cross in the and Mrs. Clifford Jacoba 'ffOii illS were made : the door prize. dinner and par- : Refreshments were served by ~y's restaurant. the hostesses to those named mber I, with a above and Mrs. T. A. Hewt~ o. son, Mrs. Robert Bowen. Mn. ll' the year were lo!u Eichinger, Mro. Hermu rresident and ~ Warner and guests TlllllllY mes Gilmore, and Paulo Eichinger, Cyntllla well, Mrs. Pearl and Gina Thompson, Jerri Lou Diehl and Frick, Linda Pu1linl IIIli Mrl. ecob•, ways and Lttull Reibel. I I 1 Report of the tfeeltll eonrerenee was given by Mrs. 'Gelleva Yates and Mno. SWarts. MJSI Gri!!ithl, CotmiJ lstension Agent. Oll'lalDed .,. qutrements lor a citiseDslllp lour of Wasbington, D. C. Topics for ne<t year 10011Uvely plaMed were, NutrlliDn Swartz tJI thli and Quick Meals. l'amilJ Ule •• group read lnsuranee, and F tin& FIIWIIIMra. Margaret alion for a Beller Appea.-anco. lent, oonducled HarrlSOilville, Hemlocl Grovt, eppointing a Clubs represented we u the Minnie Price Portland - Great !tend, Chell'und, Mnt. Mary ~. Rock Sprillp, and Rettft. a publicity chair· ville • lAing Bottom. The nell ulh A. Balderson. council meeting will be Jau. 11. ':ounty Hom• 1 TU•sday morn!lllbus and Soulbom in Middleport oof!ee hour prior • 1059lon with the fig Bottom mem· l Margaret Grif- Christmas Dinner is Planned oontest, but with 1 new wrinkle, 8 p.m. it Burlingham on • wiU be r«VIved at 1 regular tw~lve mlles from ~ meeting ol the Modern Wood- The cootesl and the I ., roa4. is lome Council Meetina Held lt:OO Andy WIIUams 1Clndid Carner• 10:campatgn ... - ' 'V , eroy, agaillsl Mary Ca Goodwin, in care of Jea Jewell, Letart. W. Va., d ing groaa neglael and est cruelty. !~!~!~ogs~~~~~~ God Is ~nsweT Linus Lion-Hearted 1:30 Perlrlns- ' ·'~A ),1 11:00 Tills Is Life \lo30 Chrlstophers Evening ~m~titi!hls ·~ ..,.>. \0·38UI:ol& !Jvlng World 5:00 C4Dllllunlty News : ..n...· . ·. ·.s' po ·'. · ~ " . ..~· • ,· _,. .. Lamp Unto My Feet Beany and Cecil Look Up Peter Polamus 5:00 Wild Kingdom 1:30 College Bowl ll:y'ewltneSs. NeW.. " ___,_;_ · ....;·;·.... ' 10:00 3:45 4:00 11:06 Mason; Count)' News 5: to W-!'l'ther SJgn Off ·. Hope in Peru lfWI'N TV-13 Church 2:25 llour ...., . Dartt.Sltadoin Where .\cUoo iJ 1!00 Cartooftl 9:30 lo4F>-Jubllee 2:00 Democratic > 7:45 a. lll. - Mulllno Report;J a-.. Jl!.' -; _Captala 1~81'00 . WCHS TV-I Gnd Is AnsWer 2:15 w: '''"'a.... . ,. .... Tbe Nursa Sunday WSAZ TV-3 1:308:45 lt.fl!ll!\"kd,,Frl.~ M ~ . .! Daytime Shows I Mrs. HarrY I.. llaitu (Auna &llardlP au4 oelllrlen4, Mor1aret Thomas) is aonolincing tbe opening of Margaret's Beauty Shop at 1126 East MalO St. in Pomeroy, Monday, Novemb<:r 7. ~ "·-- -.... a. - Re-Elect ----·oi:-:-A~GN..:;-:;Oo-S..:-:=.:ED"--_ __ OHIO 0 -TV-Cable · ·Hi'-hli~hts· ~.;....eport KEEP Mrs. Earl Bender of Marietta was guest speaker 1114 demonstrator at the open meeting spon•oretl by the Gf!. Jli~IOli! Garden qub at Grace Methodist church Tbursdt1 evening. • Nearly 100 members and guests saw Mrs. Bender . . 20 arrangements, using her theme, "Arrangtllllli!l Usi:n• Driftwood." She also displayed seven! ~· \mrmii she had prepared suitable for ThankSgiving. ucl Christmas, including a wreath made entirely of coqill with velvet bows, '[ ·· ..---.· . delarohia fruits. Kennell! Frazier. Mrs. E\>tiNtle . :Gitis won the door prize wb]ola .Mrs. Bender expla1ned. the consisted of one of the pine difference belween dnflwood 1 cone wreaths displayed by M:ra. ~ments I eNATIONAL RECOGN!TlON eJ.UDlCIAL COMPETENCI eDISTtNGUISHID SERVICI Demonstrator In Gallipolis 1 AUDIT.OR . LS ---- ~ wilt .. r wa :-;h-! ~,rs .. Robson of Pomeroy lfl•long streams \ ed all garden club memberS: W i1e added that . attend the District 11 me•Un1 . . Randy King, ' 15·year-old Rutland Ri&h School st phomore, is looKing forward to completion of the ne• Meiga Local School Com• ~-prehensive high $ChOOIschool under present eurricul Randy, soD of Mr. and Mrs· plans. C. Fredei'lck King · of Hysell Kiag, ,artist for the Spygla1 Run, like! art, hal ~lent in RqUand s iludenl paper, ~at painting, and Is hopmg to get "I have only a taBle o! drawl formal tralf\illl: ill art in !lie now but I'm looking fo~.ard new · h~gh school In hlo senior teaming more about it. R1 year, Art instruction wiU be dy has had no formal losto ONI!I CLUB ADDED offered students in th' IWW ·Uon. The Valley View Garden club - - Seeing a !iii& Mei81 Cour WOLFE INJURED of Mariette wt~ unintentionally VOTING PLACE SET Fair Premium book last su John Wolfe, Minersville, 1 omitted as one of the ho1tess Residents of South Chester mer. Randy noUctd the tackle, son of Mr. and Mrs. clubs of the regional Jnettlng precmcl will vote at lhl Che., division and decided to en Roland Wolle, was Injured dur- to be held on November 10 at ter Elementary s<)hool ilt the It. Despite only last min: ing the Pomeroy · Ath&nl aame the Mariet!J First Congrega- home economics room. They are I notice, he painted one picb Fnday evenmg. The Pomeroy tional church. It wiU be the to use the front entrance only. in oil and did another in ch emergency •quad loQ~ Wolfe to hostess club aiQ!I& with the !till coal. Raudy bruuaht borne Me1gs General Hosptlal. He and Dale Garden Club. Mrs. RAINFALL· 1111 INCHES blue ribboo in one of categOI was taken to Holzer Hospital Albert Pool will be the honor· Ed . M ~ ~ k Falrf1 ld and a red one in the ot~e' Saturday morning l!y Ewing acy memblr oltht V.UIY View ~m b c or c ' •·• ~ Tha opporilml\y of haY , Ambulance. Wolfe was suffer- Gerd.. Club. ' 7~t" 1 er ;;.,:~· ~":''"" I 11 rotn- iDJtrucliOD along with ing a possible neck injury. a orted 1ooernl} . yhear many other new areas of 197 amoun mres, . . ,· . 1 GOIJ'ERS TO DINE. with 20 rainless diYI· In Octo. struction ID the new school, TO NAME CUMMmEES The Pomeroy Gulf AssOClallon ber 1965 there were 3.20 inch~~. I be appreeiated by Randy A special meeting of the Rut- will hold 1ts annual dmner al l ; m.any other youth• of tbe lano Band Boosters w!ll be the Marlin 1\ettJUI'Int In Mtd· lrict. h ld t 7·30 Wed d dleport Wednesday, Dec. 7 TO REAR SPEECH AGAIN N~ve~be; 9'tp. a~· the . ~:~::d a unUl I! p. m. ln1WU4 of tbe The ~road~ll of U,. speech WINOOWS a,on: ._ Eagles Hall as was reported. Paul Harvey made this past There will be DO wtndow gym to se1ec comrru11tiel •vr d w k t tho o•· Vall ~-• ""•' p representation itllo the Meigs All members an fll"lll1 ee •. •rio tY ..... vlel lllhl or o Local Band Boosters. All players are invited. lege w!ll be rebroad~ast at 4 roy post offices ou Velel parents and interested persons · S~ ovw lladio WMPO Day, Nov~W 11, ~\mal are welcome. DINE J;:LECTIIIN DAY Paul Case! and JUD Soq The Racine Wesleyan Serv· . t:eported. HolldJY ICiledUiel ice Gulld will sponsor eq BAND GJRL·, ILL Ill• <c))lecllou, receipt .and\ COMMITfEE TO MEET day election day dinner II The Pomeroy · emergency P*tob 4 ~Mil will be obs~ The Veterans Memorral Hos- Racine Methodist Church squad transported PomOI'Oy but there will be no rural pitt! Women's Au>ili"'Y Exto- Tbe m.,u wUI be band member Donna Branham city deliveey. Special ~U utive Board will meet at the vegetable soup, sandwiches, to M~J (lenni Kospt\11 frio RI'Yioe will be provided. hospital Monday evening at sQUp bean!, oorn bread, pie, day enning II she took sud· 7:30. and eo11ee. denly Ul during pre • 1amt biVOIICE MttP ceremonies of tbe PtmefOf·Ath· o\ petitioo for dl¥01'00 wa - - -- ~ ens !OOII!tll .-, 1111 Friday witll Meigs Cl Clerk of Courla by Olan oPENS SHOP Goodwin by Dale C. Wa~ ---- - - - ~OR Bender • . . - ?· IY• t made lor tile Lawrenee I.anuins and .tmas dinner ID Thelma Grueoer. R~tl ~alley's reataurant were served l!y the boolun . lCI!mber I, at 6:30 PresORt were Mn. Rolllll the Past Chiefs tf Bearhs, Mrs. Richard C a 18 ~ mple Pylhlan Sis- bell, Mrs. Stewart, Mrl. CIH, ursday evening at Ml,... Thebna and Lna Gr.Mro. Henry Relbel er. Mn. Arnold llayN, Mn. Ridge wtlb Mn. Seidenabel. Mrs. Lanllinl, llrl. opar ~ Kaspar and lira. Re111ol. ae Ilk Stewart, pres~ I .the rneelin& With PLAN DINNER 41oweil by a read· ~Give Thanks F•" PT. PLEASANT - The I'll! 111m1 Grueser IIIli Matrona Clob bas made ,lw ."rayer Itt uni&Oil. A !or 1 turkey dinner IAI " it home of Mrs. served November 2Ith Ill . lht ibotlb will follow lbe' home of Mrs. BerlhJ F•l""'· iir.er. Tbe aanu*1 Ill. Vernon Ave. A lllihUfllll . J _...,.;r of t h 0 tl the ..ent will be a Q!n-. 1 ·.-u-~ tGr the mu arab IIIJ. ~ ~. Nov--~--&I p. m. The trafel• M£ftiNG lET • onnlod le 111&1 PT; PLEASANT -' 'I'ht Mr. Tbe Wille lnl Gf 1M ....... CU1tJ ! \1lo ' pt.'ayet' flllUI licd.urta ftr Retardell c:1dldNii ~ 1!llt be·lie14 Ill the New .... ... ...... ~· • SdtW Ill ..... '"' . t.. Wljll ffilel • al"l':II.J, lSI. Mr. Gtii'J OMJ·. '1ftimll c.tlik, II • dtlrte·tl b pt4l . . nrett· »- ........ .... '1111 ...... ..... ' GAlLIA ; COUNTY ENGINEER "" 'It' I ' . ·•t' '/) ~~f~l ;; ,.~,, .•• , •.. '1M "'!!"~· ·' ,. jr.; ''" ' ' ·.• �' • , ...... '' ~ - .. .. .. . ' . .. . ' ' ..-.. . . 1'. i I' ' '' , ' . -~ / • . (f' ' •.. ,. 'Christmas Fore cast' lS: ·Theme of November Show • Hitskip Incident ·.orted .tq '1! u.~=n~= ' . '"~'~ · Rep · .·' ' O · ,,io P~tt~ot '!' · ; ·I . In .r,lelgs Coonly Probate Court Ofncers of the GaiUpoUs post,lbe Deel car: No ollf waslujur- clted ' to G.JIIbo)ls • Munlclpil j Friday anl!l'llooni9·Jerry t4lcll S.ate !Ughway potrollnnsti(at. ejl. The other car failed ID stcp flcourl Nnv. 7; St. Cl•l!, 11, JIQute 3. COOl ed tl!O lllii!Or accidents F•"''Y. ancr Ill• collision.. · ·4!, Parketsbuu •. taborer! IN\ Bonn!' SUJ Ollt w11 a blllklp. No one was Patrol anests FrldoY elso(to Marietta myl1)clpal· ,..court lluchana~ ·IIi' .JIQU!e 1, fiNd! 11111•11"!1 Ill •llhfr l!llallap. llicluded .Raleigh J .•Garvin 7 sor apeeill'/8; . ,D. vUlt, 'Ill!· f'ol· . 4rtv'n bl' ·&en S. DIU· Pl. Plmant, ' undfe vehicle,: Oirck!illn, 28; CUliDclen·, ,f l. yl.. fDtl', Jr.:•;, I . Rt. 1 Gtlllpolll. ~ . • . IJp<ed!ftg, m?"lclpal>coutl 'ti,O\I:', ·~~ .s~.,~ tt~tfte Dtll. 11 I MIIJIOIII, II. ; D\111 9; and Edwm C. .1· ijl If . Jl!llil'f<IY• clel'k. att!il!l p.m. Frt4•Y ; VIrgil~· ~ett,f ael w: "'~··· cited I~ill•., .Do~ald 25,:N~v, ~,e,Whitley ~ . Ru~ Roa~ '' .. G~Uipolis, •J!B"'l!J.i.l~:t'l ~yr.Qa, ·:,,:;,.;<~ ~. ~. . '; ,'"Chrlslmal Forecast" will be "Hi, 'lberel", a door wrealtl 1only one enll'1 II a elase. AD the ltleme of lhe Cbrislmas or swag: and "Legend 01 ·1he entries muat be ataged by 10 Flower Sbow presented by the Yule lAg," u lnlerpretative a.m. on saturday with jiJiglnl RuUand Gordel Club Salllrday, design. r ID begin at 10:'45. AD arrange;. November 12 at the RuUand . menta muat be lbe work ollbe Church of Christ. Vllltilll houri For Juniors ;.th~re will be ph!biiDr and are 1101 ID be , will be from I ID 8 p.m. and \two .!""sse~: Birds and Be~; reroofed until 7 p.m. Baturda' .\ the publlc It Invited to allelld. \rws, aad Christman Wlshea, evellnB. . : The Artistic Arrangement which call be a favorite design. 1 Seclioa, begilnlng with Sec· "Winter Wonderland," 1 lavOJ': Committees In charge Include ! lion A, wlll Include 10 etusel\lte design Is the theme lor the Mrs. Clarence MIUTO)', allow ·, enUtled, "Twu The Night Invitational class. chalrmall. Staging will be 1• i Before Chrlstmu," a deoign The Horticulture Sectlon will cbarp ol Mn. MIUTay, Mrs, sllowtng rhythm• '11pon The feature au classes blcludlng Paul Wlnn. MrL .loWil Cotlei'Housetop," weathered Broadleal evergreen, Narrow ill, Mrs. Robert Reibel, Mrs. wood; "Merry Christmas.• ie•· ilellf Evergreens such as Japa- Chris Diehl, Mrs. Robert canaturlng Chrlalmal orname11ts; nese Hollies and pyracanths; day, Mrs. C. 0. Chapman, Mrs. "Christmas Ma!dc." painte<l or Evergreen Ground Coven tD- Jamet Tlllll, Mrs. Jamea Nicb- , utural bruc:bel: "Candletl cludllg Vinca, Jvlel, Pachysa· olson, Mn. Jack Robson ud \ Aglow,'' 1 dallgn aalng candll andra and E110nymes; Berried Mrs. Wbeeler Drake. 1 or candlea; "Peace Tbla Holy Branclles Succulents and Hoose Mrs. Jallll!l Tll1ll will bead ' NiKht," designeo around a ma· plants botb loUage and ftower- the Artistic Divisions schedule 1 donna; "We Wish You A.ilg. and Mrs. Robert Reibel the Hor, Merry Cbrlslmal." a table Rules laid down lor the abow '\ nculture Divisions. All mom- I arrangement; ''Deck The state that entries are open to hers are ID assist In lhe clean· Halls," using dried material; anyooe wishing to exhibit but Iup. Count .. "J IJVIO·ttnlhul ulf• . . ·, I !iqJ·t~~··JiJ:~ '(/.·'~~ ~'.' '·· IN :~; v•CA'I;IIIIt ! ornoo...',~= ::1~~u\lril .Nets Dri\'er · ·;: f!r1·.~.!.?'1 0·.· .· :.· ~·. ~~~ .~~ . ·•·.~. :·~· ~; r:~~ ~~~· \ J:i~·~~· I~ 01~ qourt 'j:!~~s~~~rdpawS:"' D~~ l~n . . · · ~.(1'~ 'l t .· ~~ y:lf.,~'· f~~l~~l!e~ 7 ID 001 .·:. , l~.•~ askedt'tosh~)l~t th~ I SuspensiOn ..p:,~:n..JaS:ilt '. . o~l· ll i; tempting to ma.ke a turn off 11 0!' the highway. The panl -\fl-O' . 'l'" . qlfJCe coun Y , ed Mulford wttll. 11111111 10 Galllp!!U• Ml!lllclpal Ju(CI . . · , · !): ,, . 1!11 caragp lor ..-41!\ ,. •iidlblt tpl wl)fn passlna, Jlllllert.S, l!et. Saturday ftntd · '!'!If ;1]"111'' ~un~J,;Il~~d n,r.· Mr;'lct9· , ... 1 'llle bl\sklp aoeklen wtu at Jti!irl ~IIIIP. .,, ~t. 1. Plcktl' tl~ll~ SMurcl~Y i anno~ .. . , . , . p.m. un Jackton lWP. H!l !'08'-·. 101\. 11:1 p,. ii!!Y'f .· c·· 1•-•••; of a mile W4ft o/Jit. 110 lllm jo ftV. .dJJI 111, JII1Ciliclt for 1'1\ an untdonUfied car ·sJd8. ...,pendllll .~ ,optral4\l"l q, 'iHerel eleollon. · ' .. ' ·. . ·. I' awtpllll , (lr driven bl'· fi'IQ. cenp tor lor drlv- Ward 1-A ·- Galllpolll Mii\9r o.tl, l.. Rt. a Y!ritiln. ·1!11 while ll!tcilleated. Co., · Used Car IAI Oftlt;f, Jae wp minor d#IIIU• 10 .Oily pollee arrested Rou•h Second Avo.; Word I·B ., • • ..;_.;....._.;_:;= · = =,;::....- early Saturday morning alter a Cbrysl~r-Piymoutb . Garage, · ;1. W . · ·. . . . chase. Roush had been followed Thlfd Ave.; Ward ' "" - City ' • . 0 by a pollee cruiser down East- Hall: Wilrd 2-8 Wl'll• White em Ave, to Firat Avt an~ 8ulldln8. 711 . Sec~ Ave., '· ' ·· st., .where ht wa• s.A- waohiiii!PII,SChool afilliped, , llut· Iller be wa1 tfJrd 3-B ..,. ~lex~ lullll· · ' . < Pili lllt ci'I!!Mr, be lol our IIIJ. 756 Third Me.; War4 4-A Pomeroy pollee lavestlgaltd aW ned on f0C14.: .;. Pentecosiii..Chur~b, ',Qiivt l.· COUJMBIJS. OHIO 0 a two car accld~nt F~day ol 1'\oiiBII was MIPI11lelldrt4 · I -.: Ward f.B ·! _ . C?lf'~~ ~ A .J..,;iA.;·C..,.1.;.. o1 n.>Jt.. 10 a.m. ot the lntePMcUon of f01' m1nutes Iller alieut I bloek Chestnut St. ; and Collllflliua ,..,. for Jh1.!r Ooud,··JYpubj;eoa11 , _.,.,___-:_ • " g . . . _ . ,. . . •1.\ . i iW&\'. Judn 8efl ~t.bUDl· SautllerD Oblo.EW:Idl:...sK" ..~~ ':: ~'}o• !" ~he~lu_.;,...._ _ _ _ .llv~ . ~~~~~. Area Drivers Did Better In October l~n. ~ ~ sbl, moftt~ \lOUD~ uslq M ' ' ~R · tJN'T- 'f!V .. ·. '· , ·'SUPPORT. ·..' D.. .,.'oR '.(LOu P lice Report 'on s~~~ Auto Collisl m AUDITOR , w.m 1 Bender LS Demonstrator In Gallipolis I J!'l11 ··O·j' MQ :'' RA'TS ~ 'fuNd'' ' ~.' ' .· ~ -~- ~~~~~ ~~~~ ~ • FLORIS OfSPLICARITIS. 01-..A~G'""N"'C'O =-=-SE=D~----_.~•.J.-() 0 _ ~ :l-:jljij\,jiQ....._ _ L.. -·-- -- · ---- . .. . _. I ffl L•( ted . - 'J TV Profile Feeney.Bennett lillie w llelfD·, llboaiiJia ' the IIley 10 .,. ~ llld dhll•· NBC-TV llltuiiiGD .. .... U ~ - · ,._ · ' "" uaUy till'lllurlil ·l dlii' I ... hliall-&;if. . m. Lillie · ...,_ P .. . "" · laO. . - !llleeP.. .......... "-flbu1 Dan ..,_ It creel --.· ....,._ ne~~pet. her father. 011 TueJda, lllshta fnllll 1111 llnnaOil aclle4o abe'a allowed 16 watclt papa's ule bJ IJinl IIOUIId tbe swimallow. miDI pool dolaC • Dille as he d.. Members to Meet ••* a* 50th ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and McClaskey, whose wedding will Kerr celebrate tbe event with 50th an open house anniversary falls on November 1Jth,Mrs. on Sunday, November 13th, at their home in Bi(iwell. Mr. and Mrs. McClaskey have spent bus theirdriver entireinlife Galtia county. i! a retired and school theinBidwell District. Mt. TheyMcClaskey ~re the parents of Mrs. faoner Esther l_...:r!tllllll.a~~.JilfJtio Grande, Mrs. Eth yl Dewit of Bidwell, and Darrel and Delmas Me· ·-·- · ~~,ei!)ebrauon. ,at grand· · ·· - ~olic Michael Callan Makes First TV Role as Star diieC:tct!:m0:. a: w~: c~s of Unocramblelh-fourlwnbleo, ..,. letter 1o each 111.... 141 • form r.1 ..., wo:d •• an lift I clllferenl mat. worlds greattst COOIL Is They ter. He hies ID I nelll'b, ::ues By VERNON SCOTI . " have a womall wbo Uvea In the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Mi. It:~ and mementos on "The Interns" - ~Dan. hal bouse, prepares their meals, chael Callan star. in ''Occasion- / The eailan home ,. In the reacbl!d -:",. ,. his.flrll children and does the al Wife" on television, but al fashionable section of Beverly s ar of a televt. .No Pal'lylq ~~ sto."~~ ~· =~~::: anti~~:, m::a~.;;~hng :'·1A20-~nute ~ I I durin~~ Ht".~rhli" ,._ ,htS wmsn" W!IAZTV4 8:3!1 . l:t5-CGrn Cob ., ·' .. . .,., row" - J. Stewart p. IlL Cb • "Safari'' 9 p. m. Cb 10 "Take lhe Ground.'' t p. m. Cb I "Advise and Monday - W~4Z sent" Daytime Shows TV..I "'...... lingl111 &:30 11:30 p. m. Cb 11 ul'retty Floyd" U:30 p. m. Cb tJ ''II!Nell Lli'etlo" 11:• p. m. a a •'Birfll "" 6:45--Corn Cob PIJiac ..._... 7·M--Todav 7:115- . 1 7·25- L IL ....... 7:1011 L - -- ·- . -c. Re-Elect COURT OF APPEALS Judge William B. Brown Maraaret Thomas) iJig the opening of Beauty .SbQp at 1126 St. in POIIIOIOY, 7. emw , Cartooos t , ,. •. ......an ea. ,,....;:.,. .._ .. .... ,,..... . .... . .i l!ulliiM" · ·. ....... ••• . 111·-Nwt ... C.. lila c.- 11m1tJ RlDbiJIIe 11:8 • • with 33 years ,. perience. Lowell Dickason has been Gallia Colll'tty Engineer since Octolje: 1985, sucoeedlng the late Robert B. Jenkins. Ullder Mr. Jellkial alld Iii Dlekas<Jn lhe County Highway Department bas paved over 70 mlles of n~~t roa4. This work has !~ten done with no Increase In lUes. Emalal Slt.owa - Daytime ShoWI ·~ s.dl ... "'--· M te. kits, CacM ,.. a. Clilf' : .. ,.,. ' :::-· t:II,CIIr ...... ••t;;,41!111!1t ' .. •=··· f ~J.. piAlllliDs Meigs Home Council Meetina Held tJ&III Qddflll t.;. . ' . . ., •• ,_.;,.,Ui • t • /". t • ' Oltl&il Rq tF. ....••...•.. i , ~·.iv._.~ .,. _); .. ' LUale ~• .- . ' -. . M~n~~ ·r o, 1t ... ............ . ~ ...... ,. ··-' .......... ., '.. . - . ·' .. ac-.m• .... 'Die JVIII,Ia• ltwi eo41trlu:MNa.. MO BDD,wwd a:•, In' "' .11:... . II: 30 Stiii!IID' l.tt.i~,.. ...... ••~ •.. •; ~ i 1-~. ' . . ~ .... ·· . .. . r r ,_ ·· ., 'J!• ; --r 1fJwb NO.. I, ~~ l, ;; .., . ' < 'lbe ·N IIfllf' , ' ' ~· ,..., Dirt ' . . ... r .AI Wl!lnA!:u.ll 0 \. 'i • .J j : .__ , . ' '. ----··-- _ - . : J I I _ __ '" .... Jnit Meets , Ia lor:Salon ,. made lor the Dlao party In P0111e- • ,- :..i'!l· • ~- ;· I' ~ l_'f' ..,, ", .. .. lljld Secrel Plans were·. made lor the Lawrence I.anning and IIIII ' anRual Cbrlsll!laa dinner ID 1belma Grueoer. ~ .•~our lollewed the be held at Salley'• restaurant were served by the . ' ~·~·- boll,.._ relreabmenll Thurlday, December 1, at 5:30 Pr.,elll were Mrs. llollll eli by lite bostess, p. m. when the Past Cblels of Bearh•. Mn. Richard C a • I" ~=~wl:lh Magnolia Temple Pythian Sis· bell, Mrs. Stewart, Y,.., Cooll, ,~ 1ers mel Thorsday evening at Misses Thelma arA Leila ~ h ad the home of Mrs. Henry Reibel er, Mrs. Arnold Hayea, Mrs. of Pleasant Ridge wilb Mrs. Setctenabel, Mrs. Llmdnl. !tin. AIJ!8ll4a Kaspar ao co-llosteas. Kaspar and lira. Reibel ilnd Mrs. Frank Stewart, prest· PLAN DINNEil ~ned .the meeting with =:.:...,.....---..--;J:z.~:, followed by a read11 "WbaiiD Give Tlulnks Fer" PT. PLEASANT - The I'll\ by Miss Thelma Grueser and. Matrons Club ba• made !11!1111 • pari ID "'" ,, ~- Lord' a Prayer Ill unison. A lor I turkey dinner to ... tei!!Oer• party al the borne of Mra. served N....,~ lllh at the Adam Ebenballb will f011Qw the' holne of Mrs. Bertha FH•on, ~ . Cb1j11mU di!Mr. The IIIIHl Mt. Vemoa Ave. A ~llhUiiltl , 'l'ba!lklgl~ Jlnlllir o1 I b e II lbe evem will bo I Cb. WU ·...,..,.,ed lor the IDIII lflb hoJ· Wlill$. 'l1ourltll,y, Nov· _;_,._ _ .!f"!l' . .• ••¥.I'll' . 'lbe Datil!~ Game ~ :. ~. . . t.~G:' :m be Annual Christmas Dinner is Planned , ........ -,j. ' i-• The Meigs County HOllie Report of the Heallll eome.. Council meeUng TUesday morn- once wu given by Mrs. Genova at the Columbus and Soulb- Yates and Mrs. Swarll. ern meeting room in Middleport Miss Grlffilhl, CouniJ I• wilh a coffee hour prior tensioo Agent, ellllalned r. to lhe bu.ineSI sessloo with the qulremenll lor a cltiten'Np Reedsville • Loog llottoll1 mem- lour of Washington, D. C. herB and Miss Margaret GrU· Topiel for nell ye., 1011116ths serving. tively planned were, NolliliDn Mrs. Belen Swarll el the and Quick Meals. Family life Grove group read lllsurance, ond F tilll flllllldMra. Margaret alioo lor a Better Appearonc:o. Btown, president, conducted Harrisonville, Hemlock Grevt, the business, appointing a Clube represented we u of the Minnie Price Portland • Great I!end, CbeiiFund, Mrs. Mary l'f, Rock Sprinp, and a.tt. . Rose, and a publicity chair· ville . lAIII Bottom. '!be men, Mrs. Ruth A. Baldenon. cvuncll meeti111 will bo J ... tt. ·~l!M!--· ,. ember 17, • 1 p. m. 'llle travel· __,_.-..1iDI prlzo - awded ID Mi&Io . IIILiiihG m P'l', PLEASANT -' Tht • a.-. 'I'll!. -11'ol 1beI«IrhiO!I ~ ,.. wltb !lot! (ll'aylil' 11111 IIlC tilri.uoD Rellrded Ollldrel ' QilbooL a.m.. ........ durlnt 11!11· be·litlll al the !IIW liD• ~ ·~ ,, Qll . 1111!181 bollr ~ ,priM .. at''t30 ..,, iJ, llr. ' .. lin. . '1boiDII llf lllkttbll, · co. " II, cbat'te It .... lltJ. '1'11:1 ..... .,J1 IRlllltL . . ~ _ .. .-- ... Ji1c VtlleJ · . " '· ,U011. ¥cRaie's lt!znaiA Naw .. :·c ~ j ~ .~ . """ • "' ,. . . Palral "'~~ ootheosl Asia. en in Alrls and oods lor South were•placed at t be packed aday. , ., ~k . :urned .lropl ~>re8tln8 talk o» te visited there, closed with the eas """ 'II • ~ . CleL , '111111 , .• ., ' ,; ;--.. \ :.· '/ • 't ,.. ............ ' -. ···, ,.... m... ... • fteJ.$.. . . II O...IIM ~""'""' KEEP X(lOWELL DIC . The RIIII!IDill •. .?-' ·~ , I . ... .... . 7 von TO SAVE TAX DOLLAI S, VOTI FoR~• GALLIA .COUN'tY ENGINE~ ea-· ." llmtl1 llll1bliu. ~:' , 'J' I'* J Mt ;. Men Glllll8 1:11 Nen , •...._. . Cld l:.. lflb & Dill M lhrld 'f1n1 l:8Rnl ••• .. ...... " .. Secttl $101'111 Jact:• Oblinger a:• lw'&J r !1:-- . .. . ' CartOon Carnlv.J 12:5$-Men 1:111:• Man " 11111 _,_,..... 11:........,... ... Dlel Y• . .. '-'lr 'II, I r has the taxpayer In mind StrfDCIB' D:~ .. ~.,. . ..... Slarther """ U :$- . 12:$11 -,'- ... ' ··. n:• .,.- ............... Drtle 11· · · , .,., I 1111- . •• • LOWELL DICKASON ltavv I"'Jm II :110 I'll 8oGat AIIIIJ Gnll1tll Dlcll YID Dyte 11:30 ~­ ll!:fiO....Jeepenly I.Aft. 01 Life 1liiiJIII llaiL feerel llln JICilt Gllllllar CIDdltl Starcher Candid ~ ... . ' '. i '9 ' ' ·--M a r; Llff o l - Brawn lor A-It Juclgo C001mh!H Chorln "air, ChiJ[!I~t_ho, Ch~l'"''" Lowell Dickason ts a ·professional .engineer and surveyor \. . ·. ,. · ..-..: . .' On,e of twenty judges (natlooally) elected · 8IDgiliC ,I:. DlctGn to IIIBIItute of Judicial Adm!niJtratlon (1965) VOTE THE NON PARTIIAN JUPICIAL IALLOT ASK YOUR LAWYER . Davtlmr Sbo.wl -·7 ""~"--~~ FIIDAY , JR. Q • ''lleiPII Jlelt•l Jt,ll-l!lft Cia. .... ,..... P· •· at "MMJGr OPENS Mn. limY 1... _- - ... •NATIONAL RICOGNITION •lUDICIAI. COMPITINCI •DISTINGUIIHID SERVICI . . ,.. ' p. Ill. Qa II ''lllllla . IW"-Pinn p.aaa .l~ p. a C) II ':1'llil ·- - - --------- KEEP Cb f "8Dcbaafed · p..-: WIITN TV·II SlnglnJ Tuesday --------:-:::---------- M;s. Clarence Curtis, assist·, means; Mrs. MerliD Trscy IIIII ed by Mrs. Paul Frick and\ Mrs. Uoyd Wfllbt, llolpllll Pojneroy. Mrs. Joe Evans, entertaioed purcllasing; Mrs. ~wreilllii n.;ll of United the Laurel Clifl Better Health' Ebltn, Mrs. Lou Diehl and Mrs. the county are club Thursday evening at her Parker, bospit.al equipmonl; cation was Union Ave., Pomeroy. 1 Mrs. Charles R. Karr Sr., Mrs. iOJ The U In ch 1• Allen E1cbmger, Mn. Cutlll, rols, in Nerinx, mee 111. . argo 0 and Mrs. Eblin, dinner <lOll> Cetbolic nun . Fr~ck, president, opened mlttee: Mrs. Paul Eicbinltt With devotions taken fr o m and Mrs Eugena Tho plOD IlDdy, fer one ~salm I~ by Mrs. Allen Eicb- Dowers ~nd slrk; Mrs. m . the wbole mger who bad for her top1c, er correopondence· and Mrs 1IRisOD. For God's Grace We are Thank- H~ry Cia k ~ JamM d ading, ful and gave a meditation lor Gilmore ~ Mn · Emnl liven by Mrs. AI· Daily Life, closing with prayer. Gilmort and Mrs.' Erueat followed by re- i II was reported that the 100 Powell, trips. • for those m cookbooks ordered by the club A contesl wao conducted by 1t a l!vmg had arrived and were all soki. Mrs. Frick and won by Mrs. pe and . , Mrs. Lawrence Eblin .,ill can· 1 Gilmore and Mrs. Lloyd Wrlghl Y lG Chr~st s vass for the Red Cross in U1t 1and Mrs. Clifford Jacoba IJ08 nr cowmu nity. Plans were made the door pri:ze. 8 was taken !If a Christmas dinner and par- Refreshments were served by •oeter, Mrs. ty at the Bailey's restaurani. the hostesses to those named s. Arnold Thursday December a, with a above and Mrs. T. A. Hewe~ ~tmas Young, $1 gilt exchange. 11011, Mrs. Robert Bowen, Mn. OommunilY Cemlllllloel for the year were Mu Eichinger, Mrs. Herman "- lD Cbtisl by the president and in- Warner and guesll Tammy Or 'jfest. clllde, Mrs. James Gilmore, ond Paula Eichinger, Cynthia :rd S. OWen, Mrs. Ernest Powell, Mrs. Pearl and Gina Thompson, Jerri ~~·County Parker, Mrs. Lou Diehl and Frick, Uncia Pullinl and .lira. b ;Women, Mrs. CUfford Jacobo, ways and f.Auis !Ieibei. ofP.rln8 taken 1~ Friday = ;,~n ""'ti': Club Entertained: 'tit ehel. 5¥.., and Rebecca 21> a swlmmlnJ pool. up at 6 a.m. dati)' to fix b1m- attend~l parUes boet"tt by Hoi· ue. ·: To fill out the bouseboid ther~ ~= bedrooms and a gual "':'II I cup of coffee. The feml.. ' lywood I younger sot. Rut bls "ll's good ererelsa." Callan is a female G ·m shepherd. Cariyn Is Blill redecorating members ot the clan s)...,p l nreclnde partying esnlalns, ''11'1 •• a wav of Princess, and a female cal with the te d . · I C wee), · losing tbe llllmoiiiJ and frusone green eye and one blue eye. ' drive in rrt::r:t amonc their ClOSt trations buD! .up the Her name is :'luffy >nd she is cal furniture pro • toux~ b':'l'anludisedan gets him •· e t s J e dFisller. Nancy week I enjoy It sil much I've deaf. Th I . um •• s os by ?:30 in , '"" ra r. an Tommy Sands. ~n nlaylng with a broken e co or sc~mes run to Friday llld Salllrday _....,1 "•- • In a houseful of females Cal- gold, green and orange. S· ,..._ .or a COUDie olweeb." lan finds sanctuary 111 his den, An experienced movie actor <:; ~ • very .masculine room com- - "They came to Conlura:" plete w1th stereo, television set ''Pepe" ''The Vlctors" aad 4;30 p. m.THURSDAY · ' Cb lO "Broken· . ~:: I iitleo," was ~::.~e.~aslw~ ~u~~'i': wife, Hills there are unluhlon- Stardom. to Callan ~ans More the series ~~egan the ~\~~~~~ Th:~~~ The children are f:.wns. Ra- ::::,e ~~~of that community) more work tha~ leisure. He'al·Callsns were .ocial butterflle•. les, af!B lhe ~•meet dlscotheq· (yes I ILCe park ID play IOflbaD with a makeup team of other young perlonners, Bobby Darin. Rvan cllrettors Aaron ~'Neal, Nearly 100 members and guests saw Mrs. Bender 20 arrangements, using her theme, "Arrang•l!f. · Driftwood." She also displayed several 1Dl''"ts she had prepared suitable for ThanksgiviDg, _.d Christmas, including a wreath made entirely of cilaN lde<:Orl:ted with velvet bows,'! - - · -·-· delarobia fruits. i Kennelh Frazier. Mra. EteM!te :Gill• won the dOOr prize wbiCio .Mrs. Bender explained the \ cons:ste<l of one of the (6111 difference between drtftwood , cone wreaths displayed by 1\ln. and weathered wood Is the : Bender. · dnft wo~ must be walt> r wa:-;h· l " 1 rs. Robson of Pomeroy 1$'1· ed and IS found along streams 1ed all garden club members': ta and .on beaches. She added that , attend the District 11 meedn1 traditional arrangements have at Marietta on Nov, loth. ,focal area and modem ar· Refreshments were oene41 \ :~::~er~ have several. .The , from a beautifully appointed(ta· . has three dtmenswns, ble. Presiding at the coffee _., bealght, width and depth. Mrs. vices were the president, llrl. Btoder slated that . the me~h- Wymon Sheets and vice ~ an1cs and oeedlepmnt h?lders dent, Mrs. Albert Dunrle. lfDt. m both modem and tradillonal tesses lor the evening ....,.. along w1tb Japanese arra111e· Mrs Warren Sheet&, r.lrs. r. menta should be covered. !her DayiDn, Mrs. W. B. SpOa Devotions were given by Mrs. at~d Mrs. John FrancieL arr...- .Combinell Tv-movie work , JJllJJMmllJtSJ-uo~ • Satzsfy1ng to Actresses ro••• ,_~ .a llf ' Mrs. Earl Bender of Marietta was guest speaker 1114 at the open meeting sponsored by the GPo . Garden C(ub at Grace Methodist church Thu~J .i ,,,, .' ' · ·. �--~-"' '. i. ~ d - :~~·1· .n • ·.•r,· ~ ' . - '······-·..-·· -------~· -r -·· \ ' ':• . ' ' '~ 'V . ....... . . . ... , _____ _ - .' .. . • _.,,,...,, •• '. .. ' .' .. . . . ' . ' . '• • •, ; ' - • 'Christmas . Forecast' LS ·Theme of November Show ,"ctu1atmu Forecast" wiD be ''Hi, There!", 1 door wreattt. 1oni,. one entry ta 1 elas1. AD the IIH!me of lbe Christmas or swag; and .. Legend 01 llie entries muet be ltaged by 10 Flower Show presented by the Yule IA>K." u iuterpretative a.m. OD Saturday wllb Jlo!Sl"' Rutland GardeB Club Saturday, design. I to begin at 10:45. All arrang~ November 12 at the RnUand menta must be lbe work of lbe Churoh of 01r1st. Vlsltb!l bours For junlm ,,lmlre wltl be exb!bltor and are DOl to be . will be from 1 to I p.m and two classes, Birds aod Ber- removed unW 7 PJIL saturday the publlc is Invited to oit...d.jrles," BDd "Christmas Wishes,'' eveoinB. : Tho Artlatic Arrangement which cu be a favorite deslgu. . 1 Sectioa, begilnlng wtlb SecY 'Winter Wonderland," a favor- Committees In charge IDe!~ ; tion A wm Include 14 classeJ ite desigo is tbe theme for the 111'1. Clarence lolurray, oboW : 1chairman. Staging wDI be 11 1 entitied "Twu Tho Night invitational class. Before' Clnubnu," a design The Horticulture Section wUl charge of Mro. Murray, Mrs.• sllowlng rbytbm· "Upon The feature Bil classes il<hading Paul Winn, 111'1. Jonab . CotteaHousetop," wealbered Broadleal evergreen, Narrow Dl, Mrs. Rnbert Reibel, Mrs. wood; "Merry Chrtslmas." feo-= leaf Evergreens such u Japa- Chris Dlebl, Mn. llober) ea.. turing Cbrlstmal ornamenta; nese HulUes and Pyracaolbs; day, Mro. C. 0. Cbopman, Mra. ''Chrisbnas Ma~ic,"' painted or Evergreen Ground Covers Jn.. James Tltull, Mrs. James NJcb- , aatural brncbes; "Canddes oludilg Vinca, IvieJ, Pachysa- olson, Mll. Jack Robooo ud 1 Aglow," a delip tiling .....Ut lllldra and Enooymaa; .Berried Mra. Wheeler Drake. or candJeai 11Peace Tbls Holy Branches Succulents and House Mrs. Jamet 'I'HUI wW Ni~ht." designeo around a mo-,plaota bolb foHage and Dower- the ArtiaUc Olvlsl0111 schedule douna; "We Wisb You A iag. and Mra. Rnberl Reibellbe Merry Chrlotmu," a table Rules laid down for the show IUculture Olvisions. All momarrangement; '1>eck The state that entries are open to krs are to assist In Ute cleloHalls," using dried melerlal_: an _yone_~~ _:to~exbl~·ba~·t~bul~l";o:P·~-----1· lt8loi ·' - -- -· . ·-· ... ' .. Bender Demonstrator In Gallipolis 1' t; ~·- The Sunday Times-Seatlnlil. S!lllllay, Mrs. Earl Bender of Marietta was guest speaker md at the open meeting sponsored by the GflGarden C\ub at Grace Methodist church ThursdtJ • • 1 flORIS DISPLICARITIS DIAGNOSED 4-- 100 members and guests saw Mrs. Bender 20 arrangements, using her theme, "Arrangellill!ll Driftwood." She aiS<l disr,layed several arr-.. [m<miS she had prepared suitab e for ThanksgiviDJ, dd Christmas, including a wreath made entirely of · COJl!!l [de''""'ted with velvet bows,'[ ·· - - .· · delarobia fruits. Kenneth Frazier. Mrs. Del'ette Gills won lbe door priu wlljdl Mrs. Bender explam~ the I consisted of one of the pJne difference between d:tftwood cone wreaths displayed by Mn. weatbered wood IS the , Bender. _· dnft wo~ must be wHt!' r- wa:-;h.l Mrs. Robson of Pomeroy thand as found along streams ed an garden r.lub rnemben~ ·SI on beaches. She added that attend the District 11 meed"' arrangements havt at Marietta on Nov. lotb. .focal area and modem ar- Refreshments were Hned. have several. The · from a beautifully appotntedftah~s three dimensions,; ble. Presiding at the coffee .... width and depth. Mrs. vices were the ·president, b . stated that . the nre~h- Wymon Sheeto and rico pl'Oilland needlepomt holders dent Mrs Albert Durole ~ both ~odern and traditional tes~s for. the evening · wire "long wllb Japanese arrangeMrs . Warren •~ts -'- , .. 1• •• •• ld be d .,.~ , MrS. .,.. men.. IH!OU covere . j ther Dayton, Mrl. W. B. Spba Devotions were glven by Mrs. 31td Mrs. JohD .Francie&. 1 . 1 1 Catholic Nun Leader of .. , . '1! -~ r Club Entertained •r i '~ ' 'i ', ':. ' 'i-.r,' , ... j . . '}_. ) ' ~. • •· .., .. . . . " ' J ' ''" . PLAN D1NNE11 �--~-"' '. i. ~ d - :~~·1· .n • ·.•r,· ~ ' . - '······-·..-·· -------~· -r -·· \ ' ':• . ' ' '~ 'V . ....... . . . ... , _____ _ - .' .. . • _.,,,...,, •• '. .. ' .' .. . . . ' . ' . '• • •, ; ' - • 'Christmas . Forecast' LS ·Theme of November Show ,"ctu1atmu Forecast" wiD be ''Hi, There!", 1 door wreattt. 1oni,. one entry ta 1 elas1. AD the IIH!me of lbe Christmas or swag; and .. Legend 01 llie entries muet be ltaged by 10 Flower Show presented by the Yule IA>K." u iuterpretative a.m. OD Saturday wllb Jlo!Sl"' Rutland GardeB Club Saturday, design. I to begin at 10:45. All arrang~ November 12 at the RnUand menta must be lbe work of lbe Churoh of 01r1st. Vlsltb!l bours For junlm ,,lmlre wltl be exb!bltor and are DOl to be . will be from 1 to I p.m and two classes, Birds aod Ber- removed unW 7 PJIL saturday the publlc is Invited to oit...d.jrles," BDd "Christmas Wishes,'' eveoinB. : Tho Artlatic Arrangement which cu be a favorite deslgu. . 1 Sectioa, begilnlng wtlb SecY 'Winter Wonderland," a favor- Committees In charge IDe!~ ; tion A wm Include 14 classeJ ite desigo is tbe theme for the 111'1. Clarence lolurray, oboW : 1chairman. Staging wDI be 11 1 entitied "Twu Tho Night invitational class. Before' Clnubnu," a design The Horticulture Section wUl charge of Mro. Murray, Mrs.• sllowlng rbytbm· "Upon The feature Bil classes il<hading Paul Winn, 111'1. Jonab . CotteaHousetop," wealbered Broadleal evergreen, Narrow Dl, Mrs. Rnbert Reibel, Mrs. wood; "Merry Chrtslmas." feo-= leaf Evergreens such u Japa- Chris Dlebl, Mn. llober) ea.. turing Cbrlstmal ornamenta; nese HulUes and Pyracaolbs; day, Mro. C. 0. Cbopman, Mra. ''Chrisbnas Ma~ic,"' painted or Evergreen Ground Covers Jn.. James Tltull, Mrs. James NJcb- , aatural brncbes; "Canddes oludilg Vinca, IvieJ, Pachysa- olson, Mll. Jack Robooo ud 1 Aglow," a delip tiling .....Ut lllldra and Enooymaa; .Berried Mra. Wheeler Drake. or candJeai 11Peace Tbls Holy Branches Succulents and House Mrs. Jamet 'I'HUI wW Ni~ht." designeo around a mo-,plaota bolb foHage and Dower- the ArtiaUc Olvlsl0111 schedule douna; "We Wisb You A iag. and Mra. Rnberl Reibellbe Merry Chrlotmu," a table Rules laid down for the show IUculture Olvisions. All momarrangement; '1>eck The state that entries are open to krs are to assist In Ute cleloHalls," using dried melerlal_: an _yone_~~ _:to~exbl~·ba~·t~bul~l";o:P·~-----1· lt8loi ·' - -- -· . ·-· ... ' .. Bender Demonstrator In Gallipolis 1' t; ~·- The Sunday Times-Seatlnlil. S!lllllay, Mrs. Earl Bender of Marietta was guest speaker md at the open meeting sponsored by the GflGarden C\ub at Grace Methodist church ThursdtJ • • 1 flORIS DISPLICARITIS DIAGNOSED 4-- 100 members and guests saw Mrs. Bender 20 arrangements, using her theme, "Arrangellill!ll Driftwood." She aiS<l disr,layed several arr-.. [m<miS she had prepared suitab e for ThanksgiviDJ, dd Christmas, including a wreath made entirely of · COJl!!l [de''""'ted with velvet bows,'[ ·· - - .· · delarobia fruits. Kenneth Frazier. Mrs. Del'ette Gills won lbe door priu wlljdl Mrs. Bender explam~ the I consisted of one of the pJne difference between d:tftwood cone wreaths displayed by Mn. weatbered wood IS the , Bender. _· dnft wo~ must be wHt!' r- wa:-;h.l Mrs. Robson of Pomeroy thand as found along streams ed an garden r.lub rnemben~ ·SI on beaches. She added that attend the District 11 meed"' arrangements havt at Marietta on Nov. lotb. .focal area and modem ar- Refreshments were Hned. have several. The · from a beautifully appotntedftah~s three dimensions,; ble. Presiding at the coffee .... width and depth. Mrs. vices were the ·president, b . stated that . the nre~h- Wymon Sheeto and rico pl'Oilland needlepomt holders dent Mrs Albert Durole ~ both ~odern and traditional tes~s for. the evening · wire "long wllb Japanese arrangeMrs . Warren •~ts -'- , .. 1• •• •• ld be d .,.~ , MrS. .,.. men.. IH!OU covere . j ther Dayton, Mrl. W. B. Spba Devotions were glven by Mrs. 31td Mrs. JohD .Francie&. 1 . 1 1 Catholic Nun Leader of .. , . '1! -~ r Club Entertained •r i '~ ' 'i ', ':. ' 'i-.r,' , ... j . . '}_. ) ' ~. • •· .., .. . . . " ' J ' ''" . PLAN D1NNE11 �1-ti~·..,.. . . ~,_~w ,'1! ~c«1 ..~t .-~~~ ti ::n· ~1ft}'!~ ·~.zw~.,~ .,· Mrl,. . .. .. _ Ser!P~ 'llil ..S.. ... ' 'l'biN wu ilia the 1 dfsclll8loil , NoJ. 1881 l Sb It s ·CO o'r,· ~.im"': ne:. =':;.wblch e&!IOJI baa s· · sluiw pictum leU 111tlllbera decided that her expertencea aa 1 mlsslooahaJt brlni fl, not lor ary In Mr!ca 11 the Flnl 1 :e:~~e=:!1: =list Clwreb, ~ay eventables for the Grange. It . i: ~· 1 Sl. - - d.· ··rab.ness L Vo ····~..;> ,,,.,· · ~~~~ ,•~ d le peopt :.Sblam~'a:: :~= . tr~~ says Linda de Hefler, Heusen's P,R gal, "for Girl Scouts on Interesting Tours OES tO Ho/c/ Installation SUCCESS"·Ul BUSINESS CARrrRS BEGIN AT GBC . 1 Ga''l a -"'•=• I -----------:F.-----''JHE BUDGET SHOP" Church Class Supper . .. Ill THOUGHTS 2 Pc UVING ROOM SUITES . $99 3-Pc. BEDROOM •. . ·....... $99 SOFA BEDS ....... ,... $SS BUN'KBIDS · (Colllp · · Ieta) .. ,.,....... .; $68. HOUYWOOD BEDS .. .. . . .. .. .. $39.75 LINOLEUM RUG$-9 12 $4 88 RA 4-D WER CHESTS · " · " " ••.. .. $18 • ' r. i .x { Miss Sheets is Leogue Speaker , Pd. Pol. Ad•• OP'"CE OP' THE GOIIERN01' COI.UMI!I~~ 4Utl 1r SOME DON'T NEED ONE ...d·Oia Diles Rad•"oear Co'mpa··n'y' • 1'1llllt1 Eblln. cratetui. I¥'W-' Q.~Q~ Wolfe Pen load . • .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . . . 1-70 rililes at Carpenter CJO Stte( I X FO.R LLE .. Charles R. Karr, Sr. and Robert Clark · Republican Candidates for Melga County Commlnionert· · Pd. Pol. Adv. • ., X \'ClARENCE E. MILLER Republica11 . For State Senator (Eighteenth District) (Vote for not more than one) JOHN W. BROWN X (Two Year Term) (\'ote for not more than IWILLIAM L. COLEMAN Democrat X 1 onP ) _._ . __ _ o:!~~~c;_ ~OLUNS ICHARLES L. PANCAKE For Attorney General Democrat IROBERT E. SWEENEY Democrat For Auditor of Still ' .. (Vott for not ~than_ one) ___ _ IGEORGE A. BANKS IRALPH WELKER Republican Democrat X (Full Term) .. " . I (Vote lor aot more For County Commissioner .,a (Vote ror not more than oni' ) ----·· --- X I THOMAS E. FERGUSON X IJO~;b~~a~ORGAN__ ---· Democrat .··· ICLYr · SAUNDERS Denwcrat For Auditor of St1t1 For County Auditor (Uaexplred Term Ending Jonuaey 8, 1116'1) (Vote f ()r not more !han':_~- --·· - for not moro ~. :;a. ICAROLYN BURNETT · 5fffi ..·.. ..... Democrat X l>ARCHER E. REillY I Republican For Slcretlry of State X IMORTON DICKEY Republican For County Recorder (Vnexplred Term Ending Januacy 5, 11169) (Vote for not X IJAMES D. NOLAN Democrat For Trusvrer of State · ' f IJ:::..-•trr than IEVALEE s. MYERS MAXINE WALLACE I Democrat For County Engineer (Uaaplred Term Ending JaDoary 5, lllllfll (Vote than one) ELDON BROWN X · ' ~ ' '!o"<i \l LOWELL W. DICKASON ., !]' "" ' X ~ :i-:' ~· EDWARD alVIN '."'.: • i''l t~ ' 1 !1! ;? ~·-• ''" "11 1 ____,_"-~:!..~1 1-~:.f~,~!~; ·•·" ' -~:: ,1. • For State Represent alive (Twenty-seventh District) X .~. .. ' IWALTER H. MOELLER RepubUcan . 1 • I, ' ." ,$ ~E.~~i;!.· .,....~.~· ==ed~IIJ~.~Tiut~~G!ai~IJ~·!Cotmt~~r~lt8p\l~;~-,~.=. =':~·~:~:J~•=•=ca~·~~ye=.,:Opn~==~ltt~~n~,!C~Iri:!!N~Ibel~rt:,~CJ!~r:· ~·J}'"'"~-~-- ·~:~~ .. ~~1~1.i('•;~~''"'ton,~ •.. :.,,, ' --·-·· --~,!tte ):fls:not more than onrl JAMES A. RHODES "To Tell !be Tn!lh" wiD re. lllril to CBS aa a · nlah'*lma _;,..aJnm!Dl on llec. · It lit- dar· .' ' For Rept'lllntative to Congress (Tenth District) For Lieutenant Governor oo• -- f·· SIGNED: "rqnel '17" Ill ID prllduc- ~ r Democrat alt. ' , In addltloa 47 miles of CoUllty roads were resurfaced and sealed in the year of 1966, with applicatioaa of Bituminous material and slone. This has alf been ' pald for and we will be able to show a ba tance January 1. 1967. If elected we will strive to continue to work for the best inle'o'e.;1 of all Meigs County. , Democrat schedule. Jack Wellll will Ita baCt In the role o! Joe FrldaJ. 1be half· .• pollee ll8rlll ... - of lbe 1111111 p)pU!Ilr tJDtl 'II!IOCesa lui In lbe earlier )'Wit of vJd. ao. It ran fl1lm 11112 to 1959. Webb also wiD p!Gduea ltld dJ. net. IWcy Morptt I!P ~ cut • Bill GIUIIIDiltl, Friday's ci,.~ENCE . E. ,, .30 Mites TOTAL MILES In 1966 .. .... .. . .............. 27.00 Miles IFRAZIER REAMS, JR. llon In Hol1yllood for a apot on NBC's . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . Alfred to Athans Co. Line .. . . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . . .. . 1.30 MIIH Foreat Run-Morning Star Road ..•... ... , . . . . . . . . . . . 2.40 Miles Pi. Pleaaant. ''··I 1 .. RNd . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. 3.00 MIIH IHhan-Keno Road .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . . . . . 4.60 Miles (Vote for not more than one) November 18. SentetlclDI Wll also clelerred until lbe !Bib for lames w. Bland of West Columbllt, IIIII Joha A. Clonch, OQ¥-r ?. !I Hobton-Rutllllll Road . .. .. .. .. .. .. • • • • .. .. .. .. .. . 3.00 Milas For Governor day CllliD e;ptenkm'"'. clilr&• with seDienclng postponed unUl J#.WA. UIIIIDA'- .., TO THE COURT HOUSE bla NOT EVERY PERSON Harrllonvlll.o.xttr FROM THE STATE HOUSE PT. PLEASANT - Russell rrantdla Leach, 211, Pl. Pleasant, received oeale~ in Circuit Court Saturday mortJIDg o! OIMI 7ear In !be eounly JaU on the m!wanor eluu1e of aasault on DllllllY Wamsley and aaolher one year sentence on lbe asltull ebarP 011 ette ?.alta ADD JiOdlel ta nm concurreotly. An addlllooaf seDtenee at six montha will begin al lbe end of bls year sentence on the charge of jaU break, with time olllll be allnlled for time spent In lbe county jail, 1iDce I.1Tell Jut July. Artbur Goadwin, former JusUce of Peace la Mason County, ilbe ... Ill be . .tenced Fr~ THE rt; . ... _ C11ller CGiumllia Road .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. • • • .. 6.40' MIIH - Sentences to Be Concurrent Over J00 Attenc/ p T O Event ~ Rklte load .. .......... . ................. . 2.70 Milt~ ltllral OM Parle RNcl .. .. .. .. • • • • • • .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. 1.60 Milos Eclen ' I November 4, 1966 NOW! YOU CAN EXERCISE AND """"' ...., Approwlmat•ly .. , ' STATE OF OHIO • the Meigs County Rolds IIIII have. bee~ newly blld,lopped In the alender yur of 1966. Your BEST Vote Is W. EY8111 (PJ), KeDtlriek D. Rlehards and Helen Conner (C): !D), Rutb Whitt, Myrtie Kuhn and Carl Jone• (C) . Springfield Twp. - (R), Elvin Neal (PJ), Joseph E. Smith and Dorothy Drummond !C): (D), Alice Callicoat, Goldie Sw!aher tand Rose Ha1er (C) . Bidwell Pet. - (R), C. A. Evans (PJ), Ada Payne and Edna Payne (C): (D), E I s t e Hunnel, Kerr llcCJaskey and Dorolby Pb!Dipe (C). Wllnul Tilp. - )RI, Ellil Thol'tlton (PJ), Mtlt'guerlte carter and Helen Burnett (C); (D), John R. RusNII, Audrey Bak· er and Delores Bater (C). Ward 1-A - (R) , Mary M. Wlllfs (PJ), Atm Notter and Margaret HOIIIIon (C); (D), Beatrice Evans, Jessie K. Mul· lea and Gerafdlne Ellcesaor (C). Wild l·B -{R), Edwin T. ·r AMAN OF MERIT .. Follo~ng II 1 1111 of tr!u! (C). f I • ardJ (C). CenlerviJie Pel - (R), John - BAKER fURNITURE ·I MuUineaUI (PJ), ~bb!Dcelllg!l!JI son and Rebecca Soolt (C)· D Eliz4beth Rlcharde oi~ Amsb and J' c (C), ary une an Ward 3-B _ (R), Esther B. Gilmore (PJ), Juanita · L. Nl· day and Harriett R. QtL!I1s (C); (D), Lucille Casey, Wayne Church and Fred SleJiheniSOD (C). Ward l·A - (ft), Lflllat1 tin (PJ), MOdred Hamilton and lJlllan Davis (C); (0), Sylvia Fowler, Ella Condee and Geor· gia F. Burris (C). Ward 4-B- (RI, Lucille more (PJ), Phyflls Taylor, clerk; !D) Agneo Walker, Mary Smith and Marjorie Conley (C). Ward 4-C - (R), Ferne Gard· ner (PJ), Gladys Sowers and Nancy Houck (C); (D), Wanda Parsona, Geraldine Craft ' Dorothy W. Sheell (C). Perry Twp. - (R), Joba R. Morgao CPJ), Fred Stauffer IIIII Edward Fry (C); (D), Kel· sfe Goble, Charles Richards and · Lloyd MWJgrave (C). Raccooa Twp. -IR), S. Harlaatl v.maa <PJJ, EmflltiDe Baughman IIIII Merle Howard (C); (D), Finley Richards, Aud· rey WlctlJne llld Helen Rich- OAKLEY C. COLLINS CoHllll For Senator Committee '' Meigs County's Road ·Building Report 33 Districts ID Verba Waugh Re-Elect State Senator I 1 • Guyan Pet. _ (R), Carrie Wrfllams (PJ), Mary Lou Halley and Myra GUmore (C); (D) EUeen Walker Ellzabeth Ev8DII and Elo~ CaiUcoat (C). Harrison Twp. - (R), !laDford Col (PJ), Curtis Porter aad Bonnie Hulton (C); (D), Will Shoemaker, Alma Martin and Viola Slone (C). Huatlngton Twp. - (R), ErneaUne Polaley (PJ), Data Peialey and Velma Hunlley (C); (D), LoriDa Swlaber, Mary Chlldara and Esta Dee! (C). lflmtlrol)on Pet. - (R), Dorothy Wheeler (PJ), Marion Me> Carley and Mary Atm McCarley (C); (0), Reba Loag, Lil· Uan Rece IIIII Irene Ralaea (e). Morg111 Twp. - (R), Maur Ice Thomas (PJ), OUn RuaeeU and Rulb Heah (C); (D), GletUJa tons, John K. Russell and Odella Taylor (C). Oltio Twp. - (R), Mariano Jeften (PJ), Margaret Jolm11111, Gall Shalfer (C); (D), Juanlia Cnllg, Ruth Wllfl'etl, G111i1 and Meigs County cannot eHord only one h•lf, or even two-thlrcla, repr...ntation in the Ohio Seniti on luUII vital to its progresa. G111i1 and Mliga Countiens vote for, and deserve, serious end full-time represent1tion. FOR CONTINUED "ON-THE-JOB" VITALITY AND DEDICATION TO SoUTHEASTERN OHIO . SOME Call It WHOLESALE We Named It- Thursday Club Dines at Oscars Burnette (PJ), Judy Wilcoxen and Dottle Fellure (C); (D), Bonnie Cremeens, lluth Saund· m and Judith Doughman (C). Gr.., Pet. - (R), Mary Darst (PJ), Beulah Mills and Eleanor Gilliam (C); (D), tHE DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR STATE S.NATOR MISSED 271 ROLL CALL VOTES AS A FRESHMAN SENATOR DURING the 106th GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN 1965. Senate recorda ahow he missed 271 of 901 roll ulla, an absentee record of 30%. The month of July he mlsiiCI 181 roll calls of 3B8, 1n ebsentte record of 50%. · SOME caII If DISCOUNT' ' Ellie ruchani. (((); ABSENTEE RECORD DIVULGED GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COllr.GE """"*'*'''"'"'-""""""""' I Ia Bunce (PJ), Huel Kent and and Eyelyt) Jelfen (C); (D), Rulli OW..,Jlle, Palrlda loJm. 'l'bomaa (PJ), Barblra MCIIJIII Gladys Rotheeb (C); (0), Mae Marjorie Dooni!Uy, Amy Dea- soa and 1lofolby Colle* (C). and Muriel AIUIOil (C); Reese, MOdred Curnutte and nally and Floyd Workmall (C). AJnn Lease, Mary E. Rablt. Paul Harrllon (C). Galllpotis Tilp. - (R), E!IJ. Greenfield 'l'ilp. - (R), Em- 1011 and Barbara FuJb · e1 Bradbury (PJ) Ana Bt'OWII ma J. Lewis (PJ), Bertha Ward a-A - (R) 1._ Cheshire Tilp. - (R), Wen- and Evetya Wer (C)· ~D) JODes an4 Myrtle Bartels (C): HamUton (PJ) Neal dell Bradbury (PJ), Clair Alb- Inez Mae Belz, Gertruck Ev: (D), Lora Hantmond, llalllara Vivian (D), ey and Arthur Rupe (C); (0), ant and Laura Jean Q-aft (C) Bartell and Florence Tralner alby Barton Iris Muler llefpha llammack Hanna Bar- Kan PeL (R) KetuJeth (C). Violet Mrm' h 1 rison and Glenna iu.wer (C). all8a -· ' __ .,_a 1 (C). Cheshire Pet. _ (R), l'efBY Haner · (PJ), Audrey. Brownell GU)IIII Twp. - Dorotb7 Beav- Ward 1-11 - (R), Fern Roush (PJ), Betty Rothgeb and Alma Stevera (C), (D), Sa· er (PJ), Elleea Montcomerf Bt11 (PJ), llorteale A. Epllnll and Helen Spears (Cl; (0), ~~~Board and Vir- IIIII Lorea Ha11eJ (C): (0), and Edaa North (C); (0), r.arol Freeman, Katherine Shoe- oonla ( ). Welllter Sheetl, JlflmM Sheela en DickeJ, llallde Niday maker and Dorta Zirkle (C). Green Tilp. - (R), Margaret and Nancy TbomploD (C). ~~E.$-~ (C). Here are the worltera tor each of the county's 33 votlllfl preclncls IPJ is for Presiding Judge, R for Republican, o for L•mocral, and C for Clerk), with two judge• then clerk listed for each partyc ·• · · Add1son Twp. - \R) , Mar- Clay Twp. - (R), J t1 h n ~uerlte Rake tPJ), Nettle Van Brucker !PJ), Cecil Cotton and S1ckle and Flortmce Gothard Opal Barcus !C); (D), Noah !Cl; \D) Evelyn L. Pennington Williams. Sheri Barcus and Joan B. Saln~ and Janel Nl- Edgar Griffith (C). bert !C). Clay PeL - (R), Harry AddiSon PeL - (R), Lavon- Steele (PJ), Roee Belle James . Met·gs Events DOCTOR SAYS Even ts _'."'"'-'"""'' -'"'"• I Preclnct officlala, lncludlna two ludiH and a clerk from each party, a total of· sJx workltn, have been selected lor DelLI Tuesday's 1enera1 eleclion by the GalUs County board of elections. shades in the 'Mexican Spice' coUecUon wear well together." 'l.'llaiW to lfle bl8 promotionpasb recently aDdertRkea by Mexlcaa aovernmenl, many Allletleant probably ' will take to lbe 1011111 ta lee w~at llllhe llallbe!~lo ~-~~ul. Tile)' won't uuappo....... The smart men's boutiques are, admittedly, a bit. expen· slve but sandals, straw" haiS, sliver jewelry, real serApes hich (II , make neat rug• an~ waU hangings) and wood e&rvIngs are avallabl~ at bargain pr~~-this spring think Mexican. And remember, you saw 11 !a!!az"Wu II!!I!StmbJ, Rof. t,l--11 Precinct Workers Listed V•n h te . ' . BY BOB COCHNAI\ , lc~n lnslule of Men's and using, hot tamale red, ACAPULOO, Mexico (NEA) .Boys' Wear: mole green, ·fiesta -The laet time Americana real- ,, "Mexico is a pretty loglral tropical orange, lemon Mrs. Loaa Willie of Rt Iy Sol excited about'Me:ilca was fashion theme. Brl&ht lime. Mexlcalf rose, Mrs. James Criswell, Mrs. Girl Scout Troop ••· f Gal _, 1•-• the th h the returned bome after ll>henBiackJacltPerahln&- 'are dile aDd Mexico, clear, Kahlua .brown, Galen Brown and Mrs Guy U lis h tak ... 0 ·--. •-"'"'offi m 'IIIIi . to Wellstoa due to ed the border In 1818 to chase .larly AcapUlco, Is where yellow and Iguana ""ay · flO es en many 1...... tous cea. · Pancho- VW . . •· 18 Shuler of the Heath Melbndist esUng trips in the area in re- Another was ta Huntington of ber brother, Homer . a. ·.IOdal action ' ~ bound ·to flOP up somewhere. Women's Society atlelded cent weeks. One was to t be te see the rnaentatkm ·of "Hoi: Broob, 011 Oct. 29. He wu Well, the border has been ' bfno~ brighter than ever And . watch for wild workshop 011 the county courthouse where Mr. lday On Ice." ~ed at Ga!Ua Baptilt eem- C1'08sed again, ~--~ bhy .foroSo. f lit live prints based on old study held Wednesday at M rio D' k ell e ry. menswear manu .....,... II o me o e ·colora and peasant designs Rock Springs Methndlst Church. o n IC ey, county au tor, The moat recent, and bave decided that lbe word have beell adapted by various wear, shirts, slacks ;nd District olfJCers were in charge bfy the most lntereslillfl, IIU .Mila Lynda Rees of Williams- for sprlllfl Is Mexklc. manufacturers may eeem a ers wiU be created from of the IMII!loar. vioit to Columbus. The Va., arrived Friday to Althoulh the cynleal ob- bit mueh but their names are . One of the more toured tlle capital buildlq her parenll, Mr. and server m~ auspect lbat a at least imaginative. From terestl~g noveltiee Is 8 Mr. and Mn. Clifford . the mornillfl. After the noon Floyd Rees of Garfield group ,of fuhlon bfgwias ar~l- Van Heusen there's chilo, Iy str 1ped sweater based ningham and son, Ke~th, Llllla. Installation of new officers meal they visited the Colum- Ave. trarlly tleclde what they ll autmeg, curry, vanllfa, the peasant poncho. were recent guests of her mo· was scheduled for Thursday, bus Center of Science and tnpush 011 CQDaumera each ,sea- gano and "racy "This isn't to say," adds h-.eriiie.... fir"'et"". ...,._ _ _ _,.. Iller, Mn. William Robson and llecember 8, when Evangeline dustry and •specially enjoyed Miss Stephanie Anne Gibert, 6011, the chosen indllllry· of rust, blue, orange, · Gurtner, "that everybody will oMier relatives. Chapter, OES. met Thursday viewiq "The Triumph Of daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. wide Mexican moUf does beige and green. be walking around decked M Ed il h evenlq at the Masonic Temple Man." • Gordon Gibert is parliclpaUns make sense. DuPont's customers wifl !Ike a Mexican peasant. fro a~~~·ty thas hre· in Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. At their last meeting the In the honors program at Mi· Manufacturers ••ve flnalfy the south-of-the • border ¥' rs: 1 1 -•- spe0 1 8m eek ~th eh wdaer~ William King presided over the troop elected three patrol anu lJmverslty, where she is a realized tbat mea, a1 well •• commercial wrinkle . enco! will certainly be r :~;JI .,n:: WJ er · women • •~-•·rested In lor makl ng IaIsec Ia1ms m th e1r next spring." pr •her "-" 1 w.1 M d M u "·tua 1·ISt·:c opemng. leaders and assistants, a Ire&!· freshman · •• ,.K c """ ami y, r. an rs. Officer te M bri""' colo for -111 d d tlsl t Jamee Hackworth and children. s pro m were rs. urer, and scribe. They also dis""' rs •rv an a ver ng. Ron Buder True majgazloe'•,ll Approved for Veterans Training and Social i John nd J . James Clatworthy, Adah, and cussed lor a toy drive in the u • <>asuaf wear. And wbat'• one ~other treatment, derma· faslon editor.' who piOns a Security Students ~ a en. of the most coforfll COIIIItrles hras10n or •urglcal Mexican fashloa spread In an 1Mrs. Evelyn Lewis. Warder. near future. , Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ben· The yearly budget report was ·. 1.1 tbe world? Mexico, IIAicb. removes the outer layer of Issue, organized 8 Next Quarter nett and family, Columbus are given by Mro. Robert King, Says T, Thoma! Gurtner, skin but Is of value only elpedltlon to Ac· BeQins Dec. 8 . spending the weekend with his Associate Matrou. fashiOn d~rector of the Amer- the wnnklea do not extend apul•o ~eJJUy and came c.talog and Information On Diploma CaurHS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Clatworthy reported on lbe deeper layers of the ·\in. with a gond lndlcodon of Available Upon Requeot Bennett. the Grand Chapter SesSion The best (but by no means ptll'· 'mexican look. " " . " " held In Cleveland recently and manent) results are obtained by "I have a hunch that Sunday guests of Mr. and reported that tho Deputy Grand a fece-llling operation perform- will take to this bold slyle . ·~~· : H~erty ;~re rd Mri Matron of District 2S was Ber· By Wayllf G. Bnndstadl, M.D. eel by a qualified plastic almost the same way an "'· rge nga 0 nice Hoffman of Harrisonville Monday Q- Is lflere aay way to put i on. took to mod," sayd ""u"". l Barberton. They bod just re- Olapter. The chapter made CIRCLE 5 of Grace Methndist the elasticity back in the skin? ! Q- '· have had ltcblog of my "But there's no middle ground II 36 Locust StNet turned. lrom a trip to Canada plans to hold a bak< oale Nov. WSCS will meet at I p. m. at I bsve loot weight and am '" scalp With white scales here. Men will take it or leave Phone 446 4367 and . VISited .In Mar~etta before 23, and invitations were read the church. wrinkled I look 70, although ' . some lime. I have tried ~o:ln~t·.Jt'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioii COmlllflto Middleport. The Bnn. for other chapter installations GALLIA COUNCIL ' ments and shampoos but n 114 am only 51 gards are lbe par~nts of Mr. Mrs. William King, Worthy TODAY Daughters of America, reguA - Ia ~dea daya when I ing has helped me. Wllat is lbe and Mrs..Haggerty s son . In· Matron, announced that chap!- OFFICIAL BOARD of Heath Jar meeting. First nominaUon youth respected age, ~ one cause and Is there a cure? o law, who hves m Maryland. er members we~ beillfl asked Methndisl Church will meet of officers 7:30 p. m. but a profeasiooaf actress ever A-U the Itching Is sevt~rell to attend the Bradbury Church Sunday evenillfl at 7:30 p.m. FRENCH COTONY Daugfl. considered trying to get rid of and lbe scales are very fine of Christ Sunday, Nov. 13. The ters of the American Revolu- wrinkles but limes change. The texture and dull in color, mitiatory work was erempU· MONDAY Uon will meet at 2 p.m., at process of wrinkling, a natural ~ay have ~borrbea . If lied during the eveniag. The MIDDLEPORT Garden Club lbe home of Mrs. Howard 1. accompaniment of aging, Is 1tchmg Is m11d and the scales The Thursday Club of Galli· meeting was preceded with • will meet Monday evening, llov. Neal, First Ave. Miss Mar- hastened by exposure to the sun are large, hard. and shiny, you polis held its first meeting of potluck dinner in the dining 7, at the home of Mrs. William garet Ecker will· present the and wind or as In your case by may have pSOTiasls, The treat· the new year at a noon lunch· room. Norris with Miss Anna HoweU program. a sodden loss of weight. m~t f?" the, two conditions is eon in lhe Riverboat Room. Taand Miss Lucille Smith, assist· GALLIA TOPS Club wm rneel There Is no dnl& or appllca· qmte d1ffer•n •. Thel'f! Is no cure hies were decorated in fall lng hostesees. Each member at 7 p.m., at Grace Methodist lion that will restore the elasll- but with modern treatment It Is • flowers, and alabaster grapes. • asked to bring a chrysanthe- church. city to wrinkled skiD. A skin possible to control both dlseas. Mrs. Oscar Clarke, president, EnJOYS mum from their garden. GALLIPOLIS French, Amerl- cream lbat contains pregneno- ea. A good skin specialist should • ' · ·' ·'' mtrnduced the guest speaker, A chill supper was enjoyed MRS. G. R. ThompsoR of can Association of University lone has been faand to remove be able to help you. SUITE~ ~~~ MISs L1nda Garst, a student at by members of the Friend· Winding Trail Garden Club will Women w!U meet at 8 p.m. wrlnklea but oo17 by Cllll8lng • -· .• R10 Grande College. MISs Garst sblp Class of the First Church be a guest on Janet's Coffee at the home of Mrs. Marianne waleriGgln'J of the skiD. When :·;~·........ has spent a~! but .three years of God when they met iD lbe Hour, Monday, Nov. 7, at 1 a. Campbell, Lower River Road. lbe uee of lbe eream fa dlscon- He'a I« A gOC)ll .head of he~ hfe m lnd1a, but was Missionary . Rooms of 1 h e m., usia& as her topic, Miss Arlene Spurlock will be llnuedand.~~~=~~- dellill11. He...) makeia fine' . <, born ID this country. church In GalllpoUs Thtl'aclaJ. plants. lbe guest speaker, and will w... Uft' ~. . She wore a sm:~ and told the evening. Kenneth Betz, pres~ TIIEODORUS lise as her subject "MlssioD- The cream cannot be used by ~:sc:ffi~a.. • tlub about how II lo worn, and dent presided. Ludena Stall· Dangilters of w!U ary•a Role In Africa." women who have oUy skiD or a a Martae'fi'Glll' Rlc~lltond.''JVra4.~ I ' · also told many . lnteres~ng ings' gave the secretary's re. meet in regular session Taeaclay tendency to have acne. after eatlal wllb President II things about the b1story, and port and Dorothy Hauck lbe at 7:30 p. m. at th IOOF CALVARY BAPl'IST Church Products. that contain beef Johnson lo Viet Nam. her I~ In !nella. Her father Is treasurer's report. Games w!U be under Ladies Au:IIUary will meet at blond protem , ~vine serum Thel'f! ain't no more civil X ' • ' ' ' • ' • •• • a medical missionary, and 'nle group approved aendlni recU011 ot the 7:30 p, m. at tile church. A albwrun) wdl temporarlly i lighll movement. 11 is :,:;~as a prolesser in _I he Christmas bol<es to servicemen co?""ittee and membes are to combination of Baptist Wom· smooth wrinkled skin. They are died with the Mar<:)! colltje at Ludhlana, sons of class members. Mrs. brmg small articles lor prizes. en's Day of Prayer, and the ~~fe but the effect Is loal eaclo Washington (in 19631 . We Punhat . b, .one ?I only three oi John Brammer volunteered to Refreshments wlll be oerved. regular November program tlllle you wqh your face with a great big picnic and liM! II . 1s kiDd '" Asia. have charge of the program. will be conducted under the soap and water. It Is also loot rnded 't ' An lov1ted guest at 1 he It was decided to have the POMEROY Bend C. B. Rarlto leadership of lbe spiritual life if you uee your facial ~uacles -Fioy~ ·B. McKIMiek, OHIO luncheon was Miss Sandy next meeting at the same place Club Auxiliary w1ll meet MOD- ~airman, Mn. William Me- to ocnvey any expression e<· directOr of CORE. nationllflll ft11DQUPORT - .. ... .. ' France, a classmate of M1ss on llec. Bth, at 8 p. m. A lurkey day at 7:30 p. m. at the home y. cept of 8 great stone fate. GarsL dinner will be served and a $! of Mrs. Doyle Shuler, CIRCLE 8 of Grace Meth- your further lnformatioa, the gift exchange will be held, '11JESDAY odist WSCS will meet at 1 p. Fond and Drug Admlnlstrati011 Attending were Mr. and }.'frs, SPElCL\L meeting of m. at the home 01 Mrs. Ard- recently eeized and destroyed a Kenneth D~ Mr. and Mrs. Mlddl•port • ...._ ,.. F en Dobson, Hedgewood Drive. large quantity of three leadlllfl ~.., KYGER Methodist WSCS will • John Brammer, Mr. and Mrs. M. Tuesday evening, Nov. I bold a rummage sale at the Kycer Vllley Mothen League Delbert Hanna, Mr. and Mn. 7:30 p. m. when tbe E. Cora Ward building at Kyger. CreatitJe Writen Thursday heard Miss Shirley John Jeffers and Jil~ Mr. and Degree will be conferred. Lunch will be served at noen. ToMeet1Vot~.12 Sheell, R. N., of Hoher Hos- Mrs. Noah D. Houck and daugh- neth Scilea is Worahlpful FRENCH CI'IY Garden Club Creative Wrlten Group wiD pftal gave a talk on encephaH- ter, Debra, Mr. and Mrs. Leon ler. will meet at 7:30p.m., at the meet Saturday, November 12th tis, and of many of the new StoUiDp and children, Letha AMERICAN l.egiOD home of Mn. Charles Lanier. at 7:30 p. m. with Mra. Mary developments In medicine. and David, Rev. and Mrs. L. E. of Lewis Manley Post 211! Mn. Jack Hackworth wlli be L. Lewis la Rio Grande. The league decided to furnish Foudy, Mr. Doo Fulks, Miss meet at the MI. Moriah co-IJoeteBI. · The meeting will he In the ~ to the Guiding Hand Pam Carruthers and Mr. and Church Middleport, Tuesday, at WEDNESDAy nature of a ~~Wkshop. Anyone School. Members are to take Mrs. Harold Neal. 7:30 p. m. GALL!A. COUNTY El!tenslon donaUons to Mrs. Phyllis DEACONS and Homernakera Council will Is welcome to come with, or illthout, a 111811U1CrlpL Those Raakln, and Mrs. Pat !iurley Of the First United Pftlbyteri- meet at 10 a.m. at Grace seeklllfl information about the by December !st. an Church In Middleport will Metbodlst. Program on "HoJ. group should eli!! Mn. Mrs. Loulee McCarley was sponsor a cbickea dinner Efec. iday Accessories," and ''CoJ. Lewis at Rio Grande. bote with Mr. Wllllam Buck • • • lion Day, Nov. 8 fro . m 5-6:30 p. l th H • hostess with Mrs. WilHam Buck Over !GO parents, teachers, DL at the church. The dinner Is or n e ome.' Potluck w!fl 11 co-hostess. There were 11 and guests obeerved 0 pen f!.SO for adulll and .7l for chll· be served at noon. Bring own er's Episcopal chureh, l'lrllb memlleri and one 811051 pres- House at the October meeting dren table service. House. A 8Uesl opea!utr, tnt. of the Harrllonvtlle P.T.O. with SENIOR CLASS of Ru~ ~ lllsoion•"' •·~~ Mrs. Narclsoi of HIIIIIIngiOa Refreshments of cake, COffee aU class-rooms being decorat- land 1ligb School 11 l(lODIOring - , ....,_ will give a deJnonstratiGa • and cates were served. Next eel In ~ trend of Halloween. 1 jilney supper at the RuUand IJ wiD O!eel all p. m. at the wigs. For reservallou can meet:ing will b De. lt, whn . Foflowmg the busmess meet- Grade School cafeteria 011 'nJea. =c::~ ~ner. will Mrs. lsom Walker, Mn. KeDmeeting w!U be llec. lst, when mg 1 film was ahewn 011 T. B. day, Nov. a, Election Day. neth Morgan, or Mrs. Rfeb. lbe annullf Christmas dinner Mrs. June Kloes, secretary ?f serving will begin at f p. m.l~:;;m~~;eet;;;;;a;r;t0i7:0i300ip:;;.m.&;.a~t;;;S~t._;P~et-~ard;;,.;earter;;;;.;.·- - - - wiD be served at the Bail•f'• the MeJgS County TuberculOOII '1111s dinner Is to help tha . . Restaurant In Pomeroy. Association, explained the ?e- lora finance their annual trip cesalty of the leYy In Melli to Wuhll1fllon. county. II wu unanimously vot-lntJutlture Ritu eel to endorse lhls levy at Har· 1 Wedaeoday who ulls on me buy.eftiW To Be Held Sunday rlsonvllle. WHITE ROSE LODGE ADX-·tl Platll! were discussed for an The room count was woo by Wary will meet Wednesday, lavestlture ceremony to be the sixth grade lor having lbe Nov. 9 at the legion hoU io HEARING AID . beld Sunday, November 13, at most parelils rnaent. All sil Middleport. Hostesses will be 2:30 p. m. at lbe Salisbury grades were fortunate to have t.fn. Wllliam Woodard, Mra. School when Girl Scout Troop volunteer room mothers. Lloyd Wright and Mrs. Clar100 met Thuraclay evening at The waya and means com· ence Andrews. the home of Mrs. Jack Seelig mlttee lltliiOIDICed their plltll end we tell theml II! Pomeroy. lor a turkey and bam shoot to THURSDAY The meeting opened with the be held at the Raymllld Coli- ELEANOR CIRCLE of the What about your bearing-has It reached the stage pledge te nag and Girl Scout rDI farm before ThantJIIY· Heath Methodist Qwrch wiD where JOU wonder whether or DO& a Jieutu1 al4 Promise. Invitatlo111 te t h t Ing, wllb refreabmenta avalia- meet Thursday evenlllfl at 7:30 invflltlture wm ill'ltten and ble. p. m. IJ01Ild be bellefklal? Our testlnJII FREE -.n4 wt~ , fBWII and songs were studied. P.T.O. memberahlp dues are FRIDAY out obllptron, and our recommeadatloDI rhe efoalng ceremony was oow belng aecepted by the He· REn7RN JONATHAN Melp liven by Penny EbUn and Vfcld retary for the 1IIIUI IIChool Chapter, Daughtera of the 11venteen year'• experlenee. NOW II the time to · (:!art foflnwed b)' taps. Re- year with membenhlp lleltets American Revolullon, w!U meet e111 or write for an appointment ID the privacy of served by avallable at the Dell meellnfl. Friday Nov. 11 at the home .freshments were ltflll. SeeU, to llayanna Cole, Followinl the program er· of Mrs: Dor ~fer with Mn JIIID'·home. •· ~ldd ewt, Sllelly Cfllrk, Df- eryoae enjoyed relreahmeoll of Pat Lochary and Mn. ~ ~·'· Beclty ' SeeU,, cupcakes. Ice cream, coffee Dutton &!SiBling hostesses. Mra. ~. ,wJIIo Soaya W!Ute. Deb- and kool aid In the cafelerla Emerson Jones wm present · '· . :W :!·Kihuei1, .Vldd Abbott, IIIII oblened 1 towel ah- tiODal Defense material. , PHONE 5934522 CaJIItlra, Sandra for which the caob were very e~n response will be a patriotic P. 0, ... 143 25 N. Court St. tun: Tltl a ..,...wnae no to too. So the QlOI» oriented male caL No·' from·:,,,.o'f'f'M.,;, e Xl.CO way'~Jesp:Oor:~:;~etyl~: be Dec. J51b, al 7:30 p.m. Mr. 81ld' Mra. Alvin Acouple of duell, "God tsl Tbe lecturer wiD prepare lbe and chtldreD of Jackson rioited Dead," and "Evenlllfl program and mother, Mrs. Allee ," were sung by Mr. be served. Second Ave. on Thursday. ' ~o• · ·. ' . 1 ! �1-ti~·..,.. . . ~,_~w ,'1! ~c«1 ..~t .-~~~ ti ::n· ~1ft}'!~ ·~.zw~.,~ .,· Mrl,. . .. .. _ Ser!P~ 'llil ..S.. ... ' 'l'biN wu ilia the 1 dfsclll8loil , NoJ. 1881 l Sb It s ·CO o'r,· ~.im"': ne:. =':;.wblch e&!IOJI baa s· · sluiw pictum leU 111tlllbera decided that her expertencea aa 1 mlsslooahaJt brlni fl, not lor ary In Mr!ca 11 the Flnl 1 :e:~~e=:!1: =list Clwreb, ~ay eventables for the Grange. It . i: ~· 1 Sl. - - d.· ··rab.ness L Vo ····~..;> ,,,.,· · ~~~~ ,•~ d le peopt :.Sblam~'a:: :~= . tr~~ says Linda de Hefler, Heusen's P,R gal, "for Girl Scouts on Interesting Tours OES tO Ho/c/ Installation SUCCESS"·Ul BUSINESS CARrrRS BEGIN AT GBC . 1 Ga''l a -"'•=• I -----------:F.-----''JHE BUDGET SHOP" Church Class Supper . .. Ill THOUGHTS 2 Pc UVING ROOM SUITES . $99 3-Pc. BEDROOM •. . ·....... $99 SOFA BEDS ....... ,... $SS BUN'KBIDS · (Colllp · · Ieta) .. ,.,....... .; $68. HOUYWOOD BEDS .. .. . . .. .. .. $39.75 LINOLEUM RUG$-9 12 $4 88 RA 4-D WER CHESTS · " · " " ••.. .. $18 • ' r. i .x { Miss Sheets is Leogue Speaker , Pd. Pol. Ad•• OP'"CE OP' THE GOIIERN01' COI.UMI!I~~ 4Utl 1r SOME DON'T NEED ONE ...d·Oia Diles Rad•"oear Co'mpa··n'y' • 1'1llllt1 Eblln. cratetui. I¥'W-' Q.~Q~ Wolfe Pen load . • .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . . . 1-70 rililes at Carpenter CJO Stte( I X FO.R LLE .. Charles R. Karr, Sr. and Robert Clark · Republican Candidates for Melga County Commlnionert· · Pd. Pol. Adv. • ., X \'ClARENCE E. MILLER Republica11 . For State Senator (Eighteenth District) (Vote for not more than one) JOHN W. BROWN X (Two Year Term) (\'ote for not more than IWILLIAM L. COLEMAN Democrat X 1 onP ) _._ . __ _ o:!~~~c;_ ~OLUNS ICHARLES L. PANCAKE For Attorney General Democrat IROBERT E. SWEENEY Democrat For Auditor of Still ' .. (Vott for not ~than_ one) ___ _ IGEORGE A. BANKS IRALPH WELKER Republican Democrat X (Full Term) .. " . I (Vote lor aot more For County Commissioner .,a (Vote ror not more than oni' ) ----·· --- X I THOMAS E. FERGUSON X IJO~;b~~a~ORGAN__ ---· Democrat .··· ICLYr · SAUNDERS Denwcrat For Auditor of St1t1 For County Auditor (Uaexplred Term Ending Jonuaey 8, 1116'1) (Vote f ()r not more !han':_~- --·· - for not moro ~. :;a. ICAROLYN BURNETT · 5fffi ..·.. ..... Democrat X l>ARCHER E. REillY I Republican For Slcretlry of State X IMORTON DICKEY Republican For County Recorder (Vnexplred Term Ending Januacy 5, 11169) (Vote for not X IJAMES D. NOLAN Democrat For Trusvrer of State · ' f IJ:::..-•trr than IEVALEE s. MYERS MAXINE WALLACE I Democrat For County Engineer (Uaaplred Term Ending JaDoary 5, lllllfll (Vote than one) ELDON BROWN X · ' ~ ' '!o"<i \l LOWELL W. DICKASON ., !]' "" ' X ~ :i-:' ~· EDWARD alVIN '."'.: • i''l t~ ' 1 !1! ;? ~·-• ''" "11 1 ____,_"-~:!..~1 1-~:.f~,~!~; ·•·" ' -~:: ,1. • For State Represent alive (Twenty-seventh District) X .~. .. ' IWALTER H. MOELLER RepubUcan . 1 • I, ' ." ,$ ~E.~~i;!.· .,....~.~· ==ed~IIJ~.~Tiut~~G!ai~IJ~·!Cotmt~~r~lt8p\l~;~-,~.=. =':~·~:~:J~•=•=ca~·~~ye=.,:Opn~==~ltt~~n~,!C~Iri:!!N~Ibel~rt:,~CJ!~r:· ~·J}'"'"~-~-- ·~:~~ .. ~~1~1.i('•;~~''"'ton,~ •.. :.,,, ' --·-·· --~,!tte ):fls:not more than onrl JAMES A. RHODES "To Tell !be Tn!lh" wiD re. lllril to CBS aa a · nlah'*lma _;,..aJnm!Dl on llec. · It lit- dar· .' ' For Rept'lllntative to Congress (Tenth District) For Lieutenant Governor oo• -- f·· SIGNED: "rqnel '17" Ill ID prllduc- ~ r Democrat alt. ' , In addltloa 47 miles of CoUllty roads were resurfaced and sealed in the year of 1966, with applicatioaa of Bituminous material and slone. This has alf been ' pald for and we will be able to show a ba tance January 1. 1967. If elected we will strive to continue to work for the best inle'o'e.;1 of all Meigs County. , Democrat schedule. Jack Wellll will Ita baCt In the role o! Joe FrldaJ. 1be half· .• pollee ll8rlll ... - of lbe 1111111 p)pU!Ilr tJDtl 'II!IOCesa lui In lbe earlier )'Wit of vJd. ao. It ran fl1lm 11112 to 1959. Webb also wiD p!Gduea ltld dJ. net. IWcy Morptt I!P ~ cut • Bill GIUIIIDiltl, Friday's ci,.~ENCE . E. ,, .30 Mites TOTAL MILES In 1966 .. .... .. . .............. 27.00 Miles IFRAZIER REAMS, JR. llon In Hol1yllood for a apot on NBC's . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . Alfred to Athans Co. Line .. . . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . . .. . 1.30 MIIH Foreat Run-Morning Star Road ..•... ... , . . . . . . . . . . . 2.40 Miles Pi. Pleaaant. ''··I 1 .. RNd . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. 3.00 MIIH IHhan-Keno Road .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . . . . . 4.60 Miles (Vote for not more than one) November 18. SentetlclDI Wll also clelerred until lbe !Bib for lames w. Bland of West Columbllt, IIIII Joha A. Clonch, OQ¥-r ?. !I Hobton-Rutllllll Road . .. .. .. .. .. .. • • • • .. .. .. .. .. . 3.00 Milas For Governor day CllliD e;ptenkm'"'. clilr&• with seDienclng postponed unUl J#.WA. UIIIIDA'- .., TO THE COURT HOUSE bla NOT EVERY PERSON Harrllonvlll.o.xttr FROM THE STATE HOUSE PT. PLEASANT - Russell rrantdla Leach, 211, Pl. Pleasant, received oeale~ in Circuit Court Saturday mortJIDg o! OIMI 7ear In !be eounly JaU on the m!wanor eluu1e of aasault on DllllllY Wamsley and aaolher one year sentence on lbe asltull ebarP 011 ette ?.alta ADD JiOdlel ta nm concurreotly. An addlllooaf seDtenee at six montha will begin al lbe end of bls year sentence on the charge of jaU break, with time olllll be allnlled for time spent In lbe county jail, 1iDce I.1Tell Jut July. Artbur Goadwin, former JusUce of Peace la Mason County, ilbe ... Ill be . .tenced Fr~ THE rt; . ... _ C11ller CGiumllia Road .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. • • • .. 6.40' MIIH - Sentences to Be Concurrent Over J00 Attenc/ p T O Event ~ Rklte load .. .......... . ................. . 2.70 Milt~ ltllral OM Parle RNcl .. .. .. .. • • • • • • .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. 1.60 Milos Eclen ' I November 4, 1966 NOW! YOU CAN EXERCISE AND """"' ...., Approwlmat•ly .. , ' STATE OF OHIO • the Meigs County Rolds IIIII have. bee~ newly blld,lopped In the alender yur of 1966. Your BEST Vote Is W. EY8111 (PJ), KeDtlriek D. Rlehards and Helen Conner (C): !D), Rutb Whitt, Myrtie Kuhn and Carl Jone• (C) . Springfield Twp. - (R), Elvin Neal (PJ), Joseph E. Smith and Dorothy Drummond !C): (D), Alice Callicoat, Goldie Sw!aher tand Rose Ha1er (C) . Bidwell Pet. - (R), C. A. Evans (PJ), Ada Payne and Edna Payne (C): (D), E I s t e Hunnel, Kerr llcCJaskey and Dorolby Pb!Dipe (C). Wllnul Tilp. - )RI, Ellil Thol'tlton (PJ), Mtlt'guerlte carter and Helen Burnett (C); (D), John R. RusNII, Audrey Bak· er and Delores Bater (C). Ward 1-A - (R) , Mary M. Wlllfs (PJ), Atm Notter and Margaret HOIIIIon (C); (D), Beatrice Evans, Jessie K. Mul· lea and Gerafdlne Ellcesaor (C). Wild l·B -{R), Edwin T. ·r AMAN OF MERIT .. Follo~ng II 1 1111 of tr!u! (C). f I • ardJ (C). CenlerviJie Pel - (R), John - BAKER fURNITURE ·I MuUineaUI (PJ), ~bb!Dcelllg!l!JI son and Rebecca Soolt (C)· D Eliz4beth Rlcharde oi~ Amsb and J' c (C), ary une an Ward 3-B _ (R), Esther B. Gilmore (PJ), Juanita · L. Nl· day and Harriett R. QtL!I1s (C); (D), Lucille Casey, Wayne Church and Fred SleJiheniSOD (C). Ward l·A - (ft), Lflllat1 tin (PJ), MOdred Hamilton and lJlllan Davis (C); (0), Sylvia Fowler, Ella Condee and Geor· gia F. Burris (C). Ward 4-B- (RI, Lucille more (PJ), Phyflls Taylor, clerk; !D) Agneo Walker, Mary Smith and Marjorie Conley (C). Ward 4-C - (R), Ferne Gard· ner (PJ), Gladys Sowers and Nancy Houck (C); (D), Wanda Parsona, Geraldine Craft ' Dorothy W. Sheell (C). Perry Twp. - (R), Joba R. Morgao CPJ), Fred Stauffer IIIII Edward Fry (C); (D), Kel· sfe Goble, Charles Richards and · Lloyd MWJgrave (C). Raccooa Twp. -IR), S. Harlaatl v.maa <PJJ, EmflltiDe Baughman IIIII Merle Howard (C); (D), Finley Richards, Aud· rey WlctlJne llld Helen Rich- OAKLEY C. COLLINS CoHllll For Senator Committee '' Meigs County's Road ·Building Report 33 Districts ID Verba Waugh Re-Elect State Senator I 1 • Guyan Pet. _ (R), Carrie Wrfllams (PJ), Mary Lou Halley and Myra GUmore (C); (D) EUeen Walker Ellzabeth Ev8DII and Elo~ CaiUcoat (C). Harrison Twp. - (R), !laDford Col (PJ), Curtis Porter aad Bonnie Hulton (C); (D), Will Shoemaker, Alma Martin and Viola Slone (C). Huatlngton Twp. - (R), ErneaUne Polaley (PJ), Data Peialey and Velma Hunlley (C); (D), LoriDa Swlaber, Mary Chlldara and Esta Dee! (C). lflmtlrol)on Pet. - (R), Dorothy Wheeler (PJ), Marion Me> Carley and Mary Atm McCarley (C); (0), Reba Loag, Lil· Uan Rece IIIII Irene Ralaea (e). Morg111 Twp. - (R), Maur Ice Thomas (PJ), OUn RuaeeU and Rulb Heah (C); (D), GletUJa tons, John K. Russell and Odella Taylor (C). Oltio Twp. - (R), Mariano Jeften (PJ), Margaret Jolm11111, Gall Shalfer (C); (D), Juanlia Cnllg, Ruth Wllfl'etl, G111i1 and Meigs County cannot eHord only one h•lf, or even two-thlrcla, repr...ntation in the Ohio Seniti on luUII vital to its progresa. G111i1 and Mliga Countiens vote for, and deserve, serious end full-time represent1tion. FOR CONTINUED "ON-THE-JOB" VITALITY AND DEDICATION TO SoUTHEASTERN OHIO . SOME Call It WHOLESALE We Named It- Thursday Club Dines at Oscars Burnette (PJ), Judy Wilcoxen and Dottle Fellure (C); (D), Bonnie Cremeens, lluth Saund· m and Judith Doughman (C). Gr.., Pet. - (R), Mary Darst (PJ), Beulah Mills and Eleanor Gilliam (C); (D), tHE DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR STATE S.NATOR MISSED 271 ROLL CALL VOTES AS A FRESHMAN SENATOR DURING the 106th GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN 1965. Senate recorda ahow he missed 271 of 901 roll ulla, an absentee record of 30%. The month of July he mlsiiCI 181 roll calls of 3B8, 1n ebsentte record of 50%. · SOME caII If DISCOUNT' ' Ellie ruchani. (((); ABSENTEE RECORD DIVULGED GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COllr.GE """"*'*'''"'"'-""""""""' I Ia Bunce (PJ), Huel Kent and and Eyelyt) Jelfen (C); (D), Rulli OW..,Jlle, Palrlda loJm. 'l'bomaa (PJ), Barblra MCIIJIII Gladys Rotheeb (C); (0), Mae Marjorie Dooni!Uy, Amy Dea- soa and 1lofolby Colle* (C). and Muriel AIUIOil (C); Reese, MOdred Curnutte and nally and Floyd Workmall (C). AJnn Lease, Mary E. Rablt. Paul Harrllon (C). Galllpotis Tilp. - (R), E!IJ. Greenfield 'l'ilp. - (R), Em- 1011 and Barbara FuJb · e1 Bradbury (PJ) Ana Bt'OWII ma J. Lewis (PJ), Bertha Ward a-A - (R) 1._ Cheshire Tilp. - (R), Wen- and Evetya Wer (C)· ~D) JODes an4 Myrtle Bartels (C): HamUton (PJ) Neal dell Bradbury (PJ), Clair Alb- Inez Mae Belz, Gertruck Ev: (D), Lora Hantmond, llalllara Vivian (D), ey and Arthur Rupe (C); (0), ant and Laura Jean Q-aft (C) Bartell and Florence Tralner alby Barton Iris Muler llefpha llammack Hanna Bar- Kan PeL (R) KetuJeth (C). Violet Mrm' h 1 rison and Glenna iu.wer (C). all8a -· ' __ .,_a 1 (C). Cheshire Pet. _ (R), l'efBY Haner · (PJ), Audrey. Brownell GU)IIII Twp. - Dorotb7 Beav- Ward 1-11 - (R), Fern Roush (PJ), Betty Rothgeb and Alma Stevera (C), (D), Sa· er (PJ), Elleea Montcomerf Bt11 (PJ), llorteale A. Epllnll and Helen Spears (Cl; (0), ~~~Board and Vir- IIIII Lorea Ha11eJ (C): (0), and Edaa North (C); (0), r.arol Freeman, Katherine Shoe- oonla ( ). Welllter Sheetl, JlflmM Sheela en DickeJ, llallde Niday maker and Dorta Zirkle (C). Green Tilp. - (R), Margaret and Nancy TbomploD (C). ~~E.$-~ (C). Here are the worltera tor each of the county's 33 votlllfl preclncls IPJ is for Presiding Judge, R for Republican, o for L•mocral, and C for Clerk), with two judge• then clerk listed for each partyc ·• · · Add1son Twp. - \R) , Mar- Clay Twp. - (R), J t1 h n ~uerlte Rake tPJ), Nettle Van Brucker !PJ), Cecil Cotton and S1ckle and Flortmce Gothard Opal Barcus !C); (D), Noah !Cl; \D) Evelyn L. Pennington Williams. Sheri Barcus and Joan B. Saln~ and Janel Nl- Edgar Griffith (C). bert !C). Clay PeL - (R), Harry AddiSon PeL - (R), Lavon- Steele (PJ), Roee Belle James . Met·gs Events DOCTOR SAYS Even ts _'."'"'-'"""'' -'"'"• I Preclnct officlala, lncludlna two ludiH and a clerk from each party, a total of· sJx workltn, have been selected lor DelLI Tuesday's 1enera1 eleclion by the GalUs County board of elections. shades in the 'Mexican Spice' coUecUon wear well together." 'l.'llaiW to lfle bl8 promotionpasb recently aDdertRkea by Mexlcaa aovernmenl, many Allletleant probably ' will take to lbe 1011111 ta lee w~at llllhe llallbe!~lo ~-~~ul. Tile)' won't uuappo....... The smart men's boutiques are, admittedly, a bit. expen· slve but sandals, straw" haiS, sliver jewelry, real serApes hich (II , make neat rug• an~ waU hangings) and wood e&rvIngs are avallabl~ at bargain pr~~-this spring think Mexican. And remember, you saw 11 !a!!az"Wu II!!I!StmbJ, Rof. t,l--11 Precinct Workers Listed V•n h te . ' . BY BOB COCHNAI\ , lc~n lnslule of Men's and using, hot tamale red, ACAPULOO, Mexico (NEA) .Boys' Wear: mole green, ·fiesta -The laet time Americana real- ,, "Mexico is a pretty loglral tropical orange, lemon Mrs. Loaa Willie of Rt Iy Sol excited about'Me:ilca was fashion theme. Brl&ht lime. Mexlcalf rose, Mrs. James Criswell, Mrs. Girl Scout Troop ••· f Gal _, 1•-• the th h the returned bome after ll>henBiackJacltPerahln&- 'are dile aDd Mexico, clear, Kahlua .brown, Galen Brown and Mrs Guy U lis h tak ... 0 ·--. •-"'"'offi m 'IIIIi . to Wellstoa due to ed the border In 1818 to chase .larly AcapUlco, Is where yellow and Iguana ""ay · flO es en many 1...... tous cea. · Pancho- VW . . •· 18 Shuler of the Heath Melbndist esUng trips in the area in re- Another was ta Huntington of ber brother, Homer . a. ·.IOdal action ' ~ bound ·to flOP up somewhere. Women's Society atlelded cent weeks. One was to t be te see the rnaentatkm ·of "Hoi: Broob, 011 Oct. 29. He wu Well, the border has been ' bfno~ brighter than ever And . watch for wild workshop 011 the county courthouse where Mr. lday On Ice." ~ed at Ga!Ua Baptilt eem- C1'08sed again, ~--~ bhy .foroSo. f lit live prints based on old study held Wednesday at M rio D' k ell e ry. menswear manu .....,... II o me o e ·colora and peasant designs Rock Springs Methndlst Church. o n IC ey, county au tor, The moat recent, and bave decided that lbe word have beell adapted by various wear, shirts, slacks ;nd District olfJCers were in charge bfy the most lntereslillfl, IIU .Mila Lynda Rees of Williams- for sprlllfl Is Mexklc. manufacturers may eeem a ers wiU be created from of the IMII!loar. vioit to Columbus. The Va., arrived Friday to Althoulh the cynleal ob- bit mueh but their names are . One of the more toured tlle capital buildlq her parenll, Mr. and server m~ auspect lbat a at least imaginative. From terestl~g noveltiee Is 8 Mr. and Mn. Clifford . the mornillfl. After the noon Floyd Rees of Garfield group ,of fuhlon bfgwias ar~l- Van Heusen there's chilo, Iy str 1ped sweater based ningham and son, Ke~th, Llllla. Installation of new officers meal they visited the Colum- Ave. trarlly tleclde what they ll autmeg, curry, vanllfa, the peasant poncho. were recent guests of her mo· was scheduled for Thursday, bus Center of Science and tnpush 011 CQDaumera each ,sea- gano and "racy "This isn't to say," adds h-.eriiie.... fir"'et"". ...,._ _ _ _,.. Iller, Mn. William Robson and llecember 8, when Evangeline dustry and •specially enjoyed Miss Stephanie Anne Gibert, 6011, the chosen indllllry· of rust, blue, orange, · Gurtner, "that everybody will oMier relatives. Chapter, OES. met Thursday viewiq "The Triumph Of daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. wide Mexican moUf does beige and green. be walking around decked M Ed il h evenlq at the Masonic Temple Man." • Gordon Gibert is parliclpaUns make sense. DuPont's customers wifl !Ike a Mexican peasant. fro a~~~·ty thas hre· in Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. At their last meeting the In the honors program at Mi· Manufacturers ••ve flnalfy the south-of-the • border ¥' rs: 1 1 -•- spe0 1 8m eek ~th eh wdaer~ William King presided over the troop elected three patrol anu lJmverslty, where she is a realized tbat mea, a1 well •• commercial wrinkle . enco! will certainly be r :~;JI .,n:: WJ er · women • •~-•·rested In lor makl ng IaIsec Ia1ms m th e1r next spring." pr •her "-" 1 w.1 M d M u "·tua 1·ISt·:c opemng. leaders and assistants, a Ire&!· freshman · •• ,.K c """ ami y, r. an rs. Officer te M bri""' colo for -111 d d tlsl t Jamee Hackworth and children. s pro m were rs. urer, and scribe. They also dis""' rs •rv an a ver ng. Ron Buder True majgazloe'•,ll Approved for Veterans Training and Social i John nd J . James Clatworthy, Adah, and cussed lor a toy drive in the u • <>asuaf wear. And wbat'• one ~other treatment, derma· faslon editor.' who piOns a Security Students ~ a en. of the most coforfll COIIIItrles hras10n or •urglcal Mexican fashloa spread In an 1Mrs. Evelyn Lewis. Warder. near future. , Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ben· The yearly budget report was ·. 1.1 tbe world? Mexico, IIAicb. removes the outer layer of Issue, organized 8 Next Quarter nett and family, Columbus are given by Mro. Robert King, Says T, Thoma! Gurtner, skin but Is of value only elpedltlon to Ac· BeQins Dec. 8 . spending the weekend with his Associate Matrou. fashiOn d~rector of the Amer- the wnnklea do not extend apul•o ~eJJUy and came c.talog and Information On Diploma CaurHS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Clatworthy reported on lbe deeper layers of the ·\in. with a gond lndlcodon of Available Upon Requeot Bennett. the Grand Chapter SesSion The best (but by no means ptll'· 'mexican look. " " . " " held In Cleveland recently and manent) results are obtained by "I have a hunch that Sunday guests of Mr. and reported that tho Deputy Grand a fece-llling operation perform- will take to this bold slyle . ·~~· : H~erty ;~re rd Mri Matron of District 2S was Ber· By Wayllf G. Bnndstadl, M.D. eel by a qualified plastic almost the same way an "'· rge nga 0 nice Hoffman of Harrisonville Monday Q- Is lflere aay way to put i on. took to mod," sayd ""u"". l Barberton. They bod just re- Olapter. The chapter made CIRCLE 5 of Grace Methndist the elasticity back in the skin? ! Q- '· have had ltcblog of my "But there's no middle ground II 36 Locust StNet turned. lrom a trip to Canada plans to hold a bak< oale Nov. WSCS will meet at I p. m. at I bsve loot weight and am '" scalp With white scales here. Men will take it or leave Phone 446 4367 and . VISited .In Mar~etta before 23, and invitations were read the church. wrinkled I look 70, although ' . some lime. I have tried ~o:ln~t·.Jt'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioii COmlllflto Middleport. The Bnn. for other chapter installations GALLIA COUNCIL ' ments and shampoos but n 114 am only 51 gards are lbe par~nts of Mr. Mrs. William King, Worthy TODAY Daughters of America, reguA - Ia ~dea daya when I ing has helped me. Wllat is lbe and Mrs..Haggerty s son . In· Matron, announced that chap!- OFFICIAL BOARD of Heath Jar meeting. First nominaUon youth respected age, ~ one cause and Is there a cure? o law, who hves m Maryland. er members we~ beillfl asked Methndisl Church will meet of officers 7:30 p. m. but a profeasiooaf actress ever A-U the Itching Is sevt~rell to attend the Bradbury Church Sunday evenillfl at 7:30 p.m. FRENCH COTONY Daugfl. considered trying to get rid of and lbe scales are very fine of Christ Sunday, Nov. 13. The ters of the American Revolu- wrinkles but limes change. The texture and dull in color, mitiatory work was erempU· MONDAY Uon will meet at 2 p.m., at process of wrinkling, a natural ~ay have ~borrbea . If lied during the eveniag. The MIDDLEPORT Garden Club lbe home of Mrs. Howard 1. accompaniment of aging, Is 1tchmg Is m11d and the scales The Thursday Club of Galli· meeting was preceded with • will meet Monday evening, llov. Neal, First Ave. Miss Mar- hastened by exposure to the sun are large, hard. and shiny, you polis held its first meeting of potluck dinner in the dining 7, at the home of Mrs. William garet Ecker will· present the and wind or as In your case by may have pSOTiasls, The treat· the new year at a noon lunch· room. Norris with Miss Anna HoweU program. a sodden loss of weight. m~t f?" the, two conditions is eon in lhe Riverboat Room. Taand Miss Lucille Smith, assist· GALLIA TOPS Club wm rneel There Is no dnl& or appllca· qmte d1ffer•n •. Thel'f! Is no cure hies were decorated in fall lng hostesees. Each member at 7 p.m., at Grace Methodist lion that will restore the elasll- but with modern treatment It Is • flowers, and alabaster grapes. • asked to bring a chrysanthe- church. city to wrinkled skiD. A skin possible to control both dlseas. Mrs. Oscar Clarke, president, EnJOYS mum from their garden. GALLIPOLIS French, Amerl- cream lbat contains pregneno- ea. A good skin specialist should • ' · ·' ·'' mtrnduced the guest speaker, A chill supper was enjoyed MRS. G. R. ThompsoR of can Association of University lone has been faand to remove be able to help you. SUITE~ ~~~ MISs L1nda Garst, a student at by members of the Friend· Winding Trail Garden Club will Women w!U meet at 8 p.m. wrlnklea but oo17 by Cllll8lng • -· .• R10 Grande College. MISs Garst sblp Class of the First Church be a guest on Janet's Coffee at the home of Mrs. Marianne waleriGgln'J of the skiD. When :·;~·........ has spent a~! but .three years of God when they met iD lbe Hour, Monday, Nov. 7, at 1 a. Campbell, Lower River Road. lbe uee of lbe eream fa dlscon- He'a I« A gOC)ll .head of he~ hfe m lnd1a, but was Missionary . Rooms of 1 h e m., usia& as her topic, Miss Arlene Spurlock will be llnuedand.~~~=~~- dellill11. He...) makeia fine' . <, born ID this country. church In GalllpoUs Thtl'aclaJ. plants. lbe guest speaker, and will w... Uft' ~. . She wore a sm:~ and told the evening. Kenneth Betz, pres~ TIIEODORUS lise as her subject "MlssioD- The cream cannot be used by ~:sc:ffi~a.. • tlub about how II lo worn, and dent presided. Ludena Stall· Dangilters of w!U ary•a Role In Africa." women who have oUy skiD or a a Martae'fi'Glll' Rlc~lltond.''JVra4.~ I ' · also told many . lnteres~ng ings' gave the secretary's re. meet in regular session Taeaclay tendency to have acne. after eatlal wllb President II things about the b1story, and port and Dorothy Hauck lbe at 7:30 p. m. at th IOOF CALVARY BAPl'IST Church Products. that contain beef Johnson lo Viet Nam. her I~ In !nella. Her father Is treasurer's report. Games w!U be under Ladies Au:IIUary will meet at blond protem , ~vine serum Thel'f! ain't no more civil X ' • ' ' ' • ' • •• • a medical missionary, and 'nle group approved aendlni recU011 ot the 7:30 p, m. at tile church. A albwrun) wdl temporarlly i lighll movement. 11 is :,:;~as a prolesser in _I he Christmas bol<es to servicemen co?""ittee and membes are to combination of Baptist Wom· smooth wrinkled skin. They are died with the Mar<:)! colltje at Ludhlana, sons of class members. Mrs. brmg small articles lor prizes. en's Day of Prayer, and the ~~fe but the effect Is loal eaclo Washington (in 19631 . We Punhat . b, .one ?I only three oi John Brammer volunteered to Refreshments wlll be oerved. regular November program tlllle you wqh your face with a great big picnic and liM! II . 1s kiDd '" Asia. have charge of the program. will be conducted under the soap and water. It Is also loot rnded 't ' An lov1ted guest at 1 he It was decided to have the POMEROY Bend C. B. Rarlto leadership of lbe spiritual life if you uee your facial ~uacles -Fioy~ ·B. McKIMiek, OHIO luncheon was Miss Sandy next meeting at the same place Club Auxiliary w1ll meet MOD- ~airman, Mn. William Me- to ocnvey any expression e<· directOr of CORE. nationllflll ft11DQUPORT - .. ... .. ' France, a classmate of M1ss on llec. Bth, at 8 p. m. A lurkey day at 7:30 p. m. at the home y. cept of 8 great stone fate. GarsL dinner will be served and a $! of Mrs. Doyle Shuler, CIRCLE 8 of Grace Meth- your further lnformatioa, the gift exchange will be held, '11JESDAY odist WSCS will meet at 1 p. Fond and Drug Admlnlstrati011 Attending were Mr. and }.'frs, SPElCL\L meeting of m. at the home 01 Mrs. Ard- recently eeized and destroyed a Kenneth D~ Mr. and Mrs. Mlddl•port • ...._ ,.. F en Dobson, Hedgewood Drive. large quantity of three leadlllfl ~.., KYGER Methodist WSCS will • John Brammer, Mr. and Mrs. M. Tuesday evening, Nov. I bold a rummage sale at the Kycer Vllley Mothen League Delbert Hanna, Mr. and Mn. 7:30 p. m. when tbe E. Cora Ward building at Kyger. CreatitJe Writen Thursday heard Miss Shirley John Jeffers and Jil~ Mr. and Degree will be conferred. Lunch will be served at noen. ToMeet1Vot~.12 Sheell, R. N., of Hoher Hos- Mrs. Noah D. Houck and daugh- neth Scilea is Worahlpful FRENCH CI'IY Garden Club Creative Wrlten Group wiD pftal gave a talk on encephaH- ter, Debra, Mr. and Mrs. Leon ler. will meet at 7:30p.m., at the meet Saturday, November 12th tis, and of many of the new StoUiDp and children, Letha AMERICAN l.egiOD home of Mn. Charles Lanier. at 7:30 p. m. with Mra. Mary developments In medicine. and David, Rev. and Mrs. L. E. of Lewis Manley Post 211! Mn. Jack Hackworth wlli be L. Lewis la Rio Grande. The league decided to furnish Foudy, Mr. Doo Fulks, Miss meet at the MI. Moriah co-IJoeteBI. · The meeting will he In the ~ to the Guiding Hand Pam Carruthers and Mr. and Church Middleport, Tuesday, at WEDNESDAy nature of a ~~Wkshop. Anyone School. Members are to take Mrs. Harold Neal. 7:30 p. m. GALL!A. COUNTY El!tenslon donaUons to Mrs. Phyllis DEACONS and Homernakera Council will Is welcome to come with, or illthout, a 111811U1CrlpL Those Raakln, and Mrs. Pat !iurley Of the First United Pftlbyteri- meet at 10 a.m. at Grace seeklllfl information about the by December !st. an Church In Middleport will Metbodlst. Program on "HoJ. group should eli!! Mn. Mrs. Loulee McCarley was sponsor a cbickea dinner Efec. iday Accessories," and ''CoJ. Lewis at Rio Grande. bote with Mr. Wllllam Buck • • • lion Day, Nov. 8 fro . m 5-6:30 p. l th H • hostess with Mrs. WilHam Buck Over !GO parents, teachers, DL at the church. The dinner Is or n e ome.' Potluck w!fl 11 co-hostess. There were 11 and guests obeerved 0 pen f!.SO for adulll and .7l for chll· be served at noon. Bring own er's Episcopal chureh, l'lrllb memlleri and one 811051 pres- House at the October meeting dren table service. House. A 8Uesl opea!utr, tnt. of the Harrllonvtlle P.T.O. with SENIOR CLASS of Ru~ ~ lllsoion•"' •·~~ Mrs. Narclsoi of HIIIIIIngiOa Refreshments of cake, COffee aU class-rooms being decorat- land 1ligb School 11 l(lODIOring - , ....,_ will give a deJnonstratiGa • and cates were served. Next eel In ~ trend of Halloween. 1 jilney supper at the RuUand IJ wiD O!eel all p. m. at the wigs. For reservallou can meet:ing will b De. lt, whn . Foflowmg the busmess meet- Grade School cafeteria 011 'nJea. =c::~ ~ner. will Mrs. lsom Walker, Mn. KeDmeeting w!U be llec. lst, when mg 1 film was ahewn 011 T. B. day, Nov. a, Election Day. neth Morgan, or Mrs. Rfeb. lbe annullf Christmas dinner Mrs. June Kloes, secretary ?f serving will begin at f p. m.l~:;;m~~;eet;;;;;a;r;t0i7:0i300ip:;;.m.&;.a~t;;;S~t._;P~et-~ard;;,.;earter;;;;.;.·- - - - wiD be served at the Bail•f'• the MeJgS County TuberculOOII '1111s dinner Is to help tha . . Restaurant In Pomeroy. Association, explained the ?e- lora finance their annual trip cesalty of the leYy In Melli to Wuhll1fllon. county. II wu unanimously vot-lntJutlture Ritu eel to endorse lhls levy at Har· 1 Wedaeoday who ulls on me buy.eftiW To Be Held Sunday rlsonvllle. WHITE ROSE LODGE ADX-·tl Platll! were discussed for an The room count was woo by Wary will meet Wednesday, lavestlture ceremony to be the sixth grade lor having lbe Nov. 9 at the legion hoU io HEARING AID . beld Sunday, November 13, at most parelils rnaent. All sil Middleport. Hostesses will be 2:30 p. m. at lbe Salisbury grades were fortunate to have t.fn. Wllliam Woodard, Mra. School when Girl Scout Troop volunteer room mothers. Lloyd Wright and Mrs. Clar100 met Thuraclay evening at The waya and means com· ence Andrews. the home of Mrs. Jack Seelig mlttee lltliiOIDICed their plltll end we tell theml II! Pomeroy. lor a turkey and bam shoot to THURSDAY The meeting opened with the be held at the Raymllld Coli- ELEANOR CIRCLE of the What about your bearing-has It reached the stage pledge te nag and Girl Scout rDI farm before ThantJIIY· Heath Methodist Qwrch wiD where JOU wonder whether or DO& a Jieutu1 al4 Promise. Invitatlo111 te t h t Ing, wllb refreabmenta avalia- meet Thursday evenlllfl at 7:30 invflltlture wm ill'ltten and ble. p. m. IJ01Ild be bellefklal? Our testlnJII FREE -.n4 wt~ , fBWII and songs were studied. P.T.O. memberahlp dues are FRIDAY out obllptron, and our recommeadatloDI rhe efoalng ceremony was oow belng aecepted by the He· REn7RN JONATHAN Melp liven by Penny EbUn and Vfcld retary for the 1IIIUI IIChool Chapter, Daughtera of the 11venteen year'• experlenee. NOW II the time to · (:!art foflnwed b)' taps. Re- year with membenhlp lleltets American Revolullon, w!U meet e111 or write for an appointment ID the privacy of served by avallable at the Dell meellnfl. Friday Nov. 11 at the home .freshments were ltflll. SeeU, to llayanna Cole, Followinl the program er· of Mrs: Dor ~fer with Mn JIIID'·home. •· ~ldd ewt, Sllelly Cfllrk, Df- eryoae enjoyed relreahmeoll of Pat Lochary and Mn. ~ ~·'· Beclty ' SeeU,, cupcakes. Ice cream, coffee Dutton &!SiBling hostesses. Mra. ~. ,wJIIo Soaya W!Ute. Deb- and kool aid In the cafelerla Emerson Jones wm present · '· . :W :!·Kihuei1, .Vldd Abbott, IIIII oblened 1 towel ah- tiODal Defense material. , PHONE 5934522 CaJIItlra, Sandra for which the caob were very e~n response will be a patriotic P. 0, ... 143 25 N. Court St. tun: Tltl a ..,...wnae no to too. So the QlOI» oriented male caL No·' from·:,,,.o'f'f'M.,;, e Xl.CO way'~Jesp:Oor:~:;~etyl~: be Dec. J51b, al 7:30 p.m. Mr. 81ld' Mra. Alvin Acouple of duell, "God tsl Tbe lecturer wiD prepare lbe and chtldreD of Jackson rioited Dead," and "Evenlllfl program and mother, Mrs. Allee ," were sung by Mr. be served. Second Ave. on Thursday. ' ~o• · ·. ' . 1 ! �.•. ' .f r ' 1 'j ) !\ •I· .z~Tht Sunday 'llmea-Stlltllitl, SUDdq, NOY. 8,1961 Harrison·•'\fms . :~!-~'!::~ " Oift~nM~/·.: Green•. aud public health . ,' ~ Gold Tie Oasp James nunes, Mrs. Helen Sprlegel, Cited tO Cotn1 Niday, 6, ~ ,. .:~~ws:;: :.~ .~~. ' ,J, u he alttJDpted to tur11 we•. , on Walnut, he struck • car ~·· en by Douglas Roljllh, 23, Middleport. There wasvehlclmed 1"m but d811188t to botb ell. Marion R. (Jack) Harrison, iity health nurse ; Mrs. Pearl CUbmaster of Pack 203, Pope, Mrs. Naomi Rosf, and .. us Saturday received a Mrs. Pearl Hallleld, CDIII!tv llliddleport Pollee ue' clasp bar from Virgil . n~s. ed a tv.·•. ~ar no Injuries. son, scout uecutive of the Tri· Th dlabe~ clinics will 1'6- dSay at 3.45 p. m. on Walnut lloush wu elted on a cbarg• State Area Council, Huntill/l· e k m--•·u I. · faUure to yield right of wa~ zume next wee : on •' The """'"" .,..,-~ ... ., ' . • 50 Years Ago on the River Lake Erie to Ohio River Canal also Proposed Nov. 2, l . .- s~,, ton. f h' ·ng at Hannan Trace Wgh School, Dalla• V. Roush, 62, Clifton, d Cro Cl"' Ma . The honor came or ac Ievi the "Five Star Urut Awa sonic· B~lldlng, 11-8 p.m. and School, 1-5 p.m., and Cadmua the recruit of the .month pr<>- Wedn sd Soothwestern High I Elementary Schoo~ 11-8 p.m. gram. Harrison wa!l t.he only e ay. I '. lhe d; rd"~·mt-s~p~m~~a:n~~wn~~·~~~-~~¥~~;~~§~~;=~~1he~j~.c:ad1Ean:,.:f ~:!:.council to :i:·:;: Harrlso.o received who ~ed In Loulaana TO THE VOTERS OF GALLIA AND MEIGS COUNTIES: I l~;h~r·o:~~o~n·~~:'~~~:til forts and stating. "I hope yoo will 'wear the bar w1t. h Pride •'' Pack 203 has an enrollment of 62 boys, an Increase cl 22 over last year's figure. The pack is sponsored by Grace Methodist church. .! 1 u._. your vote 8lld suPJIOrt for WHIIam 1. 1.-wn on .....1ec11on te J~e of t 1 • IM Court of Appeela (Fourth Dlatrid). lu~ge Brown hH 1 fine recant In ~Ia fin! term on the Court ami his ~ town p11per, In Ita 22 Octoller, 1966 IAut, illid• CHILLICOTHE GAZETTE 903 Gallians Undergo Tests VOTE FOR CAROLYN BURNETT PAGE SIX SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 196tl CfOllJC<nMIE,OFDO Reelect Judge Brown DO THE COUNTRY ·AFAVOR and subsequently judge of U.. &ecoud Circuit €ourt of tbe lalandL Here In hla native community he baa aerved aa Municipal Court judge a 11 d president of tbe Roll County Bar. An Episcopalian, he hu aerved u nltr1man of Sl Paul'a Churdl, and holda membersblpa In tbe Rotary Club, Ma· aonle lodge, and Oblo Society of Farm Managers and Rural ApprallerL The illuatrloua 110D of one of tb e rounty'1 beat known and beloved phyal· ciana, Judge BroWD baa 28 years of legal and Jndlelal experience to II• e weight to bla wort: on the lkollnty apJ1811ate court bench. voters will do wen to loot for 1udp Brown'a name on tbe non-part!Jan ~ · on voting machin"" and pull 11M lenr ' for a fellow Rou CollDtlaD. .lela I. JlallldiJ. Democratic Clndldate For TAKE T1IS AWAY FROM lBJ ' GALLIA COUNTY AUDITOR Carolyn Burnett The fonner Carolyn Scott, born and reared ID Uit Cheshire community and have lived most at D1J life in Ga!Ua County. Graduated from GAHS, e. perience in bookkeeping and legal secretary work. Married to Woodrow Burnett who is ~. . · with the Burnett Roofing and Heating Co. We haft 5 children and reside in Addison, Ohio. This Is m1 first time to seek public office and your vole 011 November 8th wW be greaUy appreciated. Cleud CllnPifln Comm. ltanhiY IVIIII. Ch1lrm1n 421 H..,._IIM Dr., OIIH,Otlt Pd. '•t. Alf, IWR Pd. PoL Ado. VOTE FOR WERRY WINS AWAIW- CYN-3 Charlet (Mike) \V"rry, san of Mr. and Mrs. Werry Sr., Pomeroy, is shown r~ceiving the mos.t valuable player award Softball from Captain L. E. Darby. M1ke Is stationed ID Morocco, Afnca, and · iJeen in the Navy the past two years. He ISm commumcet10ns and also serves Sports Editor for the Base Newspaper. Mike will return to the State' m May next I RenewalLevy Faces Voters . l ~ ~ SQUAD 8AI:JIED The Middleport emergency : squad was called lo tl!o Bn>i· ' . bury School Thursday at 11: . PLEASANT-H. B. Krat- Resident• of Hannan Trace ' a.m., when Belinda Friend, age · representing Ford Produd : lA><al School District wi\i vote : g. got a chicken bone taught ct~:~;~-~w~~a!l a guest of the I Tuesday on a two ~ill renf.w~l i in her throa~. Jt was removt>d , '1' : Lodge 102 Frat- . levy for the operatioa vi. their: upon the arnval of the oquarl. Order of Police at their, s<'hi!Ois. She was taken ID the office ol dd'" "i•:ting held in the city bmld- ' Th' 1 1 Dr. Davis by her parents. 1s s no an a t ... ona1 1evy, ·..:~~~:;~~~~;. ..,! and addressed the group , • I r I th t I bi!ieflv · ~,ut a renewa o a t>vy a ' · . . L ' has run out. The money roll!t your "X" lie llr SAXIIf . apphcat!!Jn of Bary b . 1ecled from It ..,us ~ ed for aur . as an AssocJ.ale mem er , . proved 1 rent operatmg expe.•se.-1:\, such , the F 0 ·P· ""' ap . g · a as fue,I e1ec tnc1 · 't y. )am tor supgroup Is con duc t m ' . rtmb<ershoi' p drive lor b<Jth ac- 1plies. and other ordinary ! I and ass&ciate membership 1l penses. ULe order. ARyone quali- I It amounts t6 20_ cenl.g for mav obtain an appliral. Lon I each $100 of _v~luatJOn on real the. city police oHicf'. t>stH1f'. ~n. offlcJal •f the school ef officPrs for sla!Pd 11 1s necessary for the were made and new offi- people of the district to rurnish will be elected at the a part of the funds for the ?~" 1 meeting as well as eration of thetr sch&ols, which Fred Taylor, Mason, is about one fourth of the ef the local (;roup. amount needed. 11ut !!tate 1 I rmmdation furnished almost RECEIPTS REPORTEI> ' three . fourths. t~:·~~ County CmJrt reported , Officials point out that I vote ri for October in the am- i agai11st the l ~vy is a vote ~­ of $1,603.35. Fines pa<d to gamst the children of the disslate were $270.78, fees , trict. ,_,. :('j • I' j { ,_. > '·•• Remember four Years Ago? Remember Pete Abele? Ancl His Promises? He Saved Us Money By Not Answering Our letter~. OHIO'S · LEGISLATURE MAKES ) I ' . Ralph Welker l For i I' THE ONLY PLA~ES H~ CAN CUT SPENDING ARE IN THE AREAS ,W, HEH OUR DISTRICT . NEEDS THE MQST'.HEI). .. .. to the Meig s C'ounly Slwr-1 department, !130.60 : '-""' 1 BOOSTERS TO MEET costs ID the county general [ The Eastern Band Bool<ters $797 .78· law librarv f11nd 1win meet Monday evenmg from t.mii1M kw S~Nbt, JaM J. ~MMN, C... ' · th h' h 410& ~ 111., tolumt>u,, Ohio and auto lieP•tse and i 7:3(1 to 9 p. m. at e 1g N. Pll. Alllf. fund, $221.27. . school. STICK WITH THE ,MAN>WHO HAS WORKED HARD TO HELit-OtJRtJ>ItfBICt:- AND ·WILL CONTINUE . :l; ' . --ELECT- " "' .' I ., i . ... 1 ;> TO I)O·so.. Jtl ' ...' . For The Unexpired Term Of ·~ . .' . . Meigs County Commissioner • I ~ ' ·, •• ,•'I . ,_ • (Unexpir•d T•rm) -LJfelonJ resident o( Meigs County. -Due to the fact tl1at I have no other busfne91 interest to accupy my time, I will be able .to devote tbe same unlimited time to the dutiet of Melia County Comml.wi.onera u I have ill !be poll 18 months. Pd. Pol. A~. --------- ----- - ------ -- - 1 . ' .' ,· ,·. ',• I • .; ! ·-· l ·,_ ;~ .' • • t • ACCOMPLISHMINT 127 B1Da eJIBcted into law. Increased school funds, Improved school funds, Improved biMbway program, fl. . treued leachen' salaries, veterana' leaJ.slation, anti-narcotics bill, dnmten-drlving bill, IDcreeued towailblp funds, IDcreued uilempldflllant and Wcirtmen's Compensation belleflts, and other ptoletlitl l!ld Deeded rommlllllty legislation. . ' • • ., I I l thlll ,• IICOGNITlOH . ' .. '• ..t 4 • '' . . ... I ' ' , -~ - ' • ' ·; r f ' , ( RE-ELECT ,. .fQr Sta.. · Senator .... ,. ., - . ' ·· I 'Pd. Pol.~-- ; 'Budomd by ~pen of dlltrict. Ud Jliven awards by various organizations ~. leJIIlltlvt Ri'vlet'lll 'behall of this aeetlotl of tbe State. ~- eJta1ph Hml on tlilliOUB4L.BDUCATION, AO' ' BlCULTUBE 1!14lp~HWAY Committeeal ; CAPITOL ., HIIIDdustry II a J!l&tter of record! . ' STATE LIADERSHIP Chairman. Health lr Edueatlon Committee; member of Agriculture & Conservation, Hi.l!bways & Motor Veblcla, and 'J'avtlon Commltfee.s. Appointed by Governor to 13-State Education Commlttee, and by Seaale to lntentate CouDcll of State GovermneJita. poultry Ianier·'~f' -: '~ ' In the IXPIII!NCI Two yean In Ohio Hot118, TWelve years ID Ohio Senate, Third nnklne Senator In Oblo next session. i"elnereubl& 11)COI!1,8 for famlly farms hal . . !. Southeastern Ohio . eRalph tabl the Ume to talk to you! ,., ' ' I' ; ' I for YOU I ltrlvu to apread job-ebolce rl&ht HEBEl . VOTE FOR ,, eBellevlq eltlzena prefer jobs, not doles, Ralph Re-Eiect:.W~Iter . H. Moeller ROBERT CLARK OAKLEY COLLINS end Athe111, Gallle, Meigs ' Pd. PoL AdY. HE IS A VOICE . r,.~ Your Vole & Influence Appreciated KEEP SENATOR 27th Dlstrld ' GALLIA COUNTY COMMISSIONER WORKING REPRESENT ATIVf ,, IIWIM B. Kuaw!IIIUftr - FGI'I Dwbam don lmdcm S:20 a. Allen R. Merrill c1nD IAIIIdoal S:a a. Ill.; Jeffer11011 up Wln11tld 4: U p. m.; Helm .Z. up 1l1nlleld 12:• a. m.; L11CJ Jane lau down WIDIJeld 2:10 a.m. OUR CHOICE NOW WE ARE OFFERED ANEW CHOICE --· AND MORE PROMISES TO "CUT FEDERAL SPENDING" keep a good Attorney General RE-ELECT . ., ., ' ' tlYDE SAUNDERS'~ Qall)tlol!t 111111 - Po11J R. don I p.m.; Bufft dlllljl p. Ill. Steelllqer down p. m.; Waltlr HouC1llld 1:30 •• Ill.; Jalm J. Rolfe 1:10 •. Ill.; J. s. Lewis up a. m.; Molly K. up t a. m.; Hamy Jordon up us a.m. ~c;h,>rl oe. . ! .. . at · ~uthaastml Ohio for - �.•. ' .f r ' 1 'j ) !\ •I· .z~Tht Sunday 'llmea-Stlltllitl, SUDdq, NOY. 8,1961 Harrison·•'\fms . :~!-~'!::~ " Oift~nM~/·.: Green•. aud public health . ,' ~ Gold Tie Oasp James nunes, Mrs. Helen Sprlegel, Cited tO Cotn1 Niday, 6, ~ ,. .:~~ws:;: :.~ .~~. ' ,J, u he alttJDpted to tur11 we•. , on Walnut, he struck • car ~·· en by Douglas Roljllh, 23, Middleport. There wasvehlclmed 1"m but d811188t to botb ell. Marion R. (Jack) Harrison, iity health nurse ; Mrs. Pearl CUbmaster of Pack 203, Pope, Mrs. Naomi Rosf, and .. us Saturday received a Mrs. Pearl Hallleld, CDIII!tv llliddleport Pollee ue' clasp bar from Virgil . n~s. ed a tv.·•. ~ar no Injuries. son, scout uecutive of the Tri· Th dlabe~ clinics will 1'6- dSay at 3.45 p. m. on Walnut lloush wu elted on a cbarg• State Area Council, Huntill/l· e k m--•·u I. · faUure to yield right of wa~ zume next wee : on •' The """'"" .,..,-~ ... ., ' . • 50 Years Ago on the River Lake Erie to Ohio River Canal also Proposed Nov. 2, l . .- s~,, ton. f h' ·ng at Hannan Trace Wgh School, Dalla• V. Roush, 62, Clifton, d Cro Cl"' Ma . The honor came or ac Ievi the "Five Star Urut Awa sonic· B~lldlng, 11-8 p.m. and School, 1-5 p.m., and Cadmua the recruit of the .month pr<>- Wedn sd Soothwestern High I Elementary Schoo~ 11-8 p.m. gram. Harrison wa!l t.he only e ay. I '. lhe d; rd"~·mt-s~p~m~~a:n~~wn~~·~~~-~~¥~~;~~§~~;=~~1he~j~.c:ad1Ean:,.:f ~:!:.council to :i:·:;: Harrlso.o received who ~ed In Loulaana TO THE VOTERS OF GALLIA AND MEIGS COUNTIES: I l~;h~r·o:~~o~n·~~:'~~~:til forts and stating. "I hope yoo will 'wear the bar w1t. h Pride •'' Pack 203 has an enrollment of 62 boys, an Increase cl 22 over last year's figure. The pack is sponsored by Grace Methodist church. .! 1 u._. your vote 8lld suPJIOrt for WHIIam 1. 1.-wn on .....1ec11on te J~e of t 1 • IM Court of Appeela (Fourth Dlatrid). lu~ge Brown hH 1 fine recant In ~Ia fin! term on the Court ami his ~ town p11per, In Ita 22 Octoller, 1966 IAut, illid• CHILLICOTHE GAZETTE 903 Gallians Undergo Tests VOTE FOR CAROLYN BURNETT PAGE SIX SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 196tl CfOllJC<nMIE,OFDO Reelect Judge Brown DO THE COUNTRY ·AFAVOR and subsequently judge of U.. &ecoud Circuit €ourt of tbe lalandL Here In hla native community he baa aerved aa Municipal Court judge a 11 d president of tbe Roll County Bar. An Episcopalian, he hu aerved u nltr1man of Sl Paul'a Churdl, and holda membersblpa In tbe Rotary Club, Ma· aonle lodge, and Oblo Society of Farm Managers and Rural ApprallerL The illuatrloua 110D of one of tb e rounty'1 beat known and beloved phyal· ciana, Judge BroWD baa 28 years of legal and Jndlelal experience to II• e weight to bla wort: on the lkollnty apJ1811ate court bench. voters will do wen to loot for 1udp Brown'a name on tbe non-part!Jan ~ · on voting machin"" and pull 11M lenr ' for a fellow Rou CollDtlaD. .lela I. JlallldiJ. Democratic Clndldate For TAKE T1IS AWAY FROM lBJ ' GALLIA COUNTY AUDITOR Carolyn Burnett The fonner Carolyn Scott, born and reared ID Uit Cheshire community and have lived most at D1J life in Ga!Ua County. Graduated from GAHS, e. perience in bookkeeping and legal secretary work. Married to Woodrow Burnett who is ~. . · with the Burnett Roofing and Heating Co. We haft 5 children and reside in Addison, Ohio. This Is m1 first time to seek public office and your vole 011 November 8th wW be greaUy appreciated. Cleud CllnPifln Comm. ltanhiY IVIIII. Ch1lrm1n 421 H..,._IIM Dr., OIIH,Otlt Pd. '•t. Alf, IWR Pd. PoL Ado. VOTE FOR WERRY WINS AWAIW- CYN-3 Charlet (Mike) \V"rry, san of Mr. and Mrs. Werry Sr., Pomeroy, is shown r~ceiving the mos.t valuable player award Softball from Captain L. E. Darby. M1ke Is stationed ID Morocco, Afnca, and · iJeen in the Navy the past two years. He ISm commumcet10ns and also serves Sports Editor for the Base Newspaper. Mike will return to the State' m May next I RenewalLevy Faces Voters . l ~ ~ SQUAD 8AI:JIED The Middleport emergency : squad was called lo tl!o Bn>i· ' . bury School Thursday at 11: . PLEASANT-H. B. Krat- Resident• of Hannan Trace ' a.m., when Belinda Friend, age · representing Ford Produd : lA><al School District wi\i vote : g. got a chicken bone taught ct~:~;~-~w~~a!l a guest of the I Tuesday on a two ~ill renf.w~l i in her throa~. Jt was removt>d , '1' : Lodge 102 Frat- . levy for the operatioa vi. their: upon the arnval of the oquarl. Order of Police at their, s<'hi!Ois. She was taken ID the office ol dd'" "i•:ting held in the city bmld- ' Th' 1 1 Dr. Davis by her parents. 1s s no an a t ... ona1 1evy, ·..:~~~:;~~~~;. ..,! and addressed the group , • I r I th t I bi!ieflv · ~,ut a renewa o a t>vy a ' · . . L ' has run out. The money roll!t your "X" lie llr SAXIIf . apphcat!!Jn of Bary b . 1ecled from It ..,us ~ ed for aur . as an AssocJ.ale mem er , . proved 1 rent operatmg expe.•se.-1:\, such , the F 0 ·P· ""' ap . g · a as fue,I e1ec tnc1 · 't y. )am tor supgroup Is con duc t m ' . rtmb<ershoi' p drive lor b<Jth ac- 1plies. and other ordinary ! I and ass&ciate membership 1l penses. ULe order. ARyone quali- I It amounts t6 20_ cenl.g for mav obtain an appliral. Lon I each $100 of _v~luatJOn on real the. city police oHicf'. t>stH1f'. ~n. offlcJal •f the school ef officPrs for sla!Pd 11 1s necessary for the were made and new offi- people of the district to rurnish will be elected at the a part of the funds for the ?~" 1 meeting as well as eration of thetr sch&ols, which Fred Taylor, Mason, is about one fourth of the ef the local (;roup. amount needed. 11ut !!tate 1 I rmmdation furnished almost RECEIPTS REPORTEI> ' three . fourths. t~:·~~ County CmJrt reported , Officials point out that I vote ri for October in the am- i agai11st the l ~vy is a vote ~­ of $1,603.35. Fines pa<d to gamst the children of the disslate were $270.78, fees , trict. ,_,. :('j • I' j { ,_. > '·•• Remember four Years Ago? Remember Pete Abele? Ancl His Promises? He Saved Us Money By Not Answering Our letter~. OHIO'S · LEGISLATURE MAKES ) I ' . Ralph Welker l For i I' THE ONLY PLA~ES H~ CAN CUT SPENDING ARE IN THE AREAS ,W, HEH OUR DISTRICT . NEEDS THE MQST'.HEI). .. .. to the Meig s C'ounly Slwr-1 department, !130.60 : '-""' 1 BOOSTERS TO MEET costs ID the county general [ The Eastern Band Bool<ters $797 .78· law librarv f11nd 1win meet Monday evenmg from t.mii1M kw S~Nbt, JaM J. ~MMN, C... ' · th h' h 410& ~ 111., tolumt>u,, Ohio and auto lieP•tse and i 7:3(1 to 9 p. m. at e 1g N. Pll. Alllf. fund, $221.27. . school. STICK WITH THE ,MAN>WHO HAS WORKED HARD TO HELit-OtJRtJ>ItfBICt:- AND ·WILL CONTINUE . :l; ' . --ELECT- " "' .' I ., i . ... 1 ;> TO I)O·so.. Jtl ' ...' . For The Unexpired Term Of ·~ . .' . . Meigs County Commissioner • I ~ ' ·, •• ,•'I . ,_ • (Unexpir•d T•rm) -LJfelonJ resident o( Meigs County. -Due to the fact tl1at I have no other busfne91 interest to accupy my time, I will be able .to devote tbe same unlimited time to the dutiet of Melia County Comml.wi.onera u I have ill !be poll 18 months. Pd. Pol. A~. --------- ----- - ------ -- - 1 . ' .' ,· ,·. ',• I • .; ! ·-· l ·,_ ;~ .' • • t • ACCOMPLISHMINT 127 B1Da eJIBcted into law. Increased school funds, Improved school funds, Improved biMbway program, fl. . treued leachen' salaries, veterana' leaJ.slation, anti-narcotics bill, dnmten-drlving bill, IDcreeued towailblp funds, IDcreued uilempldflllant and Wcirtmen's Compensation belleflts, and other ptoletlitl l!ld Deeded rommlllllty legislation. . ' • • ., I I l thlll ,• IICOGNITlOH . ' .. '• ..t 4 • '' . . ... I ' ' , -~ - ' • ' ·; r f ' , ( RE-ELECT ,. .fQr Sta.. · Senator .... ,. ., - . ' ·· I 'Pd. Pol.~-- ; 'Budomd by ~pen of dlltrict. Ud Jliven awards by various organizations ~. leJIIlltlvt Ri'vlet'lll 'behall of this aeetlotl of tbe State. ~- eJta1ph Hml on tlilliOUB4L.BDUCATION, AO' ' BlCULTUBE 1!14lp~HWAY Committeeal ; CAPITOL ., HIIIDdustry II a J!l&tter of record! . ' STATE LIADERSHIP Chairman. Health lr Edueatlon Committee; member of Agriculture & Conservation, Hi.l!bways & Motor Veblcla, and 'J'avtlon Commltfee.s. Appointed by Governor to 13-State Education Commlttee, and by Seaale to lntentate CouDcll of State GovermneJita. poultry Ianier·'~f' -: '~ ' In the IXPIII!NCI Two yean In Ohio Hot118, TWelve years ID Ohio Senate, Third nnklne Senator In Oblo next session. i"elnereubl& 11)COI!1,8 for famlly farms hal . . !. Southeastern Ohio . eRalph tabl the Ume to talk to you! ,., ' ' I' ; ' I for YOU I ltrlvu to apread job-ebolce rl&ht HEBEl . VOTE FOR ,, eBellevlq eltlzena prefer jobs, not doles, Ralph Re-Eiect:.W~Iter . H. Moeller ROBERT CLARK OAKLEY COLLINS end Athe111, Gallle, Meigs ' Pd. PoL AdY. HE IS A VOICE . r,.~ Your Vole & Influence Appreciated KEEP SENATOR 27th Dlstrld ' GALLIA COUNTY COMMISSIONER WORKING REPRESENT ATIVf ,, IIWIM B. Kuaw!IIIUftr - FGI'I Dwbam don lmdcm S:20 a. Allen R. Merrill c1nD IAIIIdoal S:a a. Ill.; Jeffer11011 up Wln11tld 4: U p. m.; Helm .Z. up 1l1nlleld 12:• a. m.; L11CJ Jane lau down WIDIJeld 2:10 a.m. OUR CHOICE NOW WE ARE OFFERED ANEW CHOICE --· AND MORE PROMISES TO "CUT FEDERAL SPENDING" keep a good Attorney General RE-ELECT . ., ., ' ' tlYDE SAUNDERS'~ Qall)tlol!t 111111 - Po11J R. don I p.m.; Bufft dlllljl p. Ill. Steelllqer down p. m.; Waltlr HouC1llld 1:30 •• Ill.; Jalm J. Rolfe 1:10 •. Ill.; J. s. Lewis up a. m.; Molly K. up t a. m.; Hamy Jordon up us a.m. ~c;h,>rl oe. . ! .. . at · ~uthaastml Ohio for - �~·-"""'""'"" ot '"';·......... •\ ........ ...... ,.., " . . .. ' ..,_, ~·"· ... -~ ... ...~·--t· ~ ----~- - ~ ~ " ""'' i · -··-~-II' . . . illl,i.lro!rV4Ii'ilf~ ,, 40111: ,, · • ~ · _.,. "...... ·-1 '• At '\ ·:.=.=1:.:.1:, - o~~!!s .... eon..c!tt••• .,,u 1St:\ ~-- For Rent -- I I ouO • .. · · .. · ' . nc 3 ROOMS and hath furnished Tt\re• con•cut1wo ~JIY• • • . . . t4c ~ lll.d'flrtllll'll orooroll tor lrti~IUIIt apartment. All utJhlles tum· . ! ~~,~~~r~ ~ ~~· Ilk~ ' " ' an• I IMI ished. Ph. 44&0l71. 261 -6 : : S!• Foodstuff I • 1..,1_., 1 II a re ro~strlcteo to "''" - - - - · - -~ ·-propll clanlt•ctllon• lftO to ttl.o ' 'I' D!!Uv r n bune ttv'• ot typa lrt- FURNISHED one bedroom .,,,, •• ; ; ; , r.a , 0 , 11 01 ' " ' " 11 , , 01 ' " " " • " 101 ont'l l tlmlt ":' ..... IG 111111 llrniQ . OP• IUDmlttiG lOt \ """¥!1'''-' :_ ~ wm .. 10c - • -~- _ I c iiUifl•d ld· MODERN brick home, full basement, l'h baths, 3 bed· room, nice kitchen in city. 1 tics ?Sid. Ph. 446-18M 262-lf 1 __ , :BLUE LUSTRE not noly rtds 1 I ___ carpets of soil but leaves 1 pile soft and lofty R e nI ! 1 ' WE ARE sincerelv grateful to electnc shampooer $1. Cen· ., \ our fnends and ;,cighbors for ' tral Supply Co 262-li their many kind acts of sym- 3 r..;-ms~- u~r;:;;.~ished apl. , 346 pathv durmg our sad bt·re,•· Tlurd Ave. Call 446-0153 or m(->nt ~Our apprecm twn can- 44fi-l291 after 5 p. m. 260-3 · nut h.-- ,lt.\ N1L1<11t'l~ P:<.P 1 ~'"'~'d 1 RF.nROOM house. 917 Sec- : i i ,.,...~ar .. . . 1 1_ · IRI<S __ • Ttw LJ.r\)1 \\ ul Pal:o; y Fn)J;!,i\e " on 262-l d <\\'f · Call 446-2516 good two soil, modern kitchen, bedroom, gas furnace, out· building. Close to Rio Grande school bus. Owner says sell. S A. LEVEL, very good, 260-S I ~ va i labl e Nov. !0, $70 mo. · Call Zh-;439. Garland Lamer. 260-3 to - - I """ !.'.!:F. FLOWE RS they sent ~u . d(l"clr. Wt' re \'ery sweet F'UR\ ISHED apartment, lar ge . ·and \\ hite. re fril!.erator, lst floor. Prtv- \ ~ wm!ld bf' :_; nrpnsrd at all ate entnmcc. Stlltable for i L'!ft ~1ends tha t en \led on two peop le. 0 . H. Wood, 44 . vnu tonight \066. 260-tf I 1 trie<f to sm1le and once I FUH NISHED 3 IJ€droom home, l lh bath s, basement. glassed· 1 in bark porch. ga rage , gas furnace Call arter 4 p.m 446·1 s., · tl wv wrre "urpnsf'd, : liC\.I'IW \!ill '.I'N!' gont· t h Ht f 't¥·:•lt ':1~nl!]d Ow; way - and ""'':ll't «rnwh"rl'· ' plar• t•• Mzj~~~~1~~f~~y}"·sT~~~~~""~ "r~A"' 2.) 43 .258-6\ ,,.., mr to hr grave. can' t 5 ROOMs and ba th fu rmshed : '"" l>•d \ "''rl"; ' "'"d I' m try· house. 61 Garfield Ave. Ph. to· he b""· 46-400t .. 26 I·S' 4 A ·~• --~- -~--~t~ ·<lll<fl .,,.d 1~- , rdn I V~rk- :t ROOM un furnis hed at>Mt' • 262-t: ment. Available Fri , Nov. 4. ·<Hs. P' · " """ " · ·- '10· The WISEMAN Agency Offlct Gl 6-3643 Evon!- Ill• Wt"l"'"· Gl 6-3796 '· 1 Contact Empire Furmture . Lost 258-tf 1 · --- - -· "• liE f f munth Sieen ng LARGE Black and Tan 1 01 room furnished apl, Arnold trailer Tag or cpo· hliar. , space Contact Stelll onn " orga n, one 1 Pork r..ntral Hole! Ill-If ''' '4:46·1263. _ i space ror reo1. IAill ~---'· "'HJ•~n~ ~ o 1 • . I ~-~~- wm;~ I PG!mf>.2W F.ound. ''C~eek E. N. WIHmon. Gf t.450C 1rom 1 • -"'- till . "I _____ ..... For_ Sale -- ·-- I • i • • 1958 Ford Galaxie 2 dr. Htp. V-8, extra clean 225.00 1960 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. Htp. Victoria, runs very good 1959 Chevrolet Belaire and looks good - clean !9111 Ford station Wagon $210.00 ~ ~ I ·good Child Welfare Board'sfortwo-tenth a mill le9y Standtires - 6 cy!. -$26\I.OO Countv for the Guiding Hand School mentllilYofretarded chll· female H_e_lp___Wanted =· 1 3' pui'l'W.S on Upper Georges TWO unlurmshed apartments.: CLEAN carpets With ease, : AGED lady to care : SPRING VALLEY 1959 Ford Galaxie - 2 dr. Road Ph. 446-4200 ' Inquire at 46 Court Street. No I Blue Lustre makes the JOb a1MIDforDLanE invalid lady, live in, THREE bedrooms, 110 balha, 6 cy!., Aut. Very clean 00 $1 Rent She electric d 1162sham·,, 1 t good cltaracter, good bealth, j 5 years old, iow down. .,., :.. , BREEZE. $-' 25...., 260.3 , phone calls please. , -FLOOR office room, 28 1 ppar ' $!00 per mo., room and · ment, spht leveL 1962 Falcon Futura, Notice Locust, water pmd. D. H. t , board. Call after 6\ the low 20'a will trade. Bucket aeali ; extra .. - -- ---- - - , Wood. 446-I066 7-tf \GO-CART, good condition, rea. m. 260-tf FOCUS ON STYLE 1 sharp . 18 fa!l]ion colors are Sues , sonable, call +1&4134. 261-3 P NEW lititing, 7 room borne In : 1957 Ford - 6 cyl. stand.- dren. The levy has been endorsed .by most of the Cqpto munity's leading organizations and citizells. · ·' ,. . • • A ''" AN exciting battle is anticipated between eommla. sioner candidates John Morgan and Clyde Saunders. Both have conducted vigorous campaigns during the· past six months. In 1962, Morgan defeoied .B. B. Saunders, MODERN , , !mUlletraller bJ , 19110 FORO Falr!ane 600, 1 cyl., HAIR clresaer, experience pr&o city, large fenced lot and , good 4,606 to 2,500. ' SrJight She keeps her pet coigrs bnght with I week or month. 1000 stand. trans. 2 dr. sedan, !erred. Call Paula Kay's Beau- with piay J'OOIIL One floor t9511 - runs • • • f'ustre! Rent electr1c 1 nut SL_ 1 $3115. 1157 Ford, 1 cyl. atand. 1y Salon, l46 KG. . plan - priced lor nle , good $85.!)0 GALL!A county Democrats S\!Ored only one 'shampooer $1. f'armer's Hard- a ROOM furlished apartment, troll, 1 llldall, .._ Call · · at $13,000. 11iil' Chevrolet- 6 cyl. tory in 1962-J. Sherman Porter defeated Sen- Oakl!ll 'ware. .e 22 6:1 contact Empire i'llmiturt Co. 446-0&111. 11JN EVANS HEIGHTS ll8ntl. f/0.1101 Cpllins 3,668 to 3,542. However, Porter lost 1311 cUatrli* 446-UOS. 26Hfll9fl8 ZIG ZAG DJAL.A.stl'rt::H, W1ntecl To Buy 7 ROOM bouse with ample ''Drive 1 little ad in a bid for re-election. In 1964, Gallia county DemD> Jys'r a shipment of: FURNISHED apartmenl All "'• llullt loDllner 11101 44f closet space full basement, · t a lol'' al CI'll.ts scored four triumphs, including the presidential WHITMER S BLACK DIA· tillti .d. Call ~ If- IWing Deedll. ,.. Zal 'II FORD ' ...,ti and eomple~ bath. Low """"'S AUTO SUES CONG. Walter Moeller lost to Homer (Pete) Allell" &'OND L!NlMENT. Your u 05 pal In lor ])v+!mhol... bllncl ..,, down payment and 18S11111e VINTON, OMO in the 1964 congressional race in Gallia county, 4893.. Rawleigb Dealer, 19'M E. ter 6· 250-11 he1111, amogram, II& Guar· PHA Loan o1 110 per ceat. Pp.DU 1-318'1 or DU " · .., - · '-~ to 4043. Moeller however.~.y;on the district 'lri.th ~.521 · Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio. Phone · For Sale anteetl. Only I paymellla !ell Wanw.cl To Do U Boar Service ' " · ' .. · • • votes to Abele's 49,744. when Abele won the ~ ' t't '&-2of.J. Just across the af " oach. Tradll ~ ....,_ Mll'll • 44WII1 llqii!JflS , O pp~rtlll'tll8l seat in 1962,. he downed Moeller 4201 to 3038 In l:l~ 11131 ''toad from Smith Buick used GO-CART, good condition, t4&- • 2liiHf oou; Boult N111'8111 triiJIPOI' u Boar 8enlce ~ :J~. county. Experts forecast a much tighter race betweeD 1;fr lot. 262-1 reasoaable, Call 44&0143. SINGER SEWING MACHINE 1afiG11 aftlllble, reUO'ab Phone H6-06fl6 at «8-$791 NO selling. Refill and · ' Moeller and Clarence E. Miller this year, not only ill ~---26U In New Iewing Table. Zig ra1e1 IIIIo for lllllpplD& • money from New Type county, but in the loth district as ,well. Dead Stock 1957 FORO pickup. Priced lor Zag equipped ta buttollhole, working motbera, bollrly, tiD- BAIRD REALTY CO. 11 operated dispensers in will be Removed Fret quick sale. Pb. 4464739. 262.1 tlesiSn. mooogr811, · IJ or weekly rat& Pb. ma. Must have car, COME 5 a.m., Wednesday, the 1966 elecfiOD Rn.L remo•• your dead ROOMS of colOIIlal fun!· zlppen, et.:. PIJ oft I Pill" a. Mod Oscar Baird, Realtor 3 "" rt-• Pb. mnta "·1111 each. W.11139. 1112 A. FARM, 2 story frame ences, $550 to $1850 ~asb. recorded in the history boOks. See you at·the polla Tu• bones. cows and mu1es. CaD ture. Reasona.,.. P '""" 841 home, 3 baml, plenty level 0 day. 0 0 Clllieol Jackson 2864531 « ~. 262.1 Sale or TrMie Jud, low tu dlstricl WU1 Ten bours weekly can cellenl income. More · th fi1 of tb Da01 1 can re9ull Ia more TWENTY YEARS A0>, f_rom e es ~· c• .•Cilllicothe 77Uil'l6. '" G""" ;;- elec. wate--heater YOO •- tt• ljnlltllaa ~•- F' '"""" .. r , ... - WllmDI ltllna, M - a 11611 SPACE Craft pickup .......•• - a-liable. •• For perSOIIlll Interview Tribune and weekly Gallia Times . . . Pomeroy lJri~ P6,1JLA Kay'• Beauly SaloD. 75:000 BTU fuel oil furnace Wo IN IJnMn OlllrlbUitlr eamper, a ft. Pb. 118 285Z. NO ........... ood co-IIEP., INC., 10 CALIFOB. toll-free following ceremony : •• Gallia GOP makefl 1 . 275 JOIN the fun. Be a blonde in Ph WIUt 446-2&:14 gal. ladoor tank2fltH tor Botpotnt 2fi6.lf 31btJilAlnn A. """""""'' g .., ,. ••• " sites. Close to town. NIA AVE. prrrsBURGH. clean sweep in Tuesday election .... - Atbt;DJ blaDU jwl a matter of minutes with _ . · __ _ _:_~_ __ ___ 1011 "r me. ,_ ~"' PA., .15zti lllclude GARS 211-0, claima undisputed SEOAL cbamplO~P. · lhe new Bonat processing ma-\37 A. FARM. .&0 tob. b~ 11•I_:=..::::;:TO;;P:-:,fiOD,=--...=.:.: ie1l Est... For Salt bad named Dextet While tt ebioe for trostmg, bleacbing, room house, some timber. DELIVERED, call llelvlll ....;.;;;;;;..;;;;.;;,;..:.;;.;..;;;;;;.;;.... TWO story frame home with number-. head the Internatloaal MDneWJ tippmg, ~ling, rinses. col· Kerr • Harris Rd. PIL BmeliW, 6f6.1111L aG 4 bedroomS, bath, big lo~ Fund knowing u ... "• . 011.\. of all !dads. Cuts P':"""ss· _ GOOf' deaa IUDlP lllld IIOUr enclosed porch, located at =='!=='!":'==:!="!:~=:"= lttlltl-iMI\I!11tt_ _ _ _ _ l Russian spf." , COil. Carl WlDtln. Bill Friendly Smell Town BidweU. PlumbinJJ__ • ill !9116, tbe United Stala IIIII cuban Premier Fidel easn -L 259-4 ette, Kanauga. 259-4 OraDtla. 1'ltllllt Cll H1IL UNUSUAL 2 lllory frame 4 bn- RI'AN\Wlll PLIJMIIING -w--· BB luilne, ~ baUt, large aBATING; 51Ueeold Tile Almareacbed agreement Ill ·till ANNUAL TURKEY SBOOT . \R. C.. ALLEN register, STORM WINDOWI!l tltmen, part basement, fore_. By United Press Intel'D'!tloDal orderly alrllfl ol refugees 18. GAL!JA County Gun Club Sill>\ NTationalstoadding,. lan,macblae• BEST ID quality, bealln price lil alrnlgu furnab Odlnce, to deep 0. D. PARSONS , Today is Sunday, Nev. 6, America. 'ft1e aldllt tD bellD • 75000 , Nov. 13. Public inYited. emco ve WI•• ' em storm doorS and wlndowe. we11• ce out u g, cor· PluDiblnl tuld BuiiDt 310th day of 19116, with 65 Dec. 1, was ta brlni. II nP Ill Hee an4 salldwicllea serv· 1 B.T.U. a.nd scales. '57 Har- !',alllpolla Block Co. 123~ ner lot. Priced reasonable, ..,._ ·~:.;P'ourtb;::.:;:_:;A,;,;.,e;:.._,:.:.16:..:1:.:.011:_:_.. I follow. 4 000 Cuban refugees a !11111111. . :14!·21 Icy !lav1dsu servk:ar, I Pine St. Pbooe t4M78S VaC8111, can be reen any 51% IIIII Ave., Mallll _ ' A Utought for tbe · 411 """ · ,-:1;-;-;=:::--=--:c--::---: pop coolers. Ph. 441 32ltl. time. 1010 A. 5 rooms, bath, bas&DBWI1'l PUJMBING · The moon Is between Its Amerio:an President AllralWtl c LO A¥ l"'lm!ture open t au Don't Pass Up This men~ furnace, plenty water, . AND 'tEATIJIIG quarter and new phase. LinCOln said: "There li ·~ .. BASSET!' bedroom suite. ModBUYS this 3 BR oae 10 mi. off Rt. ?. Reduced to ROUTE lfiO lor prompt eourf4. The morning stars are· grievance !balls a ftt ~jealel redress by mob law." . 'ta:'stamps' Rt Hen-\ ern, walnut with bookl:ase\ wtadOWI UDtela, etc. ftoor plan home, large dinl•g f4500.00. 1111 ..met Call G 6-m&. . Juptter. deh.rtn' w · 17' 234-tf bed, Gent's four drawer blgh.- Wlatera, ·Rio Graode. 0 CB room and kitchen, good ' · The evening star Is Saturn. . tit · top cltest, lady's ni•e drawer- . Wl2l alkr L ' 15-it well, located on a blacktop 3 BEDROOM homt!, aewly decPolish pianist, palflot, ' · ,.. , Lost lriple dresser with road. Lot 200' 1 140' orated, 1 mi. from To!" lor statesman Jan Pacler-1 .. .....- - . I 2 yrp tid, excellent condi- 1962 BONNEVILLE Pontiac, sale. Can IIDance. For sale ewsld waa born on tlils day LARGEST FAMILY _ t.IMI'S ali weather coat, light lion, $125. Lane's step tables contact Floyd Kincery 441 • Just Listed or rent to adults. "SET UP your "'wn accldeat 1000. The orchid Ia ihe 1ar1• tan, size 42, left at Elks and matching cocktail table,\ 3'165. . 2111·!1 102 ACRE !ann, 40 acreo Investigation at On thia day in history: family of Dowering planll . Ill Cillll Saturday night, !'!I 446- solid walnut, modem, $35. REiiUCE safe, simple and fast ble · lots of Umber tobacco pro:, . home - full or spare tim•: In 1860, Abraham LincOln tbe world. It is IOUDd Ill. f\'011" Ui5l 261-3 Sigler gas heater with blowGotoese lablets. Only fair fence 5 one ty, se · an • $6.44 an bolir averaae earn· elected President of the ical \IIIII nontropical eJ•mttet 1 __ l er, b.t.u., copperfllne, 89c. Gillingham Drup. 253-26 plan base- a';:e.FARM lngs. Jolt lllltllt. we States. from Green!aed Ill !be '\IJI!UI' WANTED I excellent condition, $125. Cali NEW GMC TRUCK ment dug wen 'some out- 46b th,. 1 7 7m you .. No selliJI8, In 1ll!lll, William McKinley talns of Eaat Africa, _ __:..:..:... · -- i 256-1918 after 5:30. 258-6 building. Pric; $6 000 a arm matlon. :No obllg8ltCO.·· waa elected President. to Ute Encyclop8edla 00011 loving home lor ' HEADQUARTERS ' ' · outbulldlll&8, 3 room Unlv&nal Schools, In 1953, U.S .. Atty. ca. • · beautiful 4 month old black 1553 HILDA DRIVE, Fairview 1958 - T. Chev. Ml'-e Us Prove It b1ouse,1 some nlcefr 11, 1!1101 Hillcrest, Herbert Brownell cllarg.,ednumm\ kllkeD. Phone 261-31, Sulxlivlsillii, RL 35, new brick 1957 z T. Chev. DUDI]I " ots, usl across om Texas 75204.'' mer Preaidelit HarrY· •• -~·-· - ·- --- · - - colonial style house a bed· 11156 o/• T. Ford Pickup A TAPE measure and a long Gailla achool. Priced right. Re•l Estat• Loans '1'0"vv babysitting in my home. walk throqgh Ut!s quality -;.;;:..---~A~ -~ 2110-3 ; : : . : :: bullln t BR hobamtbse, ROOM 2 baths, lurBJce01,1lrfleld\. . 2 ··---'-~--"-.!· MEN' WANTED. Survey person·! chen, built-in electric Tappan 1954 2 T. Ford & room, • I· lot rUD11 ,to river DIY REESE l!!!ll'dozer , nel, all positions, stereo com· i oven and burners, garbage 1 - 1960 II t . Chevrolet In kitchen, full basement, car- Ave. hoe service. Ph. pilers, cartographers. I m-' disposal wall to wall carpet 1857 - 11 T. Ford Pickup port and garage. You'D be ' mediate openings with equal i In front room and hail 110 1955 Cbevroiel 11 ·J' Pickup aurprlsed when you see lhla 3010 A. Farm 7 noMs 'ty 1 °" \ ' one. furnace •L acre T-·~""" OIJPOI'tun' emp oyer. ...,. baths. Just completed and 1 Mf!meapolll Moline Powao · ., """""~ suMe · o'. experience and sal· ; ready to move ln. See lliis Unit near Rio Grande. ' ary desired. Send to Rob- , fine home. Inquire at Rice 1959 F 600 Ford Dump · Come In · ert Kimball, Engs., Pritchard\ and Corbin Furniture c.. Pb. 1959 2 Ton Cbev. otake OR CAU. and talk over · your WE IIAVE sev•ral, Pl~ , Hotel, 6th Ave. & 11th Sl.. l 446-l17l, alkr 5 p.m. 441 • 1858 F 1100 Ford needs wltil the Dillon Agen- vacant land Illld far~!)(. , Hunli.ngtoll. W.Va. ... . 510 19&4 1 T. International cy, eourteGUII; frienclly · real· l · 1,,. •·. •· · _.3 2573 1D64l 10 T. Ford .tors. They 1tand readt to ·, Sa!etmee: , """''E echani - - 1 FALL SPECIAL 1960 II T. Ford heip you, yeal'!l of expeii·l ~£art Wln_.l lUI,II .1 M'""on transmisston 1AV'!'O_ m . e, ex·, stciml 11159 I T. Cbev, " l.i<l ... j l'li!nc!d en- PREHUNG aluminum ence, huyel'!l waiting, listing , WIJIIIO A111111111' ~ 1 1 pe . ' doors, complete $23.50 up. New 60" a•••-1 Cutten needed. Clerk · gine and electrical systems. • F , Hard Pb 446··, Flit· ratlfpiy plu with a armerr ware. ·~ tf $299.50. New 8.25 1 20, ID plf · . • .t in1!1mtniJ guarantee, paid Cl'746. """'nylon th:es $155. Inc. Federal HOBAR'l DILLOfll, REALTOR , Jnquiri at Martin LOW, LOW, PRICES oa *'- tax. . . · It baa been· eatlmated '' f'~ Sahli, 4111 zm1 Ave.160-6 llturl. uesoes. Rice and Corl* Fur· Olllo Valle' IJoi~ Co. LuciUe or HDIIfanl BraDDOD more pie go ~ H IJI I'IM IlL, ft. U.IID Eveall!p 441-IDI eo to basebill ''I ~-- ~~-I~RS~T ~~W ~-- '~ r:. , --~~--, ~ c~· l Oles~! -~·-~-·---~~~ )i\u~ -··.4--~--~--·----1 receiv~ ~190 ~ ~ *· I ~ck ~lymouth ~ • • '* ;~. ~. •illl. ~75.00 • • * DILLON AGENCY ~to~~ '!, ~~~: H~:No:":· ~:!: ~-~~atlng ~~ ~asb &~sit~ t v~ .... I c:=l~t=====--=-==pe~ _!i~~· ~1322. _ 'I tilh~ ~.ooo I · fu~aae~=~~ w~ ~oom DOUB~~~oodtA)~m~ ba~ hom~ ~art noor' UODI..~.. ..= ,~ ~ ~: g!!_~:: !aalrg1 ebullllv-~t s ~· ~ce, :S.rv~5!t. Of~~~-- ~·,~~.dod a~. ~ . .- '1:.;' o!flot Pl'f'· f.','.~~.. .:,-:.•li· ~ ....... ' ""' •t ""' 0 ;:~ . Offlet. I 62 Corvalr · · $895 ~fioil, . ~4 .RADIATOR I'AmNARS '•Rill••• SERVICE ..•• l,loh SliOp 63 Corvalr. $1295 a•• ONLY SOc 1 I 31 64 Corvalr • $1095 i J 63 Chevy II $1565 ~ill! 0 0 1 hot d' • I 1 look Ot these used truck buys! 60 fercl ·.. · $69 5 61 ChtvrOitt $895 i• l • 62 Chevrolet $1295 v• 63 Chevrolet $1695 J;;u, to 2a 101e suts & siRvtcr --· llAEnNARS J' ll;!"a· =era, '"'""Y Mottr Co. T Hurt Tnursday l I ... r:,....... I ,~t'·~r_!IM5~3..,~•. . ~~~~~.:::~:::~~==:::::====::::::::::;;;:; . a s-. non." .. rI •Jl"d, 1 ... fal'. ••· • • . *..,_ . IM'• t, y J~ckle Let Bu~ Bul· V~ Mitllillrllil .il j 4 IIIII ' .' w• -. h • ........ .,. ~~ '"" ,., ,,., ,...ug ter, t 15 ~· mQltf, Po-; ~mor, - ... o1 •· .irr...~i..ll~··PIIM~IIn,, 1, l· .,.... HONDA . HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES 1 Sunday Almanac f~· IS· Ia:"...:.:-Q tt!W'«.....~ ~sa ~R ..... '" ·-•-~ • ~.......,., el... lgn~ce I • .- ............. ""' -·lf•, JlO\el bJ lborihiibd, mu Ptliorm ni'IOUI NtQUoa au... fJllDI o1 3 balitTh~ i ., ~~Ill' " '..."''"'" II ''£~_ ~ol~erma:- ~,000 lllin'«',\ ~-- e:: !' . ~'!_edllaeln.!; --!:':'H•...,'fp...' "'"w""lft,....,...~ · ~-~· • Z.u t •. JIIo~a~u:.~;~ - d Corva'Irs d . an Chevy II's make great second cars Ph~ 7~ ~~!Ill! ll!f~Jf. I • &pr"-· ~ :!16-6:a _____ "~. JOHNSON rarm. approx· IJ!perltnclll USe !mately 28 acffs, I mile from AADIATOI " ~l(l41eport, rilht on high- SERVICE OK way 143 In Bradbury. 1 room house, nice liiith, hardwood •• 011 • •, fill ·,.," M50 SPORT ,_ floors, built-In eabinell In ' IO.CAT II!CI.l ~11!1'~11 CaLl..• kitchen, new white• tile block ce!Unga downatalra, storm SPliNT DICK IIAWI.INGS :.:~ doors, velli!Uan bilnds, l~rge ·' barn, 8ood allo, cement ~lock 1 building and building former· Phen• 992-2143 ly used as a grocery oloro, l'rQIII die Largesl l'rUck or P0111oroy. 0. large shet used as garage and BIIIJdo•er Hodlator To The Smallesl Heater Core. storage, new gas furnace, new 40 gal. hot water tank. so ! DlliVI A gal. cold water tank. Would C:LiAN CAll leave fioor cOYering for all " "HI~ but two rooma. Priced right ~~!!!!!!tlt!!!!~t!!!!!!!!J!~;.,;~ IT ONLY ?AICif Monzo Cpo. • 4P•ed tran1., for quick sale. Ph. 119' l o7144. red bucket IIIIa, new tim ONE 11\INUfl lJI New J•alaior white 1\nisb, radio 1nd heat: ___ _ ___ n 1 ltc or. I ROOM HOUSE free CUSOl'OMbutcherlng:-wm buy tCor eTruck eHootor I or 44 aem, P;..tland ~nd2 j hides. Phil Meier, tu2·!.~10 Coro • Bulldozer Baohan Road. Bill :Cozjlrt, 11 I rf l"ny TyjM U·DRIVE THRU Mon" • Dr. Powerlllde, Racme, 0. Ph. i411·3612. BULI.DO~ER service. Pondl, CAR WASH burket ...11. radio and h••t· busht 1 KEITH GOBLE FORD 11 a 3tp drtvewa)'ll 11at.t or. Local I owner IadJ own· 1 1 . • n• or. Beige finish, •harp lnoide .. · · hack filling, ~-22(11. flY 2·219t "•d"ltllrt. 0 and out · I 8EOROOM house on lot 100 , '18 311tc ====:::"'=";,;,;;;;,;,~.,""""'';.;O;rot;•::•::;:o,:.Y...,_~-·J · 1 150 home •n ne<iient con. [ SPE;CiAL 25 per -cept labor disdll!oo. big rard, newly paill~ count on all Gravely Tract~2 Phone 992-!Mifl~ or 992· 1!1'8 brou~ht in for tune-up or 9 9 28 tfr 500 Cpe Low mUuge. Loc11 ffpairs 4qring November and 1 owner car. std . tran1 .. TurDecember. or notify and w~ d~o~se flm sh, vinyl interior, , 175 ACRI!: farm, house wtth I will piok up your tractor I rooms and bath. cellar, cella• Gravely Tractor Sales, Pom: ! THf NATIONAL REPORT ON WHAT'S HA,,.NINii house, 2 large barns, free eroy, o. Ph. ilil-l9?> \ • 1as, 2 farm pond•. immedi· ' to 30 301 , POPI'ING Ul' -1967 Ml$5 TIEN·AGI AMEiliCAI c 1 On Nov 5 M1Si Teen·aee America for the com in 1 ate occuRancy. PQrl Wll· ' Super Sport HT Cpe. Jlucket hams, 192-2311 or 81'l-Z6111. I IIAK.E MORE: P,ROF!T by 1was J!ICl!ed and crowneil. This miss will be 1 sea11, console radio a. heater. listing your flfm s aervlces in ent kmd of beauty bud than the myriad other mlsstt10 3 lie ~0:/'';~~~rl:rhit ~~i~ w r ~ , the Daily Sentmel'l Busines11 Am,ertca, Umverse, World. etc. Smaller, perkier, smarter side and out. NEW s bedroom home, filii Semce column. 10 10 t1 she II be mor~ the n~tural, attractive , average teen-alit steam heat, wall"' wall rugs, AUCfiiiN!IiD type. Yes, •.hell r.okt In • $10,000 coli""' •~lwlortltlll, )ado grten, modem kitchen, C:O•pllll Servlcl Icon, stock In buo1n1u, wordrob01 . ond $5,000 CHh fer lgglty gas, plenty cabinets, living Croll •k ad l "' ,, jMUOnoloppeoronces. But the gtrl who'll crQwn the new room, dinln~ area, bath. uti!· Write. PT••• ., c.e1101 lftueen, Colette Oat~te, the. reigmng queel!, told 118 what 1 was like to wm. I wasn t picked for being a ravlshias 1ty room, built on garage wilh JL 1.. •Murmw heat, full baaernenl with beat, I R,ctH, 11111o beau~y · · statuesque or. being a stinky sex symbol ... larae lot, exll'a lot, 4ll 1 74 • 1 1 ttl d1dn t appear m any bathmg with buildlDJ 20 30, suka· SEWING !ll8d!IJtia, tt suit contest . . . but I dtd pel$. one. lhia YOJI', drta!nlt OK 1 bit for double prago or 01. t1ce, p 11!11\i!a, pau , ~ have to have high marks to up the nonniotent Slob . . IIIII 1 Ira house, good neighborhO!ld Tilt rabr~ !bOA IV~= comp~te · and durmg the year he has hi• aights ou tilt eloao tQ •tore and achool: Authorized Singer· sa• .;d ~::. flr;ts pe quee~ school Snark. Manufacture" oow blow tul'll fllhl et tho city ol sy. s.rv1ce. , 18 uc ances we~e s~::'~~l 4fpe;r- a polystyrene loam inta t hracuae algn, 10 •oo It -k e " .or 1 tnnards .. making hilger Jlli. IQI'~ left, 3rd ho\l8t do~Q lbe CO~PAC'l' SALES •nd aervice, t7~:.~~ds and vacatiOn maio a! !oat cost per cubic fOOl row. Marion R&ynolds. Syra~rt KeMody, llifll - lith I prices are down. Girlo (till Olllt, 0., Box '/7. lD 1• ~ tarkersbura, W. Va. Ph. I NO-PRESS SHIRTS ARE the time they get their college ~~3()6 ur Jim Deeter, Rt. S, HERE AGAI N: Guys are now diploma•, are lht moat eae• 1\ TQII Plc~vu. IJo!'<l tir.11 Ll' 8_ J. VI!ie, 0 · Ph. li67-38ii7. Yfeanng shlfls that really neerl buyen fllf themoeivoa . "'lld "b, red 1\msh, boater' f eyl. engine ' "'tf~fl' ~f4rlft IO 'lO 30tc no pressing 'The aov~l wrinkle · and te ~ive to other cirla. To IQ;AIJY·MJJ COIICI'Ite dell"" '" th•s rg.wrmkle garment boys they send snakes. Boy1 rARM -91 4CRilll _ ON ed rlllbt to rour projtel Fool lhal il ~an come 1.tifoijah t h e reciprocalt by aiviNI U&tn • Ple~up t'leetolde 8' body, V8 lfS _ 110 story 8 room '"amol W lilY. fl'll estlm&tu. t~u-hest machine wa•hin• (atl •poofer do•• tmQ••rtil of mi• 11 ellfine, eustom stata ...,_~ "' lo.,.lirll. ThllliJ ~'i (ood tire1. . ' heater ' ho'"- bath, w~ter IJ'Siem, ph..... ~..,....., Ooagi!U \he la~ndry or ~I home:., aJIIj ed-up anceatry) cellar, barn (241'111), ~ Qe., .Midtl'-1. bold Ito finish. The American I world is banl<in& 011 1 iol o1 houae; other buildlngo. ~ i 10 Ita Institute of Laundermg which · thest big, alre~dy hoqse·bl'9ken Inc $41,500. CVRTISS "Dairyand B~r'· listed ~ shirt mforme<~ j pets an·•v•ns at homes llli• Breeding Service at $6 lee YOUTH BEAT: ~ "This new ChriStma' - more tor tetM for all breeds, e>cept 1$ bulls permanent preliS is sQphistical·Jiand post-teens than for the ptt· 10 To•. 8' Fleelside, eq· JIIOJIIJ;I\UV Ont ,tory, Cine, Std. trans, H duty 8 p!J jqoed or limited use of 1110 ed wa•h·Jnd-wear . Becaus~ teen set. tires, deluxe trim he• ler room horne, modern in service. lnlermation any~ it has a stronger chemical ron- 1 crten finish. ' ' wilh blllll·ln OVt!! and where, oervice to any- tent and an improved crea•• l MUSIC ~ The rhylh!ll IJ tt· unit, bath, fuH body by callmg Leland Park- recovery rate, it can take even ! peating itself New versions ol forced hoi air furnace, II' 992-2364 Pome!'O)' or 115- thorough commercial launder· 1 recent and not·so-reeont hill are I 1\ Ton..... tab lo Pit location. Asking 18,500. aa• Cbe!Iter. 10 16 :Wtc mg withoijl needing ironmg. • feature ol newest roconll 7:Kix20 10 ply tlrfl, bi' .~ ,q,ln,, clean eab 1nd seat• All\ COND!TlQl'HNG ~ now swimming up to top popuheater. ' RUTLAND - ON RT. 1U IUIO serviee. J ck' "elrlCer- . YOU'RE SWIPING t h P larity. The way-back "Rain aa Good 2 olory, I room 1 era.uon New 1 younger set's pets. It's nearly 1lhe Roof." cut in soft-rock sly!• SAVINGS j;QR YOU ON (aluminum siding), 'l'U ~ nen. t ope llwo monttu till Christmas, bul l by the !.ovm' Spoonful ill one, .. eity '!'ter, lBS beaUnJ, lronl 10 ~ tie NIW '66 CHEYilOLIT ' · 1 Uc the way yoo're snatching up The one-time sm11h hit. "l.Auit, Jllll'cll, Qlee lot In good ...... 1· Rurll these big, kiddie, stuffed toy "'uie," in a lush, warmly barPAS$. CAll. lion. OnlY M,se&. Gat, Arnofof animals in stares indicates tltat monious re-do by the SalldptpIIINEIIIVILLJ; - One ill I. K• Sl., a lot more than reindeer will be en •• another.. And llilly Sttwlrtm~, 1 rooms, cellar, l!l'VY, I U lfr ' rommg aown chimneys on Dec arl rocks an mlectiou• revivlll ·: qe, l~r8t lol, plenty of / 25. A last-minute check among ol ~ Dom DIY olllndJnl, "S. · Ototn lv... Til t II•"'' den space. Heuse 1n WO Pefl<IODS · ~epartment store buyers reveals rret !J>v1." AIIWnl lhe llrend PQMii~OY, OHIO condition. Bargain at Y fhat money-happy teen . agers new ones to watch out for, heN tump, eu W4NT TO ~Jlll.,.LIST WITH are avidly buying plush 6 . fool aro two: "When Sht Notdo Ill trea'" •lo~er 00111, Pea. \II dogs, cals, bears, Uons, S!l11kes Good Lovin' She Com• to lilt,.'' cook Coal Co.; une block Allletl 1\1. Col, tNktr and giraffes. The reason? Prot>- which will be hittinC turnll.,.._ from lfaffie Ulht Clltli~lre, HIIIP]I Vltlolll, III._M PT. PLEASANT _ Til' ably becae.. yoe ju1l want 10 aod airwave• wilh eltolrie -. 11. Wtbllkt ~ ~h·..,~~~· II a lie • IAI Iff's department Investigated n But also because of .the new, pact and ·'Peep Peep Pip . ~...!.!"H"'" IJ;'f, lit IQI1 ............ • •liN acci~ent Thursday n)jhl 1 more JmagmatJVe deSigns Pop." an Arizon• ,,,sation. 08 l'/. ~T; ~ondlr Jl~:'l~ truok, 11 6 Zip R~ 33 ...r Maaop W s~ch as designers adapting th• spreading East :Aid West wi" 11 ~~,,.... .-,.siQ(l. Ph. Chi!I. ...,.. . ' · · big-eye craze :0 ~.. stulled a powerful beat. \ll ..lll_ II J _.... "• I ., DQOIll houle, ' l!alha, Jato ly Which resu)lod $105(1 ..·""" ..... --· ~ ... .. ... -· dam.w!e and IDpersonal . .. DLL Y oaplorer IIIQ,W tins, .aae, barn, outbuildillf•· brick to two persons. 1M I IS '!\Ia. $lUI, n5 l II dr!JeW'f, furnJOt llaDIIY Mllchell, IS, MaSOII, '1'1111., .91, Tn I It 'ntll., tllit.Jble fOf hoUSifll was cited for IJIIure to vl•l•i II t20.91. Addllloul tl for WW, ment, II acrt~~, 7l4 rl&ht • of . way, whe!l he atra ~1111.11, f/.10 eaoll. St., Ml4dltparl, all lor Pill of a 110rvi"" staUon NnreD a 12l•ter, 0. ~. J!h, Mlddlt[lO!'I , P,Ut of a ll'acter trailer driv•en " - • IIIII 1t It l!alwH.Rl.yQII, f •·Ill· and f p.m. by Donold Fowler: ~. Mll'll ~t!CIIIr" o1 Slr~t, I'Qmeroy. P'qwler sw••""· l H•lafr Rtopllal: Visitln& Eimer H. Belue, Talllllra Lyon Estale. u 1 1llc cd in an ftternpt to mtu hours H and 7..! p.m. Parent. Cadle, Alexander H. Cunnllll- -.. on Pediatrics Ward. ham, Mrs. "'wall &. lll¥11, car and slruc~ two parked AdmlssloDI McKi!!ley Do~, Mrf. r,~o.;r-Wtii~l -~-'U S.l• owned by !lonny l"lnley, Mrs. Joe Mocb, 16 Statt 81.; B. Griffith, J•Hrey A. Javino,· ., :. IBN OUlSMOBILI!J.- PfiOiitfi. 10 ~ Donald v,n Meter, Perry B. Thaxton, 527 Fourth Mn. James E. Johnson, ilr., 11 s 3tc on. flllnn~ Mt~en antj t.ve.: James H. Clark, Rt. 1 Mn. Mary E. Justiee, WlllianL tall. 121M· Po~llan<q-=""-'-----...::..:-- brother, Gary, a Gallipelia ; Robert M. Haskins, R. Keefer. Cecil SalltQI, Wfo 1111 CQltVAIR Mona, ;:'" l,reated for minor Rt. 1 Gal!ipolia; Mrs. Ro&er Jlam C. Sexton, Cooil TuiJIJ. !Hieke! aoets, f'IGG. Ph. Arrest listed 1 Ute .. 1M Pu~kett, MerC<rvll!' Sl!lr Misa Ga1 net Tooley, Mr 1 , 11}1ftll1 f Sip jaQ . 1 Rt. : Mrs. Robert G. Nibert. Ppr.l Wiseeup, Charles Y.... ~ ~ ;.•• ~":'* ~~l'lfl. .. ll, Galllpolla Ferry; Mrs. J•me• 1Mr1. Elhel Shadle, Mrs. ~.;r: , * i ~LISH ~ , ..r. in~xle~tinn ' """' · wllll E. Morrow, Pt. Plu• ry W. Edge and lnfiPI 11" rNI!Il .!Or IIlli~, owner In --, :· . ' ~11 )lila Nancy L. Mrs. Raymond C. McDaniel·IIIII ~-~~i.ij;i~~~;.;i~ l Yltf N'lft. l'h. 112 ~· •· Bulow, Pt. Pleasant; M11. infant son. Mrs. n."ey E. 11Mf c. 11 ~--,___ _:1::1..:~.:.'_:lie:_ Two Civil A\ldoDI Bonnie Per"llCII', Appie Grove, snd jntant 1011, Mra. WIUiam ~­ W. ~t, ; Edward F. Rickard, Sbel(lon. Jr., and infant d. . !!ll!lll Jo1'41 Filed with Court $r., ftt. 1. Lt;l..-1; Mrs. Reed ter. ·· Otlflla(,!'l', ~~-· -· liT. PLEAS!\NT -'I'Wil ~· lil)'ll®, jlt. I Racine; 1\tlnda 1"1' acUons were fll~ In 1M lue Percy, RoUpd: Mra. Rich;)! 11 • of ~ircu!t.CJerk lloward Scliultl ard G. Abelo, Rt. t Loog IIQI· Melp CJ,IIf'll P1!4lllll 'Ohio lllnt >tj:'qt~j, looli · ~ Clrl ~hultz, ~r., ~ &teJAiiew, M• Is tbe l.n bolli 'ac. Rl. 2 Racine: Ml'!l. Jackie L. I!Oll~ Gertru4e Qrellllll. ,_. and ~ ·ilulfala, w. Va.; ~rs. lal!4, L'Will!f~ t f'tr~er. Coaltqn. _ . . . . .. "'"' nv•t 0 rig)lts. • • If the weather's bad, we're sure someone will make transportation arrangements for those who are shut 'ill for one reason or another. And they'll be a baby sitting headqu arters set up at the First Presbyte.rian church . in Gallipolis for moms who want to cast thell' vote B, ..... "'" otherwise wouldn't because of the small ones at home. • HOTTEST issue locally• app.ears I to be the .Ga\lla "'"''·IAII . ._ • i LARGE borne, 1918 Eastern Ave., 4 bedr?om, large ilvmg room and kitchen, also buSI· ness room. WITH 14 contests on the Gallia county ballot, plu1 Home Phones two county-wide levies and five local levies along wltb Russell D. Wood, 4464118 John I. Richards, 446-0280 one option issue, there should be a .good turnout T~es­ day. We'd like to see all 10,707 regtstered voters exer· cise their rights. It would show 'em up north that Gal· Auto Sales · countv is really interested in politics, and that tllil neck of the woods has "come alive." 110 TRADE - CASH • SPECIALS fi!EW NEw 1980 Chevrolet Impala Conv. RECORD turnout for any Gallia county election One careful local owner: was 26 years ago , Nov. 5, 1940, when 11,509 Gallia,na 19 .White with black top: new went to the polls. That was 21 years before voter regtstires; small V-8, auto.-trans tration became effective, 11,454 Gallians exercised their • •iiii~fqr;;i;;;.$1;;;...;,'-llliiiiiiiiiiiii•Jf ~~lttal Estill_!!' _Sale l EIGHTY-six percent, or 9,326 out of 11,01>1 registered voters turned out lor the presidential election two years ago. Gallia has approximately 344 less regis, tered voters than it did in 1964. Latest figures show the city with 2,929 registered voters. The county bas 7 ,778. This is somewhat surprising, because an all-out registration drive was conducted following the 1964 and 1965 elections, and after the 1966 May primary. Several individuals just don't ca~e. Usuai!Y it's these people who gripe the most when thmgs aren t going right. • I 1: l w!:!hPri and I \w01r P~-' 0 llll' I INFOitMA fiON ••··~•"•• ..,.._ . · '"' 'Y...!-1 • ~ • • • SMALL dwelling and bath rents lor $35 per mo., also a good business investment priced at only $3,750. l==m-=====~= 2 sr•:OROOM-bnck. Ri a' Grande In Memory AUTHOR U~KNOWN IF past election results mean anything, approxl· mately 7,200 of Gallia's 10,707 registered voters will go to the polls in 33 city and county precincts Tuesday. This will be 300 below the 1962 oft·yeer election turnout which found 7,465 ·,yijl· Jians voting for the first time under voir er registration. ' char9oo to• at ' ~ eb•n.. .. . _ d Of Th ....... 8}'nlit I _ _ ' BY HOBART WILSON, Jlt. 4btnoC ,..,gute• IJflffiNlSHED apurlment 1 ulilt. l an, c11•n•• maca 111 ,._, 1 . .,,... It' 1 partment at 460 1st Ave. Ph. j 446.0208 :162 -lf ••• nrNI an'!t" tTOPPI• l!llfort oxp•ratlon will lfto numr.e• If I• The Su~day Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Nqv, 6, 19611'-E.I For j for Still or !11nt ' - -Rtnt "'""n~~\.:.1, M HARMONY APARTMENT$- PRACTICALLY new 2 bedroom w . . .:~:~. ~=·~ ~~~. 3 room~ furnished, new: pia•· house, tile bath. b~rch cabin· 111 ... " " ,..,,.,.,.. ter, paint, floors, bath, s.lnk, ots, buill in stove, an 0 y priceiectrle range, furnace, one wood floon, reasonabl e, six block from high school. Out ed. See Ronald Osbornon Rt. miles from Chester of all floods. Ph. t91!.5392. 248. 11 4 31c 11 6 tfe t ROOM house with bnth, out Sale or Trade of high water. cloae to school and church, 840 E. Main St., WILL TRADE-for hoqse trailer Pomeroy, 0 ., Wrile N, W. $3,000 equity in a 10.000 house Jenks, 41 Mound St., Athena, in Camp Verde. Arbona.. Ph. I I 66tc 0. 45701 or C'8ll AtbellB, 592· evenlnga ~fl.28?.3. 1176. 11 6 8tp 1959 CHF;VROLET, V..! automa. ' 3 ROOM furnished aparlmont. tic, l1l SOuth Third St. , Mid· ucellent col)I!IUon, conve•i- dleport, 0 . Ph. 992iMII5 . ' , I~ 30 tfe ent lo a shopping area, Jm. Q!edillt oocupancy. Ph, 992Wanted To Bu y 3341 afler 5 p. m. 10 11 tic Umbtr- fa Ollie II' ANDINO MODERN Z bedroqlll IIQmi, otd or Wesl Vlrflnla. or Pomeroy, 0. Pb. 9ft.2903 day Marton farma With Umber. • • \1 or 992-37D2 eveninp. Reynolds, Bo1 TT. Syraeuse. ' • tie 0. t Ia t112tp IN LOV!iiiG memory of Garnet ' E. Jenkinson, taken from FURNISHED one and two bed· For 5•1• us two years ago on this room, flrat floor apartments 3618, 2 bedroom- ~:~~~ I Middleport, 0. Phone w~ IBtlfl lth day of No\rember. trailer with awning. 10 11 lie You quietly went away lhat . 3871. Litl!e, Cheshire, 0 . day, 1 ilc 1' FOUR ROOM furnillled apart 11 No goodbyes could you say, ment WY ~3&58. 1 14 !fe We aak ourselves both nighl --- CCON DOGS, Alvin Myers, near 1. UNFURNISHED apa•tm~nt ~nd day, Silver Ridge Church, Rt. 6 !tp newly redewrated~ · · Norlb "She meant ao much, Why Reedsville, 0. 1l couldn't she stay?" : Sect!nd Ave., MldtllePQrt, 0 ., ORDERAMSTUTZ;SH a nd N hick• Deeply missed by Mr. Clif· I will rent reasonable. Frank "Nick Chick" leghorn c 10 16 tfc ford Jenkinson, Mr. and Fugate, II!JS.5293. or started pullels today. Mod· Mrs. Robert RU!iseU snd Mr. i ROOM apartineiiiWIIh btlb. ern Poultry, Box 188, Atltens, and Mrs. Ned Gr~t. Pb, llf2o3319. 8 t tic 0. Pit 593-7331. I! 1 He ,,. 11 8 Up wal· for WAJ,NUT Secretary, I FURNISIIIi;D apartment rayer couple In Middleport. P~011e nut b1nquet table and p NotitCI 11 3 6tc W2-3267. chair. Phone 992->:123. ~ --11 AUCTION - The peraonal pl'Oll' FURNISHED and unfurnished .-tY of lhe late Nell Prk:l l aparlmenll. Clou to sohool. RATS, ,mice eliminated fnrGrilfllh wlll be sold at real· Pbona 119'._1434. 10 II tic ever, ''Get Slar, 21'. lb. for II.SU; Ebarsbach Hard wart, danllt jual off State 'Boult 114 Sugar Run MilL II • 31p Penland, Ohio, oppollta now Ftmllt H1lp Wanted CLIIK suNNiiA•wu -.. PorUand .Methodlsl Church 1966 ZIG ZAG DIAL • A • (watch for a.ale arrows.) Sat. IPerWrm IIU~b ·~• tarlal work u : ty p- !C, swfni needle, zil zacM"T· built Qf dtlaJIM1 'nd eomplu nNoY. !J, 111111, al 1 p. m. Map. lllf in lor buttonholes, blind torb• oor;r:polldeacs. elau ~QIII•· ~ · modern davenport and Ilion•;.:: 111 of Jette,. an Ml et hems, monograms, etc. Guarati tnd, rqar ptn'fofm •ariOu• .~llalr, ~pte masazlne !land, liiJ .f•~ •Pt!q~ CJUtillo ftl~ n 1 of rfjpot'l anteed. Only a paymenL• left lihd. iable, portable TV, WQQI and neordt, ordarlnl of offln IUP. tl $6 each. Trades accepled. pi\... Hl,n &cl\~1 '"""llt!OJI phil l'll,l, bedrool!l sulle, relrlt!er· •~J • nar at offiCI '"INrltate r• , Ph. 912-:1685, II 3 tie 9;\IIHG. II'ID:Y btll• ~ lh; • llrttlor' ... ranae, ~lies, pQllB, '"' .. ,.,, ..... ~' JPcq\\tl• • It! SINGii:R SEWING metal kltcheri cablltet lar~e »ar t in Ptflon or u 1: Ohio Unlver· ~IW Ptnon,.l bmu, lfenl•l 818, in ~ew sewin~ \&blo, zil oil Seigler beater, bedclothes 4U'~"'' O)tlu. IWeepei' ntQity tabl,, le~ , eqmpped w bttllllllhole, VII•CI!ll,neoua l~tms;, Terma: MI·' I IDODQ8l'llll. ~tw in ~ill' Cp~. C. Brad!frd, ··Aacuon· PAR'I' TIMf! WORK full u111e' pen. elc. PaY off 1 PI!Ym•nl4 m.""'· Slped: Gayle H. Prlee, ~Ill'. p~rl tl!lle, .3 h~urs ~ily. 16.99 each. P~. 992-261!~. ~1\lr, ' . II I lie YQu cllOQI!I! lhe ho\!n ·day· 11 ~ tic f'WILL",Nln' -lifR."Wtstlili time or evening, leO ~eek\Y· ESTATE <;O~L •lov., actOd 1!11' llfiJ' df!JIJ C9llb'iclell by You can chon" fOur bolJie- eonQjtiaa ljertha ,l.m011 l'ttt IIIYPflf ' town location. Internatlanal !Qd ' · 11 31c Gill •· Jaf'lll&i company pr'ov!®a the richt 1, ' f'omeroy, OhiQ woman with free !raining. AJ·I . ~~....,..,... -n;-;-.--=:-:--::-_:l~l_,..fc_:S~tp 10 you ~-Q cboo~ 1 full OOOD u8ed fires, low as lUll Wll.tL OQ GOII 11au11 time posldon and eara f/000 each. Ph. 992-1151. m:aaaa ~ ~ the llrsl year. for appolnlIt II ll8tc lidr ~ -= ·• .. menl only callii2·~11M. COI.Pit TV, 19611 made!, beay\1SICO'i)'l'!iiiitliy, Nav. et11 10 21 30\c lui wJIIaot cabinet llifi .. t hf S.lt sun in ll;ll'l'aph. pjy · ,. · urv...,... ~• diM! Qt ~~ RIYilltllt.l ot ' t1ie Reelllt l"lre Dep,l'ln1ent. NO. 1 Kennebec potatoo~. 6iar- ~uo ~r !lllltlth. 'l'rY 111 11 I ftc ~ Hlllon, PorUand, 0. home. Pb. M-5649. I Gallia Dateline: AD Y' ~NT ~~-lbe Sllud~ TliUe:i.:lelllillcl; Suuday, N'ov.'G, !1166 .. --~-- Servic Waitt Ad Way-By Phorle, Busil\Csstbe It:sEasy to Do C:LAS51FIED - --- "' R~ G. NI· IAim ~vllle;~iiUlu'~ M t Jlalll. ~,.'I~ Pet'Jl, W. Va., ~ p.m. Pucbtt, 1olercervl!l' ~~~~~~~~~~=jj~~~''"' frlt!Jy; Mr ~ 1. ~; ~ ........ ..,..,.,.. .., . •'lt=~IPI.;.-· .• ;II!Jl"~t.Jir~ �~·-"""'""'"" ot '"';·......... •\ ........ ...... ,.., " . . .. ' ..,_, ~·"· ... -~ ... ...~·--t· ~ ----~- - ~ ~ " ""'' i · -··-~-II' . . . illl,i.lro!rV4Ii'ilf~ ,, 40111: ,, · • ~ · _.,. "...... ·-1 '• At '\ ·:.=.=1:.:.1:, - o~~!!s .... eon..c!tt••• .,,u 1St:\ ~-- For Rent -- I I ouO • .. · · .. · ' . nc 3 ROOMS and hath furnished Tt\re• con•cut1wo ~JIY• • • . . . t4c ~ lll.d'flrtllll'll orooroll tor lrti~IUIIt apartment. All utJhlles tum· . ! ~~,~~~r~ ~ ~~· Ilk~ ' " ' an• I IMI ished. Ph. 44&0l71. 261 -6 : : S!• Foodstuff I • 1..,1_., 1 II a re ro~strlcteo to "''" - - - - · - -~ ·-propll clanlt•ctllon• lftO to ttl.o ' 'I' D!!Uv r n bune ttv'• ot typa lrt- FURNISHED one bedroom .,,,, •• ; ; ; , r.a , 0 , 11 01 ' " ' " 11 , , 01 ' " " " • " 101 ont'l l tlmlt ":' ..... IG 111111 llrniQ . OP• IUDmlttiG lOt \ """¥!1'''-' :_ ~ wm .. 10c - • -~- _ I c iiUifl•d ld· MODERN brick home, full basement, l'h baths, 3 bed· room, nice kitchen in city. 1 tics ?Sid. Ph. 446-18M 262-lf 1 __ , :BLUE LUSTRE not noly rtds 1 I ___ carpets of soil but leaves 1 pile soft and lofty R e nI ! 1 ' WE ARE sincerelv grateful to electnc shampooer $1. Cen· ., \ our fnends and ;,cighbors for ' tral Supply Co 262-li their many kind acts of sym- 3 r..;-ms~- u~r;:;;.~ished apl. , 346 pathv durmg our sad bt·re,•· Tlurd Ave. Call 446-0153 or m(->nt ~Our apprecm twn can- 44fi-l291 after 5 p. m. 260-3 · nut h.-- ,lt.\ N1L1<11t'l~ P:<.P 1 ~'"'~'d 1 RF.nROOM house. 917 Sec- : i i ,.,...~ar .. . . 1 1_ · IRI<S __ • Ttw LJ.r\)1 \\ ul Pal:o; y Fn)J;!,i\e " on 262-l d <\\'f · Call 446-2516 good two soil, modern kitchen, bedroom, gas furnace, out· building. Close to Rio Grande school bus. Owner says sell. S A. LEVEL, very good, 260-S I ~ va i labl e Nov. !0, $70 mo. · Call Zh-;439. Garland Lamer. 260-3 to - - I """ !.'.!:F. FLOWE RS they sent ~u . d(l"clr. Wt' re \'ery sweet F'UR\ ISHED apartment, lar ge . ·and \\ hite. re fril!.erator, lst floor. Prtv- \ ~ wm!ld bf' :_; nrpnsrd at all ate entnmcc. Stlltable for i L'!ft ~1ends tha t en \led on two peop le. 0 . H. Wood, 44 . vnu tonight \066. 260-tf I 1 trie<f to sm1le and once I FUH NISHED 3 IJ€droom home, l lh bath s, basement. glassed· 1 in bark porch. ga rage , gas furnace Call arter 4 p.m 446·1 s., · tl wv wrre "urpnsf'd, : liC\.I'IW \!ill '.I'N!' gont· t h Ht f 't¥·:•lt ':1~nl!]d Ow; way - and ""'':ll't «rnwh"rl'· ' plar• t•• Mzj~~~~1~~f~~y}"·sT~~~~~""~ "r~A"' 2.) 43 .258-6\ ,,.., mr to hr grave. can' t 5 ROOMs and ba th fu rmshed : '"" l>•d \ "''rl"; ' "'"d I' m try· house. 61 Garfield Ave. Ph. to· he b""· 46-400t .. 26 I·S' 4 A ·~• --~- -~--~t~ ·<lll<fl .,,.d 1~- , rdn I V~rk- :t ROOM un furnis hed at>Mt' • 262-t: ment. Available Fri , Nov. 4. ·<Hs. P' · " """ " · ·- '10· The WISEMAN Agency Offlct Gl 6-3643 Evon!- Ill• Wt"l"'"· Gl 6-3796 '· 1 Contact Empire Furmture . Lost 258-tf 1 · --- - -· "• liE f f munth Sieen ng LARGE Black and Tan 1 01 room furnished apl, Arnold trailer Tag or cpo· hliar. , space Contact Stelll onn " orga n, one 1 Pork r..ntral Hole! Ill-If ''' '4:46·1263. _ i space ror reo1. IAill ~---'· "'HJ•~n~ ~ o 1 • . I ~-~~- wm;~ I PG!mf>.2W F.ound. ''C~eek E. N. WIHmon. Gf t.450C 1rom 1 • -"'- till . "I _____ ..... For_ Sale -- ·-- I • i • • 1958 Ford Galaxie 2 dr. Htp. V-8, extra clean 225.00 1960 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. Htp. Victoria, runs very good 1959 Chevrolet Belaire and looks good - clean !9111 Ford station Wagon $210.00 ~ ~ I ·good Child Welfare Board'sfortwo-tenth a mill le9y Standtires - 6 cy!. -$26\I.OO Countv for the Guiding Hand School mentllilYofretarded chll· female H_e_lp___Wanted =· 1 3' pui'l'W.S on Upper Georges TWO unlurmshed apartments.: CLEAN carpets With ease, : AGED lady to care : SPRING VALLEY 1959 Ford Galaxie - 2 dr. Road Ph. 446-4200 ' Inquire at 46 Court Street. No I Blue Lustre makes the JOb a1MIDforDLanE invalid lady, live in, THREE bedrooms, 110 balha, 6 cy!., Aut. Very clean 00 $1 Rent She electric d 1162sham·,, 1 t good cltaracter, good bealth, j 5 years old, iow down. .,., :.. , BREEZE. $-' 25...., 260.3 , phone calls please. , -FLOOR office room, 28 1 ppar ' $!00 per mo., room and · ment, spht leveL 1962 Falcon Futura, Notice Locust, water pmd. D. H. t , board. Call after 6\ the low 20'a will trade. Bucket aeali ; extra .. - -- ---- - - , Wood. 446-I066 7-tf \GO-CART, good condition, rea. m. 260-tf FOCUS ON STYLE 1 sharp . 18 fa!l]ion colors are Sues , sonable, call +1&4134. 261-3 P NEW lititing, 7 room borne In : 1957 Ford - 6 cyl. stand.- dren. The levy has been endorsed .by most of the Cqpto munity's leading organizations and citizells. · ·' ,. . • • A ''" AN exciting battle is anticipated between eommla. sioner candidates John Morgan and Clyde Saunders. Both have conducted vigorous campaigns during the· past six months. In 1962, Morgan defeoied .B. B. Saunders, MODERN , , !mUlletraller bJ , 19110 FORO Falr!ane 600, 1 cyl., HAIR clresaer, experience pr&o city, large fenced lot and , good 4,606 to 2,500. ' SrJight She keeps her pet coigrs bnght with I week or month. 1000 stand. trans. 2 dr. sedan, !erred. Call Paula Kay's Beau- with piay J'OOIIL One floor t9511 - runs • • • f'ustre! Rent electr1c 1 nut SL_ 1 $3115. 1157 Ford, 1 cyl. atand. 1y Salon, l46 KG. . plan - priced lor nle , good $85.!)0 GALL!A county Democrats S\!Ored only one 'shampooer $1. f'armer's Hard- a ROOM furlished apartment, troll, 1 llldall, .._ Call · · at $13,000. 11iil' Chevrolet- 6 cyl. tory in 1962-J. Sherman Porter defeated Sen- Oakl!ll 'ware. .e 22 6:1 contact Empire i'llmiturt Co. 446-0&111. 11JN EVANS HEIGHTS ll8ntl. f/0.1101 Cpllins 3,668 to 3,542. However, Porter lost 1311 cUatrli* 446-UOS. 26Hfll9fl8 ZIG ZAG DJAL.A.stl'rt::H, W1ntecl To Buy 7 ROOM bouse with ample ''Drive 1 little ad in a bid for re-election. In 1964, Gallia county DemD> Jys'r a shipment of: FURNISHED apartmenl All "'• llullt loDllner 11101 44f closet space full basement, · t a lol'' al CI'll.ts scored four triumphs, including the presidential WHITMER S BLACK DIA· tillti .d. Call ~ If- IWing Deedll. ,.. Zal 'II FORD ' ...,ti and eomple~ bath. Low """"'S AUTO SUES CONG. Walter Moeller lost to Homer (Pete) Allell" &'OND L!NlMENT. Your u 05 pal In lor ])v+!mhol... bllncl ..,, down payment and 18S11111e VINTON, OMO in the 1964 congressional race in Gallia county, 4893.. Rawleigb Dealer, 19'M E. ter 6· 250-11 he1111, amogram, II& Guar· PHA Loan o1 110 per ceat. Pp.DU 1-318'1 or DU " · .., - · '-~ to 4043. Moeller however.~.y;on the district 'lri.th ~.521 · Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio. Phone · For Sale anteetl. Only I paymellla !ell Wanw.cl To Do U Boar Service ' " · ' .. · • • votes to Abele's 49,744. when Abele won the ~ ' t't '&-2of.J. Just across the af " oach. Tradll ~ ....,_ Mll'll • 44WII1 llqii!JflS , O pp~rtlll'tll8l seat in 1962,. he downed Moeller 4201 to 3038 In l:l~ 11131 ''toad from Smith Buick used GO-CART, good condition, t4&- • 2liiHf oou; Boult N111'8111 triiJIPOI' u Boar 8enlce ~ :J~. county. Experts forecast a much tighter race betweeD 1;fr lot. 262-1 reasoaable, Call 44&0143. SINGER SEWING MACHINE 1afiG11 aftlllble, reUO'ab Phone H6-06fl6 at «8-$791 NO selling. Refill and · ' Moeller and Clarence E. Miller this year, not only ill ~---26U In New Iewing Table. Zig ra1e1 IIIIo for lllllpplD& • money from New Type county, but in the loth district as ,well. Dead Stock 1957 FORO pickup. Priced lor Zag equipped ta buttollhole, working motbera, bollrly, tiD- BAIRD REALTY CO. 11 operated dispensers in will be Removed Fret quick sale. Pb. 4464739. 262.1 tlesiSn. mooogr811, · IJ or weekly rat& Pb. ma. Must have car, COME 5 a.m., Wednesday, the 1966 elecfiOD Rn.L remo•• your dead ROOMS of colOIIlal fun!· zlppen, et.:. PIJ oft I Pill" a. Mod Oscar Baird, Realtor 3 "" rt-• Pb. mnta "·1111 each. W.11139. 1112 A. FARM, 2 story frame ences, $550 to $1850 ~asb. recorded in the history boOks. See you at·the polla Tu• bones. cows and mu1es. CaD ture. Reasona.,.. P '""" 841 home, 3 baml, plenty level 0 day. 0 0 Clllieol Jackson 2864531 « ~. 262.1 Sale or TrMie Jud, low tu dlstricl WU1 Ten bours weekly can cellenl income. More · th fi1 of tb Da01 1 can re9ull Ia more TWENTY YEARS A0>, f_rom e es ~· c• .•Cilllicothe 77Uil'l6. '" G""" ;;- elec. wate--heater YOO •- tt• ljnlltllaa ~•- F' '"""" .. r , ... - WllmDI ltllna, M - a 11611 SPACE Craft pickup .......•• - a-liable. •• For perSOIIlll Interview Tribune and weekly Gallia Times . . . Pomeroy lJri~ P6,1JLA Kay'• Beauly SaloD. 75:000 BTU fuel oil furnace Wo IN IJnMn OlllrlbUitlr eamper, a ft. Pb. 118 285Z. NO ........... ood co-IIEP., INC., 10 CALIFOB. toll-free following ceremony : •• Gallia GOP makefl 1 . 275 JOIN the fun. Be a blonde in Ph WIUt 446-2&:14 gal. ladoor tank2fltH tor Botpotnt 2fi6.lf 31btJilAlnn A. """""""'' g .., ,. ••• " sites. Close to town. NIA AVE. prrrsBURGH. clean sweep in Tuesday election .... - Atbt;DJ blaDU jwl a matter of minutes with _ . · __ _ _:_~_ __ ___ 1011 "r me. ,_ ~"' PA., .15zti lllclude GARS 211-0, claima undisputed SEOAL cbamplO~P. · lhe new Bonat processing ma-\37 A. FARM. .&0 tob. b~ 11•I_:=..::::;:TO;;P:-:,fiOD,=--...=.:.: ie1l Est... For Salt bad named Dextet While tt ebioe for trostmg, bleacbing, room house, some timber. DELIVERED, call llelvlll ....;.;;;;;;..;;;;.;;,;..:.;;.;..;;;;;;.;;.... TWO story frame home with number-. head the Internatloaal MDneWJ tippmg, ~ling, rinses. col· Kerr • Harris Rd. PIL BmeliW, 6f6.1111L aG 4 bedroomS, bath, big lo~ Fund knowing u ... "• . 011.\. of all !dads. Cuts P':"""ss· _ GOOf' deaa IUDlP lllld IIOUr enclosed porch, located at =='!=='!":'==:!="!:~=:"= lttlltl-iMI\I!11tt_ _ _ _ _ l Russian spf." , COil. Carl WlDtln. Bill Friendly Smell Town BidweU. PlumbinJJ__ • ill !9116, tbe United Stala IIIII cuban Premier Fidel easn -L 259-4 ette, Kanauga. 259-4 OraDtla. 1'ltllllt Cll H1IL UNUSUAL 2 lllory frame 4 bn- RI'AN\Wlll PLIJMIIING -w--· BB luilne, ~ baUt, large aBATING; 51Ueeold Tile Almareacbed agreement Ill ·till ANNUAL TURKEY SBOOT . \R. C.. ALLEN register, STORM WINDOWI!l tltmen, part basement, fore_. By United Press Intel'D'!tloDal orderly alrllfl ol refugees 18. GAL!JA County Gun Club Sill>\ NTationalstoadding,. lan,macblae• BEST ID quality, bealln price lil alrnlgu furnab Odlnce, to deep 0. D. PARSONS , Today is Sunday, Nev. 6, America. 'ft1e aldllt tD bellD • 75000 , Nov. 13. Public inYited. emco ve WI•• ' em storm doorS and wlndowe. we11• ce out u g, cor· PluDiblnl tuld BuiiDt 310th day of 19116, with 65 Dec. 1, was ta brlni. II nP Ill Hee an4 salldwicllea serv· 1 B.T.U. a.nd scales. '57 Har- !',alllpolla Block Co. 123~ ner lot. Priced reasonable, ..,._ ·~:.;P'ourtb;::.:;:_:;A,;,;.,e;:.._,:.:.16:..:1:.:.011:_:_.. I follow. 4 000 Cuban refugees a !11111111. . :14!·21 Icy !lav1dsu servk:ar, I Pine St. Pbooe t4M78S VaC8111, can be reen any 51% IIIII Ave., Mallll _ ' A Utought for tbe · 411 """ · ,-:1;-;-;=:::--=--:c--::---: pop coolers. Ph. 441 32ltl. time. 1010 A. 5 rooms, bath, bas&DBWI1'l PUJMBING · The moon Is between Its Amerio:an President AllralWtl c LO A¥ l"'lm!ture open t au Don't Pass Up This men~ furnace, plenty water, . AND 'tEATIJIIG quarter and new phase. LinCOln said: "There li ·~ .. BASSET!' bedroom suite. ModBUYS this 3 BR oae 10 mi. off Rt. ?. Reduced to ROUTE lfiO lor prompt eourf4. The morning stars are· grievance !balls a ftt ~jealel redress by mob law." . 'ta:'stamps' Rt Hen-\ ern, walnut with bookl:ase\ wtadOWI UDtela, etc. ftoor plan home, large dinl•g f4500.00. 1111 ..met Call G 6-m&. . Juptter. deh.rtn' w · 17' 234-tf bed, Gent's four drawer blgh.- Wlatera, ·Rio Graode. 0 CB room and kitchen, good ' · The evening star Is Saturn. . tit · top cltest, lady's ni•e drawer- . Wl2l alkr L ' 15-it well, located on a blacktop 3 BEDROOM homt!, aewly decPolish pianist, palflot, ' · ,.. , Lost lriple dresser with road. Lot 200' 1 140' orated, 1 mi. from To!" lor statesman Jan Pacler-1 .. .....- - . I 2 yrp tid, excellent condi- 1962 BONNEVILLE Pontiac, sale. Can IIDance. For sale ewsld waa born on tlils day LARGEST FAMILY _ t.IMI'S ali weather coat, light lion, $125. Lane's step tables contact Floyd Kincery 441 • Just Listed or rent to adults. "SET UP your "'wn accldeat 1000. The orchid Ia ihe 1ar1• tan, size 42, left at Elks and matching cocktail table,\ 3'165. . 2111·!1 102 ACRE !ann, 40 acreo Investigation at On thia day in history: family of Dowering planll . Ill Cillll Saturday night, !'!I 446- solid walnut, modem, $35. REiiUCE safe, simple and fast ble · lots of Umber tobacco pro:, . home - full or spare tim•: In 1860, Abraham LincOln tbe world. It is IOUDd Ill. f\'011" Ui5l 261-3 Sigler gas heater with blowGotoese lablets. Only fair fence 5 one ty, se · an • $6.44 an bolir averaae earn· elected President of the ical \IIIII nontropical eJ•mttet 1 __ l er, b.t.u., copperfllne, 89c. Gillingham Drup. 253-26 plan base- a';:e.FARM lngs. Jolt lllltllt. we States. from Green!aed Ill !be '\IJI!UI' WANTED I excellent condition, $125. Cali NEW GMC TRUCK ment dug wen 'some out- 46b th,. 1 7 7m you .. No selliJI8, In 1ll!lll, William McKinley talns of Eaat Africa, _ __:..:..:... · -- i 256-1918 after 5:30. 258-6 building. Pric; $6 000 a arm matlon. :No obllg8ltCO.·· waa elected President. to Ute Encyclop8edla 00011 loving home lor ' HEADQUARTERS ' ' · outbulldlll&8, 3 room Unlv&nal Schools, In 1953, U.S .. Atty. ca. • · beautiful 4 month old black 1553 HILDA DRIVE, Fairview 1958 - T. Chev. Ml'-e Us Prove It b1ouse,1 some nlcefr 11, 1!1101 Hillcrest, Herbert Brownell cllarg.,ednumm\ kllkeD. Phone 261-31, Sulxlivlsillii, RL 35, new brick 1957 z T. Chev. DUDI]I " ots, usl across om Texas 75204.'' mer Preaidelit HarrY· •• -~·-· - ·- --- · - - colonial style house a bed· 11156 o/• T. Ford Pickup A TAPE measure and a long Gailla achool. Priced right. Re•l Estat• Loans '1'0"vv babysitting in my home. walk throqgh Ut!s quality -;.;;:..---~A~ -~ 2110-3 ; : : . : :: bullln t BR hobamtbse, ROOM 2 baths, lurBJce01,1lrfleld\. . 2 ··---'-~--"-.!· MEN' WANTED. Survey person·! chen, built-in electric Tappan 1954 2 T. Ford & room, • I· lot rUD11 ,to river DIY REESE l!!!ll'dozer , nel, all positions, stereo com· i oven and burners, garbage 1 - 1960 II t . Chevrolet In kitchen, full basement, car- Ave. hoe service. Ph. pilers, cartographers. I m-' disposal wall to wall carpet 1857 - 11 T. Ford Pickup port and garage. You'D be ' mediate openings with equal i In front room and hail 110 1955 Cbevroiel 11 ·J' Pickup aurprlsed when you see lhla 3010 A. Farm 7 noMs 'ty 1 °" \ ' one. furnace •L acre T-·~""" OIJPOI'tun' emp oyer. ...,. baths. Just completed and 1 Mf!meapolll Moline Powao · ., """""~ suMe · o'. experience and sal· ; ready to move ln. See lliis Unit near Rio Grande. ' ary desired. Send to Rob- , fine home. Inquire at Rice 1959 F 600 Ford Dump · Come In · ert Kimball, Engs., Pritchard\ and Corbin Furniture c.. Pb. 1959 2 Ton Cbev. otake OR CAU. and talk over · your WE IIAVE sev•ral, Pl~ , Hotel, 6th Ave. & 11th Sl.. l 446-l17l, alkr 5 p.m. 441 • 1858 F 1100 Ford needs wltil the Dillon Agen- vacant land Illld far~!)(. , Hunli.ngtoll. W.Va. ... . 510 19&4 1 T. International cy, eourteGUII; frienclly · real· l · 1,,. •·. •· · _.3 2573 1D64l 10 T. Ford .tors. They 1tand readt to ·, Sa!etmee: , """''E echani - - 1 FALL SPECIAL 1960 II T. Ford heip you, yeal'!l of expeii·l ~£art Wln_.l lUI,II .1 M'""on transmisston 1AV'!'O_ m . e, ex·, stciml 11159 I T. Cbev, " l.i<l ... j l'li!nc!d en- PREHUNG aluminum ence, huyel'!l waiting, listing , WIJIIIO A111111111' ~ 1 1 pe . ' doors, complete $23.50 up. New 60" a•••-1 Cutten needed. Clerk · gine and electrical systems. • F , Hard Pb 446··, Flit· ratlfpiy plu with a armerr ware. ·~ tf $299.50. New 8.25 1 20, ID plf · . • .t in1!1mtniJ guarantee, paid Cl'746. """'nylon th:es $155. Inc. Federal HOBAR'l DILLOfll, REALTOR , Jnquiri at Martin LOW, LOW, PRICES oa *'- tax. . . · It baa been· eatlmated '' f'~ Sahli, 4111 zm1 Ave.160-6 llturl. uesoes. Rice and Corl* Fur· Olllo Valle' IJoi~ Co. LuciUe or HDIIfanl BraDDOD more pie go ~ H IJI I'IM IlL, ft. U.IID Eveall!p 441-IDI eo to basebill ''I ~-- ~~-I~RS~T ~~W ~-- '~ r:. , --~~--, ~ c~· l Oles~! -~·-~-·---~~~ )i\u~ -··.4--~--~--·----1 receiv~ ~190 ~ ~ *· I ~ck ~lymouth ~ • • '* ;~. ~. •illl. ~75.00 • • * DILLON AGENCY ~to~~ '!, ~~~: H~:No:":· ~:!: ~-~~atlng ~~ ~asb &~sit~ t v~ .... I c:=l~t=====--=-==pe~ _!i~~· ~1322. _ 'I tilh~ ~.ooo I · fu~aae~=~~ w~ ~oom DOUB~~~oodtA)~m~ ba~ hom~ ~art noor' UODI..~.. ..= ,~ ~ ~: g!!_~:: !aalrg1 ebullllv-~t s ~· ~ce, :S.rv~5!t. Of~~~-- ~·,~~.dod a~. ~ . .- '1:.;' o!flot Pl'f'· f.','.~~.. .:,-:.•li· ~ ....... ' ""' •t ""' 0 ;:~ . Offlet. I 62 Corvalr · · $895 ~fioil, . ~4 .RADIATOR I'AmNARS '•Rill••• SERVICE ..•• l,loh SliOp 63 Corvalr. $1295 a•• ONLY SOc 1 I 31 64 Corvalr • $1095 i J 63 Chevy II $1565 ~ill! 0 0 1 hot d' • I 1 look Ot these used truck buys! 60 fercl ·.. · $69 5 61 ChtvrOitt $895 i• l • 62 Chevrolet $1295 v• 63 Chevrolet $1695 J;;u, to 2a 101e suts & siRvtcr --· llAEnNARS J' ll;!"a· =era, '"'""Y Mottr Co. T Hurt Tnursday l I ... r:,....... I ,~t'·~r_!IM5~3..,~•. . ~~~~~.:::~:::~~==:::::====::::::::::;;;:; . a s-. non." .. rI •Jl"d, 1 ... fal'. ••· • • . *..,_ . IM'• t, y J~ckle Let Bu~ Bul· V~ Mitllillrllil .il j 4 IIIII ' .' w• -. h • ........ .,. ~~ '"" ,., ,,., ,...ug ter, t 15 ~· mQltf, Po-; ~mor, - ... o1 •· .irr...~i..ll~··PIIM~IIn,, 1, l· .,.... HONDA . HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES 1 Sunday Almanac f~· IS· Ia:"...:.:-Q tt!W'«.....~ ~sa ~R ..... '" ·-•-~ • ~.......,., el... lgn~ce I • .- ............. ""' -·lf•, JlO\el bJ lborihiibd, mu Ptliorm ni'IOUI NtQUoa au... fJllDI o1 3 balitTh~ i ., ~~Ill' " '..."''"'" II ''£~_ ~ol~erma:- ~,000 lllin'«',\ ~-- e:: !' . ~'!_edllaeln.!; --!:':'H•...,'fp...' "'"w""lft,....,...~ · ~-~· • Z.u t •. JIIo~a~u:.~;~ - d Corva'Irs d . an Chevy II's make great second cars Ph~ 7~ ~~!Ill! ll!f~Jf. I • &pr"-· ~ :!16-6:a _____ "~. JOHNSON rarm. approx· IJ!perltnclll USe !mately 28 acffs, I mile from AADIATOI " ~l(l41eport, rilht on high- SERVICE OK way 143 In Bradbury. 1 room house, nice liiith, hardwood •• 011 • •, fill ·,.," M50 SPORT ,_ floors, built-In eabinell In ' IO.CAT II!CI.l ~11!1'~11 CaLl..• kitchen, new white• tile block ce!Unga downatalra, storm SPliNT DICK IIAWI.INGS :.:~ doors, velli!Uan bilnds, l~rge ·' barn, 8ood allo, cement ~lock 1 building and building former· Phen• 992-2143 ly used as a grocery oloro, l'rQIII die Largesl l'rUck or P0111oroy. 0. large shet used as garage and BIIIJdo•er Hodlator To The Smallesl Heater Core. storage, new gas furnace, new 40 gal. hot water tank. so ! DlliVI A gal. cold water tank. Would C:LiAN CAll leave fioor cOYering for all " "HI~ but two rooma. Priced right ~~!!!!!!tlt!!!!~t!!!!!!!!J!~;.,;~ IT ONLY ?AICif Monzo Cpo. • 4P•ed tran1., for quick sale. Ph. 119' l o7144. red bucket IIIIa, new tim ONE 11\INUfl lJI New J•alaior white 1\nisb, radio 1nd heat: ___ _ ___ n 1 ltc or. I ROOM HOUSE free CUSOl'OMbutcherlng:-wm buy tCor eTruck eHootor I or 44 aem, P;..tland ~nd2 j hides. Phil Meier, tu2·!.~10 Coro • Bulldozer Baohan Road. Bill :Cozjlrt, 11 I rf l"ny TyjM U·DRIVE THRU Mon" • Dr. Powerlllde, Racme, 0. Ph. i411·3612. BULI.DO~ER service. Pondl, CAR WASH burket ...11. radio and h••t· busht 1 KEITH GOBLE FORD 11 a 3tp drtvewa)'ll 11at.t or. Local I owner IadJ own· 1 1 . • n• or. Beige finish, •harp lnoide .. · · hack filling, ~-22(11. flY 2·219t "•d"ltllrt. 0 and out · I 8EOROOM house on lot 100 , '18 311tc ====:::"'=";,;,;;;;,;,~.,""""'';.;O;rot;•::•::;:o,:.Y...,_~-·J · 1 150 home •n ne<iient con. [ SPE;CiAL 25 per -cept labor disdll!oo. big rard, newly paill~ count on all Gravely Tract~2 Phone 992-!Mifl~ or 992· 1!1'8 brou~ht in for tune-up or 9 9 28 tfr 500 Cpe Low mUuge. Loc11 ffpairs 4qring November and 1 owner car. std . tran1 .. TurDecember. or notify and w~ d~o~se flm sh, vinyl interior, , 175 ACRI!: farm, house wtth I will piok up your tractor I rooms and bath. cellar, cella• Gravely Tractor Sales, Pom: ! THf NATIONAL REPORT ON WHAT'S HA,,.NINii house, 2 large barns, free eroy, o. Ph. ilil-l9?> \ • 1as, 2 farm pond•. immedi· ' to 30 301 , POPI'ING Ul' -1967 Ml$5 TIEN·AGI AMEiliCAI c 1 On Nov 5 M1Si Teen·aee America for the com in 1 ate occuRancy. PQrl Wll· ' Super Sport HT Cpe. Jlucket hams, 192-2311 or 81'l-Z6111. I IIAK.E MORE: P,ROF!T by 1was J!ICl!ed and crowneil. This miss will be 1 sea11, console radio a. heater. listing your flfm s aervlces in ent kmd of beauty bud than the myriad other mlsstt10 3 lie ~0:/'';~~~rl:rhit ~~i~ w r ~ , the Daily Sentmel'l Busines11 Am,ertca, Umverse, World. etc. Smaller, perkier, smarter side and out. NEW s bedroom home, filii Semce column. 10 10 t1 she II be mor~ the n~tural, attractive , average teen-alit steam heat, wall"' wall rugs, AUCfiiiN!IiD type. Yes, •.hell r.okt In • $10,000 coli""' •~lwlortltlll, )ado grten, modem kitchen, C:O•pllll Servlcl Icon, stock In buo1n1u, wordrob01 . ond $5,000 CHh fer lgglty gas, plenty cabinets, living Croll •k ad l "' ,, jMUOnoloppeoronces. But the gtrl who'll crQwn the new room, dinln~ area, bath. uti!· Write. PT••• ., c.e1101 lftueen, Colette Oat~te, the. reigmng queel!, told 118 what 1 was like to wm. I wasn t picked for being a ravlshias 1ty room, built on garage wilh JL 1.. •Murmw heat, full baaernenl with beat, I R,ctH, 11111o beau~y · · statuesque or. being a stinky sex symbol ... larae lot, exll'a lot, 4ll 1 74 • 1 1 ttl d1dn t appear m any bathmg with buildlDJ 20 30, suka· SEWING !ll8d!IJtia, tt suit contest . . . but I dtd pel$. one. lhia YOJI', drta!nlt OK 1 bit for double prago or 01. t1ce, p 11!11\i!a, pau , ~ have to have high marks to up the nonniotent Slob . . IIIII 1 Ira house, good neighborhO!ld Tilt rabr~ !bOA IV~= comp~te · and durmg the year he has hi• aights ou tilt eloao tQ •tore and achool: Authorized Singer· sa• .;d ~::. flr;ts pe quee~ school Snark. Manufacture" oow blow tul'll fllhl et tho city ol sy. s.rv1ce. , 18 uc ances we~e s~::'~~l 4fpe;r- a polystyrene loam inta t hracuae algn, 10 •oo It -k e " .or 1 tnnards .. making hilger Jlli. IQI'~ left, 3rd ho\l8t do~Q lbe CO~PAC'l' SALES •nd aervice, t7~:.~~ds and vacatiOn maio a! !oat cost per cubic fOOl row. Marion R&ynolds. Syra~rt KeMody, llifll - lith I prices are down. Girlo (till Olllt, 0., Box '/7. lD 1• ~ tarkersbura, W. Va. Ph. I NO-PRESS SHIRTS ARE the time they get their college ~~3()6 ur Jim Deeter, Rt. S, HERE AGAI N: Guys are now diploma•, are lht moat eae• 1\ TQII Plc~vu. IJo!'<l tir.11 Ll' 8_ J. VI!ie, 0 · Ph. li67-38ii7. Yfeanng shlfls that really neerl buyen fllf themoeivoa . "'lld "b, red 1\msh, boater' f eyl. engine ' "'tf~fl' ~f4rlft IO 'lO 30tc no pressing 'The aov~l wrinkle · and te ~ive to other cirla. To IQ;AIJY·MJJ COIICI'Ite dell"" '" th•s rg.wrmkle garment boys they send snakes. Boy1 rARM -91 4CRilll _ ON ed rlllbt to rour projtel Fool lhal il ~an come 1.tifoijah t h e reciprocalt by aiviNI U&tn • Ple~up t'leetolde 8' body, V8 lfS _ 110 story 8 room '"amol W lilY. fl'll estlm&tu. t~u-hest machine wa•hin• (atl •poofer do•• tmQ••rtil of mi• 11 ellfine, eustom stata ...,_~ "' lo.,.lirll. ThllliJ ~'i (ood tire1. . ' heater ' ho'"- bath, w~ter IJ'Siem, ph..... ~..,....., Ooagi!U \he la~ndry or ~I home:., aJIIj ed-up anceatry) cellar, barn (241'111), ~ Qe., .Midtl'-1. bold Ito finish. The American I world is banl<in& 011 1 iol o1 houae; other buildlngo. ~ i 10 Ita Institute of Laundermg which · thest big, alre~dy hoqse·bl'9ken Inc $41,500. CVRTISS "Dairyand B~r'· listed ~ shirt mforme<~ j pets an·•v•ns at homes llli• Breeding Service at $6 lee YOUTH BEAT: ~ "This new ChriStma' - more tor tetM for all breeds, e>cept 1$ bulls permanent preliS is sQphistical·Jiand post-teens than for the ptt· 10 To•. 8' Fleelside, eq· JIIOJIIJ;I\UV Ont ,tory, Cine, Std. trans, H duty 8 p!J jqoed or limited use of 1110 ed wa•h·Jnd-wear . Becaus~ teen set. tires, deluxe trim he• ler room horne, modern in service. lnlermation any~ it has a stronger chemical ron- 1 crten finish. ' ' wilh blllll·ln OVt!! and where, oervice to any- tent and an improved crea•• l MUSIC ~ The rhylh!ll IJ tt· unit, bath, fuH body by callmg Leland Park- recovery rate, it can take even ! peating itself New versions ol forced hoi air furnace, II' 992-2364 Pome!'O)' or 115- thorough commercial launder· 1 recent and not·so-reeont hill are I 1\ Ton..... tab lo Pit location. Asking 18,500. aa• Cbe!Iter. 10 16 :Wtc mg withoijl needing ironmg. • feature ol newest roconll 7:Kix20 10 ply tlrfl, bi' .~ ,q,ln,, clean eab 1nd seat• All\ COND!TlQl'HNG ~ now swimming up to top popuheater. ' RUTLAND - ON RT. 1U IUIO serviee. J ck' "elrlCer- . YOU'RE SWIPING t h P larity. The way-back "Rain aa Good 2 olory, I room 1 era.uon New 1 younger set's pets. It's nearly 1lhe Roof." cut in soft-rock sly!• SAVINGS j;QR YOU ON (aluminum siding), 'l'U ~ nen. t ope llwo monttu till Christmas, bul l by the !.ovm' Spoonful ill one, .. eity '!'ter, lBS beaUnJ, lronl 10 ~ tie NIW '66 CHEYilOLIT ' · 1 Uc the way yoo're snatching up The one-time sm11h hit. "l.Auit, Jllll'cll, Qlee lot In good ...... 1· Rurll these big, kiddie, stuffed toy "'uie," in a lush, warmly barPAS$. CAll. lion. OnlY M,se&. Gat, Arnofof animals in stares indicates tltat monious re-do by the SalldptpIIINEIIIVILLJ; - One ill I. K• Sl., a lot more than reindeer will be en •• another.. And llilly Sttwlrtm~, 1 rooms, cellar, l!l'VY, I U lfr ' rommg aown chimneys on Dec arl rocks an mlectiou• revivlll ·: qe, l~r8t lol, plenty of / 25. A last-minute check among ol ~ Dom DIY olllndJnl, "S. · Ototn lv... Til t II•"'' den space. Heuse 1n WO Pefl<IODS · ~epartment store buyers reveals rret !J>v1." AIIWnl lhe llrend PQMii~OY, OHIO condition. Bargain at Y fhat money-happy teen . agers new ones to watch out for, heN tump, eu W4NT TO ~Jlll.,.LIST WITH are avidly buying plush 6 . fool aro two: "When Sht Notdo Ill trea'" •lo~er 00111, Pea. \II dogs, cals, bears, Uons, S!l11kes Good Lovin' She Com• to lilt,.'' cook Coal Co.; une block Allletl 1\1. Col, tNktr and giraffes. The reason? Prot>- which will be hittinC turnll.,.._ from lfaffie Ulht Clltli~lre, HIIIP]I Vltlolll, III._M PT. PLEASANT _ Til' ably becae.. yoe ju1l want 10 aod airwave• wilh eltolrie -. 11. Wtbllkt ~ ~h·..,~~~· II a lie • IAI Iff's department Investigated n But also because of .the new, pact and ·'Peep Peep Pip . ~...!.!"H"'" IJ;'f, lit IQI1 ............ • •liN acci~ent Thursday n)jhl 1 more JmagmatJVe deSigns Pop." an Arizon• ,,,sation. 08 l'/. ~T; ~ondlr Jl~:'l~ truok, 11 6 Zip R~ 33 ...r Maaop W s~ch as designers adapting th• spreading East :Aid West wi" 11 ~~,,.... .-,.siQ(l. Ph. Chi!I. ...,.. . ' · · big-eye craze :0 ~.. stulled a powerful beat. \ll ..lll_ II J _.... "• I ., DQOIll houle, ' l!alha, Jato ly Which resu)lod $105(1 ..·""" ..... --· ~ ... .. ... -· dam.w!e and IDpersonal . .. DLL Y oaplorer IIIQ,W tins, .aae, barn, outbuildillf•· brick to two persons. 1M I IS '!\Ia. $lUI, n5 l II dr!JeW'f, furnJOt llaDIIY Mllchell, IS, MaSOII, '1'1111., .91, Tn I It 'ntll., tllit.Jble fOf hoUSifll was cited for IJIIure to vl•l•i II t20.91. Addllloul tl for WW, ment, II acrt~~, 7l4 rl&ht • of . way, whe!l he atra ~1111.11, f/.10 eaoll. St., Ml4dltparl, all lor Pill of a 110rvi"" staUon NnreD a 12l•ter, 0. ~. J!h, Mlddlt[lO!'I , P,Ut of a ll'acter trailer driv•en " - • IIIII 1t It l!alwH.Rl.yQII, f •·Ill· and f p.m. by Donold Fowler: ~. Mll'll ~t!CIIIr" o1 Slr~t, I'Qmeroy. P'qwler sw••""· l H•lafr Rtopllal: Visitln& Eimer H. Belue, Talllllra Lyon Estale. u 1 1llc cd in an ftternpt to mtu hours H and 7..! p.m. Parent. Cadle, Alexander H. Cunnllll- -.. on Pediatrics Ward. ham, Mrs. "'wall &. lll¥11, car and slruc~ two parked AdmlssloDI McKi!!ley Do~, Mrf. r,~o.;r-Wtii~l -~-'U S.l• owned by !lonny l"lnley, Mrs. Joe Mocb, 16 Statt 81.; B. Griffith, J•Hrey A. Javino,· ., :. IBN OUlSMOBILI!J.- PfiOiitfi. 10 ~ Donald v,n Meter, Perry B. Thaxton, 527 Fourth Mn. James E. Johnson, ilr., 11 s 3tc on. flllnn~ Mt~en antj t.ve.: James H. Clark, Rt. 1 Mn. Mary E. Justiee, WlllianL tall. 121M· Po~llan<q-=""-'-----...::..:-- brother, Gary, a Gallipelia ; Robert M. Haskins, R. Keefer. Cecil SalltQI, Wfo 1111 CQltVAIR Mona, ;:'" l,reated for minor Rt. 1 Gal!ipolia; Mrs. Ro&er Jlam C. Sexton, Cooil TuiJIJ. !Hieke! aoets, f'IGG. Ph. Arrest listed 1 Ute .. 1M Pu~kett, MerC<rvll!' Sl!lr Misa Ga1 net Tooley, Mr 1 , 11}1ftll1 f Sip jaQ . 1 Rt. : Mrs. Robert G. Nibert. Ppr.l Wiseeup, Charles Y.... ~ ~ ;.•• ~":'* ~~l'lfl. .. ll, Galllpolla Ferry; Mrs. J•me• 1Mr1. Elhel Shadle, Mrs. ~.;r: , * i ~LISH ~ , ..r. in~xle~tinn ' """' · wllll E. Morrow, Pt. Plu• ry W. Edge and lnfiPI 11" rNI!Il .!Or IIlli~, owner In --, :· . ' ~11 )lila Nancy L. Mrs. Raymond C. McDaniel·IIIII ~-~~i.ij;i~~~;.;i~ l Yltf N'lft. l'h. 112 ~· •· Bulow, Pt. Pleasant; M11. infant son. Mrs. n."ey E. 11Mf c. 11 ~--,___ _:1::1..:~.:.'_:lie:_ Two Civil A\ldoDI Bonnie Per"llCII', Appie Grove, snd jntant 1011, Mra. WIUiam ~­ W. ~t, ; Edward F. Rickard, Sbel(lon. Jr., and infant d. . !!ll!lll Jo1'41 Filed with Court $r., ftt. 1. Lt;l..-1; Mrs. Reed ter. ·· Otlflla(,!'l', ~~-· -· liT. PLEAS!\NT -'I'Wil ~· lil)'ll®, jlt. I Racine; 1\tlnda 1"1' acUons were fll~ In 1M lue Percy, RoUpd: Mra. Rich;)! 11 • of ~ircu!t.CJerk lloward Scliultl ard G. Abelo, Rt. t Loog IIQI· Melp CJ,IIf'll P1!4lllll 'Ohio lllnt >tj:'qt~j, looli · ~ Clrl ~hultz, ~r., ~ &teJAiiew, M• Is tbe l.n bolli 'ac. Rl. 2 Racine: Ml'!l. Jackie L. I!Oll~ Gertru4e Qrellllll. ,_. and ~ ·ilulfala, w. Va.; ~rs. lal!4, L'Will!f~ t f'tr~er. Coaltqn. _ . . . . .. "'"' nv•t 0 rig)lts. • • If the weather's bad, we're sure someone will make transportation arrangements for those who are shut 'ill for one reason or another. And they'll be a baby sitting headqu arters set up at the First Presbyte.rian church . in Gallipolis for moms who want to cast thell' vote B, ..... "'" otherwise wouldn't because of the small ones at home. • HOTTEST issue locally• app.ears I to be the .Ga\lla "'"''·IAII . ._ • i LARGE borne, 1918 Eastern Ave., 4 bedr?om, large ilvmg room and kitchen, also buSI· ness room. WITH 14 contests on the Gallia county ballot, plu1 Home Phones two county-wide levies and five local levies along wltb Russell D. Wood, 4464118 John I. Richards, 446-0280 one option issue, there should be a .good turnout T~es­ day. We'd like to see all 10,707 regtstered voters exer· cise their rights. It would show 'em up north that Gal· Auto Sales · countv is really interested in politics, and that tllil neck of the woods has "come alive." 110 TRADE - CASH • SPECIALS fi!EW NEw 1980 Chevrolet Impala Conv. RECORD turnout for any Gallia county election One careful local owner: was 26 years ago , Nov. 5, 1940, when 11,509 Gallia,na 19 .White with black top: new went to the polls. That was 21 years before voter regtstires; small V-8, auto.-trans tration became effective, 11,454 Gallians exercised their • •iiii~fqr;;i;;;.$1;;;...;,'-llliiiiiiiiiiiii•Jf ~~lttal Estill_!!' _Sale l EIGHTY-six percent, or 9,326 out of 11,01>1 registered voters turned out lor the presidential election two years ago. Gallia has approximately 344 less regis, tered voters than it did in 1964. Latest figures show the city with 2,929 registered voters. The county bas 7 ,778. This is somewhat surprising, because an all-out registration drive was conducted following the 1964 and 1965 elections, and after the 1966 May primary. Several individuals just don't ca~e. Usuai!Y it's these people who gripe the most when thmgs aren t going right. • I 1: l w!:!hPri and I \w01r P~-' 0 llll' I INFOitMA fiON ••··~•"•• ..,.._ . · '"' 'Y...!-1 • ~ • • • SMALL dwelling and bath rents lor $35 per mo., also a good business investment priced at only $3,750. l==m-=====~= 2 sr•:OROOM-bnck. Ri a' Grande In Memory AUTHOR U~KNOWN IF past election results mean anything, approxl· mately 7,200 of Gallia's 10,707 registered voters will go to the polls in 33 city and county precincts Tuesday. This will be 300 below the 1962 oft·yeer election turnout which found 7,465 ·,yijl· Jians voting for the first time under voir er registration. ' char9oo to• at ' ~ eb•n.. .. . _ d Of Th ....... 8}'nlit I _ _ ' BY HOBART WILSON, Jlt. 4btnoC ,..,gute• IJflffiNlSHED apurlment 1 ulilt. l an, c11•n•• maca 111 ,._, 1 . .,,... It' 1 partment at 460 1st Ave. Ph. j 446.0208 :162 -lf ••• nrNI an'!t" tTOPPI• l!llfort oxp•ratlon will lfto numr.e• If I• The Su~day Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Nqv, 6, 19611'-E.I For j for Still or !11nt ' - -Rtnt "'""n~~\.:.1, M HARMONY APARTMENT$- PRACTICALLY new 2 bedroom w . . .:~:~. ~=·~ ~~~. 3 room~ furnished, new: pia•· house, tile bath. b~rch cabin· 111 ... " " ,..,,.,.,.. ter, paint, floors, bath, s.lnk, ots, buill in stove, an 0 y priceiectrle range, furnace, one wood floon, reasonabl e, six block from high school. Out ed. See Ronald Osbornon Rt. miles from Chester of all floods. Ph. t91!.5392. 248. 11 4 31c 11 6 tfe t ROOM house with bnth, out Sale or Trade of high water. cloae to school and church, 840 E. Main St., WILL TRADE-for hoqse trailer Pomeroy, 0 ., Wrile N, W. $3,000 equity in a 10.000 house Jenks, 41 Mound St., Athena, in Camp Verde. Arbona.. Ph. I I 66tc 0. 45701 or C'8ll AtbellB, 592· evenlnga ~fl.28?.3. 1176. 11 6 8tp 1959 CHF;VROLET, V..! automa. ' 3 ROOM furnished aparlmont. tic, l1l SOuth Third St. , Mid· ucellent col)I!IUon, conve•i- dleport, 0 . Ph. 992iMII5 . ' , I~ 30 tfe ent lo a shopping area, Jm. Q!edillt oocupancy. Ph, 992Wanted To Bu y 3341 afler 5 p. m. 10 11 tic Umbtr- fa Ollie II' ANDINO MODERN Z bedroqlll IIQmi, otd or Wesl Vlrflnla. or Pomeroy, 0. Pb. 9ft.2903 day Marton farma With Umber. • • \1 or 992-37D2 eveninp. Reynolds, Bo1 TT. Syraeuse. ' • tie 0. t Ia t112tp IN LOV!iiiG memory of Garnet ' E. Jenkinson, taken from FURNISHED one and two bed· For 5•1• us two years ago on this room, flrat floor apartments 3618, 2 bedroom- ~:~~~ I Middleport, 0. Phone w~ IBtlfl lth day of No\rember. trailer with awning. 10 11 lie You quietly went away lhat . 3871. Litl!e, Cheshire, 0 . day, 1 ilc 1' FOUR ROOM furnillled apart 11 No goodbyes could you say, ment WY ~3&58. 1 14 !fe We aak ourselves both nighl --- CCON DOGS, Alvin Myers, near 1. UNFURNISHED apa•tm~nt ~nd day, Silver Ridge Church, Rt. 6 !tp newly redewrated~ · · Norlb "She meant ao much, Why Reedsville, 0. 1l couldn't she stay?" : Sect!nd Ave., MldtllePQrt, 0 ., ORDERAMSTUTZ;SH a nd N hick• Deeply missed by Mr. Clif· I will rent reasonable. Frank "Nick Chick" leghorn c 10 16 tfc ford Jenkinson, Mr. and Fugate, II!JS.5293. or started pullels today. Mod· Mrs. Robert RU!iseU snd Mr. i ROOM apartineiiiWIIh btlb. ern Poultry, Box 188, Atltens, and Mrs. Ned Gr~t. Pb, llf2o3319. 8 t tic 0. Pit 593-7331. I! 1 He ,,. 11 8 Up wal· for WAJ,NUT Secretary, I FURNISIIIi;D apartment rayer couple In Middleport. P~011e nut b1nquet table and p NotitCI 11 3 6tc W2-3267. chair. Phone 992->:123. ~ --11 AUCTION - The peraonal pl'Oll' FURNISHED and unfurnished .-tY of lhe late Nell Prk:l l aparlmenll. Clou to sohool. RATS, ,mice eliminated fnrGrilfllh wlll be sold at real· Pbona 119'._1434. 10 II tic ever, ''Get Slar, 21'. lb. for II.SU; Ebarsbach Hard wart, danllt jual off State 'Boult 114 Sugar Run MilL II • 31p Penland, Ohio, oppollta now Ftmllt H1lp Wanted CLIIK suNNiiA•wu -.. PorUand .Methodlsl Church 1966 ZIG ZAG DIAL • A • (watch for a.ale arrows.) Sat. IPerWrm IIU~b ·~• tarlal work u : ty p- !C, swfni needle, zil zacM"T· built Qf dtlaJIM1 'nd eomplu nNoY. !J, 111111, al 1 p. m. Map. lllf in lor buttonholes, blind torb• oor;r:polldeacs. elau ~QIII•· ~ · modern davenport and Ilion•;.:: 111 of Jette,. an Ml et hems, monograms, etc. Guarati tnd, rqar ptn'fofm •ariOu• .~llalr, ~pte masazlne !land, liiJ .f•~ •Pt!q~ CJUtillo ftl~ n 1 of rfjpot'l anteed. Only a paymenL• left lihd. iable, portable TV, WQQI and neordt, ordarlnl of offln IUP. tl $6 each. Trades accepled. pi\... Hl,n &cl\~1 '"""llt!OJI phil l'll,l, bedrool!l sulle, relrlt!er· •~J • nar at offiCI '"INrltate r• , Ph. 912-:1685, II 3 tie 9;\IIHG. II'ID:Y btll• ~ lh; • llrttlor' ... ranae, ~lies, pQllB, '"' .. ,.,, ..... ~' JPcq\\tl• • It! SINGii:R SEWING metal kltcheri cablltet lar~e »ar t in Ptflon or u 1: Ohio Unlver· ~IW Ptnon,.l bmu, lfenl•l 818, in ~ew sewin~ \&blo, zil oil Seigler beater, bedclothes 4U'~"'' O)tlu. IWeepei' ntQity tabl,, le~ , eqmpped w bttllllllhole, VII•CI!ll,neoua l~tms;, Terma: MI·' I IDODQ8l'llll. ~tw in ~ill' Cp~. C. Brad!frd, ··Aacuon· PAR'I' TIMf! WORK full u111e' pen. elc. PaY off 1 PI!Ym•nl4 m.""'· Slped: Gayle H. Prlee, ~Ill'. p~rl tl!lle, .3 h~urs ~ily. 16.99 each. P~. 992-261!~. ~1\lr, ' . II I lie YQu cllOQI!I! lhe ho\!n ·day· 11 ~ tic f'WILL",Nln' -lifR."Wtstlili time or evening, leO ~eek\Y· ESTATE <;O~L •lov., actOd 1!11' llfiJ' df!JIJ C9llb'iclell by You can chon" fOur bolJie- eonQjtiaa ljertha ,l.m011 l'ttt IIIYPflf ' town location. Internatlanal !Qd ' · 11 31c Gill •· Jaf'lll&i company pr'ov!®a the richt 1, ' f'omeroy, OhiQ woman with free !raining. AJ·I . ~~....,..,... -n;-;-.--=:-:--::-_:l~l_,..fc_:S~tp 10 you ~-Q cboo~ 1 full OOOD u8ed fires, low as lUll Wll.tL OQ GOII 11au11 time posldon and eara f/000 each. Ph. 992-1151. m:aaaa ~ ~ the llrsl year. for appolnlIt II ll8tc lidr ~ -= ·• .. menl only callii2·~11M. COI.Pit TV, 19611 made!, beay\1SICO'i)'l'!iiiitliy, Nav. et11 10 21 30\c lui wJIIaot cabinet llifi .. t hf S.lt sun in ll;ll'l'aph. pjy · ,. · urv...,... ~• diM! Qt ~~ RIYilltllt.l ot ' t1ie Reelllt l"lre Dep,l'ln1ent. NO. 1 Kennebec potatoo~. 6iar- ~uo ~r !lllltlth. 'l'rY 111 11 I ftc ~ Hlllon, PorUand, 0. home. Pb. M-5649. I Gallia Dateline: AD Y' ~NT ~~-lbe Sllud~ TliUe:i.:lelllillcl; Suuday, N'ov.'G, !1166 .. --~-- Servic Waitt Ad Way-By Phorle, Busil\Csstbe It:sEasy to Do C:LAS51FIED - --- "' R~ G. NI· IAim ~vllle;~iiUlu'~ M t Jlalll. ~,.'I~ Pet'Jl, W. Va., ~ p.m. Pucbtt, 1olercervl!l' ~~~~~~~~~~=jj~~~''"' frlt!Jy; Mr ~ 1. ~; ~ ........ ..,..,.,.. .., . •'lt=~IPI.;.-· .• ;II!Jl"~t.Jir~ �"""·· ~ · ' ,. ' .., ..,__. . .,_,.. . ... ,. . ......... Jwiior Playeis ~ -~--4-o ... l t r . r t ... ~ ···--· ···•41' • .... ,...,. ,Il.... • •• . ..... ·>t-;,-·,p:.·-~ · ·· .. ,·.1 .· ctffer Comedy ~ovember 11 ·. •;h,e Junior class of East· elb High School will present a t~ r e e act comedy. "No JlOya Allowed," written by Jenn Provence, at ihe high school on !iqvember ,1\, at 8 p. m. ·Takl~g part In ihe comedy are Mike llartln, Pat Bahr, Sandra taiier, Pat Boring, Bill Gillian, Steve Cowdery. Twlla Karr, Penny Wolle, Ann Holter, Kathy GriFOn, Joey Bailey, Bill Buckley, Dru Cline, VIrginia Bush, Karen Boothe and Larry 1 Spencer. CHASED - Bill Engllsl! (80), Po111~ro)' Purple Prompters lire Vicki Pooler Panther end, is shQwn being pursued by an unidentll and Janet Fick: stage hands fied Athens Bulldog player after he pulled down an are John Hayes. Dennis Bene· aerial from Quarterback Don Swisher in ·the first dum. Elmer Newell and Jim half of Friday night's game. Athens won the co11test Chadwell: programs, Joyce 20·6 to earn sole possession of the SEOAL .champioDVan Meter aod Pat Goeglein: shtp. · publidtiy and seating, Vicky ;r.i~~...aaiM .•iitieeaiiiimiiii-N'iiiiEmiiiii iiiiii Greene, Pam Buckley, J o 115\iiillil.hl~JC~- · T0ney and Sharon Matheny, The play Is beirlg directed by Mrs. Nellie Parker and Am. Janice Ritchie. HERE 65 Ford Galaxie SQO, 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, auto. tfens, Radio H11ter & white'Ntll tires ' 64 Ford Galaxie SOOXL 2 Dr. Hordlop, cylinder, 4 speed Like ntw I trtns. 62 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Dr., I standard trtns, cyllndtr, 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr B c'lllnd•r. auto. trans. Radio and heater, power deering, whitewall tires. 63 Chl!vrolet Bel Alre. 4 Dr 6 cyl. Stendard trans. White well tiret. 63 Rambler 550 Serie-11 4 Dr. 6 cylin· der. standard trans., n· dlo & huteor, whitewall fires. 65 Pontiac G. T.O. Tampe!it. 2 Or. Hardtop. 4 &peed trans . 500 4 Or 8 cylinder automatic trans _ Radio and heater. power steering, wt.ite wall tires. 65 Dodge Dart 2 Dr. 270 Serlu, 6 cyll"' der. standard trans., radio and huteor 64 Ford F-700 5 speed trans. 2 speed rear axl1, 8 cyl. Dump Truck. long whHI bese. Aulomltlc trans, 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door tolndtop. Steering end Brakes. Automttlc: tr11n1. 63 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 dr. I cyl., std. tr11n1. ltdio l heater , WIS tlrH 62 Ford Galaxie 500 2 dr. 8 cy/. aufomatle tran s... radio & heater, W. S, Tires 62 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. 8 cyl"~ automafle tr1ns., r11dlo & heater, WI S tlus 62 Ford C:auntry Sedan 4 dr. sfl• tlon wagon, 8 cyl. automa· tic trtns., radlo I heaftr, WIS tires 62 Stout \4 Ton 6 cyl. 4 whHI drive 62 Chevrolet % ton Panel Truck, 6 cy1., 4 speed trtns. 60 Ford F-600 2 ton, 8 cyl., 5 speed trans. 2 speed exle, stake btd, long whul base 65 Ford Custom 4 dr., 8 cyl. 1utom•tlc tnns. R•dio & heater, W1 5 tires 66 Chevrolet Mtllbu 4 dr. Hardtop. 8 cyl., eutomafit trens., po- .ver steer1ng, radio hnter, W I$ tins & 64 Fairlane 2 Dr. I eyl. automatic trans., radio & hetftr, WIS tires 62 Olds Starfire 2 dr. Htrdtop, power stetrlng, power brtkes, radio &, he1ter, WI$ tins 63 Fiord Galaxie 500 XL 2 dr. hardtop, 8 cyl. 4 speed tran11., ndlo & Mater, power steering, wls tirn 62 Studebaker 4 dr., 6 cyl, Std. Irani. R• dlo &. heater 59 Fiat 2 Door, st1ndard missi•n, cl••n You Always Pay Less At KEITH GOBLE FORD ,USED CAR LOT Lewot I IJumoro Ill. Micklfoptrt N f h W k e • h/' h H ~ I I : a~ve '· ' I, ~ ' ' ',, ·I FIVE ~rs • 'Ia ' will eaker : PS'f'Cf.HATRIC f.tELP 5¢ • 11 TODAY'S THOUGHT - "You Democrat soelaUstt rubber·stamp ali LBJ's spending programs, lnclpdlnll La· dv Bird's beautification proje<Z. The voters will kick you ~es-men out of Washington so that we can retul'll to lilt free enterprise system of our forefathers. You will havt to go to work, too bad! But before you are sent home by angry voters ' 1 want yoii and·Lady . BirdI to come out . and beautify my front yard. It looks hke bel !"-!tom a ·leiter to Sen. Stephen Young. ' · . \_.> 'i ', belne tiorJng ' plallllllll tho 1lollt] ljiiCiai ll'Ollp, Pllmeroy lil1 lfve "' past ll'1d acblft• {IS in the Soo!by~ .. .' ~ellc Leqae. ieeOgnllion alao will It 19 boy11rha wiU ki in the Jacbll' e. I t h e - tllll lDIIle t,galnll lloutll. cllaol. be the last football ~. at Middleport L r, Jllddleport, l'llmtJilland athlelel wiU lllder the baonet of ells Local Dlitrlcl I. Uf will be at the ICbopt, aop.m.~wm , eoiil~ 1 I WANT'TO ~KE '/OUR ~AND.... ~ide·mounted A DOCTOR 50M~ CAN TELL A LOT ABOUT APATIENT MEREL't o~~ N ouR 1 TOWN CENlJ tittt By ROBERT WINGETT t: ~H·IB I . ' I Me1gs count~ans are iookmg kickoff their Holiday Gifl · A -, torney John .A. Ephng indteat- 1~ureka Thursday . afternoo?, n~ihin m':e than the old Doug· forward to the election, and tho Rama w1th a parade on Nov.] cd the dem ton would be ap· 1olers Will cast the1r ballots m Ia kh0 3 ed·IO-be politicians are gelling their 25. This week was marked in I pealed. 114 contests,, and have two coun· fs th '1 ~~ back w~r : final licks in over this Middiep81't by the ~rand open·, One of ihe big evenls of the I tyw•de levtes to decide, and ~930• e ;hr DC- 3 1 • ed with end. During the week Republi· ing of a 2,000 square feet toy. I week was the reception and l ltve other of " local nature. three'· ra ~d flrln' rtggmachine cans held a rally attended b)' land at the Tiny Market, one I banqoel to honor Ben R. Evans, had 't!l absentee k P '· that d M t There t ast been P to Wednesday guns nown as mm1guns, over 500 at th e county garage. of the most elaborate toy sales newly eleva!ed Gran as er v~ es c u 'lire to IR 000 nd Main speakera were Clarence estabiishm•nts in the area. of the Grand Lodge of Masons wtth the deadline just around can up ' rou s Miller, candidate for Congress I of Ohio, at Rio Grande College lhe corner. per ml~ute. and Ralph Welker, who Is the Alfred _Lyons has been na.m- last SaJUrday. County Commissioners estalr ;n>ere s also the story of the "We have good youths In our viUIIIf!e," ~ald SYrl1C11811 area's hopeful 1o continue to ed new f~re ch~ef by the Racme Over 500 persons braved the iished a new township road in mission fro~. Vinh ~n~ :::., ~ Town Marshall Milton Varian last week, In praise Ill Qle resent the Meigs, Galiia counciL Thomas Osborne, son , cold to view the Halloween par- Clay JUd Clay Bell Huey H g junior citizens of the community for tnelr '.fine Athens section of the state. of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Os- ade and half that number tool< school. C1ty cemmiSstoners re- per flight ta Cllll!llu near e during the HaliQween season. "Our people , shouid ,, llt Announced was approval of borne of Long &ttom, :--as one , part in the Legion party on the appointed Merrill Evlll1ll to ihe U MJnh Forest, mu~e heart proud of tneir children," said Varian. There,were-tiO COlli• ¥'ederal Home of 102 county wmners m the Public Square. Officials are city planning board, purchased of VC country. 'Ole '""" ctU'I'I~ plaints of vandalism In Sy· · •· grant and loan to the Tuppers state essay contest on Ohto convmced that It was one of a new police cruiser and ap.!It Cellber mach- racuse during the recent and 91rlllllt . Other Junll!e .ci.75 Piains and Chester hiStory and government He is the quietest observances of the proved a coutracl for an ease· me gun• .and fires 1 2· inch Halloween period. ease." water system, the grant H I g h season of ghosts aod goblins in men! with the Chesapeake and folding fm rocket. . Syr~cuse, through the recom. .. · ·· 8 semor at Eastern $1,332,250, and a loan school. C. E. Blakeslee, Me1gs years. Gallipolis merchants op- Ohio Railroad for the building Harvey also descnbel miB· mendation of Marshall Varian, Till MBIG8 <:Gunty)l o Money 1111' the project will not extenston agent, and M r s. ened the annual Shop-A·Rama of a water line to the new Rob- slons of the Marine Corps F-4 put its youth on the "honor mobile )IIIII ~ ·.11'•~ ·411S be available unlii after Jon. t. Blakeslee are ID Hawaii at· season 811 Friday The merch· bins-Myers plant Squadrons operallng out of the system" this year by deciding mlles and, mide !It atope,durlnl Out of ihe ordinary tending the national convention · - -Danang Airfield, second iargeat not to Impose any curlew or use October, aeoordlng ,to a of the week was the report of county. agents,. Ro~ CleIn V~'t. Nam. He tak" filii Ill any additional pollee over HaL reieasecl Sl!tlirday by LilJrarian the arrest of Lester Pike, 29, land, chamnan ol Metgs Red a nusston with "" 1!'.4 flllller· loween. _ Mrs. Vilma Plkltoj~. Racine who was charged Cross announced the two week bomber squa4fon pperaiiDI out "Non • destructive prank9 Mrs. Pikkoja · ~ II CODl· stealin~ a pony last Aug. extensl~n. of the fund drive. of D~g. If~ take~ ~ou Oil • were even at a mintmu~ this munlty s!Dpl dre11.• neW rePfrom !he vicinity of a Phil Williamson, 76, prommenl photo-reco~s•ru;e mls$10n. year," according to Var~an. !rations and 592 boob club. The three-months old ID business and Masonic circles j als!J with lb• F-105 s that carry loaned. SIIIMD scbooll lilt mal was taken to West · of Pomeroy, died Thursday io the air war II> North Viet Nam. SAM FLANAGAN, 1 Pom· borrowed 7,'1J7 boob, of l1llicll Cleveland Clinic. BY DICK THOMAS and then wlth the Jolly Green eroy High School student IJe. out fourth Well! ladlllt ·publlclr IN GAWA COUNTY Glanll, "a jou~ fttmch ol fore he moved to Parkersburg Uons, Big new.• in Gailia this week The current issue of "Flying", the magazine former- bollaop\"r erews ·Ol"f&$1 out and graduated there, has gotten ~ tetal monlb!J dreulatloD centered m the announcement ly called Popular Aviation, has a special 50·page supple- of aecret advii\Ce DB'!II clo!ie his name in the golfing record d11l'llli the ~ day• on the that the Columbus and Sooth· men! on The Air war in Vietnam by the well-known au· to tb1 Nd Viet NI!Dl border books at the Worthington, Ohio, road waa7,81i8 ltooU·for a dail)' er~ Ohio Electric Co., has ap· thor Frank Harvey, who went there in person, flew in the on alr mt1111 mlnlOill t. aave Golf Club. average of 8'13 ¥ eomplrt( It piled for a Federal pernut to planes and helicopters. . . . 1 downed plloll and air crew Flanagan, .who has rare bowl· the MD last montb. build a hydro-electric plant nt Frank Harvey is marrted to the former Christine members. ing talent and has rolled In the "Meigs County'a Boc*lnobllt a site in Eureka using surplus Holzer daughter of the late Dr. Charles E. Holzer, Sr., professional ranks, also is a Service is· another 'proof ol water through a 4M loot in· and M~s. Alma V. Holzer, who resides at ~autiful River· Cub Scout Pack fine golfer. He turned In a M· making the beat use ol lhe take canal. The cost of the gen. by on First Ave., adjacent to Holzer Hos61tal. . bole total of 205 to capture the availllble dollar Iii the c:otlllll1lB. erating plant would be $9,500,· To gather the basic material for the article, Flymg Is Enterwined club championship at Worthing· ity and · Ill dtizenl lor ed'ae• 000, and would produce 37,200 sent Frank Harvey, experienced military aviator: nove· Dens 2 and 3 of Racine CUb ton which was eight under par lion outalde the . licliool waiiJ.~ kilowatts of power to be used llist, and military !eporter, to Vtetnam fo~ a sobd .SIX scout Pack :M3 were entertain- and ihe best recorded in com· said Mrs. ~ja.' by several counties in this sec- weeks. He lived Dlght and day wtth our pllots there and ed with a Halloween party on peUUon there. Flanagan turoed · · lion. Two pieces of property. :v:ent along with them on b . Friday evening at tile homt In rounds of H-M. 35th Annlveraty 1 .It 8iic 114' the old Chambers place ' and :heir missions. ters, -•- Costume Jlr• ~ Mrs.· Geol1lt NIIHI.' field largest planes In t e 8ll'· of Mr1• J oan M"' CUIIJD, • the home of Mr. and Mr~. E The cover o! ihe November • prizes were awarded to Bev· INFORMATION ON ll!e VIet road Sr. 'Ifill ·~ Wild! K. Slaley have been purchased ; ;ying has striking Premier Ky's famous CoUll erly McLain and Mike Warner. Nam sitUation recently printed Delday ~ wlien ·tile)' ...... at the plant, Site, of a Navy F-8 Crusader, Squadron of black Skyraiders, Gamel! were played and re. In a newsletter of Sen. Stephen honored wi~ a dlntler celebrUJ. Other maJor development . of to launch from the carrier with their swish insignia and freslunenta of Kool ade, aand· H. Young has been handed .us ing the~ 35th "~ the week was ihe VlSltallon terprise, looming ominously Vietnamese markings, are sta· wichel and potato chips were by Am. Adelbert 0. Lee With sary. Present wert _· ........ mad_e Thursday. by the Health hove the catapult crew. Tbe F· tioned at Tan Sen Nbut Alr· served to lte1tb Circle, Mlke a request for publication: Mrs. Gtotce Neuiltold, Jr., AdvlSOl')' Com~uttee of the , 8 is just one of more than field. Armed choppers of "Huey warner, Barry Smith, Terry "~ American Gl's were ahd son, · ~!:, ~·'C' He IS palachlan , Regt110 to .the types of U. S. aircraft in use H~g" gunships, ,Imtwn among Smlth, Randy Warner, Lisa killed tn Viet Nam ID Septem. Ltlnny Jenklns "ai1!1 · ...._ DOING SOMETHING local hospttals, and. Rio . Viet Nam. Frank Harvey the Viet Cong as ''The Mutter· Warner, Jimmy McLain, ReJ: ber. 2.6'19 were wounded. 150. ed guesta. . Coiiege In coonectiOB w1th th . t · Death" lil'e at Tan Son Roy Nancy Roy Beverly Moo men of our arliled forces were :Mr. apl possible location and a ~ P~~;:'~: Dixie Slation, Har· AJrlield and pab'ol and Larry Wilcoxen: Den alllicted with Malaria that and For :osp1tal aod ~ed 'th h vey describes actlon on a that base and other American Mothers assisting ID the party month. ~...toW clurlnglnadAu8111cliUI The 1Oth District ~· m conJune on w~ a OS· rier. The task forte bas six Air Bases around the clock. were Mrs. Joan McLain, Mrs. was just or-er 500. . on, p1tal aod other training carriers Constellation In Part m, the Delta war, Janet Wlll'lll!l, Mrs. Ioez. Roy, a 1ar,e nUJilber of Gls continue . selroad Ues at Athens. The visiting . ken' """" ' Harvey wrllel about Can 'lbD, and Mrs; BeeiJe. to be afflicted with hepaUtll, 0 r1s y, ·-er, liciais praised ihe · WALTER H. MOELLER as a medical center 1lle. and YorktoWJL He . BE SUIE TO SEE The: EXCELLENT S~ION Jndge Warren S. Elil'harl, flll!"t operations on the acting Common Pleas judge, lallon. . . In Congress. tered a decision this week An a~rcraft earner Is proiJa·ll ~ly ihe most spectacular figl1t,.ll Sponsored by the Moeller for favor of Clay Baker, Congress Com., Dale Chapman Southwestern Local school bead, mg maclrlne In ihe Chr, Beaver St, Carron, 0. and issued a court order of re. Harvey. Its four and a ! ' ' Pd. Pot Adv. iDBtatement. Baker was acre Otght deck is the scene . ' by the Soothwestem board concentrated llound ~ "'"''·" Men• Slu1 36 to 54 iOii;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-t unmatched on any airfield. number one place to walch Boy.Sir,ei 3 ~ 20 actloo is from Primary ~~:II • Cord111'0J - All Wocl~ : · .Control, a glassed·in co ScrUb · ~. ...:., n.ero.i ·. ,nit , : tower that jull out over , t h O!ght deck from the middle Co'ttonl - Cotton and Acet.ltea' , the island. Con loA ,'ii-1Ltlnlilil~ FaliJ'II:a ...; TWIDL·. Part D lelll· • All .re watrill7 Uned and' · GREAT Nhul Airfield .b.. s::;~~~ there's a .p:eater VI ·• j)er!'ec1 fQI' wear .to ICII<ook-~for ! craft than 1181"ever FRIENDI sembled 00 • mllltary 'liear to ind ®1n.1'9.tk.~.;~ ;, tow~ship, ·.' -... The Meigs'\ News. Beat PolitiCians Getting In their Last Licks J_ 63 Ford Galaxie Power THOMPSON SCORES - G.\!IS hHifback Larry Thompe.on bulied his way over from the one midwav in the first period of the Galiipolis·Middieport football game at Gallipolis Friday night, giving the Blue Devils a 6·0 lead. GAHS went on to win. 27-8. Others pictured above are Middleport'o~ Greg White (on ground. partially hid· about ·75 mile! southwest of den from view! Gallias John Rake (98), John Magnussen (551 Middleport's Hernard Lyons 1,71) and Gailia's Saigon, site of the Delta's ma· Gary Smith (661 and Jeff Smith, (50,)~·-------------------jor air bases. He describes a ants set Nov . 28 lor the holiday flight with a Forward Air Cenews 19 19 fS 0 f ee parade and night shopping troller IFAC) in I Cessna 0·1F , , , , • , , hours ;tart Dec. 16. I Bird ~~ spotter plane that di· Election fever Is at a high 1r<;Cta 811' to ground strafmg on I pttch, Sen. Oakley Coillns cam· V1et Conti posJUons. · ' · · · G ill u htl Harvey also describes a mls· By Dwight C, Wetherholt ia and April 1 1n a Dragon Sh'tp or "SP""' · sold· · ' with his ('(Jntract ·runmngl palgmng · d · m a a,t0 was 'ds gt Y son , IN MEIGS COUNTY . . Mtddieport merchants will unt1i August Prosecutmg, At·l mJure '" an au ace• en a1 k .. as th are called. This ts ; .&/ $AA~N6 H~ HAND... ·-tary report ~ *i:Jrqry ~-- club. from ident liken to Veteralll YES hotpilal ~ Ih• !lllergency squad r were treated and When YOU , austaiDinl a lams arm, also wu lak- Vote In November, The Name to Remember Is Memorial by tnt fted llld relened He for DWI. There wu tap to both veblclel. I accident wu tav... the lberlff's depart. relay at l1 1.111. • e U In Bod: SpdDp !l'leCtiOII of Rol1l1! 31 0111 Hollow 1'0111. Jaeboa Keith, 11, lis, was lraveJID& l'IDI I WALTER H. f!!tl"" MOELLER * UW:, KEEP MENS and BOYS. JACKETS Al ELBfRFELDS THE FARMERS lANK . I ~~ -. t~ pli,1:al,., OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTli 6:00 to 8:00 ' ~~l, ~.Y~. III li P.I)Jl_ • b, !_ .., f'O 'r ?.'· '' w ' :\·,· ' .1-•s.r re·fs•••• 1 • ~; '" ' ;! 0. .,~ . ' , . ' ;'i~~Q\JE ·. ' . allll SAVINGSCO. MI..., r :; ' DO~J~T; FORGET' THE FU.S IA.U.K . ' ,, ·' •I .I 1"!I ~" I ' ' •> ·' •/ ·,·.':, • !~ : .,..~~~~,i.rv.~ · .~ mQA\" ,. .l,, lafayette Hotel Gall,lpOIIt, 0. •;. ' . ,; .. ·• Wallt ·le!lath •· l~ 1171.tlf••"'' t'~ ~ !liit1111odel ~tl .... mid c1eftJilll'jthllt ,. · ttYlet. .,.,,,' 1'· 1•''ii''S ' ' SIIOR'l', RIBS ~F .~rank contrololhlacaroa skidded over an e~~~o Into a dllcb and hit 1 O'Neal Upealer, Route I. PIAelllel' ID the llilllk JI I !Stained a nose llleed. Wa toMelpa-1 by • motorist. 'l'llelt rreat, and only ...., p to tile car. lanches tKiller liver s ltlllllclled by tcJrree. taiD joined 1111 Po llld other ra~&lllerways today In 1 lr8\'e tbat baU... bjBD llaly. lllqry J'loreo. their bare barldt miMI .lrylng to lkalble art lreulirH lfllli'Wash of 1111 let' ...,... won& «*ltlliet. tllellilelf. . �"""·· ~ · ' ,. ' .., ..,__. . .,_,.. . ... ,. . ......... Jwiior Playeis ~ -~--4-o ... l t r . r t ... ~ ···--· ···•41' • .... ,...,. ,Il.... • •• . ..... ·>t-;,-·,p:.·-~ · ·· .. ,·.1 .· ctffer Comedy ~ovember 11 ·. •;h,e Junior class of East· elb High School will present a t~ r e e act comedy. "No JlOya Allowed," written by Jenn Provence, at ihe high school on !iqvember ,1\, at 8 p. m. ·Takl~g part In ihe comedy are Mike llartln, Pat Bahr, Sandra taiier, Pat Boring, Bill Gillian, Steve Cowdery. Twlla Karr, Penny Wolle, Ann Holter, Kathy GriFOn, Joey Bailey, Bill Buckley, Dru Cline, VIrginia Bush, Karen Boothe and Larry 1 Spencer. CHASED - Bill Engllsl! (80), Po111~ro)' Purple Prompters lire Vicki Pooler Panther end, is shQwn being pursued by an unidentll and Janet Fick: stage hands fied Athens Bulldog player after he pulled down an are John Hayes. Dennis Bene· aerial from Quarterback Don Swisher in ·the first dum. Elmer Newell and Jim half of Friday night's game. Athens won the co11test Chadwell: programs, Joyce 20·6 to earn sole possession of the SEOAL .champioDVan Meter aod Pat Goeglein: shtp. · publidtiy and seating, Vicky ;r.i~~...aaiM .•iitieeaiiiimiiii-N'iiiiEmiiiii iiiiii Greene, Pam Buckley, J o 115\iiillil.hl~JC~- · T0ney and Sharon Matheny, The play Is beirlg directed by Mrs. Nellie Parker and Am. Janice Ritchie. HERE 65 Ford Galaxie SQO, 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, auto. tfens, Radio H11ter & white'Ntll tires ' 64 Ford Galaxie SOOXL 2 Dr. Hordlop, cylinder, 4 speed Like ntw I trtns. 62 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Dr., I standard trtns, cyllndtr, 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr B c'lllnd•r. auto. trans. 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S, Tires 62 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. 8 cyl"~ automafle tr1ns., r11dlo & heater, WI S tlus 62 Ford C:auntry Sedan 4 dr. sfl• tlon wagon, 8 cyl. automa· tic trtns., radlo I heaftr, WIS tires 62 Stout \4 Ton 6 cyl. 4 whHI drive 62 Chevrolet % ton Panel Truck, 6 cy1., 4 speed trtns. 60 Ford F-600 2 ton, 8 cyl., 5 speed trans. 2 speed exle, stake btd, long whul base 65 Ford Custom 4 dr., 8 cyl. 1utom•tlc tnns. R•dio & heater, W1 5 tires 66 Chevrolet Mtllbu 4 dr. Hardtop. 8 cyl., eutomafit trens., po- .ver steer1ng, radio hnter, W I$ tins & 64 Fairlane 2 Dr. I eyl. automatic trans., radio & hetftr, WIS tires 62 Olds Starfire 2 dr. Htrdtop, power stetrlng, power brtkes, radio &, he1ter, WI$ tins 63 Fiord Galaxie 500 XL 2 dr. hardtop, 8 cyl. 4 speed tran11., ndlo & Mater, power steering, wls tirn 62 Studebaker 4 dr., 6 cyl, Std. Irani. R• dlo &. heater 59 Fiat 2 Door, st1ndard missi•n, cl••n You Always Pay Less At KEITH GOBLE FORD ,USED CAR LOT Lewot I IJumoro Ill. Micklfoptrt N f h W k e • h/' h H ~ I I : a~ve '· ' I, ~ ' ' ',, ·I FIVE ~rs • 'Ia ' will eaker : PS'f'Cf.HATRIC f.tELP 5¢ • 11 TODAY'S THOUGHT - "You Democrat soelaUstt rubber·stamp ali LBJ's spending programs, lnclpdlnll La· dv Bird's beautification proje<Z. The voters will kick you ~es-men out of Washington so that we can retul'll to lilt free enterprise system of our forefathers. You will havt to go to work, too bad! But before you are sent home by angry voters ' 1 want yoii and·Lady . BirdI to come out . and beautify my front yard. It looks hke bel !"-!tom a ·leiter to Sen. Stephen Young. ' · . \_.> 'i ', belne tiorJng ' plallllllll tho 1lollt] ljiiCiai ll'Ollp, Pllmeroy lil1 lfve "' past ll'1d acblft• {IS in the Soo!by~ .. .' ~ellc Leqae. ieeOgnllion alao will It 19 boy11rha wiU ki in the Jacbll' e. I t h e - tllll lDIIle t,galnll lloutll. cllaol. be the last football ~. at Middleport L r, Jllddleport, l'llmtJilland athlelel wiU lllder the baonet of ells Local Dlitrlcl I. Uf will be at the ICbopt, aop.m.~wm , eoiil~ 1 I WANT'TO ~KE '/OUR ~AND.... ~ide·mounted A DOCTOR 50M~ CAN TELL A LOT ABOUT APATIENT MEREL't o~~ N ouR 1 TOWN CENlJ tittt By ROBERT WINGETT t: ~H·IB I . ' I Me1gs count~ans are iookmg kickoff their Holiday Gifl · A -, torney John .A. Ephng indteat- 1~ureka Thursday . afternoo?, n~ihin m':e than the old Doug· forward to the election, and tho Rama w1th a parade on Nov.] cd the dem ton would be ap· 1olers Will cast the1r ballots m Ia kh0 3 ed·IO-be politicians are gelling their 25. This week was marked in I pealed. 114 contests,, and have two coun· fs th '1 ~~ back w~r : final licks in over this Middiep81't by the ~rand open·, One of ihe big evenls of the I tyw•de levtes to decide, and ~930• e ;hr DC- 3 1 • ed with end. During the week Republi· ing of a 2,000 square feet toy. I week was the reception and l ltve other of " local nature. three'· ra ~d flrln' rtggmachine cans held a rally attended b)' land at the Tiny Market, one I banqoel to honor Ben R. Evans, had 't!l absentee k P '· that d M t There t ast been P to Wednesday guns nown as mm1guns, over 500 at th e county garage. of the most elaborate toy sales newly eleva!ed Gran as er v~ es c u 'lire to IR 000 nd Main speakera were Clarence estabiishm•nts in the area. of the Grand Lodge of Masons wtth the deadline just around can up ' rou s Miller, candidate for Congress I of Ohio, at Rio Grande College lhe corner. per ml~ute. and Ralph Welker, who Is the Alfred _Lyons has been na.m- last SaJUrday. County Commissioners estalr ;n>ere s also the story of the "We have good youths In our viUIIIf!e," ~ald SYrl1C11811 area's hopeful 1o continue to ed new f~re ch~ef by the Racme Over 500 persons braved the iished a new township road in mission fro~. Vinh ~n~ :::., ~ Town Marshall Milton Varian last week, In praise Ill Qle resent the Meigs, Galiia counciL Thomas Osborne, son , cold to view the Halloween par- Clay JUd Clay Bell Huey H g junior citizens of the community for tnelr '.fine Athens section of the state. of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Os- ade and half that number tool< school. C1ty cemmiSstoners re- per flight ta Cllll!llu near e during the HaliQween season. "Our people , shouid ,, llt Announced was approval of borne of Long &ttom, :--as one , part in the Legion party on the appointed Merrill Evlll1ll to ihe U MJnh Forest, mu~e heart proud of tneir children," said Varian. There,were-tiO COlli• ¥'ederal Home of 102 county wmners m the Public Square. Officials are city planning board, purchased of VC country. 'Ole '""" ctU'I'I~ plaints of vandalism In Sy· · •· grant and loan to the Tuppers state essay contest on Ohto convmced that It was one of a new police cruiser and ap.!It Cellber mach- racuse during the recent and 91rlllllt . Other Junll!e .ci.75 Piains and Chester hiStory and government He is the quietest observances of the proved a coutracl for an ease· me gun• .and fires 1 2· inch Halloween period. ease." water system, the grant H I g h season of ghosts aod goblins in men! with the Chesapeake and folding fm rocket. . Syr~cuse, through the recom. .. · ·· 8 semor at Eastern $1,332,250, and a loan school. C. E. Blakeslee, Me1gs years. Gallipolis merchants op- Ohio Railroad for the building Harvey also descnbel miB· mendation of Marshall Varian, Till MBIG8 <:Gunty)l o Money 1111' the project will not extenston agent, and M r s. ened the annual Shop-A·Rama of a water line to the new Rob- slons of the Marine Corps F-4 put its youth on the "honor mobile )IIIII ~ ·.11'•~ ·411S be available unlii after Jon. t. Blakeslee are ID Hawaii at· season 811 Friday The merch· bins-Myers plant Squadrons operallng out of the system" this year by deciding mlles and, mide !It atope,durlnl Out of ihe ordinary tending the national convention · - -Danang Airfield, second iargeat not to Impose any curlew or use October, aeoordlng ,to a of the week was the report of county. agents,. Ro~ CleIn V~'t. Nam. He tak" filii Ill any additional pollee over HaL reieasecl Sl!tlirday by LilJrarian the arrest of Lester Pike, 29, land, chamnan ol Metgs Red a nusston with "" 1!'.4 flllller· loween. _ Mrs. Vilma Plkltoj~. Racine who was charged Cross announced the two week bomber squa4fon pperaiiDI out "Non • destructive prank9 Mrs. Pikkoja · ~ II CODl· stealin~ a pony last Aug. extensl~n. of the fund drive. of D~g. If~ take~ ~ou Oil • were even at a mintmu~ this munlty s!Dpl dre11.• neW rePfrom !he vicinity of a Phil Williamson, 76, prommenl photo-reco~s•ru;e mls$10n. year," according to Var~an. !rations and 592 boob club. The three-months old ID business and Masonic circles j als!J with lb• F-105 s that carry loaned. SIIIMD scbooll lilt mal was taken to West · of Pomeroy, died Thursday io the air war II> North Viet Nam. SAM FLANAGAN, 1 Pom· borrowed 7,'1J7 boob, of l1llicll Cleveland Clinic. BY DICK THOMAS and then wlth the Jolly Green eroy High School student IJe. out fourth Well! ladlllt ·publlclr IN GAWA COUNTY Glanll, "a jou~ fttmch ol fore he moved to Parkersburg Uons, Big new.• in Gailia this week The current issue of "Flying", the magazine former- bollaop\"r erews ·Ol"f&$1 out and graduated there, has gotten ~ tetal monlb!J dreulatloD centered m the announcement ly called Popular Aviation, has a special 50·page supple- of aecret advii\Ce DB'!II clo!ie his name in the golfing record d11l'llli the ~ day• on the that the Columbus and Sooth· men! on The Air war in Vietnam by the well-known au· to tb1 Nd Viet NI!Dl border books at the Worthington, Ohio, road waa7,81i8 ltooU·for a dail)' er~ Ohio Electric Co., has ap· thor Frank Harvey, who went there in person, flew in the on alr mt1111 mlnlOill t. aave Golf Club. average of 8'13 ¥ eomplrt( It piled for a Federal pernut to planes and helicopters. . . . 1 downed plloll and air crew Flanagan, .who has rare bowl· the MD last montb. build a hydro-electric plant nt Frank Harvey is marrted to the former Christine members. ing talent and has rolled In the "Meigs County'a Boc*lnobllt a site in Eureka using surplus Holzer daughter of the late Dr. Charles E. Holzer, Sr., professional ranks, also is a Service is· another 'proof ol water through a 4M loot in· and M~s. Alma V. Holzer, who resides at ~autiful River· Cub Scout Pack fine golfer. He turned In a M· making the beat use ol lhe take canal. The cost of the gen. by on First Ave., adjacent to Holzer Hos61tal. . bole total of 205 to capture the availllble dollar Iii the c:otlllll1lB. erating plant would be $9,500,· To gather the basic material for the article, Flymg Is Enterwined club championship at Worthing· ity and · Ill dtizenl lor ed'ae• 000, and would produce 37,200 sent Frank Harvey, experienced military aviator: nove· Dens 2 and 3 of Racine CUb ton which was eight under par lion outalde the . licliool waiiJ.~ kilowatts of power to be used llist, and military !eporter, to Vtetnam fo~ a sobd .SIX scout Pack :M3 were entertain- and ihe best recorded in com· said Mrs. ~ja.' by several counties in this sec- weeks. He lived Dlght and day wtth our pllots there and ed with a Halloween party on peUUon there. Flanagan turoed · · lion. Two pieces of property. :v:ent along with them on b . Friday evening at tile homt In rounds of H-M. 35th Annlveraty 1 .It 8iic 114' the old Chambers place ' and :heir missions. ters, -•- Costume Jlr• ~ Mrs.· Geol1lt NIIHI.' field largest planes In t e 8ll'· of Mr1• J oan M"' CUIIJD, • the home of Mr. and Mr~. E The cover o! ihe November • prizes were awarded to Bev· INFORMATION ON ll!e VIet road Sr. 'Ifill ·~ Wild! K. Slaley have been purchased ; ;ying has striking Premier Ky's famous CoUll erly McLain and Mike Warner. Nam sitUation recently printed Delday ~ wlien ·tile)' ...... at the plant, Site, of a Navy F-8 Crusader, Squadron of black Skyraiders, Gamel! were played and re. In a newsletter of Sen. Stephen honored wi~ a dlntler celebrUJ. Other maJor development . of to launch from the carrier with their swish insignia and freslunenta of Kool ade, aand· H. Young has been handed .us ing the~ 35th "~ the week was ihe VlSltallon terprise, looming ominously Vietnamese markings, are sta· wichel and potato chips were by Am. Adelbert 0. Lee With sary. Present wert _· ........ mad_e Thursday. by the Health hove the catapult crew. Tbe F· tioned at Tan Sen Nbut Alr· served to lte1tb Circle, Mlke a request for publication: Mrs. Gtotce Neuiltold, Jr., AdvlSOl')' Com~uttee of the , 8 is just one of more than field. Armed choppers of "Huey warner, Barry Smith, Terry "~ American Gl's were ahd son, · ~!:, ~·'C' He IS palachlan , Regt110 to .the types of U. S. aircraft in use H~g" gunships, ,Imtwn among Smlth, Randy Warner, Lisa killed tn Viet Nam ID Septem. Ltlnny Jenklns "ai1!1 · ...._ DOING SOMETHING local hospttals, and. Rio . Viet Nam. Frank Harvey the Viet Cong as ''The Mutter· Warner, Jimmy McLain, ReJ: ber. 2.6'19 were wounded. 150. ed guesta. . Coiiege In coonectiOB w1th th . t · Death" lil'e at Tan Son Roy Nancy Roy Beverly Moo men of our arliled forces were :Mr. apl possible location and a ~ P~~;:'~: Dixie Slation, Har· AJrlield and pab'ol and Larry Wilcoxen: Den alllicted with Malaria that and For :osp1tal aod ~ed 'th h vey describes actlon on a that base and other American Mothers assisting ID the party month. ~...toW clurlnglnadAu8111cliUI The 1Oth District ~· m conJune on w~ a OS· rier. The task forte bas six Air Bases around the clock. were Mrs. Joan McLain, Mrs. was just or-er 500. . on, p1tal aod other training carriers Constellation In Part m, the Delta war, Janet Wlll'lll!l, Mrs. Ioez. Roy, a 1ar,e nUJilber of Gls continue . selroad Ues at Athens. The visiting . ken' """" ' Harvey wrllel about Can 'lbD, and Mrs; BeeiJe. to be afflicted with hepaUtll, 0 r1s y, ·-er, liciais praised ihe · WALTER H. MOELLER as a medical center 1lle. and YorktoWJL He . BE SUIE TO SEE The: EXCELLENT S~ION Jndge Warren S. Elil'harl, flll!"t operations on the acting Common Pleas judge, lallon. . . In Congress. tered a decision this week An a~rcraft earner Is proiJa·ll ~ly ihe most spectacular figl1t,.ll Sponsored by the Moeller for favor of Clay Baker, Congress Com., Dale Chapman Southwestern Local school bead, mg maclrlne In ihe Chr, Beaver St, Carron, 0. and issued a court order of re. Harvey. Its four and a ! ' ' Pd. Pot Adv. iDBtatement. Baker was acre Otght deck is the scene . ' by the Soothwestem board concentrated llound ~ "'"''·" Men• Slu1 36 to 54 iOii;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-t unmatched on any airfield. number one place to walch Boy.Sir,ei 3 ~ 20 actloo is from Primary ~~:II • Cord111'0J - All Wocl~ : · .Control, a glassed·in co ScrUb · ~. ...:., n.ero.i ·. ,nit , : tower that jull out over , t h O!ght deck from the middle Co'ttonl - Cotton and Acet.ltea' , the island. Con loA ,'ii-1Ltlnlilil~ FaliJ'II:a ...; TWIDL·. Part D lelll· • All .re watrill7 Uned and' · GREAT Nhul Airfield .b.. s::;~~~ there's a .p:eater VI ·• j)er!'ec1 fQI' wear .to ICII<ook-~for ! craft than 1181"ever FRIENDI sembled 00 • mllltary 'liear to ind ®1n.1'9.tk.~.;~ ;, tow~ship, ·.' -... The Meigs'\ News. Beat PolitiCians Getting In their Last Licks J_ 63 Ford Galaxie Power THOMPSON SCORES - G.\!IS hHifback Larry Thompe.on bulied his way over from the one midwav in the first period of the Galiipolis·Middieport football game at Gallipolis Friday night, giving the Blue Devils a 6·0 lead. GAHS went on to win. 27-8. Others pictured above are Middleport'o~ Greg White (on ground. partially hid· about ·75 mile! southwest of den from view! Gallias John Rake (98), John Magnussen (551 Middleport's Hernard Lyons 1,71) and Gailia's Saigon, site of the Delta's ma· Gary Smith (661 and Jeff Smith, (50,)~·-------------------jor air bases. He describes a ants set Nov . 28 lor the holiday flight with a Forward Air Cenews 19 19 fS 0 f ee parade and night shopping troller IFAC) in I Cessna 0·1F , , , , • , , hours ;tart Dec. 16. I Bird ~~ spotter plane that di· Election fever Is at a high 1r<;Cta 811' to ground strafmg on I pttch, Sen. Oakley Coillns cam· V1et Conti posJUons. · ' · · · G ill u htl Harvey also describes a mls· By Dwight C, Wetherholt ia and April 1 1n a Dragon Sh'tp or "SP""' · sold· · ' with his ('(Jntract ·runmngl palgmng · d · m a a,t0 was 'ds gt Y son , IN MEIGS COUNTY . . Mtddieport merchants will unt1i August Prosecutmg, At·l mJure '" an au ace• en a1 k .. as th are called. This ts ; .&/ $AA~N6 H~ HAND... ·-tary report ~ *i:Jrqry ~-- club. from ident liken to Veteralll YES hotpilal ~ Ih• !lllergency squad r were treated and When YOU , austaiDinl a lams arm, also wu lak- Vote In November, The Name to Remember Is Memorial by tnt fted llld relened He for DWI. There wu tap to both veblclel. I accident wu tav... the lberlff's depart. relay at l1 1.111. • e U In Bod: SpdDp !l'leCtiOII of Rol1l1! 31 0111 Hollow 1'0111. Jaeboa Keith, 11, lis, was lraveJID& l'IDI I WALTER H. f!!tl"" MOELLER * UW:, KEEP MENS and BOYS. JACKETS Al ELBfRFELDS THE FARMERS lANK . I ~~ -. t~ pli,1:al,., OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTli 6:00 to 8:00 ' ~~l, ~.Y~. III li P.I)Jl_ • b, !_ .., f'O 'r ?.'· '' w ' :\·,· ' .1-•s.r re·fs•••• 1 • ~; '" ' ;! 0. .,~ . ' , . ' ;'i~~Q\JE ·. ' . allll SAVINGSCO. MI..., r :; ' DO~J~T; FORGET' THE FU.S IA.U.K . ' ,, ·' •I .I 1"!I ~" I ' ' •> ·' •/ ·,·.':, • !~ : .,..~~~~,i.rv.~ · .~ mQA\" ,. .l,, lafayette Hotel Gall,lpOIIt, 0. •;. ' . ,; .. ·• Wallt ·le!lath •· l~ 1171.tlf••"'' t'~ ~ !liit1111odel ~tl .... mid c1eftJilll'jthllt ,. · ttYlet. .,.,,,' 1'· 1•''ii''S ' ' SIIOR'l', RIBS ~F .~rank contrololhlacaroa skidded over an e~~~o Into a dllcb and hit 1 O'Neal Upealer, Route I. PIAelllel' ID the llilllk JI I !Stained a nose llleed. Wa toMelpa-1 by • motorist. 'l'llelt rreat, and only ...., p to tile car. lanches tKiller liver s ltlllllclled by tcJrree. taiD joined 1111 Po llld other ra~&lllerways today In 1 lr8\'e tbat baU... bjBD llaly. lllqry J'loreo. their bare barldt miMI .lrylng to lkalble art lreulirH lfllli'Wash of 1111 let' ...,... won& «*ltlliet. tllellilelf. . �. ' ' • W - 4o ... ~ <o ~c - 0 • . •' ·~~ ~ .:. • ~ ....... - ._ .. • .. - • • 0 ko • <~ • c - ' • . ..·~-. ·- .. ~, ... ~ -~-· · .. ....... ......... , . _ ; , · o•' .. ~- ..... ~• .,....._,...,.....,_ . ... . . ... .. • ... . \i ~ • ·· ·~ ... ·ot,.~ ........ ~ .. · ·~.\. •"' .. .,: .• ii«· tl!{l •. . ,n, ·.: ' ... ~ .. ;. :, ' ' . ' .. .~ .... "~ .•. ~ ·' , .. '· -· •. · ·--. ' l. -~ ! t I.A! 'lWM A M1~!1! THE ROCK, I T~REW AT THEM! I: r ' i ' ' I I• ' I ' • . 'I : ' ."•• I ~. I 'J 65 Ford Gal,: 500, 4 Dr. a cyllno tfens. Redio ~ whlttwl11 tirn ~rs I KEVIN CARDIFF~ .O.TT~ER6 64 Ford Gala> SOOXL 2 Dr. Hor \ FIVE CENTJ PANIC WHEN THEY LEARN THEIR EVIL l&D HP61!1E£!N 6EilN. cylindtr, 4 1peec Llkt ntw • 'Ia 62 Ford Fairls 500. 2 Dr., I • ttandard trans. w ;- 64 Ford Galal 500. 4 Dr a cYIIOd trans, Radio ami power st.tring, ¥ ttres. 63 Chevrolet Btl Alra. 4 Or Standard tr.an5. W ·will tirtl. 63 Rambler 550 Serlto; 4 Or. der. standard tr dlo & heater, • eaker •" tirea. :'· - 65 Pontiac G Tempest. 2 Or. HI IPted trans. IF 1\'ET/11-K F.IRf!' WI!~ HE!<(So! WIU.IAH\ THE DUKE W~ ' ORDEREDAU.~~DS- 63 Ford Gala: 65 Dodge Da !!Dmeroy IIOiar! tlllJ elvt ljleC!al to pal grid aebllf• I I.' wl11 111 19 boys who will lt.Jn the Jackel~' fl.. PUKE'6 0~ AND 1'1-V\T HI~ DP-.U61-!!'eR ATTEMPTED TO PREVENT ~ FROM C'OIN(; OUR ' 64 Ford f-70( ~also WE \\'ILL 9-Y WE' WERE Fa.L.DWINOTHE i 5 1peed trans . rear axle, 8 cyl. Truck. Long whe Automatic tran1. plamwi tile group, Ath1elle Leqae. BUGS BtrNM'~ • 1 Dr. 270 Strin, dtr. standard tra" ~ ~ ftllinthe~ 500 4 Dr I cvllnd mafic trans. Rae heater. power whitt wall tlr•. and heater . T'RC1YEl7. NO ONE MIWI'TEI..L t.BOUT THE c:.REAT INV~ WHICH ~PLANNED! 'll .~ ·I tile leUOII IOIIle against loulll- IIIII cbool. be' the last foolbiiJ lOCh, at Middleport DUTY! ~ r.- ~. Jlldclleporl. Pmn:utland alblelel will llllltr the banner Ill elp Local Dlill'lct 63 Mercury Custom 2 Ooor ' Power Steeri111 Brakes. Automltlc I. !let will be at ~ementary 63 Ford Gala, the ilcl'oool, 1!30 p.m. 'l'lcllell wiR 1111 th)a - from 500, 4 dr. 8 cyl., at l.adlt & heater, 't ~ 62 Ford Gala: 500 2 dr. 8 cyl. a trans,. radio & he S. Tires •• trans .. radio & ht S tins 62 Ford WIS tlroo 62 Scout 1A T1 6 cyl. 4 whHI dr • • ''·• ' ·'. ,, . ~t D'YA THINK "'IU'!I.e. GOIN'? • ... ' ,. . ~' .. '• ;.~ ... WHelt6 Country Sedan 4 tlon wagon, 8 cyl. tic trans., rtdlo • ·--·-- .... !.001<, !5UG5, I HAVe' MON~Y/ I CAN PAYI I'LL AAVf. ... 4 dr. 8 cyl., ,._ ' ......... ". llten to VeteranJ balpllal b,f Iht !lllergency squad r were treated and ... •' ,. JolarJ dl$. ident ' 62 Ford Galu 111111 iUslalning a laeer1 arm, also wu lak·•s Memorial by 1!le lied llld mwed. He !Or DWL There wu illge to botb vebfcl• 62 Chevrolet o/a ton Pentl True 4 speed trans. I accident was Jllv@s. the obrif's deplrl. 60 Ford F-600 rday at 11 a.m. 11 • as 1n llook SpdJJp 2 ton, 8 cyl .. 5 - 2 &peed •xlt, ttll lont wheel bae • 65 Ford Cusic 4 dr., I cyl. 11 · lrtns. Radio & he ' flection a1 11o111e as iacboa Keltb. If, lite Hollow road. • da, was S tires lravelln& control of hls car OD 66 Chevrolet dridded til Into I dilcb and lilt I br~ Dictk. Cavalli ~INTIIROP Malibu 4 dr. Har. cyl,, eutomatic tr1 wer steer'lng, r . h•1ter, WIS tires ----------t l Wa-1092 WHAT . · WfL..L 1.001' LlldS WIN7H~OP 64 Fairlane 2 I cyl. eutom~tic r•cllo & hHhr, \1 WHeN He~ uP~ • ..... Olds Starfi I dr. Hndto.,, stterlng, power ra<llo & hutor, ' Goll1J !~t;~heaas! . I ·' • ' Wadd.i€. wahi ? Wahi--wd.hi.--wa.hi? .N_g "wahtin buld · We musta c;aid some.thi~ ou:t of line! It'd be t5ul ~ ~ood! We~! MA'V!E ~odtokllow . what i:twa~! ~e·r:. Be ).L.L . AND · ~INNY. lanehes 1Killer river 4 speed trer ''"'"''· ....., 62 Studebak1 59 Fiat 2 DooT, standard misslen, clean .... I .'' r .. . ! . .r YouAiwc I Pay less ~·· ,lJSED CAR . IHiat&Syce. Mlddlap.., '· /) '.:IJOSl.IF Fttt~t~ I' KElT i I• GOBI .. FORI Plllellier Ill the liillll •tallied • llleed. ... to Meils Gewf by • motorist. Tbert pIll tile ev. XL 2 dr. ho 4 dr.. 6 cvl. Std. I dlo & heater .,rf, t r '. .·,... I' .' ..- . . . .... ,. ' J• ·' J, nil, 181 only - . 63 fiord Gal•: 1~00 II'JIOIIIer, Route .. .. �'· . r,;J \ )I .. - -- ...... '"'" ... . "' - ..., ........... - ..... ~ ~ .. . ... ~ , '... ... . ... •"•·•••• ... • . ~ ..... . ~·u••" "~·····~ · CAPTAIN :E ASY WE'VE ' .'' • ...., .... ~ • ... .i!\4.. •1- .' ..... . ..... ·•"• J ,..ilf .. ,.. ,.. :.. ..... . ' •' • •• • , ... - I ' il ,,,., .,:. .... ..... . . . ...... '._ ' by Art San&ODl BUT WHERE CAN wtFIMD fiJCil A6LEA!'i' lilliE 'PONfiiiLE . MMIL'If HER\1 I' ' .I' I I'U~NITURE l.o. \; i ' 0\JI! ··~ TRB BORN LOSER OUT IWTWE RAIN AND SNOWEVEN I.IIF'ORTED GIANT TERMITE~ Fp,QM ~OIJTI.I AMEP!ICA .. I\~H.t: .. .' ' I• LE~T .. --' • FIVE CENTJ l 65 Ford Galr. S90. 4 Dr. 8 cylirid lrans. Radio & · whitewall tire!l -- - 64 Ford Gala, SOOXL 2 Dr. Her. cylindtr, 4 - •PHd Like ntw 62 Ford Fairla 500. 2 Dr.. 8 • ttandard trans. YOUR • CFIUMM'I AELATI'IE, COOLD SA~E US FIIOM 64 Ford Gala) 500. 4 Dr I cyllnd tram. Radio end power 11'ftring, w 63 Chevrolet WE'LL HAllE FER LUNC~, BU'TEFI! DACilTEST LOOII AT GOSH,POP.. lei Alrt. 4 Dr Stal"tdird trans. WI tlrM. DUMP ON 63 Rambler Serle~t ; Ari'I'T IT '11ME DA ~11/ER! 4 Dr. VEPI LITTLE AAHD IS ATDA 70P,AN~.. . .ers • ria ~ 'WUOOPS' A/.1'«JU'RE IOOi!lfp LE651it- DA BAN~RUPTC'/ 1 Hres. 550 DUH·~il ... (;?..EAT! .- IIMM!' WE COUI.D LifE IIIORE 'II!INNEII IN TOSAH I will OAPAINT, . ~H!, ~IJT' wtrc~! j ·( ...,. . ·. cltr. standard tro dlo & huter, ft tires. 'eaker t II 65 Pontiac G '1111 Tempest 2 Dr. Nt 63 Ford Galal matle trans. R.C haatar, powar whlta wall tlrll. 5 speed trans. ~ re1r ult, 8 cyl. pri#OIItf'{J lo tuOrk fhtmrJtl..s frtt from fhtir~, i/ol w lti!J ~iatf • lll!ill the l66t whir~birtf/ full Truck. Long whe Automttlc tr•ns. of doub/001111. 64 Ford F-700 Power Staari"f Brakes. Automatic: 63 Ford GalaJ 500, 4 dr. 8 cyl., st Radio .& heater, V ' Athlelle Leqat; 'lleoolnlllon lllo wlli 1he 19 boya who will lleld In the Jacllell' fl. ol the leiBOII IIIII i home agalnot 8Dulll. SdlooL 1 be the last foobl1 LMvi~~g fhe 65 Dodge Da 'l Dr. 270 S.riet, der. st1ndard tnn tncl halter Custom 2 Door I WI-11LE 1 ~INISI-l J:llYING Tlo!E EGGS, you CAt-! POUR 1l-\e SYRUP ON THE. HOltAt<ESI Nt~111111flll, 1/(Ji'fff of iltl ~1/o lll~c/e, NOW ····HAVE WE GOT EVER'(T'HI,.;G 7 HOll:.AKES, E665, BACON. TO'IST. ORANGE JUICE' u such, at~~ ANDCOFI=!!( Mil. "'· Middleport, Rutland athletesPurlwill THe riecislon 011 wltst fo do with fill p-/9ow:9 on !lolly flopr Isle /1 m"'* J;y r./~ Tltunrnr . 62 Ford Galll 500 2 dr. 8 cyl. I trans .. radio & he :r· UDder the llanDef ol Local Dlltrlcl . '~ ' ..' . k, -; --~i t\t lbla .. .... r.M. ...: u.s. '•· ~ . ~ident 62 Ford Gala) e taken Ia Veteran• hospital I>{ Iht emergency squad Afftrhv dtJitvto;r, lie trans., ndlo J WIS tlrtt ltili ht./p!l 13ttsnd~M NltJ 62 Scout 14 T• 6 cyl. 4 wh"l dr O.,.,Oillfl Witch 62 Chevrolet fe.t;vi•ion ey were lrl!alecl and I, suslallling 1 la<erlis arm, also waa tak!l'IDS Memorial by t!Jt oalsd and released. He for DWL There waa 11ace to both vehiclet. Ill aocident was laves/ the aheriff's cleportlrday at 11 a.m. • te IS In Ilod: SpriDp meetian ol Raale 31 ~ Hollow I'Oid. Jacbcm Keith, If, ~ ton Panel True 4 speed tran1. 60 Ford F-600 2 ton, 8 cyl., 5 tP"· ttal ltng whHI b.se 2 &pHd lXII, 65 Ford Custc 4 dr., 8 cyl. 11 · tnn1, Rtdlo & ht S tires 66 Chevrolet :·· ... ... . / Dia, wu .\ I . oklckled om' ID - Into a dltcllllld hit 1 crt, eutomatlc tr: lt"r1ng, heeter, WI$ tlre1 r 64 Fairlane 2 ·I cyl, autometic ricllo & h11ter, \: I . ' ' J.! ...:: 62 Studebak1 59 Fiat 2 Door, standarcl . misslen, elean YouAiwc Pay less KElT GOBI FOR'! "'SED CAR, 1' ...ICijlll .,...tk •· •Midlllotoi!! :&rpeater, Roule , Paaseoaer 1n 111e flllll JSiainod I Dille bleed. ID MeJcs Gew~ by a motorist '!beN ~·t. lllld only . . .. to tile .... . .. lanehes , ,~i . 4 dr., 6 cyl. Std. I dlo & heeter travelln& t oonlrol ol his car oa M•Ubu 4 dr. Har wtr from of l!ii..~ club. 4 dr. I eyl., •• trans., rtdlo & he S tires Country S~an 4 tlon wagon, 8 cyl. flllel wiD be at the t• elementary ttehool, t$>30 p.m. 'l'lckela Will 5. Tires 62 Ford plaJMI i will give l!*lal Ji!ID past grid llddtt• MHS in the Snorl""'4 '; 500 4 Or 8 rvllnd 63 Mercury heine IODfOI'Ing III'OllP. tho ~-Pomeroy Bolar) IPI!ttd trans. f c1i" t·Killer liver i launclled by tom. llln rains joined lilt Po and other l8lllo ierwaya today lD a \Ill wave that batter. . .ru Italy. . *' burJcrY tiJoreD. their bare bandl mild trybll lo ll't lrl!islftl aftllrw8811 of tile eradlo's wol'll oenturlel. themaeiY- •• Pl'tJII. �>'>• .I I ~ ," I ·· ~ I' '' "r' i . ,, .. ...... , ol' l fl >-> ' ,· .- .. ·······-- ~- .................. ' . ' ·· "" . · ~ ..... . . ... ~ _ ~ ....- ~ ., . -~ ., •. ,, ····· . ' ' . .... ... ' . ..·-................. . . . . . -... . . .......... .. ·• .... .... ~-- ·~ ' ~ ... - .--.· - ··t ... .. ..., ' • ~ ~ . ' I ' :. I ~ . FREAI<.Y, BUT GIRLS . . -·· .. ., _ ' ... .. ... .. . , ...A . ... .. -~ '· 7 .... ..... . .... . ~ • - l. ' .. 64 Ford Gala) 500. 4 Dr. 8 cvllnl tr1na. R.adio and power stee~ring, w 1 63 Chevrolet I ' YOU CNJ7 FtAY WITH US., FREAKY, AlllD THAT'S FINAL! lal Alre. 4 Dr Standlrd trans. WI 'lrn. FOOTEALL I'S. A lttGH Sfbl<r! '1'00 HAVE 10 ,.. . ,_,_. .. ' ,) . ',:• I ., ' '' \ ' • . I 1 IT'S tJOT A GAM~ "OF j;OUIISI, IF I HAD IT TO DO 0\IU I'D MAROY AGAIN ... I'M NO STJ:O~GEl NOW THAN I WAS THEN!" r ~u~ · GIRL~! BE ABLE 10 RJLL YCXJR 0\Uf\l WtiGHT 01\J IHE TEAM_;-~ will teaker ', !·' ' Hrts. 65 Pontiac G Tempest. 2 Or. Ht tpeed trans. '1111 r ' 63 Ford Gala, ''WE COULD IE MAKING A MISTAKE, I'M SURE IUT I THINK II WAY PAIT SUPPER TIME!" ''IUT YOU'RE WRONG ABOUT EVElY GIRL THINKING OF NOTHINO , IUT FUI COATS, Mil. MINK , , • El • , , I MIAN, Mil. CAIMOOYr ' 500 4 Or 8 cvllnd matle trent. Rae' I ~wtr white wall tlrell. GO HotAE, 1 FREAKY. rear ule, 8 ~ wlt.h cur~lty!! For the first 1:.1 me in Peppy t I c:yl. Truck. Long whe 'fokurrrs.lonely li'llifesomebody wrote him o let.ter !I 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door ! Power Steerint Br•ktt. Automatic 63 Ford Galax l SOG, 4 dr. 8 c:yl., st ltadio & tteater, ~ 1 62 Ford Galal ·t t.. IOIIJOI'ing tiM rt-Pomeroy- ·llollr) J will glve 1P001aJ IIIIo putllrld ~ Jolfl8 in tbe Soutlteu&o ' Athletic Leque. SchooL 1 be the last foolbll1 u 10ch, at Mlddlejlort ""' . ..... Jllcldleport, ,..,.. Rutiand athletes will llllder the banner of Meigs Local Dlitrlct 101. IIJI!I will be It thl! t . olemeatary ldlool, ~~:311 p.liL Tkbla . lljl ', SOO 2 dr. 8 cyl, 1 trans .. radio & h• S. Tiret 62 Ford Gala, <I '' S tires ·- "'!'..- - will IJolll til~ did>. :ident {,., 4 dr. 8 cyl., •• trans., ndio & ht I· . 62 Ford ,,.... Country Std1n 4 lion Wlgon, a cyf , tic tr~ns., radio a • taken 1o Veteran! bospital b,f emergency t h• squad '1 were treated and tir11 62 Scout V.. T• I, lll!laining a !tee!' lis ann, also wu 1111!1'11110 Memorial by 1ile and releuecL Be 6 cyl. 4 whHI dr 62 Chevrolet ••led :V4 ton P1nel True C spe.d tr1m. for DWL Tbere wu mage lo both Ythldet. ld accident was illv... r the sh!rlff's deport. ll'day at 11 &.Ill. • .te u in llodc Sp:IDp mecUM of llwle # .one Hollow meL 60 Ford F-600 2 ton, a cyl .• 5 .,.. 2 spe•d nle, t&.l long wheel b.s. I 65 Ford Custc 4 dr ., I c:yl. 11 tr1ns. Radio &. ht S tires l' ! JaoUoD Keith, l M11ibu 4 dr. Her cyl., 1utom1lic tr: W'tr stHr1ng, r ' h"ter, W!S tires ·-' 'I ·' · 64 Feirlane 2 If, nia, wu lraveUn& t control of bls car 01 •• . 66 Chevrolet ANDY CAPP lkiddecl over .., Into I dll<b IIIII bit 1 t! cyJ. 1utom1t1c ridlo & hNter, plallllli lilt 19 boys wbo will lleld ln the Jaeet&' 11., tbe ....., 111!1 : home against IIDalll. i •' Autom.dlc trans. w:s being Jlecocnition also lrlli 64 Ford F-700 5 spHd trans. ers • ria :I'' 550 ~rli!~ 4 Dr. der. stendard tr1 clio & heaftr, ttt dtr . standard tnn • FIVE CENlJ ·•' 63 Rambler •nd h..ter J ~ ' ' , S~triM, 4 "• tpHd 65 Dodge Da "- ,.' 62 Ford Fairla :t Dr. 270 . ....... __.. ..... , • 64 Ford GalaJ heater, " ~ .J, ' .65 Ford Gala: tlrea. ., -- . FOOTBALL ! .OUCH! SOO. 4 Dr. 8 cyllnd t~ans. Radio & · whitewlll tires 500. 2 Dr., 8 ttlndard trans. '' ' HAVE .THE RIGHT R€- SDOXL 2 Dr. Her. \ ...... ,. HER I cylinder, 4 l.lkt new " • ·' sORRY I . --1 ' ' '• . I !I ~. i' .. . i . ' I \I Ii I' I! 1\ ' . .' I -~fil'j!-•.)"11lij~ ,, ' ,: .·" ' " II, ..,.,,.. ,..,...,.,.,,.,,.,., 1 ~ ·. 62 Olds Starfi dr. K1rdtop, .W.rlns. ponr r•.UO & hllter, Y 63 Ford Gala: lanehtS tKiller liver ,"500 XL 2 dr. h1 · cyl. 4 '''" a ......,,.eel ,, power W\' tfi'H 62 Studebak1 4 tlr., 6 cyl. Std. t, dlo & huter ' 59 Fiat 2 Door, st•ndard mi111fen, clean YouAiwc WHY WAtT? MV ~.GO DOH .NOW... AN' PRfSENT YOURSELF SO'S WE Ml« BCIWi' laull<hed by torreft. raiDs joined tbl Po and other ~ iltM•BYS todaJ In I wave that batte. Italy. , J'~SEE ANVBOOVSO TICKU:P? Pay Less bqry P'lorello lhelr bare bande " mud lryillJ to , . Iaible lit treiS\ftt altorwuh of lhll KElT GOBI FORI ....... centurleo. lbemlelto . "'""' ....... .uno cAR .... ~as, \,. Mlddlopor ' ' ·'" ' .,• \ '·~ . ,-• ..I l • r .. ' ,, ' l ' ·. ' '' ' ,j ~ • .-.-;;-' 1-' .. . \ .' �I < I ..... . • • • ,,..., .... ... ·-·~ .. . .. •'· ; .., . . . . --- .. . ~ • "" .... 0 .. A •• ~ ··. .. ,O ..,,.. . • • f.' 0:. .. .... -'~; • . . . . II- . . . . .. . . . "' .... i' ... - .. -·~ ·· - • b .. " .. ... :~'f·.~~-iWr" ·•· ·.lo'i·t>"•!"!!lt."'U;!p_>; ..., .,, . , • •l,o • "" r. ._'!I:_,_., ~~~ :-, .: :#'lW~ ~ ~ ._i l 0: • L •. ... <. ., • PBISCII.I.A'S POP bsr Al Vermeer ' ___ ARE YOLJ A~~~~lf IT, VOL XVIII NO. 1•72 OR. OF NO OPINION? ' • I _____ •' 'j I • --- ----::---------~-- MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1966 FIVE CENTS Bobby Baker Scandals Figure 65 Ford Ga~ ~· 4 Dr. I <ylit trens. Redlo & whlt•w•ll tires · u reme ourt rders New Tax Evasion Trial 64 Ford Gala 500XL 2 0.. lio \ • I ' .,.._..;."""':'--POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' I ·t • DtNt«< To n. lnterafl 01 Tu H..,.lfo.on .4,... - I . \I ' .. lr '>II. :I I, u e ,_ at y _ enttne .. _.;....,_ • .... • ' .. ' I \ ~. '' .' . . ~ cylinder, " Like ne-w 1pe. 62 Ford Fair! 500. 2 Dr.. I 4\lndard trans. 64 Ford Gal; 500. 4 Dr 8 evil• tuns. Redlo In "wer steering, ttrn Listening in On WireTap KevtoCase 63 Chgvrole hi Alre. 4 D1 Stend1rd trant. ~ •ires. 63 Rambler S50 Serie<~ 4 D1 der. standard ' dlo & heater, J fir H. 65 Pontiac · fempest . 2 Dr. I speed trans. 63 Ford Gal; ~00 4 ~•tic Dr. 8 cyllt trans. R hteter, power white wall tlr.. bF Walt Wetterbe11g OUTOURWAY 65 Dodge C 2 Or, 270 Serl• dtr, standard tr1 end heeter 64 Ford F-7C rur ule, 8 q Truck. Long wf Automatic trans 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Power Steeri Brakn Automet b 63 Ford Gal! 500, 4 dr. 8 cyl., lbdio & heeler. Presi·dent on Fasl •paced hedule iax OF 500 2 dr. I cyl. NOT BAD· QUITE. GOOD, REALLY... EXCELI.ENT. JN'fA(;.l ..... trans.. radio & I S. Tins ;,.ob ~~titer..!' 6'2 Ford Gal; 4 dr. 8 cyl., trens., radio & I S tires ,.= I s R,·ots· . ::-•:w:.u:le...:g ".'!~,""'! ·. J>EI.in.'rndla A ~..., AHH-NOW IT BECG'If.S MAN STANDING )N A 5NOWBANK UNCLEAR •••• WHER£'5 SQUINCH YOUR. EYES A LITTLE TI-lE 5NOWaANK? 6'2 Ford Gal. •--· ~~.::-folore.~~inin& ~elootbhaifbllackpl.ayBober FOUr IOJ•ured ID AccJ'dent governm~nl •;pee 6'2 Ford I Country Sedan tlon wegon, I Cl tic trent., rNio WIS tir.s 62 Scout~· 6 cyl. 4 whHI · I l 62 Chevrole % ton Penel Tn 4 speed tuns. Eastern Band fn F'IDa}Show 0£ Gn'd year 60 Ford F-6Cl 2 ton, 8 c:yJ., 5 at: l speed ule, st long wheel b. . WELL·SI)li?ANOUTOF WHIT5. IT5 A/tiAN STANDING IN A MCL.rt:O 65 Ford Cusl r 9ftJTtTJ.£o IT, "MAN Wl"fl..l TOO BIG FEET·: ••.• IAAr'S ww.... ~NOW BANK , RE ALL'f., •• • 4 dr., 8 cyl. trans. Rldlo & t '· S tir.s 66 Chevrole Malibu 4 dr. H1 cyl., automatic t wer stHrlng, WJ;it~n ~ Meg Dr4Wn b'f Fr12nk & Wolt huter, WIS tirtt 64 Fairlane ~ I cyl. automatl• ' radio & hNter, 63 Pord Gall · · p0 J"t• • Sh A • I ICians · OW DXJety Ahout weather on Tuesday· Lunar Shot on N p f ear er ect M H di g oon ea n cyl. 4 speed tre & Mater, power w\s tlru ~ ~as .!Ill. .. Jom KiiJer Po River 62 Studebak 4 dr .. 6 <YI. Std. ·dlo & hea.. r 59 Fiat 8 2 Door, standar miulen, clean 11101 J11 J" T cklash Effe.c ts in blection uncertain YouAiw Pay Less (UP!) -Thelshould he in•!be tielgltborliond House of Hepmenlatfftl•. · rolled 54 mllllol! -sUU ·1 re<ord for -Thirty five IU!nalon to . -with a non • prosl!IOiltlal · year: · Tho lnnw held by 20 Democrila , . . 1 weatller fot'eelal was · Republicans. · Dern.. l foi limit of -Thirty-five the north central A·weeana· Presll 1east 1 1 I GOBI.i ' FORl Icmlldatel are ~~~:~~~::~.~~J~oo !-. ~.SED CAl' 0 ' . Mlcld~ ~- members of the ·lbelr ability lo pander to other -Nixon talked men's mrs." lhe Vlel Nam war uBul tbe IIISWer lA> their biflotry 1.! not· more bla!>try in denunclaliO!l roturn," be !laltl. "We Will solve backlash -a protest nothing by .-tlng to racism llle pace of tho · It polsona public life." fol" r~clai oqualliY - Wblt. backlll!lb tliroateno Ia 'l:UU. where bt b burt Repub!loanl IIIII belp hll ranch •Iter 11ft O.mocrats in llime ol trip .~ Ia Soytbem .... 'llonfll' wbeie llllllJ of "tho .. . - ~· .. ' .... ' .. .· .' .- '."· ' ~9;:~.l =: AvaJanehts *""" - · !GO XL 2 dr. h ._..lye~ WASIDNGTON <UP!) - The Supreme Court today ordered a new tax evasion trial far Fred B. Black Jr., a figure In the Joe McDaniel, 31, o•e of cesslul grid coaches in the na. a program heine plalllllli Bobby Baker case who com· Bellvill~, Ohio. and Musklngum lion. · 1by tbe sponsoring IIJ"Oilp, the plained lhat tlle FBI eavesdropCollege ~ all lime great ath· McDaniel served m>der Sher. Middleport-Pomeroy IIAJiar) peel on conversatios he qad letes, will be the _speaker for mann for 7 years and return· Club, that will live ..,.mat with his attorney. 'I the Middleport Htgh School ed to · Marion Harding for one recognition to past (ll'ld aeldete -- court acted In a ""'ef, Football Banquet the everung year before coming to Marietta menta of MilS in the Sooli!Jeo¢. . t'·PRIZE WINNERS- Ken McLaughlin, pharmacist at the . new Nelson's Drug '"' opinion. Two ---•··• •• , o1 Nov.. 17· 11 d unsigned . . in September .of this year. em Ohio Alhletle '··-· 8 b I re In Pomeroy, left, presents bicycles as prizes to Deb .. Hunne an cott ......... D -·~ 1 euler, winners In the store's grand opening registration. The bicycle awarded -Justices Byron R. White and Me amel ' complelmg hiS An outstanding Muskingum Spec!al Recognition also wni $:ott was won .by his grandfather, G. E. Reuter. Other winners were Mrs. Edgar Abe Fortas-<lid not participate 1 first year as head coach ~~ athlete, McDaniel was named be liven the 19 boys wbo will !illersbach, a hair dryer; K!lthryn Jordan, a radio; Edith Dent, a mixer and Janet in the ruling. Justices John M. Martetta College. One of his MO>t Valuable Player in foo~ take tbe field in the Jacket~' II. t.avender, an electric clock-Sentinel photo. Harlan and Pdtter Stewart j JOE McDANIEL top athletes this season . has ball during his junior and sen- na1 game of the oeasmt lllil _!~=~-=~z.:;~:=::.=:=::=~~::_:::___-;-_________ dissented. ' been Sophomore .Bob Smith of ior years and won the same Friday at home ogalmot SDutb. _ _ __,_ Black Is a Washington public I Pomeroy, who wtU come to the honor in basketball as a senior ern High School d banquet wtth his coach. . · . . CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) - relations consultant an ass.. I Coach McDaniel graduated He and his Wife, the former This will be the last lootboll Weatherman gave a go-ab'ad elate of Robert G. (Bobby) ! from Musklngum College in 111541 Patricia Cunningham, are the banquet, u such, at Middleport today 1o astro•auts James Baker, former secretary of lhe and ......-backed the Muskie's pareniS. of three childre.n-Chris, High School. Lovell and Edwin !Bun) Aid- Senale Ilemocralic marJrlly .. 8 De 5 nd Jul I N-~ rln for their date io Baker resigned his po!ll in 19641 undefeated Ohio Conference ; mse, ; a te, • ~• year, Mlddloport, PamWednesday. space in a furore over eonflict of Championship team of 1955. He Of Smith, Coach McDaniel eroy and Rutland athletes will 1 While Pro•·ct G<mlnl'• top interest allegations. He Is earned an M. A. Degree at said, "'Bob has been a starter campaign under the banDer of ~ scheduled to 0 on trial Jan I C Ohio State Unlverslly m 1961. all year as a corner man on the new Me!p Local Dltlrlct , , .. o!llclals reviOwed allv aopecl• on charges go! la..,.ny, He coached two years at defense and has done a terr~IC High School . .J of lbe IIIDr-day retldez 001 evasion and olller offenses. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UP!) "!arion Harding High School in job. lle also plays .some offen- The banquel will "be at the •. ·' : ..·.·• •. . ,Q _..·....... •. ft . . ·, The JtjSiiCI J?epafl!nelll ad- - Prtsidenl Johnl!4lll set up a the coach· andlSa dedtO!Ialt- Middleport elementary tehool1 0? , fl! .l!' . ·" the no... the • mtUed "'bllQlJII" .)!lack's bo!J>I· '-t-paced talk-l!"'·travel echo"'" ,..,.,.. alma mater, '"' a a rt lllarliJl& at 8:30 p.m. \'ICbll "11111 10 ·''"~ ~..., , -., ·"" · · ' · · ""e ..,.., &Ur mey · 'J'llt tallty aull'! ,at..Jtl!e• l!her'lml- .¥• today, topped by bolpilll ~g .. . _ to E4 Pleasure 'e. ptoeh." be M1!Mt ~ ....- trona ... ,~,,..,. (UPI) ..:_A ~i- li\d",o~ri rlof: ~""::'·pi"~ t:arle!OI> ~~. ~ . la-In preporatioo ,... a _ .. ~ pneof tbe mosl !IIC· . Coaeh McDalllel WID hlghlillllt me"*~~, of~ dub. •.rs 1' ".• · iiak•~ "''·du holy men •tormed thro.ug~, the y,Ice ,.y..ion. .!Jl a Glfflilnl unusual meJII{)randlliD !l1sd Ill Ina! and throal surgery in a · '=a "'" · ifll;i *' =, • ' ' eu "" '"'' • stree(s today batUing police and ti'ying to storm p rlla· ato A tea of lhe Supreme Court on May 21. week or so. . 8 ment. Police opened fire killing at least 10 and wounding fllghl .. But the Insisted wuh one eye on Tuesday's · many PlOf~~ tbat &atl&facto.., weathr.r that the $91,000 mcome tal l elec:tions and the other on his Tbe mob, demonstrating a~ainst the slaughter of uGIIIoDt ted · evasion conviction for tbe years , impending operations Johnson lAC~ cows smashed police bamcades and storro~d All· : 1 .cit~~ C. . 1: 1956, 1951 and 1958 was based i arranged to: ' India Jla.dlo. They set fire to some of the furmshmgs m e ann r m wholly on material gathered by the bulldings. ' l!'s oebedoled 3:55 p.m. EST internal revenue agents. -Fly 146 miles !IOUtheast Four persons were Injured In tlle rear by I car driven by 11090 were taken Ia Veteran! silme of the holy men jabbed at officers with the I blasiOff and tbo launch of tbe The department said the from hiS ranch lo Cotulla, Tex., a two car accident Saturday at Bobby Hubbard, 32, Llltle Hock- Memorial llospltal Ill' th' long dine-pronged spears )bey carry as symbols of their Atla,..Ageoa ta'1el rock•t h proseculor was not aware of lho i to the 201J.pupil WelhauSPn 9:30 p.m. on State Route 7,. at ing.. . . Pomeroy emergency squad station>The rioters Ignored a government decree tssued , minutes earlier, ~· bugging. But It was acknow- ; Elementary School where h• the entrance to Eastern Htgh Miller sustained a posSible where !bey were U.aled and only three days ago which extended the ban on slaughter! . --.:~m11.'1lm"""" !edged that he had acce.. to !he' was a teacher 38 ?ears ago, to School. . , neck and back injury and was released. of ,Ucred cows to cover all I FBI reports summarizing infor· gtv~ a s~ on hiS admmJSI:a- The shertff s department taken lo a Parkenbuit hospttal Hubbard, sustaining 1 lacer~l.lndia's 17 states. It al·' made a half-hearted bolon mation obtained during the tion s . strtdes m . promotmg said Gary Miller, 16, Tuppers by Arbaugh ambulance. Two ation of his ann, also was talcready was in effect In 10 h I eavesdropping and that discus- ' educahonal opporluntties. Plains, was traveling north passengers in the Miller car, en to Veterans lllomorlal by tilt rtlles. . c arge. . . sions between Black and his j -Head thereafter by he!icop-·and had slopped for a light at ICharles Mays, who oustained a squad, treated and roleaoed. He '!lie mtll!sive demonslrallon But the fightmg. escalated. lawyer were reflected In them. ter to San Anlonio, 85 miles to a construction area at the laceration of the forehead, and was cited for DWL There was started peacefully with thOU· The mob hurl~ SliCks, stones, Black drew a jail term of ' the north, to undergo X-rays school ..hen he was struck in .Marge Rood, laceration of her beavy damage to botb nhlcl... ,.nels of the faithful squalling bricks -;: anything they could lrom 15 months 1o lour years. \ and laboratory tests at the A second accident • In the street In front of parlia· get thetr hands on. A number Brooke Army Medical Center In ti ted by the !ttves ~or policemen were tnJ"•·ed advance of his surgery. Johnson n!t s. at 11 ' depart. llul as ffindu leaders haran. Pollee retaliated wtth horse. llopes the operations can b< State bl BUOd tbe crowd. a vanguard of mounted charges and tear gas The Eastern High School ! done at Brooke, by the end of at the interseetion of holy men broke through a JiO" atlacks. band performed for II! last this week or early nexl week. and the Long Hollow road. Ill"' Olltlfon and rushed toward The mob then swirled through foolball game of the season on -Meet with Arthur J. Gold· .. . . Thomtll! lht li"on gites of parliament. the streets on an orgy of de· Saturday at lhe Easlern-Racino . be g us ambassador to the\ COLUMBUS (UPII- The pohttctans cast an anxt?US 0 1 Ca1H ~acboa Keith, It, · The pollee under orders to structlon They set fire to a game I U01~ted· ·N· 1. th LBJ "eye on Tuesday's weather today as they put the fmal orrua, was lraveUnc a oons, a1 e to h th · 1 • south lost conlrul of his car use •• IIWe lortt as necessary, number of automobiles. The hai!Ume show opened Ranch and also confer wilh uc Tehs ofn "'t ofng clamti~rugnsd . t" a Mo:... ............. .. "th t"· taU f th j . ' . e orecas or e ec on ay was-warm wea uer ..._ ·~ ~ v•oa au eaa. w• ·~presen on o e new •pectal assiSiant Rohert Komer with scattered showers and - · bankment Into 1 dllch and hit 1 Mason PTA Meets '~hool ftght ".~g, "Eagles\ PADADENA, Calli. CUP!) - ~n efforts to promote pacifica· thundershowers. of the tighter congressional . tree. Tonight at School Vtctory March. The words and America's second Lunar Orbi· \ tion of areas held secure from Bad weather could hold the races. Linda Carpeoter Route I, The Mason Parent Teachers m_uslc were written by Band ter spacecraft zipped along on rthe Communist Viel Cong in vote below lhe predicted 3,450.· But whatever the weather, Racine, a possen.,i- in tile 1Wtla Assn meeting will be held lhia Director Yeago. I a near perfecl night toward lhe \ Soulh Vtel Nam. 000 lurnOut, particularlv In 13,000 polling places were to be vehicle, sustained 1 tltlSe lilaetL ..,..ittg Monday November 7 The ba~ nexl featun!d a moon today for another plctur""l -Sign more of the hundreds some of tbe rural areas where open from 6::ul a. m. until 6:30 She was tatea to 11feip aat the 'school in;tead of Tues: danee routine to the Alka • taking mission to find a safe of bills "'nt 10 him in the final i< could have an effect on some p. m. with persons in line at al Hospital by 1 motorisl 'IIIele evening Seltzer So~, "No Maller landing site for Apollo astro- ' congressional rush toward ad· . 6:30 p. m. entitled to cast tbeir was no arrest, llld only Jill!. ·.. til a;e espeelall urged Wll.~t Shape Your Slomach's nauts. . JOurnment-and bave a ~m- Driver Oted to ..te. The sale of Alcoholic bev· illiD -age lA> tile cor, to attend this meeting ..\.en Mr in. The majorettes fea~ed a Sclent!Sis were dellgltted by ment or two on the remalrung. Co b p Ji erages while the polls were opo1 Paul Fit erald West Colum: routine lo "Worlt Song,'. and the clockwork launch of the ones that fit inlo his Great · urt Y o ce .,. Is prohibited. . Ill 'II k • . f lhe oonclndlng number was one camera<Carrying satellile SunSociety program I Lewts w, Smith, 11 • Syracuse, The spoUighl was on the race bla, w spea on 1trearms sa e- hi h th band be nd b · was cited into Middleport May ty llftd will ohow guns which w siced e "J h m~m rs re· day fro!" Capo Kennedy ba y or C 0 Fls"·-'s court Sablr. for governor between Repullli· . date back to tht Hme of t h que os ua. !he accurate lunar Dig I tra. · · ·~ • can Gov. James A. !lmdes and 0 0 . ·. e ·The Easlem Cadet band, con· jectory. WASIIINGTON (UP)) -The day _al S:ll p.m. on charges of state Sen. Frazier Reams Jr., Pl~ms.l ~· ch~e of meet- •lsting of 5th, 6th and 7th Orbiter 1's night path on the Supreme Court today de•le<l I leavmg the scene of an ICC!· the DemocraUc challenger from Jto~e of Same COMMIJl~· ate s ue to t e.electlon. ,&rades, petiormed for ""; pre· four-day, 1!1.000·mile voyage 1o lleariq tO Job Elmer Wood- denl and having no operator's Toledo. • HOMo ttONi. - · game show. 11 played · T h e lbe moon was so accurate, pro- ""''· tmder cteatll ..n1eace Ia . license. · The pons indicated Rhodes · Ill ,Qrma warned LUCAL TEMPS VIctors March," the "Two Tune ject . officials said that tracklng Oblo lor the !HI manfor of Smith was traveling south oo ¥'OUid be re-olecled easily The . · 1M V:lel Nam ·conlllct is Temperature in downtown Mtu'ch," and •;L!Ule MarCh." data Indicated It could come blo IS-year-old former land. North Third St. when he struck major uestion seemed io be t1t1t of I· llries 0! Pomeroy on •Motiday at 11:30 'New ~ben !or the . 196'1 within 2,100 miles of Its orbital lldy II LoraiD Coa•ly. a parked car owned by Peggy wbether\e could carry the en- Avalandles laundted b y ~!"'l:.!beeplyUnlndteddSattale; 'wsly ~.m. !fBI. 15_degrees, under marcbing band will be: chosen targe_l without a mltkoune 1 1 mm · • - Quillan, Middleport. Thert was lire GOP slate and tip tbe baJ. Uai mo~ rainll jollied tbt ,........ .. 'utlt)!' skieS. from these atuden.ts. steenng <OmCilon. 'medium damage to the car. alice to Republicans in four or k~. River Po and other ramllWnlved. . ,. " ht . 1 Pllllit waterways today In a ug congreaSiona races. deatlHlealinll wave that batte. Naked Holy Men Lead New Delhi 5 speed trans. KEil Marietta's McDaniel will Be Grid Banquet Speaker '"' JesseM.Tuttle Dies on Sunday I ed;::m~;,.. Unes due with tbelr bare bandl Funeral services for J.... throqb oU, mlltl .fryit11 to reoM. Tuttle, 16, who died swiday eue implmbll ort afterooon in the St. J""epb ln the l"O<I!IIJIIollerwasb ol tbt Hospllal In Parkersllurg, will be Rlnaissancll Wlll'll held Wednesday at 1 p.m. Ill Iii <eDIUrleL tbe Ewln& Qlapel wltb IIUr'-1 Some · themleiY- . tn tbe Chosler oeme1eey over \AI« llil late wile, MlNlle V. ri ...... Be was a llle lolla·teaideat ~of~~~~~ SurYiwrs 1nclude Mrs. Jehn . -PI· Md.; a - bemtlli• � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 6, 1966 geer gonzalez houck mason mcknight parsons rice wood