https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7ba65bb64dfbf73816c8d6b0d0d02dbb.pdf ccc69b14094e19ac4ee9fc15b4dcd959 PDF Text Text ' , .r. .· ~f.~~~,lioiil!~ l ~ SooilnOI, .~.,. Si!p"""'ral . ., Delnanils·.. ._ _, IIEL'IY PBA<iUE Nixon and Humphrey, by revising its decision to aU ow a network debate without granting equal time to "minor" caMi~ dates. Humphrey, meanwhile, said in SpringDeld, 01., today that he Is willing to debate Nixon "in Peoria or Sprircfteld or on .-:· ·.· ·.· ·.· •' ·.·. ·.·. BUYING A NEW CAR? ·-·. Our bank auto loans can save you money! When it comes to economical, quick-action car financing-of almost any make or model -<lUr bank Auto Loans offer you real moneysaving advantages. Come in and see ..• now! Jll.* T 1V1L p0. MER0y · naUonal television." NIX11!1 has not qretid . to debate either HUIJIIIhrey or Wallace Ia a r - 1 of the ugreat debates'' which served him ill when he debated John F. Kennedy on natlonli televlstoo In 1960. WaUaee has satd he woold race his ma.ior part;y opponents on television. Hum,phrey, bridling at Nixon's charge that "there is at:me collusion between my st.~~poriers and the Sllt.POrters of Governor Wallace," called the accusation "patently ridiculous and Mr. Nixon knows it." ''But.'' he added, In, ltlelr ·native slates ThurodOJI. · Nixon - The lonner Ylee pr.. The vice president also was olden! promloed Thurodiay that warmly recelwd In his south If elected prealcle!f(, he will serop Dakotaoppeorance by Son. WIJ'tle ' ueovernment by consensus" and Morse, D-Ore., a ,11trorw critlc briQB dlsserters into the f)( the JohniJO!I lldllllnlstradon's polltleli ·malastreatn. "T h e war policies. 1-a or ' enllihten!nent are Ill EdmuDd S. Muokle - The by the opark of eortrovoroy: MaiDa sepator, Democratic vice their can be snull'ed ~t preslclentlal nominee, e a II e d The nrst organization to report a program of &\~'port of by the blanket ol conaensus/• ThurodiU lor modernization of servicemen In Vle!Mm Ia Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Slgu\a he slid in a ratlomrlde broed- slate, locli IIIII regloaal so,.roSororitY. ,. , cast. ments to help the !eden! KOV· Wallaee - Allbemiana staied ermnent meet moclerrt problema. ' The chlpter Is beginning Its third year In sending a box ea.eh . ._.. Spiro T. A(.new - . The GOP month to one local serviceman ln Vietnam. a 11 &tand up for George Wallace Sororlcy members report the bill di!Ueulll Is In seeuti!lll iliO day" Thuradl3 to raise money vice presidential candidate re.. rot their Conner govurnor'stele- iterated ThurodiiJ' night the ad- ramea and addresses or local servicemen to be, reme.mbered. The program is a &ervtce project of the sorority .and reald~~· vtsloa 'UtJ)811"1Dttl& The rand- ministration Is oull'erlng !rom hiiYIDK names ol Meigs Coundana sorvilll In VIetnam whom IIIey ra:J !ling ~gn ,was conduct.. "tired blood aNI the toni~ Is not wool~ like .emembered are asked to colltaet lilrUyn SWan or TwDa ed on what would have been Gov. a No. 2 mlll, but a new Dian." liltheny. .. .. Lurleen Wallace's 42ndblrt:bdl¥. Georgia - Fh• high Georgia Humphrer- Hl~Dl))hre3pleked atate otftclals, <.U Democrats, THE MIDDLEPORT' BUSINESS AND PROI'ESSIONAL Women:o up solid endorsemerts and aide- owll<hed to the llepubllcan perClub wi:t be holdinK 'a delpnalve drivilll course - two hour sessions by ~ side canwaign tppearances cy Thurodal' In a protest llflllnst '"'! · :"or two nlgbts - In the near future. , from Se111to1's Edward M. Ken- the Democratiepart;y'sdlrecUon, Those completing the course wUI be phsented certiftcatea., nedy arXI George S. McGoYern both on the .. ..ate and national Mrs. Nellie Vole, a club member who attended a similar school in level. "I issue this cftallqe. Let Richard Nlxon, George Wallace am me debate the Issues on national television. That way we'D soon find out who is in collusion with whom. And it won't be Humphrey. and Wallace." In other political develop- name de Arthur, reports the lnstructioo Is highly valuable. The place an:l ti.nie wUI be innounced tn the near future. Both met nnd women are to be invited to participate. Measurements of a Near Riot Her 43-25-37 Rocked Wall Street NEW YORK (UP0- A stockbroker in a proper . blue suit shinnied up a buttonwood tree to see what the fuss was all abool Tl1e steps of the New York Stock Exchange were jammed. Speclators ran to rooftops and clung to orlight windows the poles. staid Morgan Guaranty The old :: :~ :- :,. .. •' .. ,. RUTLAND POMEROY ::~ Servmg Metgs County for over 96 years :-:· ..•. Memher Fe<kral Reserve System I' Member FDIC ... <· ~ .. Ali Account• lnoured Up To $15,000 Under The Fedo·ral Deposit Insurance Corporation 5% paid on Certificates of Deposit in Multiples of $1,000,00 OPEN FRIQAY NIGHTS 5:00 to !:00 LOS were mobbed. At 1:34 p.m., Thursd1J1 1 police estimated the crowd on Wall Street near the Stock Exchange where the nation's financial business Is centered at 5,000. At precisely that moment Francine Gottfriend, a 2t~year~ old computer operator frOOl Brooklyn, stepped frmn the BMT subway station and walked down Broed Street. She wore 1 tight yellow sweater and 1 red skirt and almost caused a riot. For days the word had spread through stock exchanges, banks and brokerage houses about Fnnclne' s walk. DaUy the crowds grew. Trust Co. ANGELES (UP0- The right of a Black Panther l~der to lecture a sociology clllss on racism today confronted the divided governing body of the University of california with one of its most potentially damaging controversies. The appointment of Eldridge Cleaver-minister of informa~ tion Cor the Panthers, ex-convict author of "Soul on Ice" an::l candidate for president or the Peace and Freedom party- has raised 1 storm of protest throughout r..atifornia. The 21-member board of to regents today prepared thrash out tile issue in an open , •, session at UCLA. Gov. Ronald Reagan was expected to lead the fight to dismiss Cleaver. The board's educational policy committee, composed of 18 regents, met for two hours in elosed session Thursday but failed to agree whether to approve or revoke the nppointment of Cleuer. No Decision "We couldn't reach any decision.'' said University President Charles Hitch after the meeting. He said a number of proposals were made, but the only vote taken was to Camporee at ~.:· Chester Sure ... ... ::: 'Jim /Jqndy' :-: PT. PLEASANT- Area seoulen are invited to attend t h e annual M.G.M. District F a II camporee at Camp Kiashuta, near Chester, Meigs County, Ohio Sept. 27 .:!9th. 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Two plainclothes poJiceme1the word had sPread to _.ty HaD, 100-maniKed to :,.•11 Francine crom the mob ~o safety In a hole! lobby. The cause oC the near-riol va~ the yellow sweater and l an4:1-25-37. "It's the biggest thing '•· nh Wall Street since the c1 h, '' said one Stock Exchange t rk. up .he Like the . man buttonwood tree, F r a n c 1 c didn't know, or wouldn't let •n, what all the fUss was about. "Some p~~qtle ask me f my . J.1~SON Figure trimming Compen-;ate girdles an4 panty girdles a're made of lightweight powernet with DuPont 'mlachirle washaqle Lycra Spandex and Antron NylOn. ' / Available in a full range of .$izes and styles with front panels. · front and back panels, and front. batk and side panels-Jo f1t your figure type and your piii'SI! frorTJ $f.Oiflo $13.00 TONIGHT SATURDAY SUNDAY SEPT. 2G-21-22 Sidney Pottier i ..... ,..~ Nationally advertised in Good Housekeeping and McCall's. ,;;.... Come in and try yours on .today at: ....... ... ~ * 5)- J' _,. . HR CLOIHIERS.... .. .. TO SIR, Wlnt LOVE" (Technlcolor) AND Nell Conneryollenlela Blanch! 'OPERATION lllD BROTHER' (Tecludealor) • o. 1 ~- DRIVf·!H Cleaver agreed to ~onduct 10 lectures at Berkeley on racism in the United States fo:· an e"})erimental course titled "~ c i a 1 Analysis dehumani~ zation and regeneration In the American social order." His appointment came at the suggestion of studert:s, who after the 1964 free ~ peech movement gained the tl,t:ht to propose courses with the approval of a division ot the laculty-eontrolled academic sen- -......... -- ··- --.: . They were Ron Janey, 20, Gallipolis, indlc~ for second . degree riot and assault; and John W. Burlile, Jr., 18, Galli· polla. secOOO degree riot only. The youths pleaded that thelr constitutional rights were violated when they were suq,oenaed to testify befo,r e the grand Thoughts Wen a. has been confined. VOL. 3 NO. 34 The controversy was broadThursday with the •~ nouncement or an Investigation into the ·h iring of another Black Panther as a teaching aaslstant at San Francisco state College. S t a t e COllege Chancellor Dumke said he has asked the The youngest (Eddie) entered the first srade, IIIII attractive AM, the eldest, Is enterb11 Ohio Stale UnlveraiJr. Alan has started his freshman year at Easterp High School and Jan ha1 entered the seventh grade - junior high achoolleveL supply particulars regarding tbe hiring or George Mason Murray, Panther minister of education. The appoinbnent ~r Murray was ordlnery girl, bul one Wall Huinphrey, Gov. Nelsot1 IIA>ekoo aNI Mayor John V. she drew Thursday at least Lindsay were the attractions motched thai out oo May thai Street veteran said 1he crowd leller CONTEMPO Naplllns & Party GOOds .,..NEW HAVEN - A Phlll» Sporn plant o!llelalllUIWIICed late Soturda,y that the 84-411.Y strike wbleh besln lost July 1 ~ eNI at midnight tonight when worlwrs will report beck to work. Union members ll,l)proved a new eontraetbya497-196eount Soturday. OMcials eJII)Oct to siln a memorar>4um asreemenl aometlme today. Abow, a picket detan tehea It eao7. The p]antlcxms In the back- Kt'Oiflld. GALLIPOLIS - A Jacksm am~nee driver on an emergeney r1111 Friday passed a stowed ·~ehool buo IIIII struck a ear ~t had stopped lor the bus. The State HiJ!hwOJI Patrol elled S.muel E. stevenson. 23. Jack,.. to munleli>al court SepL 23 on a eharp ol pasilltg stAIRpod school boa. The ambulance waa teldQBGer· 114 P. McKinnin, 48, Jack1cril, tli the Holzer Medical Center. McKlnnlss hid autre-red a Craclured arm at the Davis TFileldDK ~. Jackson. "" was tn.iUred - when a tire rim blew IIIII sltilc:k him. He Is reported In a WORK UNIFORMS orr Sizes waist '. POMEROY - One liofandanl waa bound to the Brand Jury, 12 lorfeltad bonds and 16 were lined Frkta.r In the cOurt Gl ~ c.ium:r Judge Frank W. ' POrter. ·to 1t1e srlllll Jury un~r $500 bot14, which wu film. lshed was AII'Oit H!'lell, Columbaa, wltb lare0111. ~ · weta Hobart $2/i, dlslurl>inK L,;,Joii!IOO, dltocllo, , ox• Mlddlf- . eoaterr 29 to 50 in your correct length. SALE! 5.49 SHIRTS 3, Sizes 14~ tq 20 in your correct sleeve length. . SALE!- Shirt ond pantj otyled ond manufacture~ for your rOG I comfprt, for long wear and good ' looks . · · Buy your needa now durillfj this opecial sa,l , and save. ,.WEDDINGS ePARTYS &,ETC. Wearl~ Apparel For vO,., I'll._ $27.50, cleOr Charlo& OblltiKOr. RutdlllluJ:blni' tb8 PII!CO; M<><!'l.....nKh IIIII JanWblttlaiUIR, 125 eacl! , qf dl-lag I b·· 4.49 Permanent pre11 work uniforma-w ith soil releosa, 50% Fortrol, 50% CoHon. Olive green, tan, silver grey, dark gr8y and fo~est gre6n. <" • , .. two other vehicles. The patrol investigated a mi~ nor accident at 12:55 a.m. Satur~ day when cars driven by Wllll.am D. Davis, 23, Heck's Trailer Ct., and Anthony Altieri;, 65, _good condiUoo. The accident occurred at 4;10 p.m. Friday on Rt. 35, ooe IIIII nv..tenths miles west of the junction ol Ill. 160. An eastbowd GaUipolis City School bus had stopped to let off a rider. Ueola M. Smith, 34, RL 2 Bidwell, headed west, had atop. pod lor the bus. The ~U~~bulance, headed east, wenl arouNI the school bus, cut back In, In u eflort to KO between the bus aNI the car ard instead struek the Smith car. No one was 11\iUred. There waa moderate 4aJn8ge to the ear and the ambulance. There was no c:ontac:t between the school bus aNI either ol the GaUipolls, collided at a sfq> aign on 'Third Ave., in Kanauga, one aoo six-tenths miles north ol Gallipolis. The patrol slid Davia stopped at the sign, started aNI atopped, then sll~ted IIIII slopped llfllln IIKI the last time Altieri was unable to stop and his car struck the back of the Davis ear. MI- nor damage was done to both cars. No one was injured and oo eharKe was tiled. fJolttntbus Man Bound Friday PANTS t~===; (, ·' PRICE 10 CENTS GALLIPOLIS-PT. PLEASANT persons who are not genuinely qualified to receive ald." The educatioo plank pledged special aid to inner-city schools and put the consolidation of convention. _., school districts "high UDDfll uwe respect fln4 hwnan educatiorw.l priorities. rights, and secorxl, proper~ The platform calls for the rerights:· the platform says in peal of the controversial Fer~ its preamble. Throughout the uson Act. which prohibita plaUorm, the stress was placed strikes by public employes. It on programs tor the dlsadvan-. wu a repeat "of the statement taged. in the 1966 platfonn. Platrorm cmnmittee members The platform stopped short who advocated specific propos~ of recommending a statewide als on reform Ohio's presi~ income tax but said "tax reodential primary aOO on gun form is vital if we are to maincontrol were apparentb' rebuff~ tain our standards of education ed. The proposed planks were and physical and social securmissing. ity." It asked for taxes "broadThe law entorcWtwJl..,J)t..nkll ly based on the ability to pay," stdtt .. ·taws "must~ · iittoleBc:t ··-~Th& platfoAn · attacked what firmly a!lll fairly and pledged it termed "the callous dlsr.,. ',,'• or the party to lake • "prompt steps" in the next two years to prevent crime arwJ. disrespect for the law "as well as to cure SUPER TWILL ,. COLUMBUS (UPJ)- A plat-form stressing human rights but negleetlnK to IOJI how they can be achieved was adOPted today by the state Democratic autot:raph," she said. "Why 17, 1967, for the175thannlwr• should they? I'm ,lust an ry ceremOilies of the New York ordinary girL" Stock ExchaFrancine may be juat an VIee President Hubert H. administration of the school to ..,. Instrument Stresses Human over Property Rights; but is Vague SEEMS LIKE ALL OF TilE CffiLDREN of Mr. IIIII Mrs. Hoy Holter are doing something unew" this school term. BIG YANK. Sunday and Democrats Approve State Platform ;r Elberfelds In Pomeroy fair and warm Monday. High Sunday 75 to 80. FOUR SECTIONS SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 22 1968 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT Weather entint ·36 PAGES She would have been discharged earlier but leU over a chair ard was kept several more days for observation. SHOP :ATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL -9:00 provides: Deooted To The Greater Middle Ohio Jlalley ,, a witne&l!i against hlml5iell." · The U.S. S\C)reme Court. howe..er, has put st.rlct int8r.. pretations into rights sections recentb. Judge Mitchell is eJII)ected to rule on the motions inld when he recon~enes court here next 11Nrsda)'. The case& of the Dultys, Janey and Burlile were pondirc In Gallipolis Municipal Court when the in::lictments were re-turned apinst them. Since that time, however, the cases ln municipal court have been dismissed. ·'>n does not constitute a viola~ ·e Ohio BW of Rights, which voluntal t1oo ofse, tmts ''Hwnan history becomes more and more a race between eclu:a~ tlon and catastrophe." - H. G. .. ' 'Nc person shaU be compelled in any criminal q~se to•" ~:·. t/;:; the State vs, ' \Uranada, which set a precedert in investiga.. 'fl. tloaaltnter..CaDJ ~rosecuting Attorney John A. EpUJW countered/ lor the State agolnsl the pleas of ebafe. m~,/ "urrer with a memorandum citilw: the ,,~ . ·e, which held that any persoo who ca:.. will be deemed to have testified does · . it- + ANiJ PAUL HUSTON ARE CONTINUING In their kl.l ll' ened eBIRTHDAYS . •SHOWERS Court. "ize project ·'lf restoring ·the Bridgeman home in Syracuse. The couple has been working there for over two years. 1be home promises to be most attractive when the work i& completed. A ramUy cemetery remains intact near the Bridgeman properl)'. Incidentally, Mrs. Huston's mother. Mrs. Ted Beegle, ba1 been returned to her Pomeroy home crom Holzer H01pital where she ate. ,, Jill')' In the eaoe lnvolvllttl tho assault oo Percy J!eolio, llr.'\11 cl.Oolilre. oull'ered a fractured jaw lllllwaot~oSJtallzed. Janey and BuriUe were two of nve per...,. lnlletad by · tbe recent srand lucy In oonnecUon wltb the clle. A wool( Qo. Wke Duffy, 18, aild Gary Du(()>, 20, GallipQIIa, !)IOided not pdlli .t o INiieln)e!U or second deiree riot IIIII agravatod assault. The fifth Pbaon, secretly indicted, has not Mn arrstg!Mid. The ll)omorllldum !Ued with the pleas or ahotement, pleadil1! liolallon of eonaUtutloaal riKhto, cited the ease ol GALLIPOLIS - Two yooths Indicted by the September term grand Jury riled pleos olabatemeiilj seekllll to hove the lricUctments dJsmll8ed when they were 'arraigned }.'rldQ tJo.. fore Judge Thomas W, MltchelllnGolila couilb cominon. Pleas !rom MEIGS THEATRE COMPENSATE® by G-LEXf.111?,) '>lllRLEY cine'" figw-e, which mea& • ·cs Some ot the events are con~ toots In pancske Dipping, llre- disclosed ~st week. bulldinK coordinated with water The state senate baa voted to boOing, bilndlolded compass censure Hitch, Berkeley Ollncourse, tent peg making con- cellor Roger He)1ls and the test, nrst..ud relay and IIUUIY, Berkeley academic se111te over many others, the Cleaver ep,pointment. The unique feature this 1ear will be the judging and crunclllag o! these contests, which lVIII SCHAYES NAMED NEW YORK {l!PO- Dolph be dooe by a select Kfoup ol SenSchayes, former Syracu1e Na~ lor Scouters and Explorers chotionals scoring leader, wa1 seo by their own units. appointed s~rvisor ot omclalll A laating memenlo ol this chlilenglng experience will be a neat- in the National Basketball ly desilned paf<h to be awarded Association Thursday by leap10 commissioner Walter Kennedy, to each boy attendlnK. Kennedy stso announced that Scouter1 lntereated in more Mendy Rudolph, sllrtinK hlo delsila oo the camporee should 16th year as an NBA referee, oootaet John WbiUey, 105 Pleoswill held the newly created post urt ~. 675-3856i Bruce Adkins, of ehie! of staff officials. lOOt Slmpi!Oil Place, 675·1033, or Ron MCCIIatod<, 803 27th YANKEE WINNER St.. 675-3098. THORPE BAY, E ngla od (l!PO- Yanhee Flyer; the U.S. challenger, won the ftltb race In the best of seven series for the TONIGHT THRU THURSDAY 1 LIUle America's CIV lor SEPT. 20 • 26 seaclass catamarans Thursday. YOURS, MINE AND OURS Britain leads the aerlea 3-2. Lucille BaD - Henry FoNII The sixth race wW be held (Teehnlcolor) today. COLORCARTOONS: Coolbaby; Hi oot Dry; Mousetrek; Flpt Results Of Fallne llondqe By United Preu bternaUoaal Admiuloru 85c 111:1 50c LOS ANGELES (UP0- Help. mon Lewis, 145, Los Angela&, SHOW STARTS 7 P.M.. outpoint;.lf) Miguel Aguilar, 147, Mexico <10). - -- ••• WEAR A Youths Ask Abatements to Riot, Assault IndictmentS ments: WNATIONAL BANK Black Panther Riles UC .·.•., ...:-:·' ::3 . . "",/ TRiP NU MAKEUP CaedlosloCLEVELAND, (l!PO - Rain YIIda'o tq, 1-ro today put washed out the flna.l meedrw Of •. 1111 unlll - k • trip to the year between the Washingllol""' ~re Communist 111- ton Senators lllld tfl'!!l OevelaOO By United Press lrternaUoaal formaall oald ~ faced So- INIIons Thursday. Hubert H. H...,..rey todiiJr viet demands to JIUI'B" cerialn , Jnd~an oCDcials said the game llberolo - Including Alexander would not be made ~. apln chaUenged his Presld~ Dubcek - frQm their govern- regardless or the Tribe's till opponent, Richard M. ment. news media and Commu- chllnces to adw.nce in the Nixon, to meet in a face--to-face televloed ohowdown. The new American League stan:lings. nlot~. d\lllenge came just after a Hoose cmunittee cleared the way lor third-party ciJidlclate George C. Wallace to app8ar with the major party contenders in any re-run to 1960's "great debates.'' Th- House Commerce Committee opened the way for Wallace's participation, aNI by doing so put more pressure on ..•' J ' F. $1.7,50, Fomeroy loU; ' w. ? llag, 0., $27,50, JPOedlnB. 01'0¥, overload, $25, and COlis, Flaed were Georp V. M<>r- $15""!111)1011ded; Cheoter L. Grlfria, Pomero.Y, $10 attd COlis, Othe, Coolville, $10 and c:oata, oxeesstve speed for '"""'"l!'f!S; aaiiUred clear dlotance; Marcus llobert F. Faa, Jr., M1cldle- . Cox, Racine, $10 IIIII coots, DO port, $10 IIIII costa, .., clrlv- operlior'o ileenoe; Wolter E. or's license; .Kalhcyn Milliron, Kine. Albany, $10 attd COlla, Racine, $5 and eoato, 11111811 Jell of center; Charles R. Aelvehicle; Dcltald E. Colllao, Fom- Iter, Follltii'QY, $5 and - COlli, defective -at; Jimmy F. '?);.-:::rmwx«-: · f =="'~·• 77 r: EYB.. Racine Route 2, atop ll&a GALLIPOLIS - Dedl'cauoo violation, $10 IIIII wlls; Sldceremonies lor the Dew $200;nq E. LIUie, llllddleport, $U 0011-plui caml • Meigs Re-' and COllie, speeding; DOria' E. glOMI Airport IVIU begtn il llelnltart, POmeroy, $5 IIIII 3 llils afternoon. Gov. James .COlla, left of center; Dtnne A. ·ljitodoa, wU) be the pril>' .S' .E. Wyatt, Cbeehlre, Iii '"' d eli>al I!POIIiot,, Tha. juibl)c ~ coila, impedhw tralllei, ~ , Invited. The ilew striP ·Is 1,;. ' L, , <;lieehlre RoltW ·1, Cited between Glll~ls lJij • •10 IIDp stKD . ~Muga, Just oft llt. 7, below tloo; ,KinM . ~ Old SUV.r Brfjlge still. ville; P ant • I ,.. • In ; i, ide TadalY. .,.-_IU .. ·~ .. -~, ... . . ·~ 4 • • • • •••• ~ •• . I ..~ R~ • I lattd,o> $2G ,<110 . the diseases that have caused theJllj," "lt is essential to raise the effecUveness aod dignity of law enforcement omcials and firemen throughout the state," says the plank. It advocates "programs" that would do that but !ailed to spell them ouL The social justice p 1 a n k pledged the party to sponsor 40 social legislation and progra.ms to provide all citizens, and especially the depressed an:! diaadvutaged, with unrestricted ard complete cpportunity !or employment. education . , . a decent hc:me, and access to public laciiWes." It pledged s~Vport lor higher welfare pOJImenta and to ''screen ,out any Explosion is Termed Minor PT. PLEASANT - T, R. Friar, ttlaDager olltle stautrer Chem· !eli Plllfl at Galllpol1o Ferry, oald FrldiiJr lollowlttg an OJI)Io"""' at the plllfl thai at 11:40 Lm., uA Jmall explosion occur~ red In the plant aree resultIng It> DO lnJurlea lD pllltl per• lljlllal. Dam~p to plant Olfllpmilpl IIIII faclllltes appeared flo be" lfllnimsl but · - 111at this limo. Qllck action bJ' 1n - PIWI! nre control .PdilJ l*t the llllor klllitia control..,. •""atlm ~d ,. =~:25, Rutlattd, .~~ ~..t't~ ~:~~FrldiiJr n1lbt reported u gard o! the meQtally ill by the present administration" and pledged the party to work for (Continued on page 4) Register Deadline HEREFORD BREEDERS chat with Dr. Bert iichelb, Maumee, presldont at the Herelwd Anocllltion !illtlmlaT.at-a bee~pr-oll clinic hel<ht-the IIA>ek Sprlnss falrsr""""- noar PUileroy, From lutl to right are Sherwood Meredith aid his son, John, of the Flatwoods area ot Meigs Courty; Meigs County treasurer, Howard Frank am his smallaon, Ray, of the Racine area, and Dr. Scheib. PDMEROY - Cblel of 1'0llee Jed Webster Saturday reminded rnotorlste that the r.,. surfaced I'Oid under the Pomeroy~Muon bridge Is one-way. Only eeotbowld (upriver) tralflc ia to travel the road, he warned. Is 25th GALLIPOLIS - The Gallla County Board ol Election Sotur- The road la marked for one way traffic. Motorists appre~ hended vlolatiDK the regulation will be oiled to court, Webster advised. 11111' reminded voters that the deadline lor voter registration is Wecbtsdly, Sept. 25." A reFlor Gollla Couozy must he registered to vote. Ref!)slratim In Ohio Is permanent and need not be renewed unless a resident baa not voted at least once ln the past two calendar years, or h a s ehanKed their name (A ...,man must re-register If she has married Iince ahe regioterecO. Per10111 who have moved from one precinct to another m u s t transler ltlelr regi&tratloo In order to be eligible to vote In the Nov. 5 pnerli election. AJI1 realdent who Is not registered IIIII does not regioter belora 1t1e Sop!. 25 cleadline cannot vote Ia the ran eleetlon. AJI1 per100 who has moved line.e they reglotered and who does not trana!er will not be etlglble to vote. AJ11 per110111 who moves from their preeinetbetweenSepl. 25 IIIII liedlan dill' m.., go baek flo thlir old precinct IIIII vote. Lawmen Hold Four Persons POMEROY - Four peracm ~by toW··~ Robtrl late c. iiii Escapees Change Minds Dr. Morgan Installed President of Ohio's College of Surgeons Morgan's outstanding record of service to the people of this area was honored at the 13th annual as a member d. the surglcailtaff meeting of the OhioChapteroftbe of the prevtooa lkllzer Hoapital American College of SUrgeons at IUid Clinic and the , _ Holzer Youngstown Sept, 20.:!1, when GALLIPOLIS - Dr. Thomas W. Morgan, staff member of the Hoi zer Medical Center, wasinstalledpresldentof the Ohio Chapter of. the American College of Surgeons for the coming year. The honor indicates the state and national recognition for Dr. Speaker on GALLIPQI.Jl; - Two men who escaped !rom the HllttUngton, W. Va. jail Monday night wlived .,._ traditloo Frldlll' afternoon when they were arraigned before Gal~ llj>ollo Munlelpal Jud&e Robert S. Betz and were returned to llunllagton, 1bey were Kemeth Lee Adkins, 24, and Charles Thomas LanciY, 28, botb Gl Eaot Liverpool. Both had reluaed to waive extradition wllen they _ . . t before Judie Beta Wednesdl,y• llunllagton police hod ellarpd . . Dr. Morgan, as Preaidentofthe Ohio Chapter of the Amertcaa Constitution MIDDLEPORT ance o! Constitution Week, Meigs County Common Pleas Judge John c. Bacon spoke on the Con.stitutioo of the United States Friday evening at the dinner meeting or the Midclleport~Pomeroy Rotary dub. Dr. Jerry Matheney, who attended a meetl~t~ of the Gallipolis the preliminary plana for the 14th annual meeting which Is to be held in CincimaU. He is the fir1t physlclu of :brtbeastern Ohio to be honored by being selectedpresidentof'thil >rpnization. He succeeds Dr. Richard W. Zollinger of Columbus. Rotary Uub with WendeD Gerlach and John Werner, repor~ ed on that event In which Bos - · with burllia1'7 and LanciY U beinc an aeeeoiiOI')' to bar- Johnoon o! WSAZ-TV sPOke oo glacy Monday eveniQB. After be- the Democntic am Republican Ing booked, llnprprtnted a n d conventions which he attemed JiboiDKnllbed. the two man were as a correspolllent. ~cod In a del- ,.U, awlitBirlhdays Dbserved were those lnl tnnlhr to the Cabell Colll- ot Gerlt.ch, Curtis Jenkins and IJr JaU, Edison Baker. Wlteli an olllcer - to Bet · Judie Baeoo directed his ,... ~e two man they 118\'8 - . An marks to the authors, historical waa bi'Oadeut. Acltlt!• 'Ifill baehgrOUIIII and Jq-ura or the ~ wva !Jieklll , up 'l'IIIIIIIIIY Conitltutloa. ~ .by the stat. lllib'n1 "-!!Iea ol Heatll Methodist Tittr ~ b!tcllllliti\1 • · c;tnu'tll s"""" the dinner IP the rlilt . Itt • &(dill,i),lntek. ' . • P.atrlil· Medical Center. Dr. Morgan is a graduate of Wuhingtcm and Jefferson Col~ lege and HarvardMedieaiSc:hool. He completed hla postgr&Ute tralning at the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital In Booton, and the UniverSity Hospital of Ohio State University. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of SUrgery. College o! ~rgeiHis, will preside at the 13th 8111111al meetlne and will amounce the appointment of In observ~ the 1969 Program Chairman and !f'•clr.'• aim Frldat ""' ..,; This regiun ..... ~ - JURY TO MEET POMEROY - The September grand jury will convene at 9 Lm. Monday in the Meigs COUDoo ty c:ommon pleas court room. Judie John c. Bacon oald saturo day. The Jury is e"'""""' to be In seosloo lor two diJ's. �. .~. ·. Tile 3 ·.;,. ·...-,. Sandly Tlme...S.nllool, Runda1·, September 22, 1968 Three to Vie ·- . ... '" • ·' Shown wltl1 HereCords in the demonstration ring arc, left, Ralph Dodson, Oeldman ol the American Hereford Association, aOO Don Moody, Fredericktown, director of the Ohio Herer6rd AsS<X:iation, which staged Saturday's Beef Productioil. Clinic at the Rock ~rings fairgrounds near ·::: P -. Also In the ring Is Lloyd Blackwood. ·> ·.· Henderson Is Honor Graduate .·.· ..... :-:-:< i' ' ·.~. LLOYD BLACKWOOD, Chester, right, greets Harry T. Aim strong, prebred a n d commercial Here!ord breeder from Springville, lrd., who was guest speaker Saturday a!terooon when the Ohio Hereford Association held a beef production clinic at the Rock Springs fairgrounds near Pomeroy. "More Dollar! from Beef Cows" wu Armstrong' s topic. He runs over 400 cows on 2,000 acres in southern Indiara. coulicn. Scouter of the Week or the Week, was a Bo,y Scout trom 1937 thriiUill 1939. He became mmmaoter of Pad< 240, Rutland, In Oc!Dber 11 1965. It was In April of !966 he helped organize Troop 240 In Rutland and was 1 - r of both units while employed as a shift worker at Vanadium Corp. When asked, ..How do you find tbe time?,'' his response was, HJ don't flnd Ume, I take time." ln October, 1967, he moved to Benlnn, Ky. and prom)lil3 registered as an assistant scoutmaster of Troop !8, Reldlans, KJ<. Now again 11~ In Langsville, he wasted no time in getting active again in scouting. He recently organized Troop 239 In Langsville. Jim's boys are active. Robert Is a Boy Scout In Troop 239 and James David is a Webelos scout In Pack 240, Rutland. His wife, Joama, has been a den mother three years in Pack 240 and Pack 18 while in Kentuc- MIDDLEPORT - stephen K. Henderson has been named honor graduale In his advanced Individual lralnlng course condUcted by lhe 4th Engineer (AIT) Brigade (~dallll) at the U. S. Army Training Center at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Col. Marshall N. Sauls, commander of the brigade, In a letter to Mrs. Henderson, the former Sandra Humpllreys of Middleport, states: ky. 4 "11. ts my prlvilege to inAnother dedicated scouter of. form you that your husband has M.G-M District, he is present~ achlevnd the distinction of hon· ly employed on llle river by Hougor graduate from his advanced land Barge Line, Paducah, Ky. lndlvimal training courae conby .t his brlpde. This ts, indeed, a singular achievement ....nectlng great credil 111100 you and ywr husband. ••Selection as hoo)r gracllate Ia the hl8bell1 accomplialunent to which an Engineer ~1111 Sol· dier can aspire during advanced lndlvimal training. In order GALUPOLIS - The Gellla to achieve this honOr, your his- AcaAielllY lligb School Thespian band maintained an academic av- Club this week elected Crisb' Mage of better than 900 out Davis as the club's 1968 Home11 1,000 points In his class- coming ~- candidate. Marroom and practical work lnstruc:~ tha Cornwell, president, c o nUons. · ~ dueted the meeting, with all 4l "IUs efforts are greatly op- : members present. preciated by Utose f1 111 charg- : Gl3 Butlanl, a student otOhio ed with the respxasibul1;)' fA man- Unlversil;y, presented an abstract aging this organization and 1 am pla,y, ..The Sancllox." and Miss pleased to say that performance Bastian! and Amette Thomas, ol this t,ype is certa1n1y an In- both former members f1 the club, spiration and uample to other performed a comical dialogue. students. At a time wbellao many Pla.Y grwps were organized, young ~· _ . . fD be 01111• each ander the supervlalon of rused as to their role and re- two senior members. Joalllie sponstbllltlea, It Is certainly a Ford, reviewed the. club's polnl privilege tD have an Intelligent, IIJ'&tem. Becky GlbSOil, lreuur· conscientious and ~ young er, informed all members that man such as your husband ap- 75 cent dues are due as soon as ply himself to Ute extent lhel he poaalble. has. Also present were the club's "On behalt of the officers 111111 three adviser&, Mrs. Ruth G limen or this Brlpde, please ac- llngham, Mrs. Jane Yocum and cept oor sincere awreclationlot David ~o. witb>ut your encouragemeut thiJ distinction would oot have been possible." The training was in a crane operating school. Henderson entered the U. S. Army ... April 1s and alter... dergolng baste training at Fort wcteci Miss Davis is '68 Candidate Rio Grande SP4 Waltel'!! on Accepting Vietnam Duty Program New , GUYSVILLE - ~ Lollnle R. Walters has reporto<l for ac- f RIO GRAtiDE _ .Rio Grande <jfollege will participate In an ...:. ::~ :-: ·:. ' . :· ::: ..· .' educational program in Its secmd semester entitled R 1 0 <Iande O(lportunlt;y for Dlaadvantagod Youlhs (JIGODY). ~oored by the U, s. Of. nee ~ Educa- and private Incllstry, approximately 2& hlill acMol grd.lates from low Income families will enroll in the 18ctnl semester at Rio Grande COllege. Sludenta are admitted to Ute RGODY program will be se· lected by the Olflce of Adrnlsrd.oos and Records. Criteria for admission will be based on the current !U.Ddards used by the Collep: American COllege Test scores, College Entrance Test I<Ol'OS, and the student's hli!l school record, ~ oo financial need, all llludents selected for RGODY will be eligible to receive room, board, tulUon, linen service, and Ute studenl activities fee. SWpreaently enrolled al Rio Grande College will no1 be ellglble. Due to the normal attrition rate at the end of the first se~ meatar, Rio Grande College will be oblo to absorb lhe additional ltUdents with ease. The new stu~ :• dantl will be assigned to rooms In cae ol the four residence halls at the- College where vacancies occur due to graduat:kxt. aea. demle dismissals, or drop-outs. As citizens of the United States. Indians are subject to the same laws and require- live cDi3' In Vietnam alter spending 30 da¥ leave with his wife, Karole, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Denney Walters, of Rt. 1, Guysville. He haa been asslgned a telephone switchboard operalor ~Troop Command near Q1 Nhon. Wallen entered the army In March o1 this year and was last llatlooed at Fl. Lee, Va., where he completed a course in LB.M. and bookkee~ He Is a 1966 gramate of lll8h School and was empiOJ'ed u a bookbinder with McBee Syatemo of Ath· ens before enteringthearrny. IUs grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. llarr,y llarrisoo of Gallipolis and Mr. and Mrs. James H. Walters ~ Adamavllle. Annual Workshop To be ThiU'!Klay RIO GRANDE _ The Taylor PUblishing C0rnJ)8ll)' will hold Its Third AnnUal Workshop Thursdoy, SepL 26, at R 1 o Grande Collep. The workshop is held each year for the yearbook staffs of area high schools which are Ta.vlor customers. llurlng the 008 da¥ sossloo, students will be inlrtructed on how to ergani:ze, layout, and prepare material ror their year book. Students will a110 have an apportunib" to discuss their individual problems In small groups throughrul the day. ments on military service as all other citizens . . ..... . .... . . ~ , ~ . ,... • l • • • ' ..... . .... . . . .... I AYLOR'S C-B EQUIPMENT ·. Everythinr in radi03, antennas and accessories. LOCATED AT 1618 Lincoln Heights POMEROY, OHIO SPECIAL ON SUPER MAGS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY No One Hurt In Collision Knox, KJ< ., attended 1-rsblp school at Fort Leonard Wood followed by the last school. Following a 23411 leave here with his wife and his p1r811tl, Mr . and Mrs. Cll!lord Henderson af Gallipolis, Hendersonto Fort Ord, Calli., and w a s scheduled to leave Friday for Thailand ore Call4a•• ""··~e.t~9,1ior~: . ""call...; an ...1. -.Joour* PI'. PLEASANT - phens, Becky Nibert Dana Ste- and Bren· da llartlOJ, all aentors at Point PloaiiiUit lll8h School, were the three !lnallsto will vie for Ute tltie of HomecomJne - . d!Oien from a -P of lllo allldont boolf of the school and her ldontll¥ 1ao>wu oo the ..~ of O<l<lber 11 When sbe · will be crowned cmtng hall • t1me , eeremonle1 of the Pobtt · l'leuant Big Blaek-MiltDn Greybounds 1001ball pme at Saun- PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITTED: John Greer, Pl. Pleasant; George Bales, Pl. Pleasanl; Lawrence Jordan, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Uonel Smfth, Pl. Pleasant; Willie strunk, Clnelnnat!, Ohio; Rooald Jacob•, dora Memorial stadium. Rutland, Ohio. The Homecoming activities DISCHARGED: Dallal Wlllong, will begin willl a par. . thriiUill Pt. PleaiUt; Jom Morgan, New tloO dolmlcnm Action oo Frida¥, Haven; Marlo Liberatore, Pl. Oct. 11, at 1 p.m. IIIII be <on.J'IeasanL eluded with • dance In the hlllll IChool IJl'll1 illill'edlatel.Y !ollnwlng tile !001ball pmo. Richard Henry Lee ol Vir'nle llomecomlnglctivitleaan ginia made the formal motion - e d by the - 1 m.ltllt 'lor Independence in the Conti· nen!al Congresa. IN LOVE WITH THE Dinner .. Planned OH KAN Coin (]ub Eagles Band Gi SL _ •ctlvld•• tb&.~~ To Meet Monday PI'. PLEASANT - The OH KAN Coin Club will hold a reg- Galli&-Motb.a.....,_ with . lr.<~ ,of. :JUI'I • hi •PIUed on, ~IVIDothe~the ~~i.:.' ;,;:;;;:...! ,,__ tl!. •.•~.~· .,. ;;'"·.·' ·'· '"• rich harvest to be gleaned from his slreiiHJII& iUod 'M11\M s. '"' - ,...., .,-"", 1 II' · Much i !( clJe the memory of such a man whole Yilioa hal bow beerr u-s realized. "Where there is no vision the peop]e perish." pme WU tilld up for almost two in SPECIAL DELIVERY from H. C. WithroW, Hunll- W. VL: blurs wl>lle -•aary repairs I read your story aboui the Ohio River (Filly Years ~On Ute were mado. River) In the Sunday issue, thinkirw you mlgbt like the ltor)' on SUNDAY page 11 in this magazine." That llli&8Zine was Pltuliurgh Booting, an edltloo 11 the Olllo 11MES-SENTINFL River magadre, which he aent me. 'Ibe atoryonpqe 11 was"Death Publllhllll •"r• lfu!'IM:! -, ~Ohio ~alllt Ca. Boat ~read Fear Along River," a diary report of the towboat N!ilah ... GALUI"'I.Js IWI..l TRJII.:)o;E John Porter when she became infected with 1ellow le110r 011 an .,. tU Thln:IA.Ye•• C.Uillolll, Oillo,IUI1. ,._ lllhtlil -1") Wtddil~ I\QiJII tiiC...l .!ialllflill·. bounllrlp from New Orleans In the !all ol1878. S.W0 Clu1 l'olllf'l hid II G.ll.lfolll, Ollle, DREAMS REALIZED - Seven Gallla Aelidenly Hi8h ScJoool 45al. Tttl£ UNU :il'M11\"EL graduates of 1968 will see !heir m.ms come true llllllorrow wben ue NecNntc lltrM•......Nl·,Oti"-U"Ht. they er<er the ljolzer Hospital School of Nurs!JIK, They are liD Pllbll.._. -r1 ·~ ..-e nl,. ~ IIIW'- ~ _._...dUim&IIIIIJ lltMlWIIl Davis, Shirley Olapman, Janice Roae, Debonll GlteWocid, Sellin ~ Pom.-o;~, Ohio, PIMl MiN. TERMS Of /)l'BSCRlJ'T'i().'; Davidson, Sliaron ·IIIII Karon Baiii!J'. All are lonllti' CIDdjl ~ rarrl• AU) l!ld ~. Jk ptr ..._ Stripers, members of the Future Nurses ot America Club. IWI.ll'l.Cill'11l)t; um ~-...... 1'tlt !;illliDOli• Trlbunl in OhiO IIIII Wttt Vlf-. WHERE TO- Dave Roberti, former Gt'IUpnUa Uttle LelglleJ', 111111. ont ~ttl' IP: ,;~ mollllilf IJ5; tlllft - h • Dnlahed the regular lnte.,.tional ~ -""" wllll ID 18-S ~ ~,,.,... OM)•r•lll:l •l~monl hlfliW. record, picked 111 two wlnl IIIII then lost one In doe Gove..-'a ...-:h• P.Sil. "no. ~~~~~ IIMIMI,- )Mr ~II: II~ -..111 Cl(l playo!l. Columbus doW..t Rochester 3-2 In -~ 1111 then N .U; tflrW 1110111111113. -' CARTOON \J~tlllld Prt•~ lnlttl'lllt >Or.d b eltl~a. dropped lour In a row 1o Cly4e McCullouall'• JackiOnvlllo, Fla. ,.,.n.. 'ntlll• • tile ~• r.r publi~llllon o1. all d. . .~.... ~l'lllll ... llthL• Mil' ....... Itt J-Mels. Roberta got his IWo wins over Rclcheater, lha aeCOiillli!llw l1lo .._IIM:altt1111 ,....,.,.. herlllt" the Jets tile aem1-nna1 playolt But the J·Meta d.--4 CollliDIMia lhree In · a...,. IIIII d""n st Jacksonville W-odt1111&b1.llWJ· Mots doomed the Jots IIIII Roberts. Overall, Roloerll wu 21).41111r the year. y..,, Lov• At First TONIGHT·.SEPT. 22 Sidney Pottier '"TO SIR. WI'I1J LOVE" (Technlcolor) . NoD eomery.uaatela Blln<lll 'OPERATION KDl BR0111ER' (TochnleaiO..) I Spot s...up By Schuldt, Ohio'• LortOII S.lling Lov.tlino &o ~::tl MOBIL HOME JplotoCI fl/lt IC&K MOilLE PARI&' SALES .·::•:J ~"' 3311 Jochon . Pt. P Avit; w. ular business moet1111 Mooday evening at tbe Tu-Endle.we Manor. lllgbJightlngtheactivitleswlll be •-traders night," starting at 6:30 p.m. All members are urg.. ed 1D bring coins lor tnullng, Clair Cheuvront, club president, Invites all lnlerested area collectors 1o allend. An ..meadonal forum on oolna will be preaned, foUowed by a colo auction. The organization waa organized in 1962, and has members from six' counties, and 25 rommunltles. ARRESTS REPORTED PI'. PLEASANT- Arrestsr&ported al the county Jail were: Thendore Smith, 66, Rt 2 Leon; Earl Fr.r, 52, Rutland, Ohio and Juhlor Hlll, 64, Rutland, Oltlo, all charged with lnloxleatlon; I'· Robert . hD""'"'• . check warrant. Carolina's FALL ..:: ( ~. ·. :.. AC~LA,N .,\O.Of' 500 Co~~~ .. .Ctl.;.'o ~ or lilY lives lJ<ijn aioi ' · . Special Price Natural Birch-----~--'· 97 5.97 lanfP Light Birch•••J2. 95 8.95 · aoyal •Birch __________ 8.60 7.75 Y/5 Oak,______ .;_____ 6. 95 5.97 V/$ Jced .Teak ..........6. 95 5. 9.7 Rustic-lack Wilnut · 19.95J2.99 Other Pan•ls as low as.---·~ 3~ 45. . . ' ' . .. · II;,.'•Clldl being lOll adllliJnl-, •'lo .,.k' ...., or> Clll'k • pi' oed pollee vlol•ee "in aeess of aulhorii:Jr" a1lllo IIXIII cilngeraJs of all, "for will protect the jlubllc llh•lllo P>ilce rio1ate the law?" Hoover aalil Chi- polleo 111111 tbe Natlooal Guard ,....,.. laeed wldo viclouo attacking maba who gave them no altemallve bu1 to use Ioree 1o prevent theae melba trom occompllahing lhalr delllructl•e ra1Wylng tenolGtl, not 10 a ~." ~- · told Clad< ~of! ' 111a , . - . did oot' Joaw•· . , lpOdal relertiiCO 1o ChiBut the ~ . . . ....;...-. ., lha proalCIIUld pt lola 1t1111 floioooi'l """''''i.- vlewJ on CJINI'II1 Ylo'-~ CltiCIIO Incl-. Dr. Mlllllo El-woa, lha JiiDO('I c:halrmaa, told - - JIUJ'I)OSOO." he had cloHd the holrlnp 111 Clll'k lnaloled croAtia wlolpped the publle because the Chiup by wl1d rumora and ln~o were being tnvo~ lndlvicmls Intent on .....,~~ng ed by the Julllce Deportn-. trouble "can be oontrolled without excesaive force and violence by pollee." London had the world's fint "II Is the cJut;y of 1-rllhlp subway. It dates from 1883. ~.,~ ., .. ,, SALE $2.69 Put new years of wear Into your old, weathered asphalt roll roof with mintmum work and expense. J\Jst brush on. Fast and easy. Fonns a tough surface that won't run or crack. Coveno 375 to 500 square feet. No. 41. Freeman Decision Blasted By Miller WASHINGTON - Tenth Dis. trict Congressman Clarence E. Miller todi!J' slrongly criticized Secrllary of Agrlcullure Qr. vtUe Freeman's recent decision 1114 latr --~ •Ill '"' I t1 1 .Soi.. Ot, man to reconsider hb decision. In a recen.t letter to the Sec- retary, the Tenth Dlstrl& legislator, Ohio's only representative on the House Agriculture Committee, pointed up the chronic to eliminate new contracts r o r fiondlng conditions laeed by the watershed projects approved for people of Southeaatern Ohl<o and tlinstrucUon Wider P. L. 566. cauUoned that unless the SecreCiting the Secretary's action tary reverses his earlier decias contrary to the best intersion the future success of the e.sts of American agriculture, watershed proiram in SoutheastMiller appealed to Mr. Freeern Ohio and in the Nation would be critically lnlpelred. . While J'tCOillizlng the uoed !qr a reevaluation or UJJeudltm'ea on the part of the Departmelit .In light of lhe recent budget measPI', PLEASANT - A motloo ures enacted by eoneress, Mil_,.Sting a COI!tinuance In the ler lndicatedthatanyactionwhich hearing lor an Injunction In the would jeopardize the watershed three mmth old Philip Sporn program would only serve to strike was granted In Mason further compound the eC0110m~ lc problems of rural America Count;y Circuli Court Frlclay • Judge James Lee Thompson rather than correcting them. The Congressman called for ae1 OCtober 25 lor the hearing u requested by Cecil Dean, at- an immediate and rom.~rehen­ !Dmey for Cenlral Operating slve study of the S2.5-$3 blllloo COmpany. Raymond G, M u •· !arm program. Thlo study would grave, altorney for the Utilll,y allow Secretary Freeman to Workers Union of America, AFL- make aalective rather than lndlsCIO Local 426, o!lered oo ob· criminate across the board cut& In areas af low prlorit;y, and In Jectlon to the contilwance. those programs for which the taxpayers dollars are being apent and !rom which the American Iarmer Ia gaining little beno!ll. Unico Acrylic Latex White House Paint SALE 55.65 ,•.. IQ1'U( ....., . . i lUll Ulll . '' • \ . ... · ""'tln This superior water-base paint gives long-lasting protection . . reduces painting and waiting time. Dries to a satin sheen in only 30 minutes - even on damp days~ Goes on fast and easy over wood or masonry. Soap and watt>r brush clean-up. No. 301. SOUTHERN STATES POINT PLEASANT CO-OPERATIVE INC. 675-27111 POINT PLEASANT, I. VA. 1519 KANAWHA ST . Your Southern States Coo~·;n: ". " ~genc y ' Graders Approved PI', PLEASANT - The MaEducation Sjipi'OVed tlle move of 20 sixth grede - . from Roosevelt School ID Central School mring a short special' meeting of the board Friday nf&!IL 'l1le vote lor the move as recommended by Stele &lperlrtea. dent ~ Schools Rex Smith ,... UDanimoua aDICml the t h r a e achool boud 11181Dbero pro-, f(arr,y Siders, presldenl pro • Will, and Dr. J.eon. lrd Brown. 1011 CounQ' Board ~ . ,.. ..... , , eNYLON ..... Moving of Sixth :: Nation•! 5 Gals. Asphalt Fibrated Roof Coating Dl'WLAY TROPIUES - MichaeJ Jones, drwn major, an:l Jodi Athey, head Jll$rette, dispia)' two trophies the Wahama High School baM won last weekend. In the annual Band-0-Rama held at Marletta under sponsorship of the Lions Club. The White Falcon band, under the direction of Gerald Simmons was awarded the secorll place trt~~hy in Class AA cmnpeti~ tion for field maneuvers and also the second place AA cornpetition trophy f.or the parade. There were 28 bands competirw in the seventh 8nnua1 Band-0-Rama, alii it was Wahama's first time to participate. - Sentinel Photo. •• pt, Pleao';,a .. Continuaaoe ,Given . -- ~ John R• . ~01. ~6,. Ma-. bad In couri hearing . ani, 'drliitfti~~~"' (ALL PANELS 4x8) Ree.· !frlce Atlogill!or~tce· hear!nP trom llilnr ell...... ~nton In--a. Ted-- TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS llULOVA STYLE TIFFIN CREDIT SENATOR . $35.75 THE RING TIFFIN CREDIT THE THING BULO>A TIME liTH TIFFIN CREDIT IN MIND! KEEPSAKE Teenage GOP Qub CARPENTER BATONS W'ill. Meet Monday PI', PLEASANT - Tbe ..,.. (J~ed- Couoot;yT-IP Rjijdlletn Club will meet · at ?;~ .p.m; ........,, SepL 23, ' In tile .Couot;r Repj>Ucan ~· Oti lilllnflilil!\latt 11 11)0 tlllrt'ntl will be lhe eleelipn 11 coillcen SILVER STREAK BALANCED-SHOCK ABSORBER TIPS ll in. II" to 21" lon11 ~ 3.90 rw· All lntert~tef. ...._........ uraed 1o _,.. . tile llni - IWilliD II STAINLESS STEEL QINNER FROit lUs' NASO NDRIVE· IN AND Dol ivory IMPERIALE COOL HAND lUKE SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY . SEPTEMBER 22 - SEPTmiEB 21 --- Price Includes: Sight, Tho Dolu .. weii~~ 1Dd 1¥_~~. ·~u. _!,~J!i!Jli~Dt.:~A:t ONE WEEI 11~year. POeTI• CONTIE•T ei&lll b.r Trail Ride, Bbn ~apllal. TltA,I"IC eAfi"IT1' - with the . ~~~- 1o be ' aalected council. PI'. PLEASANT - Plana ba.. lormulaled by the M e rchUia Dl'flalon o! the loeol . chamber of Commeree Battle Da,ya and Chrllllmao. lloltlo DIIJ'I will be obllrved Ocl. 9 li1roU&b the l2lb. fo. 1110011llgbt sale from 7 until 10 p.m. will hl8hUBIII. lllo ~ da,y 11 the event willi Jom IIPpolnled ID order bamen for use In comectloot·wlllt the sale. Mrl. WUltUn Harclln, Jr., clio· pii!J'ed her Idea lor ayear-<OIUI<I projoct - a large redwood tub whieh could !eeture shnlba In Ute winter and Giber plllllll In Ute .s pring. !4'm Freeman of Freeman' a Nuraezy lold t be chamber be woul~ be willing 1o give year arwnd care to t h e . planls. 'l1le merehanto aaked Freeman tD oubmlt a bid so !bey would know the rost of his servIce. Lowell. Cook, Mason Count;y Board ol Education emplqye, discussed a sales training eourse whleh could be co-sponsored by the merchants lor their emplOJ'· e1. Belva Farley, maMglng director ol the Chamber. was asked to send out letters to the merchants ID get their views and Interest on the sales course. !Or 1966. 'l1le 'lhree YOUiil ladles were ln)lred Its New President YOURS, MINE AND OURS Locllle Ball - HeiU')' F0111a (Technicolor) · COLORCARTOONS: · Codbab-y; m DDt Dry; Mousetrek; Of FeUne llondaee Admission: 8&c and 50< SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ~~j~" II" Oub Names Smith TONIGHT THRU THURSDAY SEPT. 20 • 26 ' '*' GALUPOLIS - No one was • In a lrud<-ur roWalon NEXT STOP FOR Roloerta, along with 1C1110 of lllo o1lior st 5:54 p.m. Frldt.Y at 509 First Jela, will be In the lnl1ructlonal ~ !cir tWo 1111111l!oa slllllnr· Ave. No charge waa Died a n d Sepl. 28 II Bradenton, Fla. mbm daml8e wu done IDvehicles. CIIY pollee aald the truck operoled by JoiD G. Brizendine, 31, llunllnaton, W, VL, and the ..,. driVtll by Robecca J. Lane, 17, 11 1711 Cbo- st., collldocl u the lnlck altempled to make a 111m ln1D the drive at 509 First. 'l1le car """D"Dled The Gallla Acaclomy H I 8 h to pass on the rlltL School Photograpllf Club, at Its No damage wu done tD a car first meeting of the year Iaiii driven by C)Jde IUrt, Jr., 33, week, elected Roger Smlth,prea. d32MaiiSIIIAVe.,lnambm ident; David Kurz, vlee'llrel· ident; and :!ilsan Markley, seers-. · · - In the drlvewo,y at 227 FourtiJ Ave. st 2:15 p.m. Fri· tary-treasurer. da¥. iilsan Clarl<ewaseletledllthe Pollee said llun1 was bad<Photograpllf Club's 1968 lloiJI&. ing lntD the drlvewo,y and backcoming ~een Candidate. ed lntD a table IIWng oplnst CommiUtes for darkroom lmthe door a 11 a prage cnmed by provemenl and 1\mdol'alslng pro. EYerelt Moll•"" 1bere w a a jects were appointed. Eaeh mem. damqe ID the prl&ll door panher w!U be Involved In aomepro. ell. jed coocemlng a phaae 11 pho'nle 1wo · - brou&llt the tography .._,ring lha comingyeor, year's to 289 accldenls lnGary Rusk Is the laculiY sponsor ve"'pled In lha llrll 264 da¥1 ~ the Photograt>h¥ Club. MEIGS THEATIE . /oJia . LANGsVILLE - James Cooll- dl, Scouter . vaitl<l•back. Including . cull• IIIII _..,hood, IIIII, ,,til BalliiY. PaliiY ~.• idiO ·~ hll!l> 1<¥"1 work lornler Clnd)'lllrilllr, 111-. · ~ancOI' topro-.cl by 1~ at lllprth,Gall!&o . .· • thli ' ittw ....- . w110 will . Bahr • r '.l)o11er liotpllal School of ian II Mlddl~ HJ111 ~!<~.,,., Nurab\lloloil_.: otliera .In the lncoJ!1Ini;;Q~~ ODe tiiob•• Ia i ~ man, .,.. Joy Am Rullall, CloariJoluo FaciM\1 61 Run~ M~ ' Randolph, BoiiiJ' ~ • . tal-:woridQ In In .P,r~fOOIII Cotherlna Gleason,~ Lam, . 11 ·a !a.litlnal4n holpltal, be de· b8rt, SWan ~ko, 111111 ddocl tD be<omo an ...-11, Wolfe, ,Lm~~o j.ou Morrla; ~ GALIJPOLIS - x-tng how much I llke tile riwr, my 110011 """ t1 I1UCIJing nurotni a1 the Ttllnant, ~· Volt, Ju4l' o.t!rlem, Harry v. Holmes, who reoldelacro11 '11ilrd A:,._, trom oor ar11 stsp ta 11111 career. ler, Emll,y Wobllor, Slndn !IJn• o!!lcoa, brougbl me a couple of pieces of lltenoaore 1o reed. Mrs. ·Naney Van Meter, who 1110111, . DlaM wn...., Sloar· One Is !he Ofllclal Program IIIII COIIIIileui Hlatoey or the Ohio hoi a daughter, will com' '"' Bro'lnliq, Janll f!dllla, DebRiver, Pageant am Dedication, Oc1. 19-25, 1929, eonunomoratlng ~Me !ro1i1 Middleport lor her orah .!l'orioa, Pamela 'J'erretl l!it1 the e"""letion ol the Ohio River canalization !rom Pl!tobUiati tD 11oe 11 a Iormor stu- Diane Rotll~. .· cairo. II was Issued by the Ohio Valley lqlroVelilent Aasoclallon, , c~e~t· 1n the 1ehool left 1o A fttk of ioclll atllvltlol hal The otl>er is the Oct 12, 1929 Issue of Ute Waterwa,ya JO!!J'IIO[, . lie iaarriW. · · _ , plaMtd, lncludlnJ CM~moni.Y referred to as "the rlverman's bible." '111.01'0'lo not CynlloiJ.Jonklna, KathleenKoe- door iilfiPOr lollowod ·by. enter• ' much dlllerence In thai Issue and one printed todi!J', O!li - · bioi, UndO Jacobi and ' Andi'eo lalnmonl lllha home 11 Dr. IIIII •· oowevor, had "Galllpolls Gosalp," which Ii not Inti-· today, Skibart have bad a year of cot. Mrl. Charlo E. Holler, Jr. At• ON PAGE 10, TIIERE'S tho aclvectloemenl o! Ute Marl- "'*'>- lep. Mill S!Gbart's molber, n- tor lllot, comea cWl.Y u!acluril1! Co., Pl. Pleasant, soowlng a picture o! the tllen prlic· ' "'(tly clei;!IOHII, o'!med a nursing and book work, Willi ~ ticall.Y new omce building. - r o!Dry Is "How the Ohio il,lver liOJioe In .~onlllo wtolcb Mill lncr...ing lllianmenll 1o ! b a Was Improved, the Bulldllw of One of the TyplcalllamL" . SIDbll't l)ioloollo-WhOII othe oml!l 11 Holier llllapllal ID lllvo It dldn'l say so in Ute Journal, bu1 one· of the boola plclured In'. bocoiiooo a roJI-odlllrH. paUeat care. . the advert! semerts of lheir buUdera IJ atiU ru~ toda,y, ll'io' • . Tbi.r01 are eight . , . - . 1 pi · . the George T. Price. Of course, there's been some rencnatlconl; Slit Gillie Acadolloy lll8h School In was built by the Charles Wlrd Engineering, (\harlootnn, W. VL the lnCOmllll claJa, liVen of ·. The Price Is lo the River New& regularly. whom were C&nd,yltrlpenatHol-<.' BACK TO THE OMclal Prognm - 11lere'o a complete lito- Hr They are Jan Datory of the Ohio River Valley li!cludlng the laundllll of GalllpoiiL . viJ, !lolrlOJ Chapman, Jamce The occasion for the Papant was the e~llhmeJt ·of a nll\eoRIO GIIANDE - The Jl h I !oot channel !rom Pittsburgh to Cllro. No more susperlled lllvi· Sl&lila Fratenolty 11 Rio Granda Collop IIIII Bob Evano saugation, on account ot low water. But one of the most interesting stories tn the program is the Siiap MU host a !rail rlc1e and bean cllmer at the Slieller Houle dedication of the Ohio River Memorial Morumert In Eden Pll'k, Cincinnati, de<licated to John L. Vance ol Gallipolis and Albert Ve8 fWW near bon IDdq. Bettinger of CineirmatL A special plaQue to each of tbe men was on 'l1le trail rida, In - two sides of the monument. TUPPERS PLAINS - T h 1 with Nlllonal Qlarter llorH MCoL John L. Vance, first president of the Ohio Valley lm· Eaaten> Hi8h School bandlmenl1 soda11011 actlvtUu liepD earb' provement Association, was born in Gall_,.o lis, ln 1839. He~ DirectOr Ch&rle1 Yea(J) lll'ter· Uda .-ninl. Dlmer will be e<lucated In the public schools here and enllaled hi the United Slates ed Ute field 1D the stralnJ 11 aervedall!Lm. Army in 1861, organizing a conwai\Y In Gollll Coumy and a com- their aplrlled ll&bl 1011& "EoGov. -~ Is ~ 1o pal\)' lor the Fourth VIrginia Infantry (Union), He was subiequenl.- sle'& Ylc:IOJ'f Mirth;'' COII1POIIIII be Cll baiW:I brioll,y for anl.Y promoted to Major and then to Lleutenanl COlonel am was in and arran&ed by Y-. Frlda,y prior 1o the dediCO· cooomand of several brigades during the Civil War. nl8hl II the Alnandor-EIIIem t1o11 11 the On his release from the service ll the coneluslon of the war .....-..halftime show• al Airport, a l - lor 3 p.m. he engaged in the steamboat business and later became pwjJUaher Featured u a ueoncert" DWD· of the Gallipolis Bulletin. In 1874, he was elected to Concresa ud ber Wll tile p;IIJUlar tuna, "Like he later served as quartermaster u~er Governor campbelL , 1D Get to KDow You," made pap. COLONEL VANCE DIED in 192L His deoth terminated 26 War by ~ IIIII OUr Oanil· years of office or president of the Ohio Valley tmprovement Alao- 'lbe bind waa tlltuied nax.t Ill ciation. A bronze tablet on the Ohio lttver Monument, Eden Park. a danee routine to "MonciiJ, Cincinnati, bears tribute to his leadership ln the work of the lm.. Mandl1'' 8Dd bead maJorette, provement and canalization or the Ohio River. (trom the prtJil'Uft. Cella MeCOy, wu hJghlt&Jdec' The bronze tablet bore this tribune: lll 11Siber Dance." "He served untiringly as president of the Ohio VallOJIJqor.,.. To CODclllde lha Jll'OIII'Oil! the meAt Association for more lhln a quarter ot a century am. Well'7 .bud waa featured In a prect.. TQNIGRT ~r JAMES . . 110"', .Pob'!~~ Gate'"""',~ ·· Davldlon, 91to!t~and,Kir}1 , ' By"mABEII·,E McCAIG JI.P,L WASIDNGTON (lJPl)... AU:y, Gea. Ram&IIY Clark IIIII FRI Director J, Edpr Hoover oecow dllcea m the same Door ~ the Julllco Departmtllt, but the nation's 1wo lop law enlorcODIIIII otllcers are mtiea apart m "law and order." 'l1lelr dl!leraoco• Clllhapoilee 110ie In rlnts and jdllle demollltratlonl Slllfaced dramatlcally Wedtleodt1 <Ciuring the first round of cloHd before the Nlllonal ComBIIIalon oo the CouHa IIIII Pr....-. of Violence. Tho hearlnp COi1llllled 1Ddll with testilrom1 by profeasors. Hoover pra!Jed Chlcaao 111.. thorlties for their 81.lCCe81 in the face of ," chaotic elrcumJtaneea" In preventing the Democratic By Merchants For Qtloon ·, C,lark, Hoover, are Miles Apar,t., . Plans Made 4 WAYS toiUY I. CASH 2. UY·A~WAY 3. 30 DAY C!IIARGE 4. EXTtN~ID BUDGET TiM -~ '. ~- . ·;n...... �. .~. ·. Tile 3 ·.;,. ·...-,. Sandly Tlme...S.nllool, Runda1·, September 22, 1968 Three to Vie ·- . ... '" • ·' Shown wltl1 HereCords in the demonstration ring arc, left, Ralph Dodson, Oeldman ol the American Hereford Association, aOO Don Moody, Fredericktown, director of the Ohio Herer6rd AsS<X:iation, which staged Saturday's Beef Productioil. Clinic at the Rock ~rings fairgrounds near ·::: P -. Also In the ring Is Lloyd Blackwood. ·> ·.· Henderson Is Honor Graduate .·.· ..... :-:-:< i' ' ·.~. LLOYD BLACKWOOD, Chester, right, greets Harry T. Aim strong, prebred a n d commercial Here!ord breeder from Springville, lrd., who was guest speaker Saturday a!terooon when the Ohio Hereford Association held a beef production clinic at the Rock Springs fairgrounds near Pomeroy. "More Dollar! from Beef Cows" wu Armstrong' s topic. He runs over 400 cows on 2,000 acres in southern Indiara. coulicn. Scouter of the Week or the Week, was a Bo,y Scout trom 1937 thriiUill 1939. He became mmmaoter of Pad< 240, Rutland, In Oc!Dber 11 1965. It was In April of !966 he helped organize Troop 240 In Rutland and was 1 - r of both units while employed as a shift worker at Vanadium Corp. When asked, ..How do you find tbe time?,'' his response was, HJ don't flnd Ume, I take time." ln October, 1967, he moved to Benlnn, Ky. and prom)lil3 registered as an assistant scoutmaster of Troop !8, Reldlans, KJ<. Now again 11~ In Langsville, he wasted no time in getting active again in scouting. He recently organized Troop 239 In Langsville. Jim's boys are active. Robert Is a Boy Scout In Troop 239 and James David is a Webelos scout In Pack 240, Rutland. His wife, Joama, has been a den mother three years in Pack 240 and Pack 18 while in Kentuc- MIDDLEPORT - stephen K. Henderson has been named honor graduale In his advanced Individual lralnlng course condUcted by lhe 4th Engineer (AIT) Brigade (~dallll) at the U. S. Army Training Center at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Col. Marshall N. Sauls, commander of the brigade, In a letter to Mrs. Henderson, the former Sandra Humpllreys of Middleport, states: ky. 4 "11. ts my prlvilege to inAnother dedicated scouter of. form you that your husband has M.G-M District, he is present~ achlevnd the distinction of hon· ly employed on llle river by Hougor graduate from his advanced land Barge Line, Paducah, Ky. lndlvimal training courae conby .t his brlpde. This ts, indeed, a singular achievement ....nectlng great credil 111100 you and ywr husband. ••Selection as hoo)r gracllate Ia the hl8bell1 accomplialunent to which an Engineer ~1111 Sol· dier can aspire during advanced lndlvimal training. In order GALUPOLIS - The Gellla to achieve this honOr, your his- AcaAielllY lligb School Thespian band maintained an academic av- Club this week elected Crisb' Mage of better than 900 out Davis as the club's 1968 Home11 1,000 points In his class- coming ~- candidate. Marroom and practical work lnstruc:~ tha Cornwell, president, c o nUons. · ~ dueted the meeting, with all 4l "IUs efforts are greatly op- : members present. preciated by Utose f1 111 charg- : Gl3 Butlanl, a student otOhio ed with the respxasibul1;)' fA man- Unlversil;y, presented an abstract aging this organization and 1 am pla,y, ..The Sancllox." and Miss pleased to say that performance Bastian! and Amette Thomas, ol this t,ype is certa1n1y an In- both former members f1 the club, spiration and uample to other performed a comical dialogue. students. At a time wbellao many Pla.Y grwps were organized, young ~· _ . . fD be 01111• each ander the supervlalon of rused as to their role and re- two senior members. Joalllie sponstbllltlea, It Is certainly a Ford, reviewed the. club's polnl privilege tD have an Intelligent, IIJ'&tem. Becky GlbSOil, lreuur· conscientious and ~ young er, informed all members that man such as your husband ap- 75 cent dues are due as soon as ply himself to Ute extent lhel he poaalble. has. Also present were the club's "On behalt of the officers 111111 three adviser&, Mrs. Ruth G limen or this Brlpde, please ac- llngham, Mrs. Jane Yocum and cept oor sincere awreclationlot David ~o. witb>ut your encouragemeut thiJ distinction would oot have been possible." The training was in a crane operating school. Henderson entered the U. S. Army ... April 1s and alter... dergolng baste training at Fort wcteci Miss Davis is '68 Candidate Rio Grande SP4 Waltel'!! on Accepting Vietnam Duty Program New , GUYSVILLE - ~ Lollnle R. Walters has reporto<l for ac- f RIO GRAtiDE _ .Rio Grande <jfollege will participate In an ...:. ::~ :-: ·:. ' . :· ::: ..· .' educational program in Its secmd semester entitled R 1 0 <Iande O(lportunlt;y for Dlaadvantagod Youlhs (JIGODY). ~oored by the U, s. Of. nee ~ Educa- and private Incllstry, approximately 2& hlill acMol grd.lates from low Income families will enroll in the 18ctnl semester at Rio Grande COllege. Sludenta are admitted to Ute RGODY program will be se· lected by the Olflce of Adrnlsrd.oos and Records. Criteria for admission will be based on the current !U.Ddards used by the Collep: American COllege Test scores, College Entrance Test I<Ol'OS, and the student's hli!l school record, ~ oo financial need, all llludents selected for RGODY will be eligible to receive room, board, tulUon, linen service, and Ute studenl activities fee. SWpreaently enrolled al Rio Grande College will no1 be ellglble. Due to the normal attrition rate at the end of the first se~ meatar, Rio Grande College will be oblo to absorb lhe additional ltUdents with ease. The new stu~ :• dantl will be assigned to rooms In cae ol the four residence halls at the- College where vacancies occur due to graduat:kxt. aea. demle dismissals, or drop-outs. As citizens of the United States. Indians are subject to the same laws and require- live cDi3' In Vietnam alter spending 30 da¥ leave with his wife, Karole, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Denney Walters, of Rt. 1, Guysville. He haa been asslgned a telephone switchboard operalor ~Troop Command near Q1 Nhon. Wallen entered the army In March o1 this year and was last llatlooed at Fl. Lee, Va., where he completed a course in LB.M. and bookkee~ He Is a 1966 gramate of lll8h School and was empiOJ'ed u a bookbinder with McBee Syatemo of Ath· ens before enteringthearrny. IUs grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. llarr,y llarrisoo of Gallipolis and Mr. and Mrs. James H. Walters ~ Adamavllle. Annual Workshop To be ThiU'!Klay RIO GRANDE _ The Taylor PUblishing C0rnJ)8ll)' will hold Its Third AnnUal Workshop Thursdoy, SepL 26, at R 1 o Grande Collep. The workshop is held each year for the yearbook staffs of area high schools which are Ta.vlor customers. llurlng the 008 da¥ sossloo, students will be inlrtructed on how to ergani:ze, layout, and prepare material ror their year book. Students will a110 have an apportunib" to discuss their individual problems In small groups throughrul the day. ments on military service as all other citizens . . ..... . .... . . ~ , ~ . ,... • l • • • ' ..... . .... . . . .... I AYLOR'S C-B EQUIPMENT ·. Everythinr in radi03, antennas and accessories. LOCATED AT 1618 Lincoln Heights POMEROY, OHIO SPECIAL ON SUPER MAGS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY No One Hurt In Collision Knox, KJ< ., attended 1-rsblp school at Fort Leonard Wood followed by the last school. Following a 23411 leave here with his wife and his p1r811tl, Mr . and Mrs. Cll!lord Henderson af Gallipolis, Hendersonto Fort Ord, Calli., and w a s scheduled to leave Friday for Thailand ore Call4a•• ""··~e.t~9,1ior~: . ""call...; an ...1. -.Joour* PI'. PLEASANT - phens, Becky Nibert Dana Ste- and Bren· da llartlOJ, all aentors at Point PloaiiiUit lll8h School, were the three !lnallsto will vie for Ute tltie of HomecomJne - . d!Oien from a -P of lllo allldont boolf of the school and her ldontll¥ 1ao>wu oo the ..~ of O<l<lber 11 When sbe · will be crowned cmtng hall • t1me , eeremonle1 of the Pobtt · l'leuant Big Blaek-MiltDn Greybounds 1001ball pme at Saun- PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITTED: John Greer, Pl. Pleasant; George Bales, Pl. Pleasanl; Lawrence Jordan, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Uonel Smfth, Pl. Pleasant; Willie strunk, Clnelnnat!, Ohio; Rooald Jacob•, dora Memorial stadium. Rutland, Ohio. The Homecoming activities DISCHARGED: Dallal Wlllong, will begin willl a par. . thriiUill Pt. PleaiUt; Jom Morgan, New tloO dolmlcnm Action oo Frida¥, Haven; Marlo Liberatore, Pl. Oct. 11, at 1 p.m. IIIII be <on.J'IeasanL eluded with • dance In the hlllll IChool IJl'll1 illill'edlatel.Y !ollnwlng tile !001ball pmo. Richard Henry Lee ol Vir'nle llomecomlnglctivitleaan ginia made the formal motion - e d by the - 1 m.ltllt 'lor Independence in the Conti· nen!al Congresa. IN LOVE WITH THE Dinner .. Planned OH KAN Coin (]ub Eagles Band Gi SL _ •ctlvld•• tb&.~~ To Meet Monday PI'. PLEASANT - The OH KAN Coin Club will hold a reg- Galli&-Motb.a.....,_ with . lr.<~ ,of. :JUI'I • hi •PIUed on, ~IVIDothe~the ~~i.:.' ;,;:;;;:...! ,,__ tl!. •.•~.~· .,. ;;'"·.·' ·'· '"• rich harvest to be gleaned from his slreiiHJII& iUod 'M11\M s. '"' - ,...., .,-"", 1 II' · Much i !( clJe the memory of such a man whole Yilioa hal bow beerr u-s realized. "Where there is no vision the peop]e perish." pme WU tilld up for almost two in SPECIAL DELIVERY from H. C. WithroW, Hunll- W. VL: blurs wl>lle -•aary repairs I read your story aboui the Ohio River (Filly Years ~On Ute were mado. River) In the Sunday issue, thinkirw you mlgbt like the ltor)' on SUNDAY page 11 in this magazine." That llli&8Zine was Pltuliurgh Booting, an edltloo 11 the Olllo 11MES-SENTINFL River magadre, which he aent me. 'Ibe atoryonpqe 11 was"Death Publllhllll •"r• lfu!'IM:! -, ~Ohio ~alllt Ca. Boat ~read Fear Along River," a diary report of the towboat N!ilah ... GALUI"'I.Js IWI..l TRJII.:)o;E John Porter when she became infected with 1ellow le110r 011 an .,. tU Thln:IA.Ye•• C.Uillolll, Oillo,IUI1. ,._ lllhtlil -1") Wtddil~ I\QiJII tiiC...l .!ialllflill·. bounllrlp from New Orleans In the !all ol1878. S.W0 Clu1 l'olllf'l hid II G.ll.lfolll, Ollle, DREAMS REALIZED - Seven Gallla Aelidenly Hi8h ScJoool 45al. Tttl£ UNU :il'M11\"EL graduates of 1968 will see !heir m.ms come true llllllorrow wben ue NecNntc lltrM•......Nl·,Oti"-U"Ht. they er<er the ljolzer Hospital School of Nurs!JIK, They are liD Pllbll.._. -r1 ·~ ..-e nl,. ~ IIIW'- ~ _._...dUim&IIIIIJ lltMlWIIl Davis, Shirley Olapman, Janice Roae, Debonll GlteWocid, Sellin ~ Pom.-o;~, Ohio, PIMl MiN. TERMS Of /)l'BSCRlJ'T'i().'; Davidson, Sliaron ·IIIII Karon Baiii!J'. All are lonllti' CIDdjl ~ rarrl• AU) l!ld ~. Jk ptr ..._ Stripers, members of the Future Nurses ot America Club. IWI.ll'l.Cill'11l)t; um ~-...... 1'tlt !;illliDOli• Trlbunl in OhiO IIIII Wttt Vlf-. WHERE TO- Dave Roberti, former Gt'IUpnUa Uttle LelglleJ', 111111. ont ~ttl' IP: ,;~ mollllilf IJ5; tlllft - h • Dnlahed the regular lnte.,.tional ~ -""" wllll ID 18-S ~ ~,,.,... OM)•r•lll:l •l~monl hlfliW. record, picked 111 two wlnl IIIII then lost one In doe Gove..-'a ...-:h• P.Sil. "no. ~~~~~ IIMIMI,- )Mr ~II: II~ -..111 Cl(l playo!l. Columbus doW..t Rochester 3-2 In -~ 1111 then N .U; tflrW 1110111111113. -' CARTOON \J~tlllld Prt•~ lnlttl'lllt >Or.d b eltl~a. dropped lour In a row 1o Cly4e McCullouall'• JackiOnvlllo, Fla. ,.,.n.. 'ntlll• • tile ~• r.r publi~llllon o1. all d. . .~.... ~l'lllll ... llthL• Mil' ....... Itt J-Mels. Roberta got his IWo wins over Rclcheater, lha aeCOiillli!llw l1lo .._IIM:altt1111 ,....,.,.. herlllt" the Jets tile aem1-nna1 playolt But the J·Meta d.--4 CollliDIMia lhree In · a...,. IIIII d""n st Jacksonville W-odt1111&b1.llWJ· Mots doomed the Jots IIIII Roberts. Overall, Roloerll wu 21).41111r the year. y..,, Lov• At First TONIGHT·.SEPT. 22 Sidney Pottier '"TO SIR. WI'I1J LOVE" (Technlcolor) . NoD eomery.uaatela Blln<lll 'OPERATION KDl BR0111ER' (TochnleaiO..) I Spot s...up By Schuldt, Ohio'• LortOII S.lling Lov.tlino &o ~::tl MOBIL HOME JplotoCI fl/lt IC&K MOilLE PARI&' SALES .·::•:J ~"' 3311 Jochon . Pt. P Avit; w. ular business moet1111 Mooday evening at tbe Tu-Endle.we Manor. lllgbJightlngtheactivitleswlll be •-traders night," starting at 6:30 p.m. All members are urg.. ed 1D bring coins lor tnullng, Clair Cheuvront, club president, Invites all lnlerested area collectors 1o allend. An ..meadonal forum on oolna will be preaned, foUowed by a colo auction. The organization waa organized in 1962, and has members from six' counties, and 25 rommunltles. ARRESTS REPORTED PI'. PLEASANT- Arrestsr&ported al the county Jail were: Thendore Smith, 66, Rt 2 Leon; Earl Fr.r, 52, Rutland, Ohio and Juhlor Hlll, 64, Rutland, Oltlo, all charged with lnloxleatlon; I'· Robert . hD""'"'• . check warrant. Carolina's FALL ..:: ( ~. ·. :.. AC~LA,N .,\O.Of' 500 Co~~~ .. .Ctl.;.'o ~ or lilY lives lJ<ijn aioi ' · . Special Price Natural Birch-----~--'· 97 5.97 lanfP Light Birch•••J2. 95 8.95 · aoyal •Birch __________ 8.60 7.75 Y/5 Oak,______ .;_____ 6. 95 5.97 V/$ Jced .Teak ..........6. 95 5. 9.7 Rustic-lack Wilnut · 19.95J2.99 Other Pan•ls as low as.---·~ 3~ 45. . . ' ' . .. · II;,.'•Clldl being lOll adllliJnl-, •'lo .,.k' ...., or> Clll'k • pi' oed pollee vlol•ee "in aeess of aulhorii:Jr" a1lllo IIXIII cilngeraJs of all, "for will protect the jlubllc llh•lllo P>ilce rio1ate the law?" Hoover aalil Chi- polleo 111111 tbe Natlooal Guard ,....,.. laeed wldo viclouo attacking maba who gave them no altemallve bu1 to use Ioree 1o prevent theae melba trom occompllahing lhalr delllructl•e ra1Wylng tenolGtl, not 10 a ~." ~- · told Clad< ~of! ' 111a , . - . did oot' Joaw•· . , lpOdal relertiiCO 1o ChiBut the ~ . . . ....;...-. ., lha proalCIIUld pt lola 1t1111 floioooi'l """''''i.- vlewJ on CJINI'II1 Ylo'-~ CltiCIIO Incl-. Dr. Mlllllo El-woa, lha JiiDO('I c:halrmaa, told - - JIUJ'I)OSOO." he had cloHd the holrlnp 111 Clll'k lnaloled croAtia wlolpped the publle because the Chiup by wl1d rumora and ln~o were being tnvo~ lndlvicmls Intent on .....,~~ng ed by the Julllce Deportn-. trouble "can be oontrolled without excesaive force and violence by pollee." London had the world's fint "II Is the cJut;y of 1-rllhlp subway. It dates from 1883. ~.,~ ., .. ,, SALE $2.69 Put new years of wear Into your old, weathered asphalt roll roof with mintmum work and expense. J\Jst brush on. Fast and easy. Fonns a tough surface that won't run or crack. Coveno 375 to 500 square feet. No. 41. Freeman Decision Blasted By Miller WASHINGTON - Tenth Dis. trict Congressman Clarence E. Miller todi!J' slrongly criticized Secrllary of Agrlcullure Qr. vtUe Freeman's recent decision 1114 latr --~ •Ill '"' I t1 1 .Soi.. Ot, man to reconsider hb decision. In a recen.t letter to the Sec- retary, the Tenth Dlstrl& legislator, Ohio's only representative on the House Agriculture Committee, pointed up the chronic to eliminate new contracts r o r fiondlng conditions laeed by the watershed projects approved for people of Southeaatern Ohl<o and tlinstrucUon Wider P. L. 566. cauUoned that unless the SecreCiting the Secretary's action tary reverses his earlier decias contrary to the best intersion the future success of the e.sts of American agriculture, watershed proiram in SoutheastMiller appealed to Mr. Freeern Ohio and in the Nation would be critically lnlpelred. . While J'tCOillizlng the uoed !qr a reevaluation or UJJeudltm'ea on the part of the Departmelit .In light of lhe recent budget measPI', PLEASANT - A motloo ures enacted by eoneress, Mil_,.Sting a COI!tinuance In the ler lndicatedthatanyactionwhich hearing lor an Injunction In the would jeopardize the watershed three mmth old Philip Sporn program would only serve to strike was granted In Mason further compound the eC0110m~ lc problems of rural America Count;y Circuli Court Frlclay • Judge James Lee Thompson rather than correcting them. The Congressman called for ae1 OCtober 25 lor the hearing u requested by Cecil Dean, at- an immediate and rom.~rehen­ !Dmey for Cenlral Operating slve study of the S2.5-$3 blllloo COmpany. Raymond G, M u •· !arm program. Thlo study would grave, altorney for the Utilll,y allow Secretary Freeman to Workers Union of America, AFL- make aalective rather than lndlsCIO Local 426, o!lered oo ob· criminate across the board cut& In areas af low prlorit;y, and In Jectlon to the contilwance. those programs for which the taxpayers dollars are being apent and !rom which the American Iarmer Ia gaining little beno!ll. Unico Acrylic Latex White House Paint SALE 55.65 ,•.. IQ1'U( ....., . . i lUll Ulll . '' • \ . ... · ""'tln This superior water-base paint gives long-lasting protection . . reduces painting and waiting time. Dries to a satin sheen in only 30 minutes - even on damp days~ Goes on fast and easy over wood or masonry. Soap and watt>r brush clean-up. No. 301. SOUTHERN STATES POINT PLEASANT CO-OPERATIVE INC. 675-27111 POINT PLEASANT, I. VA. 1519 KANAWHA ST . Your Southern States Coo~·;n: ". " ~genc y ' Graders Approved PI', PLEASANT - The MaEducation Sjipi'OVed tlle move of 20 sixth grede - . from Roosevelt School ID Central School mring a short special' meeting of the board Friday nf&!IL 'l1le vote lor the move as recommended by Stele &lperlrtea. dent ~ Schools Rex Smith ,... UDanimoua aDICml the t h r a e achool boud 11181Dbero pro-, f(arr,y Siders, presldenl pro • Will, and Dr. J.eon. lrd Brown. 1011 CounQ' Board ~ . ,.. ..... , , eNYLON ..... Moving of Sixth :: Nation•! 5 Gals. Asphalt Fibrated Roof Coating Dl'WLAY TROPIUES - MichaeJ Jones, drwn major, an:l Jodi Athey, head Jll$rette, dispia)' two trophies the Wahama High School baM won last weekend. In the annual Band-0-Rama held at Marletta under sponsorship of the Lions Club. The White Falcon band, under the direction of Gerald Simmons was awarded the secorll place trt~~hy in Class AA cmnpeti~ tion for field maneuvers and also the second place AA cornpetition trophy f.or the parade. There were 28 bands competirw in the seventh 8nnua1 Band-0-Rama, alii it was Wahama's first time to participate. - Sentinel Photo. •• pt, Pleao';,a .. Continuaaoe ,Given . -- ~ John R• . ~01. ~6,. Ma-. bad In couri hearing . ani, 'drliitfti~~~"' (ALL PANELS 4x8) Ree.· !frlce Atlogill!or~tce· hear!nP trom llilnr ell...... ~nton In--a. Ted-- TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS llULOVA STYLE TIFFIN CREDIT SENATOR . $35.75 THE RING TIFFIN CREDIT THE THING BULO>A TIME liTH TIFFIN CREDIT IN MIND! KEEPSAKE Teenage GOP Qub CARPENTER BATONS W'ill. Meet Monday PI', PLEASANT - Tbe ..,.. (J~ed- Couoot;yT-IP Rjijdlletn Club will meet · at ?;~ .p.m; ........,, SepL 23, ' In tile .Couot;r Repj>Ucan ~· Oti lilllnflilil!\latt 11 11)0 tlllrt'ntl will be lhe eleelipn 11 coillcen SILVER STREAK BALANCED-SHOCK ABSORBER TIPS ll in. II" to 21" lon11 ~ 3.90 rw· All lntert~tef. ...._........ uraed 1o _,.. . tile llni - IWilliD II STAINLESS STEEL QINNER FROit lUs' NASO NDRIVE· IN AND Dol ivory IMPERIALE COOL HAND lUKE SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY . SEPTEMBER 22 - SEPTmiEB 21 --- Price Includes: Sight, Tho Dolu .. weii~~ 1Dd 1¥_~~. ·~u. _!,~J!i!Jli~Dt.:~A:t ONE WEEI 11~year. POeTI• CONTIE•T ei&lll b.r Trail Ride, Bbn ~apllal. TltA,I"IC eAfi"IT1' - with the . ~~~- 1o be ' aalected council. PI'. PLEASANT - Plana ba.. lormulaled by the M e rchUia Dl'flalon o! the loeol . chamber of Commeree Battle Da,ya and Chrllllmao. lloltlo DIIJ'I will be obllrved Ocl. 9 li1roU&b the l2lb. fo. 1110011llgbt sale from 7 until 10 p.m. will hl8hUBIII. lllo ~ da,y 11 the event willi Jom IIPpolnled ID order bamen for use In comectloot·wlllt the sale. Mrl. WUltUn Harclln, Jr., clio· pii!J'ed her Idea lor ayear-<OIUI<I projoct - a large redwood tub whieh could !eeture shnlba In Ute winter and Giber plllllll In Ute .s pring. !4'm Freeman of Freeman' a Nuraezy lold t be chamber be woul~ be willing 1o give year arwnd care to t h e . planls. 'l1le merehanto aaked Freeman tD oubmlt a bid so !bey would know the rost of his servIce. Lowell. Cook, Mason Count;y Board ol Education emplqye, discussed a sales training eourse whleh could be co-sponsored by the merchants lor their emplOJ'· e1. Belva Farley, maMglng director ol the Chamber. was asked to send out letters to the merchants ID get their views and Interest on the sales course. !Or 1966. 'l1le 'lhree YOUiil ladles were ln)lred Its New President YOURS, MINE AND OURS Locllle Ball - HeiU')' F0111a (Technicolor) · COLORCARTOONS: · Codbab-y; m DDt Dry; Mousetrek; Of FeUne llondaee Admission: 8&c and 50< SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ~~j~" II" Oub Names Smith TONIGHT THRU THURSDAY SEPT. 20 • 26 ' '*' GALUPOLIS - No one was • In a lrud<-ur roWalon NEXT STOP FOR Roloerta, along with 1C1110 of lllo o1lior st 5:54 p.m. Frldt.Y at 509 First Jela, will be In the lnl1ructlonal ~ !cir tWo 1111111l!oa slllllnr· Ave. No charge waa Died a n d Sepl. 28 II Bradenton, Fla. mbm daml8e wu done IDvehicles. CIIY pollee aald the truck operoled by JoiD G. Brizendine, 31, llunllnaton, W, VL, and the ..,. driVtll by Robecca J. Lane, 17, 11 1711 Cbo- st., collldocl u the lnlck altempled to make a 111m ln1D the drive at 509 First. 'l1le car """D"Dled The Gallla Acaclomy H I 8 h to pass on the rlltL School Photograpllf Club, at Its No damage wu done tD a car first meeting of the year Iaiii driven by C)Jde IUrt, Jr., 33, week, elected Roger Smlth,prea. d32MaiiSIIIAVe.,lnambm ident; David Kurz, vlee'llrel· ident; and :!ilsan Markley, seers-. · · - In the drlvewo,y at 227 FourtiJ Ave. st 2:15 p.m. Fri· tary-treasurer. da¥. iilsan Clarl<ewaseletledllthe Pollee said llun1 was bad<Photograpllf Club's 1968 lloiJI&. ing lntD the drlvewo,y and backcoming ~een Candidate. ed lntD a table IIWng oplnst CommiUtes for darkroom lmthe door a 11 a prage cnmed by provemenl and 1\mdol'alslng pro. EYerelt Moll•"" 1bere w a a jects were appointed. Eaeh mem. damqe ID the prl&ll door panher w!U be Involved In aomepro. ell. jed coocemlng a phaae 11 pho'nle 1wo · - brou&llt the tography .._,ring lha comingyeor, year's to 289 accldenls lnGary Rusk Is the laculiY sponsor ve"'pled In lha llrll 264 da¥1 ~ the Photograt>h¥ Club. MEIGS THEATIE . /oJia . LANGsVILLE - James Cooll- dl, Scouter . vaitl<l•back. Including . cull• IIIII _..,hood, IIIII, ,,til BalliiY. PaliiY ~.• idiO ·~ hll!l> 1<¥"1 work lornler Clnd)'lllrilllr, 111-. · ~ancOI' topro-.cl by 1~ at lllprth,Gall!&o . .· • thli ' ittw ....- . w110 will . Bahr • r '.l)o11er liotpllal School of ian II Mlddl~ HJ111 ~!<~.,,., Nurab\lloloil_.: otliera .In the lncoJ!1Ini;;Q~~ ODe tiiob•• Ia i ~ man, .,.. Joy Am Rullall, CloariJoluo FaciM\1 61 Run~ M~ ' Randolph, BoiiiJ' ~ • . tal-:woridQ In In .P,r~fOOIII Cotherlna Gleason,~ Lam, . 11 ·a !a.litlnal4n holpltal, be de· b8rt, SWan ~ko, 111111 ddocl tD be<omo an ...-11, Wolfe, ,Lm~~o j.ou Morrla; ~ GALIJPOLIS - x-tng how much I llke tile riwr, my 110011 """ t1 I1UCIJing nurotni a1 the Ttllnant, ~· Volt, Ju4l' o.t!rlem, Harry v. Holmes, who reoldelacro11 '11ilrd A:,._, trom oor ar11 stsp ta 11111 career. ler, Emll,y Wobllor, Slndn !IJn• o!!lcoa, brougbl me a couple of pieces of lltenoaore 1o reed. Mrs. ·Naney Van Meter, who 1110111, . DlaM wn...., Sloar· One Is !he Ofllclal Program IIIII COIIIIileui Hlatoey or the Ohio hoi a daughter, will com' '"' Bro'lnliq, Janll f!dllla, DebRiver, Pageant am Dedication, Oc1. 19-25, 1929, eonunomoratlng ~Me !ro1i1 Middleport lor her orah .!l'orioa, Pamela 'J'erretl l!it1 the e"""letion ol the Ohio River canalization !rom Pl!tobUiati tD 11oe 11 a Iormor stu- Diane Rotll~. .· cairo. II was Issued by the Ohio Valley lqlroVelilent Aasoclallon, , c~e~t· 1n the 1ehool left 1o A fttk of ioclll atllvltlol hal The otl>er is the Oct 12, 1929 Issue of Ute Waterwa,ya JO!!J'IIO[, . lie iaarriW. · · _ , plaMtd, lncludlnJ CM~moni.Y referred to as "the rlverman's bible." '111.01'0'lo not CynlloiJ.Jonklna, KathleenKoe- door iilfiPOr lollowod ·by. enter• ' much dlllerence In thai Issue and one printed todi!J', O!li - · bioi, UndO Jacobi and ' Andi'eo lalnmonl lllha home 11 Dr. IIIII •· oowevor, had "Galllpolls Gosalp," which Ii not Inti-· today, Skibart have bad a year of cot. Mrl. Charlo E. Holler, Jr. At• ON PAGE 10, TIIERE'S tho aclvectloemenl o! Ute Marl- "'*'>- lep. Mill S!Gbart's molber, n- tor lllot, comea cWl.Y u!acluril1! Co., Pl. Pleasant, soowlng a picture o! the tllen prlic· ' "'(tly clei;!IOHII, o'!med a nursing and book work, Willi ~ ticall.Y new omce building. - r o!Dry Is "How the Ohio il,lver liOJioe In .~onlllo wtolcb Mill lncr...ing lllianmenll 1o ! b a Was Improved, the Bulldllw of One of the TyplcalllamL" . SIDbll't l)ioloollo-WhOII othe oml!l 11 Holier llllapllal ID lllvo It dldn'l say so in Ute Journal, bu1 one· of the boola plclured In'. bocoiiooo a roJI-odlllrH. paUeat care. . the advert! semerts of lheir buUdera IJ atiU ru~ toda,y, ll'io' • . Tbi.r01 are eight . , . - . 1 pi · . the George T. Price. Of course, there's been some rencnatlconl; Slit Gillie Acadolloy lll8h School In was built by the Charles Wlrd Engineering, (\harlootnn, W. VL the lnCOmllll claJa, liVen of ·. The Price Is lo the River New& regularly. whom were C&nd,yltrlpenatHol-<.' BACK TO THE OMclal Prognm - 11lere'o a complete lito- Hr They are Jan Datory of the Ohio River Valley li!cludlng the laundllll of GalllpoiiL . viJ, !lolrlOJ Chapman, Jamce The occasion for the Papant was the e~llhmeJt ·of a nll\eoRIO GIIANDE - The Jl h I !oot channel !rom Pittsburgh to Cllro. No more susperlled lllvi· Sl&lila Fratenolty 11 Rio Granda Collop IIIII Bob Evano saugation, on account ot low water. But one of the most interesting stories tn the program is the Siiap MU host a !rail rlc1e and bean cllmer at the Slieller Houle dedication of the Ohio River Memorial Morumert In Eden Pll'k, Cincinnati, de<licated to John L. Vance ol Gallipolis and Albert Ve8 fWW near bon IDdq. Bettinger of CineirmatL A special plaQue to each of tbe men was on 'l1le trail rida, In - two sides of the monument. TUPPERS PLAINS - T h 1 with Nlllonal Qlarter llorH MCoL John L. Vance, first president of the Ohio Valley lm· Eaaten> Hi8h School bandlmenl1 soda11011 actlvtUu liepD earb' provement Association, was born in Gall_,.o lis, ln 1839. He~ DirectOr Ch&rle1 Yea(J) lll'ter· Uda .-ninl. Dlmer will be e<lucated In the public schools here and enllaled hi the United Slates ed Ute field 1D the stralnJ 11 aervedall!Lm. Army in 1861, organizing a conwai\Y In Gollll Coumy and a com- their aplrlled ll&bl 1011& "EoGov. -~ Is ~ 1o pal\)' lor the Fourth VIrginia Infantry (Union), He was subiequenl.- sle'& Ylc:IOJ'f Mirth;'' COII1POIIIII be Cll baiW:I brioll,y for anl.Y promoted to Major and then to Lleutenanl COlonel am was in and arran&ed by Y-. Frlda,y prior 1o the dediCO· cooomand of several brigades during the Civil War. nl8hl II the Alnandor-EIIIem t1o11 11 the On his release from the service ll the coneluslon of the war .....-..halftime show• al Airport, a l - lor 3 p.m. he engaged in the steamboat business and later became pwjJUaher Featured u a ueoncert" DWD· of the Gallipolis Bulletin. In 1874, he was elected to Concresa ud ber Wll tile p;IIJUlar tuna, "Like he later served as quartermaster u~er Governor campbelL , 1D Get to KDow You," made pap. COLONEL VANCE DIED in 192L His deoth terminated 26 War by ~ IIIII OUr Oanil· years of office or president of the Ohio Valley tmprovement Alao- 'lbe bind waa tlltuied nax.t Ill ciation. A bronze tablet on the Ohio lttver Monument, Eden Park. a danee routine to "MonciiJ, Cincinnati, bears tribute to his leadership ln the work of the lm.. Mandl1'' 8Dd bead maJorette, provement and canalization or the Ohio River. (trom the prtJil'Uft. Cella MeCOy, wu hJghlt&Jdec' The bronze tablet bore this tribune: lll 11Siber Dance." "He served untiringly as president of the Ohio VallOJIJqor.,.. To CODclllde lha Jll'OIII'Oil! the meAt Association for more lhln a quarter ot a century am. Well'7 .bud waa featured In a prect.. TQNIGRT ~r JAMES . . 110"', .Pob'!~~ Gate'"""',~ ·· Davldlon, 91to!t~and,Kir}1 , ' By"mABEII·,E McCAIG JI.P,L WASIDNGTON (lJPl)... AU:y, Gea. Ram&IIY Clark IIIII FRI Director J, Edpr Hoover oecow dllcea m the same Door ~ the Julllco Departmtllt, but the nation's 1wo lop law enlorcODIIIII otllcers are mtiea apart m "law and order." 'l1lelr dl!leraoco• Clllhapoilee 110ie In rlnts and jdllle demollltratlonl Slllfaced dramatlcally Wedtleodt1 <Ciuring the first round of cloHd before the Nlllonal ComBIIIalon oo the CouHa IIIII Pr....-. of Violence. Tho hearlnp COi1llllled 1Ddll with testilrom1 by profeasors. Hoover pra!Jed Chlcaao 111.. thorlties for their 81.lCCe81 in the face of ," chaotic elrcumJtaneea" In preventing the Democratic By Merchants For Qtloon ·, C,lark, Hoover, are Miles Apar,t., . Plans Made 4 WAYS toiUY I. CASH 2. UY·A~WAY 3. 30 DAY C!IIARGE 4. EXTtN~ID BUDGET TiM -~ '. ~- . ·;n...... �·:..~· ' .1 ~ ' ' • • \1 j. .... •• l • . .., (, • • 1 \, r7•.; '"" t'/'lf~' l#i~'' ~~ I- ' ' . Chester Tannehill, El:ec. Editor = Hobart Wilson. Jr., Man. Editor Ml (· I . . t ' . t ·, ,l_~" ... '\.. • .. •: ·Soliday, ,......bor :n. I~ ·. ' ,. .. j• f' ... . /, .' • IIY IJOBAIIT WI1.8011, ~B. ' . ' . AS a re,qlt of~ Slhv ~ """"'"" ~-·taO. plua a atorJr Which liiiDMiecl'II\ lilo !111'2$ - . . . of Busln.., Wook VQ- Richard S. OWen, Publisher Vernon Dewnse, Adv. Mgr. James E. Dinner, AdV. Dlr. ,.· . (I. PUBLISHED BY TilE omo VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY ·m· .. ~ - Jf:IJ)lti~ ·- ; ~: ' . ; ', '. ' J'" ;"~ ; ,. ' 1 '·' •. -~~ 1. 1 . , '. ulno, i-II-~ fora DOW IPlJI . In F!Qrl.....li{ Brllll. GALLIPOLIS- W....... lf. +++++ ... wu THE .oOlled to our · - b)' Dcowlas Wiolhoi'boll, who 1 -·Ul a Sept. 14laoue of lluslnoss WOek.' In thot !slue, o n - 1,11 an art!· ele titled "Hallll Acrooa tho River." It la one OC several artlclea ' wear~ in the m•autne•a ''Readers Report" edlllllll. It reach ·'I ~.iJ ' ' ~ Shows the Way in Cooperation . <·. .. . .. '.:. Certainly the one organization most deserving of the fuU support of aU residents of Meigs, Gallla and Mason Cowt.ies is tbe Tri· County CommwUQ-' Concert Association, now conductifw it. 22nd annual membership drive, l No odler lnsUtlitlon has demonstrated so strongly what can be achieved by regional cooperation. The sense of closeness and the satisfletlon of success elicited by such coqJeration, over a period of years, has generated mutual .Progress In other areas. On Sunctay the new Glllla-Melgo Airport wUI bo dodlcatod as the tlrat jotnt-c:ounty airport effort in Ohi~ The importance of regional cooperation and progress was clearly expressed in a recent Huntington Herald--Dispatch editorial commentina on the regional effects of proposed Huntington Galleries ellpl.nsion. In this editorial the writer pointed out that "ccqH~ration or the people of the region through such Institutions as the Galleries and Marshall UnlversJQr wW encourage cultural devel~ment b)' the exchange of ideas and the further ex~ J)&n&IOD ofph,ysical facilities for studyandprac~ Uee or the uta." ult will also hasten the completion of such ,...tonal deYO!opmonts as the proposed Midway Jetport lo Putnam County. These progressive develq)Dlents "Ul speed economic gnMth and the creation o( more wealth for sWl further • ' .... ··:.: .·.· ,, , ·.· eultural. Improvements • j• Economic and cultural progress move side by aide. Etrorts Cor one almost invariably contribute to the ultimate advancement of the other, So progress feeds on progress." The great Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Is seriously considering establishing its per~ manent aummer home in our immediate area. With the prospect of such a magnificent tourist and cultural attraction facing us, as well as with the ra,pldly growing potential of our own area's Rio Grande College, surely this is the time for these three counties to demonstrate their whole-hearted 8\t)port or our largest cultural erlleavor, the C<m.munity Concert series. It is gratifying to see the l'llmber of Joyal music lovers enthusiastically wOrking to make each year's series better than the one before. Particularly praise-worUly is the continued sup-port of concert association board members and workers in Mason County, who refuse to let a temporary transportation inconvenience stop their parUC!ipation in, and continued enJoyment or, the Trl-County Community Concert Association. We are certain that residents o! all Lhree counties will respoOO with equal loyalty and slqlpOl"l. ++++++ BOS Johnson, WSAZ·TV (Cl11nnol3, Huntlngi011) news director, was pleased with the new blue French Beret presented him last Tuesday night by GlllWolls Rotarian Harold Wiseman. "Must have boon tor bravery In action at the conventions," was one comment heard among tho 63 Gllllpolls Lions and RotMians attending the lljleclal joint session at Oscar's. Area Deaths ++++++ REAL porpooe of the gllt was to promote lhe Old French City. The beret Is worn by speclal U. S. Troq)s in Vietnam. only the servicemen's are green. n.aene POMEROY - Word baa been received or the death or Mra, Grace RalniorQuUlon, St. Marya, a iormer Meigs COWtt;y residert, Saturday morning at St. Joaeph's Hospllalln ParkersburrMrs. Quillen, the widow of Dr. 0. L Quillon, was born In tho Toxaa community of !.!alp County. She Is aurvlved b)' a clau&hter, Mra. George Well, of st. Marys, a.rx:l three grudchUdreiL Graveside rites wW be edoducted at 3:30p.m. illondl,y at Boecll Grove cemetery Jn Pome'roy 1 besldo her husband. ++++++ ++++++ THE pq)ular newsman sald conventions mean many things to · mal\)' peq>le. "The main Idea, as ln OilY convention, Is to briJW party leaders together, Mq1 them ...,, am selli them home united. ••• alll happy." ~rw only trom his own personal e"'PBfiences, Jo~~ns~¥t felt there was no real enthualasm at either convention this. year, Ke aald George Wallace activities had an eUoct on both ma.ior political parties. ·r! GllllpoU., Ohio 20. 1968 Sept. Dear Slr: EUGENE LEE GALLIPOUS - A·IC Eupne Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robort E (BlU) Lee, 745 Foorth Aw., baa been &jJpol.nled an Hmor Guud in Waahln.gton, D.C. , and will be transferred to the Nation's Clpital InN~ vember. A 1965 graduate of Gallla Acldom,y Hlgll School, Airman Lee attended R i o Gnndo College anti enllstod In tho Alr F=e In October 1967. He ls ~ otailoned •a a !\lecial Pollee at Tinker Alr Force Bue, Oklai'IGIII.a City, OklL, where he hall been a member of the Honor Guard. Tbe Cederal government mould not become the em· ployer of the lui resort. It should, rather, act to generate the maximum number of jobs for the dioadvantaged In both the public and private sectora. ' -Vice President Hubert H. · Humphrey. Mmday evening about IOp,m.l was walking lmne and 1 looked do!m In the dlreotlon ot Clip. J>Or Milia and I saw a brUUant llgjll, Till• Uchl'• lntonalta< wu very brlglt.. B lfslUd up tile hllll for about two minute• and Platform (Contlnuod trm1 Pa&a 11 bolter salaries anil working coodltlons. The conY81d:lon made two mioor to planka In the •bln&e• platrorm. In one caUJ.ng tor the "fair and honest treatim of congre~t­ slonal districts" it was tJG)anded to Include "tho Ohio legislature and. state senate. A plank In which the Demo- ,..,port crats pledged to leglelatlon that gives workers tho right lo Corm or joln lobor organization• and lo borpln col· lectlwly was •>POnded to 1... c_lude migrant workers. BERRY'S WORLD 111M B1lddelll.Y It d!Jiimid. The airplane, which was car. rylog lhla lll!h~ IUddenly veered towm1 Ironton and then lllade a aharp right turn, headed IXI11b, and then In line with my house It turned sharply lelt and headed nortlnvoll very slowly 111tll it di~ed from sight. Till• was one ot the cut trlllnlng planes from Lockbourne AFB, Columbus. . Yours trub', Chuck Good&, 109 Pine st., GalllJ)olla. TWINS NIP ATHLETICS ST. PAUL • MINNEAPOLIS (IJJ'O - Ceaar Tovar lmocked In two NIB wllll a lln&le In the llfth Saturday to give tho Minnesota T1lln8 a 2-1 victory over tho Oakland Athletics. The game was eaiJac:t or llld live and lnga lllo to rain, at the half Jm. Tea Drlnkero Americ&Ds are not a nation of tea drinkers. Per capita yearly consumption of tea In the United States Ia about \! · pound, wbUe tbe average per· son in Great l!rilaln and Ire· land drinks about 10 pounds of tea anuuan,-. wer~wJ~s=-s ~~~~~!~ J~-h~' rJ:f~~ ~rcht1~·~oi84·~~ permlued. oUbddeti to usifSOldier8 ,Fi.~ld ;~r {heir Sather• Too, Johnson felt the "mob" should have been uhosed dOWD" with ·water Instead ol boiJW clubbed b)' Chicago policemen. Ho added he never had allY trooble hlmaeU, except aetti!W some of the news first hand. "The TV viewers were lbl.e to see &Dd hear activitiea before miiU' or us who were at the scene," concluded Johnson. + + +++ + ~Area residents aro lnvltod to attend this alternoon's dedication ceremol\)' of lhe Gallia-Melga Resfonll Airport, located iu1t below Kanauga off Rt. 7 ln Glllla COunty, Ohio Gov. James A. Rhudes wlU bo tho principal opeoker. Activities wtl1 bogln at 3 o'clock. +++++ + PUBLIC Law No 915 guarantees tho lasulng of 1 proclamatioo each yeor by tho Presldert ot the United states, dollgnaUJ\1 Sell~ 17· 23 u constitution Week. + ++++ + GALLIPOLIS CIQ< Manlier D. Kemoth Morgan, In accord with tho ofllclal l't!COg>dtlm to thla memorable amlveraary, and to tho patriotic uerclse that fOI'Dis a noteworthy feature of the occasion, proclaimed tho week aa Conatltudon Week In tho Old French City, and urgecllll citizens to P8l' apeclll attentlm dorl!\1 tho wook to the Federal Coostltutlon and Ita IIIMntagea of American Cltl"-hip. + + ++ + + TWENTY YEARS AGO, trml tho Illes of tho Dally Tribune and woekly Glllla Tlmea...Mrs. Clyde ilwels and Mrs. Moll Honks win bridge - I n KUIIIIDgton. .. Eiectrical atormhltaGlllla-Maaon area. •• Over 6.000 on hUll 11 Secolll Frontler gets underway near Hlo Grande. .. GIIIla reliotora 1,195 young men bolwoon 18 and 25 yeora lor tho droii... D. 0, Tober rosigna juatice of peace poet In Gllllpolls Twp., due toW health. .. Rto Redmon bla-1~ b)' Dell. once lnllnll f-11 game over on Old Academy Field... Blue Devlla boat doWn .._ Big Blacks realatance, top Pt. Pleaaant, 35-0••• GAllS frosh blank WeDaton Froah 3...0 ln openor... Mlddloport nl· Ilea to defeat W•Iuoma, U.19...PIIIIIOI'Q1 Chauncey-Dover 311-G, IIUNTINGWN - Mrs. ·Hohti ' Martin Eaton, 73, Hunttngion. I . natiw of Galllpoll1, clfed ~ nlgllt In st. Mary'a Hoipllal, She .... tho ~t.of ~ Hunllngton ~clplleourtJudllt Frank Eaton. Her II a memller of tho Rio Grande COllege board of tru-1. hu- Mro. born Sopt; 14, 1895, In Gllllpolla, daUihter of the lite Joaeph and Ma.r auot Cherrbtlton Marlin. Hor falhof wu aherllr of OOila ~ ~ tho time. Her l'lther and both grandfatho l!OMEROY - Mia a Mil Hoiera aenecl Ill tho Union Arrl!j tor, daushter of Mr. and Mra. . durltW the Civil War ln which Roy !kilter; Polllli!'OJI Route 3, hu boell awarded a nurllng her lll"lndf!rther ~ waa acholarahlp by the Women•a ldliecl bo!ore her liu!lhor'o. ~ Mrs. Eatoa ...,; .., In R I o Auxiliary ol Veterans MemorGALLIPOLIS - CocO G. Thl· Grande, and was a grac1u11e ot Ial lklspilal. Mlsa Holter baa voner, 53, dled UIIOJIIIOctedly or Rio Grande Cdlep. She Uwd In been a Candyllrlpor at t h e an opparent heart around Little . Rock, Art<., bofono her hospital, !he Is a l9G8 Jll'adu· 6:45 a.m., saturday ' ' hl1 home marr~~p to Jullae Eatoa 1n 195S: ate ol Eastern llll!h School and on Spruce Slreet Exteuloa. She was a member ot tho Is Meigs Counl;y'a ralplng Ho waa a veteran ella< PIII'OI· ' Firat .United Malltodlat O>urd!, Jlllllor Mill, Mill Holter was man on the Gllllpolls pollco the' wilnan•1 Club of KlllllllleIn Jackaon Saturday night . . forco, h&>:llli ·wttb tbe toa and Iiiii Order of tho EUiulo Jlllllor Miss to repreoent tho parlment alnce 1959. Be hiid Slar. CGUIIt;y at the Jackbl Apple served tbe deparlment.l)l'eV:loualf Sunlvwa In -tlon to her Festival. She wiD leave &m. before collli to ~s ~v- · hUsband Include i s'4tldll•ilbte~. day for Columbus wbore she Mrs. J a· Davlea, Aiaon; toto en! ¥elr1 wUI bolln hor - . . at Ohio He was a wtaran of WO<ld II4>10D1 Wlllllm Eatm of AioState Unlvorslt;y. War n, haYing aeneclln tho u.s. 1'011 anti Eaton, Rochell« Navy. N, a· lllller, Mra.' J-~ Aller aervlce, Mr. Tlllvener Joluls of Detroit, and a nepCULP BLANKS YANKS operatecl a dry cleanln& llrm ln A twin br<ltber, Altj>. Hollla NEW YORK (IJpJ)- Ray Culp Coal Grove for 10 yearo. He 1111, Ro7al 0o11, Mich. and lllowed only one hit - a single later served 11 a guard at the er GAHS tootle" cw~b, precedby Roy White with two out In Ohlo stataPon, from 1957 through eel her In death. the seventh !JmiJW - and George Memorial aervlce1 wW bo hel4 Thomas homered ln tho llftll 1959. He was . bora at Wlnlleld, W. In the Firat Methodist Church Inning saturday aa tho Booton Va., May 28, 191S, """ of Harry In Hwttirwton at 2 p.m., Mon!aJ, Red Sox scored a 2-0 victory and Ada Basis Tlllwner, who 8orlal wW bo ln Calvacy _., over the New Yark Yankees. aurvhe. Two br<ltben survlv- dot Clmetory ln Rlo Grande at II\! are Howard, Galllpolla, anil 4 p.m. lllonday Hones to Can ~. '6lall• cllJ at tho Board The Studebaker brothers, Gordon, ParkersburrBe married Aljean Tyler and Mortuar ln llwXl·-lhl before they turned to menu· she SW'vives, along with the fol. · y •re-· •eve. fa~turing automobiles, were lowing chUdren: Garnet, CecU lnronce the world's large1t manufacturers of horse~awn ve- J['., and Gary IM, It hmle. Two children precadocl hlm In hicles, producing more than 750,1100 wa...s during the late doaiJI. Two children b)' a pro' 19th century, according to ·the vlooo marrlaae aunhe, GU.. GALUPOLIS - Unda !roM Encyclopaedia Brilannlca. bert, of St. Petersburc. Fla., White, 0~ ~"' and Ivana, (Mro. Matthew Lie- Josao and llorath)' Johnson While, del) of Akron. Flwgrandchlldtetl GllllpoUs Farry, W, VL, dlod at PleallDt Vllley HOijlital Frf. aurvive. ·•. He waa a meriler of tho Gll- day IIIOl'Dlrw. She ls aurvlved by six b~ llpolla VFW Pool No. 4464. Funeral ll'I'Ongemenll wiD bo era andlhrooslxtera,.Uat...ma. IIIIIOUilCed b)' Miller's Flutohl They are: Jerrj, JOhn, .;:~. Joaao, Jacklo, anoi'·Jlnllil)'; ·~ Home. Carol)'n, and KIJ, Ont }>r!>thtr Ptecedecl her In deeth. ·•• : Mr._ Irene White, Si>rlnslleW; • IAtenal II"'*' thr • • . 1urvl Funeral Hnlcoo wiD bo, .,.. -aeecl by Miller'• Flliieral i; I I ... ( ~sv; nm.'1flh 1. .rthld ~ 1 '19'' '' ) "HJJi.tjil[)ftfH !·l l~m . ,, .., '·'" ' '1:;,!1 ~ l')n1 ..,li,!Jo'.J ,I ; /j oiL ,· "· l· ; .-. ' •Jil ''li ;W J ~ I ! !l'•'•fl (!I''~' lfi ' ' ·Ji ,·lnr•· · • •ba-. &:.lcii!o "'m 1r molds bavo Jll'O"" Into tho lmor (Iori of an article, It 1o a rallllblo dryclean~Jw or ltorii&O ""'. .111 ! o r lbor· Ollllb drybqr and :lltmlgatlon. Fwnigatlcm wtll ldU molda - at lbo time but wtl1 not protect tho article qa1n1t , _ . - - · LEATIIER GOODS - ro REMOVE mlldoW from 1 - ...... with a cloth Wl1lll8 out of dlluiAI alcohol (1 cup -...j or ni>blna alcohol to I CUll water). Dry In a C1li'NII OC air, 1r m1l<low NlllllDo, wash wllll thick aucla or a ml1d- - · soap, or a lOIII COIDinlna a germlclda or l'unglclda. 1btD wipe wllll a damp cloeb and dry In an tlry plaee. PQilah and , _ a (IIIOd """ clresalng, 91oes "'OIIamlnated with lllngua growth on the lnsldo dlvelop Ullll....,. odora, and varlwaly colored ll'Owlhl on tho lmor IO!o and llnlnp and ,., Into the too. Yoo cea a - . :.-;~ thla kind of mlldoW wllll !ormlldol,yda solution, -looble !rom your drua:lll. Molllen a • tllllled ljlpll....... atlck wllll lbe solutlcn and swab tho lnstda of .._ llliimllbl1. 'l'btll WNP lhooa tl&btly In a poper or plaatlc boti ond allow tbe lbrmlldahydo VljiOI'a "' Jll!l'lill&le tho t'- materllla for at an hour. wlpo 1-- Frank . ·:· .., ;' -. -D'· ..-. Mr. and Mrs. David D. Smith -. ~ Jody Meh/ Becomes .·Mrs. David D. Smith ' " ' Linda Irena lhlta Clellml, Am . 1.7• Slmtp, Coleen Ohllllgor; back ' lelt to rlah~ Suo Zirkle, ~ McCullOIJih, Jud1 Crooks, Donna Kauck, TwUa ~~ Jflll(fer Anderson; Mr1. Evelyn Knll!hl, IJIOIII«I ~ i 'Rtgp, Carolyn satterllehl, Gall Hovatter, Allllle ClulHnan. VIcki Gloeckner. r,,/1 Convention Planned .. vat: rfiN, I Mrs. John C. Porter df Home. I cor- -•k ve"' THE HIPPIES AND THE FLOWER CIIIU>REN were C.. hand W-lldoy night when members o! Ohio E:t. Phi ~ter or tho Beta Slama Phi SOroriQ< held tholr annual rush Jitrt;y at Grace ~IICOilll Parl1h Hooae In PomerOjr. Pictured are the members ol the sorority Jn their costume~, front row. left to rll!h~ Donna l!yer, carolyn Grueser, Kittle wan, Lois em Ill'_,_ JOHNSON uid, 11 1 thought I was a seasoned veteran in cover~ national political conventions." He attended both the 1960 11111964 sessions. "Iklt yw know what?" he continued. "1 was snoweci There were so many rumors, they had me believing some of them.'' ,. r0 11111111..- "Thla Ia how Business Week concluded the article on Point Pleasant Bridge: ,. At least, its particular design doesn't preaent much of a p~ lem - there is only one other span of similar concept In the U. s . , the St. Mary'' bridge about 90 mL upstream acrOBo tho Ohio. In tho rest of the world, so tar as is known. the only other bridge or the t,ype 18 at FloriallltPolis, in BraziL" + + ++++ Ir '"" brldo'• lib!• lll llllit.. with tall - H on lltller BY PAT GLMll lldo of a tltrel__.ecl clke docElL Apnt, Eemomlea oreiecl wllll - . . . B waa drGallla CouliCJ ~ wllll IY)I. Mlio Am DamGALLIPOI.Il - Dlatni lllo Jut - - wttb, tho l!lR~brouiilt r4CIC•td 1110at1 and OIIIce baa ....s.td Dlllll' calla !nxn I . ' 1 who boY• 11ti11 • 111111 au.a Pbllllpa and Mra. havlnr - · wiQI mlldoW, 1bo dantp llll!llr 11 nw ,.. W - ....... Pnamon. . ~ 1 - r t pnlided at the -a. - 111'011101111 wltb tho molds wldcb -IIliilllddJne brier Venloe 1 oc e with v and - lace. 1bo ~ ol ltonor 1lil lllu llbla. . · .... Followlq an - - · on how to -rldol Bowers trllnlbecl tho bodlco and Gnn ~ ..... llq VWip, 1bo naw brldt cbanpd to a mlllaw aitea Jllllllnd It Ia houoahold artlciel. tho lldrt oc tho OlnJiirl Wll- Brtdumald• were Mils a.ate IOin&..'llll!' ~. ofoprleet CLOTIIING AND KOIISEROLD FABRICS - - · mU I a AD obi bow acCented the · Boll, Collulmuo; !11111 Dellble rii;YOII and WIIOI lllond. The droaa JpOia u ....... ... iiiiCOfend. Ilon't .... lht back Wllllllnt. A lltll chlpl Blll, Columbllo; and Min Dot- no IIUtd A-liDo with a closed • chlnoo to waalron or rot tbe material. Brolh oil. Ill!' _.,... lfll&lh lnln COIIIJII- tho ...... Ue OotloJa&lllecld, Berea, lll pleat In tho ,._ and oemi-411ll'Owlh - · to -llll •calterlnl tho _... In lht lW- Cllldltllatt veil ol Wu. Chl Omeea Soror:ll;y slstera of tod Jacket. lltr...,.aapwuwhita house. &Ill and air ~riel lhoroulltly. If Ill!' mUdlw IPOU,.. rose•. lion 1iu - - to a flowerod tho br:ldo, main, Wllhoblo ortleles u daac:rlbod bolow. DryeJMn - . piUeau 0( mlnlefnn f1ortta IDd All tho au MluJta wore floor. Mr. and Mro. - w i D make . . - . artlclsl. · Ol'&qe blOIIOIDI. len&lli!JIWIII oflj)l'(cotlntbeSald tholr home In Ill. Loulo whore Waah mlldoW • llalned artlclo1 at mco w1111 10111 IIIII - · · 'lbe bridal ""MI''It wu.a eu. ~ric, dalipod w1111 a ""'"""' tho 11'00111 " - hla trlllnlng R1nM ...U and dry In tho am. lr OilY ata1n rtmallll, b l - w1111 - o f cnoam- 1'0101wlth neckllna and brief sleovos. The _ . , wltb tbe Teacbor'a IIDIIIII )!leo and oolt, IOdlwn j!Oitlorate bltach (anllable at 11• 'lrJ natural The only·Jew. ...,. featured emplrewalllllne1 Col]ll 011 September 3. lll>rea), or a dilute IO!uttoa olaodlum b)'poc:blorlta or nlher tlry the brldo ~~~>re waa·IIIIIIIJIO which 'I'OJIPid A-line lklrts. Four Tho naw Mrs. ~ wu a bold c111or1ne bleaeh. poor! earrfnga, s .. aloo carried buttons tr:lmmod tbe low ._.. llltiJlber of Chi Ometra IOCial - Lamon Juice and Solt - Mol.., 11a1n a 1111-. of a small white Bn~aot11 lace back neddlnt. 'l'ht)' wore-· 101'01'(4<, ....._ tbroo years lomon )dee and oatL Spread In tho .,. to bltach. RlnM lbor· handkerchief, a loba 11ft from log forward hoadpieceawlthpoo!f at Ohio Slate Unlvoralt;y IIIIJor. OU8hl,y and dry, Uoe lhla t r - - w1111 care em col od !lbrlce. bor SOrorfQ<, vella. log In IUetory OC Art. libe wt11 Porborato Bleach - Mix aodlum paaboute bltach and ' The br:ldo Ia tho dsniJN..- of All carried colmlal bouqueta ba ~etlnr h&r baoholor of I« - I tableopoon bleaeh to oach plat olwatar. UN !tot wMrs. Jamie Low Nortlllp, 159 OC shrimp colored chrylllltbo- Fine Arts cloaroe at Washlnl- It tho fllbrfc wiD llf¥cl It; othorwiM, UH lukewvm water, " ' Garileld Ava., and Jomo1 A. mwns and ylllow )IOmiJOIIll w1111 loa. Silo oru formerly employ. ataln with oolutln!l or 10a1< ata1n In 11. Or aprlnkle J)Of'dor ......,._ Northup, Gallfpoli1, 111011 - n valvet llreamora. eel at tho GllllJ)olls clzy pool u ly on the dlmponed atlln. Let IO!utlcn or _.., l'eiDiln 0111bo M r . - lathe ...,ofMr1. Muter Michael~ oteo. allteauard. ataln --llalf hour; tbon rlnea 1Nll, llepaat It ataln rintoiM Loll l'llpe Porter o1 1818 N, lumblls IBI'Yod aa rlnabooror. The 11'00111 Ia a member ot Before using aodlum parborate m colortd fabric, last It on a Fourth st., Colwnlluo. Damy McCoy ol st. Loula was , tho N~ Toacber•a Corpo IIDlp(e of fllbrfc or m a 1111111 or ham ot ,...,.,... to - :11 lbo boat man and ushora were Tbom- Program ln st. Loull, Mo., and bleach wUI chanp the color. The lnCicllnr - .. of 8optember I, at tho Grace Melh- aa Ollvor, and Jooeph &lpler, eo. ""rldng for his Master• a De- Chlorine moach - ~ llalnJ m anclrad - . !lDIB or odlat Church. The ROY, Paul S. lumbua; Rlc:bard LIIIIQiillt, Ne- In Edocatlon at tho Unl- r~ ~ric In a dilute solution of 10111nm bipodtlorlta, Ill' oa.. Bulora wu tho olllclatlng min- bruka, and Michael Northup, voralt;y ol Ml1110Ur! brancll 1n ar hou-ld chlorine bloach, as dlrectad 011 Iiiii -~-. 1r St. Louie. later for the -le..-:Ing eero- C•llfpolia. tho llllnecl lllbric Is colorod, Brat tell tho bloach 011 a IUqllo IDIIIQI. The brfdo'a mother ..,,0 a OUt-of-town iUeata were Mr. of the cloth to bo 1111'8 It wiD not chanp tho oalor, Nww Orpnlat, Mra. Noll Sondora ...iileoo dress of moaa ......, and Mre. Lao l'llpe, Mill Mary a chlorine blaacb m lllli or wool. SoD» fabrics t r - w1111 a preaonted clalalcel ooloc:t10111 brocade; a voll hal with aroen CUtutinl!ham, Mr. and Mra. John glued, ambooaod, wrlllklo-nslotant, or nlher opae1a1 fiDIIb an and tho trodltlcnal ~ and rust velvet leovea; bar ••· Glazer, Mr. and Mrs. also dama&od 1>1 chlorine. march. coaiOl':les matched her dronand BaD, WWiam Plckerfnr. Dr. Jay The JII!WI wore tr:lmmad with lho carried a PIII'M coraap ot Powers and Dr. and 1\!rs, PhilUPHOLSTERED ARTICLES, MA~ RUGS - F1nt ,.. aroenery and white bows. Talisman rooes. lip Ward, lll ot Columbus; Mr. movo looae mold from outer CCIVtl'iDio of llllholUrecl artlc:IM, John S. lllkor, tho brldo'a The IP'OODI's mother ""ro a and Mrs. Denver Sagle, Saruo. - ...... ruga and oarpoU b)' bnllldq a broom. DoJll'llllifalher, pve her.....,, two.pleoo coot and droaa oflom- ta, Fla., and Mr. and Mrt. Ed· COIIdoorl It JIOIIlble ... -~~~~ lcdMins mlldoW IIJI01'81 In lbo Mill Ginger Lee ~ ol cm-Ume ollk lhantun& lll!htbolp pr Schroer, EYaniYilla, Ind. houM. Run a vacuum c l - - . - ovar tbe lllrfa<o to draw C'.olumboo waa the lloww llrl. acc11101'1ea and a ot libowers were liven lor t h e out JMro of tho mold. Do worytblnjr converdentl,y poallble to c117 •• brfdo 00 July 28 b)' Ml1101 &,. the article - use an electric healer and tan to carry awa;y ma1ot libe - • a lloor.Jentilh IIDWD of 7allow 1'0101, oprfcot In tbo Saki flbrlc, daA receptloa hold In the aan and Debb:lt Blll of Colwn- air. !i1m and air tbe artlcla to llql tho mold powth, - · lipod with a I'OI8Icl neckline and cllurch dining room lmmedlate- bua, and on Aug, 19 b)' Mlu If mlldow NlllllDa on IQ)Itolltorod artlclu or -1101, l.Y followinc the certmclllf, 91aan Ph!Ulpa ot GalliDolla. lll!llly thick of lOIII ... Qldlwti< - - . and wlpo with a cl- damp cloth. In dnll!ll tltla, 1111 u Utllo water on lbo fabric u poaalblo so tho 111t1ng dooa not 1111 wat. " - ' way to l'liiiiOVO mlldaw on QPho!Urecl IUntiQuoe lito wipe II with a cloth 1mllll out o1 dilute lllcohol (1 q> od 01' iUiblns alcohol to I cup water), llrJ tile article -.....,. ly. Sponp m l l - ruga and oarpoU w1111 thick or a ""' '11toa remove tho by w!Pnl with a cloth da!IQ)- I n clear water. llrJ In tho oUnlt JIOiilll!la. . UN a low_..... IJII'II' -~•· ;,· to lit rid o1 iiiiiiY odora and mlklew; reoprq ~. cii'J!fally 1n looelllle• -... mn..... u a tlllji!io Pi v~.-..r~~ara­ dldtl...-..... or poraformalcloll!'do used In clolecl areu u cllreetad 011 tho cortal"r• 1011 bol)' tbom wt11 ...., mold ·-·•'eclpd ••Perhaps yoar reporter who wrote ''l'r)'ina to aaaemblo Jlgaaw of tragody' Ofo12S) _.leiiPOOI that Boslnes1 Week arrives to FlorWqdls, where Is tho onb' bridge, <Milde of the U. S., IJul1l with thO same ._uon 11 tho wrecked Polnl Pleaaant (Ohio l!lver> Bridge. "Tbink~Jw It would bo lnluelllng to our communiQ<,I tranalatod that article and I sen! It to a brllldeaatlng Pl'OIII'IDL ulmmediate.lY, student&, pollddana, and the peaple atarted a large CIU1Ijlalgn lor thO conatruotlon ot a new bridge. Everybody hare believes that our bridge; which waa the llftlllargesi one In tho worid when It was bullt, doesn't otter 11\Y better conditions to &'IIPOft the coni!IIUOUI and heavy tralllc which crou It every day. And ewry. body here now is grateful for your llfiUIJtcted advice.-' ' VIncente De Slut' Ami Flortaqolis, Brasil SECURITY measures were somewhat laxed at Miami according to Johnson. "They overcHd it at Chicago, .. he continued. Deeptte an the efforts b)' no,..Nbon and HW!Ulhrey de!oiates, only ftve per cent wa~-. c.- ++++++ ·~· biUf . . _ '"".,.. !lao Waa ll<o• l I I wllll a motl dltllatt otiiM& rorDtil ...... Mill -MariO NorllliP .,._ bud ol Yalril rlllliGo!. littb - - a llolror • Jllillltd JIOUih ,or yrlool Wualon, R o r altar tor her . . . . . .. '1"1 llolrora , _ a ..,.U ...... of to John oiCol-., llhrllllp ctilored clu'71111111111twba '"" ...... Mmrtd a ""'"""' led :reDOII ~ - - .. •' aean- GALLIPOLIS· - Mill J Pd 1 ·brida, IIIII 1lf&x Smltb were uibMihl bocsmi tbe-bclda of Pvt. , oro. ' E-ll. Dmd D. &nllll, $&1l..bor .. The "fldo'a lnothor """ a, 1 at 5:30 P.I!L at lht llulDIDt' and . . . ..., •• and coat '· .' .. " ,, ' . 2... SoiXMIII A~, IIIII c.etl D, ,; 'ltlo "lliWtll'l .....,... a . ~! CJIIrol~' ~c. , . : ~ -~ ailtl .wi!IIW 1111t llr. •Sinitb lit lite lillt of Mr. ' 'lilllte --..;,;;, ..... Ia .\ lfrl. Ardin~ ·¥· ., ' • • •' ."';,1:. ~- Qurcb, . - · will! ~ aeceiiiU'· · Ylaa lfobl :It tile dlulllter of . :Its. liar flowers .._ , 1t11ow Nr. ailcl Mrs. Glip~ llitldtiDIOD, Uialllllcln,, . ' -· ,, .i, .• . ••1· '·., . It..: at... ,fl qlp!l .... . ~\· . • ~ ENGAGEMENT ANNOVNC.. •ED - Mr, and Mra. Pa1ga • ~· ot Golllpolia are -tholr clluglltar, .. tbe Linda Canllo, of ·-Ill to WWiam E. Wtmaley, om of Mr. and Mrs. Clorence Wamaley oc KanaW.I K-""e,ya la a 1965 II'ICiuate of lilllla AcldoJnl and""- Marlholl Uni..,.. sltr. She la preltlllly ..... p l . at Railer BOIIIilal. Mr. Yf~lj' :!1 1!10 & 196$ IP'tdilllt '.t,_GAIIS, .Ktllpn._ 11 • .bllor atlforehoacl s- btiawtra~o. -dlrwll bolalr" Pltl'l'M VISIT IN POMEROY POIIIEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Iloaald Kelly or Joahua Tree; Calif., wen recent 1110111 of Mra. LlUian N-r and Mr. and Mra. Robort LaudermUk. Laat Sunda;y, Mr. and Mro. Ktlly, Mr, anti Mro. Laudermllk, lira. Nipper, an:J AileD JUU, i'omero¥, wen dlmer 111011a of Mr. and Mrs. 1-fwrenco Ntllpllr of BoD Run. VISITING~ POMEROY - llllaa Pauline Clrtat or aoan.ater, Fia., 11 tho 111011 ol bor auata, lllaa Lurtet!a GeMom.r and llllu Ada Gonllolmer. 8eforo weor:lng tbe lhoon, air lhi>nlulhl¥ - - Procoutlm: Vlj)Oro of foriDaldtll)'do are very 1rr11at1nr. do not Inhale them. Do not awt tho ao1ut1on m :your lido. l.ow-tn~IIIH opraya tlpOclllly 1nterad for !relholtlita ...... are available at llhoe and ~ stor.o. 'l'ht)' - . , ~. dldtl..........., or other l'unglcldas. Uao u cllreetad and .._t u Anotbor way 1111 1111p m o I d II'OIItb In ....,a II to scatter cryatalo OC partdl""'- - or to doat paratormaldohyda _ , . . In llhoea or 1q. - . then plate In ti8ht oonlalnera. The VljiOI'I from U.. cbolll:lcels ore olroetlva In ldll1nK molds thol boYo .,.. but IIMv live 011 luting 111-.., aplnat iduro- . Qm!natlm, AI tho Vlj)Oi'l look out, tho cbolll:lcala null bo ..... ' plaeod lleftml usiDc tho or 1 - a1r tbom thonJull>. · l,y. 1- 1-, ' �·:..~· ' .1 ~ ' ' • • \1 j. .... •• l • . .., (, • • 1 \, r7•.; '"" t'/'lf~' l#i~'' ~~ I- ' ' . Chester Tannehill, El:ec. Editor = Hobart Wilson. Jr., Man. Editor Ml (· I . . t ' . t ·, ,l_~" ... '\.. • .. •: ·Soliday, ,......bor :n. I~ ·. ' ,. .. j• f' ... . /, .' • IIY IJOBAIIT WI1.8011, ~B. ' . ' . AS a re,qlt of~ Slhv ~ """"'"" ~-·taO. plua a atorJr Which liiiDMiecl'II\ lilo !111'2$ - . . . of Busln.., Wook VQ- Richard S. OWen, Publisher Vernon Dewnse, Adv. Mgr. James E. Dinner, AdV. Dlr. ,.· . (I. PUBLISHED BY TilE omo VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY ·m· .. ~ - Jf:IJ)lti~ ·- ; ~: ' . ; ', '. ' J'" ;"~ ; ,. ' 1 '·' •. -~~ 1. 1 . , '. ulno, i-II-~ fora DOW IPlJI . In F!Qrl.....li{ Brllll. GALLIPOLIS- W....... lf. +++++ ... wu THE .oOlled to our · - b)' Dcowlas Wiolhoi'boll, who 1 -·Ul a Sept. 14laoue of lluslnoss WOek.' In thot !slue, o n - 1,11 an art!· ele titled "Hallll Acrooa tho River." It la one OC several artlclea ' wear~ in the m•autne•a ''Readers Report" edlllllll. It reach ·'I ~.iJ ' ' ~ Shows the Way in Cooperation . <·. .. . .. '.:. Certainly the one organization most deserving of the fuU support of aU residents of Meigs, Gallla and Mason Cowt.ies is tbe Tri· County CommwUQ-' Concert Association, now conductifw it. 22nd annual membership drive, l No odler lnsUtlitlon has demonstrated so strongly what can be achieved by regional cooperation. The sense of closeness and the satisfletlon of success elicited by such coqJeration, over a period of years, has generated mutual .Progress In other areas. On Sunctay the new Glllla-Melgo Airport wUI bo dodlcatod as the tlrat jotnt-c:ounty airport effort in Ohi~ The importance of regional cooperation and progress was clearly expressed in a recent Huntington Herald--Dispatch editorial commentina on the regional effects of proposed Huntington Galleries ellpl.nsion. In this editorial the writer pointed out that "ccqH~ration or the people of the region through such Institutions as the Galleries and Marshall UnlversJQr wW encourage cultural devel~ment b)' the exchange of ideas and the further ex~ J)&n&IOD ofph,ysical facilities for studyandprac~ Uee or the uta." ult will also hasten the completion of such ,...tonal deYO!opmonts as the proposed Midway Jetport lo Putnam County. These progressive develq)Dlents "Ul speed economic gnMth and the creation o( more wealth for sWl further • ' .... ··:.: .·.· ,, , ·.· eultural. Improvements • j• Economic and cultural progress move side by aide. Etrorts Cor one almost invariably contribute to the ultimate advancement of the other, So progress feeds on progress." The great Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Is seriously considering establishing its per~ manent aummer home in our immediate area. With the prospect of such a magnificent tourist and cultural attraction facing us, as well as with the ra,pldly growing potential of our own area's Rio Grande College, surely this is the time for these three counties to demonstrate their whole-hearted 8\t)port or our largest cultural erlleavor, the C<m.munity Concert series. It is gratifying to see the l'llmber of Joyal music lovers enthusiastically wOrking to make each year's series better than the one before. Particularly praise-worUly is the continued sup-port of concert association board members and workers in Mason County, who refuse to let a temporary transportation inconvenience stop their parUC!ipation in, and continued enJoyment or, the Trl-County Community Concert Association. We are certain that residents o! all Lhree counties will respoOO with equal loyalty and slqlpOl"l. ++++++ BOS Johnson, WSAZ·TV (Cl11nnol3, Huntlngi011) news director, was pleased with the new blue French Beret presented him last Tuesday night by GlllWolls Rotarian Harold Wiseman. "Must have boon tor bravery In action at the conventions," was one comment heard among tho 63 Gllllpolls Lions and RotMians attending the lljleclal joint session at Oscar's. Area Deaths ++++++ REAL porpooe of the gllt was to promote lhe Old French City. The beret Is worn by speclal U. S. Troq)s in Vietnam. only the servicemen's are green. n.aene POMEROY - Word baa been received or the death or Mra, Grace RalniorQuUlon, St. Marya, a iormer Meigs COWtt;y residert, Saturday morning at St. Joaeph's Hospllalln ParkersburrMrs. Quillen, the widow of Dr. 0. L Quillon, was born In tho Toxaa community of !.!alp County. She Is aurvlved b)' a clau&hter, Mra. George Well, of st. Marys, a.rx:l three grudchUdreiL Graveside rites wW be edoducted at 3:30p.m. illondl,y at Boecll Grove cemetery Jn Pome'roy 1 besldo her husband. ++++++ ++++++ THE pq)ular newsman sald conventions mean many things to · mal\)' peq>le. "The main Idea, as ln OilY convention, Is to briJW party leaders together, Mq1 them ...,, am selli them home united. ••• alll happy." ~rw only trom his own personal e"'PBfiences, Jo~~ns~¥t felt there was no real enthualasm at either convention this. year, Ke aald George Wallace activities had an eUoct on both ma.ior political parties. ·r! GllllpoU., Ohio 20. 1968 Sept. Dear Slr: EUGENE LEE GALLIPOUS - A·IC Eupne Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robort E (BlU) Lee, 745 Foorth Aw., baa been &jJpol.nled an Hmor Guud in Waahln.gton, D.C. , and will be transferred to the Nation's Clpital InN~ vember. A 1965 graduate of Gallla Acldom,y Hlgll School, Airman Lee attended R i o Gnndo College anti enllstod In tho Alr F=e In October 1967. He ls ~ otailoned •a a !\lecial Pollee at Tinker Alr Force Bue, Oklai'IGIII.a City, OklL, where he hall been a member of the Honor Guard. Tbe Cederal government mould not become the em· ployer of the lui resort. It should, rather, act to generate the maximum number of jobs for the dioadvantaged In both the public and private sectora. ' -Vice President Hubert H. · Humphrey. Mmday evening about IOp,m.l was walking lmne and 1 looked do!m In the dlreotlon ot Clip. J>Or Milia and I saw a brUUant llgjll, Till• Uchl'• lntonalta< wu very brlglt.. B lfslUd up tile hllll for about two minute• and Platform (Contlnuod trm1 Pa&a 11 bolter salaries anil working coodltlons. The conY81d:lon made two mioor to planka In the •bln&e• platrorm. In one caUJ.ng tor the "fair and honest treatim of congre~t­ slonal districts" it was tJG)anded to Include "tho Ohio legislature and. state senate. A plank In which the Demo- ,..,port crats pledged to leglelatlon that gives workers tho right lo Corm or joln lobor organization• and lo borpln col· lectlwly was •>POnded to 1... c_lude migrant workers. BERRY'S WORLD 111M B1lddelll.Y It d!Jiimid. The airplane, which was car. rylog lhla lll!h~ IUddenly veered towm1 Ironton and then lllade a aharp right turn, headed IXI11b, and then In line with my house It turned sharply lelt and headed nortlnvoll very slowly 111tll it di~ed from sight. Till• was one ot the cut trlllnlng planes from Lockbourne AFB, Columbus. . Yours trub', Chuck Good&, 109 Pine st., GalllJ)olla. TWINS NIP ATHLETICS ST. PAUL • MINNEAPOLIS (IJJ'O - Ceaar Tovar lmocked In two NIB wllll a lln&le In the llfth Saturday to give tho Minnesota T1lln8 a 2-1 victory over tho Oakland Athletics. The game was eaiJac:t or llld live and lnga lllo to rain, at the half Jm. Tea Drlnkero Americ&Ds are not a nation of tea drinkers. Per capita yearly consumption of tea In the United States Ia about \! · pound, wbUe tbe average per· son in Great l!rilaln and Ire· land drinks about 10 pounds of tea anuuan,-. wer~wJ~s=-s ~~~~~!~ J~-h~' rJ:f~~ ~rcht1~·~oi84·~~ permlued. oUbddeti to usifSOldier8 ,Fi.~ld ;~r {heir Sather• Too, Johnson felt the "mob" should have been uhosed dOWD" with ·water Instead ol boiJW clubbed b)' Chicago policemen. Ho added he never had allY trooble hlmaeU, except aetti!W some of the news first hand. "The TV viewers were lbl.e to see &Dd hear activitiea before miiU' or us who were at the scene," concluded Johnson. + + +++ + ~Area residents aro lnvltod to attend this alternoon's dedication ceremol\)' of lhe Gallia-Melga Resfonll Airport, located iu1t below Kanauga off Rt. 7 ln Glllla COunty, Ohio Gov. James A. Rhudes wlU bo tho principal opeoker. Activities wtl1 bogln at 3 o'clock. +++++ + PUBLIC Law No 915 guarantees tho lasulng of 1 proclamatioo each yeor by tho Presldert ot the United states, dollgnaUJ\1 Sell~ 17· 23 u constitution Week. + ++++ + GALLIPOLIS CIQ< Manlier D. Kemoth Morgan, In accord with tho ofllclal l't!COg>dtlm to thla memorable amlveraary, and to tho patriotic uerclse that fOI'Dis a noteworthy feature of the occasion, proclaimed tho week aa Conatltudon Week In tho Old French City, and urgecllll citizens to P8l' apeclll attentlm dorl!\1 tho wook to the Federal Coostltutlon and Ita IIIMntagea of American Cltl"-hip. + + ++ + + TWENTY YEARS AGO, trml tho Illes of tho Dally Tribune and woekly Glllla Tlmea...Mrs. Clyde ilwels and Mrs. Moll Honks win bridge - I n KUIIIIDgton. .. Eiectrical atormhltaGlllla-Maaon area. •• Over 6.000 on hUll 11 Secolll Frontler gets underway near Hlo Grande. .. GIIIla reliotora 1,195 young men bolwoon 18 and 25 yeora lor tho droii... D. 0, Tober rosigna juatice of peace poet In Gllllpolls Twp., due toW health. .. Rto Redmon bla-1~ b)' Dell. once lnllnll f-11 game over on Old Academy Field... Blue Devlla boat doWn .._ Big Blacks realatance, top Pt. Pleaaant, 35-0••• GAllS frosh blank WeDaton Froah 3...0 ln openor... Mlddloport nl· Ilea to defeat W•Iuoma, U.19...PIIIIIOI'Q1 Chauncey-Dover 311-G, IIUNTINGWN - Mrs. ·Hohti ' Martin Eaton, 73, Hunttngion. I . natiw of Galllpoll1, clfed ~ nlgllt In st. Mary'a Hoipllal, She .... tho ~t.of ~ Hunllngton ~clplleourtJudllt Frank Eaton. Her II a memller of tho Rio Grande COllege board of tru-1. hu- Mro. born Sopt; 14, 1895, In Gllllpolla, daUihter of the lite Joaeph and Ma.r auot Cherrbtlton Marlin. Hor falhof wu aherllr of OOila ~ ~ tho time. Her l'lther and both grandfatho l!OMEROY - Mia a Mil Hoiera aenecl Ill tho Union Arrl!j tor, daushter of Mr. and Mra. . durltW the Civil War ln which Roy !kilter; Polllli!'OJI Route 3, hu boell awarded a nurllng her lll"lndf!rther ~ waa acholarahlp by the Women•a ldliecl bo!ore her liu!lhor'o. ~ Mrs. Eatoa ...,; .., In R I o Auxiliary ol Veterans MemorGALLIPOLIS - CocO G. Thl· Grande, and was a grac1u11e ot Ial lklspilal. Mlsa Holter baa voner, 53, dled UIIOJIIIOctedly or Rio Grande Cdlep. She Uwd In been a Candyllrlpor at t h e an opparent heart around Little . Rock, Art<., bofono her hospital, !he Is a l9G8 Jll'adu· 6:45 a.m., saturday ' ' hl1 home marr~~p to Jullae Eatoa 1n 195S: ate ol Eastern llll!h School and on Spruce Slreet Exteuloa. She was a member ot tho Is Meigs Counl;y'a ralplng Ho waa a veteran ella< PIII'OI· ' Firat .United Malltodlat O>urd!, Jlllllor Mill, Mill Holter was man on the Gllllpolls pollco the' wilnan•1 Club of KlllllllleIn Jackaon Saturday night . . forco, h&>:llli ·wttb tbe toa and Iiiii Order of tho EUiulo Jlllllor Miss to repreoent tho parlment alnce 1959. Be hiid Slar. CGUIIt;y at the Jackbl Apple served tbe deparlment.l)l'eV:loualf Sunlvwa In -tlon to her Festival. She wiD leave &m. before collli to ~s ~v- · hUsband Include i s'4tldll•ilbte~. day for Columbus wbore she Mrs. J a· Davlea, Aiaon; toto en! ¥elr1 wUI bolln hor - . . at Ohio He was a wtaran of WO<ld II4>10D1 Wlllllm Eatm of AioState Unlvorslt;y. War n, haYing aeneclln tho u.s. 1'011 anti Eaton, Rochell« Navy. N, a· lllller, Mra.' J-~ Aller aervlce, Mr. Tlllvener Joluls of Detroit, and a nepCULP BLANKS YANKS operatecl a dry cleanln& llrm ln A twin br<ltber, Altj>. Hollla NEW YORK (IJpJ)- Ray Culp Coal Grove for 10 yearo. He 1111, Ro7al 0o11, Mich. and lllowed only one hit - a single later served 11 a guard at the er GAHS tootle" cw~b, precedby Roy White with two out In Ohlo stataPon, from 1957 through eel her In death. the seventh !JmiJW - and George Memorial aervlce1 wW bo hel4 Thomas homered ln tho llftll 1959. He was . bora at Wlnlleld, W. In the Firat Methodist Church Inning saturday aa tho Booton Va., May 28, 191S, """ of Harry In Hwttirwton at 2 p.m., Mon!aJ, Red Sox scored a 2-0 victory and Ada Basis Tlllwner, who 8orlal wW bo ln Calvacy _., over the New Yark Yankees. aurvhe. Two br<ltben survlv- dot Clmetory ln Rlo Grande at II\! are Howard, Galllpolla, anil 4 p.m. lllonday Hones to Can ~. '6lall• cllJ at tho Board The Studebaker brothers, Gordon, ParkersburrBe married Aljean Tyler and Mortuar ln llwXl·-lhl before they turned to menu· she SW'vives, along with the fol. · y •re-· •eve. fa~turing automobiles, were lowing chUdren: Garnet, CecU lnronce the world's large1t manufacturers of horse~awn ve- J['., and Gary IM, It hmle. Two children precadocl hlm In hicles, producing more than 750,1100 wa...s during the late doaiJI. Two children b)' a pro' 19th century, according to ·the vlooo marrlaae aunhe, GU.. GALUPOLIS - Unda !roM Encyclopaedia Brilannlca. bert, of St. Petersburc. Fla., White, 0~ ~"' and Ivana, (Mro. Matthew Lie- Josao and llorath)' Johnson While, del) of Akron. Flwgrandchlldtetl GllllpoUs Farry, W, VL, dlod at PleallDt Vllley HOijlital Frf. aurvive. ·•. He waa a meriler of tho Gll- day IIIOl'Dlrw. She ls aurvlved by six b~ llpolla VFW Pool No. 4464. Funeral ll'I'Ongemenll wiD bo era andlhrooslxtera,.Uat...ma. IIIIIOUilCed b)' Miller's Flutohl They are: Jerrj, JOhn, .;:~. Joaao, Jacklo, anoi'·Jlnllil)'; ·~ Home. Carol)'n, and KIJ, Ont }>r!>thtr Ptecedecl her In deeth. ·•• : Mr._ Irene White, Si>rlnslleW; • IAtenal II"'*' thr • • . 1urvl Funeral Hnlcoo wiD bo, .,.. -aeecl by Miller'• Flliieral i; I I ... ( ~sv; nm.'1flh 1. .rthld ~ 1 '19'' '' ) "HJJi.tjil[)ftfH !·l l~m . ,, .., '·'" ' '1:;,!1 ~ l')n1 ..,li,!Jo'.J ,I ; /j oiL ,· "· l· ; .-. ' •Jil ''li ;W J ~ I ! !l'•'•fl (!I''~' lfi ' ' ·Ji ,·lnr•· · • •ba-. &:.lcii!o "'m 1r molds bavo Jll'O"" Into tho lmor (Iori of an article, It 1o a rallllblo dryclean~Jw or ltorii&O ""'. .111 ! o r lbor· Ollllb drybqr and :lltmlgatlon. Fwnigatlcm wtll ldU molda - at lbo time but wtl1 not protect tho article qa1n1t , _ . - - · LEATIIER GOODS - ro REMOVE mlldoW from 1 - ...... with a cloth Wl1lll8 out of dlluiAI alcohol (1 cup -...j or ni>blna alcohol to I CUll water). Dry In a C1li'NII OC air, 1r m1l<low NlllllDo, wash wllll thick aucla or a ml1d- - · soap, or a lOIII COIDinlna a germlclda or l'unglclda. 1btD wipe wllll a damp cloeb and dry In an tlry plaee. PQilah and , _ a (IIIOd """ clresalng, 91oes "'OIIamlnated with lllngua growth on the lnsldo dlvelop Ullll....,. odora, and varlwaly colored ll'Owlhl on tho lmor IO!o and llnlnp and ,., Into the too. Yoo cea a - . :.-;~ thla kind of mlldoW wllll !ormlldol,yda solution, -looble !rom your drua:lll. Molllen a • tllllled ljlpll....... atlck wllll lbe solutlcn and swab tho lnstda of .._ llliimllbl1. 'l'btll WNP lhooa tl&btly In a poper or plaatlc boti ond allow tbe lbrmlldahydo VljiOI'a "' Jll!l'lill&le tho t'- materllla for at an hour. wlpo 1-- Frank . ·:· .., ;' -. -D'· ..-. Mr. and Mrs. David D. Smith -. ~ Jody Meh/ Becomes .·Mrs. David D. Smith ' " ' Linda Irena lhlta Clellml, Am . 1.7• Slmtp, Coleen Ohllllgor; back ' lelt to rlah~ Suo Zirkle, ~ McCullOIJih, Jud1 Crooks, Donna Kauck, TwUa ~~ Jflll(fer Anderson; Mr1. Evelyn Knll!hl, IJIOIII«I ~ i 'Rtgp, Carolyn satterllehl, Gall Hovatter, Allllle ClulHnan. VIcki Gloeckner. r,,/1 Convention Planned .. vat: rfiN, I Mrs. John C. Porter df Home. I cor- -•k ve"' THE HIPPIES AND THE FLOWER CIIIU>REN were C.. hand W-lldoy night when members o! Ohio E:t. Phi ~ter or tho Beta Slama Phi SOroriQ< held tholr annual rush Jitrt;y at Grace ~IICOilll Parl1h Hooae In PomerOjr. Pictured are the members ol the sorority Jn their costume~, front row. left to rll!h~ Donna l!yer, carolyn Grueser, Kittle wan, Lois em Ill'_,_ JOHNSON uid, 11 1 thought I was a seasoned veteran in cover~ national political conventions." He attended both the 1960 11111964 sessions. "Iklt yw know what?" he continued. "1 was snoweci There were so many rumors, they had me believing some of them.'' ,. r0 11111111..- "Thla Ia how Business Week concluded the article on Point Pleasant Bridge: ,. At least, its particular design doesn't preaent much of a p~ lem - there is only one other span of similar concept In the U. s . , the St. Mary'' bridge about 90 mL upstream acrOBo tho Ohio. In tho rest of the world, so tar as is known. the only other bridge or the t,ype 18 at FloriallltPolis, in BraziL" + + ++++ Ir '"" brldo'• lib!• lll llllit.. with tall - H on lltller BY PAT GLMll lldo of a tltrel__.ecl clke docElL Apnt, Eemomlea oreiecl wllll - . . . B waa drGallla CouliCJ ~ wllll IY)I. Mlio Am DamGALLIPOI.Il - Dlatni lllo Jut - - wttb, tho l!lR~brouiilt r4CIC•td 1110at1 and OIIIce baa ....s.td Dlllll' calla !nxn I . ' 1 who boY• 11ti11 • 111111 au.a Pbllllpa and Mra. havlnr - · wiQI mlldoW, 1bo dantp llll!llr 11 nw ,.. W - ....... Pnamon. . ~ 1 - r t pnlided at the -a. - 111'011101111 wltb tho molds wldcb -IIliilllddJne brier Venloe 1 oc e with v and - lace. 1bo ~ ol ltonor 1lil lllu llbla. . · .... Followlq an - - · on how to -rldol Bowers trllnlbecl tho bodlco and Gnn ~ ..... llq VWip, 1bo naw brldt cbanpd to a mlllaw aitea Jllllllnd It Ia houoahold artlciel. tho lldrt oc tho OlnJiirl Wll- Brtdumald• were Mils a.ate IOin&..'llll!' ~. ofoprleet CLOTIIING AND KOIISEROLD FABRICS - - · mU I a AD obi bow acCented the · Boll, Collulmuo; !11111 Dellble rii;YOII and WIIOI lllond. The droaa JpOia u ....... ... iiiiCOfend. Ilon't .... lht back Wllllllnt. A lltll chlpl Blll, Columbllo; and Min Dot- no IIUtd A-liDo with a closed • chlnoo to waalron or rot tbe material. Brolh oil. Ill!' _.,... lfll&lh lnln COIIIJII- tho ...... Ue OotloJa&lllecld, Berea, lll pleat In tho ,._ and oemi-411ll'Owlh - · to -llll •calterlnl tho _... In lht lW- Cllldltllatt veil ol Wu. Chl Omeea Soror:ll;y slstera of tod Jacket. lltr...,.aapwuwhita house. &Ill and air ~riel lhoroulltly. If Ill!' mUdlw IPOU,.. rose•. lion 1iu - - to a flowerod tho br:ldo, main, Wllhoblo ortleles u daac:rlbod bolow. DryeJMn - . piUeau 0( mlnlefnn f1ortta IDd All tho au MluJta wore floor. Mr. and Mro. - w i D make . . - . artlclsl. · Ol'&qe blOIIOIDI. len&lli!JIWIII oflj)l'(cotlntbeSald tholr home In Ill. Loulo whore Waah mlldoW • llalned artlclo1 at mco w1111 10111 IIIII - · · 'lbe bridal ""MI''It wu.a eu. ~ric, dalipod w1111 a ""'"""' tho 11'00111 " - hla trlllnlng R1nM ...U and dry In tho am. lr OilY ata1n rtmallll, b l - w1111 - o f cnoam- 1'0101wlth neckllna and brief sleovos. The _ . , wltb tbe Teacbor'a IIDIIIII )!leo and oolt, IOdlwn j!Oitlorate bltach (anllable at 11• 'lrJ natural The only·Jew. ...,. featured emplrewalllllne1 Col]ll 011 September 3. lll>rea), or a dilute IO!uttoa olaodlum b)'poc:blorlta or nlher tlry the brldo ~~~>re waa·IIIIIIIJIO which 'I'OJIPid A-line lklrts. Four Tho naw Mrs. ~ wu a bold c111or1ne bleaeh. poor! earrfnga, s .. aloo carried buttons tr:lmmod tbe low ._.. llltiJlber of Chi Ometra IOCial - Lamon Juice and Solt - Mol.., 11a1n a 1111-. of a small white Bn~aot11 lace back neddlnt. 'l'ht)' wore-· 101'01'(4<, ....._ tbroo years lomon )dee and oatL Spread In tho .,. to bltach. RlnM lbor· handkerchief, a loba 11ft from log forward hoadpieceawlthpoo!f at Ohio Slate Unlvoralt;y IIIIJor. OU8hl,y and dry, Uoe lhla t r - - w1111 care em col od !lbrlce. bor SOrorfQ<, vella. log In IUetory OC Art. libe wt11 Porborato Bleach - Mix aodlum paaboute bltach and ' The br:ldo Ia tho dsniJN..- of All carried colmlal bouqueta ba ~etlnr h&r baoholor of I« - I tableopoon bleaeh to oach plat olwatar. UN !tot wMrs. Jamie Low Nortlllp, 159 OC shrimp colored chrylllltbo- Fine Arts cloaroe at Washlnl- It tho fllbrfc wiD llf¥cl It; othorwiM, UH lukewvm water, " ' Garileld Ava., and Jomo1 A. mwns and ylllow )IOmiJOIIll w1111 loa. Silo oru formerly employ. ataln with oolutln!l or 10a1< ata1n In 11. Or aprlnkle J)Of'dor ......,._ Northup, Gallfpoli1, 111011 - n valvet llreamora. eel at tho GllllJ)olls clzy pool u ly on the dlmponed atlln. Let IO!utlcn or _.., l'eiDiln 0111bo M r . - lathe ...,ofMr1. Muter Michael~ oteo. allteauard. ataln --llalf hour; tbon rlnea 1Nll, llepaat It ataln rintoiM Loll l'llpe Porter o1 1818 N, lumblls IBI'Yod aa rlnabooror. The 11'00111 Ia a member ot Before using aodlum parborate m colortd fabric, last It on a Fourth st., Colwnlluo. Damy McCoy ol st. Loula was , tho N~ Toacber•a Corpo IIDlp(e of fllbrfc or m a 1111111 or ham ot ,...,.,... to - :11 lbo boat man and ushora were Tbom- Program ln st. Loull, Mo., and bleach wUI chanp the color. The lnCicllnr - .. of 8optember I, at tho Grace Melh- aa Ollvor, and Jooeph &lpler, eo. ""rldng for his Master• a De- Chlorine moach - ~ llalnJ m anclrad - . !lDIB or odlat Church. The ROY, Paul S. lumbua; Rlc:bard LIIIIQiillt, Ne- In Edocatlon at tho Unl- r~ ~ric In a dilute solution of 10111nm bipodtlorlta, Ill' oa.. Bulora wu tho olllclatlng min- bruka, and Michael Northup, voralt;y ol Ml1110Ur! brancll 1n ar hou-ld chlorine bloach, as dlrectad 011 Iiiii -~-. 1r St. Louie. later for the -le..-:Ing eero- C•llfpolia. tho llllnecl lllbric Is colorod, Brat tell tho bloach 011 a IUqllo IDIIIQI. The brfdo'a mother ..,,0 a OUt-of-town iUeata were Mr. of the cloth to bo 1111'8 It wiD not chanp tho oalor, Nww Orpnlat, Mra. Noll Sondora ...iileoo dress of moaa ......, and Mre. Lao l'llpe, Mill Mary a chlorine blaacb m lllli or wool. SoD» fabrics t r - w1111 a preaonted clalalcel ooloc:t10111 brocade; a voll hal with aroen CUtutinl!ham, Mr. and Mra. John glued, ambooaod, wrlllklo-nslotant, or nlher opae1a1 fiDIIb an and tho trodltlcnal ~ and rust velvet leovea; bar ••· Glazer, Mr. and Mrs. also dama&od 1>1 chlorine. march. coaiOl':les matched her dronand BaD, WWiam Plckerfnr. Dr. Jay The JII!WI wore tr:lmmad with lho carried a PIII'M coraap ot Powers and Dr. and 1\!rs, PhilUPHOLSTERED ARTICLES, MA~ RUGS - F1nt ,.. aroenery and white bows. Talisman rooes. lip Ward, lll ot Columbus; Mr. movo looae mold from outer CCIVtl'iDio of llllholUrecl artlc:IM, John S. lllkor, tho brldo'a The IP'OODI's mother ""ro a and Mrs. Denver Sagle, Saruo. - ...... ruga and oarpoU b)' bnllldq a broom. DoJll'llllifalher, pve her.....,, two.pleoo coot and droaa oflom- ta, Fla., and Mr. and Mrt. Ed· COIIdoorl It JIOIIlble ... -~~~~ lcdMins mlldoW IIJI01'81 In lbo Mill Ginger Lee ~ ol cm-Ume ollk lhantun& lll!htbolp pr Schroer, EYaniYilla, Ind. houM. Run a vacuum c l - - . - ovar tbe lllrfa<o to draw C'.olumboo waa the lloww llrl. acc11101'1ea and a ot libowers were liven lor t h e out JMro of tho mold. Do worytblnjr converdentl,y poallble to c117 •• brfdo 00 July 28 b)' Ml1101 &,. the article - use an electric healer and tan to carry awa;y ma1ot libe - • a lloor.Jentilh IIDWD of 7allow 1'0101, oprfcot In tbo Saki flbrlc, daA receptloa hold In the aan and Debb:lt Blll of Colwn- air. !i1m and air tbe artlcla to llql tho mold powth, - · lipod with a I'OI8Icl neckline and cllurch dining room lmmedlate- bua, and on Aug, 19 b)' Mlu If mlldow NlllllDa on IQ)Itolltorod artlclu or -1101, l.Y followinc the certmclllf, 91aan Ph!Ulpa ot GalliDolla. lll!llly thick of lOIII ... Qldlwti< - - . and wlpo with a cl- damp cloth. In dnll!ll tltla, 1111 u Utllo water on lbo fabric u poaalblo so tho 111t1ng dooa not 1111 wat. " - ' way to l'liiiiOVO mlldaw on QPho!Urecl IUntiQuoe lito wipe II with a cloth 1mllll out o1 dilute lllcohol (1 q> od 01' iUiblns alcohol to I cup water), llrJ tile article -.....,. ly. Sponp m l l - ruga and oarpoU w1111 thick or a ""' '11toa remove tho by w!Pnl with a cloth da!IQ)- I n clear water. llrJ In tho oUnlt JIOiilll!la. . UN a low_..... IJII'II' -~•· ;,· to lit rid o1 iiiiiiY odora and mlklew; reoprq ~. cii'J!fally 1n looelllle• -... mn..... u a tlllji!io Pi v~.-..r~~ara­ dldtl...-..... or poraformalcloll!'do used In clolecl areu u cllreetad 011 tho cortal"r• 1011 bol)' tbom wt11 ...., mold ·-·•'eclpd ••Perhaps yoar reporter who wrote ''l'r)'ina to aaaemblo Jlgaaw of tragody' Ofo12S) _.leiiPOOI that Boslnes1 Week arrives to FlorWqdls, where Is tho onb' bridge, <Milde of the U. S., IJul1l with thO same ._uon 11 tho wrecked Polnl Pleaaant (Ohio l!lver> Bridge. "Tbink~Jw It would bo lnluelllng to our communiQ<,I tranalatod that article and I sen! It to a brllldeaatlng Pl'OIII'IDL ulmmediate.lY, student&, pollddana, and the peaple atarted a large CIU1Ijlalgn lor thO conatruotlon ot a new bridge. Everybody hare believes that our bridge; which waa the llftlllargesi one In tho worid when It was bullt, doesn't otter 11\Y better conditions to &'IIPOft the coni!IIUOUI and heavy tralllc which crou It every day. And ewry. body here now is grateful for your llfiUIJtcted advice.-' ' VIncente De Slut' Ami Flortaqolis, Brasil SECURITY measures were somewhat laxed at Miami according to Johnson. "They overcHd it at Chicago, .. he continued. Deeptte an the efforts b)' no,..Nbon and HW!Ulhrey de!oiates, only ftve per cent wa~-. c.- ++++++ ·~· biUf . . _ '"".,.. !lao Waa ll<o• l I I wllll a motl dltllatt otiiM& rorDtil ...... Mill -MariO NorllliP .,._ bud ol Yalril rlllliGo!. littb - - a llolror • Jllillltd JIOUih ,or yrlool Wualon, R o r altar tor her . . . . . .. '1"1 llolrora , _ a ..,.U ...... of to John oiCol-., llhrllllp ctilored clu'71111111111twba '"" ...... Mmrtd a ""'"""' led :reDOII ~ - - .. •' aean- GALLIPOLIS· - Mill J Pd 1 ·brida, IIIII 1lf&x Smltb were uibMihl bocsmi tbe-bclda of Pvt. , oro. ' E-ll. Dmd D. &nllll, $&1l..bor .. The "fldo'a lnothor """ a, 1 at 5:30 P.I!L at lht llulDIDt' and . . . ..., •• and coat '· .' .. " ,, ' . 2... SoiXMIII A~, IIIII c.etl D, ,; 'ltlo "lliWtll'l .....,... a . ~! CJIIrol~' ~c. , . : ~ -~ ailtl .wi!IIW 1111t llr. •Sinitb lit lite lillt of Mr. ' 'lilllte --..;,;;, ..... Ia .\ lfrl. Ardin~ ·¥· ., ' • • •' ."';,1:. ~- Qurcb, . - · will! ~ aeceiiiU'· · Ylaa lfobl :It tile dlulllter of . :Its. liar flowers .._ , 1t11ow Nr. ailcl Mrs. Glip~ llitldtiDIOD, Uialllllcln,, . ' -· ,, .i, .• . ••1· '·., . It..: at... ,fl qlp!l .... . ~\· . • ~ ENGAGEMENT ANNOVNC.. •ED - Mr, and Mra. Pa1ga • ~· ot Golllpolia are -tholr clluglltar, .. tbe Linda Canllo, of ·-Ill to WWiam E. Wtmaley, om of Mr. and Mrs. Clorence Wamaley oc KanaW.I K-""e,ya la a 1965 II'ICiuate of lilllla AcldoJnl and""- Marlholl Uni..,.. sltr. She la preltlllly ..... p l . at Railer BOIIIilal. Mr. Yf~lj' :!1 1!10 & 196$ IP'tdilllt '.t,_GAIIS, .Ktllpn._ 11 • .bllor atlforehoacl s- btiawtra~o. -dlrwll bolalr" Pltl'l'M VISIT IN POMEROY POIIIEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Iloaald Kelly or Joahua Tree; Calif., wen recent 1110111 of Mra. LlUian N-r and Mr. and Mra. Robort LaudermUk. Laat Sunda;y, Mr. and Mro. Ktlly, Mr, anti Mro. Laudermllk, lira. Nipper, an:J AileD JUU, i'omero¥, wen dlmer 111011a of Mr. and Mrs. 1-fwrenco Ntllpllr of BoD Run. VISITING~ POMEROY - llllaa Pauline Clrtat or aoan.ater, Fia., 11 tho 111011 ol bor auata, lllaa Lurtet!a GeMom.r and llllu Ada Gonllolmer. 8eforo weor:lng tbe lhoon, air lhi>nlulhl¥ - - Procoutlm: Vlj)Oro of foriDaldtll)'do are very 1rr11at1nr. do not Inhale them. Do not awt tho ao1ut1on m :your lido. l.ow-tn~IIIH opraya tlpOclllly 1nterad for !relholtlita ...... are available at llhoe and ~ stor.o. 'l'ht)' - . , ~. dldtl..........., or other l'unglcldas. Uao u cllreetad and .._t u Anotbor way 1111 1111p m o I d II'OIItb In ....,a II to scatter cryatalo OC partdl""'- - or to doat paratormaldohyda _ , . . In llhoea or 1q. - . then plate In ti8ht oonlalnera. The VljiOI'I from U.. cbolll:lcels ore olroetlva In ldll1nK molds thol boYo .,.. but IIMv live 011 luting 111-.., aplnat iduro- . Qm!natlm, AI tho Vlj)Oi'l look out, tho cbolll:lcala null bo ..... ' plaeod lleftml usiDc tho or 1 - a1r tbom thonJull>. · l,y. 1- 1-, ' �6 1968 fnmmunity :!Soc1al t £" _ By Charlene \..AJrDer••• Hoeflich : Calendarll POMEROY - It's nice to be remembered anytime, and especially 80 when you're hosphalized. KatOOrn Roush Smith fllce 1 weeks in the hospiml. and a long con,·alesl-enf period with extensive MONDAY TENT 95, Daughters of Union Veterans, ~ at t h e tberopy. D,A,V. hall. BETHEL 62, lntamaUoaal Or- Kaithern, who has suffered from rlleumaloid arthritis since she was 13, enters Mount Carmel liO!i.Pil.ll in Columbus lhlrsdly al'll will uOOergo surger>· Fridl.)· momil\l. Doth or h('r hip joints wW be replaced and lllere w Ul be e~1en sin~ rorr~'th'e wort on both knees. For the past year Kalhl.'rn has waltried oa rrutt'he-s. Her hospitalization period will n~ l'r\1111 si.' fteks to three months and will be followed by months of tht>np) oo an ouq,.tient basis. She has taken a year's IN\'e of abseno.""' trom he!' employment as space setter at North .\merkan :\,iation in Columbus. Meanwhile, her two children, Kerin ar.l l'brlsti, u-e living 1n Middleport with their grarQ:ll.rents, Mr. ani !tlrs. Albel1 Roush.. Kevin entered kindergarten here; Christi is y~r. Kathern's llusband, Clyde, will, or ('()W'5e, be in C"(jumbus wilt! he.r. del' ol Jobs Daughters, 7:30NondQ nlgbt at the MaiOilicTemple, Pomeroy; election for the station d. marshall will be conducted. MEIGS BAND Boosters reg\1- lar meeting. 8 p.m. Monday at Meigs High School cafeteria. LYDIA CUlCLEt Pomeroy United Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. Monda,y night at the church. TUESDAY RACINE CUB Scout packmeet.i~. s p.m. Tuesday in Racine A "BIG THANKS" COMES FROM Easte-rn High School to the Baptist Church. All interested Pomeroy alii Middleport men"ha~s who pro•tided 13 cunmunit,y boys and their parents urged to attend. concer1 tickets. LADIES AUXIUARY, FeeneyLucy Amsbary Rile-y. \-ocati.oral business 800 oatce education teacher, reports tllal she has a grow\~ list or stu::lents who want BemeU Post 128, American Leto attend the COilC'erts. The tickets were provided by Duttons. Nel- gion. 7:30 p.m at the Middleson's Dr1J8s, the Por.1eroy !\'ationaJ Bank aid Swisher-Lohse Drug. port hall. JUNIOR AUXIUARY or Drew BRUCE LLOYD OF McCONNELS\1LLE, long time resident Webster Post 39, American Leof Middleport, is hospitalized due to a heart attack which he suffer- gion, will meet at 7:30 Tuesday ed a week ago at Carlisle, PL, wlrere he and Helen were vacation- night at the legion hall. New officers will be elected and lniow. In a letter this week to Juanita Bachtel, Helen said that if his stalled. condition continued to improve he would be mo'lled to a Zanesville PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy hospital tWs weekend. Bruce suffered the attack at a motel Mike Chapter 186, O.E.S., will meet his ~en taking care of the store at McConnelsville but will be rea at 7:30 Tuesda.y night at the turning this week to Ohio State Universit,y. home or Mrs. Thelma Dill. ·.·. ... ' .. .. .· .. ~ WEDNESDAY FEENEY-BENNETT Post 128, American Legion, 7:30 p.m. at the boll THURSDAY RIVERVIEW GARPEN Club will meet Thursday, Sepl 26, SEAMAN ROBERT SWANSON, aboard the missile cruiser "Boston" which has been on the firire line in Vietnam waters since April, expects to be home on leave in another six weeks. The "Boston," one of the ships involved in tlle 14-hour all service blitzkrieg in tile soutllern half or tile demilitarized zone last weekend, moves out a week fran tomorrow. rt wtll take almost a month to get back into the Boston port and then Robert looks forward to a trip home. MEANTIME, MARINE SGT. WALTER MURRAY HARRIS is beck from 13 months in VIetnam. He was with the 27th Marine unit which arrived Wedne~ and paraded through the streets of San Diego. His wife, Beth. and two-year..old son, Walt, were there to meet him. Since Walter wlll be staUoned at Camp Petxlleton, they arc now in the process of locating II ving quarters there and getting their furniture out or storage.. Alter getting settled, they wiU probably be here Cor a visit with his parelt.s, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Searles. The dly before Walter left Vietnam, he visited Navyman Alan Wallace, who Is a hospitalman at the DeNang llospital. Alan, due · home just before Chrlstma.s, is now In Formosa on a ftv~ day rest aM ree\4)8ration leave, and surprised his tamlly with a telephone call from there. An:l (pl Larry Pettit of the U.S. Ann,y, back only a few weeks tram a year ln Vletlllm, looks (onvard to Thursday- (or him it's dlscharp day, ' ' .' Dem~~~1~tiq~~~v.~ I ! ~RT .! Mrfl. Uon m the altar waa given by M r s. .' .. m · ·:· ' County- Wide Events Are Planned Winter PORTLAND - Two county wide events being arranged through the Meigs County Extension Service for homemakers were dtacussed dw'ing Thursday's meeting of the I'Wtland Homemakers Club held at t h e home or Mrs. Jean Sayre. Mrs. Smith, lmmedlste p a s t n~~~.j -. 1J thp , 'n1 , .. trijlplng,"'aeaslon ,to l>e .«lll!!nuod djJrlng tho winter I1IDIIths was planned with delegates being appointed to represent the club. A trip to Columbus with Charles Bradbury during Thun- president, and her family have a tour moved to POint Pleasant. Partlclpatlon In the annual Chr:latrnas bazaar to bo bold oo Dec. 5 was planned, and t h e members discussed their part In parsonage carpeUng expense • Sheets were distributed lor aiq>. recipes to be Included In the New olllcers presiding at the cookbook which wUI be compilmeetln& were Mrs. Bernard ed and publlshad by tho Wom- Village being SJ)OilSOred throu8ll day nlgtrt'o meeting or the Eleamr Circle of Heath Mothodlat Church. Following Mrs. BraciJury' a demonatratloo and pointers oo making -acUve Dora! piece&, members participated In a wurk- :·: .;. at 7:30 p.m. at the home o( Mrs. Gene Wilson, with Mrs. Carl Buckley as co-hostess. New officers are to be installed. : Ademon.ib-a: · rDade for honoring e e uran&lnl' Dowers lo.r &nith at the October meeting. Fultz, pretident; Mrs. E r n I e en's Society of Christian Serv- ot: Lazarus and German the Extension Service was aleo discussed. :rt was decided during t h e meeting presided over by 9drley Johnson, president, to or- der material (rom the 0 h I o State Bar AssoclaUon for a cootinuation ot a study program started last spring. A feature or the meeting was gge sYRACIJSE - In ~·· PTA Plans Carnival CHESTER- A Halloweencar- alval wu pllllled for Oct. 26 lllllle Chester Elementary School the Chester P.T.A, mot rec~ at the school . Mrs. Mary K. Rose, president. lllllloiDted Mn. Billy Windon, dlllrmon, Mra. Charles GoegIIID, Mra. Jolm Ch""".Y, Mrs. Ran7 Brown, and Jotm Guinther tD the pl•mJnr committee for the coml•al. During tile meellng the banquet to be sened to the Meigs Coun- t¥ Farm Bureau sometime hl OctDber was diswsaed. Mrs. Kathryn BalDII Gerald Hupe, prfndpal, and he then preIOIIIecl the teaching stall of the C.Jter school. Parents were -•eel al8o lntnxluced. Room count was taken with llr. Hupe's o1gJ;th gr- receivIng tho reeding circle b o o k. lira. JMn Sexson who opened lle meeting with the P.T.A,prayor and tho pledge to the nag, Jed in a di.sc:usalc:m on crea.tln,g more lllterest In the P.T .A. M:ra. Paul Hawk, Mrs. Dar- cember; Mrs. Marjorie Roush, az.ine; Mrs. Billy Windon, p.~b Ucity; Mrs. Demaree Sexson, parliamentariM and historian; Mrs. Roger EwJe, legislation; Mrs. Roy Holter, Mrs. llobart Newell, Mrs. Harry Lodwick. 111--' 1111'1. Vlrlll Windon, maa- May. da Larkins, ways and meansi PACK TO MEET Mrs. Robert Wood, Founder's MIDDLEPORT - Cub Scout Day; Roger Keller, Emerson POoler, Richard Gaul, J a m e s Pack 244 will meetMorday, Sept. Ridenour, and WlUlam Pooler, 23 at 1 p.m. at Ule Presbyterian Cllurch. Boys wlloare eight yean Jr., repair. old or who have entered the third grade are invited along Teochers Meet To Plan Work POMEROY - Thursday, September 19, the Pomeroy elementary school teachers met with a sales representative and a consultant or the Uppencott Company to plan the work in the reacting progra(ll Cor grades one through three at the srhool. The with their parents to attend thh reorganization meeti~ Kenneth Scites is Cubmaster. COMMISSION TO MEET MIDDLEPORT- Commissioo on Education of Heath Metho:!lst Church will meet at 7 p.m. SU. day nigflL All commission mem· bcrs ard teachers are asked to attend the meeting. ,·! are Mr. POMEROY - Some Dower arl"&lql!ng materlala for a garden club booth at the Athet11 State llotpital country fair on Od. 229 Attend Rally Of 8 Churches 10 will be dooated by tile WindIna Trail Garden Club, Meeting W-aday nilht' Ill tile home of Mra. Cbarles Hitlie with Mra. Allard Pratt u the hhtess, elub members were ldrised In a Jetter from a rep.. r<taentatlve of tho Atheni Count' IIIU'den clubs of. the need !Dr !lower 8l'J'Inging materlalalu bo Uled In the therapy project, Mrs, Robert 'Lewt1, vice prNident, ""'*cted the meetIna·. which opened with devOUons from tile UPJ)Or Room by Mra. .Pratt. Members reaponded to roll call wltb eilryaanthemwna from their gardena and the protram by Mrs. J:.otUe SpenCer InclUded .. article, "All AboUt Cut Flowers" by JolmB.-w. Plana ...,.. made for the In- MDJPLEPORT - u a be&Jnnlng tbat enjlaneoa bealthy lll'OWth In grace. The Meigs COu!Jflllollnoss rally bold Tues- a In C<lllclualon, the ~eave night at the Mlddl_.t Church oC tbe Nazar.te waa attended by 229 - l e from eigiJt area churches. The Rev. Uoyd Grimm, .POltor of the Rutland Cllllrcb of the Nazarene, was tbe featured speaker on "SanctUleatlm,. n descrlbing it as, uan lnetantaneday 12 stepa by which the Ouiauan should oxamJno hlmaelf to ascertain hls own ezperlEIIteand determlne whether he ls "growing ln grace." !t>tclaJ muale wu _provided by RqDIOIId Walburn of the PllmVoy Chureh ol the Nazarene, the Rev. Morrla Wolfe of. tho Ra- ous experience, but one thet dea ltu1hor lll'OWth In grace." He po1nted out that the experience of sanc:tlllcatlon Ia not to he thought or aa the 11na1 end ot. all sjlirltual attainment, but clne Church of the Nazarene, and a choir eomposed of 20 -1• !rom the clllrchos mands repre!lellled. The attendanee banner WBI WOII 72nd Birthday Observed at Dinner Party at the Rutland Church Nazarene on Oct. 29. guest, and pictures were taken during the afllir. The blrtl1clay GALLIPOLIS - EltcUoo of o!ftcers wu heJd at the recent Harrla Grange meetlriiJ'Ibe following omcora w I I I aerve the grange tor 196&.69, lfaater, llurst; Aver~, Paul Demey Jr.l Leeturer, tiara Ellen Peoney; Stewart, ~ vld Wlcl!llno; Aaalallllt Steward, J)onny Hively; Cbaplfn, Marie MeCulty; Treasurer, Harland Volborn; Secretary, Edith Cor- . Den~ Gate Keeper, Joe Dulst; Ka- Ceres, Masel Hatcher; Pomona, Marl~ Hively; F1ora, N o r • .\salstant Stewart, SuAD Diabey; Executlve CUnm., a.rtes -Knott.; Trustee, Joe llurot; ReUef Comm., Maoel Hatcher, Etbelllewltt,Edl1h Cornell; - . ; Lady sar. Absent from the family grcq> was Mr. ar¥1 Mrs. Larkins' son, Raymom, who Is staUoned with Jo1m WWiam Blaottnor, Mrs. sam.~ E. McKlntte7, Mrs. 'Tom Clelland, Mra. CW... llawI0¥1111i Mrs. Jolll Kine. / Knotts. . •rtt~• ~ Service Promotion WRIGHTSTOWN, N.J.- samuel L. Larkin, 8011 of Mra. Mary Larldn of Malta, Ohio, haa been ' ,·carpal upp-nnost Paul Hauber, Debbie, Doug, Denam Scott of Long Bottomi Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Weber, Keith and Vida, ~rs Plains, and the honored guest •IKI her ise, value costs less :than before. uJ . : i_n husband. SERVICES BEGIN POMEROY - Revival aervices wUJ be conducted by the Rev. Charles Norris beginning tonight : · We oHer these law, law prices made possible by Stevens Gulislln. Saturday. The public is btvlted to attend the senices which wtlJ be held each evelllng at 7:30. Beatrice May, preslclenl, conducted the business meeting and those anaweriug the roll call were Rose Patterson, June Dewhurst. Audrey Patterson. Bea Dugan, Lealie ~aell; Rosalee Wise, Leona Wise, Doma Fry, Ada Keesee, C&rrle Moore, S... trice May and ooe gues~ Martha tober 15, at 7:30p.m. N,~n.501" pile .BUEH LIPSTICK andBUEHING NAIL COLOR POMEROY - The Letart Falls United Methodiat {burch will serve lunch at Ruby Dalley's sale on Route 338, Letart Falls, Wednesday beginning at 10:30 LID. ...tlu•jirHt lip bluillter in d t~ltr Hhinin.gset•-tlmm{Jh r~Jior LODGE TO MEET The starr and omcers or Meigs Ph)'thtan Sisters will hold tbelr regular meetl!W Monday,, September 23, at tile home or Mrs. ...tlrefim nail"f(lio,· ;, Phillip Meillhart. Mra. Paul Zir- . kle wUl be asslstin& hostess. clettr-ffli•("I"I/Hffll ll((t bhuJ1 fi11f11 WOMEN OREN "Dui'Onl CtrUfttttlon Mlrl Stevens GulisiJn 'Double Date' corpet of cont. it11111tnt Rysur· llllfte·- · colotlulondallft. IO~iOI" pile: munJ.Ievel loop "IIUPellt Certlflt~Uon1 Mwlt Stevens Gulis!Jn 'a.,.he S!JI(il' AinNIII(~ slll-1. Ho..U~n· Dlt· jin Pllf fibe'l'$ art pntticallr non· ibsorbent. Colorful hntd miiturn. -t.M. Of ""!'ltl, Inc, '~'. RECENTLY I WROTE ABOUT MR. JOHN SAUVAGE catching a 14 lb. Coho SOimon In Mlehlpn. Well, oo his 88th blrthclaJ', be !bed dlnnet (lou auessed It, be c:ool!ed tho llohl tor his very close trlem, Wtlter VaUj!loan and Mra. Vauah&n's son, Richard, am grandson Marti& Not only did he Prepare a full course meal but also baked an ljlple pie. The VaUj!loana and Mr. Sauvage spent the evening r&living old times. Walter Vaughan waS best man at Mr. Sauvage's wedd- He woUld have been married 57 years the same week or hla birthday. oc- Annual Banquet Set MIDDLEPORT - The llllllllal banquet of the Homebulldera Cia., of tho Middleport Church of. Chr:lat was plamed for Oct. 15 at 6:30 p.m. ....., the Tueadey n1gJt at the clllrch~ to lor tile IV1D ...,.. Mrs. Kenneth McEIJdme.y, Mra. Wendall GerJacb, Mrs. ,Dide Talbert, and Mrs. RauUln Moyer, decoratlngi Franklin Triplett, president, baa called a meeting of the olflcera for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday II hil Fslrlane Prlve home at whicb Ume names Cor new officers w1ll be COI18ldered. The meeting opened witll prqer by tile prea~Mm, and the Hov. Haullln MDyer, pallor, preaentMrs. Denver IUc:e, Mrs. Nor- ed cJovutlons 011 a )>C>OIIc verman Yeauger, .,o1 Mrs. Edward alon of Aeta 2. Evans, program; and Mra. llorRefreshments were sened othy Baker and Mrs. Franklin <\Iring a ooncludlag social hour Triplett, dd<et. by Mro. Poroti!Y Roach, Mrs. New olflcers wiD be eleeted Dan White, Mrs. Triplett, and at tho meeting followllig t h • Mra. Philip BalltQ'. coounl-• POMEROY - The Twin Cllf ~s were hosta tor the an..w Ylslt of Thea Court No. 5, Oriental !l!rlne, Colwnbos, witlla dJmor at the Marlin ReBiaurant on Thuradl,y ' · wltb Mro. Mary Kautz, president, presiding. Mrs. Kautz presented a cheek 11J the 111gb Prlelleas J Huahes for the Burns ID&tltute, . .,r "' , . '-. ~-:~ FAMILY THE SHOEBOX Where ShMa.Are Senalbly Prlcecl MIDDLEPORT. 0. ••A ~ . f ' ...,....·. ...... ' _____...c&e SAVE UP TO 24% ON support stockings Ret. $5.95 It's magic SHARON HOLTER Miss Holter in ... you support your pocket book Nurse Studies LONG BOTTOM - !l!anJa K. Holter, daughter of Mr. andMra. Arvllllolter, Long Bollom, craduated SUnday, Sept 8, !rom the Marlatte Area Tecllllcal Scbool ct PracUcal Nurolo&. Mila Holter • Is II West VIrginia UniverBicy, Parkerl!btJrs Brancb, BIIIIIYIng towanJ the aa&oclsle delree In nuralng. !Ito Ia a 1967 craduate of. Eastern 111gb School, and was a C811<1Jatrlper It Veterana - . I li>SIJIW lor t wo while you $upport your legs when you toke advantage of Cameo'$ impressive fajl Sole. As mucl-i as 2"% off on bliss- ··99. 5' ' lq. jll. Dress sheer' seamless •• , Clmeo •-s 1..-r sheer am aturoJy ·~ The date Ia Sept_ 19 lhrousb Sept_ 28. so come on pw your poclrot Ule dozens. 1 break, bur tbeln • 'i by .. Variation theme ... Kay Rogers Society Makes Name Change 1Jean Pavia. · Site ''' years. the tables. J-. ~ welcomtd • -~Q.- ' fully comfortable support stockings. Relative• attending the oommat.,.IIICD· lneluded· Mr. IDd AniJco Roller and "Gordon; Mr, and Mrs. EIBCXI Spencer, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Worl01 Pavil, Mr. Mrs. !l!lriO¥ ~res and Mrs. and Mrs. Jamea PUllen, Dater; Ruth Sldober pl81111ad the menu: Mr. and Mrs. William r Mrs. Mary Bud< and Mlsa !l!lr- and Geaevleve Valentfne of. Co1111' Beegle registered theguella, lumbus. and Mro. Gertrude Mitchell, ..._ rotary, and Mra. BariJora llupn, Mra. Cora Beegle, and M r a. Jean Moore, obtained tavora Cor Others - . , but not IIHIICIDcllllaU, aJons w1t11 s cor- Iicmed above from 'lbee Court, for Lat17 1Qb tnm Collllllllus, were Mrs. Mlrthe the Twin Cll;y ~.. Mra. !l!n1)'er, Mra. llushea, MariJ,)n ~rea, vice proaldem, Mra. Waada llaiJ, Mrs. Rhoda also preBented a pia from the · J_ Hale, Mrs. ViriJnla !l!aw, LacJy Huche•. Mrs. l!ellf Oyler, Mra. Vera AgLacJy ilu8hea and LaAiy ler, Mrs. Allee James, Athens, Lee Klme.r ,.Pained tD I he llro. Theda Clark, LaJlcaster, how their donallona and Mra. Jo S&wyera, Conal Winchessewlns have hol)led" the burned ter. lfD tile BurDa lrllrfilute, Other Twin Clf¥ ~s not CID~. Mrs. Mar7 Erllklne, ma1tlcrted above ettendfng were Mra. Poma Gnbam, and Mra. Mro. Joa 1 - , Mra. 1'1\yWa Charlotte Cox, of. t h e - !l!rlne Knlt!blilll. Mro. Mary Baldw!JI, Club, Allleao, apiaJned how tile Mra. Leopila w..,..., Mra. Marlillrmoites could partldjlste a- prot Wlneb...,er, Mrs- Marie lOin In the ..stem Ohio - · · Mra. Beulah Ewing, Meatal Baaltll CDer Couniey lin. ·MarJ ll181>es, and M r 1. Fair In Oo!Dbor and Operatlm Mary Gnleser. Santa Claua In lleeember. .. _ prooidoltt, fr banquet, and preaentotncers wUl preaont tho aisle for 1968-69. t... caner .... ~ o2Q At- MRS. FRANCIS '.'TIL" WEBB Is doing line following major surpry. Knowing Til, sbe will bounce rigbt back and be her old selt w,. I Omeo 1111 I don't mean food. Three or their Dve children ue ln the aecorll year of their respective schoola. carla Ia a aec:ond year student at Ohio State; Caty in his second year at Soutllern High, a~ Clrolls second grader In the elementary building. The otller two children, ' " mm.... prasentad, "JUJ>. ... Hlllinn.YI." dlplctlar mlsalooary bolt mlnlatry In Bra. ~~their 10. ,, lr ·m rcaa LCmb- ratnllunut.a w e r e of. 1ht alarp CI'OIIIII aerftlj by t1oo -•sea, L<lulse llolmla, Peoria Edwarcla, ~­ opanad wi!Jl Huol llaiJey, b.Ymu, ae- Tile -- ma""" wiD be a eov· pluo Ill' Mrs. o trod dlob .._.,.In the teu.... ' ahlp . . _ of..!he clllreh: Nail Color $1.110 wldta - - dtcot-U. to the !l!rlne, l'aiiJine Aikins, MriiY bigJI prlesteu, and .wat- of. ' fable. -cllall - -I• n.- IT'S "SECONPS" FOR MR. ANP MRS. CARL MORRIS, Racine, ' .:._ The Ladljoa . G.ALLIPOLIS MiiiiOIIIl'll Felloonhlp, - b the Ko;r Roprl Milal-.,o ~. or The Flral ~~ HA ~E BLADDEIIIRITATIOII II cldl- yarns, Up-sheared- to form s 110st pleasinl paHefJI. 0Utsttndin1 vaiUI. TO SERVE WNCH Ell- LibC&ICid . . . Jtlll ........ ... Allan llutllea fll Mar711iort.e; lnd flaoltQ' Sr k'l ~ Llllf.. atte !l!rlnt. A wolcome- rlf• "' 1IJ Martha Noal of. 14 3 S1trlne, • It the m " a A potluek _..,. at the CIOildUIIan of tbe ..,.. An arr 1 real of. Nil 111111 ..... zianiaa by Nil ~ 111 Clan. gnm. Mrs. IJoyd Dugan's home, POMEROY - PJaaa for a and rove a "IIOI'd of. welcome notfrlendl' n11tt 11hernnce and Ina their awoln- as auand supreme pard, POMEJ\OY - WUbur J-. POmel'O.Y, a y - receptlooi - . . Mro. IW7 premo noopod.l•eiJ'. lluihte. dl'!lricl daput;J, ...... 83 r-s. re1olilll · - or his recent trip to AlaPUt wortlly bigJI priesteases lloma, ' aald be loft l'nm Collllllllus by Jet oohla Drat 11111111 al FridaJ nilht'a meetlntrodueed were Bernice Wlao, ride. He thlnka there Ia DOihJng Ulre llyllll am Ing or_, Mary 'irl, White ready to 110 aaaJn. He vialted hlo son Carl and !l!rlnt fll JOI'IIUI... bold II l.olr, Barbara llupn, Edltll 81talnpJDar, Naomi BrinkI'Jmlly-, Dur1111, hlo three weeks In Alabame, he had tile 100F boll. some very delicious watermelon. · WhaV1 10 differ.. Tile ~-- was llllOIUI- er, m:J Nellie Trac;y ol M. a r y oat oatiJW waterm•Jon In Alabama or eating H ced for Oct. 11 at the l'lmlo- 91rlno, and WWa Saundera of 't here? None. except the Inside ot the Al•tema melon 1'0)' hall wltll all !l!rlne mom- Lala,yette !luine. ¥ Ia yeljoor. The outalde of the molooloolred the ..me bora In the dlltrlct being Jnvlt. Putwatchmono1BIIo!1ilord.l KATIE u oura. I bollnp llr. Logan 1Jould loow tomorrow ad to partldJiote In the tor another plano ride, ao It was l real tllrW. . Jlrllll, Mrs. Ilorolh1 steger or theLeZEB HOW ARil of llotnrl~ catled bore b.Y the death of hlo moth- fqoUe Sluine, Gallipolis, thodiler, stowed ln the ornce on h11 way hCIII'Ie. He has a lot of good lrld cbalrmaa fll materlaloi>Jecth!IW• to aay about Melp c__ Ho sold tbat be tas been a Jot or tlves, made hor olllclal visll to places the last 22 yeoro, but be hao oever found people Uko lbere the !l!rlne. 1118 pve 1 report are here: "they are tbe greateR." It lt were humanly possible he of. malel'lal obleetlvea from the would return tomorrow. I think be !aft his heart right hero In &lpreme-. Melga. Mrl, . Hualles, foJJowiDB ber -.w Stevens Gullstan 'Plaza $1tlle' 100% Qlnt filament By Katie Crow not in school, are carl, age 5, and Clair, age a All the children's ' names start with the Letter C. The parents are named Carl and. Harrla Grange will visit Thurman Grenge Sept. 23, and pre-' POMEROY - The Women's sent tile program. No meeting Missionary SO<Jecy of lbe ~­ wUJ bo hold at llarrls .011 Sept soD Run Free Methodist <burch 26. met Tuesday nt.,ht tor their r~ gular meetirw. Solws, prayers am resdi~Ws htghllghted the pr<>- ·s.m Larkin Wlns Friends' Night on Oct. 31 1 Women's Group Meets Tuesday . . Katie's Korner ::::Persona/ Notes ;· • meeting was made possible main- Chapman, Mrs. l.eo Crew, Mrs. Lois Stout and Press Agent, Nora Wickline; JuvenUe Cbai1'111811, Ea- (l..ther. John Larkin. resides on t& Volborn; Yooth Cbalrm... Rl I, Mlcldlej>orl. the armed forces in WUdfl.ecken, Germany. A grandsoo, Charles Weber, his wire, Judy, and their son, Jimmy, or Tuppers Plains visited In the evening. Common Kidney or Bladdl.'r lrrltaUtmt "ITef'l twlct! u many ~~o·nm•n a. , m<'n . oftl'n causing leME-neu nrtd nerll.,ulnell lrom frequent. burning. ltt·hlng urination. S.COnd•rlly, you may lose ti«'P and ht\11.' Headache-a. Bat·k;u-hel and feel older. tired . deJOrl'fi~ed. In IUt'h t"ll5el. CYSTEX UIUall~· brln.:~; n•la .-.;lnlo( I"Oillfort by t"urbl nlt a:erm1 In add urlnl', and l'atlng Jmln . Gf't CYST DC at dnuurllll today. :.;A';;;;;;:;;;:::::::::,,,,.:: promoted to airman nrst elass In tho · u.s. Air Force. Airman Lerkln Ia ·• gradeate of Rutland lllih School, and Ia morrled to Prince, ·'Jilllll8 E<. Olmnilttee, Helen tho former Sondra S. Utile. His The next meetlrw wUl bo at of the cake was taked by Sl.ndra Mas- Those phsent r.r !\'< 41111l"r were Mr. and Mrs.; GU.Y Ha.YDtan. Long Bottomi Mr. and Mrs. Howard Larkins, Pam, Cheryl, and Brent of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. \ Mr. and Mra. Forreat D, Bachtel are vaCBiionlngtllla week atallatlon ·of new olllcero at the at c.,. .Cod. L a 1 1 WMkend Oetober meeting, Mrs. Dora Ilea- . they Mro. Juanita Baebtal ton wiU be the installing olllcer, 1IJ st. Parla for a villi willl Mr. llembero · exchanged houseplant and Mra. George Pallu 8lld chllcuttlnga. dr Mra. Walter Judged tho on. While there the blrthdoJa 110wv • - - - · exhibited of. llevle, II, and Mra. Bach-.~-~-·-tel were ob~ened. II the meeting. Blue ribbons Mr I, nuuo ~·· e ~~ ~ Alb-m w were a - 1IJ Mrs. Healoo ville and Mrs. Laura Soli>ol of. for ber trtaqle arrangement of Collllllllua vialted bore tills week ellryaanlllemwno; Mro. J o h n with Miss Mabel ~aell Terrell 1tir her mC!dern dealin to relurnlng to their homes atusing chryaanlhemuma and lea ter a trip to Florida. 'llltr ..,.. leaves; Mrs. Lewis for an ab- here upeclaiiJ for their-· atraot arrangoment featuring Mra. Georea Fry, w1m hos been honeysuckle Ylne arid a rose, and vialtlng rslatlvea for the pall a table eenterpiece of p 1 u m 18Veral weeks. cockscomb. Mr. and Mrs. llorl>elt Fink Blue rlbbona were also award. and Mra. George Fr,.- Were reed to Mrs. Pratt for an orletUJ cent overnight guoata of Mr. and deslin; Mrs. Rollert 'lbompaon Mra. Howard Ervin and family for an arrangeiDont using drift- ot. near Racine. wood and tlthonla. Mra. Zula Fry of Well CoHefreahmenta ...,.. served by lumbla vial Mra. Pratt ualsted by Mrs. Rlfted FridaJ with Mrs. Lena Wolfe and Mill MalieJ ~lie. sell. !l!e baa been the suell tllla week of her clau8hter. Mrs. Crary Davia, Jr., WUUam and SUsan, of Toledo are weok811d gueata of Mri. Crary Pavia. WUUam will roturn nst week 11:> Ohio State UDiverBif¥. Officers Elected at Harris .Grange Meet the Rutland Church or the Nazarene with 71 preBOIII. 'lbe Laurel Clll! Free Methodist Church was second witll 69 present. The percentage banner was , won by the l'ornero)' Church of tile Nazarene which had a llllllber OOJlal to 133 per cent of. Ita membership at the me«<ng, and the Danville Wesleyan CIKD'ch had a mmber equal to 100 per POMEROY - The 72nd birth- cent of Ita membership. day aMlversary o( Mrs, Fred !luring a business meeting Larkins was observed recently which followed the rally, the Rev. with a family dinner party at the Mr. Grimm was elected al580cla· Loog Bottom home of Mr. am Uon aecretary. HeftllsthevacanMrs. Larkins. cy crested by the roslgnatlm of Fall fiowers (rom the garden Ute Rev. ~. D. Brown who reol Mrs. Guy Hayman and Mrs. Bigned after aceoptlng the pasCharles Weber centered the t;a.. torate of the Lancuter Wesleyble. Numerous cards and gUta an Church. were presented to the honored Tho next rally will bo held by ly due to the efforts or Pome.. rQ)" s 1968-69 P. T. A. The con- -am ... llolplraJIIJ. ; ·l lrt. ·Gaul, member- Mrs. Thelma Cozart, A,pril; and Mrs. Foreman and Mrs. Dailey, Members had a p:rtluck dinMrs. Charles Bissell, Mrs. Wan- ner at noon. rell Ha-rne, Mrs. Victor Bahr, Mra. Charles Flck, Mra. sultant was Barbara Rohrbaugh Jo111 Fld<, Mro. Richard Fld<, and lbe representative, Robert a Mrs. Henry Bahr were ap- Jones. A group of the P. T. A. mothers J!OIB!r' 1IJ the hospllaii\Y comwas 011 hand to assist in mak- - !Dr Ole O<.'lcber meeting. Ing tills J>OISible. The : c-JII!Ida tor ·the 1968-69 principal and wachlng stafCtbenk ICI>oOI ~- - · appointed and ~ Mia. Jolm Rose, Mrs. lbe loUCJW!nB P,T,A, ladles wlm made tills po.oslble: Mrs. RichD.a-el' - - Mra. J. M. ard Ro-..un, Mrl. Jolll Sebo, Gill, Mrl. Gordon Ridenour, llrL Rlohlrd Jlarfon, and Cor- Mrs. Richard Janea, Nrl. Paul lid Rupt, prccram; Mrs. liartid NeMII, lira. Leonard Er- January; Mrs. Johnson, February; Mrs. Carolyn Price, March; The Sunday Tlme..SOntlnel, Sunday, September 22, 1968 'lbe bride, given In morrlaae Mlallkll, with the Rov. Earl CU•by ber fatller, - . . a llibt blue ter, olllclatlng. an:! contim.J.ing thrwgh OcL 6 and Mn. Alva Dailey. Hostess assignments w e r e made and include Mrs. J e a n Schuler, October; Mrs. Diddle, November; Mrs. Ebersbach, De- of. the brldo ~ ·tCI·vb to Donate Flower Material and Mrs. Cbu'lea ~·· ci Raclpe, Route 2. TbeiJrklqnJOIII II 111e D1 of. Mr. and M r a. Jame• Lee, of. Clllloa, W. Vs. ring - · Bell~ Paul - Lee IIthe2 11-m., brldo of. ~. s.p. 8, In the Ajmlolle at the Letart Falls United Methodist Church- Special singing will he featured. Yooth nlgbt will be Goala and objectives for the ICJW!nB tho meeting by Mrs. Fultz prizes being woo by Mrs. Ruth ;rev were dtawssed. Plan1 were and Mrs. Fraser. Ebersbach, Mrs. Opal Diddle, - llfiiSie Mrs. Evelyn Foreman. club secRefreshments were senedtoi- retary. Games were played wftb Mra. Bracllury, treasurer. .i' a lilrwle Fruer, vice president; M r s. ice. Reclpes are to be submlt- a surprise ia,yette shoWer tor 8teve Houddns, secretary; and ted not later than Oct. 15. - ' " ;;:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:':·:<·:'''':''':·:•:•::;.;:;:;:;~;:;:,;::::::; ·'!"'5"- ll....a.,__·, . ,.._.__._ . : . 'r .purfll . - .~ ' AI., ~n! rd N- The sueded COR.fAM pump Soft-as-~-kia pluiii·IIJ8dod Corfam lllllkn this elegant pump as caroaaingly comtorttlble as It Is chic to -•1 A SIIIOOih Corfam oval g o - thll vemp, and _the •leek. tlim heel f'O!'nda out this picture of total femininity. In uppers of 1!.., Grey lilt lied eorftitn<- 14.99 Matching handblg-7.99 ..._,__. . .__..._ roNNiE S....ln MMIMOISEW. 'i " �6 1968 fnmmunity :!Soc1al t £" _ By Charlene \..AJrDer••• Hoeflich : Calendarll POMEROY - It's nice to be remembered anytime, and especially 80 when you're hosphalized. KatOOrn Roush Smith fllce 1 weeks in the hospiml. and a long con,·alesl-enf period with extensive MONDAY TENT 95, Daughters of Union Veterans, ~ at t h e tberopy. D,A,V. hall. BETHEL 62, lntamaUoaal Or- Kaithern, who has suffered from rlleumaloid arthritis since she was 13, enters Mount Carmel liO!i.Pil.ll in Columbus lhlrsdly al'll will uOOergo surger>· Fridl.)· momil\l. Doth or h('r hip joints wW be replaced and lllere w Ul be e~1en sin~ rorr~'th'e wort on both knees. For the past year Kalhl.'rn has waltried oa rrutt'he-s. Her hospitalization period will n~ l'r\1111 si.' fteks to three months and will be followed by months of tht>np) oo an ouq,.tient basis. She has taken a year's IN\'e of abseno.""' trom he!' employment as space setter at North .\merkan :\,iation in Columbus. Meanwhile, her two children, Kerin ar.l l'brlsti, u-e living 1n Middleport with their grarQ:ll.rents, Mr. ani !tlrs. Albel1 Roush.. Kevin entered kindergarten here; Christi is y~r. Kathern's llusband, Clyde, will, or ('()W'5e, be in C"(jumbus wilt! he.r. del' ol Jobs Daughters, 7:30NondQ nlgbt at the MaiOilicTemple, Pomeroy; election for the station d. marshall will be conducted. MEIGS BAND Boosters reg\1- lar meeting. 8 p.m. Monday at Meigs High School cafeteria. LYDIA CUlCLEt Pomeroy United Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m. Monda,y night at the church. TUESDAY RACINE CUB Scout packmeet.i~. s p.m. Tuesday in Racine A "BIG THANKS" COMES FROM Easte-rn High School to the Baptist Church. All interested Pomeroy alii Middleport men"ha~s who pro•tided 13 cunmunit,y boys and their parents urged to attend. concer1 tickets. LADIES AUXIUARY, FeeneyLucy Amsbary Rile-y. \-ocati.oral business 800 oatce education teacher, reports tllal she has a grow\~ list or stu::lents who want BemeU Post 128, American Leto attend the COilC'erts. The tickets were provided by Duttons. Nel- gion. 7:30 p.m at the Middleson's Dr1J8s, the Por.1eroy !\'ationaJ Bank aid Swisher-Lohse Drug. port hall. JUNIOR AUXIUARY or Drew BRUCE LLOYD OF McCONNELS\1LLE, long time resident Webster Post 39, American Leof Middleport, is hospitalized due to a heart attack which he suffer- gion, will meet at 7:30 Tuesday ed a week ago at Carlisle, PL, wlrere he and Helen were vacation- night at the legion hall. New officers will be elected and lniow. In a letter this week to Juanita Bachtel, Helen said that if his stalled. condition continued to improve he would be mo'lled to a Zanesville PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy hospital tWs weekend. Bruce suffered the attack at a motel Mike Chapter 186, O.E.S., will meet his ~en taking care of the store at McConnelsville but will be rea at 7:30 Tuesda.y night at the turning this week to Ohio State Universit,y. home or Mrs. Thelma Dill. ·.·. ... ' .. .. .· .. ~ WEDNESDAY FEENEY-BENNETT Post 128, American Legion, 7:30 p.m. at the boll THURSDAY RIVERVIEW GARPEN Club will meet Thursday, Sepl 26, SEAMAN ROBERT SWANSON, aboard the missile cruiser "Boston" which has been on the firire line in Vietnam waters since April, expects to be home on leave in another six weeks. The "Boston," one of the ships involved in tlle 14-hour all service blitzkrieg in tile soutllern half or tile demilitarized zone last weekend, moves out a week fran tomorrow. rt wtll take almost a month to get back into the Boston port and then Robert looks forward to a trip home. MEANTIME, MARINE SGT. WALTER MURRAY HARRIS is beck from 13 months in VIetnam. He was with the 27th Marine unit which arrived Wedne~ and paraded through the streets of San Diego. His wife, Beth. and two-year..old son, Walt, were there to meet him. Since Walter wlll be staUoned at Camp Petxlleton, they arc now in the process of locating II ving quarters there and getting their furniture out or storage.. Alter getting settled, they wiU probably be here Cor a visit with his parelt.s, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Searles. The dly before Walter left Vietnam, he visited Navyman Alan Wallace, who Is a hospitalman at the DeNang llospital. Alan, due · home just before Chrlstma.s, is now In Formosa on a ftv~ day rest aM ree\4)8ration leave, and surprised his tamlly with a telephone call from there. An:l (pl Larry Pettit of the U.S. Ann,y, back only a few weeks tram a year ln Vletlllm, looks (onvard to Thursday- (or him it's dlscharp day, ' ' .' Dem~~~1~tiq~~~v.~ I ! ~RT .! Mrfl. Uon m the altar waa given by M r s. .' .. m · ·:· ' County- Wide Events Are Planned Winter PORTLAND - Two county wide events being arranged through the Meigs County Extension Service for homemakers were dtacussed dw'ing Thursday's meeting of the I'Wtland Homemakers Club held at t h e home or Mrs. Jean Sayre. Mrs. Smith, lmmedlste p a s t n~~~.j -. 1J thp , 'n1 , .. trijlplng,"'aeaslon ,to l>e .«lll!!nuod djJrlng tho winter I1IDIIths was planned with delegates being appointed to represent the club. A trip to Columbus with Charles Bradbury during Thun- president, and her family have a tour moved to POint Pleasant. Partlclpatlon In the annual Chr:latrnas bazaar to bo bold oo Dec. 5 was planned, and t h e members discussed their part In parsonage carpeUng expense • Sheets were distributed lor aiq>. recipes to be Included In the New olllcers presiding at the cookbook which wUI be compilmeetln& were Mrs. Bernard ed and publlshad by tho Wom- Village being SJ)OilSOred throu8ll day nlgtrt'o meeting or the Eleamr Circle of Heath Mothodlat Church. Following Mrs. BraciJury' a demonatratloo and pointers oo making -acUve Dora! piece&, members participated In a wurk- :·: .;. at 7:30 p.m. at the home o( Mrs. Gene Wilson, with Mrs. Carl Buckley as co-hostess. New officers are to be installed. : Ademon.ib-a: · rDade for honoring e e uran&lnl' Dowers lo.r &nith at the October meeting. Fultz, pretident; Mrs. E r n I e en's Society of Christian Serv- ot: Lazarus and German the Extension Service was aleo discussed. :rt was decided during t h e meeting presided over by 9drley Johnson, president, to or- der material (rom the 0 h I o State Bar AssoclaUon for a cootinuation ot a study program started last spring. A feature or the meeting was gge sYRACIJSE - In ~·· PTA Plans Carnival CHESTER- A Halloweencar- alval wu pllllled for Oct. 26 lllllle Chester Elementary School the Chester P.T.A, mot rec~ at the school . Mrs. Mary K. Rose, president. lllllloiDted Mn. Billy Windon, dlllrmon, Mra. Charles GoegIIID, Mra. Jolm Ch""".Y, Mrs. Ran7 Brown, and Jotm Guinther tD the pl•mJnr committee for the coml•al. During tile meellng the banquet to be sened to the Meigs Coun- t¥ Farm Bureau sometime hl OctDber was diswsaed. Mrs. Kathryn BalDII Gerald Hupe, prfndpal, and he then preIOIIIecl the teaching stall of the C.Jter school. Parents were -•eel al8o lntnxluced. Room count was taken with llr. Hupe's o1gJ;th gr- receivIng tho reeding circle b o o k. lira. JMn Sexson who opened lle meeting with the P.T.A,prayor and tho pledge to the nag, Jed in a di.sc:usalc:m on crea.tln,g more lllterest In the P.T .A. M:ra. Paul Hawk, Mrs. Dar- cember; Mrs. Marjorie Roush, az.ine; Mrs. Billy Windon, p.~b Ucity; Mrs. Demaree Sexson, parliamentariM and historian; Mrs. Roger EwJe, legislation; Mrs. Roy Holter, Mrs. llobart Newell, Mrs. Harry Lodwick. 111--' 1111'1. Vlrlll Windon, maa- May. da Larkins, ways and meansi PACK TO MEET Mrs. Robert Wood, Founder's MIDDLEPORT - Cub Scout Day; Roger Keller, Emerson POoler, Richard Gaul, J a m e s Pack 244 will meetMorday, Sept. Ridenour, and WlUlam Pooler, 23 at 1 p.m. at Ule Presbyterian Cllurch. Boys wlloare eight yean Jr., repair. old or who have entered the third grade are invited along Teochers Meet To Plan Work POMEROY - Thursday, September 19, the Pomeroy elementary school teachers met with a sales representative and a consultant or the Uppencott Company to plan the work in the reacting progra(ll Cor grades one through three at the srhool. The with their parents to attend thh reorganization meeti~ Kenneth Scites is Cubmaster. COMMISSION TO MEET MIDDLEPORT- Commissioo on Education of Heath Metho:!lst Church will meet at 7 p.m. SU. day nigflL All commission mem· bcrs ard teachers are asked to attend the meeting. ,·! are Mr. POMEROY - Some Dower arl"&lql!ng materlala for a garden club booth at the Athet11 State llotpital country fair on Od. 229 Attend Rally Of 8 Churches 10 will be dooated by tile WindIna Trail Garden Club, Meeting W-aday nilht' Ill tile home of Mra. Cbarles Hitlie with Mra. Allard Pratt u the hhtess, elub members were ldrised In a Jetter from a rep.. r<taentatlve of tho Atheni Count' IIIU'den clubs of. the need !Dr !lower 8l'J'Inging materlalalu bo Uled In the therapy project, Mrs, Robert 'Lewt1, vice prNident, ""'*cted the meetIna·. which opened with devOUons from tile UPJ)Or Room by Mra. .Pratt. Members reaponded to roll call wltb eilryaanthemwna from their gardena and the protram by Mrs. J:.otUe SpenCer InclUded .. article, "All AboUt Cut Flowers" by JolmB.-w. Plana ...,.. made for the In- MDJPLEPORT - u a be&Jnnlng tbat enjlaneoa bealthy lll'OWth In grace. The Meigs COu!Jflllollnoss rally bold Tues- a In C<lllclualon, the ~eave night at the Mlddl_.t Church oC tbe Nazar.te waa attended by 229 - l e from eigiJt area churches. The Rev. Uoyd Grimm, .POltor of the Rutland Cllllrcb of the Nazarene, was tbe featured speaker on "SanctUleatlm,. n descrlbing it as, uan lnetantaneday 12 stepa by which the Ouiauan should oxamJno hlmaelf to ascertain hls own ezperlEIIteand determlne whether he ls "growing ln grace." !t>tclaJ muale wu _provided by RqDIOIId Walburn of the PllmVoy Chureh ol the Nazarene, the Rev. Morrla Wolfe of. tho Ra- ous experience, but one thet dea ltu1hor lll'OWth In grace." He po1nted out that the experience of sanc:tlllcatlon Ia not to he thought or aa the 11na1 end ot. all sjlirltual attainment, but clne Church of the Nazarene, and a choir eomposed of 20 -1• !rom the clllrchos mands repre!lellled. The attendanee banner WBI WOII 72nd Birthday Observed at Dinner Party at the Rutland Church Nazarene on Oct. 29. guest, and pictures were taken during the afllir. The blrtl1clay GALLIPOLIS - EltcUoo of o!ftcers wu heJd at the recent Harrla Grange meetlriiJ'Ibe following omcora w I I I aerve the grange tor 196&.69, lfaater, llurst; Aver~, Paul Demey Jr.l Leeturer, tiara Ellen Peoney; Stewart, ~ vld Wlcl!llno; Aaalallllt Steward, J)onny Hively; Cbaplfn, Marie MeCulty; Treasurer, Harland Volborn; Secretary, Edith Cor- . Den~ Gate Keeper, Joe Dulst; Ka- Ceres, Masel Hatcher; Pomona, Marl~ Hively; F1ora, N o r • .\salstant Stewart, SuAD Diabey; Executlve CUnm., a.rtes -Knott.; Trustee, Joe llurot; ReUef Comm., Maoel Hatcher, Etbelllewltt,Edl1h Cornell; - . ; Lady sar. Absent from the family grcq> was Mr. ar¥1 Mrs. Larkins' son, Raymom, who Is staUoned with Jo1m WWiam Blaottnor, Mrs. sam.~ E. McKlntte7, Mrs. 'Tom Clelland, Mra. CW... llawI0¥1111i Mrs. Jolll Kine. / Knotts. . •rtt~• ~ Service Promotion WRIGHTSTOWN, N.J.- samuel L. Larkin, 8011 of Mra. Mary Larldn of Malta, Ohio, haa been ' ,·carpal upp-nnost Paul Hauber, Debbie, Doug, Denam Scott of Long Bottomi Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Weber, Keith and Vida, ~rs Plains, and the honored guest •IKI her ise, value costs less :than before. uJ . : i_n husband. SERVICES BEGIN POMEROY - Revival aervices wUJ be conducted by the Rev. Charles Norris beginning tonight : · We oHer these law, law prices made possible by Stevens Gulislln. Saturday. The public is btvlted to attend the senices which wtlJ be held each evelllng at 7:30. Beatrice May, preslclenl, conducted the business meeting and those anaweriug the roll call were Rose Patterson, June Dewhurst. Audrey Patterson. Bea Dugan, Lealie ~aell; Rosalee Wise, Leona Wise, Doma Fry, Ada Keesee, C&rrle Moore, S... trice May and ooe gues~ Martha tober 15, at 7:30p.m. N,~n.501" pile .BUEH LIPSTICK andBUEHING NAIL COLOR POMEROY - The Letart Falls United Methodiat {burch will serve lunch at Ruby Dalley's sale on Route 338, Letart Falls, Wednesday beginning at 10:30 LID. ...tlu•jirHt lip bluillter in d t~ltr Hhinin.gset•-tlmm{Jh r~Jior LODGE TO MEET The starr and omcers or Meigs Ph)'thtan Sisters will hold tbelr regular meetl!W Monday,, September 23, at tile home or Mrs. ...tlrefim nail"f(lio,· ;, Phillip Meillhart. Mra. Paul Zir- . kle wUl be asslstin& hostess. clettr-ffli•("I"I/Hffll ll((t bhuJ1 fi11f11 WOMEN OREN "Dui'Onl CtrUfttttlon Mlrl Stevens GulisiJn 'Double Date' corpet of cont. it11111tnt Rysur· llllfte·- · colotlulondallft. IO~iOI" pile: munJ.Ievel loop "IIUPellt Certlflt~Uon1 Mwlt Stevens Gulis!Jn 'a.,.he S!JI(il' AinNIII(~ slll-1. Ho..U~n· Dlt· jin Pllf fibe'l'$ art pntticallr non· ibsorbent. Colorful hntd miiturn. -t.M. Of ""!'ltl, Inc, '~'. RECENTLY I WROTE ABOUT MR. JOHN SAUVAGE catching a 14 lb. Coho SOimon In Mlehlpn. Well, oo his 88th blrthclaJ', be !bed dlnnet (lou auessed It, be c:ool!ed tho llohl tor his very close trlem, Wtlter VaUj!loan and Mra. Vauah&n's son, Richard, am grandson Marti& Not only did he Prepare a full course meal but also baked an ljlple pie. The VaUj!loana and Mr. Sauvage spent the evening r&living old times. Walter Vaughan waS best man at Mr. Sauvage's wedd- He woUld have been married 57 years the same week or hla birthday. oc- Annual Banquet Set MIDDLEPORT - The llllllllal banquet of the Homebulldera Cia., of tho Middleport Church of. Chr:lat was plamed for Oct. 15 at 6:30 p.m. ....., the Tueadey n1gJt at the clllrch~ to lor tile IV1D ...,.. Mrs. Kenneth McEIJdme.y, Mra. Wendall GerJacb, Mrs. ,Dide Talbert, and Mrs. RauUln Moyer, decoratlngi Franklin Triplett, president, baa called a meeting of the olflcera for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday II hil Fslrlane Prlve home at whicb Ume names Cor new officers w1ll be COI18ldered. The meeting opened witll prqer by tile prea~Mm, and the Hov. Haullln MDyer, pallor, preaentMrs. Denver IUc:e, Mrs. Nor- ed cJovutlons 011 a )>C>OIIc verman Yeauger, .,o1 Mrs. Edward alon of Aeta 2. Evans, program; and Mra. llorRefreshments were sened othy Baker and Mrs. Franklin <\Iring a ooncludlag social hour Triplett, dd<et. by Mro. Poroti!Y Roach, Mrs. New olflcers wiD be eleeted Dan White, Mrs. Triplett, and at tho meeting followllig t h • Mra. Philip BalltQ'. coounl-• POMEROY - The Twin Cllf ~s were hosta tor the an..w Ylslt of Thea Court No. 5, Oriental !l!rlne, Colwnbos, witlla dJmor at the Marlin ReBiaurant on Thuradl,y ' · wltb Mro. Mary Kautz, president, presiding. Mrs. Kautz presented a cheek 11J the 111gb Prlelleas J Huahes for the Burns ID&tltute, . .,r "' , . '-. ~-:~ FAMILY THE SHOEBOX Where ShMa.Are Senalbly Prlcecl MIDDLEPORT. 0. ••A ~ . f ' ...,....·. ...... ' _____...c&e SAVE UP TO 24% ON support stockings Ret. $5.95 It's magic SHARON HOLTER Miss Holter in ... you support your pocket book Nurse Studies LONG BOTTOM - !l!anJa K. Holter, daughter of Mr. andMra. Arvllllolter, Long Bollom, craduated SUnday, Sept 8, !rom the Marlatte Area Tecllllcal Scbool ct PracUcal Nurolo&. Mila Holter • Is II West VIrginia UniverBicy, Parkerl!btJrs Brancb, BIIIIIYIng towanJ the aa&oclsle delree In nuralng. !Ito Ia a 1967 craduate of. Eastern 111gb School, and was a C811<1Jatrlper It Veterana - . I li>SIJIW lor t wo while you $upport your legs when you toke advantage of Cameo'$ impressive fajl Sole. As mucl-i as 2"% off on bliss- ··99. 5' ' lq. jll. Dress sheer' seamless •• , Clmeo •-s 1..-r sheer am aturoJy ·~ The date Ia Sept_ 19 lhrousb Sept_ 28. so come on pw your poclrot Ule dozens. 1 break, bur tbeln • 'i by .. Variation theme ... Kay Rogers Society Makes Name Change 1Jean Pavia. · Site ''' years. the tables. J-. ~ welcomtd • -~Q.- ' fully comfortable support stockings. Relative• attending the oommat.,.IIICD· lneluded· Mr. IDd AniJco Roller and "Gordon; Mr, and Mrs. EIBCXI Spencer, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Worl01 Pavil, Mr. Mrs. !l!lriO¥ ~res and Mrs. and Mrs. Jamea PUllen, Dater; Ruth Sldober pl81111ad the menu: Mr. and Mrs. William r Mrs. Mary Bud< and Mlsa !l!lr- and Geaevleve Valentfne of. Co1111' Beegle registered theguella, lumbus. and Mro. Gertrude Mitchell, ..._ rotary, and Mra. BariJora llupn, Mra. Cora Beegle, and M r a. Jean Moore, obtained tavora Cor Others - . , but not IIHIICIDcllllaU, aJons w1t11 s cor- Iicmed above from 'lbee Court, for Lat17 1Qb tnm Collllllllus, were Mrs. Mlrthe the Twin Cll;y ~.. Mra. !l!n1)'er, Mra. llushea, MariJ,)n ~rea, vice proaldem, Mra. Waada llaiJ, Mrs. Rhoda also preBented a pia from the · J_ Hale, Mrs. ViriJnla !l!aw, LacJy Huche•. Mrs. l!ellf Oyler, Mra. Vera AgLacJy ilu8hea and LaAiy ler, Mrs. Allee James, Athens, Lee Klme.r ,.Pained tD I he llro. Theda Clark, LaJlcaster, how their donallona and Mra. Jo S&wyera, Conal Winchessewlns have hol)led" the burned ter. lfD tile BurDa lrllrfilute, Other Twin Clf¥ ~s not CID~. Mrs. Mar7 Erllklne, ma1tlcrted above ettendfng were Mra. Poma Gnbam, and Mra. Mro. Joa 1 - , Mra. 1'1\yWa Charlotte Cox, of. t h e - !l!rlne Knlt!blilll. Mro. Mary Baldw!JI, Club, Allleao, apiaJned how tile Mra. Leopila w..,..., Mra. Marlillrmoites could partldjlste a- prot Wlneb...,er, Mrs- Marie lOin In the ..stem Ohio - · · Mra. Beulah Ewing, Meatal Baaltll CDer Couniey lin. ·MarJ ll181>es, and M r 1. Fair In Oo!Dbor and Operatlm Mary Gnleser. Santa Claua In lleeember. .. _ prooidoltt, fr banquet, and preaentotncers wUl preaont tho aisle for 1968-69. t... caner .... ~ o2Q At- MRS. FRANCIS '.'TIL" WEBB Is doing line following major surpry. Knowing Til, sbe will bounce rigbt back and be her old selt w,. I Omeo 1111 I don't mean food. Three or their Dve children ue ln the aecorll year of their respective schoola. carla Ia a aec:ond year student at Ohio State; Caty in his second year at Soutllern High, a~ Clrolls second grader In the elementary building. The otller two children, ' " mm.... prasentad, "JUJ>. ... Hlllinn.YI." dlplctlar mlsalooary bolt mlnlatry In Bra. ~~their 10. ,, lr ·m rcaa LCmb- ratnllunut.a w e r e of. 1ht alarp CI'OIIIII aerftlj by t1oo -•sea, L<lulse llolmla, Peoria Edwarcla, ~­ opanad wi!Jl Huol llaiJey, b.Ymu, ae- Tile -- ma""" wiD be a eov· pluo Ill' Mrs. o trod dlob .._.,.In the teu.... ' ahlp . . _ of..!he clllreh: Nail Color $1.110 wldta - - dtcot-U. to the !l!rlne, l'aiiJine Aikins, MriiY bigJI prlesteu, and .wat- of. ' fable. -cllall - -I• n.- IT'S "SECONPS" FOR MR. ANP MRS. CARL MORRIS, Racine, ' .:._ The Ladljoa . G.ALLIPOLIS MiiiiOIIIl'll Felloonhlp, - b the Ko;r Roprl Milal-.,o ~. or The Flral ~~ HA ~E BLADDEIIIRITATIOII II cldl- yarns, Up-sheared- to form s 110st pleasinl paHefJI. 0Utsttndin1 vaiUI. TO SERVE WNCH Ell- LibC&ICid . . . Jtlll ........ ... Allan llutllea fll Mar711iort.e; lnd flaoltQ' Sr k'l ~ Llllf.. atte !l!rlnt. A wolcome- rlf• "' 1IJ Martha Noal of. 14 3 S1trlne, • It the m " a A potluek _..,. at the CIOildUIIan of tbe ..,.. An arr 1 real of. Nil 111111 ..... zianiaa by Nil ~ 111 Clan. gnm. Mrs. IJoyd Dugan's home, POMEROY - PJaaa for a and rove a "IIOI'd of. welcome notfrlendl' n11tt 11hernnce and Ina their awoln- as auand supreme pard, POMEJ\OY - WUbur J-. POmel'O.Y, a y - receptlooi - . . Mro. IW7 premo noopod.l•eiJ'. lluihte. dl'!lricl daput;J, ...... 83 r-s. re1olilll · - or his recent trip to AlaPUt wortlly bigJI priesteases lloma, ' aald be loft l'nm Collllllllus by Jet oohla Drat 11111111 al FridaJ nilht'a meetlntrodueed were Bernice Wlao, ride. He thlnka there Ia DOihJng Ulre llyllll am Ing or_, Mary 'irl, White ready to 110 aaaJn. He vialted hlo son Carl and !l!rlnt fll JOI'IIUI... bold II l.olr, Barbara llupn, Edltll 81talnpJDar, Naomi BrinkI'Jmlly-, Dur1111, hlo three weeks In Alabame, he had tile 100F boll. some very delicious watermelon. · WhaV1 10 differ.. Tile ~-- was llllOIUI- er, m:J Nellie Trac;y ol M. a r y oat oatiJW waterm•Jon In Alabama or eating H ced for Oct. 11 at the l'lmlo- 91rlno, and WWa Saundera of 't here? None. except the Inside ot the Al•tema melon 1'0)' hall wltll all !l!rlne mom- Lala,yette !luine. ¥ Ia yeljoor. The outalde of the molooloolred the ..me bora In the dlltrlct being Jnvlt. Putwatchmono1BIIo!1ilord.l KATIE u oura. I bollnp llr. Logan 1Jould loow tomorrow ad to partldJiote In the tor another plano ride, ao It was l real tllrW. . Jlrllll, Mrs. Ilorolh1 steger or theLeZEB HOW ARil of llotnrl~ catled bore b.Y the death of hlo moth- fqoUe Sluine, Gallipolis, thodiler, stowed ln the ornce on h11 way hCIII'Ie. He has a lot of good lrld cbalrmaa fll materlaloi>Jecth!IW• to aay about Melp c__ Ho sold tbat be tas been a Jot or tlves, made hor olllclal visll to places the last 22 yeoro, but be hao oever found people Uko lbere the !l!rlne. 1118 pve 1 report are here: "they are tbe greateR." It lt were humanly possible he of. malel'lal obleetlvea from the would return tomorrow. I think be !aft his heart right hero In &lpreme-. Melga. Mrl, . Hualles, foJJowiDB ber -.w Stevens Gullstan 'Plaza $1tlle' 100% Qlnt filament By Katie Crow not in school, are carl, age 5, and Clair, age a All the children's ' names start with the Letter C. The parents are named Carl and. Harrla Grange will visit Thurman Grenge Sept. 23, and pre-' POMEROY - The Women's sent tile program. No meeting Missionary SO<Jecy of lbe ~­ wUJ bo hold at llarrls .011 Sept soD Run Free Methodist <burch 26. met Tuesday nt.,ht tor their r~ gular meetirw. Solws, prayers am resdi~Ws htghllghted the pr<>- ·s.m Larkin Wlns Friends' Night on Oct. 31 1 Women's Group Meets Tuesday . . Katie's Korner ::::Persona/ Notes ;· • meeting was made possible main- Chapman, Mrs. l.eo Crew, Mrs. Lois Stout and Press Agent, Nora Wickline; JuvenUe Cbai1'111811, Ea- (l..ther. John Larkin. resides on t& Volborn; Yooth Cbalrm... Rl I, Mlcldlej>orl. the armed forces in WUdfl.ecken, Germany. A grandsoo, Charles Weber, his wire, Judy, and their son, Jimmy, or Tuppers Plains visited In the evening. Common Kidney or Bladdl.'r lrrltaUtmt "ITef'l twlct! u many ~~o·nm•n a. , m<'n . oftl'n causing leME-neu nrtd nerll.,ulnell lrom frequent. burning. ltt·hlng urination. S.COnd•rlly, you may lose ti«'P and ht\11.' Headache-a. Bat·k;u-hel and feel older. tired . deJOrl'fi~ed. In IUt'h t"ll5el. CYSTEX UIUall~· brln.:~; n•la .-.;lnlo( I"Oillfort by t"urbl nlt a:erm1 In add urlnl', and l'atlng Jmln . Gf't CYST DC at dnuurllll today. :.;A';;;;;;:;;;:::::::::,,,,.:: promoted to airman nrst elass In tho · u.s. Air Force. Airman Lerkln Ia ·• gradeate of Rutland lllih School, and Ia morrled to Prince, ·'Jilllll8 E<. Olmnilttee, Helen tho former Sondra S. Utile. His The next meetlrw wUl bo at of the cake was taked by Sl.ndra Mas- Those phsent r.r !\'< 41111l"r were Mr. and Mrs.; GU.Y Ha.YDtan. Long Bottomi Mr. and Mrs. Howard Larkins, Pam, Cheryl, and Brent of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. \ Mr. and Mra. Forreat D, Bachtel are vaCBiionlngtllla week atallatlon ·of new olllcero at the at c.,. .Cod. L a 1 1 WMkend Oetober meeting, Mrs. Dora Ilea- . they Mro. Juanita Baebtal ton wiU be the installing olllcer, 1IJ st. Parla for a villi willl Mr. llembero · exchanged houseplant and Mra. George Pallu 8lld chllcuttlnga. dr Mra. Walter Judged tho on. While there the blrthdoJa 110wv • - - - · exhibited of. llevle, II, and Mra. Bach-.~-~-·-tel were ob~ened. II the meeting. Blue ribbons Mr I, nuuo ~·· e ~~ ~ Alb-m w were a - 1IJ Mrs. Healoo ville and Mrs. Laura Soli>ol of. for ber trtaqle arrangement of Collllllllua vialted bore tills week ellryaanlllemwno; Mro. J o h n with Miss Mabel ~aell Terrell 1tir her mC!dern dealin to relurnlng to their homes atusing chryaanlhemuma and lea ter a trip to Florida. 'llltr ..,.. leaves; Mrs. Lewis for an ab- here upeclaiiJ for their-· atraot arrangoment featuring Mra. Georea Fry, w1m hos been honeysuckle Ylne arid a rose, and vialtlng rslatlvea for the pall a table eenterpiece of p 1 u m 18Veral weeks. cockscomb. Mr. and Mrs. llorl>elt Fink Blue rlbbona were also award. and Mra. George Fr,.- Were reed to Mrs. Pratt for an orletUJ cent overnight guoata of Mr. and deslin; Mrs. Rollert 'lbompaon Mra. Howard Ervin and family for an arrangeiDont using drift- ot. near Racine. wood and tlthonla. Mra. Zula Fry of Well CoHefreahmenta ...,.. served by lumbla vial Mra. Pratt ualsted by Mrs. Rlfted FridaJ with Mrs. Lena Wolfe and Mill MalieJ ~lie. sell. !l!e baa been the suell tllla week of her clau8hter. Mrs. Crary Davia, Jr., WUUam and SUsan, of Toledo are weok811d gueata of Mri. Crary Pavia. WUUam will roturn nst week 11:> Ohio State UDiverBif¥. Officers Elected at Harris .Grange Meet the Rutland Church or the Nazarene with 71 preBOIII. 'lbe Laurel Clll! Free Methodist Church was second witll 69 present. The percentage banner was , won by the l'ornero)' Church of tile Nazarene which had a llllllber OOJlal to 133 per cent of. Ita membership at the me«<ng, and the Danville Wesleyan CIKD'ch had a mmber equal to 100 per POMEROY - The 72nd birth- cent of Ita membership. day aMlversary o( Mrs, Fred !luring a business meeting Larkins was observed recently which followed the rally, the Rev. with a family dinner party at the Mr. Grimm was elected al580cla· Loog Bottom home of Mr. am Uon aecretary. HeftllsthevacanMrs. Larkins. cy crested by the roslgnatlm of Fall fiowers (rom the garden Ute Rev. ~. D. Brown who reol Mrs. Guy Hayman and Mrs. Bigned after aceoptlng the pasCharles Weber centered the t;a.. torate of the Lancuter Wesleyble. Numerous cards and gUta an Church. were presented to the honored Tho next rally will bo held by ly due to the efforts or Pome.. rQ)" s 1968-69 P. T. A. The con- -am ... llolplraJIIJ. ; ·l lrt. ·Gaul, member- Mrs. Thelma Cozart, A,pril; and Mrs. Foreman and Mrs. Dailey, Members had a p:rtluck dinMrs. Charles Bissell, Mrs. Wan- ner at noon. rell Ha-rne, Mrs. Victor Bahr, Mra. Charles Flck, Mra. sultant was Barbara Rohrbaugh Jo111 Fld<, Mro. Richard Fld<, and lbe representative, Robert a Mrs. Henry Bahr were ap- Jones. A group of the P. T. A. mothers J!OIB!r' 1IJ the hospllaii\Y comwas 011 hand to assist in mak- - !Dr Ole O<.'lcber meeting. Ing tills J>OISible. The : c-JII!Ida tor ·the 1968-69 principal and wachlng stafCtbenk ICI>oOI ~- - · appointed and ~ Mia. Jolm Rose, Mrs. lbe loUCJW!nB P,T,A, ladles wlm made tills po.oslble: Mrs. RichD.a-el' - - Mra. J. M. ard Ro-..un, Mrl. Jolll Sebo, Gill, Mrl. Gordon Ridenour, llrL Rlohlrd Jlarfon, and Cor- Mrs. Richard Janea, Nrl. Paul lid Rupt, prccram; Mrs. liartid NeMII, lira. Leonard Er- January; Mrs. Johnson, February; Mrs. Carolyn Price, March; The Sunday Tlme..SOntlnel, Sunday, September 22, 1968 'lbe bride, given In morrlaae Mlallkll, with the Rov. Earl CU•by ber fatller, - . . a llibt blue ter, olllclatlng. an:! contim.J.ing thrwgh OcL 6 and Mn. Alva Dailey. Hostess assignments w e r e made and include Mrs. J e a n Schuler, October; Mrs. Diddle, November; Mrs. Ebersbach, De- of. the brldo ~ ·tCI·vb to Donate Flower Material and Mrs. Cbu'lea ~·· ci Raclpe, Route 2. TbeiJrklqnJOIII II 111e D1 of. Mr. and M r a. Jame• Lee, of. Clllloa, W. Vs. ring - · Bell~ Paul - Lee IIthe2 11-m., brldo of. ~. s.p. 8, In the Ajmlolle at the Letart Falls United Methodist Church- Special singing will he featured. Yooth nlgbt will be Goala and objectives for the ICJW!nB tho meeting by Mrs. Fultz prizes being woo by Mrs. Ruth ;rev were dtawssed. Plan1 were and Mrs. Fraser. Ebersbach, Mrs. Opal Diddle, - llfiiSie Mrs. Evelyn Foreman. club secRefreshments were senedtoi- retary. Games were played wftb Mra. Bracllury, treasurer. .i' a lilrwle Fruer, vice president; M r s. ice. Reclpes are to be submlt- a surprise ia,yette shoWer tor 8teve Houddns, secretary; and ted not later than Oct. 15. - ' " ;;:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:':·:<·:'''':''':·:•:•::;.;:;:;:;~;:;:,;::::::; ·'!"'5"- ll....a.,__·, . ,.._.__._ . : . 'r .purfll . - .~ ' AI., ~n! rd N- The sueded COR.fAM pump Soft-as-~-kia pluiii·IIJ8dod Corfam lllllkn this elegant pump as caroaaingly comtorttlble as It Is chic to -•1 A SIIIOOih Corfam oval g o - thll vemp, and _the •leek. tlim heel f'O!'nda out this picture of total femininity. In uppers of 1!.., Grey lilt lied eorftitn<- 14.99 Matching handblg-7.99 ..._,__. . .__..._ roNNiE S....ln MMIMOISEW. 'i " �. I Mrs. Rupe is Hostess For Kyger WSCS Just Between ' I" along Broadway By Pat Houtk c....,. •" " JIY·' ACK Oilili'Ull · Ing. I feel much richer this week than lalt. [have met so many lntereotlng new -le. rey plans aro ID Introduce them.to you during the next several months. rm guJng ID otart with Mra. RCO!ald R. (Merlalno) Calhoun, wUo of the new attorney Ill town, and Candida Palmer, wUe of Dr. Vall Palmer Jr., o!tlle Rio ~11 · - ·> DAWN, GOD'S HARBINGER OF a new day, breaks In the Eastern sky. The lnl<y blackness of night turns ,..wally to a lOti gray. Then the heavens, tinted by the rays of the JmriJdble sun, film to pink, and alowi.Y to a dellcate apricot. - . we 101 the IW1 In all his wondlrtu.l glory shining Jn the ceJestial blue sky, Wisps or Udn wbfte smoke lazily curl rrom the chllnne1s or tho !Mmhouloa. The cattle alowiJo wond their way ID tile lead lot. The !armor, !ollnwod by hlo !llllhM dog, walks ponalvel,y to hll chores. There io tho 111m of caro oo the road and the clang a..1 bang c1 trucka. One hears the laughter and chatter of chlldren'll ·.< voices. The QUiolnelo o! dawn Ia oha-ed and DliD takea over the -day. A CERTAIN SLENDER FELLOW I KNOW, to keep hlo "II 10U doa'l watch it nobod.Y elH wiD," ll&ura. Any dieter who tunul dowD three desMrta. deaerv•s a pat oo the back. He had lllopiciCO!a thai 1011100111 wu IIQ!Ing tho wallreoa on ID brlnJ 1118 atra dlsaerta but hi wcu1cm•t mendon names. WHAT IS THE ONE TiliNG women aay thay are guJng to do lholr chlldnn ere all In achool? stralihtal up their reelpea - thal'a whaL But do they over got It dono? Aak one and - It's IOIII8Iblng "" all Willi ID do, but little lobi Uka trontna• ....m.. ole. got In the way 0( the belt plarul. SADDEST DAYS In a *ONElollOFchildTHEleaves home or llnlshol waahfnl, CLUB PRESIDENT GREETS NEW MEMBERS - Mrs. H'"'ard ~es, president ot the Valley Club greets new residentl ot 1he community. Lett to right, Mrs. Jim Beverly, Mrs. Maurice Alvanaon. Mrs. Dick Ray and Mrs. WWiam GWespie. Four New Neighbors Join Club GALLIPOLIS - Four new neighbors were weleome<J into the Fairview Spring Valley Club Mrs. Wilson F. Soltman Jr., was the guest ot honor at a bridge luncheon held at OScar's Crest Room on Saturday prior to her wedding. Guests, high school friends GALLIPOLIS - life must he acbool. Thll io the lime District Library Announces Program CITY MANAGER KEN MORGAN did a nice thin&: tor tho outor-. JUOIIII 1D tho Emblom Cloo coovoatlon. Eacb &IIIIIIWU ....a card ID which a b1ar* key wu -.bed. Tbtl card nlc:omtd them to C•IUpolla and ask.S than baek. 11 tbco' sot a puldnJ '!ckol while hero, they were tG ptt the card and the lrotll 1D tile ticket In ,tho ~..,. and 1!10 ~ ""'¥ ~~ GALLIPOLIS - The Gallll County District Library lall, oviJ>. tor and sprlngprogram will begin October 5, arxl end ~ril 6. Pr~ school aiDry hoor wUI be held ., .~~..,_ . _...J •• ("' .'. -,." • I! & ~ r IT!'fJ to,J} .30-fYift ; 1o.;. !9 , 1 tiow'a thot tor maldnJ the 1!1101111 foal welcome! • · First JI'Odes ani hi g h e r grades, 1 to 2 p.m. All classes wUI be held on saturdays. JOAN SCIIIolliiT LOOKm SO 1'RETTY tile day at NewSarah Stoney, auisted by two OOOIOrl, like a Utile llrl horoall, lnataad Cll a - . or HV· Girl Scouts, will he In charge ot oral chlldreo. llllr abort )llxle helr<ut lo cu1o and tho twch Cll lllt* In urrlnp and Oowor pin ......, jual-right eccomte lor tile the program. af.. • . , :, hrllbt blue oull. llavlna a big, --her. w b... L..g, job with tile coiiUIUOIIt;y concert Dlllt I WANI' TO THANK MARY PERSINGER, lll'llcldtoard opera. lor a1 Holzer Jloopltal, did a !avor tor me IIIIa week. Without bar aoalstaoce I miJhl oot have tile Mart;y WallliiDry primlld alHWbare In Ibis laaue. 'l,'HE AMERICAN RED CROSS VOLUNTEEIIS ldd oomo help wltb tho Dltt;y Bq project tor eent........ The bop havo to be by Oct. 15. They are ID he mode or dark rlld or groan den. 1m CJI tile llrla can lind II). ThOY will he lllnchea wtde an1 ~ Inches deep, and wlU be llllod with per-.1 ttanta ouch u a haD point pen, amaU !lashi.IJ!R. aoap naU We and other amaU "'* u.u.. vol-• .- . The 75 or tlleae by mld.octoow. If you wuuld Ukl to Mlp, call Mrl. Charlea hver, 446-3760 or Mrl. Bruee McDonald,f~6. HAVE YOU SEEN THE PRETTY dahllu at 709 Third? SUNDAY GALUA COUNTY t'B Radio !lc. will have a picnic at Lake Jackson. Bring table service. GALLIA COUNTY Riding Club ile., will meetathorneoCChar~ lea ud Opal Barcus, Teens lhm Road, 11:30 a.m. ror a trail ride. Everybocty welcome. llrlni 1 ooddlellag lunch. MONDAY CUB SCOUTS, Pack 203, nrst pack meed,. 7:30 p.m. at Grace U n J t e d Methodist Church. PEMBROKE CLUB wIll meet at Rlvertto.t 1"0001 at Oscar's tor dlmer meeting, 6 p.m. T1JESDAY ANN JUDSON Bible Class, 7:30 p.m. at the cllurch. GALUA NEilHBORHOOD Girl . ~ MOellac !rom 10 UDtll 2 at tile f>relllyterloo Cburcb. llrlc a ..., l111ch. l!IVEliSIDE SJ'U)Y Clw will lira. W7JJIOIId Brad· bul7, J p.IIL VINTON American Legion AulliaQ 161 wiD at lhe Le...., •. Jl, 8 p. m. Buckeye Girl'• S&ae -:..:J...-.a willsdve at their Thursday meeting held at the home ol Mrs. Raymond Welker. stewarL The !oUowlng toor new neighbors were welcomed: Mrs. William Glllespie, Mrs. Maurice Alvanson, Mrs. Dick Roy, and Mrs. Jlm Bo,.rljo. "Safety ln· The Home" was discussed by Mrs. ·Herman DU- from Gallipolis and Pi. Pleasant, showered the hrlde • elect with amusi'l! gifts and nelj>!ul houseliold hints. After an afternoon or bridge the honoree was presented with a silver platter from the hostesseo, Mrs. John Uoyd and daughter, Krist! Uoyd, arxi Mrs. John Felker and daughter, Mrs. Deahl Curry, Temple, Tens. PoUw:k reCresh- ~. Mra, Mae Athey, Mra. A.nnaheUe 81&8011, Mrs. Malinda Bradbury and one guest, Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. ~JEWELRY • Capri IWuen GLOVFS by Mrs. Paul Kay Thabet The cltm w1ll donate cookies to the Girl Seoul project lor Vietnam servicemen Crom Gilllla Councy. CIC Club Meets At Home of Mrs. McDaniels FOR LOVEBIRDS ONLY! As· your lovebird •taae evolve~~ into deep devotion, the met· aase of loVe in your ArtCarved weddJnt rin11 will perpetuate the memories of thou first . The Southeastern Area is made a., of Gallla, Jacksoo, Lawrence and Scioto Counties. Church women, particularly offt.cera who wish to know more about Church Women United, are urged to attend. The session will begin at 9,30 Lm. and c6ntlrue througil ID 3 p.m. Those plannllll to attend are invited to bring a 111c:k lunch. Dessert and drink will iJe available tor 25 cerb. The booklet, "On Our Way Together," should be read if _po., sible before the workshop. Mrs. Whitney Trousdale, Lancaster, is vice-president or the Southeutern Area. Mrs. William J. Brown is groqJ cora.ct chair~ man. PAll DAVIES JEWBERS Only ,..uer-or ldlaccO crop. Mn. V• .Ellla returnecl home !rom Holzer Jlospllal. Mr. and Mrs. John GWam of Ailldaad were !llnda,y evonlnl callers Cll bar aunt, Mra. Cena lyn Morrow. ' • ANNOUNCEMENT DAN THOMAS & SON IS. PROUD TO PRESENT THE. •••• c:uperallnJ r r 0 m .......,.. Frlendl wlahlag lo write carda or 1-.s ID BeverIJo llomOY, ML Cannel llolpltal, Room 7ta, Collllllllun, otllo. PulCini. \- .'' . T:h.e news iti. shoe& isViner catul!.lt: attd.· r.OO . . " ..·.. has,·- · · ·. Mr. a..l MrL Laster Raynea · G(Nitro _.tovarnighl with Mr. and Mra. Chester Jones. Mr. and Mri. Chester Jonoa """ 8ul!lay callera of hlo ala- tOr, Mra. callle l.uDd)'. Mr. ODd Mra. Earl Wll!'*l lllif MrL c- Pareona •el'<l llullneu oildiDro In (".olllpoUa H\Jt11J. iir. Bass Weejunse lind Mra. wuu.m Var- lltit Cll KeoW<kJ - ' seven! ;.,1 Glllholr !arm here. ·. Mr. lind )!ra. llerhert H. 'l'hoWo.,..Oio1 were 9mdaJ ~ "'Mr; and Mro. wunam TO THE PEOPLE OF THE Til-COUNTY AREAl Tllllinao, MO. and . WABDROB~ 8lld 1'hOIIlp, ... ·~ It hereditary? A-Mach would depead on the cause of your low blood sugar: tH pancreatic tumor, 12) failure of the liver to store glycogen, and t3) varioqs chemical poisons. Only the second is hereditary. BARBS ly PHIL PASTORET Heat travels f a s t e r than a slzzl· lng rumor. col~spe<ially if it's • • • A government run by women is called a gynarchy -and the name has ab,w. !utely nothing to da with ettheT the card game the beverage. or • • • 89.95 TAWNEY JEWELERS Friend of ours is going to have his television lixed, now that the conventions are over. 422 Second Avo. Golllpolh, Ohio Free Oxford to be "Tied!'' a-~ wrin1de untied) terl, Anlti Louise, Greta Tby!la 1011 (In mini • materaicy oulllt) a lew of 1111 flaDIIIoyant oot; Mra. Doullas MacArthur waa the touch o! genll,ymodest dlsllnctloo, a lib ao IDII In her dlllnfiY as aha Ia gem..alaod In fi&Ure; Mal~ Kahane o! tile lalentlld-Ciri-HI, Antle Loot, decided ehle Ia allrl'a belt friend; Barbara Walter• o! tile TV Sellllth lioolher !ovel,ll )'CIUIII . lib b>a llmt ""';ClareLuce i<ce&lllld the invitation In !raglle vllal !uhloo, Lena Home'• ~r Mrs. Sidney l.uJnet, Paulette Goddard, MrL Ralph Bundle, Mrl. Ed !11111van, Gtotla Swanaoo, Mra. Btu Buckley ol tile COIIIIfrvallve mn. Ilona, cordolio Biddle Roberta or tllll'blll,y Blddlea and all Cll name• thai makenewo down to, II retroactlvelJ, Hope Ham)IIDn ~ the aerlatrtcally ... 9lfned set .... More than z,aoo at lido ~~~~- calchaU )Ill ID . . 60 .,, tile latalt Jr8al !Uh· loftl l!om' Rome 8lld l'lrla. her Cit!-.. Diana "' KJ., DonIQI Nnman, ,VIallll, and Mr. and MrL· Olea WlllnoJ and ramu;,, local• . Ylall 1illlt Mt~ Carilwall• aiMI AT .IEINADIPJI!S . . ,, In Green HOil~e And n-ero In per!,ct lute lor ...1')"0111 WodilltW~, !wlerall Special Oc-Ioo• Cor-· fr1111 n~. t'id~sl Sptlr ~~~~~ales allii Coonlj- t•ls Is t•• · aaSpoeiW •• o.u.,., BOSWORTH'S . Nolth~iorlloo~ ~d. Ph. U' 411• I I \ ~lkllfS . '""" Gr•p Of Slltt1 l1 Tht C..,nt,Yf .,.. Stlf II All. ltt Us ,..tVt.lt T*' YMl . .I A.rnnpnMJ~ll . .- Cut Flowers t'lonl . Hoo<Bey GorUc, Jr., to ID ML Carmel ltoat>ilal. Collllllbuo, re- Q-Would a low blood aucar complicate my pregnancy? Is """" jual 8Y MRS. W. H. THOMAS Jack PariOIIa, Colwnbua, - t a 1iMk with his mother, Mra. cena Paraon• an1 harvested hll STRETtH YOUR Seen and Heard Rd., daUI)Iter "' Mr. and Mrl. Deer Creek By EVIIW'I....,, SUmmit, C011nt1:1 Sot by lD knija ...,., blouae to match. John L. Evans, Mrs. Donald R. Warehime, Mrs. Merrill Eva111 and Mrs. Jack Knight. BeveriJo llalno1, Lower River are now abandoning this proc· ess ror acne scarS beeause, i£ the planing removes only the superficial layers or skin, the scars remain. U the planing With linger pointed at is carried deep enough to re· the viewer, a grim Uncle move the scars, the process Sam commands from itself will cause scarring. America's most famous reThat leaves us with no really cruiting poster : "1 want satisfactory t r e at m en t for you!" T h e illustrator, these scars. James Monlgome,.Y Flagg. Q-My husband claims lhat achieved fame When four through my own neglect I million copies or his' poster contracted a head cold which were distributed during ca,.rsed my recent miscar· World War I. The World rlage. Could this be true? Almanac says. As one of 4S A-There are many causes recruiting posters drawn by Flagg. "'Uncle Sam" had a of miscarriage, such as developmental abnormalities of the . great effect on enlisbnents. fetus, acute infections in which- the motber has a high fever and a severely displaced Bowling is said to ha.. uterus. A simple head cold would not cause a miscar· originated in Egwt same riage. U it would, miscar- 7,000 years ago, and to this riages would occur in stagger- · day mummy goes bowling ing numbers and would every Monday night. greally outnumber live births. more moments. Our new ArtCarved coll111dion is unexcelled in beauty and variety of design. Have you seen them? A!! Carved' Daughter's Birth "On Our W~ Together," is the theme [or the Church Women United workstq, to be held for the Southeastern Area, G~ 2 on Thursday, September 26, at Grace United Mel.hodlst Olurch Gal· ~~ WEDNESDAY SPEciAL MEETING ol Oldo Vall• Granae 1:30 p.m. Elec. U... Cll alllcera, ADDISON WSCS 111111 Mra. Ed 'l1lont>aon at 7,00 p.m. nlURSIJAY EUZAIIEnt CI!APEL Ladles Ald With Mrs. Orpha Wooten, I p.m. SWEATERS lon and Mrs. Larry Evans. The scheduled program about "Hairstyles and Wigs" was cancelled Rutons .::::::·:::·:·:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-&!:: reports. ments. Tam!, Roae- rison, Mrs. Frances Cohkle, KANAUGA - Two birthdays Announce were observed at the CIC meet1118 held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Eugene McDanWEDDING liNGS VINTON _ Mr. and Mrs. Sher- leis. The bh1hdiU'S were those of 1man L. Rutano!VIntoh~ ·· Mrs.dllllei,.MeiOler-IIIIIThe'tht·;: 'blrui T I)f"\tlefr ' first 'Jctili~~ "' Lester~ 1'' " ,.,,~, ,. -... .. ··- ,., ., '& daughter, born S<pL 13 at Mrs. John 11a1ke presided over Holzer Hospital the business meeting which ~nI I The baby weighed 7 pounds ed with the Lord's pra.fer. SecoI arxl 1214 ounces and his been retary, Mrs. Byron Ward read I named Gina Amette. Maternal the minutes of the last rneetirw I gra,q,uents are Mr. a..l Mrs. and Miss E~n Rothgeb gave I FAWN SET Lewis Bartley, VInton, alii pa~ the treasurers report. Grace Hit S39.50 Hers $35.00 I ternal grandmother is Mrs. Alan was 111ked by Mrs. Gus Steele. I Rutan, Bidwell RoU call was, "Where I ~ent I My Vacation." I The next meeting wUI be with I Mrs. Elizabeth White on Oct 17 404 1ooont1 An. I GoUI!IIIk. 0, I at 7:30p.m. Those winning ptizes were _____ AuthototM..._ AI:!C.nwd ,._It• ____ ... __ !I Mra. Lena Mae Ralke and Eve- Church Women United to Hold Workshop .\tter the buslnest meeting, Mrs. Clayton MWer and Mra. Margaret Ehman reported on the Synodical MeetiJV, which they attended at the Colleg~ ofWooater. Rerrestunents were served by the Rebecca Circle, which has Mlsa catherine Hayward u chalrman. by mans, chapters 11 to 16. Blble questions-wiD belakedbyLuc:We Mulford at the out meetl111 ID he held at Mrs. Sla10111 on Oct. 16, A comfort wiU he . tied at that meeting. Refreshments w~e served to the !ollowlng, Mrs. Haonah Her- Presbyterian Women Hold General Meet GALLIPOLIS - The Women's Association of the Flrst United Presbyterian Church held its General meeting at the church S<ptember 16 at 8 p.m. wllh the preatdon~ Mro. Wayne Ogdio, presiding. The devotions were given by Mrs. Harold Black, during which time she explained the symbol used by the United Preabyterlan Women. She was assisted by Mrs. By abapely, Mardi Modes, Allee Stewart .anna, aDd Pen Rose SWeathers. Mra. Gall Sbsori. Mra. Lucllle Co-hostesses were Mrs. Rus- Mulford, Mrs. Mary Bradbury, sell Bibbee and Mrs. Kenneth , Mrs. Mary Sisson. Mrs. Nina Recent Bride Honored With Bridge Luncheon 110111011'1 aU tho - · who have '11vod lor lholr clllldren'' havo ID ftnd IIOI1IOIIdaJ eloe ID do lllth -..tvu. ' ll ...ms to me a wiN WOliWl Uvea for berHif a Httle alq tile way 10 II won't he a complotal.f. alllll _ . . ,.. tor her wheo tho nest Ia 0111111;)1, ao II Inevitably will bo. iteltn Help treasurer were read. A round- Fairview~ ring By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. *-"• or the meet- linda Bradbury. Riddles were uked by cura ~qe,. The Bible atudy wao on lk>- Ill•• ..... ' yiar _. 111111 ·1llo Clrl lor Toiiot, .Bar· liiDI !Did lhe liOrld hll TV IIIlO• ""'' ":i~~~ · A~- buo.Wali.r.•, IIOIIIIortlloioUI Olala wlU o~liiNewYork Q-Whal el!eel will !Jexe· Hiltol ..... ~ · Jeq Q,IJ&ck JoeNIIIIail.alao ''l.doll't IIIIIIDIJ110' ll)dq fi ' '"' d <iiliit flSG ~-od In •-lit" 111111 bll or N~;• 1 . 11o'd~be;lblt'a drine prescribed by a doctor on my unborn baby? mtllloil .. :o c:'c o"B'oir.l(j,faii!Mt aolloli, $~au' Weitlln ... T h t Wbon 9-101111 Gillie NloiMII rat· have A-There Is no evidence on lWialtil F~; iljiqil Condr Art Cimell -cldnl tile ~ 111P rollller. dexlroampbetamine I IJex· Berilil'l .... i!i!dof~ icttloa • 11e11< at Peter '-"a acroal .,. Nino 1101-, )'OIIIIC atnaor !hat edrine) will harm your babr. lll'llller Palile1a CUrMa n o W tile" WWiamohurJ lliidp In mo...... b)' LfAdlr'o waller lllr· but be sUre the doctor who as · Romi b¥ll ll .lhe llllb do VlniiD Brdcii<IYn; ,.u worth lhe oaflrl t;y Wallhlne, a - · Dllht prescribing it knows that you .... Rl-~aCI_6lltlliteiOrl 1D IIIIa line {82-feara.old) cal· job at Grooofn&er'a Wbon Mel are pregnant In general, all circuli~ J'il'~!lrliil! K'lllo, bin· orle cotlledral. Jon - c o ~lied him. . drugs should he held 1D a · . "Y'* ·have tile voice I hod 30 minimum during pregnancy, .... ..,....... LBJ er<IV' Ar· especially if they are not tluJ< . KriJn _.g ID Jet more necessary for your survival. than a mUIIoo tor I.Ymton'• mem- Q-My obatetrlelan Is giviog alra. me thyroid tablets to help' me Jaekle Kemedf'o of&nalure • get pregnant. How do tl!•Y IIIIIPOC• are 11111""' hecauae .work and are there any s1de tho1're ~lor bar-•· effects? wtde eyes and JIOJNrlclge ; ... A-Thyroid extract will help AI L'AIJICOI, hall~ only II you have a definite ~Y· George Boluddna orderlld a roid deficiency. The stde u..d like a jiiDel. associated with IDo Pm a fflnale cq,y or Btu: otmple Utile buUerOd 111111111 elfecls large a dosage include rapid lnteUlgettl, QUits nice loQidna, oondlllch - o! caviar .... Male pulse. jitters, insomnia, head)IOIIUlar. But rm a flb<in1, I have pollenla aak thalr plaollc ache, sweating, diarrhea and aurpona (often) lor •11t11e dlln· tremors. a lobuloua boyfriend, but he likes Ia oot me. I!'• an act pleo Uka Cary Grilli and Kirk Douglas.n Q-Aa a result of the mask I put oil. I ahudder ID think Joan Bomoll (who aent Heclda o! pregnancy which I have 1iOUld happen 11 one da,y I llart· eel being ~eyltl! and acting nat· Hopper a aloulk 18 yeara qo) had with all three of my preg· I have · permanent ural Uor a chanie.) rd prcba. ordered a hoa ant II> a Chicago nancies marks on my face. Can any~ bly lo10 every friend I have. critic ~ didn't opocll)t wholh· thing be done for this and for There'a another thin&:: I talk er it wat a teather boa or a eon-- acne scars? imou1 "being 111)'selr' but ..w slrlciDr) .... 'l'l"o jel-ldlla who A-The maok ol prepaney rm 10 mixed up I doll'l lmow don't like ID !ly: Lalbl>frd'aalde, or chloasma is a patchy area Llz carpenter, and Mrs. Spiro or areas of light-brown pig· wflal• wae1r• Is. If I know 1 ahould I~ an emo. Agnew .... It the lady at Tobie mentation appearing on the d6n ror !JOmeone's mllllortune, No. 2 In Clle Chau,.ron IOIIko race. It usually fades alter It's like I Press a button inside like Joan Crawford, that's wbo the baby is born. When It me and tum on sympathy. I even she Is; has aame table where she doesn't the besl treatment is the skilllul .application of have to tell 111)'801! ID be nice to can see everyone am vice-vera masking cosmetics. As for my boyfriend. I just don't relate .... Almoat 85 per cent o! Nixon your acne scars. surgical ad-cash will go lor TV, to people, so 1 have to pretend. planing has been advocated Mootl Rock 3rd clarllghto hock in the past but most surgeons Is there an,y hope tor me? to the same job he quit tor cl1o1 ACTRESS and TV - ao bead halnloer at Dear Actress: the new "Collage de Beaute•• QUICK QUIZ Honey, you•re no different rrom thaUslnds of young people w h o on 2nd Avenue near 58th; btl Q-W1141 is a unique money allegoclly, and Mol'lll C8ll feature of wolveriM furl ~ch for the answer 1o .. Who A-It lJ the only type of am J?" You have become aware rock hll love-beads orr tllghts rt. 700r selr-eenteredneu ,e n d at the Gaslight In Greenwich VD· fur that does ·not mat and lage .... Having beard him olnl. freeze when the temperature )"du're aohamed of lt. And so, drops to 80 or 70 degrees beor cuurso, you magnl!y II oot of we feel be's rlght to hang on to low zero. For this reaaon the a trade .... George Hamilton Esklmoa use it to line their all~rlloo. What you don't yet realize wants J _Bd1ly. musical more parkas. It Is alao used ln II tllat we're ali Interest- than he ever wanted that bird aviators' clothing. ed In ourselve• than In aJIYODe ... , Harry Singer' a the new atn· Q-Whal is the na..., of thr el.. - evell lhooe welcive. £v. oral maaaaer o! the Hllton Pia. long l!ick an artist rests his za, Mloml Boacb. lryone muot iJrelend a Utile 114nd on whllr J10intlng1 Expenalve aaloona trllld to blcick . oot.lho10 "lelr' tbouillts A~A maulsUck. !hit come When we lbould be catch a lull covey o! colel>rllleo •Ia the charilY • road ao Sept. lhlnkllll o! olllers. Wllall YQII ,atop. fJolln&,al•lliY, .. 'I· . 1 you'll be mueh more able1··rto ' · ''relate!' Why not dlseuu thia bac:h'a rau faahlon shoW: dozens problem lllth friends? You'll lind or celebs trom Faye iJlmaWay 81011 join you In wondering, "Am 0( the nlma to Patrice Mllnoel t fl!r real?'' - H. or tile opera, aeveral aatronoull' wlvea, ~I Burton ChriiiiDPber, Mrs. Heory Fonda, Roberta Pe· Re(MH'tl rrom the secretary and !rom. A friend sent me a beautiful piece of writing last week. It was done by 1!101110r PrlestiOY, now deceued. I did oot know her, but alter reading theoe brief parqraphs, I wloh 1 had. :-: ~ *-jlllld'• pllnU llli.Jt~;:;·, ScriPture !rom Paalms was robin card was signed for Mrs. Clara car110n. 'Reac:llrlgs were given by GaD Slsaon and loll· ~Wid,.. - ·1/J-_ ...... _ . . . ----. . . liS.. .. read by Mrs. Dille Sinon. Prayer waa given by Fnneia Conkle. Grande College tacull;)', 110111eone you'll probably hear a lot more Doctor Should Determine · Drug Use During Pregnancy fOIIrited IIJI&Inltea!n. GeOtplowii U, NEW ll'a Hll)ra caoh tallow• . y., .... porlld behind llno-. lnl In like T h e - Jo1or1 Slrlord'a r..Gdle .... · alter her c1et1ree In J!jyl!collld Cortacelebi'atecl their 28111 onnf. ""· .Lfe!ll, 1111!'7 Luke Womer, Mrs. James Bndbu.ry, president, was In Pt..,...,.. ~ Lode~~' &a~ ' B KYGER - li letter or thanko lor a donaUCOI waa reed at tile K,ygor Methodist Qwrch WOo men's Soclet;y meetlnJ. Wedne.. day. The meeting wia held at tho home ot MrL Arthur tqe, The letter wao !rom tho Middleport Firemen, ani wao reed by GaD Sloson. Us DOCTOR'S MAILBAG ' • ' ' 'tll!ll~le ' ' . . . ' -' .. r, ,.,..~ . 1\ ' Sflngt~~ ,Qluntt;Y @>lors < fq\ ,_ ,YNEE. . .... l �. I Mrs. Rupe is Hostess For Kyger WSCS Just Between ' I" along Broadway By Pat Houtk c....,. •" " JIY·' ACK Oilili'Ull · Ing. I feel much richer this week than lalt. [have met so many lntereotlng new -le. rey plans aro ID Introduce them.to you during the next several months. rm guJng ID otart with Mra. RCO!ald R. (Merlalno) Calhoun, wUo of the new attorney Ill town, and Candida Palmer, wUe of Dr. Vall Palmer Jr., o!tlle Rio ~11 · - ·> DAWN, GOD'S HARBINGER OF a new day, breaks In the Eastern sky. The lnl<y blackness of night turns ,..wally to a lOti gray. Then the heavens, tinted by the rays of the JmriJdble sun, film to pink, and alowi.Y to a dellcate apricot. - . we 101 the IW1 In all his wondlrtu.l glory shining Jn the ceJestial blue sky, Wisps or Udn wbfte smoke lazily curl rrom the chllnne1s or tho !Mmhouloa. The cattle alowiJo wond their way ID tile lead lot. The !armor, !ollnwod by hlo !llllhM dog, walks ponalvel,y to hll chores. There io tho 111m of caro oo the road and the clang a..1 bang c1 trucka. One hears the laughter and chatter of chlldren'll ·.< voices. The QUiolnelo o! dawn Ia oha-ed and DliD takea over the -day. A CERTAIN SLENDER FELLOW I KNOW, to keep hlo "II 10U doa'l watch it nobod.Y elH wiD," ll&ura. Any dieter who tunul dowD three desMrta. deaerv•s a pat oo the back. He had lllopiciCO!a thai 1011100111 wu IIQ!Ing tho wallreoa on ID brlnJ 1118 atra dlsaerta but hi wcu1cm•t mendon names. WHAT IS THE ONE TiliNG women aay thay are guJng to do lholr chlldnn ere all In achool? stralihtal up their reelpea - thal'a whaL But do they over got It dono? Aak one and - It's IOIII8Iblng "" all Willi ID do, but little lobi Uka trontna• ....m.. ole. got In the way 0( the belt plarul. SADDEST DAYS In a *ONElollOFchildTHEleaves home or llnlshol waahfnl, CLUB PRESIDENT GREETS NEW MEMBERS - Mrs. H'"'ard ~es, president ot the Valley Club greets new residentl ot 1he community. Lett to right, Mrs. Jim Beverly, Mrs. Maurice Alvanaon. Mrs. Dick Ray and Mrs. WWiam GWespie. Four New Neighbors Join Club GALLIPOLIS - Four new neighbors were weleome<J into the Fairview Spring Valley Club Mrs. Wilson F. Soltman Jr., was the guest ot honor at a bridge luncheon held at OScar's Crest Room on Saturday prior to her wedding. Guests, high school friends GALLIPOLIS - life must he acbool. Thll io the lime District Library Announces Program CITY MANAGER KEN MORGAN did a nice thin&: tor tho outor-. JUOIIII 1D tho Emblom Cloo coovoatlon. Eacb &IIIIIIWU ....a card ID which a b1ar* key wu -.bed. Tbtl card nlc:omtd them to C•IUpolla and ask.S than baek. 11 tbco' sot a puldnJ '!ckol while hero, they were tG ptt the card and the lrotll 1D tile ticket In ,tho ~..,. and 1!10 ~ ""'¥ ~~ GALLIPOLIS - The Gallll County District Library lall, oviJ>. tor and sprlngprogram will begin October 5, arxl end ~ril 6. Pr~ school aiDry hoor wUI be held ., .~~..,_ . _...J •• ("' .'. -,." • I! & ~ r IT!'fJ to,J} .30-fYift ; 1o.;. !9 , 1 tiow'a thot tor maldnJ the 1!1101111 foal welcome! • · First JI'Odes ani hi g h e r grades, 1 to 2 p.m. All classes wUI be held on saturdays. JOAN SCIIIolliiT LOOKm SO 1'RETTY tile day at NewSarah Stoney, auisted by two OOOIOrl, like a Utile llrl horoall, lnataad Cll a - . or HV· Girl Scouts, will he In charge ot oral chlldreo. llllr abort )llxle helr<ut lo cu1o and tho twch Cll lllt* In urrlnp and Oowor pin ......, jual-right eccomte lor tile the program. af.. • . , :, hrllbt blue oull. llavlna a big, --her. w b... L..g, job with tile coiiUIUOIIt;y concert Dlllt I WANI' TO THANK MARY PERSINGER, lll'llcldtoard opera. lor a1 Holzer Jloopltal, did a !avor tor me IIIIa week. Without bar aoalstaoce I miJhl oot have tile Mart;y WallliiDry primlld alHWbare In Ibis laaue. 'l,'HE AMERICAN RED CROSS VOLUNTEEIIS ldd oomo help wltb tho Dltt;y Bq project tor eent........ The bop havo to be by Oct. 15. They are ID he mode or dark rlld or groan den. 1m CJI tile llrla can lind II). ThOY will he lllnchea wtde an1 ~ Inches deep, and wlU be llllod with per-.1 ttanta ouch u a haD point pen, amaU !lashi.IJ!R. aoap naU We and other amaU "'* u.u.. vol-• .- . The 75 or tlleae by mld.octoow. If you wuuld Ukl to Mlp, call Mrl. Charlea hver, 446-3760 or Mrl. Bruee McDonald,f~6. HAVE YOU SEEN THE PRETTY dahllu at 709 Third? SUNDAY GALUA COUNTY t'B Radio !lc. will have a picnic at Lake Jackson. Bring table service. GALLIA COUNTY Riding Club ile., will meetathorneoCChar~ lea ud Opal Barcus, Teens lhm Road, 11:30 a.m. ror a trail ride. Everybocty welcome. llrlni 1 ooddlellag lunch. MONDAY CUB SCOUTS, Pack 203, nrst pack meed,. 7:30 p.m. at Grace U n J t e d Methodist Church. PEMBROKE CLUB wIll meet at Rlvertto.t 1"0001 at Oscar's tor dlmer meeting, 6 p.m. T1JESDAY ANN JUDSON Bible Class, 7:30 p.m. at the cllurch. GALUA NEilHBORHOOD Girl . ~ MOellac !rom 10 UDtll 2 at tile f>relllyterloo Cburcb. llrlc a ..., l111ch. l!IVEliSIDE SJ'U)Y Clw will lira. W7JJIOIId Brad· bul7, J p.IIL VINTON American Legion AulliaQ 161 wiD at lhe Le...., •. Jl, 8 p. m. Buckeye Girl'• S&ae -:..:J...-.a willsdve at their Thursday meeting held at the home ol Mrs. Raymond Welker. stewarL The !oUowlng toor new neighbors were welcomed: Mrs. William Glllespie, Mrs. Maurice Alvanson, Mrs. Dick Roy, and Mrs. Jlm Bo,.rljo. "Safety ln· The Home" was discussed by Mrs. ·Herman DU- from Gallipolis and Pi. Pleasant, showered the hrlde • elect with amusi'l! gifts and nelj>!ul houseliold hints. After an afternoon or bridge the honoree was presented with a silver platter from the hostesseo, Mrs. John Uoyd and daughter, Krist! Uoyd, arxi Mrs. John Felker and daughter, Mrs. Deahl Curry, Temple, Tens. PoUw:k reCresh- ~. Mra, Mae Athey, Mra. A.nnaheUe 81&8011, Mrs. Malinda Bradbury and one guest, Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. ~JEWELRY • Capri IWuen GLOVFS by Mrs. Paul Kay Thabet The cltm w1ll donate cookies to the Girl Seoul project lor Vietnam servicemen Crom Gilllla Councy. CIC Club Meets At Home of Mrs. McDaniels FOR LOVEBIRDS ONLY! As· your lovebird •taae evolve~~ into deep devotion, the met· aase of loVe in your ArtCarved weddJnt rin11 will perpetuate the memories of thou first . The Southeastern Area is made a., of Gallla, Jacksoo, Lawrence and Scioto Counties. Church women, particularly offt.cera who wish to know more about Church Women United, are urged to attend. The session will begin at 9,30 Lm. and c6ntlrue througil ID 3 p.m. Those plannllll to attend are invited to bring a 111c:k lunch. Dessert and drink will iJe available tor 25 cerb. The booklet, "On Our Way Together," should be read if _po., sible before the workshop. Mrs. Whitney Trousdale, Lancaster, is vice-president or the Southeutern Area. Mrs. William J. Brown is groqJ cora.ct chair~ man. PAll DAVIES JEWBERS Only ,..uer-or ldlaccO crop. Mn. V• .Ellla returnecl home !rom Holzer Jlospllal. Mr. and Mrs. John GWam of Ailldaad were !llnda,y evonlnl callers Cll bar aunt, Mra. Cena lyn Morrow. ' • ANNOUNCEMENT DAN THOMAS & SON IS. PROUD TO PRESENT THE. •••• c:uperallnJ r r 0 m .......,.. Frlendl wlahlag lo write carda or 1-.s ID BeverIJo llomOY, ML Cannel llolpltal, Room 7ta, Collllllllun, otllo. PulCini. \- .'' . T:h.e news iti. shoe& isViner catul!.lt: attd.· r.OO . . " ..·.. has,·- · · ·. Mr. a..l MrL Laster Raynea · G(Nitro _.tovarnighl with Mr. and Mra. Chester Jones. Mr. and Mri. Chester Jonoa """ 8ul!lay callera of hlo ala- tOr, Mra. callle l.uDd)'. Mr. ODd Mra. Earl Wll!'*l lllif MrL c- Pareona •el'<l llullneu oildiDro In (".olllpoUa H\Jt11J. iir. Bass Weejunse lind Mra. wuu.m Var- lltit Cll KeoW<kJ - ' seven! ;.,1 Glllholr !arm here. ·. Mr. lind )!ra. llerhert H. 'l'hoWo.,..Oio1 were 9mdaJ ~ "'Mr; and Mro. wunam TO THE PEOPLE OF THE Til-COUNTY AREAl Tllllinao, MO. and . WABDROB~ 8lld 1'hOIIlp, ... ·~ It hereditary? A-Mach would depead on the cause of your low blood sugar: tH pancreatic tumor, 12) failure of the liver to store glycogen, and t3) varioqs chemical poisons. Only the second is hereditary. BARBS ly PHIL PASTORET Heat travels f a s t e r than a slzzl· lng rumor. col~spe<ially if it's • • • A government run by women is called a gynarchy -and the name has ab,w. !utely nothing to da with ettheT the card game the beverage. or • • • 89.95 TAWNEY JEWELERS Friend of ours is going to have his television lixed, now that the conventions are over. 422 Second Avo. Golllpolh, Ohio Free Oxford to be "Tied!'' a-~ wrin1de untied) terl, Anlti Louise, Greta Tby!la 1011 (In mini • materaicy oulllt) a lew of 1111 flaDIIIoyant oot; Mra. Doullas MacArthur waa the touch o! genll,ymodest dlsllnctloo, a lib ao IDII In her dlllnfiY as aha Ia gem..alaod In fi&Ure; Mal~ Kahane o! tile lalentlld-Ciri-HI, Antle Loot, decided ehle Ia allrl'a belt friend; Barbara Walter• o! tile TV Sellllth lioolher !ovel,ll )'CIUIII . lib b>a llmt ""';ClareLuce i<ce&lllld the invitation In !raglle vllal !uhloo, Lena Home'• ~r Mrs. Sidney l.uJnet, Paulette Goddard, MrL Ralph Bundle, Mrl. Ed !11111van, Gtotla Swanaoo, Mra. Btu Buckley ol tile COIIIIfrvallve mn. Ilona, cordolio Biddle Roberta or tllll'blll,y Blddlea and all Cll name• thai makenewo down to, II retroactlvelJ, Hope Ham)IIDn ~ the aerlatrtcally ... 9lfned set .... More than z,aoo at lido ~~~~- calchaU )Ill ID . . 60 .,, tile latalt Jr8al !Uh· loftl l!om' Rome 8lld l'lrla. her Cit!-.. Diana "' KJ., DonIQI Nnman, ,VIallll, and Mr. and MrL· Olea WlllnoJ and ramu;,, local• . Ylall 1illlt Mt~ Carilwall• aiMI AT .IEINADIPJI!S . . ,, In Green HOil~e And n-ero In per!,ct lute lor ...1')"0111 WodilltW~, !wlerall Special Oc-Ioo• Cor-· fr1111 n~. t'id~sl Sptlr ~~~~~ales allii Coonlj- t•ls Is t•• · aaSpoeiW •• o.u.,., BOSWORTH'S . Nolth~iorlloo~ ~d. Ph. U' 411• I I \ ~lkllfS . '""" Gr•p Of Slltt1 l1 Tht C..,nt,Yf .,.. Stlf II All. ltt Us ,..tVt.lt T*' YMl . .I A.rnnpnMJ~ll . .- Cut Flowers t'lonl . Hoo<Bey GorUc, Jr., to ID ML Carmel ltoat>ilal. Collllllbuo, re- Q-Would a low blood aucar complicate my pregnancy? Is """" jual 8Y MRS. W. H. THOMAS Jack PariOIIa, Colwnbua, - t a 1iMk with his mother, Mra. cena Paraon• an1 harvested hll STRETtH YOUR Seen and Heard Rd., daUI)Iter "' Mr. and Mrl. Deer Creek By EVIIW'I....,, SUmmit, C011nt1:1 Sot by lD knija ...,., blouae to match. John L. Evans, Mrs. Donald R. Warehime, Mrs. Merrill Eva111 and Mrs. Jack Knight. BeveriJo llalno1, Lower River are now abandoning this proc· ess ror acne scarS beeause, i£ the planing removes only the superficial layers or skin, the scars remain. U the planing With linger pointed at is carried deep enough to re· the viewer, a grim Uncle move the scars, the process Sam commands from itself will cause scarring. America's most famous reThat leaves us with no really cruiting poster : "1 want satisfactory t r e at m en t for you!" T h e illustrator, these scars. James Monlgome,.Y Flagg. Q-My husband claims lhat achieved fame When four through my own neglect I million copies or his' poster contracted a head cold which were distributed during ca,.rsed my recent miscar· World War I. The World rlage. Could this be true? Almanac says. As one of 4S A-There are many causes recruiting posters drawn by Flagg. "'Uncle Sam" had a of miscarriage, such as developmental abnormalities of the . great effect on enlisbnents. fetus, acute infections in which- the motber has a high fever and a severely displaced Bowling is said to ha.. uterus. A simple head cold would not cause a miscar· originated in Egwt same riage. U it would, miscar- 7,000 years ago, and to this riages would occur in stagger- · day mummy goes bowling ing numbers and would every Monday night. greally outnumber live births. more moments. Our new ArtCarved coll111dion is unexcelled in beauty and variety of design. Have you seen them? A!! Carved' Daughter's Birth "On Our W~ Together," is the theme [or the Church Women United workstq, to be held for the Southeastern Area, G~ 2 on Thursday, September 26, at Grace United Mel.hodlst Olurch Gal· ~~ WEDNESDAY SPEciAL MEETING ol Oldo Vall• Granae 1:30 p.m. Elec. U... Cll alllcera, ADDISON WSCS 111111 Mra. Ed 'l1lont>aon at 7,00 p.m. nlURSIJAY EUZAIIEnt CI!APEL Ladles Ald With Mrs. Orpha Wooten, I p.m. SWEATERS lon and Mrs. Larry Evans. The scheduled program about "Hairstyles and Wigs" was cancelled Rutons .::::::·:::·:·:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-&!:: reports. ments. Tam!, Roae- rison, Mrs. Frances Cohkle, KANAUGA - Two birthdays Announce were observed at the CIC meet1118 held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Eugene McDanWEDDING liNGS VINTON _ Mr. and Mrs. Sher- leis. The bh1hdiU'S were those of 1man L. Rutano!VIntoh~ ·· Mrs.dllllei,.MeiOler-IIIIIThe'tht·;: 'blrui T I)f"\tlefr ' first 'Jctili~~ "' Lester~ 1'' " ,.,,~, ,. -... .. ··- ,., ., '& daughter, born S<pL 13 at Mrs. John 11a1ke presided over Holzer Hospital the business meeting which ~nI I The baby weighed 7 pounds ed with the Lord's pra.fer. SecoI arxl 1214 ounces and his been retary, Mrs. Byron Ward read I named Gina Amette. Maternal the minutes of the last rneetirw I gra,q,uents are Mr. a..l Mrs. and Miss E~n Rothgeb gave I FAWN SET Lewis Bartley, VInton, alii pa~ the treasurers report. Grace Hit S39.50 Hers $35.00 I ternal grandmother is Mrs. Alan was 111ked by Mrs. Gus Steele. I Rutan, Bidwell RoU call was, "Where I ~ent I My Vacation." I The next meeting wUI be with I Mrs. Elizabeth White on Oct 17 404 1ooont1 An. I GoUI!IIIk. 0, I at 7:30p.m. Those winning ptizes were _____ AuthototM..._ AI:!C.nwd ,._It• ____ ... __ !I Mra. Lena Mae Ralke and Eve- Church Women United to Hold Workshop .\tter the buslnest meeting, Mrs. Clayton MWer and Mra. Margaret Ehman reported on the Synodical MeetiJV, which they attended at the Colleg~ ofWooater. Rerrestunents were served by the Rebecca Circle, which has Mlsa catherine Hayward u chalrman. by mans, chapters 11 to 16. Blble questions-wiD belakedbyLuc:We Mulford at the out meetl111 ID he held at Mrs. Sla10111 on Oct. 16, A comfort wiU he . tied at that meeting. Refreshments w~e served to the !ollowlng, Mrs. Haonah Her- Presbyterian Women Hold General Meet GALLIPOLIS - The Women's Association of the Flrst United Presbyterian Church held its General meeting at the church S<ptember 16 at 8 p.m. wllh the preatdon~ Mro. Wayne Ogdio, presiding. The devotions were given by Mrs. Harold Black, during which time she explained the symbol used by the United Preabyterlan Women. She was assisted by Mrs. By abapely, Mardi Modes, Allee Stewart .anna, aDd Pen Rose SWeathers. Mra. Gall Sbsori. Mra. Lucllle Co-hostesses were Mrs. Rus- Mulford, Mrs. Mary Bradbury, sell Bibbee and Mrs. Kenneth , Mrs. Mary Sisson. Mrs. Nina Recent Bride Honored With Bridge Luncheon 110111011'1 aU tho - · who have '11vod lor lholr clllldren'' havo ID ftnd IIOI1IOIIdaJ eloe ID do lllth -..tvu. ' ll ...ms to me a wiN WOliWl Uvea for berHif a Httle alq tile way 10 II won't he a complotal.f. alllll _ . . ,.. tor her wheo tho nest Ia 0111111;)1, ao II Inevitably will bo. iteltn Help treasurer were read. A round- Fairview~ ring By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. *-"• or the meet- linda Bradbury. Riddles were uked by cura ~qe,. The Bible atudy wao on lk>- Ill•• ..... ' yiar _. 111111 ·1llo Clrl lor Toiiot, .Bar· liiDI !Did lhe liOrld hll TV IIIlO• ""'' ":i~~~ · A~- buo.Wali.r.•, IIOIIIIortlloioUI Olala wlU o~liiNewYork Q-Whal el!eel will !Jexe· Hiltol ..... ~ · Jeq Q,IJ&ck JoeNIIIIail.alao ''l.doll't IIIIIIDIJ110' ll)dq fi ' '"' d <iiliit flSG ~-od In •-lit" 111111 bll or N~;• 1 . 11o'd~be;lblt'a drine prescribed by a doctor on my unborn baby? mtllloil .. :o c:'c o"B'oir.l(j,faii!Mt aolloli, $~au' Weitlln ... T h t Wbon 9-101111 Gillie NloiMII rat· have A-There Is no evidence on lWialtil F~; iljiqil Condr Art Cimell -cldnl tile ~ 111P rollller. dexlroampbetamine I IJex· Berilil'l .... i!i!dof~ icttloa • 11e11< at Peter '-"a acroal .,. Nino 1101-, )'OIIIIC atnaor !hat edrine) will harm your babr. lll'llller Palile1a CUrMa n o W tile" WWiamohurJ lliidp In mo...... b)' LfAdlr'o waller lllr· but be sUre the doctor who as · Romi b¥ll ll .lhe llllb do VlniiD Brdcii<IYn; ,.u worth lhe oaflrl t;y Wallhlne, a - · Dllht prescribing it knows that you .... Rl-~aCI_6lltlliteiOrl 1D IIIIa line {82-feara.old) cal· job at Grooofn&er'a Wbon Mel are pregnant In general, all circuli~ J'il'~!lrliil! K'lllo, bin· orle cotlledral. Jon - c o ~lied him. . drugs should he held 1D a · . "Y'* ·have tile voice I hod 30 minimum during pregnancy, .... ..,....... LBJ er<IV' Ar· especially if they are not tluJ< . KriJn _.g ID Jet more necessary for your survival. than a mUIIoo tor I.Ymton'• mem- Q-My obatetrlelan Is giviog alra. me thyroid tablets to help' me Jaekle Kemedf'o of&nalure • get pregnant. How do tl!•Y IIIIIPOC• are 11111""' hecauae .work and are there any s1de tho1're ~lor bar-•· effects? wtde eyes and JIOJNrlclge ; ... A-Thyroid extract will help AI L'AIJICOI, hall~ only II you have a definite ~Y· George Boluddna orderlld a roid deficiency. The stde u..d like a jiiDel. associated with IDo Pm a fflnale cq,y or Btu: otmple Utile buUerOd 111111111 elfecls large a dosage include rapid lnteUlgettl, QUits nice loQidna, oondlllch - o! caviar .... Male pulse. jitters, insomnia, head)IOIIUlar. But rm a flb<in1, I have pollenla aak thalr plaollc ache, sweating, diarrhea and aurpona (often) lor •11t11e dlln· tremors. a lobuloua boyfriend, but he likes Ia oot me. I!'• an act pleo Uka Cary Grilli and Kirk Douglas.n Q-Aa a result of the mask I put oil. I ahudder ID think Joan Bomoll (who aent Heclda o! pregnancy which I have 1iOUld happen 11 one da,y I llart· eel being ~eyltl! and acting nat· Hopper a aloulk 18 yeara qo) had with all three of my preg· I have · permanent ural Uor a chanie.) rd prcba. ordered a hoa ant II> a Chicago nancies marks on my face. Can any~ bly lo10 every friend I have. critic ~ didn't opocll)t wholh· thing be done for this and for There'a another thin&:: I talk er it wat a teather boa or a eon-- acne scars? imou1 "being 111)'selr' but ..w slrlciDr) .... 'l'l"o jel-ldlla who A-The maok ol prepaney rm 10 mixed up I doll'l lmow don't like ID !ly: Lalbl>frd'aalde, or chloasma is a patchy area Llz carpenter, and Mrs. Spiro or areas of light-brown pig· wflal• wae1r• Is. If I know 1 ahould I~ an emo. Agnew .... It the lady at Tobie mentation appearing on the d6n ror !JOmeone's mllllortune, No. 2 In Clle Chau,.ron IOIIko race. It usually fades alter It's like I Press a button inside like Joan Crawford, that's wbo the baby is born. When It me and tum on sympathy. I even she Is; has aame table where she doesn't the besl treatment is the skilllul .application of have to tell 111)'801! ID be nice to can see everyone am vice-vera masking cosmetics. As for my boyfriend. I just don't relate .... Almoat 85 per cent o! Nixon your acne scars. surgical ad-cash will go lor TV, to people, so 1 have to pretend. planing has been advocated Mootl Rock 3rd clarllghto hock in the past but most surgeons Is there an,y hope tor me? to the same job he quit tor cl1o1 ACTRESS and TV - ao bead halnloer at Dear Actress: the new "Collage de Beaute•• QUICK QUIZ Honey, you•re no different rrom thaUslnds of young people w h o on 2nd Avenue near 58th; btl Q-W1141 is a unique money allegoclly, and Mol'lll C8ll feature of wolveriM furl ~ch for the answer 1o .. Who A-It lJ the only type of am J?" You have become aware rock hll love-beads orr tllghts rt. 700r selr-eenteredneu ,e n d at the Gaslight In Greenwich VD· fur that does ·not mat and lage .... Having beard him olnl. freeze when the temperature )"du're aohamed of lt. And so, drops to 80 or 70 degrees beor cuurso, you magnl!y II oot of we feel be's rlght to hang on to low zero. For this reaaon the a trade .... George Hamilton Esklmoa use it to line their all~rlloo. What you don't yet realize wants J _Bd1ly. musical more parkas. It Is alao used ln II tllat we're ali Interest- than he ever wanted that bird aviators' clothing. ed In ourselve• than In aJIYODe ... , Harry Singer' a the new atn· Q-Whal is the na..., of thr el.. - evell lhooe welcive. £v. oral maaaaer o! the Hllton Pia. long l!ick an artist rests his za, Mloml Boacb. lryone muot iJrelend a Utile 114nd on whllr J10intlng1 Expenalve aaloona trllld to blcick . oot.lho10 "lelr' tbouillts A~A maulsUck. !hit come When we lbould be catch a lull covey o! colel>rllleo •Ia the charilY • road ao Sept. lhlnkllll o! olllers. Wllall YQII ,atop. fJolln&,al•lliY, .. 'I· . 1 you'll be mueh more able1··rto ' · ''relate!' Why not dlseuu thia bac:h'a rau faahlon shoW: dozens problem lllth friends? You'll lind or celebs trom Faye iJlmaWay 81011 join you In wondering, "Am 0( the nlma to Patrice Mllnoel t fl!r real?'' - H. or tile opera, aeveral aatronoull' wlvea, ~I Burton ChriiiiDPber, Mrs. Heory Fonda, Roberta Pe· Re(MH'tl rrom the secretary and !rom. A friend sent me a beautiful piece of writing last week. It was done by 1!101110r PrlestiOY, now deceued. I did oot know her, but alter reading theoe brief parqraphs, I wloh 1 had. :-: ~ *-jlllld'• pllnU llli.Jt~;:;·, ScriPture !rom Paalms was robin card was signed for Mrs. Clara car110n. 'Reac:llrlgs were given by GaD Slsaon and loll· ~Wid,.. - ·1/J-_ ...... _ . . . ----. . . liS.. .. read by Mrs. Dille Sinon. Prayer waa given by Fnneia Conkle. Grande College tacull;)', 110111eone you'll probably hear a lot more Doctor Should Determine · Drug Use During Pregnancy fOIIrited IIJI&Inltea!n. GeOtplowii U, NEW ll'a Hll)ra caoh tallow• . y., .... porlld behind llno-. lnl In like T h e - Jo1or1 Slrlord'a r..Gdle .... · alter her c1et1ree In J!jyl!collld Cortacelebi'atecl their 28111 onnf. ""· .Lfe!ll, 1111!'7 Luke Womer, Mrs. James Bndbu.ry, president, was In Pt..,...,.. ~ Lode~~' &a~ ' B KYGER - li letter or thanko lor a donaUCOI waa reed at tile K,ygor Methodist Qwrch WOo men's Soclet;y meetlnJ. Wedne.. day. The meeting wia held at tho home ot MrL Arthur tqe, The letter wao !rom tho Middleport Firemen, ani wao reed by GaD Sloson. Us DOCTOR'S MAILBAG ' • ' ' 'tll!ll~le ' ' . . . ' -' .. r, ,.,..~ . 1\ ' Sflngt~~ ,Qluntt;Y @>lors < fq\ ,_ ,YNEE. . .... l �i 10 - . I Tile ~ Tlmero&!lltinol, ~. September 22, 1968 'Omely Quotes . ' There Is no safety In hid· Committee De ends Fortas, South Preparing Filibuster us in,g. n9t fi>r'me . .. no~ tor our Inherit the -Se11. Edward M. cHIIdt,n wh9 wo•ld we make for them. For all D. MG8S. ~~is;.;;to;.•••••••!ii!• us the only ' WATCH FOR THE .· ' GALLIPOLIS - Fill,y years tensivel,y repaired at the Pt. ago this month the Liberty Tran- Pleasant docks. The General Peralt Line ol Wheeling was mak - shing or the same line, will be Ing great str~des toward restor. docked ln a few weeks at Pt. q river tran5p)rlation by ac. Pleasant after the Dunbar's reCfllrlng addltlonal boats a n d pairs are completed. n is reported that the conwharfboats. Opposition w a s tractors dld not care to bid oo. !ormlng at Wheeling. the job ol building Lock and From the River News or the Dam No. 27 above Proctorriile. Gallipolis DillY Tribune of Sept. The government will dothework. 20 comes this story: There ill said to be no solid SEPT. 20, 1918- ANEW com- rock loundat!on In the Ohio Rivbination was rormedinthesteam· er where Dam No. 27 is locat. boat situation at Wheeling. T h e ed. It is aU mud bottom. Gregg Helen E., LibertY, Verne SW&ln Schartz, machinist, who has been IUid pouib!y the Milton will pull at Dam No. 22 at Ravenswood togother to light the Liberty Tran- for several years, will go to sit Une. The whart'boat at New Dam No. 27. The towboat GenMartinsvllle has been charter· eral Cralghlil, dredgoo a n d eel IUid tsken to Wheeling where scows will be used In the COlla it wUI bu moored for termlnlll structlon ol Dam No. 27 and the purposes. The dispositioo a n d outfit has been towed to the 1cheWle ol the steamboats have now site by the Cralghlll. It Is not been made pobllc but It Is expected to take about f o u r thought they will work In Ule var- yean to complete Lock a n d Ious trades -een Pittsburgh Darn No. 27. and Parkersburg. It io not posiSPET. 19, 1918- ENGINEERS, Uvely known whether there will mates and deckhands are reportbe a rate war or not Here is other River N e w s ed today to have demanded an increase in wages on Kanawha from the Tribune: .··.·.· ·.· ' :. : ::~ l ~~: .. SEPT. 16, 1918-TIIEGREEN· DALE passed up &mday night for the docks on one engine where she will undergo repairs. While passing Rome, Ohio, on her 'fflU" from Cincinnati to Pomeroy, Ule Greendale broke off oome ol her cylinder timber. The Greendale has been rWlnlng aU summer as alight draught boat In commando! Captain Charles Arthur ol !buth Point. The Captain or the Leroy Is reported to bavepul hia big white steward out nf business In one row>d after the steward called him a rtle name. steward Ballanll.&rnb ~ the Greenwood has gone on ttte Leroy Willi his boat Is reacly to reJUme her trips. 'I1le work of eoncretlng the lnlllde of the lwll of the Galllpolla whar!boat wu 1o have commenced this week. .. . SEPT. 17, 1918 - MAJOR Nsai reports .90 ol an Inch of rain during Monda.Y night's storm. A small rise in the river ls-cted. The Liberiy Transit Co. nf Wheeling hal purchased the packet Dunbar. Tbe Dunbar's name wUl be changed lD the General Crowder after she has been ex. Professional Busine11 Training con 1M oltt~inecl only through o colletelevel protrmn. GBC GRADUATES GET THE BETTER JOBS I .' ' GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE ,·; Loet,~lt Street The Eall Liverpool wharfboat will be stationed at Wheeling temp>rarlly and will be replaced In about IIIli weeks by t h e modern steel whar1boat Mlssisslwl, which lo now at st. 1..00· is. The Mississippi ls 200 teet long, has a 36..foot beam and is steel throughout. 9!e has two stages, one near each end, elec. trlcllllY lighted and up to date In every respect. One rA the imovations to be made by the Liberty Transit Co. wUI be the abolloh!ng of wharfage tees on the W!lar!boata and thio Ideo w!U be carried out at all their termlnllls. Bealdol having QIJII<ms on two upper Mlsalsslppl River ateamboata1 the company has an option and wiD prob$1Y porchase a lower Ohio Rlver boat about while Write or call lor catal011 and lnfarmatiAn. :J6 They have chartered a big W!lartboat at East Liverpool and that cra!l will be tsken to Wbeellna, at Ute beginning d next week. to replace the old wharfboat which was SWik some time ago. The old whar1boat wUI be wrecked for salvage as some ~ the Umbers in her are aa good as the day she wu tuilt. Gallipolil the OmaWheeling trade ha will be placed In the Wheeilng-Parkersburg trade, the boats making COIIIIOctiool at WheeiQ: three Umeo each week. The S. L. Elam lo now being rallullt at Clarlngtoo and wUl be llnlilh· od aome time In November """ wUl enter the Pittsburgh • Clnclmatl trade. The packet linea 1IIU do plenty of buolneSI when the fll1'/· ..... ' . ·' ' ' ' ' ·- WASIIDIGTON (IJPI) - The IIIIJorlty of members or the Se•te Judiciary Committee OF OUR NEW ernment rompels shippers aloog the water routs to ship by boat and oot by rail. Will this ever be done? TER DonnallY reports the river Kimble in charge of the office. It is said there are not now in existence enough packet boats oo. the Ohio River to carry the commerce were It forced upon them by a government order to relieve the railroads. The Gallipolis ferryboat has a tine new yawl purchased from the Weaver Sdfl" Works at Racine. COMING SOONI ed by V. N. Ho«<erman CompaQY to construct the large rv.dside rest areu. PROGRESSING RAPIDLY - The Farmers Bonk i Slving COIIli>lnl''& - · meclem buihiiJW Is going "' quickly In Pomeroy and is expected to be completed by earll' 19691 The new building, rron~ on West Main St.. alll cover~ the ground to Secoo:l St.. will haw over 5,000 sq.. THE FIRST NATIONAL 8ANK y..,,.. "Serving fhlo C..mmunlty Truman Has Advice INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (UPl) -Hubert H. Hump!lrey, strug. lllin& to reverse polla showing him lolling the prealdentlal race, dl opped by saturday tor oome oap COUIISOI from an old ~ who has been through It Ill before. Harry Trnman'a aclv!ce: "See as many people as poeslble. tell the truth, even when it bnrts." Huq)brey and his rumlng mate, Sen. Edmund S. Muslde, lit the Iormor President In For Ovor 105 Member FDIC Mrs. Marnhout Is Speaker on Mrs. Wil- AI...,., DON'T LET WINTER. CATCH liam Marnhout, administrator or the Pleasant Valley Hospital. will speak on " EJPanding Medical Facilities" at Mason County Homemaker's Achievement Day scheduled Oct. 8 at the Mason Co~ YOU CO.LD! hla the dimer catered tor the all Cus(om Deluxe da,y e vent. Mrs. Harry N. Rhodes, local, c h a i r m a n or Achievement Day arrangements, announced "Growth" as the theme. Pr~ , jects of the club member"', in-cluding sewi~. or something else pertaining to their crafts , may be nhibited am will be judged. COmmittee chainnen have allotted five miootes to their county reporta. The rollowing clubs in the coun-ty have been assigned the following responsibilities for Achievement Day, Letart and New Haven Homemakers, Name Tags a..t Favorsj Helping Hand and gas home heaters Da Nang Shelled "OME: it Dawn REAII'i FOR . WIITER SAIGON (UP!)- Commenill aumer• ohelled the blg u.s. fti!Uiar)' eomplox at Da Nang Smola1 mornlns before dawn. Ftrot report& said there were oo casualties IUid Utile damage. OPI correlqiOIIdent Perry Yooilli said at leall 'to rocket& or 1110r1ar1 crashed Into the Da Noril base area about 2:10 a.m. ...,. hit the city or Da Nllll& sassafras, Program and Song Leaders; Pleasant Homemakers - "The are hitting ua now," a u.s. Decorations; PocahOntas, registerlrw guests; Pioneer and lllahee, Preparing Facilities; Anne spokesman at Da Nang rtpjrted In .the tlrll _ .... . . . nf the llltack. BaU8y. Jericho Homemakers and U.S. artlllary batterleo lmmecllldei.Y openod · up with a Rhododendron Homemakers. Clean Up. and Leon, poems and Avalanche. Gifts. Achievement Day committee members are Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Garnette Klmberllrw an:l Mrs. Iva C&pehart. Attendirw the meeting were Mrs. Audrey Emery, Mason County' s Homemakers Agent, Mrs. Virgll Burris, Sr., Mrs. Rhodes, Mr&. Clpehart, Mrs. Powell Reynolds, Mrs. Jay Keister, Mrs. Abigall Thompson, Mrs. Charles Yonker. eowifr-llarrago IUid hollcopierl tilumlllated the . eountryslde iroUIId the base wltb nares In ·'uaii nf an ro.u- 'O••"<r '~' '" ~~·~ >he"'~ 8"' ""• 1\UTHORl Z £0 ZE NIT H DEALER __ ltlll MlfTM AUIHO-YIIVM.I, 1.1W. U....,tt. a....OII.. .... c.n Co'lled ....,.,. W'llllaa I . DUM. lllr. 1 111 ....,_,..,,.. .. ilt lllnilll tbottl Zrnftll Hftrinl Ailts C) Pflnl llltitlull ~ Mf lr• llltttfLITt ~ ,._.....,...""II """'il:l lrfflllt' lor a dam · ........ . _____..... --- _ ...._ Chinese Commllllist party an- nounced ita •upport or the and lllectrtc lfiO!'ma. pl~:\lod the Allltrlcan lrOol>i .- tried Here's the beater that J.ooka poet and author Rudyard Klj>llng said: "Meddllns with another 1111n's Colly is alway• thankless work.'' and performs far beyond ita buclpt price. The heavy gauge steel is firtiahed in beautiful walnut woOd grain before it is fonned into a cabinet. The front is In pOpaJa! avacado and for a rich accent it ia framed with golden metal.,It II available in 70,000 btu/hr. in either cloaed fronbl or with visible ftamll jeweled glass frolita. lllowen for fQ,i'ced air beating comfort ~ available.either factory initalled or u an: optional a'Y"'t'Mry. Compare any heater for perfor11181!ce, economy and beauty and you'll decide on a ileW Siegler' Custom Del~ · Gu Home Heater. 11 lgnob!e" The Judiciary Committee voted 11-6 lasi week to reccmmend to the Senate that it confirm Fortas as successor to Chief Justice Earl Warren and U.S. APpeals COurt Judge Homer Thoroberry to take Fortas• place as an associate continued to advise President Johnson during his three years on the court, that his statementa showed he wanted to en rather than strengthen the agencies of social control and the forces of law and order." Obscenit,y C1.ses "Justice Fortas has voted to rewrite the Constitution rather reverse obscenity convictions of thin interpret it and that his 35 or 38 cases," said'Thunnom. objectivity was compromised ..,I'hese decisi·:;oh& have ~.ened the Ooodgates for pornographic material of all kinds and you want me to calllage a RI!]!WIIcan?" It was Humphrey•• Orst meeting with Truman as the Derpoerattc nominee. He last vlslted the Iormor President In May. Truman, In a barely audible house. About 100 persoos, Including two girls carrying a --Wallace for President'' sign, braved a stead)' drizzle to preal ap!Dot the Iron fence suriwncllng tbe house. ''We're trying to hang on to your coattails," Humphrey told Truman as be and Muskf.e stood on either side of the former voice, gave a cryptic endorHa Pre alden!, po~ lor pictures. mept to both candidate•. 11How maa,y ot these are you •'fhey're all riRht." he sald, 11 They're the kind we've hoped going to use?," Trwnan crackllor 1111 the time. Thla time I ed at the photographic crew. ~him< we'Ve dooe a IJlOC] job In wtdch he used to call his uone getting !hem. And Pm for more club." Conservation Project To Prime 5 Counties COLUMBUS (UPl) - A con- tO .. _ the income ot a Ove--cOUDt,y area sources in the area. by $389 million over the next Tills would Include Improved 10 yearo has been authorized pasture and forest land IJl8l>. A,grfculture Secretary or- agement, irdustrial eJPAnsion. improved water sLf)plies, reoduced alr and water pollution, conservationist lor the U. S. improved markets ror local SoU Conservaticm Service. sald products, recreation develq,.. Saturday the project would cov· ment, ftood prevention, wUdllle er L5 mllllon acres In Belmool, habitat deveiGplllOJt, ~roved Monroe, Morgan, Noble and highways liB! heolth facilities. Washlrwtocl Counties. Br<nrn said that istlmates Brown said It Is the llrst r~ ohow that more than 3!,000 swrce conservatlm and de- man • years of _eqdoyment velopment proJect In Ohio; The should result ll:ool construction, U. S. Departmenl o! Agrlcul- operation, maintenance and asture wW provide technlclll liB! aoclated requlremeets of all flmnciaJ 111istance to cam measures. out. the project. by vtUe Freeman. Raymond S. Brown, a state had asked that uall" of the RusJian,. Polish, East German, Hungarian liB! ~ torcea Warsaw Pact occupation troOps be withdrawrL wUI. be pooled PeJ11111111Dtljr In The ezecholllo>ak newt ageflo Czecholllovakla, llthough he cy q u - Cernlk •• saying that slid most ol the ft*'cea wll,l a pliased .pullout nf MOl\ ol the begin .· to wltlllraw !rem 11le lorefsn troops ll:ool Czechoa~ •t1011 within a lew days. the the ..... "8 [lq1Uiai: Co!,mnenlst Party ·~ KiD...,. OJPI) he ·-wUlComJoin •t Ale:iaJxler llubcek. lvostera obiemro ~=~: ' · race br ...... that Ce~nlk may ·be Fortas is extraordinarily weD qualified lor the post to which he has been nominated," the 11man majority. including senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen, said in its reports. Committee chairman James 0. Eastland, [)..Miss.. and Sens. John L. McClellan, [)..Ark., Sam J, Ervin Jr .• [)..N, C., and Strom Thurmon;!, R..s. C. 1 sharply disa- greed. "I do ~" Ervin eXPlained. '~because I love the Constitution and believe tyranny on the bench to be as objectionable as tyranny on the throne." Sald Eastlarxl: "The main thrust of Justice Fortas' philosophy as el(pressed in his opinions is to tear down those NEW YORK (UPl) - A U, dillrlct court apecllll master recommended S.turda¥ that bUltonlllre lndustrlllllst Howard llughes pay Trans World Airline• (TWA) $137.6 million s. ror . mlsmanagbig the airline during the 1950s. , piing of damages sullered by TWA during the period, must be oonfirmed by District COurt Judge Charles M. Metz, row ner, who heard the original oml-trull sult which TWA brought In 196L The project is designed to servation project that ts ex- make better use or soil, water, pected to Increase the. gross plant, mineral, and other re- l'RAGUE (UPQ Premier Oldrlch Cerulk lllllOUI1Ced Saturday that some or the Sonet.-led U is our ~Inion that Justice ~ ·••ct~rrmr}_,~ .. represented the statuto · ·1 '1:. .Ce!'nlk ·uso III)POIII"' 'Ill Jol·l·- Rate. ,·· public 1o . abip g~o<~{ytng ~i::lllT.~.. ~~ newsmen: uwetl, do when the vice president• a motorcade drew up on the narrow street in front of the 'Well Quallfted' 11 when he agreed to accept S15,000 !rom Amerlean Uaiversity's Law School to deliver nine as presidential advisers after joining the court one entlre section or Its report was devoted to the role of Chief American Bar Anoclatlon'a endorsement or Forbis" nom.IJ:a... tion and noted that Fortaa wa1 the first nominee for ehlef justice in history who agreed to testily belore the ccrnmlttee. It said his 12 hours of testimony Justice William Howard Taft in over tour days was twice as long as that given by any nominee £or a s~reme court counseling Presidents Warren post G. Harding and Clllvin Coolidge. Thurmond's obscenity charge was <~misdirected,,. the majority said, citing Fortas ' votes to uphold some obscenit-Y convic- tions. The report stressed Republican and Southern De- mocratic owonents have vowed to mount a filibuster to defeat the nomination and contended they had the votes to block a move to cut off the filibuster the with a cloture vcte. Five Quakes Wallace Confident, Relaxed Draws Big Campaign Crowd has shown ln recent days despite the llrain of a hectic campaign and a bad cold. Time after time Wllllace arrived at cities looking haggard, only to be revived by the cheers of the crowd. After each llq) he buttonholed reporters on his plane to ask them, uWbat did you think S.turda¥. Wallace's joke about Hwn· of that crowd?" He eald he was outdrawing phrey, a revised version of the both Hlllllpbrey and RI!]IWUcan claim that the most Wallace · candidate Richard NIIoo. could hope tor was to throw the Wallace claims that the other presidential electioo Into Ule eandidates might draw more House or Representatives, was crowds by apPearing In motortyplelll ol the relaxed attitude cades through downtown area&, the former Alabama governor By RANDOLPH PENDLETON MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) -George Wllllace, obvloullly pleased with bJs week's ell'orta IUid joking that VIce Prealdent Hubert Humphrey "might get enough votes to throw this election in the HouSB," took a rest from the campalgn traU PHn.ADELPHIA (I]Pl) Boisteroullly enthusiastic voters turned out by the many thousands Saturday for Richard M. Nixoo's tour through subur. ban Phlladelpllla counties and a blaek-owned s'-!ng · center which the GOP candidate de1cribed •'black power in the Shake Japan TOKYO (lJPI) - q~s of fairlY strong intensity portilllll' flnlshed sho!>PJng eensafurda,y shook wide areas or ter- Progress Plaza-in the northern JIIJiln and Hokkaldo, North Phlladelp,ia ghetto area. ur will make that .Promise tor Jlp&D' a northerlllllOst island, the Central Meteorologlclll Agen- Hubert Humphrey IUid my &ell." Nixon said. ..'Ibis is black cy said. The quakes occurred over a power hl the best sense." period or 15 hours rrlth the Orst &Jllfvan replied: "I want registered at 5:25 L m. (6:15 101110 green power Ont, and p.m. EDT) Friday and the last then PU aet some bla<:k power." Black laces were v1rtua11,y at 10:08 p.m. (9:08 LDL EDT) Saturday. - - Ill the IUburbon The llrst, which hit the N1g1110 prefectural area in northwest Jl/llll was said to have see~ the ltruJW&st registering a magnt. tede or 5, 3 ,.,.,. strorw oo the J-.,anose acale, lollowed by the last which hit Urakawa In east-om H-do, registering :s. Diiver Killed airports and ball parks which Kanps City, a total of 25,000 In Florida cities and a whopping 15,000 who paid $10 apiece to attend a Montgomery rallY. There were anti-Wallace picka ets at several &tops but almost no heckling. Police In Kanaa.s three rallies. 1\bout 50 persons, At other stops, Nb:on included showed Up at the plaza ohop. A his usual speech, calling for law Nixon aide said the villlt to the and order and justice. ..ft's plaza was a last minute time for new leadership and decision, oot promoted by respect (or law and order," he advance mea. eald again and again. Progress Plaza includes BeY· OnlY a sprinkling of quiet eral major chain stores such as dissenter& showed up at the the A & P which rents space tor rallies, carrying such signs as $50,000 a year IUid hes agreed to "Vlslt Vietnam, See Law and hire black nwuiaers. At a suburban sho!>PJng center In Cltnon Heights, Nixon told about 8,000 per1011s you 14 can't lull Uve on an Island In thls world." He urged them not to alt back and say, In elfect, "just sol got mine, r don't worry about the other fellow."' Ao he was leaving the CJittoa Heights rally, the crow<la uear!y pulled him down !rom the convertible In which he waa alttlng. Secret Serrioe apnta yanked the crowd • - but not before ooe peraon tore ott Nixon's left cumtnk. JODRELL BANK, ~and the progress nf ZGM-5. A brier (UPI) - Brltl.ah radio utrono- Tass Item late Salurda.Y nll!ht mero aald Salurda.Y night the merel,y . , - Jodrell spokesSoviet ZOnd.S spaceship was men aa saying the launehlng nf beUeYod to have reentered tram the spaceship was ua DLl)or tram a oonlrlbutlon Ill the cauoe nf exploration nf outer apace and tbe moon." Bonk <l>serva!Dry said the Rlloalan• apace tallurea are Rllsalana may be attempting a rarely ..-meed, and otllcillla ICiftlandlng for the umnamed at Jeclrell Bank said only an 0 v l e t commnn1q~Je probe. The feat would be ollclal oould coatlrm reoovery ot ZOndIIIOther ''tirst" In the apacoproaram. 5 It It wao able to millie a IICIItlandlq. '])Ia, the otllctlll Soviet Sir Beman! Levell, Jedrell - · .... lilent Sldurclq ... earth's atJnoBphere ooyage III'Oiald the mooo. ~""""' at the Jeclreil s Order in Action,"' and .. cbJeken Nbon, Debate Wallace." a reference to Nixon's retusal to meet former Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace on national television. A favorable sign read, in the John and Jane theme, 11Run, Dick, Run. See Dick Run. Dick Runs Well. Win Dick Win. 11 Along Nixon's highly }l.lbli- clzed route, scattered clusters or admirers gathered to wave at the candidate as he passed by In the open convertible w l t h hls wife. Pat, sitting nat to him . Bank director. said the observa- tory's powertui radio telescopes loll contact with Zond.S when It was less than 50,000 miles trom the earth heading toward the SWth Pole. have not recovered !rom the RUS!ilan IJI)Ieecratt," Lovell said at 6 :40 p.m. Loncloo time. "If It Is still In orbit we would have - to have received fUrther signals uwe algnllls by this llllle. •"l"henfore, we presume it has reentered tbe atmosphere. u a F.leijbag- 116tel 'for Overnight Miserable in Havana rat!- aald CUban qfllelAla "but fed us 1101')' well. We bod ' fol: llllch yeate~, roaot · 11.a )!er tal~ IU!II focid - and t- II' ~ City ejected an Integrated group of half a dozen demonstrators when they booed Wallace and III8IlY Wllllace partisans In the crowd became angry. poople must go out of their W1J to reach. There was no doubt that his Commenting Ill! heckllng crowds were large and enthusJ- has plagued Humphrey, ''Mr. ast!c. He drew 2,000 In Dllllaa, Humphrey helped to c..- theM 8,000 In Tulsa, 3,500 In Cape anarchists and now they turned Girardeau, Mo ., 10,000 in on him," Wallace said. Zond 5 Believed Back to Earth tor lnalitist 1Nt PHONE 742-Ull but he Is getting more In rallies and "fixed points,'• such aa Nixon ·. Crowds Boistrous best sense. n At the start or the 12~ tour, Nixon pledged White House help to the Rev. Leon Sillivan, pastor Ill the Zion Ba,ptlst Church and moving Five esrth- force behind the $2 million, . PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UPI) BemJ¥ Hill, 29, Pulpld, VL, ..... ldljod Saturday when he ~od · lD IIOIIOIIste a turn 11111> bla "'"""" • ·trailer riC 111111 crUbo!Jido il utility pole. ..Ida "1111l begin. within a few . Pollee Aid lUll's truck thai dQs" and thaf the wlthdrawil 1lcU!ced !llf the pole and ldno ... the troat ot a store. wiU not take ]oqr, . _VO __ L. _3_N_O~-~~~--------~ SU~N~D~ ~~~~S~ EP~T:EM ~B=E~R~~ ~~~ ~ B __________~P~A~G~E~ II : 1Gbale1' tor IIC!Ptr rat!onlll govemnent. The Com- munists took over Chlna 12 years later. In 1959, the (lllcago White Sox won the American League baseba!l pennant for the first time in 40 years. A thought lor the day- British 9111 •'0111 !lllllable" -~ a for<e.;f!( 200 trol!,»d'' commimlllo In :~"1· tramping oo the graaa and tearing througll the lorsythl.a l>labes. 'lbe 84 • year • old Truman, gnarled, grizzled, bard ol hearing, but 111111 full of vinegar, learned on his cane and asked Nattily dressed In a otarched while shirt, blue tie IUid checkered blue suit, Truman, the one.Ume Missouri haber· dasher, was waiting on the porch tor Humphrey, the former Minnesota dnlgglst, infllltr)' to the Da Nang barTap Qanday 11101'11- . ....., tlghtlng ~ . . , turn-of-tbe-<entury Wblte frame home and confMited a horde or newsmen and photogrlll>ller• them!' 111011- artmary bll. ' ,Juat ooul!> ot Salllnn. In the ..... Delta, u.s. ~ :• the Afterward, they emerged onto the front porch ~ Truman's .Czechs Told Troops uoaul1 .•• • Jllll Stay in Country -r. , Da Nang .Fint reporta mljje · 1111 ail The moon Is new. The mornirc staJ!. is Mars. The evening stars are Saturn <!he · ·A Communlll artliiOll' attack 4111 Da Nang Sopt. 2 killed 27 ...110111 and t6. Thst raid 'marked the llrst · Ume 1n lbo, war that rOctie!a bad tall001 follow. 7"'-~1!! !lush lbe tram hl.dlug placea. By United Press International Today Is Suoclay, Sept. 22, the 266th day of 1968 with 100 to In 1776, the BriUsh hanged American Revolutionary Wu hero and patriot Nathan Hale aeoonls alter he uttered hls immortal words: .. 1 only regret ti"At I have but one llle to lose for my country. 11 ln 19371 I united front W&fi establt1hed in China when the ~ " lD an eonvnuntat aumera The Almanac New Ze nith ·' ZI~Twlte '· ca n m.o~ ke l1fc fun o~g.o~m Preo s•on o~mplift · c ~ t• un fm m ! ""'" llt · l•t h te"!! orcu. t s W c.>t flhS ool'f l/6 O\Jn ce Jnd KUod for mo~r m.l d lo~st'~ (oml' 1n for .a d rmu ost r,Jtu m o l Zl•m t h '~ Ot"w ll"ll d lc Jj rnJv hl' 1 u~ 1 ri!'hl l or yo u• 380 mlleo oortheast nf SoigUl. and Mason Homemakers, Table lwwecJ. parlor for 25 minutes, discussing prospecta for duplicating truman•s 19t8 come. from.behlnd vlctory. WE HAVE THE CURE FOR 'COLDITIS' ty 4-11 camp at Southside, w. Va. A question and answer period will follow. Tentative plans are to have and Veoos. On this clay In hlotory: In 1692, the last persons to be executed in the American colonies ror witchcraft were charges raised In 12 weeks of ty on the nloo-man court that committee conaldenUon m:1 "has chosen this decade of hearings on the mmlnation. alleged that Fortas turbulence and unrest to weak.. They lectures tt.ere this- summer to 17 outstanding law stedents. The maJority, seeking to refute those charged, cited 15 former justices who had acted justice. tt. of Ooor space. October 8th McCJeUan said Forts& was Tuel!day or Wednesday. ERECTING SIGN FRAMES - Employees of the Ben-Tom Coll>oratlon of Pomeroy are shown Friday evenlrw erecting •iBn tnmes lor the now lour-lane phase of Route 33 In Meigs County which Is elii>Octed to be opeDed lor tramc next month. Pictured are Roger Clark Oeft loreground), WD· Uam Clark. also at left, aM Junior Dalley. The Be•Tern Corporatlon also has been sub-contract-. material'' port of the o..,..,.ember majori- dominate the ::.. ate Cor weeks to come. It is scheduled to start and may oot be put up again thi s winter. The Omaha, to be renamed the General Pershing, Is reported to be doing a good business In the Parkersburg • Pittsburgh trade In charge or Captain Patchell, with captain William D. today great.'' S.tunla3 !lied a 90~-!IOint away at Fort."' s in a foretaste of the debate tl IS CJ<j)OCted to aon. Dam No. 26 was lowered cl-eated ehaos in the errorts to enforce laws against such defense or Abe Fortas' record and asked the Senate to confirm his nomloaUon to be chief ftllbuster. But minortt;y members, tn their own reports. hammered rising, a general rise of sev. eral teet having occurred durlng the past 24 hours . No more low water is expected this ae&· ideas, ideals an! institutions that have made this country The lour opJ)Oilents lllso cited justlce without an SEPT. 20, 1918- WHARFMAS- PT. PLEASANT - ago. the same size as the Elam. II the deal goes through, she 1IIU be put In the Pittsburgh • (New Quarter Be&ins December 10) · I River towboats at Pt.. Pleasanl several boats are laid up. Extensive improvements and additions to their noat!ng properly and terminals are to be car. rled out by the Liberty Transit Co. of Wheeling which will justl(y their big deal In towboats and wharves a few da,ya . •·:O;PE::N.ING During the week Wllllace told his audiences that as prealcle'lt he would: Seek legislation to require reconfirmation of ledorlll judgoa and &ipreme Court justices by the senate every eight yeara. Ask Congress to r~ _ . houalng laws and overturn court rulings which he said hampered 11le pollee. Cut foreign aid and use aome of the money lor natlonlll defense and space programs. Veto proposed gun control laws. Eliminate tax exceptions tor large foundations and use the mmey lo raise indlviWal tu: exemptions to $1,000ormore. Wallace plans a network television appearance In Atlanta ~ but wUi make ... campaign trips before Friday when he heads for the northeast. The details ~ the bip have not been amOWlced, Reservists Going Now To Douglas WASIUNGTON (IJPI)- Chief Justice Earl Warren refused Saturday to order postpooement of Vietnam orders lor 93 ArmY reservists. A lawyer for 13 ~ 11lem promptly llew to Goose Prairie, Wash. , to carry the same request to JUstice William 0. Dooglas . Warren rejected the petition without comment. The reservists, all (rom New Yor11. state. contend they were called -. Illegally and aaked Warren to keep 11le Army tram sending them to VIetnam Willi the &ipreme Court hears their ..... But &lpreme Court rula permit th' aame ~ to another. justice, eY.. .n.. Wari'Bl11 adverse J'll1.q. AQr Justice oould order the 111011 belli In the UDited Slate&. lUll Wellford, a VL, attorney who...,..... "::4; nf the 93, said hlo Jamaa Fambam, - · 1 by pi.aM lD Yokobamo, '11• -.ti aed - drive lrolll Dout!las• - Gooee ... ·Prairie. l<'l'J' . at ~~:::.:·~ !' ...atlaa,..... uw. ....... �i 10 - . I Tile ~ Tlmero&!lltinol, ~. September 22, 1968 'Omely Quotes . ' There Is no safety In hid· Committee De ends Fortas, South Preparing Filibuster us in,g. n9t fi>r'me . .. no~ tor our Inherit the -Se11. Edward M. cHIIdt,n wh9 wo•ld we make for them. For all D. MG8S. ~~is;.;;to;.•••••••!ii!• us the only ' WATCH FOR THE .· ' GALLIPOLIS - Fill,y years tensivel,y repaired at the Pt. ago this month the Liberty Tran- Pleasant docks. The General Peralt Line ol Wheeling was mak - shing or the same line, will be Ing great str~des toward restor. docked ln a few weeks at Pt. q river tran5p)rlation by ac. Pleasant after the Dunbar's reCfllrlng addltlonal boats a n d pairs are completed. n is reported that the conwharfboats. Opposition w a s tractors dld not care to bid oo. !ormlng at Wheeling. the job ol building Lock and From the River News or the Dam No. 27 above Proctorriile. Gallipolis DillY Tribune of Sept. The government will dothework. 20 comes this story: There ill said to be no solid SEPT. 20, 1918- ANEW com- rock loundat!on In the Ohio Rivbination was rormedinthesteam· er where Dam No. 27 is locat. boat situation at Wheeling. T h e ed. It is aU mud bottom. Gregg Helen E., LibertY, Verne SW&ln Schartz, machinist, who has been IUid pouib!y the Milton will pull at Dam No. 22 at Ravenswood togother to light the Liberty Tran- for several years, will go to sit Une. The whart'boat at New Dam No. 27. The towboat GenMartinsvllle has been charter· eral Cralghlil, dredgoo a n d eel IUid tsken to Wheeling where scows will be used In the COlla it wUI bu moored for termlnlll structlon ol Dam No. 27 and the purposes. The dispositioo a n d outfit has been towed to the 1cheWle ol the steamboats have now site by the Cralghlll. It Is not been made pobllc but It Is expected to take about f o u r thought they will work In Ule var- yean to complete Lock a n d Ious trades -een Pittsburgh Darn No. 27. and Parkersburg. It io not posiSPET. 19, 1918- ENGINEERS, Uvely known whether there will mates and deckhands are reportbe a rate war or not Here is other River N e w s ed today to have demanded an increase in wages on Kanawha from the Tribune: .··.·.· ·.· ' :. : ::~ l ~~: .. SEPT. 16, 1918-TIIEGREEN· DALE passed up &mday night for the docks on one engine where she will undergo repairs. While passing Rome, Ohio, on her 'fflU" from Cincinnati to Pomeroy, Ule Greendale broke off oome ol her cylinder timber. The Greendale has been rWlnlng aU summer as alight draught boat In commando! Captain Charles Arthur ol !buth Point. The Captain or the Leroy Is reported to bavepul hia big white steward out nf business In one row>d after the steward called him a rtle name. steward Ballanll.&rnb ~ the Greenwood has gone on ttte Leroy Willi his boat Is reacly to reJUme her trips. 'I1le work of eoncretlng the lnlllde of the lwll of the Galllpolla whar!boat wu 1o have commenced this week. .. . SEPT. 17, 1918 - MAJOR Nsai reports .90 ol an Inch of rain during Monda.Y night's storm. A small rise in the river ls-cted. The Liberiy Transit Co. nf Wheeling hal purchased the packet Dunbar. Tbe Dunbar's name wUl be changed lD the General Crowder after she has been ex. Professional Busine11 Training con 1M oltt~inecl only through o colletelevel protrmn. GBC GRADUATES GET THE BETTER JOBS I .' ' GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE ,·; Loet,~lt Street The Eall Liverpool wharfboat will be stationed at Wheeling temp>rarlly and will be replaced In about IIIli weeks by t h e modern steel whar1boat Mlssisslwl, which lo now at st. 1..00· is. The Mississippi ls 200 teet long, has a 36..foot beam and is steel throughout. 9!e has two stages, one near each end, elec. trlcllllY lighted and up to date In every respect. One rA the imovations to be made by the Liberty Transit Co. wUI be the abolloh!ng of wharfage tees on the W!lar!boata and thio Ideo w!U be carried out at all their termlnllls. Bealdol having QIJII<ms on two upper Mlsalsslppl River ateamboata1 the company has an option and wiD prob$1Y porchase a lower Ohio Rlver boat about while Write or call lor catal011 and lnfarmatiAn. :J6 They have chartered a big W!lartboat at East Liverpool and that cra!l will be tsken to Wbeellna, at Ute beginning d next week. to replace the old wharfboat which was SWik some time ago. The old whar1boat wUI be wrecked for salvage as some ~ the Umbers in her are aa good as the day she wu tuilt. Gallipolil the OmaWheeling trade ha will be placed In the Wheeilng-Parkersburg trade, the boats making COIIIIOctiool at WheeiQ: three Umeo each week. The S. L. Elam lo now being rallullt at Clarlngtoo and wUl be llnlilh· od aome time In November """ wUl enter the Pittsburgh • Clnclmatl trade. The packet linea 1IIU do plenty of buolneSI when the fll1'/· ..... ' . ·' ' ' ' ' ·- WASIIDIGTON (IJPI) - The IIIIJorlty of members or the Se•te Judiciary Committee OF OUR NEW ernment rompels shippers aloog the water routs to ship by boat and oot by rail. Will this ever be done? TER DonnallY reports the river Kimble in charge of the office. It is said there are not now in existence enough packet boats oo. the Ohio River to carry the commerce were It forced upon them by a government order to relieve the railroads. The Gallipolis ferryboat has a tine new yawl purchased from the Weaver Sdfl" Works at Racine. COMING SOONI ed by V. N. Ho«<erman CompaQY to construct the large rv.dside rest areu. PROGRESSING RAPIDLY - The Farmers Bonk i Slving COIIli>lnl''& - · meclem buihiiJW Is going "' quickly In Pomeroy and is expected to be completed by earll' 19691 The new building, rron~ on West Main St.. alll cover~ the ground to Secoo:l St.. will haw over 5,000 sq.. THE FIRST NATIONAL 8ANK y..,,.. "Serving fhlo C..mmunlty Truman Has Advice INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (UPl) -Hubert H. Hump!lrey, strug. lllin& to reverse polla showing him lolling the prealdentlal race, dl opped by saturday tor oome oap COUIISOI from an old ~ who has been through It Ill before. Harry Trnman'a aclv!ce: "See as many people as poeslble. tell the truth, even when it bnrts." Huq)brey and his rumlng mate, Sen. Edmund S. Muslde, lit the Iormor President In For Ovor 105 Member FDIC Mrs. Marnhout Is Speaker on Mrs. Wil- AI...,., DON'T LET WINTER. CATCH liam Marnhout, administrator or the Pleasant Valley Hospital. will speak on " EJPanding Medical Facilities" at Mason County Homemaker's Achievement Day scheduled Oct. 8 at the Mason Co~ YOU CO.LD! hla the dimer catered tor the all Cus(om Deluxe da,y e vent. Mrs. Harry N. Rhodes, local, c h a i r m a n or Achievement Day arrangements, announced "Growth" as the theme. Pr~ , jects of the club member"', in-cluding sewi~. or something else pertaining to their crafts , may be nhibited am will be judged. COmmittee chainnen have allotted five miootes to their county reporta. The rollowing clubs in the coun-ty have been assigned the following responsibilities for Achievement Day, Letart and New Haven Homemakers, Name Tags a..t Favorsj Helping Hand and gas home heaters Da Nang Shelled "OME: it Dawn REAII'i FOR . WIITER SAIGON (UP!)- Commenill aumer• ohelled the blg u.s. fti!Uiar)' eomplox at Da Nang Smola1 mornlns before dawn. Ftrot report& said there were oo casualties IUid Utile damage. OPI correlqiOIIdent Perry Yooilli said at leall 'to rocket& or 1110r1ar1 crashed Into the Da Noril base area about 2:10 a.m. ...,. hit the city or Da Nllll& sassafras, Program and Song Leaders; Pleasant Homemakers - "The are hitting ua now," a u.s. Decorations; PocahOntas, registerlrw guests; Pioneer and lllahee, Preparing Facilities; Anne spokesman at Da Nang rtpjrted In .the tlrll _ .... . . . nf the llltack. BaU8y. Jericho Homemakers and U.S. artlllary batterleo lmmecllldei.Y openod · up with a Rhododendron Homemakers. Clean Up. and Leon, poems and Avalanche. Gifts. Achievement Day committee members are Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Garnette Klmberllrw an:l Mrs. Iva C&pehart. Attendirw the meeting were Mrs. Audrey Emery, Mason County' s Homemakers Agent, Mrs. Virgll Burris, Sr., Mrs. Rhodes, Mr&. Clpehart, Mrs. Powell Reynolds, Mrs. Jay Keister, Mrs. Abigall Thompson, Mrs. Charles Yonker. eowifr-llarrago IUid hollcopierl tilumlllated the . eountryslde iroUIId the base wltb nares In ·'uaii nf an ro.u- 'O••"<r '~' '" ~~·~ >he"'~ 8"' ""• 1\UTHORl Z £0 ZE NIT H DEALER __ ltlll MlfTM AUIHO-YIIVM.I, 1.1W. U....,tt. a....OII.. .... c.n Co'lled ....,.,. W'llllaa I . DUM. lllr. 1 111 ....,_,..,,.. .. ilt lllnilll tbottl Zrnftll Hftrinl Ailts C) Pflnl llltitlull ~ Mf lr• llltttfLITt ~ ,._.....,...""II """'il:l lrfflllt' lor a dam · ........ . _____..... --- _ ...._ Chinese Commllllist party an- nounced ita •upport or the and lllectrtc lfiO!'ma. pl~:\lod the Allltrlcan lrOol>i .- tried Here's the beater that J.ooka poet and author Rudyard Klj>llng said: "Meddllns with another 1111n's Colly is alway• thankless work.'' and performs far beyond ita buclpt price. The heavy gauge steel is firtiahed in beautiful walnut woOd grain before it is fonned into a cabinet. The front is In pOpaJa! avacado and for a rich accent it ia framed with golden metal.,It II available in 70,000 btu/hr. in either cloaed fronbl or with visible ftamll jeweled glass frolita. lllowen for fQ,i'ced air beating comfort ~ available.either factory initalled or u an: optional a'Y"'t'Mry. Compare any heater for perfor11181!ce, economy and beauty and you'll decide on a ileW Siegler' Custom Del~ · Gu Home Heater. 11 lgnob!e" The Judiciary Committee voted 11-6 lasi week to reccmmend to the Senate that it confirm Fortas as successor to Chief Justice Earl Warren and U.S. APpeals COurt Judge Homer Thoroberry to take Fortas• place as an associate continued to advise President Johnson during his three years on the court, that his statementa showed he wanted to en rather than strengthen the agencies of social control and the forces of law and order." Obscenit,y C1.ses "Justice Fortas has voted to rewrite the Constitution rather reverse obscenity convictions of thin interpret it and that his 35 or 38 cases," said'Thunnom. objectivity was compromised ..,I'hese decisi·:;oh& have ~.ened the Ooodgates for pornographic material of all kinds and you want me to calllage a RI!]!WIIcan?" It was Humphrey•• Orst meeting with Truman as the Derpoerattc nominee. He last vlslted the Iormor President In May. Truman, In a barely audible house. About 100 persoos, Including two girls carrying a --Wallace for President'' sign, braved a stead)' drizzle to preal ap!Dot the Iron fence suriwncllng tbe house. ''We're trying to hang on to your coattails," Humphrey told Truman as be and Muskf.e stood on either side of the former voice, gave a cryptic endorHa Pre alden!, po~ lor pictures. mept to both candidate•. 11How maa,y ot these are you •'fhey're all riRht." he sald, 11 They're the kind we've hoped going to use?," Trwnan crackllor 1111 the time. Thla time I ed at the photographic crew. ~him< we'Ve dooe a IJlOC] job In wtdch he used to call his uone getting !hem. And Pm for more club." Conservation Project To Prime 5 Counties COLUMBUS (UPl) - A con- tO .. _ the income ot a Ove--cOUDt,y area sources in the area. by $389 million over the next Tills would Include Improved 10 yearo has been authorized pasture and forest land IJl8l>. A,grfculture Secretary or- agement, irdustrial eJPAnsion. improved water sLf)plies, reoduced alr and water pollution, conservationist lor the U. S. improved markets ror local SoU Conservaticm Service. sald products, recreation develq,.. Saturday the project would cov· ment, ftood prevention, wUdllle er L5 mllllon acres In Belmool, habitat deveiGplllOJt, ~roved Monroe, Morgan, Noble and highways liB! heolth facilities. Washlrwtocl Counties. Br<nrn said that istlmates Brown said It Is the llrst r~ ohow that more than 3!,000 swrce conservatlm and de- man • years of _eqdoyment velopment proJect In Ohio; The should result ll:ool construction, U. S. Departmenl o! Agrlcul- operation, maintenance and asture wW provide technlclll liB! aoclated requlremeets of all flmnciaJ 111istance to cam measures. out. the project. by vtUe Freeman. Raymond S. Brown, a state had asked that uall" of the RusJian,. Polish, East German, Hungarian liB! ~ torcea Warsaw Pact occupation troOps be withdrawrL wUI. be pooled PeJ11111111Dtljr In The ezecholllo>ak newt ageflo Czecholllovakla, llthough he cy q u - Cernlk •• saying that slid most ol the ft*'cea wll,l a pliased .pullout nf MOl\ ol the begin .· to wltlllraw !rem 11le lorefsn troops ll:ool Czechoa~ •t1011 within a lew days. the the ..... "8 [lq1Uiai: Co!,mnenlst Party ·~ KiD...,. OJPI) he ·-wUlComJoin •t Ale:iaJxler llubcek. lvostera obiemro ~=~: ' · race br ...... that Ce~nlk may ·be Fortas is extraordinarily weD qualified lor the post to which he has been nominated," the 11man majority. including senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen, said in its reports. Committee chairman James 0. Eastland, [)..Miss.. and Sens. John L. McClellan, [)..Ark., Sam J, Ervin Jr .• [)..N, C., and Strom Thurmon;!, R..s. C. 1 sharply disa- greed. "I do ~" Ervin eXPlained. '~because I love the Constitution and believe tyranny on the bench to be as objectionable as tyranny on the throne." Sald Eastlarxl: "The main thrust of Justice Fortas' philosophy as el(pressed in his opinions is to tear down those NEW YORK (UPl) - A U, dillrlct court apecllll master recommended S.turda¥ that bUltonlllre lndustrlllllst Howard llughes pay Trans World Airline• (TWA) $137.6 million s. ror . mlsmanagbig the airline during the 1950s. , piing of damages sullered by TWA during the period, must be oonfirmed by District COurt Judge Charles M. Metz, row ner, who heard the original oml-trull sult which TWA brought In 196L The project is designed to servation project that ts ex- make better use or soil, water, pected to Increase the. gross plant, mineral, and other re- l'RAGUE (UPQ Premier Oldrlch Cerulk lllllOUI1Ced Saturday that some or the Sonet.-led U is our ~Inion that Justice ~ ·••ct~rrmr}_,~ .. represented the statuto · ·1 '1:. .Ce!'nlk ·uso III)POIII"' 'Ill Jol·l·- Rate. ,·· public 1o . abip g~o<~{ytng ~i::lllT.~.. ~~ newsmen: uwetl, do when the vice president• a motorcade drew up on the narrow street in front of the 'Well Quallfted' 11 when he agreed to accept S15,000 !rom Amerlean Uaiversity's Law School to deliver nine as presidential advisers after joining the court one entlre section or Its report was devoted to the role of Chief American Bar Anoclatlon'a endorsement or Forbis" nom.IJ:a... tion and noted that Fortaa wa1 the first nominee for ehlef justice in history who agreed to testily belore the ccrnmlttee. It said his 12 hours of testimony Justice William Howard Taft in over tour days was twice as long as that given by any nominee £or a s~reme court counseling Presidents Warren post G. Harding and Clllvin Coolidge. Thurmond's obscenity charge was <~misdirected,,. the majority said, citing Fortas ' votes to uphold some obscenit-Y convic- tions. The report stressed Republican and Southern De- mocratic owonents have vowed to mount a filibuster to defeat the nomination and contended they had the votes to block a move to cut off the filibuster the with a cloture vcte. Five Quakes Wallace Confident, Relaxed Draws Big Campaign Crowd has shown ln recent days despite the llrain of a hectic campaign and a bad cold. Time after time Wllllace arrived at cities looking haggard, only to be revived by the cheers of the crowd. After each llq) he buttonholed reporters on his plane to ask them, uWbat did you think S.turda¥. Wallace's joke about Hwn· of that crowd?" He eald he was outdrawing phrey, a revised version of the both Hlllllpbrey and RI!]IWUcan claim that the most Wallace · candidate Richard NIIoo. could hope tor was to throw the Wallace claims that the other presidential electioo Into Ule eandidates might draw more House or Representatives, was crowds by apPearing In motortyplelll ol the relaxed attitude cades through downtown area&, the former Alabama governor By RANDOLPH PENDLETON MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) -George Wllllace, obvloullly pleased with bJs week's ell'orta IUid joking that VIce Prealdent Hubert Humphrey "might get enough votes to throw this election in the HouSB," took a rest from the campalgn traU PHn.ADELPHIA (I]Pl) Boisteroullly enthusiastic voters turned out by the many thousands Saturday for Richard M. Nixoo's tour through subur. ban Phlladelpllla counties and a blaek-owned s'-!ng · center which the GOP candidate de1cribed •'black power in the Shake Japan TOKYO (lJPI) - q~s of fairlY strong intensity portilllll' flnlshed sho!>PJng eensafurda,y shook wide areas or ter- Progress Plaza-in the northern JIIJiln and Hokkaldo, North Phlladelp,ia ghetto area. ur will make that .Promise tor Jlp&D' a northerlllllOst island, the Central Meteorologlclll Agen- Hubert Humphrey IUid my &ell." Nixon said. ..'Ibis is black cy said. The quakes occurred over a power hl the best sense." period or 15 hours rrlth the Orst &Jllfvan replied: "I want registered at 5:25 L m. (6:15 101110 green power Ont, and p.m. EDT) Friday and the last then PU aet some bla<:k power." Black laces were v1rtua11,y at 10:08 p.m. (9:08 LDL EDT) Saturday. - - Ill the IUburbon The llrst, which hit the N1g1110 prefectural area in northwest Jl/llll was said to have see~ the ltruJW&st registering a magnt. tede or 5, 3 ,.,.,. strorw oo the J-.,anose acale, lollowed by the last which hit Urakawa In east-om H-do, registering :s. Diiver Killed airports and ball parks which Kanps City, a total of 25,000 In Florida cities and a whopping 15,000 who paid $10 apiece to attend a Montgomery rallY. There were anti-Wallace picka ets at several &tops but almost no heckling. Police In Kanaa.s three rallies. 1\bout 50 persons, At other stops, Nb:on included showed Up at the plaza ohop. A his usual speech, calling for law Nixon aide said the villlt to the and order and justice. ..ft's plaza was a last minute time for new leadership and decision, oot promoted by respect (or law and order," he advance mea. eald again and again. Progress Plaza includes BeY· OnlY a sprinkling of quiet eral major chain stores such as dissenter& showed up at the the A & P which rents space tor rallies, carrying such signs as $50,000 a year IUid hes agreed to "Vlslt Vietnam, See Law and hire black nwuiaers. At a suburban sho!>PJng center In Cltnon Heights, Nixon told about 8,000 per1011s you 14 can't lull Uve on an Island In thls world." He urged them not to alt back and say, In elfect, "just sol got mine, r don't worry about the other fellow."' Ao he was leaving the CJittoa Heights rally, the crow<la uear!y pulled him down !rom the convertible In which he waa alttlng. Secret Serrioe apnta yanked the crowd • - but not before ooe peraon tore ott Nixon's left cumtnk. JODRELL BANK, ~and the progress nf ZGM-5. A brier (UPI) - Brltl.ah radio utrono- Tass Item late Salurda.Y nll!ht mero aald Salurda.Y night the merel,y . , - Jodrell spokesSoviet ZOnd.S spaceship was men aa saying the launehlng nf beUeYod to have reentered tram the spaceship was ua DLl)or tram a oonlrlbutlon Ill the cauoe nf exploration nf outer apace and tbe moon." Bonk <l>serva!Dry said the Rlloalan• apace tallurea are Rllsalana may be attempting a rarely ..-meed, and otllcillla ICiftlandlng for the umnamed at Jeclrell Bank said only an 0 v l e t commnn1q~Je probe. The feat would be ollclal oould coatlrm reoovery ot ZOndIIIOther ''tirst" In the apacoproaram. 5 It It wao able to millie a IICIItlandlq. '])Ia, the otllctlll Soviet Sir Beman! Levell, Jedrell - · .... lilent Sldurclq ... earth's atJnoBphere ooyage III'Oiald the mooo. ~""""' at the Jeclreil s Order in Action,"' and .. cbJeken Nbon, Debate Wallace." a reference to Nixon's retusal to meet former Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace on national television. A favorable sign read, in the John and Jane theme, 11Run, Dick, Run. See Dick Run. Dick Runs Well. Win Dick Win. 11 Along Nixon's highly }l.lbli- clzed route, scattered clusters or admirers gathered to wave at the candidate as he passed by In the open convertible w l t h hls wife. Pat, sitting nat to him . Bank director. said the observa- tory's powertui radio telescopes loll contact with Zond.S when It was less than 50,000 miles trom the earth heading toward the SWth Pole. have not recovered !rom the RUS!ilan IJI)Ieecratt," Lovell said at 6 :40 p.m. Loncloo time. "If It Is still In orbit we would have - to have received fUrther signals uwe algnllls by this llllle. •"l"henfore, we presume it has reentered tbe atmosphere. u a F.leijbag- 116tel 'for Overnight Miserable in Havana rat!- aald CUban qfllelAla "but fed us 1101')' well. We bod ' fol: llllch yeate~, roaot · 11.a )!er tal~ IU!II focid - and t- II' ~ City ejected an Integrated group of half a dozen demonstrators when they booed Wallace and III8IlY Wllllace partisans In the crowd became angry. poople must go out of their W1J to reach. There was no doubt that his Commenting Ill! heckllng crowds were large and enthusJ- has plagued Humphrey, ''Mr. ast!c. He drew 2,000 In Dllllaa, Humphrey helped to c..- theM 8,000 In Tulsa, 3,500 In Cape anarchists and now they turned Girardeau, Mo ., 10,000 in on him," Wallace said. Zond 5 Believed Back to Earth tor lnalitist 1Nt PHONE 742-Ull but he Is getting more In rallies and "fixed points,'• such aa Nixon ·. Crowds Boistrous best sense. n At the start or the 12~ tour, Nixon pledged White House help to the Rev. Leon Sillivan, pastor Ill the Zion Ba,ptlst Church and moving Five esrth- force behind the $2 million, . PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UPI) BemJ¥ Hill, 29, Pulpld, VL, ..... ldljod Saturday when he ~od · lD IIOIIOIIste a turn 11111> bla "'"""" • ·trailer riC 111111 crUbo!Jido il utility pole. ..Ida "1111l begin. within a few . Pollee Aid lUll's truck thai dQs" and thaf the wlthdrawil 1lcU!ced !llf the pole and ldno ... the troat ot a store. wiU not take ]oqr, . _VO __ L. _3_N_O~-~~~--------~ SU~N~D~ ~~~~S~ EP~T:EM ~B=E~R~~ ~~~ ~ B __________~P~A~G~E~ II : 1Gbale1' tor IIC!Ptr rat!onlll govemnent. The Com- munists took over Chlna 12 years later. In 1959, the (lllcago White Sox won the American League baseba!l pennant for the first time in 40 years. A thought lor the day- British 9111 •'0111 !lllllable" -~ a for<e.;f!( 200 trol!,»d'' commimlllo In :~"1· tramping oo the graaa and tearing througll the lorsythl.a l>labes. 'lbe 84 • year • old Truman, gnarled, grizzled, bard ol hearing, but 111111 full of vinegar, learned on his cane and asked Nattily dressed In a otarched while shirt, blue tie IUid checkered blue suit, Truman, the one.Ume Missouri haber· dasher, was waiting on the porch tor Humphrey, the former Minnesota dnlgglst, infllltr)' to the Da Nang barTap Qanday 11101'11- . ....., tlghtlng ~ . . , turn-of-tbe-<entury Wblte frame home and confMited a horde or newsmen and photogrlll>ller• them!' 111011- artmary bll. ' ,Juat ooul!> ot Salllnn. In the ..... Delta, u.s. ~ :• the Afterward, they emerged onto the front porch ~ Truman's .Czechs Told Troops uoaul1 .•• • Jllll Stay in Country -r. , Da Nang .Fint reporta mljje · 1111 ail The moon Is new. The mornirc staJ!. is Mars. The evening stars are Saturn <!he · ·A Communlll artliiOll' attack 4111 Da Nang Sopt. 2 killed 27 ...110111 and t6. Thst raid 'marked the llrst · Ume 1n lbo, war that rOctie!a bad tall001 follow. 7"'-~1!! !lush lbe tram hl.dlug placea. By United Press International Today Is Suoclay, Sept. 22, the 266th day of 1968 with 100 to In 1776, the BriUsh hanged American Revolutionary Wu hero and patriot Nathan Hale aeoonls alter he uttered hls immortal words: .. 1 only regret ti"At I have but one llle to lose for my country. 11 ln 19371 I united front W&fi establt1hed in China when the ~ " lD an eonvnuntat aumera The Almanac New Ze nith ·' ZI~Twlte '· ca n m.o~ ke l1fc fun o~g.o~m Preo s•on o~mplift · c ~ t• un fm m ! ""'" llt · l•t h te"!! orcu. t s W c.>t flhS ool'f l/6 O\Jn ce Jnd KUod for mo~r m.l d lo~st'~ (oml' 1n for .a d rmu ost r,Jtu m o l Zl•m t h '~ Ot"w ll"ll d lc Jj rnJv hl' 1 u~ 1 ri!'hl l or yo u• 380 mlleo oortheast nf SoigUl. and Mason Homemakers, Table lwwecJ. parlor for 25 minutes, discussing prospecta for duplicating truman•s 19t8 come. from.behlnd vlctory. WE HAVE THE CURE FOR 'COLDITIS' ty 4-11 camp at Southside, w. Va. A question and answer period will follow. Tentative plans are to have and Veoos. On this clay In hlotory: In 1692, the last persons to be executed in the American colonies ror witchcraft were charges raised In 12 weeks of ty on the nloo-man court that committee conaldenUon m:1 "has chosen this decade of hearings on the mmlnation. alleged that Fortas turbulence and unrest to weak.. They lectures tt.ere this- summer to 17 outstanding law stedents. The maJority, seeking to refute those charged, cited 15 former justices who had acted justice. tt. of Ooor space. October 8th McCJeUan said Forts& was Tuel!day or Wednesday. ERECTING SIGN FRAMES - Employees of the Ben-Tom Coll>oratlon of Pomeroy are shown Friday evenlrw erecting •iBn tnmes lor the now lour-lane phase of Route 33 In Meigs County which Is elii>Octed to be opeDed lor tramc next month. Pictured are Roger Clark Oeft loreground), WD· Uam Clark. also at left, aM Junior Dalley. The Be•Tern Corporatlon also has been sub-contract-. material'' port of the o..,..,.ember majori- dominate the ::.. ate Cor weeks to come. It is scheduled to start and may oot be put up again thi s winter. The Omaha, to be renamed the General Pershing, Is reported to be doing a good business In the Parkersburg • Pittsburgh trade In charge or Captain Patchell, with captain William D. today great.'' S.tunla3 !lied a 90~-!IOint away at Fort."' s in a foretaste of the debate tl IS CJ<j)OCted to aon. Dam No. 26 was lowered cl-eated ehaos in the errorts to enforce laws against such defense or Abe Fortas' record and asked the Senate to confirm his nomloaUon to be chief ftllbuster. But minortt;y members, tn their own reports. hammered rising, a general rise of sev. eral teet having occurred durlng the past 24 hours . No more low water is expected this ae&· ideas, ideals an! institutions that have made this country The lour opJ)Oilents lllso cited justlce without an SEPT. 20, 1918- WHARFMAS- PT. PLEASANT - ago. the same size as the Elam. II the deal goes through, she 1IIU be put In the Pittsburgh • (New Quarter Be&ins December 10) · I River towboats at Pt.. Pleasanl several boats are laid up. Extensive improvements and additions to their noat!ng properly and terminals are to be car. rled out by the Liberty Transit Co. of Wheeling which will justl(y their big deal In towboats and wharves a few da,ya . •·:O;PE::N.ING During the week Wllllace told his audiences that as prealcle'lt he would: Seek legislation to require reconfirmation of ledorlll judgoa and &ipreme Court justices by the senate every eight yeara. Ask Congress to r~ _ . houalng laws and overturn court rulings which he said hampered 11le pollee. Cut foreign aid and use aome of the money lor natlonlll defense and space programs. Veto proposed gun control laws. Eliminate tax exceptions tor large foundations and use the mmey lo raise indlviWal tu: exemptions to $1,000ormore. Wallace plans a network television appearance In Atlanta ~ but wUi make ... campaign trips before Friday when he heads for the northeast. The details ~ the bip have not been amOWlced, Reservists Going Now To Douglas WASIUNGTON (IJPI)- Chief Justice Earl Warren refused Saturday to order postpooement of Vietnam orders lor 93 ArmY reservists. A lawyer for 13 ~ 11lem promptly llew to Goose Prairie, Wash. , to carry the same request to JUstice William 0. Dooglas . Warren rejected the petition without comment. The reservists, all (rom New Yor11. state. contend they were called -. Illegally and aaked Warren to keep 11le Army tram sending them to VIetnam Willi the &ipreme Court hears their ..... But &lpreme Court rula permit th' aame ~ to another. justice, eY.. .n.. Wari'Bl11 adverse J'll1.q. AQr Justice oould order the 111011 belli In the UDited Slate&. lUll Wellford, a VL, attorney who...,..... "::4; nf the 93, said hlo Jamaa Fambam, - · 1 by pi.aM lD Yokobamo, '11• -.ti aed - drive lrolll Dout!las• - Gooee ... ·Prairie. l<'l'J' . at ~~:::.:·~ !' ...atlaa,..... uw. ....... �I . ... " ' 12 The ~ Tlmes-llenUnel, ·Sunc!a.f, Sop-r 22, ,lHS , ,, ' ',• ~ ' ' •• ' .. '· ti~ .•.· ..:-:•h-. ·.. 4' ~- ..:-: -. .. .. -:·. ' ' .... ;k. ~ ~ farmer& are finlahing up ~ir price for excess foreign materolio tilling operatiooo for the year Ial. Corn ohalled at 25 per cent 196S. Th"'' ore hopelul that the moisture and less will have the frost will hold orr uotll all the leaot kernel damsse and wilt· be easier to dry and store llllely. com Ia in. Large aereage owners may 1be ear corn hanest season, in moat cases, Is sUII several get started earUerandhavemore harvesting days U the first com weeks away . one way to anure more etfl- harveeted Is prt Into high moisdU and trouble..free harvest- ture storage. Some farmers ~ lag ~ corn is to lmow when the still have narrow ear corn cribs. com wilt be readY to harvest, These farmers might harvest aa,ys Delbert M. Byg, Exten- the first pordoo d their corn sion agricultural engineer at The crop1 u ear com, then start rteld shelling when the corn moisOhio state Unlverslt,y, When com grains are c o m- ture drops to 25 per cent. Check your fields now to deplelely denied, the grain moisture Is about 50 per cent, he termine harvesting dates. You'll says. Jt will take an average or have fewer headaehes and more 20 days otter the corn Ia dent- profits It you do, advises Byg. ed for It to reach maturity at 35 per cent moisture. Another ALWAYS A PHOBLEM THE QUESTION OF storage 13 days are required for t h e corn to reach 25 per cent mols- and alao or grinding new earn Is 1ure. Thus, if com kernels were always a prd>lem. Unless the ell dented by S.plember 8, grain moisture at harvest time is well moisture should be down to 35 down towards 20 per cent it is per cent on about September 28 very difficult, ir not bnpossible, and 25 per cent by al>ool Octo- to grind the corn for feeding. Whenever we switch from old ber 11. 'Ibis Ia assuming that the corn corn to new corn there 11 al ~ was planted at the normal time. ways a problem with the feed Late planted com dries more molding. For .this reason it La Important that ground food conslowly. You ean begin ear corn bar- taining new corn be led quickly. Storing of com presents anvest at 35 per cent moisture, pro>ided It Is stored in cribs other problem. This Ia one reawllh forced air drying, with or son that most or Meigs Count,y'o without heat. Ear corn at 30 oorn goes Into the sUo. It can JilT cent moisture can usually be stored at relatively h I g h be stored safely In narrow, well- moisture content, with little or ventilated cribs It It Is husked no problem from spoilage. It the com Is to be stored clean and no ear Ia more than as eu com It should be stortwo teet from free air. So lar In Me(Jo Counl,y, no ed In well ventUaled cribs or one has stsrled using field ohell- In small piles. lng equipment. The moisture Many or our larger farmers ·problem with ltold shelling Is ahould CIXIslder using forced air dtllerent from what It Ia with to dry corn. Dryltli ear corn with ear oom husld.ng. unheated ltlrced air costs In the Belin field ahelllng at 30 per neighborhood or 3 cents p e r COlli moisture It the earn Ia to bushel. The drying cost lor shellbe used for feed or stored u ed corn Is a little better than hllh moisture corn. But, do not double this figure. lleld shell corn thet t a to be .Jt lo lnlereadtli to oote how -~ tlle"morketmtllthemols- com dries. Wftoo air lo fOrced ta.N1i'Neties 28 J)er cent or less, · llii'OUIIfl eorn. drying takes plaee nearest the oouree of the air firot. AI the com becomes drier tile tine between the dry com and tho wet coru moves tarll>ir aWQ from the oouree or air. Because of this pe<UIIarlv or drying, farmers hava found that Ills eorn on the top or the bend farthest BWIIJ' (rom the IJOUJ"CB d tho air will mold. Thla Is because the elr eornltli llii'OUIII the corn has picked up moisture so the laat place tor the moisture to leave Is ori tbe sur- ' GALLIPOLJS - Fall fonder calf sales wlll soon get under· wa)· in Southern Ohio reports Bud carter, County Extension Agent, Agriculture. The first will be at Galllpulis aocl Athens on Tuesday, October 8. Sales at Chillicothe will be held on October 10, 15, 22, 29 ani No.vember 12. Consignments for the GalU· polls sale need to be made by 8eplember 30 and for the ChUItcothe nlea by October 5. co... stgrunent forms for any of these sales may be obtained at the Gallla ~ Extenelon Of!lce, the Ohio Valley Livestock com- -..... ... ....-. -.. .::: . ,. ...... ·:·.. .-... :·:-.. ... .•.-· > ' ·:··-· :··-: l ;· .--:-: .-. ·:· '' ' t·f \~ :j: v t :J\ I •'' • ' . ' tile ear loll Ia flllmd at the rear ol llle mac1dne, 110 to the - . . 001'D In frilat "' the machine, .()lee ott 1-100 aere, I'I:A-I'UR8S We have the COMFORTABLE ONES MAKING HAY 1D BeDevlllei Wll~ or earn ereate • aoo~a~P plr1ure ore Fall Feeder Calf Sales Begin Soon ,~ ' '[. llllllltr ears -~· .... bulhel alrea<IY loose on t h e ground In thta orea. &Jbboaet tare or farthest BWQ from the these eora from tboae found at 1he rear of the maehflle. air SOIIJ'Ce. The dllfereoee Ia the machlno If farmers are eontemplating ear loss. construction ol corn storage or Ill measuring loose kernel loll adding forced air to their plans, and cylinder lou you measure information Is available on the rectangular plots encloalng an englnoerlng cl this f1pe of OParea of 10 ..,..,.. toot In t h e er&Uon. reor of the machlno. If the row one more Item on corn harwidth lo 40 Inches, then 36 InchvesUng Is to try to avoid loss es ~ row will give 10 at harvest Ume. It takes only ten l<jUirO feel Making I frame or minutes to check after the corn this abe, count the number r1 pieker to determine how mueh loo10 kernels and divide by 20. loss occurs. This gives yoo bushel a per acre If you have 40-inch rows, then loss. pacing oft 131 feet will give you Proper llijustment or the eorn 1-100 of an aero. llne-llalf thio amount on two rows wtll give picker at harvest time will be a 1-100 ot an aere. Measure t h e money-making procedure. ·-....:... . ·'' all ron of maellllle swatll; plh.....,.i from Iiiia oroa, l8d each 3-f lneh ear or equlvaleat Ja that pany yards In Gallipolis and tho Scioto Livestock Compalll' yan!a in Chillicothe aho have forms. In addition, producers may contaet their committeemen who are; Gallipolis Sale - GleM Graham and Ken Ward; CbUUcothe Slle - Hlrvey Calhoun, Bill Lakin and Chlrlea Richard&. The Athens sale will be held at 1 p.m. and the Gallipolis sale at 8 p.m. 'lbese sales are for all beef calves (buU and dairy cross calves not aecepted) dr~ ped sner January 1,1968. Calves must weigh at least 275 pounds. They must be brought to the Gallipolis aele before II Lm. on sale day. calves must be at the Athens yards before 1 p.m. on the day belore the 811e. The October 10 sale at ChUllcotho Is tho only yearIIIIi sale at Chillicothe this tall, and it will be held 11 8 p.m. October 15 will be an all Hereford sale. The October 22 will be all Angus or Angus Cross sale (Angus cross mu.st be at least half Angus). The October 29 and Ne>vember 12 saleo wUI be all beef breeds. More detalls on rules and re-gulations tor those sales may be -(ned by eontactirw I eommiUeeman or the Gallla Count,y Extension Olllce. The Conelloga wagon was named for the PeuiiS)'IVanla town where it was first built. Amilia o rw:u life. :;;....,I, .:1 .I lie tile ·eld farm ~. ~uAIIIe melbod to Amerlean League standlngo Lav of the I .and Unique Conservation Area BY JOHN COOPER SoU Cooservatlon Ser>iee Mason County PT. PLEASANT - Houstoo Sowash on the head of Guyan Crook near q,land, corrled out an WRJsuaJ eonaervatlQrll. measure. He built a new barn which Ia used Cor tobacco storage and also lor leedtllli llveatoek, when not in use for tobaeeo. 'lbl1 barD Is localed m top ol 1 rldp. , On each side of the barn Mr. Sowash moved earth up oplnat the rooters so that the grade al~ed sway from the bam On thla sloped ground he seeded Kentucky 31 loscue, ferllllled the ground and mulehed the area with burlap seck so as to Insure a good stand of grass. Denver Yoho of USDA SOil Conservation Service, who saw this soeded area recently' said wa111t F~iei'loL.V. · GUV SERVICf? II. Thlo plab wu rejected In • voice vote cC the memiJerahlp. Eutem LaWJ•a Coaai;J, Ohio, have lllorted Pftigramo to bloek ~ Gf tolla, and -...ra have retolw to r o - the pnblemo t11at miltbt be ,.,..,......., tJVST for . Ponih• BLUE CREST <' p ' e'Compah'ble with all nationally advtr1ised. brands of glycol anfi.fneze ' • WI not allack or detwiorQte radiator . . ..... ....... 11111111 IIQseor' . ..gasbtini' matlrial .cc~ · , .... ..,... _____ fU%mlft. lllltU ll~ai IDw------1-"" min. a~ of 120 ~ ~-rs. ~ two tlnire ie l4orilad ,...,Wilt.. lila~~iallt. ,..._aao••: I•F, ' '·"" TCU t011r olb!r reoaverlul a lllmbte but called on Duae&b far tho llold p i Iller Ita ..... boaeddci.ib. .. ra.u ~·· ""!¥ ...... -~ ""'-·llil ....... , Bola ..cC· ....t.40rmaa fnw.,. ~ Below-normal t.mperaturaa .,.. axpaotld over aut.m Now Enldand and m,.t of the area lylnc betwHn tlla AppalacTilana and tho AocklH- ' • .I •••F.mln. em · ln;~;~of6-lGai+Cqn~ ·~ put " I, •' \ ....• ~ Per Gall~n . ,. ~~ " an. 87 -ya.nl mireh ~ 11011 yu'd~for ' .. , WERRY SCO.JI!3 - lfetp QB Jeff Werq Oower ._ vlatblol acoreo otx points lor the Marallllera It NeiSODviUe Friday nilht enrouta 10 a win over the Buckeyes. Number 30 on '!· loll Ia Bucile)'e Phil Emla. others Ill the pOe ~ are Max Pierce (68) and Dick StandiBb (76} or Nal1011vUI•Yark and. llflllga' Ken EIWIIBb (SO), " Tech Drops TCU ecomplettly miscible with water -. The Ir11h were nbc pd• favorites goq Into tile llllll, after their de&mslve ..,._. In tho lrol miiUea, they the lllld81111kera look ..,ad. Hanrolfl COCIIIJI- IS ot 11'1 Pllles ftlr 202 yarda befan lit rode the bench !or the quarter and Seym- eouu11t nine throWs 101' 101 ,....._ Ha beeame Notre Dome'• leedJJW reeelver In touchdowns with II, surpasoltli the reconl or 13 aot ll,.. by Leon Hart. The lrl stt1dld not punt In tho same. Notre Dame amused 3~7 ~s on the ground and held the sooners to 85 while the lrllh picked ~ 214 yards pauq oplnst 177 for their opponeJU. The only Jault lor Notre Dame was that two or Hanratty'• passes were intercepted, breaklt!i up scoring drhe&. I'll-. MINNEAPOLIS (UP!)- AII- Wlntennute, and Wirtennute, Amerlean 0. J. Sirnp8011 drove with beautitut blockitli, ran 83 ior four touchdowns Saturday to yards dowl' the sldeUne for a lead detendltli oational cham- touchdown. ploo Southern Calu.rnto to a 29Bob Sleln con"'rled and 20 victory over Minnesota In an Minnesota led 211-16. lntersecttooallootball pme. After an exchange of punts, Southern Cal trailed 20-!6willl usc charged aptn. SimPson. three one-half mill.ltes to who pUed up 236 yards ruohlrlg go, but Simpson then broke In the pmo, ripped through the through lor two quick touch- line and aroond eni nve downs- the last "itb hall a mioole to go- to give the Trojans their season--opening >ictory. The game, which drew a BOSTON (UP!)- Veteran filiierowd of 60,280 in dark, rainy buck Geoe ~or and .....-terweather, was in doutt until the baek Roo Burton ran tile COlfinal few mlrutes. pte Red Raiders to a 28-11 vieusc am Minnesota, whleh tory satunlay to opoll Bolton shared the Big Ten ehampionUDiveralcy's ftrst game on Ita ship last season, fought to a 13. new ortWclal turf gridiron. 13 tie in the firot hell and Ills Detwiler, senior eaptaln from third quarter was scoreless. Clifton, N. J., scored two llalehThen midway through the dcnms on nmJ of two and 43 fourth quarter, Southern cal yanls after Burton bad .POised took • 16-13 lead 00 • 2~yard and n111 the Raiders to a 7 -II field goal by Ron Ayala. llrst. .llall lead ~elDre 9,000 at - - brooght Gapho>lans scre&mltli to their feet on the lormer Braveo Field. lillbatltute .,..,-terback Steve the next kickoft Goepel scored tile otber COlGeorge Kemp took the kickoll pte . touchdown m a oae..yard on the Mhmesota 17, lateraled tnurth !llarler plunge and ld ckacross the field to John am otralgllt times !rom t h e - · sota 45 to the seven. Then. with 3:31 to go, he swept rllbt end to seore. In addition to hia 23& ruahbw yards, Simpson added 59 )'ll'd8 on six passing receptlc:ms and 72 yards on three kickoff retumli to llnlsh the claY with 367 lelal yards. Colgate Blanks Boston or Alao JGumpp -..t all r- eoavorelona. Detwiler'• 43-yarQ tou.ctlillcAo run, which came on an olf.Qekle play oo a lourth down and yard to II' oltuatloa, broke tile mutual opener _ . In tho -~ and CoJpt. tl1lll'd Joe Rlnaidl choked ott • late Terrier comebaek by lnlereept.. lng 8 IIUI from hot-""- 10[111.. omore ....,-terback YOUC. ~ a three letiGil ,._~ll; an .,..,-terbaek from :MooU~a~o 1 n N. J., plunged the tlnal toot to c:ap • 60-1ard <JIIrler drive lor the only too- cC tile llrll halt. Cadets RomplnOpener I : •: Meigs Equipment Co• · ~a~ I6Wa kcirdi .... ·.· ,_· ANTI~FRE.Ez·E . We've got ·em-the new 5-plow and • New, easier shifting, plus popular "H" 6-plow International tractors that make pattern gear shift. tractor driving more comfortable, more • Foot pedals have curved face, "fit" convenient, and more productive than your 1oot from any angle for extra comever. Here are just a few of the many fort, reduced fatigue. standard and optional features we can offer you on the 756 and 856: • Platform is now 40% wider for extra o New type of seat adjusts up and down, footroom. hydraultcally slideS fore and aft, tilts, ad· • Many workhorse features, too! For in· justs to your weight. That's living-room stance: exclusive torsion bar draft con· comfort in the field! trol keeps you plowinK evenly .. . Torque • The tilt steering wheel adjusts to five ArRplifier that boosts pullina: power and different postttons to put it exactly where doubiH y9ur choice of !'Jpeeds. you want it. Pllfl'"diJ II tllt-drtn a new lnttmltionll or krtlrnltktnll farm~ II 756 or l5i trltttr. at eur place• in U. ftalll, anol foot the diffeftn<O Positioll Comfort Doti&ll ....... 'I'OU Warmaek hit Zobel lor 11 yards and Oklahoma'' last touchdown. Meanwhile tho Irish put on a fioshy o!tenslve show, Gladl01111 scored thrte times on Ofleoo)'ard plunges, Harntt)' hJt Seymour on a I~ oeorlng Olp and then wiped out the Irish deftelt with a brilliant passll~ sh<M In whh:h he completed aeven of nino throwo· to toke Notre Dame 011 1 7~ morch In 56 seconds, culmJIIltina' in aevanyanl scorltli pitch to Seymour lor a 21-14 halftime lead. In the second half, the Irish morched 54 yanls In 10 ruohlrw plays ror a touchdown, then Interspersed rushlrw and passlt!i ltlr a 68-yard scorltli push. The llnal Notre Dame points came on a 3l..yard fteld goal by Scott Hempel, who also coverted after every ldsh touchdown, and a seven-yard scoring run by Chuch Lardolll. Simpson Scores Four Times In 29-20 Win u. 992-2181 -· with POSITION COMFORT DESIGN N- POMUOY .,. NIW858 of 18 J)«iOOI ftlr 109 ylrds. Bryant lilt Bob Houmord with a nine yard .llalchclown pus In the ftrst perlocland tossed a 28yard acortng strike to Todd Snyder In the thin! quarter. Cc.llege Seores · · ~:.. . SEASONAL SHin • oatlon In ~ olrenoe 1111 oea- Keyes Stars In 44-6 Win At COVIC Meeting ffiONTON - The Central Ohio Valley Industrial Council, 111ta October meeting, will make ita >iewo !mown on the RrGwitli oppoolUon to toll bridges. COVIC'a lranoportalklo commilt!lo will consider the IISUe, It w,p,~1 ~~~ b)' !he ~­ ship at a dlmel' meeting '!111raday niglit at the Marting House. The move came after conaldorable dlacussloo or a, proposed reaoluttoo that would have urged aporatloa or two toll !rae brlclges 11 Huntington (W. 7th and the pre- 6th st. span), and woold deiiQ' acdoo on buUdtng a third brlclge In the vtelnlcy of 24th and 31st atriiOia, In the eatlero serdoa (J( the cl\f• The reaolulloo, ottered by the Che-'<e Area-..cloiTrade, would have alao encouraged a "1lllllled olrort"' In the - SOUTH BEND, Ind. (VPI)Noire Dome spotted the Oldab<>ma Sooners a one-touchdmrn lead SOiuntl,y and ll1en spurted to a U-21 >ictory oo the gulden passing colnblMtlon ot Terry Hanratv to Jim seymour alii throe llaldldown plunioa by Bob Gladieux. The lrlllh defense, which coach Aro Por1181hlon feared woold be porouo, eorned eq.-Jo honoro with the of!enoe. The delenso pve ~ two twchdown& to the Sooners In tho first IS miJiutes on a 72-yard pass !rom Bob Wormack to Eddie Hlnk•n and a 15-yard pass plly !rom Warmack to Sieve Zobel But then the SOoners made only one nrst down aNI cOCIIIJieted only two oliO passes undl le81 than five mlnules remained In Ills same when they made six first d""ns and soa, rolled up 11 ylrds ruohlrv ln. 17 .at'-1• and eompleled 9 a Review Ohio Parks '·-" -·--NEW INTERNATIONAL®tractors 48~8 "u that It ,.. clolt!i an excellent at Bellaire, Ohio and have had job of cottrolllnl eroaioo alq sOIU use In Well Vlrslnla. the slclos of the born ,..,.,.. 1101'II was broullht out that a d,..· Ole£. mally Wiler !rom the roof of the er In Huntingkln baa been a~ply­ born cauaos wiShing. lrw IIIIo lrou8h tor a yeo,. or two, Sowuh Is 1 fullodme lllrml' and jhe Dlalriet ""' lnlerealed who rllaeo tollaceo and 11vestock. In haYIIII a local source for He 1ooka after his own !linn landowners In Ma1011 CouJt¥. and does much of the wor__on the H. E. FlenunlJJr, repnaeJ111oo !linn bel~ to his - r , Uva of the toundry, was lo Pl. Roy D. Sowash. Mr. Yoho went Pleasent fa< the purpose or pt. ahead to 1111 u.t Mr. Sowuh Ut!i a dealer for thoae. ~s. had some very fine lbeldoWI Theoe trouP• hold 285 pllms &1111 part ol his J)loturo Wll and are 53 lnchu In dlameler. growing KOnllicky re.. ue. They weigh 200 pounds and are made or I~ - L THE SVPERVISORSoltheWes- 'Ibey are made ·with aa -·t' tern SoU conservation Dlatrlet bracing acrosa tho toP and have helilthelr regular morthly meet- reinforcement III"OUII! the top and ltli It Ripley, One of tho things where the Inlet and outlat plpea dlacussed at this meedtli or 1,_ enler and .Jeeve In tile bottom ol terost to Ma1011 C<llmf1 talllloW~ tho tank. ers ns the prObableuaeofround EARLY LAST SPRING,.helpsleel watarlng troughs. T h e troughs "fe made by 1 lAJUIIIIry ed Willer Harmon of Rock CIStie Creek on !louie 35 with s revlsloo ol his eiXIIOrvatloaPian. Mr. Harmon had boulhl adcltUonal ocr- to ldd to'tlle Iaiii which he already owned. lo earryltli out 101110 of the plalllled work Mr. Harmon soed8d racre-. of meadow grill whleb is In IUcb a move. .Jooklng very good 11 this Ume. The OotJ 24 meo1lng wiU be He Is Plamltli to build a pollll hold at tht PleuW POint Resort, with tho POint Plaauat- neor tho toP or a hi1l to turnlah Malon COUtllf .,~<#Com­ waler fa< cattle. Two ,...-s 1&0 Mr. Harmoa buUt .: pollll ....... Lel'nN& merce • • - · The-Chamber of Commeree plolllled'!111ra- olhor btU whleh Ia doing a good · \J~ "iiiT Wllfl Job of waterlt!i hia l11astoek. da.Y,'s 1:-':~P i , . .J Ralph ~. reer"l'lkln ·101- He lft,wall piOISed with pervlaor for the Ohio Deperl.. a soUrce of Hveatock water. mont ol Natural Resourees, pre. HERBERT AND DON Handorsented an WUIIraled dlscualkll oon 011 17 near Five Mile "' the stata park IQ'IIIem. Ohio hal 55 7ear:ruond parka, lftiiQ' Creek are Plarudtli to lnatall ~OIL~k:e · or them witll lodalnl and . . _ 1,680 teet of the tile thio ~ ,16~~; ,~ 1ng taelliUea. The eatlra park Ron Gllke8011 or SCS II WorkiJW program hal 11-. .-lied with on the dealan ltlr thlo clralnlp. '100 million spont In olx ,...-a. WbUe out em tho farm Ronald Mr. ~· coltir alldn .re- wu talking with DoD \boUt • I· Yiowecl -~ at17parkl, 1111111 corn field, olollli Kouhi 17, which . J very &OQd. **billa lrom Like Erie to Don eOIItiiiOIItad, "011 d.i lleld the Oblo amr, aac1 trom t11e where ... lnltaUed 4,000 taet Mev bordar to :Burr Oak At.. 614 State Park Ill Au.a C<llmfl. of tile last ,.._,, , . have a0me · ., The sps her wu ~ com •• pad u tbla." by Charlea Boa or Alhleod, COVIC pnil-. ·:· HI. Irish Roll 45- JMauestandlngo WLPetGB W L Pet. GB x-81. LAlllls 94 62 .6413 x.n.trolt 101 ~~ .652 Son Fran 84 72 .538 10 Clnelmatl, 80 74 .519 13 Bal~ .~13~ Bootoa 83 72 .535 18 Thlc:aao 79 77 .506 15 Clevellllll Sf 73 .529 Ill , Atlanta 79 77 .506 IS New York 80 75 .518 21 Pllltbul'lft '17 77 .~00 16 Olkland 78 77 .503 23 PhDa 73 83 .4S3 21 MlnneiiOia 74 Sl .477 27 Loa Angeles 73 83 .483 21 Calltorola 81 89 .428 35 New York 70 86 .449 24 Cblcaao Bt 91 .413 37 Houaton 69 87 .442 25 Wublngton 89 95 .383 41\l x-CIInehed Pennant x.ellnched pemailt Soturdo.v' a Results llalurdar• . Results Loo Anples 3 st. LAlllls 0 Delrolt 4 Wa~ 3 · Atlanta 2 San Francisco I Bolllla 2 Now York 0 Pittsburgh 5 Chlc:aao I Baltimore 8 Chicago 6 Pblladelphla 4 N., York 3 MlmeiiOia 2 Olklancll Clnelnnatl 5 Houotoa 0 OlevetU.S C&lllOmta 2 INCOMPLETE PASS - GAHS end Greg Pauley reaches lor a Tom ~er pass late In the Today' a Games secoad period agoloat Athena Friday nipt, but' Ills pigskin wao just oil his ftnger tips along the Toda.Y'a Glri!ea (AU Times EDT) atdellneo. GAllS lost, 8-3. (All TlmN liDT) New York at Philadelphia (1:Bolllla at New· Yolil (2 p.m.) 30 p.m.) Delrolt at Wublngton (1:30 tblc:aao at Plttsbllr8h (1:30 p.m.) . p.m.) Calltorota at CIOYeland (2:15 ctnelnnaU at Houston (3 p.m.) p.m. 'st. L<lula at Lot Angeles (4 Blltlmore ot Chicago (3 p.m.) p.m.) Ookland ot MhmeiiOia (2:30 p. Atlanta at Son Francisco (4 LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI)... Despite a hlp InJury, he Chuck Kyle blocked Jim Carm.) p.m.) Limber Leroy Keyes, Purdue's suatolned In the seeoncl parlod, rtngtoo's fldd goal attempt and Incredible AU-Amerlea tootball Keyes IIW rrO<JIOIII •rdoa In raced 78 yards. Then It was Kentucky 12 Mls"'"'rl 8 star,. Ignited a 44-6 rout over the second hall, winding up with K~~Yes' tum hy scoring and Georgia Tech 17 TCU 7 VIrginia Saturday by scoring eight receptions from quarter- passing tour yards to DUllngFlorida 23 Air FO<ce 20 By Unlted Press Jnteroattonll one touchdown and passing tor back Mike Phipps tor 94 yards, ham and Jefi Joaes bouted a 27Wake Forest 20 ClemOOD 20 (tie) another In tha sea1011 opener tor 62 yards rushltli In 11 attempts YIU'd fletdgoal before Quayle put Eut SMU 37 Auburn 28 Klnp Palnl26 Gettysburg 8 both learns. and 51 yards passing on two or VIrginia on the score board. North Carolina St. 36 North CarCoJpt. 28 Bootoa 0 The Boilermakers, shooting two attempts. In the tlnal period, fullback olina 8 Penn st. 31 Navy 6 lor the Big Ten IItle, the VIrginia, meeting PUrdue on Perry Wllllams plU!Iied over MDlWESr !iutavs 37 Lafal'lllle 7 national ellam!llonahlp and their the gridiron lor the ftrst time from tho two, and subNotre Dame 45 Oklahoma 21 seeond Rose Bowl appearance seared Its lone touchdown In the halfbacks, John Bullock BDd Arm1 34 Citadel U W-sbufl 28 SliPPerY Roek BoWling Green 21 Michigan 7 In three years, warmed up for tiJjrd period, mostly against Stan Brown scored on runs of 19 Brigham YOUIII17WeatemMich- their clasolc lalra-state claBb ot reserves, whM baUba.ck Frank 7, and 13 yards, respecdvoly. lgsn 7 Lehllh 59 Drexel 21 NOtre Dame next Saturday by Quayle plunged over !rom the Phipps completed 11 cC 29 Mlehlgan st. If !IYracuae 10 Matllldluaolts 21 Milne 3 searing in every period In mid- 011e.' Quayle oet up his passes lor 230 yanls and had F.4td¥>ro 21 Oblp l'k>rlhern 26 Weatem Kentueky 35 Buller 0 summer weather before more touchdown only seconds before another throw intercepted. Gene Butralo 21 Kent st. 13 than 80,000 lana. with a 40-yard sprint around lett A r n e t t e, Virginia's ltart1ng ~'"" 21 v . . . - o Keyea, P'tlrGle's Rebman encl. Calltornla St, (Pa.) 36 DeniiXI Southoro California 29 MlnneIIUU'Ierback hit on 12 ol 27 Tfophy conlellder, · ·seorld tile' 0 ~):·~~,.·-.....r--Oi'o<" pasaas for 91 .y ardo but had two• flu:d\Je, a three-toac~~.. l4 Dikola sec0nd.~ ~·,W6nl 1 s·'y&rds favorlte, scored thrSe times fn tosses grsbbed hy J' bth ' w•lil v~ra~n~a 11 ·_.clllnllllll o 10 out ii.d ''.puled . to Bob the tlnal period to complete the defenses. Florida st. 24 lllar7lalld It loft 21 Oregon st. 20 Dillingham 12 ylrda for mismatch. Virginia, despite the rom.P, . st. 7 V[fllnla St. 8 K1D1U 47 Dllnola 7 Pur-• third TD. Deteoolve end Bill McKoy had a 182 to 168 edga In ruohlng scored Purdue'• first touch~ but was snowed under in down, picking up the ball after passing, 279 to 101. By untied Preu lnternelloaal . ''· ---:·-. •' l The Sunda.f Tlmes-llentlnel, Sundoy, Seplember 22, !968 ATHENS, Oh!_o· (tJPO- Quar· ~liock Cleve Bryant pa10ed ltlr two llalchdownl alii ...Ued up 180 yardo toW olrense saturdaY to lead Ohio UDiverolt,y to a 48-8 cruahitli or Marshall Unlvarailf lo a Mld-Amerlcon COO>ferftnce aame here.. Bryant, who wao 15111 In tho ot tlleJ"'!l'otthemaehllle; llleJul!e then plek up any eors ,.. Herd, ear lo11,b1 ~ ott 1-100 acre peracre. . ,; ' \ adds Byg. At. this point kernel breakage due to field shelling will be less than tbree per eent and you should nnt be docked In ' ., ·:-()·l J: Crushes~ Farmers Racing Fro,t To Get ·Corn in Silos BY C. E. BLAKESLEE Ext. Agoot, Agriculture Meigs Cowley POMEROY - Meigs a r e a .. r, ,, WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPI)A crowd of25.000 watched the Newcomer BUI Hunter &eared wide open offensive battle in ~- tlrst time he handled tho sun-drenched Wchie Stadlum as ball by scamperltli 90 yanls on Army pooled Us tlfth victory In a punt return and old reliables as many ootlngs against the Charlie Jar>is and Steve Lindell .visitors rrom South carolina. kept Army's potent otrense in Haltback Jim McMillan, The modon saturday In leading the Citadel's durahle haltback. gut cadets to an easy 34-14 season a first period touehdown for tile opening lootllall >ictory over Bulldogs to tie the score at 7-7. The Citadel But Army turned on the power to dominate the contest trmn Hunter. a 195-pound. sophothat point on. more halftlack wtlo was the tq) A OM-ylrd scoring pl..,. by orrenalve star on Army's unbelten freshman team last Jar>is and 1 pair of tleld goolo yeor, made hla wralcy debut a by sophmlore Ken Johnson spectaeular one as he romped pve the Cadets a 211-7 halftime lor the game's first score which advantagv. Lindell put tho pme out of got the Cadets oft to a Ills! reach by scoring on a four-yard start. Lindell, a 'senior quarterback. keeper for one touchdown and passed for one touchdown and pa99lng to GFY Steele !rom 38 srored another on 1 short run yards out lor another ln the wh.Ue Jvvts, the Black Knights' thin! period. The Bulldogs' other toochfullback workhorse, added a down came in the fourth period llalchdown and picked IJil 157 on a three-yanl pl..,. by yanla on 19 carries. lullbaek Joe llodeobatlih. Hunter, only one of two SQPhmnares to crack AnDy's offensive llnei.J), had to move back to toke Doll Ekyn's bbomlt!i punt on the Army 10. Ha raced up tho middle to the C&dots' 40, knl.£ed througfl a ....,to of defanders at mldfteld and eut to the left sideline wbere he turned on the opeed and raced urtA>uched Into tile end zone. 1be score ·came aa the pme was only four mlllltes old and pva Army a 6-0 lead. But the Bulldogs caine rtgtrt back and within 20 aepcn~a Uecl the ICGI'O 011 MeMlllan'a brllUahl 71.,oiod aeamper. MeMII· la.D. ahowlt!i no effects of a ~· 11\j.ory that -red hbia 'Ja•t ,...-; took. • plte~ '•!'""" ~ck TallY Pu..,._ and· ' ' raced ' ROCKY WILLIAMS (13) c:&ulillt a blockllll Nelsomtii&-York punt and returaod It lor a - e gain ltlr tho Melgo Marauder& Friday n(Jht. William lo brought down by the Buekeyeo' Dan COrter (34). Others In the p - . Jell to rllh~ are Bo Alhburn (85) Meigs; Mike Do>is (83) N-Y; sm. Tignor (81) N-Y and Jim Morrla (42) Meigs. No. 75 Is N-Y'• Dick Standish. III"OUII! loll ejld t( '. '. ~ tile ~ . Penn State Crushes Navy, 31-6 A recowred fumble by end Llnc:dn Lippincott pve the Lions an ~cy which thq cashed In late In the ftrat pericld, with Guthwalte's tlold 11011. Minutes laler tho Ltoaa hit opln as Pittman, looM by C&mpbuU's erushiDC block, raced 57 yarda d<Mn tile sidelines. The nm ended aa Y.. yard dr118, 1.,..11 for oW. TlgenWinllth; taom. The otlter aeoro lA tho oi3rd hell ...... Pete Jalu*'l! WASIIJNGTON (UPI) - AI Ka- plclalcl ott a MeN&IIea lina olngled homo the wlonlntl carried It Ill !rom tho .,. m iDaiDa suar.. llnL Navy bed • diQ' u the Dotrolt Tjpro q. ltdrd llil!illll allor eel Wllldn&tao t-a for t11o Tl- eTnirhc' ' ud till tltb ""'DZICUilva ..tela:)' ................ the State 11'1. lootJ\IIt wflilllll·- -la Bill 1110 p.JIQ'a laler ' lie tbll--· !rom Ola roli"M!!L to Mike Clark. The !Jon offense sputtered In the early gultli because or tile seemltli llgltlllesa of quarterback Chuck Burkhart, a junior llllklng hta first start. Burkhart did not COIIII>Iele a pass In the ll.rst perlllll, twlee miaalng wide open re~wrs. ap.,.,. -n llowvd HiiB a.. ••wlh een', - a. a �I . ... " ' 12 The ~ Tlmes-llenUnel, ·Sunc!a.f, Sop-r 22, ,lHS , ,, ' ',• ~ ' ' •• ' .. '· ti~ .•.· ..:-:•h-. ·.. 4' ~- ..:-: -. .. .. -:·. ' ' .... ;k. ~ ~ farmer& are finlahing up ~ir price for excess foreign materolio tilling operatiooo for the year Ial. Corn ohalled at 25 per cent 196S. Th"'' ore hopelul that the moisture and less will have the frost will hold orr uotll all the leaot kernel damsse and wilt· be easier to dry and store llllely. com Ia in. Large aereage owners may 1be ear corn hanest season, in moat cases, Is sUII several get started earUerandhavemore harvesting days U the first com weeks away . one way to anure more etfl- harveeted Is prt Into high moisdU and trouble..free harvest- ture storage. Some farmers ~ lag ~ corn is to lmow when the still have narrow ear corn cribs. com wilt be readY to harvest, These farmers might harvest aa,ys Delbert M. Byg, Exten- the first pordoo d their corn sion agricultural engineer at The crop1 u ear com, then start rteld shelling when the corn moisOhio state Unlverslt,y, When com grains are c o m- ture drops to 25 per cent. Check your fields now to deplelely denied, the grain moisture Is about 50 per cent, he termine harvesting dates. You'll says. Jt will take an average or have fewer headaehes and more 20 days otter the corn Ia dent- profits It you do, advises Byg. ed for It to reach maturity at 35 per cent moisture. Another ALWAYS A PHOBLEM THE QUESTION OF storage 13 days are required for t h e corn to reach 25 per cent mols- and alao or grinding new earn Is 1ure. Thus, if com kernels were always a prd>lem. Unless the ell dented by S.plember 8, grain moisture at harvest time is well moisture should be down to 35 down towards 20 per cent it is per cent on about September 28 very difficult, ir not bnpossible, and 25 per cent by al>ool Octo- to grind the corn for feeding. Whenever we switch from old ber 11. 'Ibis Ia assuming that the corn corn to new corn there 11 al ~ was planted at the normal time. ways a problem with the feed Late planted com dries more molding. For .this reason it La Important that ground food conslowly. You ean begin ear corn bar- taining new corn be led quickly. Storing of com presents anvest at 35 per cent moisture, pro>ided It Is stored in cribs other problem. This Ia one reawllh forced air drying, with or son that most or Meigs Count,y'o without heat. Ear corn at 30 oorn goes Into the sUo. It can JilT cent moisture can usually be stored at relatively h I g h be stored safely In narrow, well- moisture content, with little or ventilated cribs It It Is husked no problem from spoilage. It the com Is to be stored clean and no ear Ia more than as eu com It should be stortwo teet from free air. So lar In Me(Jo Counl,y, no ed In well ventUaled cribs or one has stsrled using field ohell- In small piles. lng equipment. The moisture Many or our larger farmers ·problem with ltold shelling Is ahould CIXIslder using forced air dtllerent from what It Ia with to dry corn. Dryltli ear corn with ear oom husld.ng. unheated ltlrced air costs In the Belin field ahelllng at 30 per neighborhood or 3 cents p e r COlli moisture It the earn Ia to bushel. The drying cost lor shellbe used for feed or stored u ed corn Is a little better than hllh moisture corn. But, do not double this figure. lleld shell corn thet t a to be .Jt lo lnlereadtli to oote how -~ tlle"morketmtllthemols- com dries. Wftoo air lo fOrced ta.N1i'Neties 28 J)er cent or less, · llii'OUIIfl eorn. drying takes plaee nearest the oouree of the air firot. AI the com becomes drier tile tine between the dry com and tho wet coru moves tarll>ir aWQ from the oouree or air. Because of this pe<UIIarlv or drying, farmers hava found that Ills eorn on the top or the bend farthest BWIIJ' (rom the IJOUJ"CB d tho air will mold. Thla Is because the elr eornltli llii'OUIII the corn has picked up moisture so the laat place tor the moisture to leave Is ori tbe sur- ' GALLIPOLJS - Fall fonder calf sales wlll soon get under· wa)· in Southern Ohio reports Bud carter, County Extension Agent, Agriculture. The first will be at Galllpulis aocl Athens on Tuesday, October 8. Sales at Chillicothe will be held on October 10, 15, 22, 29 ani No.vember 12. Consignments for the GalU· polls sale need to be made by 8eplember 30 and for the ChUItcothe nlea by October 5. co... stgrunent forms for any of these sales may be obtained at the Gallla ~ Extenelon Of!lce, the Ohio Valley Livestock com- -..... ... ....-. -.. .::: . ,. ...... ·:·.. .-... :·:-.. ... .•.-· > ' ·:··-· :··-: l ;· .--:-: .-. ·:· '' ' t·f \~ :j: v t :J\ I •'' • ' . ' tile ear loll Ia flllmd at the rear ol llle mac1dne, 110 to the - . . 001'D In frilat "' the machine, .()lee ott 1-100 aere, I'I:A-I'UR8S We have the COMFORTABLE ONES MAKING HAY 1D BeDevlllei Wll~ or earn ereate • aoo~a~P plr1ure ore Fall Feeder Calf Sales Begin Soon ,~ ' '[. llllllltr ears -~· .... bulhel alrea<IY loose on t h e ground In thta orea. &Jbboaet tare or farthest BWQ from the these eora from tboae found at 1he rear of the maehflle. air SOIIJ'Ce. The dllfereoee Ia the machlno If farmers are eontemplating ear loss. construction ol corn storage or Ill measuring loose kernel loll adding forced air to their plans, and cylinder lou you measure information Is available on the rectangular plots encloalng an englnoerlng cl this f1pe of OParea of 10 ..,..,.. toot In t h e er&Uon. reor of the machlno. If the row one more Item on corn harwidth lo 40 Inches, then 36 InchvesUng Is to try to avoid loss es ~ row will give 10 at harvest Ume. It takes only ten l<jUirO feel Making I frame or minutes to check after the corn this abe, count the number r1 pieker to determine how mueh loo10 kernels and divide by 20. loss occurs. This gives yoo bushel a per acre If you have 40-inch rows, then loss. pacing oft 131 feet will give you Proper llijustment or the eorn 1-100 of an aero. llne-llalf thio amount on two rows wtll give picker at harvest time will be a 1-100 ot an aere. Measure t h e money-making procedure. ·-....:... . ·'' all ron of maellllle swatll; plh.....,.i from Iiiia oroa, l8d each 3-f lneh ear or equlvaleat Ja that pany yards In Gallipolis and tho Scioto Livestock Compalll' yan!a in Chillicothe aho have forms. In addition, producers may contaet their committeemen who are; Gallipolis Sale - GleM Graham and Ken Ward; CbUUcothe Slle - Hlrvey Calhoun, Bill Lakin and Chlrlea Richard&. The Athens sale will be held at 1 p.m. and the Gallipolis sale at 8 p.m. 'lbese sales are for all beef calves (buU and dairy cross calves not aecepted) dr~ ped sner January 1,1968. Calves must weigh at least 275 pounds. They must be brought to the Gallipolis aele before II Lm. on sale day. calves must be at the Athens yards before 1 p.m. on the day belore the 811e. The October 10 sale at ChUllcotho Is tho only yearIIIIi sale at Chillicothe this tall, and it will be held 11 8 p.m. October 15 will be an all Hereford sale. The October 22 will be all Angus or Angus Cross sale (Angus cross mu.st be at least half Angus). The October 29 and Ne>vember 12 saleo wUI be all beef breeds. More detalls on rules and re-gulations tor those sales may be -(ned by eontactirw I eommiUeeman or the Gallla Count,y Extension Olllce. The Conelloga wagon was named for the PeuiiS)'IVanla town where it was first built. Amilia o rw:u life. :;;....,I, .:1 .I lie tile ·eld farm ~. ~uAIIIe melbod to Amerlean League standlngo Lav of the I .and Unique Conservation Area BY JOHN COOPER SoU Cooservatlon Ser>iee Mason County PT. PLEASANT - Houstoo Sowash on the head of Guyan Crook near q,land, corrled out an WRJsuaJ eonaervatlQrll. measure. He built a new barn which Ia used Cor tobacco storage and also lor leedtllli llveatoek, when not in use for tobaeeo. 'lbl1 barD Is localed m top ol 1 rldp. , On each side of the barn Mr. Sowash moved earth up oplnat the rooters so that the grade al~ed sway from the bam On thla sloped ground he seeded Kentucky 31 loscue, ferllllled the ground and mulehed the area with burlap seck so as to Insure a good stand of grass. Denver Yoho of USDA SOil Conservation Service, who saw this soeded area recently' said wa111t F~iei'loL.V. · GUV SERVICf? II. Thlo plab wu rejected In • voice vote cC the memiJerahlp. Eutem LaWJ•a Coaai;J, Ohio, have lllorted Pftigramo to bloek ~ Gf tolla, and -...ra have retolw to r o - the pnblemo t11at miltbt be ,.,..,......., tJVST for . Ponih• BLUE CREST <' p ' e'Compah'ble with all nationally advtr1ised. brands of glycol anfi.fneze ' • WI not allack or detwiorQte radiator . . ..... ....... 11111111 IIQseor' . ..gasbtini' matlrial .cc~ · , .... ..,... _____ fU%mlft. lllltU ll~ai IDw------1-"" min. a~ of 120 ~ ~-rs. ~ two tlnire ie l4orilad ,...,Wilt.. lila~~iallt. ,..._aao••: I•F, ' '·"" TCU t011r olb!r reoaverlul a lllmbte but called on Duae&b far tho llold p i Iller Ita ..... boaeddci.ib. .. ra.u ~·· ""!¥ ...... -~ ""'-·llil ....... , Bola ..cC· ....t.40rmaa fnw.,. ~ Below-normal t.mperaturaa .,.. axpaotld over aut.m Now Enldand and m,.t of the area lylnc betwHn tlla AppalacTilana and tho AocklH- ' • .I •••F.mln. em · ln;~;~of6-lGai+Cqn~ ·~ put " I, •' \ ....• ~ Per Gall~n . ,. ~~ " an. 87 -ya.nl mireh ~ 11011 yu'd~for ' .. , WERRY SCO.JI!3 - lfetp QB Jeff Werq Oower ._ vlatblol acoreo otx points lor the Marallllera It NeiSODviUe Friday nilht enrouta 10 a win over the Buckeyes. Number 30 on '!· loll Ia Bucile)'e Phil Emla. others Ill the pOe ~ are Max Pierce (68) and Dick StandiBb (76} or Nal1011vUI•Yark and. llflllga' Ken EIWIIBb (SO), " Tech Drops TCU ecomplettly miscible with water -. The Ir11h were nbc pd• favorites goq Into tile llllll, after their de&mslve ..,._. In tho lrol miiUea, they the lllld81111kera look ..,ad. Hanrolfl COCIIIJI- IS ot 11'1 Pllles ftlr 202 yarda befan lit rode the bench !or the quarter and Seym- eouu11t nine throWs 101' 101 ,....._ Ha beeame Notre Dome'• leedJJW reeelver In touchdowns with II, surpasoltli the reconl or 13 aot ll,.. by Leon Hart. The lrl stt1dld not punt In tho same. Notre Dame amused 3~7 ~s on the ground and held the sooners to 85 while the lrllh picked ~ 214 yards pauq oplnst 177 for their opponeJU. The only Jault lor Notre Dame was that two or Hanratty'• passes were intercepted, breaklt!i up scoring drhe&. I'll-. MINNEAPOLIS (UP!)- AII- Wlntennute, and Wirtennute, Amerlean 0. J. Sirnp8011 drove with beautitut blockitli, ran 83 ior four touchdowns Saturday to yards dowl' the sldeUne for a lead detendltli oational cham- touchdown. ploo Southern Calu.rnto to a 29Bob Sleln con"'rled and 20 victory over Minnesota In an Minnesota led 211-16. lntersecttooallootball pme. After an exchange of punts, Southern Cal trailed 20-!6willl usc charged aptn. SimPson. three one-half mill.ltes to who pUed up 236 yards ruohlrlg go, but Simpson then broke In the pmo, ripped through the through lor two quick touch- line and aroond eni nve downs- the last "itb hall a mioole to go- to give the Trojans their season--opening >ictory. The game, which drew a BOSTON (UP!)- Veteran filiierowd of 60,280 in dark, rainy buck Geoe ~or and .....-terweather, was in doutt until the baek Roo Burton ran tile COlfinal few mlrutes. pte Red Raiders to a 28-11 vieusc am Minnesota, whleh tory satunlay to opoll Bolton shared the Big Ten ehampionUDiveralcy's ftrst game on Ita ship last season, fought to a 13. new ortWclal turf gridiron. 13 tie in the firot hell and Ills Detwiler, senior eaptaln from third quarter was scoreless. Clifton, N. J., scored two llalehThen midway through the dcnms on nmJ of two and 43 fourth quarter, Southern cal yanls after Burton bad .POised took • 16-13 lead 00 • 2~yard and n111 the Raiders to a 7 -II field goal by Ron Ayala. llrst. .llall lead ~elDre 9,000 at - - brooght Gapho>lans scre&mltli to their feet on the lormer Braveo Field. lillbatltute .,..,-terback Steve the next kickoft Goepel scored tile otber COlGeorge Kemp took the kickoll pte . touchdown m a oae..yard on the Mhmesota 17, lateraled tnurth !llarler plunge and ld ckacross the field to John am otralgllt times !rom t h e - · sota 45 to the seven. Then. with 3:31 to go, he swept rllbt end to seore. In addition to hia 23& ruahbw yards, Simpson added 59 )'ll'd8 on six passing receptlc:ms and 72 yards on three kickoff retumli to llnlsh the claY with 367 lelal yards. Colgate Blanks Boston or Alao JGumpp -..t all r- eoavorelona. Detwiler'• 43-yarQ tou.ctlillcAo run, which came on an olf.Qekle play oo a lourth down and yard to II' oltuatloa, broke tile mutual opener _ . In tho -~ and CoJpt. tl1lll'd Joe Rlnaidl choked ott • late Terrier comebaek by lnlereept.. lng 8 IIUI from hot-""- 10[111.. omore ....,-terback YOUC. ~ a three letiGil ,._~ll; an .,..,-terbaek from :MooU~a~o 1 n N. J., plunged the tlnal toot to c:ap • 60-1ard <JIIrler drive lor the only too- cC tile llrll halt. Cadets RomplnOpener I : •: Meigs Equipment Co• · ~a~ I6Wa kcirdi .... ·.· ,_· ANTI~FRE.Ez·E . We've got ·em-the new 5-plow and • New, easier shifting, plus popular "H" 6-plow International tractors that make pattern gear shift. tractor driving more comfortable, more • Foot pedals have curved face, "fit" convenient, and more productive than your 1oot from any angle for extra comever. Here are just a few of the many fort, reduced fatigue. standard and optional features we can offer you on the 756 and 856: • Platform is now 40% wider for extra o New type of seat adjusts up and down, footroom. hydraultcally slideS fore and aft, tilts, ad· • Many workhorse features, too! For in· justs to your weight. That's living-room stance: exclusive torsion bar draft con· comfort in the field! trol keeps you plowinK evenly .. . Torque • The tilt steering wheel adjusts to five ArRplifier that boosts pullina: power and different postttons to put it exactly where doubiH y9ur choice of !'Jpeeds. you want it. Pllfl'"diJ II tllt-drtn a new lnttmltionll or krtlrnltktnll farm~ II 756 or l5i trltttr. at eur place• in U. ftalll, anol foot the diffeftn<O Positioll Comfort Doti&ll ....... 'I'OU Warmaek hit Zobel lor 11 yards and Oklahoma'' last touchdown. Meanwhile tho Irish put on a fioshy o!tenslve show, Gladl01111 scored thrte times on Ofleoo)'ard plunges, Harntt)' hJt Seymour on a I~ oeorlng Olp and then wiped out the Irish deftelt with a brilliant passll~ sh<M In whh:h he completed aeven of nino throwo· to toke Notre Dame 011 1 7~ morch In 56 seconds, culmJIIltina' in aevanyanl scorltli pitch to Seymour lor a 21-14 halftime lead. In the second half, the Irish morched 54 yanls In 10 ruohlrw plays ror a touchdown, then Interspersed rushlrw and passlt!i ltlr a 68-yard scorltli push. The llnal Notre Dame points came on a 3l..yard fteld goal by Scott Hempel, who also coverted after every ldsh touchdown, and a seven-yard scoring run by Chuch Lardolll. Simpson Scores Four Times In 29-20 Win u. 992-2181 -· with POSITION COMFORT DESIGN N- POMUOY .,. NIW858 of 18 J)«iOOI ftlr 109 ylrds. Bryant lilt Bob Houmord with a nine yard .llalchclown pus In the ftrst perlocland tossed a 28yard acortng strike to Todd Snyder In the thin! quarter. Cc.llege Seores · · ~:.. . SEASONAL SHin • oatlon In ~ olrenoe 1111 oea- Keyes Stars In 44-6 Win At COVIC Meeting ffiONTON - The Central Ohio Valley Industrial Council, 111ta October meeting, will make ita >iewo !mown on the RrGwitli oppoolUon to toll bridges. COVIC'a lranoportalklo commilt!lo will consider the IISUe, It w,p,~1 ~~~ b)' !he ~­ ship at a dlmel' meeting '!111raday niglit at the Marting House. The move came after conaldorable dlacussloo or a, proposed reaoluttoo that would have urged aporatloa or two toll !rae brlclges 11 Huntington (W. 7th and the pre- 6th st. span), and woold deiiQ' acdoo on buUdtng a third brlclge In the vtelnlcy of 24th and 31st atriiOia, In the eatlero serdoa (J( the cl\f• The reaolulloo, ottered by the Che-'<e Area-..cloiTrade, would have alao encouraged a "1lllllled olrort"' In the - SOUTH BEND, Ind. (VPI)Noire Dome spotted the Oldab<>ma Sooners a one-touchdmrn lead SOiuntl,y and ll1en spurted to a U-21 >ictory oo the gulden passing colnblMtlon ot Terry Hanratv to Jim seymour alii throe llaldldown plunioa by Bob Gladieux. The lrlllh defense, which coach Aro Por1181hlon feared woold be porouo, eorned eq.-Jo honoro with the of!enoe. The delenso pve ~ two twchdown& to the Sooners In tho first IS miJiutes on a 72-yard pass !rom Bob Wormack to Eddie Hlnk•n and a 15-yard pass plly !rom Warmack to Sieve Zobel But then the SOoners made only one nrst down aNI cOCIIIJieted only two oliO passes undl le81 than five mlnules remained In Ills same when they made six first d""ns and soa, rolled up 11 ylrds ruohlrv ln. 17 .at'-1• and eompleled 9 a Review Ohio Parks '·-" -·--NEW INTERNATIONAL®tractors 48~8 "u that It ,.. clolt!i an excellent at Bellaire, Ohio and have had job of cottrolllnl eroaioo alq sOIU use In Well Vlrslnla. the slclos of the born ,..,.,.. 1101'II was broullht out that a d,..· Ole£. mally Wiler !rom the roof of the er In Huntingkln baa been a~ply­ born cauaos wiShing. lrw IIIIo lrou8h tor a yeo,. or two, Sowuh Is 1 fullodme lllrml' and jhe Dlalriet ""' lnlerealed who rllaeo tollaceo and 11vestock. In haYIIII a local source for He 1ooka after his own !linn landowners In Ma1011 CouJt¥. and does much of the wor__on the H. E. FlenunlJJr, repnaeJ111oo !linn bel~ to his - r , Uva of the toundry, was lo Pl. Roy D. Sowash. Mr. Yoho went Pleasent fa< the purpose or pt. ahead to 1111 u.t Mr. Sowuh Ut!i a dealer for thoae. ~s. had some very fine lbeldoWI Theoe trouP• hold 285 pllms &1111 part ol his J)loturo Wll and are 53 lnchu In dlameler. growing KOnllicky re.. ue. They weigh 200 pounds and are made or I~ - L THE SVPERVISORSoltheWes- 'Ibey are made ·with aa -·t' tern SoU conservation Dlatrlet bracing acrosa tho toP and have helilthelr regular morthly meet- reinforcement III"OUII! the top and ltli It Ripley, One of tho things where the Inlet and outlat plpea dlacussed at this meedtli or 1,_ enler and .Jeeve In tile bottom ol terost to Ma1011 C<llmf1 talllloW~ tho tank. ers ns the prObableuaeofround EARLY LAST SPRING,.helpsleel watarlng troughs. T h e troughs "fe made by 1 lAJUIIIIry ed Willer Harmon of Rock CIStie Creek on !louie 35 with s revlsloo ol his eiXIIOrvatloaPian. Mr. Harmon had boulhl adcltUonal ocr- to ldd to'tlle Iaiii which he already owned. lo earryltli out 101110 of the plalllled work Mr. Harmon soed8d racre-. of meadow grill whleb is In IUcb a move. .Jooklng very good 11 this Ume. The OotJ 24 meo1lng wiU be He Is Plamltli to build a pollll hold at tht PleuW POint Resort, with tho POint Plaauat- neor tho toP or a hi1l to turnlah Malon COUtllf .,~<#Com­ waler fa< cattle. Two ,...-s 1&0 Mr. Harmoa buUt .: pollll ....... Lel'nN& merce • • - · The-Chamber of Commeree plolllled'!111ra- olhor btU whleh Ia doing a good · \J~ "iiiT Wllfl Job of waterlt!i hia l11astoek. da.Y,'s 1:-':~P i , . .J Ralph ~. reer"l'lkln ·101- He lft,wall piOISed with pervlaor for the Ohio Deperl.. a soUrce of Hveatock water. mont ol Natural Resourees, pre. HERBERT AND DON Handorsented an WUIIraled dlscualkll oon 011 17 near Five Mile "' the stata park IQ'IIIem. Ohio hal 55 7ear:ruond parka, lftiiQ' Creek are Plarudtli to lnatall ~OIL~k:e · or them witll lodalnl and . . _ 1,680 teet of the tile thio ~ ,16~~; ,~ 1ng taelliUea. The eatlra park Ron Gllke8011 or SCS II WorkiJW program hal 11-. .-lied with on the dealan ltlr thlo clralnlp. '100 million spont In olx ,...-a. WbUe out em tho farm Ronald Mr. ~· coltir alldn .re- wu talking with DoD \boUt • I· Yiowecl -~ at17parkl, 1111111 corn field, olollli Kouhi 17, which . J very &OQd. **billa lrom Like Erie to Don eOIItiiiOIItad, "011 d.i lleld the Oblo amr, aac1 trom t11e where ... lnltaUed 4,000 taet Mev bordar to :Burr Oak At.. 614 State Park Ill Au.a C<llmfl. of tile last ,.._,, , . have a0me · ., The sps her wu ~ com •• pad u tbla." by Charlea Boa or Alhleod, COVIC pnil-. ·:· HI. Irish Roll 45- JMauestandlngo WLPetGB W L Pet. GB x-81. LAlllls 94 62 .6413 x.n.trolt 101 ~~ .652 Son Fran 84 72 .538 10 Clnelmatl, 80 74 .519 13 Bal~ .~13~ Bootoa 83 72 .535 18 Thlc:aao 79 77 .506 15 Clevellllll Sf 73 .529 Ill , Atlanta 79 77 .506 IS New York 80 75 .518 21 Pllltbul'lft '17 77 .~00 16 Olkland 78 77 .503 23 PhDa 73 83 .4S3 21 MlnneiiOia 74 Sl .477 27 Loa Angeles 73 83 .483 21 Calltorola 81 89 .428 35 New York 70 86 .449 24 Cblcaao Bt 91 .413 37 Houaton 69 87 .442 25 Wublngton 89 95 .383 41\l x-CIInehed Pennant x.ellnched pemailt Soturdo.v' a Results llalurdar• . Results Loo Anples 3 st. LAlllls 0 Delrolt 4 Wa~ 3 · Atlanta 2 San Francisco I Bolllla 2 Now York 0 Pittsburgh 5 Chlc:aao I Baltimore 8 Chicago 6 Pblladelphla 4 N., York 3 MlmeiiOia 2 Olklancll Clnelnnatl 5 Houotoa 0 OlevetU.S C&lllOmta 2 INCOMPLETE PASS - GAHS end Greg Pauley reaches lor a Tom ~er pass late In the Today' a Games secoad period agoloat Athena Friday nipt, but' Ills pigskin wao just oil his ftnger tips along the Toda.Y'a Glri!ea (AU Times EDT) atdellneo. GAllS lost, 8-3. (All TlmN liDT) New York at Philadelphia (1:Bolllla at New· Yolil (2 p.m.) 30 p.m.) Delrolt at Wublngton (1:30 tblc:aao at Plttsbllr8h (1:30 p.m.) . p.m.) Calltorota at CIOYeland (2:15 ctnelnnaU at Houston (3 p.m.) p.m. 'st. L<lula at Lot Angeles (4 Blltlmore ot Chicago (3 p.m.) p.m.) Ookland ot MhmeiiOia (2:30 p. Atlanta at Son Francisco (4 LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI)... Despite a hlp InJury, he Chuck Kyle blocked Jim Carm.) p.m.) Limber Leroy Keyes, Purdue's suatolned In the seeoncl parlod, rtngtoo's fldd goal attempt and Incredible AU-Amerlea tootball Keyes IIW rrO<JIOIII •rdoa In raced 78 yards. Then It was Kentucky 12 Mls"'"'rl 8 star,. Ignited a 44-6 rout over the second hall, winding up with K~~Yes' tum hy scoring and Georgia Tech 17 TCU 7 VIrginia Saturday by scoring eight receptions from quarter- passing tour yards to DUllngFlorida 23 Air FO<ce 20 By Unlted Press Jnteroattonll one touchdown and passing tor back Mike Phipps tor 94 yards, ham and Jefi Joaes bouted a 27Wake Forest 20 ClemOOD 20 (tie) another In tha sea1011 opener tor 62 yards rushltli In 11 attempts YIU'd fletdgoal before Quayle put Eut SMU 37 Auburn 28 Klnp Palnl26 Gettysburg 8 both learns. and 51 yards passing on two or VIrginia on the score board. North Carolina St. 36 North CarCoJpt. 28 Bootoa 0 The Boilermakers, shooting two attempts. In the tlnal period, fullback olina 8 Penn st. 31 Navy 6 lor the Big Ten IItle, the VIrginia, meeting PUrdue on Perry Wllllams plU!Iied over MDlWESr !iutavs 37 Lafal'lllle 7 national ellam!llonahlp and their the gridiron lor the ftrst time from tho two, and subNotre Dame 45 Oklahoma 21 seeond Rose Bowl appearance seared Its lone touchdown In the halfbacks, John Bullock BDd Arm1 34 Citadel U W-sbufl 28 SliPPerY Roek BoWling Green 21 Michigan 7 In three years, warmed up for tiJjrd period, mostly against Stan Brown scored on runs of 19 Brigham YOUIII17WeatemMich- their clasolc lalra-state claBb ot reserves, whM baUba.ck Frank 7, and 13 yards, respecdvoly. lgsn 7 Lehllh 59 Drexel 21 NOtre Dame next Saturday by Quayle plunged over !rom the Phipps completed 11 cC 29 Mlehlgan st. If !IYracuae 10 Matllldluaolts 21 Milne 3 searing in every period In mid- 011e.' Quayle oet up his passes lor 230 yanls and had F.4td¥>ro 21 Oblp l'k>rlhern 26 Weatem Kentueky 35 Buller 0 summer weather before more touchdown only seconds before another throw intercepted. Gene Butralo 21 Kent st. 13 than 80,000 lana. with a 40-yard sprint around lett A r n e t t e, Virginia's ltart1ng ~'"" 21 v . . . - o Keyea, P'tlrGle's Rebman encl. Calltornla St, (Pa.) 36 DeniiXI Southoro California 29 MlnneIIUU'Ierback hit on 12 ol 27 Tfophy conlellder, · ·seorld tile' 0 ~):·~~,.·-.....r--Oi'o<" pasaas for 91 .y ardo but had two• flu:d\Je, a three-toac~~.. l4 Dikola sec0nd.~ ~·,W6nl 1 s·'y&rds favorlte, scored thrSe times fn tosses grsbbed hy J' bth ' w•lil v~ra~n~a 11 ·_.clllnllllll o 10 out ii.d ''.puled . to Bob the tlnal period to complete the defenses. Florida st. 24 lllar7lalld It loft 21 Oregon st. 20 Dillingham 12 ylrda for mismatch. Virginia, despite the rom.P, . st. 7 V[fllnla St. 8 K1D1U 47 Dllnola 7 Pur-• third TD. Deteoolve end Bill McKoy had a 182 to 168 edga In ruohlng scored Purdue'• first touch~ but was snowed under in down, picking up the ball after passing, 279 to 101. By untied Preu lnternelloaal . ''· ---:·-. •' l The Sunda.f Tlmes-llentlnel, Sundoy, Seplember 22, !968 ATHENS, Oh!_o· (tJPO- Quar· ~liock Cleve Bryant pa10ed ltlr two llalchdownl alii ...Ued up 180 yardo toW olrense saturdaY to lead Ohio UDiverolt,y to a 48-8 cruahitli or Marshall Unlvarailf lo a Mld-Amerlcon COO>ferftnce aame here.. Bryant, who wao 15111 In tho ot tlleJ"'!l'otthemaehllle; llleJul!e then plek up any eors ,.. Herd, ear lo11,b1 ~ ott 1-100 acre peracre. . ,; ' \ adds Byg. At. this point kernel breakage due to field shelling will be less than tbree per eent and you should nnt be docked In ' ., ·:-()·l J: Crushes~ Farmers Racing Fro,t To Get ·Corn in Silos BY C. E. BLAKESLEE Ext. Agoot, Agriculture Meigs Cowley POMEROY - Meigs a r e a .. r, ,, WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPI)A crowd of25.000 watched the Newcomer BUI Hunter &eared wide open offensive battle in ~- tlrst time he handled tho sun-drenched Wchie Stadlum as ball by scamperltli 90 yanls on Army pooled Us tlfth victory In a punt return and old reliables as many ootlngs against the Charlie Jar>is and Steve Lindell .visitors rrom South carolina. kept Army's potent otrense in Haltback Jim McMillan, The modon saturday In leading the Citadel's durahle haltback. gut cadets to an easy 34-14 season a first period touehdown for tile opening lootllall >ictory over Bulldogs to tie the score at 7-7. The Citadel But Army turned on the power to dominate the contest trmn Hunter. a 195-pound. sophothat point on. more halftlack wtlo was the tq) A OM-ylrd scoring pl..,. by orrenalve star on Army's unbelten freshman team last Jar>is and 1 pair of tleld goolo yeor, made hla wralcy debut a by sophmlore Ken Johnson spectaeular one as he romped pve the Cadets a 211-7 halftime lor the game's first score which advantagv. Lindell put tho pme out of got the Cadets oft to a Ills! reach by scoring on a four-yard start. Lindell, a 'senior quarterback. keeper for one touchdown and passed for one touchdown and pa99lng to GFY Steele !rom 38 srored another on 1 short run yards out lor another ln the wh.Ue Jvvts, the Black Knights' thin! period. The Bulldogs' other toochfullback workhorse, added a down came in the fourth period llalchdown and picked IJil 157 on a three-yanl pl..,. by yanla on 19 carries. lullbaek Joe llodeobatlih. Hunter, only one of two SQPhmnares to crack AnDy's offensive llnei.J), had to move back to toke Doll Ekyn's bbomlt!i punt on the Army 10. Ha raced up tho middle to the C&dots' 40, knl.£ed througfl a ....,to of defanders at mldfteld and eut to the left sideline wbere he turned on the opeed and raced urtA>uched Into tile end zone. 1be score ·came aa the pme was only four mlllltes old and pva Army a 6-0 lead. But the Bulldogs caine rtgtrt back and within 20 aepcn~a Uecl the ICGI'O 011 MeMlllan'a brllUahl 71.,oiod aeamper. MeMII· la.D. ahowlt!i no effects of a ~· 11\j.ory that -red hbia 'Ja•t ,...-; took. • plte~ '•!'""" ~ck TallY Pu..,._ and· ' ' raced ' ROCKY WILLIAMS (13) c:&ulillt a blockllll Nelsomtii&-York punt and returaod It lor a - e gain ltlr tho Melgo Marauder& Friday n(Jht. William lo brought down by the Buekeyeo' Dan COrter (34). Others In the p - . Jell to rllh~ are Bo Alhburn (85) Meigs; Mike Do>is (83) N-Y; sm. Tignor (81) N-Y and Jim Morrla (42) Meigs. No. 75 Is N-Y'• Dick Standish. III"OUII! loll ejld t( '. '. ~ tile ~ . Penn State Crushes Navy, 31-6 A recowred fumble by end Llnc:dn Lippincott pve the Lions an ~cy which thq cashed In late In the ftrat pericld, with Guthwalte's tlold 11011. Minutes laler tho Ltoaa hit opln as Pittman, looM by C&mpbuU's erushiDC block, raced 57 yarda d<Mn tile sidelines. The nm ended aa Y.. yard dr118, 1.,..11 for oW. TlgenWinllth; taom. The otlter aeoro lA tho oi3rd hell ...... Pete Jalu*'l! WASIIJNGTON (UPI) - AI Ka- plclalcl ott a MeN&IIea lina olngled homo the wlonlntl carried It Ill !rom tho .,. m iDaiDa suar.. llnL Navy bed • diQ' u the Dotrolt Tjpro q. ltdrd llil!illll allor eel Wllldn&tao t-a for t11o Tl- eTnirhc' ' ud till tltb ""'DZICUilva ..tela:)' ................ the State 11'1. lootJ\IIt wflilllll·- -la Bill 1110 p.JIQ'a laler ' lie tbll--· !rom Ola roli"M!!L to Mike Clark. The !Jon offense sputtered In the early gultli because or tile seemltli llgltlllesa of quarterback Chuck Burkhart, a junior llllklng hta first start. Burkhart did not COIIII>Iele a pass In the ll.rst perlllll, twlee miaalng wide open re~wrs. ap.,.,. -n llowvd HiiB a.. ••wlh een', - a. a �•, t.f X · n~· sund3.' •' ' 'l' lmt..;,_.,.,,.. nthit.•l. :-:m-.la,,·, S..optL•mbl-•· :.!:!, J!ltiS Brl.wns Seekm.g Kyger. Revenge; Dallas 34-14 Favored By Ten .· ... .· .· . .. ·.· ·.· . ••• ,,1' ··:' ... ' ' MetP 6 0110 11-M l'"'" . 1969 of 66 and 59 yerds last week, should hove UWe dUiieulq downing the Eaglea; !t>sel NeW YOrk In a pre-eeason'play. SOmy Jurgonaen' s 276 jard four toodldolm performance againot the BMn last week should leave llWe doubt that 1he Waahingtm ~ck baa CADILLAC AND OLDSMOBILE reoovered from his off rnW'PI SEPT. 26 ·f ... ·, !".· ... ·,•. .. elbow oper-. The Sllatl played well apl•ll !be 8rolmo but will improved pullll!ll from Bll)JI Kilmer if lb.- iqMo to upset the Redokina. Stop by and havo re!Ttshmontl wilt. us . You're w•lcon~el VETERAN BOWLER DIES TAMP A. Fla. (UP]) URR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES Clarence A "Lett,y" Long. the only leii.IJamed OO..Ior to win the American Bowling C<qreos All-Events competition, died Friday at the ap of 76. Lons won the All-Events Ulle In 1925. POMEROY Now's nme to Get A Bargainl .... '' I Price Explosion I ~: • • ~ WAS 200.00 TRUCK SPECIAL! 1958 CADILLAC The Red Devils Wiled twice In Gle first quarter, Clace In !be third and two more Umea In !be fourth period. 4DOOR SPECIAL $795 $100 6 cyl. •119., solid cab, lilr.• ...w tire• 65 GMC PICKUP 8ft. F1eetside. Good Ure~ . .; c~ t cnJrine. Below market price. 63 CHEVhOLET Super Sport Coupe, V8 engine, 4·9Peed trans., radio. 62 CHEVY II Ha~ Cpe. Local owner car, red finish, sld.. trans., radio. 59 RAMBLER $1195 $699 $699 $295 Wagon. Standard Trans., solid body, good Urea. MOTOR CO. 308-318 E. MAIN 992-2126 OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8:00 POMEROY alve e11ort bf btilll JD ""' .It Caroon took the ball and lUI· tacllltl ~ /of"*""'•,.A.P11!""!' fled It for the vlalfora' flilal rl. the tacldil b f - - - UIIIted. . . . , .. ,.me acore 1:to left In !be wben the FalCDII f101 the ball down to the RavE...Iood two ylrd line. Thoy had IIIOYed nll from their own st _. SteYe Roueb, Gory Clark and Dave Gillispie lugalng the ball. 'l'hlll, cllrilll wbat looked like 'a aun ro for Wahama, lurnocl out to be a tumble and !be 101111 run by C&riOII. Waiwna heel also threetSied ill tho nrst half a~~.e< Gory Silk ow ~ent . . . . guta, ••• cording to Wahama rooters, - one claim 110 can !>eat the Ma.... countlana out for, that. AlthcJoBh thOJ were behind 27. 0 In the fourth period, Wahama was otlJI oot to pl., ball. A Mlka Brown to Bill GrlDotafr peoa C8))lled a 70 yard drive and &ave RavSim>ed Ito first ro of the evening, Leter In !be opening quarter, Ron Young took the ball 011. a reverae and went around left tackle for 26 yards and a "IV. Frank Neller kicked the oooverolmo after t h e first two "ID'a. Next, It waa Jim Roark on a two yard pl11111e to peydirt. The · peas to Akera for the extra point wao good and the ocore - PLAYERoOF·WEEK - Ron Russell, 22111oond junior center and defensive llneman, was selected "Pla,yer-d'..(he.. Week'' S&tunlay morning by the GAllS coachiJW otaff fllr his outetanding play in Gallla's 8-3 loss to Athens Friday nlj)ht. In the ftrat period, RuBSeU socked It to AHS hallbock Mike Goodwin, cauoi!W him to fwnble on the Devils' 10. He threw Goodwin for a four-yard loao In the second period, and causht Dave Coon for a four-yard io11 In the third, shortlJ' before Ute one AHS touchdowl\ He saw brier acdon in the ftral_perlod, due to a cberJay horae. Ruooell was presented the weekly Jantzen Golden Helmet Award, II)IOIIOOrOd by Thomas Clothiera. eel in~-~~ to/score. mt.rcepled a Ravena- ·a ileyont ited""'!l Ylko B JM' I, c......til anil, G a r 7 Nortlllp alio dl<! acol!lleat Jobt 1n !be middle for w~ Jim Roark, who Ia llfllbabl1 a alloo· Ler17 In for ell-otale lianbttk for !be Red Devils,- btid totl1&fdL The otr.tackle aJubea, ead andpo~ietwere . . . . . ator:r. Clllck Carroll, aiiOiileUII• alate candidate, .... held ........ leOI but manqed to pin 91 yards ruahlnl. Wahama lakes on F•al • Hocking thla Friday at Ba,elllel Sladlum ill a pmo that _ . lteo to be lntereating. .. ....,. - poll on the Red DevU 35, The Fal""' workhorse, Gory Clark, carried aix Umes moviDg the ball to the three yard IIDt, but thlt was it. The Red Devllo cllg In and held. IIJ' ~artero: The Waiwna ho,ya, afl.er C&r- Wllwna 0 0 0 8- 8 ooo'a 9B yard rllll. odiJ iiiDu&llt RaY-140712-33 Rock Bottom Prices Friday's Grid Scores M~Donald All New Pontiac &.Bulcks 3 !1~~!~::E.:S - ~ · :;;wz:B ~t:::. :~~t;w~;;v~· ·A · t·L· " ~ u~~ E , D ·· p ' ( · ;~ ~th ~ "ftlJ M 1 09 5 M=~~GienEste24 ~City, 65 ustan.g. ' . I . .. local-, 68 Pontloc , $AV-1 Struthero558rookMdO Massillon 46 Mansfield 18 66 Western Reserve Xenia IS centerville 0 Wayae 22 Fairborn 14 Dayton Fainnont West 27 Fairmoot East 8 Dayton stebbina 31 Troy 24 Sidney 48 Dayton Colonel White 8 Wilmington 30 Miamisburg 16 Upper S&ndusky 14 Gallon 0 Barnesville 3B Woodsfteld 0 Big WaliDit 35 cardington 6 M~ C)lead 34 Oientangy 0 Shelby 46 Norwalk 0 Tecumseh 19 Greenon 6 1 Celina 14 Van Wert 6 Warrensville 24 Brooltlyn 22 Orrville f4 Manchester 0 1\lscarawas Valley 44 Northwest 0 canton Lincoln 24 canton Tim· ken 22 Ashiarxl 40 Coohoctoo 12 Tri-Valley 51 M&Yovllle 0 Wellsville 2B Toronto IB Springlield Sllawnee 19 Troy Miami East 0 Bollalre 16 Marietta 6 Newcomeratown 20 Dover St. Jo.seph2 Portsmouth West 22 Wheelers-burg 8 PortamllUth High 31 M<KeU 0 Marlon Hardlrv JB Uma senior 0 Uma Sbtwoee 12 Lima C. C. 0 Lexllwton 20 aaar Fork 6 ElJ'ria 57 Toledo Start 0 Lorain 2B Barberton 0 Cola. McKiniOJ >K Colo. MohowkO Cola. Eaat 14 Cola. 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' niL• . nlft, -·.,· Sl-$:· ' ' • ~' Ml I league team. To be COIUiidered for the award, each player must ahow "Eagle Spirit" all the time, attend an practice• am meetlnga. be wW~ log ro come ear!J' arxl stay late at praetlee to work for seiJ. Improvement, and know all aa-- olgnmento. loose bell and moved 23 yards to !be N-Y 32. Tho drl'" was ~ end N-Y look over for one last play, a peas that fell. eel. MEIGS Ill Halt 2ed Halt Total First Downo • • • • • 9 7 16 Yda. Rush ••••••• 115 127 242 Yds. Pua • • • • • • • Bl 40 121 Total Ydo ••• • , •• 193 167 363 Pus AU. • .. • • .. B 3 11 Pus Comp. • , •. 3-11 (liD) 1-IO('JD) 4-121 Pus Dlt. • • • • • • 1 0 1 Fumbles • • • • • .. o 0 o .Fwnblea Loat • • • • 0 o o PUnta ••••••• ' 3-116 3-125 6-241 Penalties ••••• 1-5 4-GO 5-G5 ~1.80NVILLE First llnwns . . .. 2 Yds: "l>uo . • . • . • 0 Total Ydo. • . . . . eel. GALLIPOLIS - Coach Nell liYmme• Volley 11<0red In the Hellier's Haman Trace Wlldcata cb opped 1 heort-l>reoker Fri- aecond quarter on a 20 yard day night at B¥mme• Volley aa puo pl., and ran the PAT. No tho Viking• edpd the Wildcats offtclal -otlca were avellable B-G. 11 wu Symmes Velley'o on tho Vlklnsa. The Wildcats had elgilt ftrot first win. llaman Trace Ia 0..2 and the Vlidnp are 11J. Tratllns B.{) at the hell, the Wlldcato came beck withaotrung defonn In the second half and IIUIIllfled to score. Everette Mantgomery, UO poundhallback, went over rlgirt tackle !rdm a1x yards out. The try for II'• PA'r fall~ Blacks Sttttf" Pony Express 380 BERNSTEIN GETS AWARD AhtSIEHDAM (UPI) - "Edllon" award tor a recent album- rl. the nine Q11111hoaies d. Gutave Mahler. Bernlteln, Cllllductor of the New York Philharmonic, ls on a tour ot FAa.. rope. 0 • I Rogulllf o;hock-upo h.,. halp ·make su,. your car ftas mer. pep and power_ ~Jet-up and go. .If .. 1- •. - • ' • Qto< frionclly, "'l'uthtful..,. vU IIIIDOtjlt the-way ·: to . . ·.:: : ::..·. ~ :::=:·:· :; ;: 0 ::: :: wild l*cb"' Gtorao Brunet with two 0111 In 1he ellhth Imina Sal~ -ID IMo the CIIIY&IIi1d. 1'11dilllt • J-2 lldlar7 ..... tho Gal- .. .,...;. ~,AIIIt't, ~ - "er _j_: C.P.O. IS FOR CERTAIN PEOPLE ONLY! Certain People Only ore the young, fun, casual Mt who bow what's "in" becauae they've put it therel And these are the people who are going way..gut about our C. P.O. by h.i.s. It's authonticolly styled with patch pockets, buttoned cuffs and long shirttails. Join the crowd-get in with the C.P .O. set. Get into a C.P.O. shirt in your Favorite casual color. from $13.00 four Neighbors Dealt With Us .... Why Don't You? LntoM ~iayl Interior, one owner, $2195.00, 100l5 .....ty, 36 months fi nanclnt. w.. $1995 : .. •' -~ .(.f.~ ·" • J. ·~.,. .' '., . ' o ' ' 1 ~ "" '1>." . 1: . .... ~- EA'>TERN Yds. Yd1. Pass. , • , , ••• •• 87 Net Yds••• •• , , • , •• 127 Paso Altern. .. • • • .. 1$ Pose Comp. . . . . . . . . 5 On lho other hand, North GeJ. Pass Inter••••••..•• 0 lla otaUotloo totaled the aame First Downs • • • • . , •.• 8 rmnber of rlrlt downs tor each Fumbles . • • • . • . . • • • 3 teem but pve the Pirates 206 Flmb!es Loet , •• , ••• 2 EA'>TERN IND. STATS. yards rushing and paasing to 65 Grueser , • , .. , •• 7e- 31 ~·-=~· for the fllahlanders. North Gallil 2 o o o - 2 R. Karr • , •..• , .Be- B yda. · Southwestern 0 8 0 0 - B Smith •••.• •••• lc- 1 yd. :;:.eel,;;:::: ~~-~~ { ·Gonllll9 . . Leo- nard Bomateln Frlda,y reoolved 1he Dutcb l'booopiiJilCompeny'o I I """ ' at downo to aeven for the VikingL The WUdcata had 123yards rushIng and compl- three of u praases for SO yards, a net of 173 yardo. Each team hod one pao1 intercepted. Both teem1 were bard hit by penoltles. Haman Trace drew 50 yards In penaJUeo wbUe the Vlkinga were penollzed 10 yarda. The Wlldcats punted aix llmea tor 195 yards. an· averqe or 32.5 yards per boot. ,. ~B Trllfo'a next~wlll oo "' p.m. non Thurotlay at Mercerville asa'nll the Hannan, ·'W, Va. WUdcato. Haman Trace 0 0 6 0-6 PI". PLEASANT- J'L Pleaa. &>mmeo Velley 0 B 00- B ant's B1i Blacka nanained unbeatan In tour outinp Friday night 1>7 knoddng oa prevtoua. lloruetll Loee.Apin IJ' unbeaten lluntlngtoo !U&Il ISO bolore a capacity crowd 11 COAL GROVE - Rock Hill - · Mamortal Field. The Ponies, now 2-1-1, were ranked aeventh (Triple A Clau) In !be state prior to Friday'1 I~ ConferEce !lrid pme. bottle at the Point The Homola, ~ for the 'l1lo r1IJI8CI Big Wack defense year, era off to their ..,..It start limited the l'llnlea to 23 yar<jo under veteran Coach Jim rulhills and only IB peallnlwhlle ()led)Du~. the charles of Coach Dick ·Wero popnded out 163 yards ... the OF ALLEN sround and ldded 158 by the air WHIFF PlfiLAOELPIDA (UP]) route. 1'1. .Pleasant led 154 In Richie Allen broke his own flrlll downa. Natlooal League record for moot Pl. Pleuant had 1he boll 81 strlkeouts tn a HISOR when he playa cllrlq tho O¥enlne-lfwlt. lamed l8lillot Meta' pitcher lnston bed It only 31 Umea. Tom Seever for Ute ftrat two After 1 oooreleao ftrlt pertimes he facecJ him In the Iod, Point )unped lhead 7~ In _,(JV game of a doubleheader !be IOcond Pete McDer- frlctay nichL The IOCOnd Whllf mitt hit Dirk Jackoon a pve Allen 151 for the ONIOO, 13-fard scoring strike. lllika breaking the mark of UO he set RaWIOII the extra point. ~n 1965. Bill Deering ... caugbt beltled !be IIOal line for a oefeljc In the third period, glvt., the Blacka a 9.{) lead. Willi 13 IIOCillldo loll, J1cital 1Pok a O.e-fard polO from Mc· llerm1tt to mako the - TRANSPLANT PATIENT DIES MADRID (IJPI) - "'"""" flrot heart tronsplant petlent, J u a n ~ TC TOTAL Rod:risuez Grille, 4:1, was bur· • . • 11 59 ' led here Frldo,y. lla died ThuroF.ngl.lab o o • • • • • • • • • 7 24 da,y lifter ourvlvt., 33 houri Wert7 • • , • • • , • • 2 6 -theheerlofawornan. SIDlth • • , , • , • • •• 22 lOG FILM CENSORDI E. Williams • • . . . 3 5 Grate • • • • • • • • •• 6 16 AMSTERDAM UP]) - "T h o R. Wllllams • • • • • • 4 26 Green Beretatt an Amerieu mo.. vie, _...t Friday at Amater· IND. YDS. RUSH. (NEL.YORJI) dam'a Twlchinald t h - after o o o tt 2t the m•n,........ een&OAd nine Carter , ; • . • • • • 7 -t mhwdN rl. film for wbat It caJ(. Ev.,l • • • • • . • . • 7 t2 ''too outapokeo American Weaver • • . • • • • • t B j)ropepnda," A Norlll VielllaSCORE BY QUARTERS: tiocumenle17 ailered the Melp • • • • • 14 0 B B- :10 bill. N-York ••••• 0 0 00- 0 SCORING Ault, t8 yd. peao from WerREFUGEES EVACI/ATED m Wtn7, 1 7<L run; Smith, GENEVA (UPI)- Tlio~DterM. 7<1. runt Ault, to 7<1. peal from tlaaal eommlttee of • R • d wer.,.. EP - Bmltb 00 nm; Croll aald Friday It llid IIY&<· raotll5.{). Grate, run. llaled more lhiD 200 111111-AfrlJaciiiOII ciUIIIII aix peuea for ean ~· out of Blitra to )'erda. Gory Parka and RanIIUJe, llllltaerlllld. Molt ofthem _, ~ hod 13 and 611 yardl _ . Jl¥'11h and ." 'lhill for tho willnera. Freach. > INDIANS WIN S4 CLEVELAND (IJPI) ...; D u k o lima raced !tom third ona 0 on defense By 15-0 T~y 0 0 Panaltlea ••••• 2-10 3-15 5-.25 PASS RECEIVING !MEIGS) Au!~ ·S for 101 and two "IDa. Smith, 1 for 20. E. WUIIamo, 1 for 20. IND. YDS. RVSJL started Guard; only other player prevlouslJ' listed.) By Quarters: Alexander 0 6 B Eastern 0 0 0 6STATISTICS 'Cats Drop 8-6 Heartbreaker 43 27 90 PsssAU. . . . . . . 4 59 Pass Comp. • . . • 0 0 0 Pall tit. . . . . . . 2 0 2 Flmtlies . . . . . . . o 2 2 Fuld>let Loot • • . • o o o PUnta • • • • • • • • 4-140 6-2to 10. steele, left guard; TUD Bucllh left enc(j Karr, QB; Sc:JiuJtz, Dan Grue&er, Ul; Devid Smlltlf,':~ FB. AlterJates Howard Bob Henoll)". Sono,y Cline, Enrln, Tom Kerr. (Alon Like now,Burpadl!li1i.bl<, :¥'4MY MORt, . I ' '. •' ; 64 Rambl,t r · '· '<~ ' Nat Thurllday night, !be Plr- lead at tbe half. Neither team atns travel to Kyger Cr<>ek to scored In the aecond halt play Coach lloward Lee Miller' a The Piraino threatened on two 1he Southwootam Higillanders Boheota willie the illghlandera occaolono but the drives boaed eked out an B~ win Friday night of Coach Steve Stiles will Jour. down. The Pirates marched to over the vloltlng North Gallla ney to Racine for e fP> at t h e the Southwestern 26, after the Plnteo. Highlanders toochciovm, only to Southern Local Tornadoes. The win tell the fllahlanden The Pirates took • 2~ lead loae the ball on do1ma. In !be In a Ue for first place with the in !be ftrlt period wben P h II oame period, North Gallla .... Kyger Creek Bobcats, 1967 de- Sawltlero, 130-jiOU!IIi sophomore, on the illghlandero 19 when Ume fendlni SV AC ebempo. 8oth are lropped Seott;y Atha, 16s..enlor, ran out. 1~ ill sv Ac play. In the IIIIi ..... Southweotam atatlotlcol!bowed The illghlandero are 2-lin ali The Highlanders scored tholr 11 ftrat down• for the Pirates to games while the PirateoofCooch toochdown In the second period one for the !UghlandeH IIlii 82 Mel Carter are 2-lln all games, 'lfhen Atha dived over from t h e yardo ruohing and pulinlforlbe and 2-1 In SVAC play, all three three yard line. Charles Wil- Pirates to 47 ruoldngandpooslng contella being league encoun. Harno, l80.pound senior ran 1he for the illghlandero. tera. PAT to give Southweatern en B-2 m to ,..,airs, yoU can count on ••. lor ,,.....and fflldoncy. ' ' VB Fatrlane "500" 4 df. O.stan 5oc!an. Like new W.l ~q~bbli-' _' tery, Automatinhlft.,280 COL Ill. VB. ~· •- Moldng their zo .' f I GALLIPOLIS - Burnett Ia the son of Mrs. flrot Southern Valley Athletic Olive Burnett of Gallipolis. He COnference start ol. the season. was a three ~ year letterman at Gallipollo Hlp Sch.W, where be was named to the SEO's all· rlgl4 guard; Bob Woodo, ee."~~ Dave Mora, left taekle. Highlanders Slip By Pirates, 8-2 eel Comet Ce1ente V8, 2 cJr. Jlanl Top. 4 Ill'- ohi n, 289 eng1no. lliQ ..w all white finish with red vlllf{ lntarlor, ! ~2 Bultk. , 11 S&turda,y. 0 $1,195 ~ 64 Ford up a touchdown in Mol'tlbead's 7-7 tie with Marshall Univeral~ 0 suw·oco SAVE 65 Mercury ' 'USED CAR !!Of ,, ltllbDLEP~f1 0•.• In hit Au1t, on the ldeotical pettern ......! 'IIU"Ia', · but - • ' KIITH .CGOilE FORD off ellcked oar)7 In tho pme, tilcl -Ill the third and aptn In for to yards and the f I n 11 taurib qaarter, , Malp ro. lllike Crate, t h e . Olio alw·face _ . . t Clllbe Soph taliblck from RuUand Ill•· IW-audlr doftllllve line, 158 lb. ina Smith a root, ran 1he EP1 Soph .11111 · wayae Well 11 lift for ao~. .m llli!Dilt'td bt """ uteaob" Noar the and, with aul>a ... ·jab. oeywhere for Melp, a Barr )IUI1I WU bJocktd, but IUbquarterbeck Roc!Qo picked up the tho CheveUe 2 dr, lllrd Toll. An•..,.tic trana., 8 eyL oq~-. ~ condl don. ' · · SALESMEN - ceWARD CALVERT PHILL!PS - EDDI~ FIFE: - DAN THOMPSON YOU ALIAYS·PAY LESS-AT • ' • :ze ;pm-! liVe' held for ' 65 Chevrolet $1,49,5 T• a-,. F• ,..., ' ! TUPPERS PLAlliiS - VIol~ one aeries of playa. .,. to 14-0 with 17 secondo Ritchie ud Tom Buckley wen log Alexander kopt the Eaetern Alexander, - 2-1 on the oea- Jell In !be third quarter when practlcalb the only way the EoEagles on defonae ..,,t of Ute aon. eat oo Ute scoreboard tOr Senior Dick Grinstead ran the gieo lllllll&ed to pick .., yardllild-<lhio Valley Conference grid the ftrat time with 1 mlrute 11111 lett end to score frGIIl four yardo age. Eaotem .....,toted ave of tilt - - the two teamo Fri- •01 oe<oida remaining In the out and White ran over the ex· 13 pasaes for 87 yards In the day nlj)hl and came out with a OI>Onina . hllf whan Quarterbeck tra points. air lrxi got only 40 rushing; I~ win. cra1a White pltqed over from Eastern. In a deaperate comeAlexander, meanwhile, was The contest was played In eight tho one yard Uno. . beck, aut Ita touchdown mldwa,y satlsfted to grind out 92 yards 1 Rilrute quartero, instead of 12 Whlta, a 150 lb. junior, coppoid thr...., the laot quarter when on the ground and six yards in by 1sreement. liter 1 - e r a Spartan drive thltbepnatmld- Ray Karr connected with Junior the air with one pas& try. failure occurred oarb' In the tle!d where the vtaitors took a End Bob Ritchie for a beaut!· CHARLES BURNET!" The Eagle a will travel to Glooo· MOREHEAO, l(y. - Charles gamtl and the lights were oil one punt trom COich Btlly Klncatd•s flll 35 yard urtal to peydlrt. ter this Friday. Burnett, a defensive •ck, has hour ani! 15 mirutea. Tbe elec- Eaglea. The try for the extra Karr'o peaa atlelq?t to BUI EAGLE OFFENSIVE STARTERS been named .. Mr. Interceptor" trlclt;y went off, aimUiar 1s to points on a pasa •ttempt tram Schultz for the extra pointa fell Ritchie, right en:l; Mike Bor.. by the football coach stall at duri1111 the Malis • Nell<lllville White to Brooks fell incol!)plete. lnCOI!Ij)lete. ing, right tackle; Jim Stettler, pme, after each team had run Morehead State Uni vorslty. AIOlllllder 1woc1 the tdvan~ Aerlab !rom Karr to Schultz, The senior halfback woa the honor for intercepting a pasa and returning it 24 yards to set 1 3 ~ aP'n , ..... - with Yds.'Jill'1Ji .'" ."":'·.':: 43 . i7 90 boD. 011 tile ftr. .)lay he ' "400" 2 dr. Hard -top. Four !liMecl SblfL Popdor toil ..., ln. engine. Positive~- Lib~ ....utlon, • ' ·» 'fOil lT ~ectra 0.~ ' tlr. ,J!ani Tclp. h<tGI')' Air c..idiiiQIIed. Only .- • •· SAVE 68 .Fi·rebl rd ..;! ', ' . .~ we · 7,139 eaay mUeo, Full oonter arm nota. Fulb 'Qdpped "150" 4 dr. Sedln. 8 Cl'L ~More C:.o •d .,,..., • 68 Buick ON . THE SPOT FINANCING I so-..~ ean put It In !be oholft-. Ps, PB, AT. TO KEITH GOBLE USED CAR LOT 66 CHEVROLET trans., $1895 66 s ceredo-Kenova, W. VL 40 Point 13 ~ ,1 Bolialro 19 Moundnllle, W. VL . Coach Charles Cbencey'o ·Meigs club hit twice '"' ,erfect TD Pllsea trqm Quarterback Jell Werry to and Demh Aul4 on a 1 yard oneak by_Werry aft8r a paoa oet .., the opportonlty, 1rx1 on a 20 yard ~oh by hlllbeck John Smith. It waso llrot rite warmup match for Athens next week. Meanwhile, Mr. Poley, who had ..O.o from Ita 27 and Mlke Barr torn 1q1 VlntDn Coont;y'o Vlldnp liUIIIed from hla 35. Polly aut 3, a pass mlosed, Evuo tot' 320 yardo on tho sround on)Jo 1, a wetk earlier, wu flattened In pried to Smith - returned 11 carries on wblcb he netted to'the N-Y te. oxaetly Z4 yards. That'l the lights went 1>11 &lid atayed out for 26 min11 h<IJ• - ,·atline the' up front_. the play, ends w.o. 1111 the ftrlt play with the - aillttllll Polb' otr from the Ullbtl beck on, Worry hit Auit - lad by the line bock- aotng down and &Cl"OIIS, deep, oro, thlt atoppod Poil,y and com- Clll ill to a<ore. There 8:23 left. The EP run mloa- · The Oihor Bucke,ye backa, Qll Leny EYano, hallbeck DIYO id. N-Y received, waallq>Jed cold 1\\Mver ond !Uilbock Don Carter, fared llWe bOlter. AJto. epln, I'WIIeci, and MelBa open. pdler, thay eernec1 43 )'lrds In ed 011 Ito own 36. I'll 14 pllj'O the flrtt half, 27 In !be .... Malp was on the Buckeye 1 from wbere Werry oneakecl ill. Gild, for 88 )'lrdt rulhllls. The Buckeyes Uded nothing Thoro wai 1:12 left. Smith ran bi air, lrYina there Dine Umoo !be EPa and It waa 1~ Smith and <OIIIpllllna ...,,_ Only once had opened that drive with runa did N·Y pt •• close u t b • t1 If and 13 yard • for ftrst Meigs 41 yard llnel clown a. Nobody did much In the sec. Moonwbilo, !be Marauders ond quarter excep tho Maraud...... heviJ1i • BOed night er fllllbock, Kat &l&llah • Going to hia left from the 'I11Gf aot 115 yards In the flrot half, 127 In the aeoond Marauder 47, &lglish waoir!IPhalf for 2u ' yard• total ruoh- ped ap.lnlt the aiclellneo, broile tqa. Thill' added Bl ill the first an arm tackle, reveraed to his llalf and to In the IIOCillld half right, and went 25 yards to the for 121 yards total In the llr. Bucke,yo 28. But a penalt;y and Wtn7 compl- 4 t1 11 at- an incomplete paso llopped the tem!U - not • hlgil pei-contap drive. - but two - f o r - · SECOND HALF The Bucko could not eontaln l\lllback Ken Elllillh ON THE FOURTH exchanp wltb II yards In 11 carries, of punta In the third quarter, or Smith 106 yards In 22 the Maraudera broke the pmo ·• canleo. open when Smith, with 4116 loll, CGach Cllance1, a 2Ul made 20 011 a pa11 frOm WOITl' tiJp .pial Into !Ill fourth 'DI&r· to the Buckeye 33 and two piOIO ter, "-' aul>llll1utlal and be- latnr ran 21 yards Into !be end ton It ~- over 105 lh· Soph """"· !Do run for the EPa waa ~- Nick Childs WBI in • shy. the ...... I'll 1he fourth period, wltb 9:59 I aot!C · ~\'k ,~eft,: Melp took, OV~ cOr the N-Y 1._ Ra-- ron. "' mldoalr and"pllopecl&B ;van!a Ravenawaod, In fac:t, outclass. · ed the smaller F'aloono In IIY· Dover 18 Mansfteld Malatwr 0 1961 CHEVROLET ~.~~.. 111.- 111ou1t1 be on thea~ Brown, the Red Devil quartjt. · Clark took the· kick-off touow_ . , Wlhama Wblta ,Eal- bock, then took hla tum at aeor- lna the 11> and ..-...d It to . . . , . - a f l a e - lng "' the fourth ~. bt the t3. Sb: piql left and ran foor yards Into later, TiJmiQI -.1! ti>laed • feem cune iD town undefeated 22 1ard pua to Gillispie l:" a. .. '!"' left 1M 1111110 way Friday. tbe a zone. Rav...- ran throullb, a-ever, It took Steve cir.... •end zone ~ the FaliDII' 1 I • .; ~ ~n~~ · ovor W,otwna f~ • to cap a fine jll\rformance bf pJIIKI. ~ ·IIA>tllh. allhCW!Bb dUbbed 33-!1 and .ill third .... the Red DevUa u he . . . . H<llllve vlolor7 of the 101aon. a f1>1rth ~ ·Falcon tumble I ''WilJclna hoiJ[tal ~,"r,turJt. at21.{). It wu • dark. MASON - !llooiiiY dJat,t for Coacb Grent eel Again In '69 Pacific Coast League pitching 11tar, 'Ifill be the Dodgers' pitching coach next season. Fred ''Dbde" Walker, whowon the leagoe boWng title by hit· tirv .357 for Brooklyn In 1941, was IIIP<rirted the Dodgers' batti~ ln!ltructor. succeeding Duke Snider, who has joined S.n Diego. 30 points by land end air to open tbe clofenu of their Southeastern Ohio Leque foolball chollljllonship. 00 ~ 811-lt Pilot Dodgers Dwight "Red" Adams. a fonner Spartans Slap 14-6 Loss On ' • NEI.80NVILLI! - llaUbock Jerrl Polly, 195 lb. olx fOot one llleedoter of the N~oonvillo-\'ork Jb:l<ayoo, was ·~In hio tiaclco here Friday nigilt by the Maroodero who rolled ~q~ Alston Will ,, Wallop ·B~ckeyes InSEOL .. , Jerry Polly In 30-0 Win .. • .• . .' . UP! Sports Writer Dallas coach Tom Landr:r ealll It "a matter ot pri<W' but pick& over the ~era at Loa · • It moll llkel,y will be a matter Angelea, St. Loolo Ia only one of oprlnslng Leroy Kelly It the point over the Forty Nlnero at Cleveland Bro1ms hope to a1DJ> San Francisco and Baltimore la 1he Cowboy stampede thlo 17 over the Falcma Ill. Atlanta. The Cleveland defenae will be weekend hard pressed to atoJ> what The Browns, who were ·· trompled .12-11 by Dallas In last probab!J' Ia the leogue' • moll •, . aeuon'a Eastern Cooference potent olrense. Don Meredith ·' NFL champlonahlJ> game, make was ap.~erb apinst the Lions, a return awearance to the hitting on 16-ol-19 peooeo for 22B yards and two Jquc. .wns. ; • Cottm Bowl Sunday to face a The Packers, who alwa,ys Co''"""-' team wltlch destroyed "Forget anythin1!" have trouble with the ViJd.nga, ·' Detroit 59-13 last week. Dallas will be meeting a vaatly Ia a 10 point favorite. improved Mlnneoota attack led · "Cleveland led the league in ruahlng the past two years, 11 by quarlerhock Joe KJill) and 't: LaMry warned earlier thb running backs Clint Jones and week. uwe are going to t-tave to Bill Brown. &arr Pitcher cootro1 their nmntng 18JD.e if Green Bay, however, Ia aa we are to win." strong as ever with Bart starr That meana stopt. :ng Kelly, pitching io Corol Dale and lalt season's rushing ieader who Donny Anderoon coming Into his pined 107 yards In the Browns own as t ruming beck. 24-10 opening game victor.v over Both teams were impressive LOS ANGELES (UPD - WalNew Orleans, as well as haJUq · the line Clevelar.d aerial attack In opening game vlctorieo, the ter Alston, who came 1tJ through featuring quarterback Frank Vikings 47-7 mer Atlanta and the farm aystem to take over as ·· lqan and reeefvers Gary the Packers 30-13 aver the manager or the Brooklyn Jlod.. Eagles. gers in 1954, wUI be back again Collins and Paul Wsrfteld. Eari Morrall will get the call next season. other Games again at ~beck as Joluuly Alston, 57, has signed to pllot Dl other NFL games on Uni"tas rests his injured elbow 1967 Loa ~es Dodgers, the &mdo,y, Green Bay is an eight In the Colts' pme against the the club announced Friday, point pick over SUJllriolng weak Falcons. Alston, who will be In his Mlllleaot.a at Milwaukee, WashThe Glante, wit!! a newcy 16th season next year, Is the Jngton is nine over the Saints at found offenoive spark supplied dean or maJor league managers. No* OrleonB, the Giants are by Ronnie Blye' a klckllf! returns His Dodgers won pennants in eight polnta over the Eagles at 1955 arxl 1956 at Brook!J'n arxl 1959, 1963, 1965 arxl 1966 here. The Dodgers moved to Los An. geles In 1958. The club also announced that ·. Meigs 'Defense Contains All-Stan ® PhUadelphia, Cldcaao Ia favored by ftve points at DeUolt, the Rams are three touchcbwn By PETE ALFANO & •• " Otao wur, ·.~• 100l5we_ro0ftlr, ..,t .... �•, t.f X · n~· sund3.' •' ' 'l' lmt..;,_.,.,,.. nthit.•l. :-:m-.la,,·, S..optL•mbl-•· :.!:!, J!ltiS Brl.wns Seekm.g Kyger. Revenge; Dallas 34-14 Favored By Ten .· ... .· .· . .. ·.· ·.· . ••• ,,1' ··:' ... ' ' MetP 6 0110 11-M l'"'" . 1969 of 66 and 59 yerds last week, should hove UWe dUiieulq downing the Eaglea; !t>sel NeW YOrk In a pre-eeason'play. SOmy Jurgonaen' s 276 jard four toodldolm performance againot the BMn last week should leave llWe doubt that 1he Waahingtm ~ck baa CADILLAC AND OLDSMOBILE reoovered from his off rnW'PI SEPT. 26 ·f ... ·, !".· ... ·,•. .. elbow oper-. The Sllatl played well apl•ll !be 8rolmo but will improved pullll!ll from Bll)JI Kilmer if lb.- iqMo to upset the Redokina. Stop by and havo re!Ttshmontl wilt. us . You're w•lcon~el VETERAN BOWLER DIES TAMP A. Fla. (UP]) URR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES Clarence A "Lett,y" Long. the only leii.IJamed OO..Ior to win the American Bowling C<qreos All-Events competition, died Friday at the ap of 76. Lons won the All-Events Ulle In 1925. POMEROY Now's nme to Get A Bargainl .... '' I Price Explosion I ~: • • ~ WAS 200.00 TRUCK SPECIAL! 1958 CADILLAC The Red Devils Wiled twice In Gle first quarter, Clace In !be third and two more Umea In !be fourth period. 4DOOR SPECIAL $795 $100 6 cyl. •119., solid cab, lilr.• ...w tire• 65 GMC PICKUP 8ft. F1eetside. Good Ure~ . .; c~ t cnJrine. Below market price. 63 CHEVhOLET Super Sport Coupe, V8 engine, 4·9Peed trans., radio. 62 CHEVY II Ha~ Cpe. Local owner car, red finish, sld.. trans., radio. 59 RAMBLER $1195 $699 $699 $295 Wagon. Standard Trans., solid body, good Urea. MOTOR CO. 308-318 E. MAIN 992-2126 OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8:00 POMEROY alve e11ort bf btilll JD ""' .It Caroon took the ball and lUI· tacllltl ~ /of"*""'•,.A.P11!""!' fled It for the vlalfora' flilal rl. the tacldil b f - - - UIIIted. . . . , .. ,.me acore 1:to left In !be wben the FalCDII f101 the ball down to the RavE...Iood two ylrd line. Thoy had IIIOYed nll from their own st _. SteYe Roueb, Gory Clark and Dave Gillispie lugalng the ball. 'l'hlll, cllrilll wbat looked like 'a aun ro for Wahama, lurnocl out to be a tumble and !be 101111 run by C&riOII. Waiwna heel also threetSied ill tho nrst half a~~.e< Gory Silk ow ~ent . . . . guta, ••• cording to Wahama rooters, - one claim 110 can !>eat the Ma.... countlana out for, that. AlthcJoBh thOJ were behind 27. 0 In the fourth period, Wahama was otlJI oot to pl., ball. A Mlka Brown to Bill GrlDotafr peoa C8))lled a 70 yard drive and &ave RavSim>ed Ito first ro of the evening, Leter In !be opening quarter, Ron Young took the ball 011. a reverae and went around left tackle for 26 yards and a "IV. Frank Neller kicked the oooverolmo after t h e first two "ID'a. Next, It waa Jim Roark on a two yard pl11111e to peydirt. The · peas to Akera for the extra point wao good and the ocore - PLAYERoOF·WEEK - Ron Russell, 22111oond junior center and defensive llneman, was selected "Pla,yer-d'..(he.. Week'' S&tunlay morning by the GAllS coachiJW otaff fllr his outetanding play in Gallla's 8-3 loss to Athens Friday nlj)ht. In the ftrat period, RuBSeU socked It to AHS hallbock Mike Goodwin, cauoi!W him to fwnble on the Devils' 10. He threw Goodwin for a four-yard loao In the second period, and causht Dave Coon for a four-yard io11 In the third, shortlJ' before Ute one AHS touchdowl\ He saw brier acdon in the ftral_perlod, due to a cberJay horae. Ruooell was presented the weekly Jantzen Golden Helmet Award, II)IOIIOOrOd by Thomas Clothiera. eel in~-~~ to/score. mt.rcepled a Ravena- ·a ileyont ited""'!l Ylko B JM' I, c......til anil, G a r 7 Nortlllp alio dl<! acol!lleat Jobt 1n !be middle for w~ Jim Roark, who Ia llfllbabl1 a alloo· Ler17 In for ell-otale lianbttk for !be Red Devils,- btid totl1&fdL The otr.tackle aJubea, ead andpo~ietwere . . . . . ator:r. Clllck Carroll, aiiOiileUII• alate candidate, .... held ........ leOI but manqed to pin 91 yards ruahlnl. Wahama lakes on F•al • Hocking thla Friday at Ba,elllel Sladlum ill a pmo that _ . lteo to be lntereating. .. ....,. - poll on the Red DevU 35, The Fal""' workhorse, Gory Clark, carried aix Umes moviDg the ball to the three yard IIDt, but thlt was it. The Red Devllo cllg In and held. IIJ' ~artero: The Waiwna ho,ya, afl.er C&r- Wllwna 0 0 0 8- 8 ooo'a 9B yard rllll. odiJ iiiDu&llt RaY-140712-33 Rock Bottom Prices Friday's Grid Scores M~Donald All New Pontiac &.Bulcks 3 !1~~!~::E.:S - ~ · :;;wz:B ~t:::. :~~t;w~;;v~· ·A · t·L· " ~ u~~ E , D ·· p ' ( · ;~ ~th ~ "ftlJ M 1 09 5 M=~~GienEste24 ~City, 65 ustan.g. ' . I . .. local-, 68 Pontloc , $AV-1 Struthero558rookMdO Massillon 46 Mansfield 18 66 Western Reserve Xenia IS centerville 0 Wayae 22 Fairborn 14 Dayton Fainnont West 27 Fairmoot East 8 Dayton stebbina 31 Troy 24 Sidney 48 Dayton Colonel White 8 Wilmington 30 Miamisburg 16 Upper S&ndusky 14 Gallon 0 Barnesville 3B Woodsfteld 0 Big WaliDit 35 cardington 6 M~ C)lead 34 Oientangy 0 Shelby 46 Norwalk 0 Tecumseh 19 Greenon 6 1 Celina 14 Van Wert 6 Warrensville 24 Brooltlyn 22 Orrville f4 Manchester 0 1\lscarawas Valley 44 Northwest 0 canton Lincoln 24 canton Tim· ken 22 Ashiarxl 40 Coohoctoo 12 Tri-Valley 51 M&Yovllle 0 Wellsville 2B Toronto IB Springlield Sllawnee 19 Troy Miami East 0 Bollalre 16 Marietta 6 Newcomeratown 20 Dover St. Jo.seph2 Portsmouth West 22 Wheelers-burg 8 PortamllUth High 31 M<KeU 0 Marlon Hardlrv JB Uma senior 0 Uma Sbtwoee 12 Lima C. C. 0 Lexllwton 20 aaar Fork 6 ElJ'ria 57 Toledo Start 0 Lorain 2B Barberton 0 Cola. McKiniOJ >K Colo. MohowkO Cola. Eaat 14 Cola. Brooidlaven 12 Waver!J' 42 Northwesl 20 Springlield Sooth 44 Greenville B ML sterUng 40 Southeootern Green 6 West Jefferson 58 t.ncaater Fenwlck 0 Colo. Wallllt Ridge 20 Clrcloville13 Plain City 26 Madison SOtah 0 Teays Valley 12 Lopn Elm 0 Cola. Eaatmoor 34 CoiL North 0 COlo. Woot 24 Cola. Wbttotcn 0 Colo. Mari<J~>oFraniclin 24 Cola. Central12 Upper ArliJWton 32 Colo. Watterson 2 Cola. Northland 2B Newark I Cola. Hartley 28 Colo. South 20 Miami Trace 16 Dll>!ln 12 New Phlledelphla 6 ZaneiYIUe 2 ChUllcothe 4B Greenlleld 0 North Union 30 Hlgillarxl 0 Atheno 8 Galllpolla 3 Weot Mtloldngwn 22 MoriiJI 14 Crookovllio 7 New LexiQS1411 6 Sllerldan to Roaevlllo 8 Barnesville 3B Wood•Dold 0 Cln. Withrow 30 Cln. Courter Tech 22 llarnUton Garfield 38 Cln. Le Yngstwn Chaney ' 36 Yngstwn North 20 Yngstwn SOuth 2B Y~Wstwn Wil· . s!naville 46 w. VL 0 S&nduaily 12 Toledo Woodward 0 · · · tJIJJotang Conv. Qle. 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' niL• . nlft, -·.,· Sl-$:· ' ' • ~' Ml I league team. To be COIUiidered for the award, each player must ahow "Eagle Spirit" all the time, attend an practice• am meetlnga. be wW~ log ro come ear!J' arxl stay late at praetlee to work for seiJ. Improvement, and know all aa-- olgnmento. loose bell and moved 23 yards to !be N-Y 32. Tho drl'" was ~ end N-Y look over for one last play, a peas that fell. eel. MEIGS Ill Halt 2ed Halt Total First Downo • • • • • 9 7 16 Yda. Rush ••••••• 115 127 242 Yds. Pua • • • • • • • Bl 40 121 Total Ydo ••• • , •• 193 167 363 Pus AU. • .. • • .. B 3 11 Pus Comp. • , •. 3-11 (liD) 1-IO('JD) 4-121 Pus Dlt. • • • • • • 1 0 1 Fumbles • • • • • .. o 0 o .Fwnblea Loat • • • • 0 o o PUnta ••••••• ' 3-116 3-125 6-241 Penalties ••••• 1-5 4-GO 5-G5 ~1.80NVILLE First llnwns . . .. 2 Yds: "l>uo . • . • . • 0 Total Ydo. • . . . . eel. GALLIPOLIS - Coach Nell liYmme• Volley 11<0red In the Hellier's Haman Trace Wlldcata cb opped 1 heort-l>reoker Fri- aecond quarter on a 20 yard day night at B¥mme• Volley aa puo pl., and ran the PAT. No tho Viking• edpd the Wildcats offtclal -otlca were avellable B-G. 11 wu Symmes Velley'o on tho Vlklnsa. The Wildcats had elgilt ftrot first win. llaman Trace Ia 0..2 and the Vlidnp are 11J. Tratllns B.{) at the hell, the Wlldcato came beck withaotrung defonn In the second half and IIUIIllfled to score. Everette Mantgomery, UO poundhallback, went over rlgirt tackle !rdm a1x yards out. The try for II'• PA'r fall~ Blacks Sttttf" Pony Express 380 BERNSTEIN GETS AWARD AhtSIEHDAM (UPI) - "Edllon" award tor a recent album- rl. the nine Q11111hoaies d. Gutave Mahler. Bernlteln, Cllllductor of the New York Philharmonic, ls on a tour ot FAa.. rope. 0 • I Rogulllf o;hock-upo h.,. halp ·make su,. your car ftas mer. pep and power_ ~Jet-up and go. .If .. 1- •. - • ' • Qto< frionclly, "'l'uthtful..,. vU IIIIDOtjlt the-way ·: to . . ·.:: : ::..·. ~ :::=:·:· :; ;: 0 ::: :: wild l*cb"' Gtorao Brunet with two 0111 In 1he ellhth Imina Sal~ -ID IMo the CIIIY&IIi1d. 1'11dilllt • J-2 lldlar7 ..... tho Gal- .. .,...;. ~,AIIIt't, ~ - "er _j_: C.P.O. IS FOR CERTAIN PEOPLE ONLY! Certain People Only ore the young, fun, casual Mt who bow what's "in" becauae they've put it therel And these are the people who are going way..gut about our C. P.O. by h.i.s. It's authonticolly styled with patch pockets, buttoned cuffs and long shirttails. Join the crowd-get in with the C.P .O. set. Get into a C.P.O. shirt in your Favorite casual color. from $13.00 four Neighbors Dealt With Us .... Why Don't You? LntoM ~iayl Interior, one owner, $2195.00, 100l5 .....ty, 36 months fi nanclnt. w.. $1995 : .. •' -~ .(.f.~ ·" • J. ·~.,. .' '., . ' o ' ' 1 ~ "" '1>." . 1: . .... ~- EA'>TERN Yds. Yd1. Pass. , • , , ••• •• 87 Net Yds••• •• , , • , •• 127 Paso Altern. .. • • • .. 1$ Pose Comp. . . . . . . . . 5 On lho other hand, North GeJ. Pass Inter••••••..•• 0 lla otaUotloo totaled the aame First Downs • • • • . , •.• 8 rmnber of rlrlt downs tor each Fumbles . • • • . • . . • • • 3 teem but pve the Pirates 206 Flmb!es Loet , •• , ••• 2 EA'>TERN IND. STATS. yards rushing and paasing to 65 Grueser , • , .. , •• 7e- 31 ~·-=~· for the fllahlanders. North Gallil 2 o o o - 2 R. Karr • , •..• , .Be- B yda. · Southwestern 0 8 0 0 - B Smith •••.• •••• lc- 1 yd. :;:.eel,;;:::: ~~-~~ { ·Gonllll9 . . Leo- nard Bomateln Frlda,y reoolved 1he Dutcb l'booopiiJilCompeny'o I I """ ' at downo to aeven for the VikingL The WUdcata had 123yards rushIng and compl- three of u praases for SO yards, a net of 173 yardo. Each team hod one pao1 intercepted. Both teem1 were bard hit by penoltles. Haman Trace drew 50 yards In penaJUeo wbUe the Vlkinga were penollzed 10 yarda. The Wlldcats punted aix llmea tor 195 yards. an· averqe or 32.5 yards per boot. ,. ~B Trllfo'a next~wlll oo "' p.m. non Thurotlay at Mercerville asa'nll the Hannan, ·'W, Va. WUdcato. Haman Trace 0 0 6 0-6 PI". PLEASANT- J'L Pleaa. &>mmeo Velley 0 B 00- B ant's B1i Blacka nanained unbeatan In tour outinp Friday night 1>7 knoddng oa prevtoua. lloruetll Loee.Apin IJ' unbeaten lluntlngtoo !U&Il ISO bolore a capacity crowd 11 COAL GROVE - Rock Hill - · Mamortal Field. The Ponies, now 2-1-1, were ranked aeventh (Triple A Clau) In !be state prior to Friday'1 I~ ConferEce !lrid pme. bottle at the Point The Homola, ~ for the 'l1lo r1IJI8CI Big Wack defense year, era off to their ..,..It start limited the l'llnlea to 23 yar<jo under veteran Coach Jim rulhills and only IB peallnlwhlle ()led)Du~. the charles of Coach Dick ·Wero popnded out 163 yards ... the OF ALLEN sround and ldded 158 by the air WHIFF PlfiLAOELPIDA (UP]) route. 1'1. .Pleasant led 154 In Richie Allen broke his own flrlll downa. Natlooal League record for moot Pl. Pleuant had 1he boll 81 strlkeouts tn a HISOR when he playa cllrlq tho O¥enlne-lfwlt. lamed l8lillot Meta' pitcher lnston bed It only 31 Umea. Tom Seever for Ute ftrat two After 1 oooreleao ftrlt pertimes he facecJ him In the Iod, Point )unped lhead 7~ In _,(JV game of a doubleheader !be IOcond Pete McDer- frlctay nichL The IOCOnd Whllf mitt hit Dirk Jackoon a pve Allen 151 for the ONIOO, 13-fard scoring strike. lllika breaking the mark of UO he set RaWIOII the extra point. ~n 1965. Bill Deering ... caugbt beltled !be IIOal line for a oefeljc In the third period, glvt., the Blacka a 9.{) lead. Willi 13 IIOCillldo loll, J1cital 1Pok a O.e-fard polO from Mc· llerm1tt to mako the - TRANSPLANT PATIENT DIES MADRID (IJPI) - "'"""" flrot heart tronsplant petlent, J u a n ~ TC TOTAL Rod:risuez Grille, 4:1, was bur· • . • 11 59 ' led here Frldo,y. lla died ThuroF.ngl.lab o o • • • • • • • • • 7 24 da,y lifter ourvlvt., 33 houri Wert7 • • , • • • , • • 2 6 -theheerlofawornan. SIDlth • • , , • , • • •• 22 lOG FILM CENSORDI E. Williams • • . . . 3 5 Grate • • • • • • • • •• 6 16 AMSTERDAM UP]) - "T h o R. Wllllams • • • • • • 4 26 Green Beretatt an Amerieu mo.. vie, _...t Friday at Amater· IND. YDS. RUSH. (NEL.YORJI) dam'a Twlchinald t h - after o o o tt 2t the m•n,........ een&OAd nine Carter , ; • . • • • • 7 -t mhwdN rl. film for wbat It caJ(. Ev.,l • • • • • . • . • 7 t2 ''too outapokeo American Weaver • • . • • • • • t B j)ropepnda," A Norlll VielllaSCORE BY QUARTERS: tiocumenle17 ailered the Melp • • • • • 14 0 B B- :10 bill. N-York ••••• 0 0 00- 0 SCORING Ault, t8 yd. peao from WerREFUGEES EVACI/ATED m Wtn7, 1 7<L run; Smith, GENEVA (UPI)- Tlio~DterM. 7<1. runt Ault, to 7<1. peal from tlaaal eommlttee of • R • d wer.,.. EP - Bmltb 00 nm; Croll aald Friday It llid IIY&<· raotll5.{). Grate, run. llaled more lhiD 200 111111-AfrlJaciiiOII ciUIIIII aix peuea for ean ~· out of Blitra to )'erda. Gory Parka and RanIIUJe, llllltaerlllld. Molt ofthem _, ~ hod 13 and 611 yardl _ . Jl¥'11h and ." 'lhill for tho willnera. Freach. > INDIANS WIN S4 CLEVELAND (IJPI) ...; D u k o lima raced !tom third ona 0 on defense By 15-0 T~y 0 0 Panaltlea ••••• 2-10 3-15 5-.25 PASS RECEIVING !MEIGS) Au!~ ·S for 101 and two "IDa. Smith, 1 for 20. E. WUIIamo, 1 for 20. IND. YDS. RVSJL started Guard; only other player prevlouslJ' listed.) By Quarters: Alexander 0 6 B Eastern 0 0 0 6STATISTICS 'Cats Drop 8-6 Heartbreaker 43 27 90 PsssAU. . . . . . . 4 59 Pass Comp. • . . • 0 0 0 Pall tit. . . . . . . 2 0 2 Flmtlies . . . . . . . o 2 2 Fuld>let Loot • • . • o o o PUnta • • • • • • • • 4-140 6-2to 10. steele, left guard; TUD Bucllh left enc(j Karr, QB; Sc:JiuJtz, Dan Grue&er, Ul; Devid Smlltlf,':~ FB. AlterJates Howard Bob Henoll)". Sono,y Cline, Enrln, Tom Kerr. (Alon Like now,Burpadl!li1i.bl<, :¥'4MY MORt, . I ' '. •' ; 64 Rambl,t r · '· '<~ ' Nat Thurllday night, !be Plr- lead at tbe half. Neither team atns travel to Kyger Cr<>ek to scored In the aecond halt play Coach lloward Lee Miller' a The Piraino threatened on two 1he Southwootam Higillanders Boheota willie the illghlandera occaolono but the drives boaed eked out an B~ win Friday night of Coach Steve Stiles will Jour. down. The Pirates marched to over the vloltlng North Gallla ney to Racine for e fP> at t h e the Southwestern 26, after the Plnteo. Highlanders toochciovm, only to Southern Local Tornadoes. The win tell the fllahlanden The Pirates took • 2~ lead loae the ball on do1ma. In !be In a Ue for first place with the in !be ftrlt period wben P h II oame period, North Gallla .... Kyger Creek Bobcats, 1967 de- Sawltlero, 130-jiOU!IIi sophomore, on the illghlandero 19 when Ume fendlni SV AC ebempo. 8oth are lropped Seott;y Atha, 16s..enlor, ran out. 1~ ill sv Ac play. In the IIIIi ..... Southweotam atatlotlcol!bowed The illghlandero are 2-lin ali The Highlanders scored tholr 11 ftrat down• for the Pirates to games while the PirateoofCooch toochdown In the second period one for the !UghlandeH IIlii 82 Mel Carter are 2-lln all games, 'lfhen Atha dived over from t h e yardo ruohing and pulinlforlbe and 2-1 In SVAC play, all three three yard line. Charles Wil- Pirates to 47 ruoldngandpooslng contella being league encoun. Harno, l80.pound senior ran 1he for the illghlandero. tera. PAT to give Southweatern en B-2 m to ,..,airs, yoU can count on ••. lor ,,.....and fflldoncy. ' ' VB Fatrlane "500" 4 df. O.stan 5oc!an. Like new W.l ~q~bbli-' _' tery, Automatinhlft.,280 COL Ill. VB. ~· •- Moldng their zo .' f I GALLIPOLIS - Burnett Ia the son of Mrs. flrot Southern Valley Athletic Olive Burnett of Gallipolis. He COnference start ol. the season. was a three ~ year letterman at Gallipollo Hlp Sch.W, where be was named to the SEO's all· rlgl4 guard; Bob Woodo, ee."~~ Dave Mora, left taekle. Highlanders Slip By Pirates, 8-2 eel Comet Ce1ente V8, 2 cJr. Jlanl Top. 4 Ill'- ohi n, 289 eng1no. lliQ ..w all white finish with red vlllf{ lntarlor, ! ~2 Bultk. , 11 S&turda,y. 0 $1,195 ~ 64 Ford up a touchdown in Mol'tlbead's 7-7 tie with Marshall Univeral~ 0 suw·oco SAVE 65 Mercury ' 'USED CAR !!Of ,, ltllbDLEP~f1 0•.• In hit Au1t, on the ldeotical pettern ......! 'IIU"Ia', · but - • ' KIITH .CGOilE FORD off ellcked oar)7 In tho pme, tilcl -Ill the third and aptn In for to yards and the f I n 11 taurib qaarter, , Malp ro. lllike Crate, t h e . Olio alw·face _ . . t Clllbe Soph taliblck from RuUand Ill•· IW-audlr doftllllve line, 158 lb. ina Smith a root, ran 1he EP1 Soph .11111 · wayae Well 11 lift for ao~. .m llli!Dilt'td bt """ uteaob" Noar the and, with aul>a ... ·jab. oeywhere for Melp, a Barr )IUI1I WU bJocktd, but IUbquarterbeck Roc!Qo picked up the tho CheveUe 2 dr, lllrd Toll. An•..,.tic trana., 8 eyL oq~-. ~ condl don. ' · · SALESMEN - ceWARD CALVERT PHILL!PS - EDDI~ FIFE: - DAN THOMPSON YOU ALIAYS·PAY LESS-AT • ' • :ze ;pm-! liVe' held for ' 65 Chevrolet $1,49,5 T• a-,. F• ,..., ' ! TUPPERS PLAlliiS - VIol~ one aeries of playa. .,. to 14-0 with 17 secondo Ritchie ud Tom Buckley wen log Alexander kopt the Eaetern Alexander, - 2-1 on the oea- Jell In !be third quarter when practlcalb the only way the EoEagles on defonae ..,,t of Ute aon. eat oo Ute scoreboard tOr Senior Dick Grinstead ran the gieo lllllll&ed to pick .., yardllild-<lhio Valley Conference grid the ftrat time with 1 mlrute 11111 lett end to score frGIIl four yardo age. Eaotem .....,toted ave of tilt - - the two teamo Fri- •01 oe<oida remaining In the out and White ran over the ex· 13 pasaes for 87 yards In the day nlj)hl and came out with a OI>Onina . hllf whan Quarterbeck tra points. air lrxi got only 40 rushing; I~ win. cra1a White pltqed over from Eastern. In a deaperate comeAlexander, meanwhile, was The contest was played In eight tho one yard Uno. . beck, aut Ita touchdown mldwa,y satlsfted to grind out 92 yards 1 Rilrute quartero, instead of 12 Whlta, a 150 lb. junior, coppoid thr...., the laot quarter when on the ground and six yards in by 1sreement. liter 1 - e r a Spartan drive thltbepnatmld- Ray Karr connected with Junior the air with one pas& try. failure occurred oarb' In the tle!d where the vtaitors took a End Bob Ritchie for a beaut!· CHARLES BURNET!" The Eagle a will travel to Glooo· MOREHEAO, l(y. - Charles gamtl and the lights were oil one punt trom COich Btlly Klncatd•s flll 35 yard urtal to peydlrt. ter this Friday. Burnett, a defensive •ck, has hour ani! 15 mirutea. Tbe elec- Eaglea. The try for the extra Karr'o peaa atlelq?t to BUI EAGLE OFFENSIVE STARTERS been named .. Mr. Interceptor" trlclt;y went off, aimUiar 1s to points on a pasa •ttempt tram Schultz for the extra pointa fell Ritchie, right en:l; Mike Bor.. by the football coach stall at duri1111 the Malis • Nell<lllville White to Brooks fell incol!)plete. lnCOI!Ij)lete. ing, right tackle; Jim Stettler, pme, after each team had run Morehead State Uni vorslty. AIOlllllder 1woc1 the tdvan~ Aerlab !rom Karr to Schultz, The senior halfback woa the honor for intercepting a pasa and returning it 24 yards to set 1 3 ~ aP'n , ..... - with Yds.'Jill'1Ji .'" ."":'·.':: 43 . i7 90 boD. 011 tile ftr. .)lay he ' "400" 2 dr. Hard -top. Four !liMecl SblfL Popdor toil ..., ln. engine. Positive~- Lib~ ....utlon, • ' ·» 'fOil lT ~ectra 0.~ ' tlr. ,J!ani Tclp. h<tGI')' Air c..idiiiQIIed. Only .- • •· SAVE 68 .Fi·rebl rd ..;! ', ' . .~ we · 7,139 eaay mUeo, Full oonter arm nota. Fulb 'Qdpped "150" 4 dr. Sedln. 8 Cl'L ~More C:.o •d .,,..., • 68 Buick ON . THE SPOT FINANCING I so-..~ ean put It In !be oholft-. Ps, PB, AT. TO KEITH GOBLE USED CAR LOT 66 CHEVROLET trans., $1895 66 s ceredo-Kenova, W. VL 40 Point 13 ~ ,1 Bolialro 19 Moundnllle, W. VL . Coach Charles Cbencey'o ·Meigs club hit twice '"' ,erfect TD Pllsea trqm Quarterback Jell Werry to and Demh Aul4 on a 1 yard oneak by_Werry aft8r a paoa oet .., the opportonlty, 1rx1 on a 20 yard ~oh by hlllbeck John Smith. It waso llrot rite warmup match for Athens next week. Meanwhile, Mr. Poley, who had ..O.o from Ita 27 and Mlke Barr torn 1q1 VlntDn Coont;y'o Vlldnp liUIIIed from hla 35. Polly aut 3, a pass mlosed, Evuo tot' 320 yardo on tho sround on)Jo 1, a wetk earlier, wu flattened In pried to Smith - returned 11 carries on wblcb he netted to'the N-Y te. oxaetly Z4 yards. That'l the lights went 1>11 &lid atayed out for 26 min11 h<IJ• - ,·atline the' up front_. the play, ends w.o. 1111 the ftrlt play with the - aillttllll Polb' otr from the Ullbtl beck on, Worry hit Auit - lad by the line bock- aotng down and &Cl"OIIS, deep, oro, thlt atoppod Poil,y and com- Clll ill to a<ore. There 8:23 left. The EP run mloa- · The Oihor Bucke,ye backa, Qll Leny EYano, hallbeck DIYO id. N-Y received, waallq>Jed cold 1\\Mver ond !Uilbock Don Carter, fared llWe bOlter. AJto. epln, I'WIIeci, and MelBa open. pdler, thay eernec1 43 )'lrds In ed 011 Ito own 36. I'll 14 pllj'O the flrtt half, 27 In !be .... Malp was on the Buckeye 1 from wbere Werry oneakecl ill. Gild, for 88 )'lrdt rulhllls. The Buckeyes Uded nothing Thoro wai 1:12 left. Smith ran bi air, lrYina there Dine Umoo !be EPa and It waa 1~ Smith and <OIIIpllllna ...,,_ Only once had opened that drive with runa did N·Y pt •• close u t b • t1 If and 13 yard • for ftrst Meigs 41 yard llnel clown a. Nobody did much In the sec. Moonwbilo, !be Marauders ond quarter excep tho Maraud...... heviJ1i • BOed night er fllllbock, Kat &l&llah • Going to hia left from the 'I11Gf aot 115 yards In the flrot half, 127 In the aeoond Marauder 47, &lglish waoir!IPhalf for 2u ' yard• total ruoh- ped ap.lnlt the aiclellneo, broile tqa. Thill' added Bl ill the first an arm tackle, reveraed to his llalf and to In the IIOCillld half right, and went 25 yards to the for 121 yards total In the llr. Bucke,yo 28. But a penalt;y and Wtn7 compl- 4 t1 11 at- an incomplete paso llopped the tem!U - not • hlgil pei-contap drive. - but two - f o r - · SECOND HALF The Bucko could not eontaln l\lllback Ken Elllillh ON THE FOURTH exchanp wltb II yards In 11 carries, of punta In the third quarter, or Smith 106 yards In 22 the Maraudera broke the pmo ·• canleo. open when Smith, with 4116 loll, CGach Cllance1, a 2Ul made 20 011 a pa11 frOm WOITl' tiJp .pial Into !Ill fourth 'DI&r· to the Buckeye 33 and two piOIO ter, "-' aul>llll1utlal and be- latnr ran 21 yards Into !be end ton It ~- over 105 lh· Soph """"· !Do run for the EPa waa ~- Nick Childs WBI in • shy. the ...... I'll 1he fourth period, wltb 9:59 I aot!C · ~\'k ,~eft,: Melp took, OV~ cOr the N-Y 1._ Ra-- ron. "' mldoalr and"pllopecl&B ;van!a Ravenawaod, In fac:t, outclass. · ed the smaller F'aloono In IIY· Dover 18 Mansfteld Malatwr 0 1961 CHEVROLET ~.~~.. 111.- 111ou1t1 be on thea~ Brown, the Red Devil quartjt. · Clark took the· kick-off touow_ . , Wlhama Wblta ,Eal- bock, then took hla tum at aeor- lna the 11> and ..-...d It to . . . , . - a f l a e - lng "' the fourth ~. bt the t3. Sb: piql left and ran foor yards Into later, TiJmiQI -.1! ti>laed • feem cune iD town undefeated 22 1ard pua to Gillispie l:" a. .. '!"' left 1M 1111110 way Friday. tbe a zone. Rav...- ran throullb, a-ever, It took Steve cir.... •end zone ~ the FaliDII' 1 I • .; ~ ~n~~ · ovor W,otwna f~ • to cap a fine jll\rformance bf pJIIKI. ~ ·IIA>tllh. allhCW!Bb dUbbed 33-!1 and .ill third .... the Red DevUa u he . . . . H<llllve vlolor7 of the 101aon. a f1>1rth ~ ·Falcon tumble I ''WilJclna hoiJ[tal ~,"r,turJt. at21.{). It wu • dark. MASON - !llooiiiY dJat,t for Coacb Grent eel Again In '69 Pacific Coast League pitching 11tar, 'Ifill be the Dodgers' pitching coach next season. Fred ''Dbde" Walker, whowon the leagoe boWng title by hit· tirv .357 for Brooklyn In 1941, was IIIP<rirted the Dodgers' batti~ ln!ltructor. succeeding Duke Snider, who has joined S.n Diego. 30 points by land end air to open tbe clofenu of their Southeastern Ohio Leque foolball chollljllonship. 00 ~ 811-lt Pilot Dodgers Dwight "Red" Adams. a fonner Spartans Slap 14-6 Loss On ' • NEI.80NVILLI! - llaUbock Jerrl Polly, 195 lb. olx fOot one llleedoter of the N~oonvillo-\'ork Jb:l<ayoo, was ·~In hio tiaclco here Friday nigilt by the Maroodero who rolled ~q~ Alston Will ,, Wallop ·B~ckeyes InSEOL .. , Jerry Polly In 30-0 Win .. • .• . .' . UP! Sports Writer Dallas coach Tom Landr:r ealll It "a matter ot pri<W' but pick& over the ~era at Loa · • It moll llkel,y will be a matter Angelea, St. Loolo Ia only one of oprlnslng Leroy Kelly It the point over the Forty Nlnero at Cleveland Bro1ms hope to a1DJ> San Francisco and Baltimore la 1he Cowboy stampede thlo 17 over the Falcma Ill. Atlanta. The Cleveland defenae will be weekend hard pressed to atoJ> what The Browns, who were ·· trompled .12-11 by Dallas In last probab!J' Ia the leogue' • moll •, . aeuon'a Eastern Cooference potent olrense. Don Meredith ·' NFL champlonahlJ> game, make was ap.~erb apinst the Lions, a return awearance to the hitting on 16-ol-19 peooeo for 22B yards and two Jquc. .wns. ; • Cottm Bowl Sunday to face a The Packers, who alwa,ys Co''"""-' team wltlch destroyed "Forget anythin1!" have trouble with the ViJd.nga, ·' Detroit 59-13 last week. Dallas will be meeting a vaatly Ia a 10 point favorite. improved Mlnneoota attack led · "Cleveland led the league in ruahlng the past two years, 11 by quarlerhock Joe KJill) and 't: LaMry warned earlier thb running backs Clint Jones and week. uwe are going to t-tave to Bill Brown. &arr Pitcher cootro1 their nmntng 18JD.e if Green Bay, however, Ia aa we are to win." strong as ever with Bart starr That meana stopt. :ng Kelly, pitching io Corol Dale and lalt season's rushing ieader who Donny Anderoon coming Into his pined 107 yards In the Browns own as t ruming beck. 24-10 opening game victor.v over Both teams were impressive LOS ANGELES (UPD - WalNew Orleans, as well as haJUq · the line Clevelar.d aerial attack In opening game vlctorieo, the ter Alston, who came 1tJ through featuring quarterback Frank Vikings 47-7 mer Atlanta and the farm aystem to take over as ·· lqan and reeefvers Gary the Packers 30-13 aver the manager or the Brooklyn Jlod.. Eagles. gers in 1954, wUI be back again Collins and Paul Wsrfteld. Eari Morrall will get the call next season. other Games again at ~beck as Joluuly Alston, 57, has signed to pllot Dl other NFL games on Uni"tas rests his injured elbow 1967 Loa ~es Dodgers, the &mdo,y, Green Bay is an eight In the Colts' pme against the the club announced Friday, point pick over SUJllriolng weak Falcons. Alston, who will be In his Mlllleaot.a at Milwaukee, WashThe Glante, wit!! a newcy 16th season next year, Is the Jngton is nine over the Saints at found offenoive spark supplied dean or maJor league managers. No* OrleonB, the Giants are by Ronnie Blye' a klckllf! returns His Dodgers won pennants in eight polnta over the Eagles at 1955 arxl 1956 at Brook!J'n arxl 1959, 1963, 1965 arxl 1966 here. The Dodgers moved to Los An. geles In 1958. The club also announced that ·. Meigs 'Defense Contains All-Stan ® PhUadelphia, Cldcaao Ia favored by ftve points at DeUolt, the Rams are three touchcbwn By PETE ALFANO & •• " Otao wur, ·.~• 100l5we_ro0ftlr, ..,t .... �~'~ 10 '- :Too, ,"· .,. ~ ~- Tl~s.&.ntlnel, \ ,, '; suilday, . Sop !ember 22, 1968 , •,. _ ' , ', . , , , . ,•. Athens Nips GAHS 8-3 In e ' '' 1 The visitors onl.v tocbdown GALLIPOLIS- Fullback Dave Coon hit Pl'fdlrl from a 1 x eame 12 pl..,..alater. The GAllS field guaJ. was set yardo out with 2:13 left In the up when David John100, detenthird period, then slammed rlgllt tackle for the extra points sJve hallback, intercepted Bob IIIYing Coach Don Elk«r'a Ath- Handley's pass on the Athens ena Bulldogs a hard.fougbt 8-3 25. Johnson returned It 11 triumph over Coach Glerm yard.s to the AHS 14. Chuck Noal, GAllS luUback, Trout's Gallipolis Blue Devils here Friday nlgbt, carried three consecutive pla,ys An estimated 3,000 persoos with gains ol 2, 3, and 2 yards. viewed the bitter defensive grid That put it on the Alhens sevstruggle oo Memorial Field. It en. ~cer booted lt (rom the was the Southeastern Ohio Lea- 15 - It split the uprigbts 25 gue opener for both squads. yards away, giving the home After a scoreless' first half, dub a 3..() lead. Athens only touchdown w a s Gallipolis drew first blood when Quarterback Tom ~ncer, with set up as a result of a GAHS End Greg Pauley holding, hoot- tumble. Arter ~encer's field goal, Skip ed a 25-yard field goal with se\'. en minutes lett in tbe third per- DeMison returned ~ncer's ldckorr from hie own six to the Iod. orr ., ' ':-: . ' another Bulldoglhralt. · loci - llut !'dod ..to eQitallio Then ...,. the ...,..., kfl' on the AilS mla ....a, plo.y, Bob Hanollv need back, Mark llavll! .....,.ertcl Handlooktcl to bla loll, and Ead lllf'l llrot period rumble 111 t11o Larry VIncent open .., the llcla- GAllS 28, llftllbqr- AilS drive. lines. Tho pall plt7 ...... Momonta later, Tom P' 0 I e 21 yard~, II was IIM>rt lila 'nrot ..,.U.eec~ oii i GoodWin - · down by lnehea. The baD wu oo Cll the GAllS 40. IIIII Iller In It took Athens seven playa to the GARS 11. COoD •macked UJ) the ftrlt stanza, Dave BurDett eome from beblnd. Coon took the middle lor live and I llrlt recovered Dave Coodl rumble It to the Devils 29. Mike Good- dolm, then raetcl to bla left Cllthe GAllS 17. win carried It 1D the 20 lor a for ilx more and the winning ID the . fourth period, wllh 5:nrot clown. Ron Russell l!lllOII'· toucbclown. 40 loll In the Bllllt, StoYe &>owed Coon for a foor.yard 1011. Athena oontroUtclthebaD,r1111- dOD lllllllltclanotberllancll«rfllm· Glb Craig followtcl wllh a brU- nlng 57 pl171 from oertmmop ble 111 the Alhono 38 a11or Tom llant defensive play. He knock· whllel"'f"''ttlng t11o GaUiano t9. 5\>0ncer and Glb Crlls omixhertcl tel down two AilS blockers and' Ru&&8d defensive J>111 by tllo tho AilS llsnal elDer. II wu tho tosstcl the apetcly Goodwin for an Galliano reaultad In five Alb- DevUo 1111 bli ehanco. ()n a eight yard loss. eno lwnblos. GAllS re"""ortcl third and lhne lltuallon, GAllS It was third and 22 on the four ot the enemy's bobbles tumbled. recovered, thea a pau Galliano 32. n sppeartcl the .,. Including throe In the Orst per. fell lneomplete ending I h e AilS 27. GaUipolls held, loresophomore Dlek - . . to punt from his own 19. Tile ball ruUed down on the GAllS 35, Noal aalntcl one, then eer dropped the plgoldn. Den· nlaon pouneed oo the loose ovlll on the GAHS 35. mg "*'· ged GAHS def'en1e had !topped threat. GADS-Athens Statistics Rockets Triumph J)Unt quarterback Greg sternman found part-time quarterback and Clanked Bill Washburn with a 40naD's t~ had a "patsy" as yard pass to the Wellston 10. Then they pushed 56 yards in just four Sternman hit end Mike Akers plays to aeore. The payoCf was a with the touchdown pass. A con38 yard touchdown pass from version run failed and it was QUarlerbock Rick Perdue to end 12-6 at the intermission. The second half was entirely John Bethel. A conYerslon r u n Called and it was 6.{1 at the four- defense as neither team mounted a serlou! threat. PerWe wu miDute mark. In the 14CODd period halfback thrown for 35 yards in losses Dennis Headley ripped around the attempting to pass during tbia comer for a 12-yard touchdown feroclou11 struggle lthlle Washrun to give Wellston a 12..() lead burn didn't fare much better after returning to his regular quarwith three minutes left ln the terback post. first half. Statlsdea show Wellston with Following the kickoff Ironton rumbled at midfield. Wellston :re- 199 yards rushing and cornpletiDg ftve of 10 passes for 76 covering. One play gave the Rockets a ftrat down on the Tiger 30- yards. Ironton had only 54 yarda ' ' -:l ':.' ~ ·> ·.· Athena •.•.• 79 1822 62- 181 Pasaes Attamptad JACKSGN - SParktcl by the Gallipolis ... 1 8 2 5 - 16 running of hallba<kl Clllek Alhens ..... 4340- 11 Connd and Chuck Lowe the LoPasaes CorrwJeted 1!111 Cbleflslna nlpptd the JaekGaiiiPulla .. • 0 3 I 1 5 . 1011 Jronmen 16-14 Friday nlllltt Athena ..... 2210- 5 tn the 11Dal two mlmte1 ol aePasses lntareepted Howard, RH . . . • 1 -4 -4 Gallipolis .. • 0 0 1 0 Uon tu au almost unbelievable 1 TOTALS . . . • . • 33 78 2.3 Athens ..... o 2 0 1- 3 drive to Yletory. (Allums) starting at their own 11 yard Yards Passing Coon, FB •... , . 23 144 6.2 Gallipolis • • • 0 14 8 4 - 26 line and trilling by a lU aeore, Handley, QB ' • ' ' 9 23 2,5 Athens ... , • 24 U21 0- 88 the Ciders were aided by two bfa Goodwin, LH , .. 9 12 1.3 Total Yards CRush-Paul penaldea, r<!Ugh1ng the kleker Dennison, RH . • • • 4 2 .5 GaUipolla ... .s 60 19 30 - 104 and pass Interference, before fiRutter, liB . . . . • . I 0 0,0 Athens ••... IOt6143 62 - 270 nally setting up camp on their TOTALS ....... 46 181 3,9 Return Yardage own U..yard otrlpe, TEAM STATISTICS From here they moved on a Gallipolis . . • 0 8 62 0 - 70 Score By l.)lartera Athena ... : , -2 14 20 2 - 34 aulltalntcl drive unW apeacl,y hallGalll)lolls ... 0 0 3 0 3 Fumbles back Dana Beougher Rashed oft Athena .. . .. o 0 8 0- 8 Gallipolis • • • I 0 I I 3 Iockie and sprinted 28 yards First Downs Alhens ..... 3011- 5 Gallipolis. ,. 0 4 0 1- 5 Recovered By Athens ..... 5 2 2 3- 12 Gallipolis ... 4 o o 2- 6 NETS NETS PLAYER Yards Gained Rushing STONY BROOK, N.Y. (UPO Athens ..... 0 0 2 0- 2 Gallipolis . • , 6 t6 17 26 - 95 Penalties - The New York Nets or the .;,lhens ..... 80 2542 65- 212 Gallipolis . . . 5 o o 5 - 10 American Basketball As&ocfa.. Yards Lost Rushing Athens ..... o 010 5- 15 Uon Friday acquired DeWitt Gallipolis ... II 0 6 0- 17 PUNTS- GAllS: ~r, 5- Menyuz from the Houston Athens . . . . . I 7 20 3 - 31 192 (38,4); Pauley, 1-35 (35.0) Mavericks. Net Yards Rushing Men,yarz averaged 9.1 points Totals- 6-227, (37.8). Gallipolis ... .S 46 II 26 - 78 and 10 rebounds a game for Athens: Rutter, t -164 (41.0). Houston last year and was a SCORING - GAllS: ~eneer, member of the Western Division 25-yard field goal, 7:00 left In AD Star Team. third. on the ground but netted 139 Athena: Coon, 8-yard run, 2:· through the air on 10 of 23 pass 14 10 13 left In third, PATS - coon, Aabland Oil attempts. run, K. of P. 13 11 Fullback Toby Via of Wellatoo LINEUPST&!l,!lf¥' l .. ~. , " . ,12 ~ wu .the game's tqo ga~n.,. .'WIIb G. & J, Auto 8 11 GALLIPOLIS 79 yards. 8 16 ENDS - Proae, Craig, Paul- Elks Score by quarters : McKnight & DaYies 5 19 ey. Wellston 6 6 o o - 12 f 20 TACKLES- Mosley, Hems.. CU;y Loan Ironton 0600- 6 Ohio Bell t 20 worth, M. DaYia, Clagg. ---------... :-: ' YEAR END BARGAI .. ::: ... ..'.' '' ' ,; •. . SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICES ' '' 'I.~·-'}.' r. . \It! :( • .,<.: .' :; 3-SS125r SUPER SPORT, 125CC, 4 SPEED, 2 CANDY RED, 1 CANDY BLUE• NOW PRICED TO GO $450 1-CL 175, SCRAMBLER 175CC, 5 SPEED, CANDY BlUE, CHROME FENDERS· TURN SIGNALS ~ . ''~ '~ AT·-------- '' ~ ~ ~ ,• NOW PRICED TO GO AT $650 RAWLINGS HONDA SALES MIDDLEPORT, .. 14-lt. Connd then luued tho pipkin In for the Important ' point eonYOraloo to give t b e Chiefs their 1l-14lud with only 2:17 remaining In the cauat. Following • aeorelaaa llrst pertod tho Ylsftlng Cbleltalno draw llrst blood When Conrad •bulltcl over from tho lin yard line and then addtcllhe lwooj)Oint eoavoralon .., a nm to put Lo1!111 out front 8.8 with 9:25 left In the llrat half. J&ckiOII'I ftne quarterbaek, RaY De&.pheu, c r - up bla ~ orm and put the lrcJn. men baek In tho baD ...,.. wllh a 73 yard touchdown pus to end Terry Ollbome. Jack1011 lintel I up for a plaeOirientldek, 11ut De· stophen, ..... bolda for the ... Ira polllta, )lmptcl '41 and to11ed the lwoiX>Int oonvoralon pus to Osborne, wl1o wu Ill alCIIO In tbo end zone. Tblo knotttcl the oeore II 8-8 with 11:40 rell!llnlnc In tho I!W'd period. Thla C!OIIIbln6tlon ot IJoSte, phon to Osboiile eame bad< In the fourth period to click apln Cll I 12 yard touchdown-· De- ·yan~a line-- A·C W.a atoR>tcl en bla ..... version ruo but JaekOCII hold 1 lU lud wllh 9:37 rell!llnlnc In Sfapben SPARK PLUGS SET OF8 5.60 TAPT CHIEF JUSTICE fno..,.,>, _ · ea"""' t i ' I E. Thomu had • 183 538 for F. C, IIIII R. Flllloer a 199-470 Mrleo lor Ohio Bell. Filla C1Q> movtc1 up In the atandlnp U they had I 3 111'oep orer G. & J. AulD. R, Mit dull I wu top bowllh' for F, C, with I 207 -'57 ltl'l01, U WU W. Demo.r for G. " J. wllh a 1117-123, Aahland 011 aloo a.wtcl up u they - 3 same• from Tawney' a 91udlo. Ashlaod Oil's top waa J. HeUman wllh a 200-577 and Ta-•a blgh wu J. ~~y. an'• l77 -492. ' Rounclln( Ollt tho nltlht wu K. of P. wllh aS ,POint winthe City Loan. K. 1l1dta had a %05-59t lor K, Ill P.'I hilll and G. Mardi! a 227 .seo lor CJOI LDin'• top. -.,., 1laiW ,_ o~ .. ' 22 2 22 2 11 ' u • --:"-:"fJ ' < 10 1\MJt . ·OfiYfl!pitby, 11M pallbearers, lllnpn, lllcGowan, Rev. Paul Fortney, Foglesong Fun;nl -Home and aU who h~ped In w during tbe Illness ~ . death of our dear h1JI. Jolnd and latllor, WDUam Hen- nr. f.IZ.llp Notice J!AM SHOOT. Sunday, Sept. II, ~~~ 110011 r, -. to t p.m. llama, ba- turkeys and ~ bog, All ' pnceeds 10 lo eJ1181181>Iey 1n1c11: OJ)DIIIarOd by Rae111e i imeJ1eney squad. f.19-31c ' .. . are bet and feollng ;':~i;~lll JIIUI' ear .aln~ Local Bowling position In tllo llluiclbwa by wiD· nine 6 polnto It Ohio Bell'l ... ...... DELIVERED TO f:t. =•·;~ All '68's Reduced 69 MODELS ....ouAIAimEDPtfoNE 992-2094 OHIO PALLET CO. MONTGOMERY & Ward allll>matlc washer two yeara old, $80 or leso, Phone • • · SALES AND SERVICE 5.55 . 992-2689 POMEROY, OtiiO ,... AYAIUKf SOON Scmntl Pomeroy Home & lwtol ~ f'E ONIITOP IIIYtCI new · 4Utoaiatlocar wuh. f.1Nte LOW CAIN PIICI ....LOW MOIITIILY PATMIMT PER TON --- ' ~ Wheel Al!g..ment • B. IbiD From the Largest Truc:ll or Bulldo..r Radiator To Tho - e a t Heaw Core. •rlnt BUfnNAIS Hlickl-part, Ohio For Sale PIL 99~43 PHONE 667·3370 WARM )f()RNJNG <011 heator, alao ..,. Umber, C. E. lloag. lao, Rt. S, Pomeroy, f.D-4tp ONE SELMER Signet clarinet, uceUent condllloll, 11011, Pb. ...... ' . ~ .· . any long9r? ' · .' .·,····. . . TlWLI!lR SPACit, au utmtles available, Inquire US Mulber- ..u.... .._ ...... ........,., glass. cut cJasl, 'If Ilia ~"·' ' A11Cr. NOI'E! MIS a large llle eonilottng of a rew 1111' ltema. PI~ brfpg i .IIQd, enjoy 'tJi8•.lllle. , :; 11e ·~..m br ~ ' '" ~ 'K~ of ' 1f.lltle --- . . .. .. ..,,,, Plloae IIIIU4If. Boll'• bl ~ian.~ ~ of ,~,,.. to ICbooJ. ANTIQUE AucriON ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. THE UNDI!lRSIGNED wiD of. 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-Nc fer lor sale at pubDe auetlon at tbe home of tbe late George H. Kenoedy, 700 West P'URNISREI) GARAOI!: · IPII'$menl on Lllu»ID BDl. Utilities lllaln Street, Pomeroy, Ohlo, )llld; ldulll only. Pbone • located Just below tbe PomM. 11-lf.llc eroy-Mason Bridge, on Saturday, lhe 28th day of SeptemIIIGIIIIe ber, 1911tl, beginning at ten 'l'JWLI!lR LOTS. Coarl, ~ Oblo on Bille o'elock A.M., tho personal property owned by George H. Rl. 114, l'tloae · - · 1-11-lle Kennedy, conslaUng In part of the lollowlng: Gas llove, Frigidaire refrigerator, tele- ll'tiRNJSIIEI) TlfO II!:DROOII vision, tttdlen table and f ' APARTIIENT, . Middleport, pboae 981a7f. lf.tfe cllalro, ldtehen cupboard, ftye · over-stuffed ehaira, da-. port, eorree table, cupboards, 'l'JWLI!lR SPACB, ntldJ lo boot up, ]l'lvato, pleniJ cl and many Antiques, ehaln, ,.. ciiiJdrea lo ,.,, cupboards, tables, standi, Plloae IINilll. 1-tf.Uc marble stands, pleturea, picture frllnes, beda. cbeota, ~. many table Iampo, 'I'IIRI!lE ROOK IIOllSI!l, balb, en NJ• A.._, pboae ..__ Gone Wllh the Wind, brau and glaa, Iampo, ...... m an y P1~. poaocll bowl wl I h BI!:DROOX Apartment Ia &!Weo. hobnail gllll, candle 2 MiddJeport, . New!J 4eclnled, alleb, c;ompotea, frUit dishes, eake ll:&nda, lamp sbades. .will -..- aportmenll. Clole f.IJ«c: FIRST F'LOOI\ lprnJshecl apart. fruit """'· .' 101111 Candval ment, adults, IIJ South Fifth glau, Ja,rs, ...... bolls, and Ave., Middleport, phone 9ft. III8IIJ. arlli!leo. The cleeedent 5425. f.IZ.Hc was In the Antique' buslneu, and .. ill tl. the above· Hemi mllllt he oold for oettleinent for closing casts. Jim Wolter will build on your P:9Jil erly ahnost _anywhere 'l'ith na dawn payme'll· lfll.' Why Service, Phone: 8844121, C. C. Bradford, Auct. A. C. Bradford, Mg. 9-19-fte pbleta, mUk ·---~=::." Qualified properly owners need na cosh - · not Mn modiat• 1000(. fino'!cinil it ava!lo~. 'fti!JN - '' /uf. ,1 .I ) fo~h~· For Sale 1llllll Clll!lVY pletup, P'lttlllde, 11195, phone IIU258. $-IJ«c: 11114 CIIEVROLI!lT BISCAYNE f door, standard lblft, condition, • · call Hew Ha- aooJ ven ~D-~948. 9-17-llp FOUR ROOM boule, bath, run basement, storm cloon and wlndowa, aluminum siding, priced reasonable. Can ba .... II 773 Grant street, Middleport. 11-17-llp . fAt"roRY cum:DUT, 1111111 famous brand stereo, lovely walnut finish. Thll 101 has big automaUe rllaDier. Alii P'M radio. Thll oet sold mueh a. lqber now. WID loll lor f!IUS, or $5 per monlll. Try It Ill JIIUI' home. CaD lft.Zall. &-IJ«c:p oUR CONDri'IONINO ~ llllolt ....... Jl<k'l Rlfllt. eratlon, Hew !Java . . 882-3284 New Hav011. f.D-3tc ..... SIX ROOM HOUSE, and three • Fr" Estimates lola, caD J'I<Cib "nlmer. Pl1. 9fUIIIII. 11-D«p READY • • Quality Concrete • Certified Streneth • Delivery • Quick Servlca • Flnlshinl • Sand & Gravel DIAL 992-3284 S'l'l!lREO RADIO, combination unJl with AM & FM radio, t apeaker IOtllld sya~em, t •peed, dual •olume oot1trol, beautlfvl maple eonsolo. loJ. IIUII8 JliJments "'"or • .07, .au IIIWill. ti4Ute STEREO-RADIO console, t ·~ lnlermllred cbanfor, ... al •olwne control. 4 lpellker IOUnd system, lovely walnut finish. Payments of t5 per month or tlll.J4, call 99H211. NUte end ~7 to JOIII' pniJe4 mnNG ~. MACIIIN!:S, np11r ttD llllbl. f t .. IDl 'Tile ........ lbap, ..... ...,. A1ltborlled SIDpr IIIII IIIII Senlce. We Sb1rpa1 ~sa-lle PA.GE CIGARP:I'I'I: oendlq "*"'IIIII lenlee. ABC Enlor)lrllol. ~ W. V1. Plloae mao. ... lnsunnce AtlTOMOIIILB .,..,._ blot! ...ned? Lao! apent. or'l lk!enle? Call . . . . • 11 * ~ a.......... f.lNie HOMf FOR SAL£ · HOBSTETTER REALTY 2 Acres. $7,000. f.lU!p FAIIII. APlftdmalll7 1'11 . . 7 ROOM FRAME - Ftnplaco, nl, two _, ........ bant. .FARM, 32~ ACRES, 8 room 3 bedrooms, 2 nice ar.cte etc., II llalldbtp ID ,_ houoe, bath, gu heat, fire.. trees, concrete eellar. 6t acres $500down. condition, ..... Ia Rulllail place, drilled weU, good bulJd. lowlillllp, 11e1p Coaaly, e111 BROOM BRICK - Bath, ahadecl lnp. Bam equlpptcllor Grade lllddloport • I alter I patio, outbullcllngs, 3 level A milk. With or Without farm Iota, $10,000. p.JII, tU-4111 equipment. Bowman's Run or Fonat Run Road, Lee JCJiln. IIEI.EN « VIIIGIL TEAFORD ••.._ &on, Rt I, Racine. Pbone AIIIIIOCIATES --- SYRAaJBB P -2~TC 11141 \!. TON FORD plcltup, t lpetcl, good lbape. Realonlhle. Vlneent ·P. 1lrodartek. Pbone IIIJ.G14. f.!Nte rf8ld lle!IP- liUDGE'I' PlUCZ fllndlon • eMil' llllrd llollr bad&lll . . . Plnll1n. llldiiiiRirt. Oldo. f D II! LEGAL NOTICE ---'oc'OMEROY • 11ARR1SoNVILI.B Road, - story frame. 11no bedrooms, llalll, nJoe lot, lull lluement, Rcalney Downing, broker. Pbc!ne 19!1Hl, NUte a. -· CLYD. One 7 room houM, be either a 2 bedroom - 3 bedroom or 4 bedroom h<me. Completal.v remodeled and in A-1 c~ lion. Out or high watar, el... to school, church and a m.ift. utes walk tothegrocerystore. Complete Dnanclng avolloble. can 992-9905 and aak for K. . . .DY lxecutor .t fill ....,. .t ...... H ......... I U: I 151 I It: II 22; II i4; 5te Guido. DAILY CROSSWORD AOII088 l . Jar 0. Tatten; 9. Butfala'I!J watfllr- II'OIIt m Suffi· .. &-lf..lfe m eanma a.. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO O'IIIUEN AND CR01r REALTY OOMPANY POMEROY - 2 s!Gry frame., 3 bedrooms, bath, nJce lot, low taxes. $5.0110.00 POMEROY - 2 story lra!ne, 8 rooms, 3 bedi'OOmB, part basement, nice garage. 85.100.00 POMEijOY - S story frame, 2 bedrooms, ball!, garase. porches. $2.500.110 HENRY CLEL4ND f • .., Pall IIIII .-,. Fraa ..._ ...... Plloae ..... leltt ...., • llbr Co., lllddJe. port, ONo. I D tie GOEGLEIN GRAVEL Rul Estate For Sale Tlll!l AMAZING Blue Lustre GI!XI. ROliS'l'l!l'ITER ...... 1llll Jllave 10W' upbelatery POMEROY - Two building heautlfully son and c:1ean. loll out of high water. RDDm Rent electric lbampeoer tL lor 3 to 4 beuses. aii!O.OO Baker P'umlture. f.le.ete SVRACUIIE - 8 room home, bath, gu wall lurnaoe. Half IIIII RED FORD Futura Sporto COUNTY I"AIR demonstrator, aere lot. ttlliiii.OO Coupe, bucbt -to. erulae 1119 Ills 1111 sewlnc madllno COVN'l'RY ROME - I large amatlc, new Ureo, Pboue .,. llllecl at oounty fair. Thll marooma, bath, on good gravel· S'l'll. $.17-«c eblne 1llll do laney 1IGit, road, 15 11111m1ea to Pomeroy. 11111b buttcmholea, darn and '-. Nice abrubllory, fruit. MJner. PICK YOVR own apples. LawIDCIIIOII'IJII. tbll moddne IOid als. 15 • .,... of land. tsiOO.IIO 1011'1 Ordwd, St. Rl. 10 fnr f!OI.IIO now f4t or II per HELEN or V111G1L TEAFORD near U. s. ltl. 111-2940. f.1Mte -at, try It In 11111r llamt, ASIIOruTES -eaD . . . . $-IHic 8YRAaJBB FALL a.EAliANCE ON ALUM. ~ INlJM FISIIING IOA'l'B. 10, ONE IRITNEY female bird lJ, 11 foot. ~ Boat dot! I montha old, one Ger· GI!XI. IIOliSTE'l'l'ER . . _ Salll, on Coaaty ao.c1 11. man lhort balr, f!lale, It BLOCK CONSTRUCTION - 6 - mile w.t ot Rt. JS, pbone montho old. M0!81Jird BreedRooms, bath, large II Ylng ...... t-11-1flc Ing, phone Mason 7'13-5295. rom:n with panelloa. One story, ...... Pomon>,y .......... s.rvr.. fXCfLLfNT OPPORTUNITY and Family - = ·- ss.oo HARVARD PIANO. WUI HU reasonable. Phone ·lft.Z18'1. EYINIUDE ~PIIr "' "' CaPehart. Mrs; llellr7 Capehart CONmUCTION MiniMum Dl•otor 2 ln. POTATOES, Cobblers Kennebec, phone ac.J131, ThomuStoyre. fi.IO..IIp . . . ' ;.i .. , MaxlmiNI Diameter 10 in. uPno w., 1-IDIATI ...... . r. C. a J : J · O!Im •• l; bur TIMBER SPLITTERS Ham' Corner,... 6pelots over McKDfal>t & Davie• to keep their ahore Ill the loaderablp. T. ltleaor paetcl the way with the high score Ill the evening u be 1urQ. tcl In a 215..1119 aeries. P. cur. ford waa top ecorer for M, &: D. wllh a 200-553 Mrlea. C.O.B, A. movtcl Into a de lor nrst by 1111<q au a - · rrom the Elkl. K. Haner for C.O.B.A. had a 205 580 and C. COllier lor t11o Elka a 188-'1911D lead their taamo Iii acorlng. Freneh City IJ•mher kiP tbefr 44312. Phone '181-US1, Writing the c:ontast. ' Thll 1101 the atap rar the Ylctorlnua l.opD drive In tile 1ourt11 period thai sent tho Jronmandown to their Rrll dofoal ot the - . 1011 while the Chieftains ·own 1 2-1 mork. ' GREER SIGNS Chuek Lowa plektcl up 128 MARGATE, N.J. (UPOyard~ In 22 o:arrlea to lud tho PhUadelpbla 76er heckcourt star Hal Greer has sl&ned 1 contract Logan III'OUild -.tc while Darwhich, repos;tedly, makes him win Valontine nelted:lust3lyorclo In 17 trloa lor Jaekoon. lhe second highest poiAI player Final IIIUotlea ...,. Lopn In the team's history. with 298 ~ yardo .._.tel to Green signed 1 three-year contract tor a reported.P75,000, 203 for tho ir<llnneoL The Chlefo placing him bohlnd WUI Cham- hod the adYanlop In llrll dcnml 11-7. berlain, woo was baDowd to In tho puling pmallaSisphen have earned that mueh a yeor hit oo. 11 Ill 18 ~for 188 before being lrldtcl to the Loa Angeles Lakers. Neither G,...r nor team oftlciaJs would eon- IDIIDD Kl GSL.Y arm or deey the estlmatA>o on the~ta:lu)'.l : : ·::·· :ltj; .... Although the Basenji breed or dog cannot bark, It can · make a whining sound. SOMEONE TO S~ with am. bulatory elderly lady 5 days a week. At res!d...., or In CALL OR WIUTE, Black Ilia- · own home, call after 8 p.m. ~f.2;3tc J)IOnd lJnlment and Watkins Proc!uct.s, Forest M. Gutbrie, W1n..-d To Buy · 33 Townsend, Athens, ~ 591-2158. f.IZ.ltp. 10 OR 12 ACRES near blgllway. Mrs. Carl A. Young. :1396 Ledd st.. Akron, Ohio AuCifan Business Services· ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES IN MEMORY of Mr. Homer l!l. WEDNESDAY, IIEPTI!lMIIER f.IWtc f.IH!p DIU who .palled ai!'Q o n e Z5, lNI-10:111 A.lll yW ago today, Sept. 33, 1987. Tlll!l ESTATE of the Late . Ru· ANTIQUES. furniture, dlshaa. !lUNDY Trombone, like nelr. POODLE PVPP1B8, AKC To7 · . . ·· , by·. Oeljey will be sold at AuePllone 949-1$52. f.~ -'-•-~- ..,. and mii,..Daneouo. Mrs. Howard _ . , ••• up. ...... _. Oad llath )jot .lifomJiied -~ ~ ~ late. Residence In Le· • · Cedi, 100 W. Main St.. Pumowilce and IJ'OOIDlnl. l'llall illways blue · . "1•1' '1)· !i'ti · Fails, Oblo on Stat6 IIUitl. u I Ito l'OJ. 1-15-lfc FIVE WEEK old Toy CoBle Pupplea, $G eoeh. PIHJne 9ft. .,._. ~· ~tlnraya all" ~-~ ~- I Pc. LiviD& !10om •• GOII' llva ~ \ Sultl; ;Cqlfee Tab~ RUp & Mill. f.._31c AKC Golden Jlolrlmr PIJISIIM, W1ntec1 God .bath no1 -promised . . ~· . . sca.J!!IB Limpa, PONTOON Float 211 ~ Ill fool; 8'l'ERI!lO ZatiJ 1H. Alb 81., Jllddltpai'l. • .wltboul rain, ,, ,-, _Jgdlley·':~jled .. 0011 and Pblme 9IUIM. f.1&.elc "'-•' radio ~ IMI. ..., Jay wltbout - · .Peoee ·' Chair, ~~~ Cbalrl· Air• .;, wllllout pabi, , . way' sWeeper, Oltom111, Ink IOlld state unJI, f IJ)I!ed ebao>. UNNBBEc Polaloll, a.t• But Goil bath J)t'OIIIlHd stm.ltb Well, ART ·GLASS tAMP For Sale or Trade · tor tbe t1ay. , • Cbln8 Cupboard, 18 FOOT Lone Slar boat, 105 fl HIIIIJa, l'llrtllad. NNIIa ; ~ tor. tbe Iaber, Jjght for ~k & Cllalr, l!llectrolux liP motor will! trailer eomIIIDDth or bolanoil of ...U, POrATols, WATEIIIIELIIIB, ,,_'ft!¥Fway, . Sweeper, Picture & Trunk. 9 plete. All In excellent condiCall IIJ.m8. &-lUte . pllant'MUIM a-~ _; Oflce for tbe trilla, help trom Pc. DlnJilg Rm. Suite (i'jllh tion. Call 99Z-2720 or 99Z-358tl. lilt; .~ .~ ' ·lime, Cblna Cupboatd) 4 Pc. Bed &-lf..1te ST£REO, AM 1r FM J'lcllo, f. .'. JlllfalUng l)'lnpllthy, undying Room Suite; Bedding & Linspeed automatte e~~anpr, usiD. IliUM equiJIIIIIII. -~;'love, . en!, . Hand Sweeper, Metal Walnut 0011101e model. WID ' oti1 ·pa fiOor fllrluloe IO.IOO ltlll <X>IO!l'l', 8 C11lnder, IU!o. :;•. , ,_ ··. · Bed (eomplete) Old Rockers, llllllc, two door; 116'1 au,.. 11erlllee lor 'f!UI or llllllllhiJ mj Jti· 0111 ,.. fur. ''81dly mliHd by his Family Vlllllty Dreoaer, Hlgb Boy llr Hew YOJter, llr <Gtldlpayments. Call IIWill. uee' 11,oio B'IU, Ill; f 111 J' &-22-1tp Chest, Bowl & Pitcher, Blrdatlooed, .,._ brlbo, . . . .._ ,dnodallq bealerl wltb fa, eye Maple DreiH!', 4 POster , ' ... and wlndcnn, 4 doar ... 1 ---tiiO IIIII up; one <011 IIOter ' Maple Bed Complete, Odd dan; 1113 Volknagen; 11M SIX ROOM brlet bomo on fib wltb CC1111U f'/5; oil ., C.rd Of 'lhlnb· Cllalrs (Many old), Porch & aw.y V.f, automatic; 116'1 st., New Haven. Prlee recJuo. eannn1ott bumer til; Uled . . -~ TO upresa our afn.. Yard Furniture, Pottery Piellualanc. I eyllnder auloma- eel. Ralleh style, llno bed- <011 · fDnllell, bl-. Am...., thanb and gaUiude to .... GlaJSware (several nice llc. P'IJumelq IVallable, Pb. rooms, garage, buemom. old llrot!lon, l'omerciJ, pbone ' our ID8J17. friends, nelghbort ' pleeeo), Warm Morning Gas Phone 8ft.ll'll. &-IJ«o 1111-H. ll+lfc ltUM7, lfter I phone . and reJ8tly<i,. for lhelr ldJid. Heater, Crosley Gas Range, 17t8. ..~ : neu, sympathy, food, Dora! Glass Dood Cupboahi, 5 pc. ~olferlnp and eerdi eztended Dinette Set, Crosley Refrlg. 352 FORD ENGINE and fuel : to !II during the death of our erator. Large Ullllty Cup. oD furnace, phone 7f2.48211. :mother and araJI!Imotber. board & cart, -China, Several f.22-3tp I , 8peclaJ tbanko to Rev. Wilbur Pieces, Kitchen Utllllles, LocQ# plant has opening in Maintenance Deportment 'I'Wrln, Frill Duct,. orgiUilsi Wicker Tray, Hanel' TooiJ. for el... trician. Minimum of five (5) year' I experience For Sale or Rent and tbe Ew!Dg ~ Home. Aucl. Note: Thll IJ an Estate 50 • 10 TRAILER, like new required. Excellent starting salar,-$3.40 to $3.55 Tile. FamliJ of 'Emma Slnlth. Sale of nlee DIC!Idlandlle. and ptr hour. Life Insurance, Hospitalization, retirement ·two bedrooms, Ill Locust 51.: i· -i · ~ Nl-ltp will be a large lllle. TerDUI: and other lten•fits all paid by company. Pomeroy, phone 99Z-2819. ' '' Cash. Signed: Fred Crow, f.2Ulc IVISH 'i:o' expreu· OUr ap. Elleeotor of Eolate of Ruby Immediate opening for permanent employee. Please ; ~lalloa , a n d . hearifelt Oeiley. ~ol ResJlOIL'ible For aend reSume to: Box 218, New Haven, W. Va. 25265. For Rent 1 llldliltj> all . . . iiaLfood ~ . Nen~lli ;:',i.RAD · . . c. . FURNISHED and llllfalotllalll c while l.opD'a terbao2, Bob Johnstoll, .... Jim, !tad to Just of ilx ,..,., lor 21 1orda. Score by .,.nora: 1.opD 0 8 0 8-18 JaekOCII 0 0 8 8-lt OFFICIALS - RaiJh Daria, Bill Rapp>"{' -Cene Jamea, Ironton and Joe c. Swartz, Coal Grove. NEXT GAllS GAME - Sept. 27- lrulton,home. Fello ClO' I · In Memory Rutter, ....., 2151 c.O.B.A. ....................... · . _ _ . _ . . _________D__ ___,F~ClO'~ • S. ZIID AVE. ·u- Russell, Rossig- ATHENS ENDS- VIncent, Conkey. TACKLES - Gaston, Kappaa, GUARDS- R. Esaex, Sebring, Rob Essex, Lee, Riek Essex. CENTERS - Fuller. BACKS - Handley, Goodwin, Demleon, Coon, Hell, ElkOY, ONLY 4-1968 HONDA MODELS • LEFT '•' ! ~. :·....·~ ,, ,:::, to eeore, knottlna the c:aunt at WANTED I Canaday, L. ihowden. CYCLE CENTER ' up BACKS - Spencer, Prose, C, Neal, Howard, D, Johnson, D. Burnett, L. Bush, Huebolt, M. RAWLINGS HONDA ·. :.: plekeci up 70 yarda.In lhlo dipertmjonl - . IIIY., ,c81i!o onpeas lnttre~. aatlllle-w)io, - · h•IAI a ~ mori!D, ncldng up 12 lint - . while permlttlnc the GaJ. Uano but ftvt. AHS(alned 181 netyorclaruohIna, and ""'"J)Joted nv. of 11 palMI lor 88 yarda, elvin& the vllltora 270 yarda ·lor the nllht. Tile at1ngy BuUdoc defonoe aJ, lowtcl G,AIIS but 78 yan1a ruohID,r. GalUt completed nve ot 16 pUMa for 28 yordo and had lOt yards Nablng and pao&Jng. Co!>ll wu the 1>11 . ...l!"'o . 144 yarda In JSirlpo ~r 1 6.2 avo~ ~ 1110 ~ out .., doitlnoo. QoOdwlll W.. limited tO 12 ylrJia In 9. trips. lllndlllY pi eked up23lardit~ In nino trlea. ·. '' . · :'; Tom ProM poeed the DIYIIo· attaek with 50 yirdlln 1J trips, ·Ciolek Neal had$31n 12 attam)lll. Friday, GAllS will ooat .w lnleas 1nm1on (11-3), Tho Tf,pto lost 12o6 to p,.. f&'lo!:·· Ita WeUotoo Frldly ,qj,t. Aliiona Joui'llllfl to Melp 0·0 for Ita next outing. · Frldl,r'o Yletory liT -~ tho Bullclop lhead In lho orer- • · au ltl'lea · lho two oebaola wllh 22 wino, 18 .,.,_ and two Ilea. pleldnl GUARDS - iibowden, B. DaYia, Baxter, Cleland. CENTERS nol. AT•• i • 't ' liod ' aciellent ·Pill liqd ldclwtf ........... lllined only 34 Ml 1>3' l'llurnl - 20 of thole """"' 11!1 :pen llllerc.,U... runbaeks. On the otoor hllld, GAllS Logan Knocks Off Jackson, 16-14 INDIVIDUAL NET YAI!DS RUSHlNG moNTON - Wellston's Gold- yard line, but here the Ironton (Gallipolis) en Rockets, picked to win t h e defense took over for the re- PLAYER- Pos. TCB YG AVG, SEOAL championship, had to bat- mainder or the contest a8 they Prose, LH • . . . . 13 50 3.8 tle for their lives Friday night pushed Wellston back 38 yards Neal, FB ... , . , 12 33 2. 7 before edging the Ironton Tigers in four plays and forced a punt. Johnaon, HB • . . . 0 o 0.0 On the first play following the ~ncer, QB • . • . 6 -1 -.16 12~ ln a fierce defensive con- test played in Tank Stadium. Jn the early going 1t appeared aa though Coach Bob Bren- Wllh 1:117 ltft. GAllS llagJed _ , ... ' ~ja ~2~. One 'pua fell ~ete. ""J.<or h II • Grec P1u1111 fiN" fOUf Mo. then eoon IIUre~ !1!<1 't h I r a GAllS 'a erial ' of the Pmo. ,.._ tumiJIC It ilx yorda io tho Dev· Uo 28. lilndlll1 fall .., t11o ball . u the clock ran out. Tile win, - · llflh In a ...,.-oror GAllS, loll tho Bull, . dop 'l!lth a 2-1 • . . _ mark. GAllS Ia """ 1..2. · It wu IIIlO the ' llflh ltrallhl , yur Gallt,po.. Do ~ Ill• SF.OAL . _ . or. Not alneo t11o DMI• downtel NeiiiOIIYIIlo In lllQ'haYethllY IIIIIIQtcl to br.-k out '"' tOp In their lniUal I~ - - . Gallipolis did al""d Jol>k..,_ lng the BulldoP, from lOin&: outaide Friday. Too, the Galliano Want Ads Bring Top Grade Resu~ts-.),. I dent : poet. &. m..,. Meal B. Cuckoo 7. BeD 8. Janitor 23. Frah- -I<• .... ... :H . Retula, orullcue ~ - Like ... 2B.biwu n. supped ..... 11. Weep lZ . Back· 12. Mete:· and JeL<>' bravo Excla.- 13. Garden Items ~;, Dlmlnl~b l5. Girl's :~4 14. Arenn 1~ . . 2. Bay wblclow 3.0Dver 4. Note: maUon 16. Minced oath 17 Jaum.fl.li.lti(; "P&· tu ... Uo!. Hebft"'"' letter 20. Grahbt>d 23. Btutt 2e. Poeeur'f specialty :n. Mflrtf!n· arte21, circa 1776 Sl . Overhe!a~ st. Blind !MI. Cr,v o1 • lamb 38. Pormlt .,.,_..,.. bioi _ - OO.Yoll · 42. Raltened H.-.... ....... 4811up 41Lo.tt l. Klad., "itt.' "l lllcllum name lB. Doctrint·s 21. 'n!.row 22. Greeting ' lialt1n :19. A:treeted COugf:l I'~'• &.. . :1:J Pt>can or U . Ewn: ""aJnut Put fort)j f'ftort :tfl_Vermiltm S7. Region poet. 42. Berutc or YetJow f.i . Victoria .. lb capital: abbr. "( �~'~ 10 '- :Too, ,"· .,. ~ ~- Tl~s.&.ntlnel, \ ,, '; suilday, . Sop !ember 22, 1968 , •,. _ ' , ', . , , , . ,•. Athens Nips GAHS 8-3 In e ' '' 1 The visitors onl.v tocbdown GALLIPOLIS- Fullback Dave Coon hit Pl'fdlrl from a 1 x eame 12 pl..,..alater. The GAllS field guaJ. was set yardo out with 2:13 left In the up when David John100, detenthird period, then slammed rlgllt tackle for the extra points sJve hallback, intercepted Bob IIIYing Coach Don Elk«r'a Ath- Handley's pass on the Athens ena Bulldogs a hard.fougbt 8-3 25. Johnson returned It 11 triumph over Coach Glerm yard.s to the AHS 14. Chuck Noal, GAllS luUback, Trout's Gallipolis Blue Devils here Friday nlgbt, carried three consecutive pla,ys An estimated 3,000 persoos with gains ol 2, 3, and 2 yards. viewed the bitter defensive grid That put it on the Alhens sevstruggle oo Memorial Field. It en. ~cer booted lt (rom the was the Southeastern Ohio Lea- 15 - It split the uprigbts 25 gue opener for both squads. yards away, giving the home After a scoreless' first half, dub a 3..() lead. Athens only touchdown w a s Gallipolis drew first blood when Quarterback Tom ~ncer, with set up as a result of a GAHS End Greg Pauley holding, hoot- tumble. Arter ~encer's field goal, Skip ed a 25-yard field goal with se\'. en minutes lett in tbe third per- DeMison returned ~ncer's ldckorr from hie own six to the Iod. orr ., ' ':-: . ' another Bulldoglhralt. · loci - llut !'dod ..to eQitallio Then ...,. the ...,..., kfl' on the AilS mla ....a, plo.y, Bob Hanollv need back, Mark llavll! .....,.ertcl Handlooktcl to bla loll, and Ead lllf'l llrot period rumble 111 t11o Larry VIncent open .., the llcla- GAllS 28, llftllbqr- AilS drive. lines. Tho pall plt7 ...... Momonta later, Tom P' 0 I e 21 yard~, II was IIM>rt lila 'nrot ..,.U.eec~ oii i GoodWin - · down by lnehea. The baD wu oo Cll the GAllS 40. IIIII Iller In It took Athens seven playa to the GARS 11. COoD •macked UJ) the ftrlt stanza, Dave BurDett eome from beblnd. Coon took the middle lor live and I llrlt recovered Dave Coodl rumble It to the Devils 29. Mike Good- dolm, then raetcl to bla left Cllthe GAllS 17. win carried It 1D the 20 lor a for ilx more and the winning ID the . fourth period, wllh 5:nrot clown. Ron Russell l!lllOII'· toucbclown. 40 loll In the Bllllt, StoYe &>owed Coon for a foor.yard 1011. Athena oontroUtclthebaD,r1111- dOD lllllllltclanotberllancll«rfllm· Glb Craig followtcl wllh a brU- nlng 57 pl171 from oertmmop ble 111 the Alhono 38 a11or Tom llant defensive play. He knock· whllel"'f"''ttlng t11o GaUiano t9. 5\>0ncer and Glb Crlls omixhertcl tel down two AilS blockers and' Ru&&8d defensive J>111 by tllo tho AilS llsnal elDer. II wu tho tosstcl the apetcly Goodwin for an Galliano reaultad In five Alb- DevUo 1111 bli ehanco. ()n a eight yard loss. eno lwnblos. GAllS re"""ortcl third and lhne lltuallon, GAllS It was third and 22 on the four ot the enemy's bobbles tumbled. recovered, thea a pau Galliano 32. n sppeartcl the .,. Including throe In the Orst per. fell lneomplete ending I h e AilS 27. GaUipolls held, loresophomore Dlek - . . to punt from his own 19. Tile ball ruUed down on the GAllS 35, Noal aalntcl one, then eer dropped the plgoldn. Den· nlaon pouneed oo the loose ovlll on the GAHS 35. mg "*'· ged GAHS def'en1e had !topped threat. GADS-Athens Statistics Rockets Triumph J)Unt quarterback Greg sternman found part-time quarterback and Clanked Bill Washburn with a 40naD's t~ had a "patsy" as yard pass to the Wellston 10. Then they pushed 56 yards in just four Sternman hit end Mike Akers plays to aeore. The payoCf was a with the touchdown pass. A con38 yard touchdown pass from version run failed and it was QUarlerbock Rick Perdue to end 12-6 at the intermission. The second half was entirely John Bethel. A conYerslon r u n Called and it was 6.{1 at the four- defense as neither team mounted a serlou! threat. PerWe wu miDute mark. In the 14CODd period halfback thrown for 35 yards in losses Dennis Headley ripped around the attempting to pass during tbia comer for a 12-yard touchdown feroclou11 struggle lthlle Washrun to give Wellston a 12..() lead burn didn't fare much better after returning to his regular quarwith three minutes left ln the terback post. first half. Statlsdea show Wellston with Following the kickoff Ironton rumbled at midfield. Wellston :re- 199 yards rushing and cornpletiDg ftve of 10 passes for 76 covering. One play gave the Rockets a ftrat down on the Tiger 30- yards. Ironton had only 54 yarda ' ' -:l ':.' ~ ·> ·.· Athena •.•.• 79 1822 62- 181 Pasaes Attamptad JACKSGN - SParktcl by the Gallipolis ... 1 8 2 5 - 16 running of hallba<kl Clllek Alhens ..... 4340- 11 Connd and Chuck Lowe the LoPasaes CorrwJeted 1!111 Cbleflslna nlpptd the JaekGaiiiPulla .. • 0 3 I 1 5 . 1011 Jronmen 16-14 Friday nlllltt Athena ..... 2210- 5 tn the 11Dal two mlmte1 ol aePasses lntareepted Howard, RH . . . • 1 -4 -4 Gallipolis .. • 0 0 1 0 Uon tu au almost unbelievable 1 TOTALS . . . • . • 33 78 2.3 Athens ..... o 2 0 1- 3 drive to Yletory. (Allums) starting at their own 11 yard Yards Passing Coon, FB •... , . 23 144 6.2 Gallipolis • • • 0 14 8 4 - 26 line and trilling by a lU aeore, Handley, QB ' • ' ' 9 23 2,5 Athens ... , • 24 U21 0- 88 the Ciders were aided by two bfa Goodwin, LH , .. 9 12 1.3 Total Yards CRush-Paul penaldea, r<!Ugh1ng the kleker Dennison, RH . • • • 4 2 .5 GaUipolla ... .s 60 19 30 - 104 and pass Interference, before fiRutter, liB . . . . • . I 0 0,0 Athens ••... IOt6143 62 - 270 nally setting up camp on their TOTALS ....... 46 181 3,9 Return Yardage own U..yard otrlpe, TEAM STATISTICS From here they moved on a Gallipolis . . • 0 8 62 0 - 70 Score By l.)lartera Athena ... : , -2 14 20 2 - 34 aulltalntcl drive unW apeacl,y hallGalll)lolls ... 0 0 3 0 3 Fumbles back Dana Beougher Rashed oft Athena .. . .. o 0 8 0- 8 Gallipolis • • • I 0 I I 3 Iockie and sprinted 28 yards First Downs Alhens ..... 3011- 5 Gallipolis. ,. 0 4 0 1- 5 Recovered By Athens ..... 5 2 2 3- 12 Gallipolis ... 4 o o 2- 6 NETS NETS PLAYER Yards Gained Rushing STONY BROOK, N.Y. (UPO Athens ..... 0 0 2 0- 2 Gallipolis . • , 6 t6 17 26 - 95 Penalties - The New York Nets or the .;,lhens ..... 80 2542 65- 212 Gallipolis . . . 5 o o 5 - 10 American Basketball As&ocfa.. Yards Lost Rushing Athens ..... o 010 5- 15 Uon Friday acquired DeWitt Gallipolis ... II 0 6 0- 17 PUNTS- GAllS: ~r, 5- Menyuz from the Houston Athens . . . . . I 7 20 3 - 31 192 (38,4); Pauley, 1-35 (35.0) Mavericks. Net Yards Rushing Men,yarz averaged 9.1 points Totals- 6-227, (37.8). Gallipolis ... .S 46 II 26 - 78 and 10 rebounds a game for Athens: Rutter, t -164 (41.0). Houston last year and was a SCORING - GAllS: ~eneer, member of the Western Division 25-yard field goal, 7:00 left In AD Star Team. third. on the ground but netted 139 Athena: Coon, 8-yard run, 2:· through the air on 10 of 23 pass 14 10 13 left In third, PATS - coon, Aabland Oil attempts. run, K. of P. 13 11 Fullback Toby Via of Wellatoo LINEUPST&!l,!lf¥' l .. ~. , " . ,12 ~ wu .the game's tqo ga~n.,. .'WIIb G. & J, Auto 8 11 GALLIPOLIS 79 yards. 8 16 ENDS - Proae, Craig, Paul- Elks Score by quarters : McKnight & DaYies 5 19 ey. Wellston 6 6 o o - 12 f 20 TACKLES- Mosley, Hems.. CU;y Loan Ironton 0600- 6 Ohio Bell t 20 worth, M. DaYia, Clagg. ---------... :-: ' YEAR END BARGAI .. ::: ... ..'.' '' ' ,; •. . SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICES ' '' 'I.~·-'}.' r. . \It! :( • .,<.: .' :; 3-SS125r SUPER SPORT, 125CC, 4 SPEED, 2 CANDY RED, 1 CANDY BLUE• NOW PRICED TO GO $450 1-CL 175, SCRAMBLER 175CC, 5 SPEED, CANDY BlUE, CHROME FENDERS· TURN SIGNALS ~ . ''~ '~ AT·-------- '' ~ ~ ~ ,• NOW PRICED TO GO AT $650 RAWLINGS HONDA SALES MIDDLEPORT, .. 14-lt. Connd then luued tho pipkin In for the Important ' point eonYOraloo to give t b e Chiefs their 1l-14lud with only 2:17 remaining In the cauat. Following • aeorelaaa llrst pertod tho Ylsftlng Cbleltalno draw llrst blood When Conrad •bulltcl over from tho lin yard line and then addtcllhe lwooj)Oint eoavoralon .., a nm to put Lo1!111 out front 8.8 with 9:25 left In the llrat half. J&ckiOII'I ftne quarterbaek, RaY De&.pheu, c r - up bla ~ orm and put the lrcJn. men baek In tho baD ...,.. wllh a 73 yard touchdown pus to end Terry Ollbome. Jack1011 lintel I up for a plaeOirientldek, 11ut De· stophen, ..... bolda for the ... Ira polllta, )lmptcl '41 and to11ed the lwoiX>Int oonvoralon pus to Osborne, wl1o wu Ill alCIIO In tbo end zone. Tblo knotttcl the oeore II 8-8 with 11:40 rell!llnlnc In tho I!W'd period. Thla C!OIIIbln6tlon ot IJoSte, phon to Osboiile eame bad< In the fourth period to click apln Cll I 12 yard touchdown-· De- ·yan~a line-- A·C W.a atoR>tcl en bla ..... version ruo but JaekOCII hold 1 lU lud wllh 9:37 rell!llnlnc In Sfapben SPARK PLUGS SET OF8 5.60 TAPT CHIEF JUSTICE fno..,.,>, _ · ea"""' t i ' I E. Thomu had • 183 538 for F. C, IIIII R. Flllloer a 199-470 Mrleo lor Ohio Bell. Filla C1Q> movtc1 up In the atandlnp U they had I 3 111'oep orer G. & J. AulD. R, Mit dull I wu top bowllh' for F, C, with I 207 -'57 ltl'l01, U WU W. Demo.r for G. " J. wllh a 1117-123, Aahland 011 aloo a.wtcl up u they - 3 same• from Tawney' a 91udlo. Ashlaod Oil's top waa J. HeUman wllh a 200-577 and Ta-•a blgh wu J. ~~y. an'• l77 -492. ' Rounclln( Ollt tho nltlht wu K. of P. wllh aS ,POint winthe City Loan. K. 1l1dta had a %05-59t lor K, Ill P.'I hilll and G. Mardi! a 227 .seo lor CJOI LDin'• top. -.,., 1laiW ,_ o~ .. ' 22 2 22 2 11 ' u • --:"-:"fJ ' < 10 1\MJt . ·OfiYfl!pitby, 11M pallbearers, lllnpn, lllcGowan, Rev. Paul Fortney, Foglesong Fun;nl -Home and aU who h~ped In w during tbe Illness ~ . death of our dear h1JI. Jolnd and latllor, WDUam Hen- nr. f.IZ.llp Notice J!AM SHOOT. Sunday, Sept. II, ~~~ 110011 r, -. to t p.m. llama, ba- turkeys and ~ bog, All ' pnceeds 10 lo eJ1181181>Iey 1n1c11: OJ)DIIIarOd by Rae111e i imeJ1eney squad. f.19-31c ' .. . are bet and feollng ;':~i;~lll JIIUI' ear .aln~ Local Bowling position In tllo llluiclbwa by wiD· nine 6 polnto It Ohio Bell'l ... ...... DELIVERED TO f:t. =•·;~ All '68's Reduced 69 MODELS ....ouAIAimEDPtfoNE 992-2094 OHIO PALLET CO. MONTGOMERY & Ward allll>matlc washer two yeara old, $80 or leso, Phone • • · SALES AND SERVICE 5.55 . 992-2689 POMEROY, OtiiO ,... AYAIUKf SOON Scmntl Pomeroy Home & lwtol ~ f'E ONIITOP IIIYtCI new · 4Utoaiatlocar wuh. f.1Nte LOW CAIN PIICI ....LOW MOIITIILY PATMIMT PER TON --- ' ~ Wheel Al!g..ment • B. IbiD From the Largest Truc:ll or Bulldo..r Radiator To Tho - e a t Heaw Core. •rlnt BUfnNAIS Hlickl-part, Ohio For Sale PIL 99~43 PHONE 667·3370 WARM )f()RNJNG <011 heator, alao ..,. Umber, C. E. lloag. lao, Rt. S, Pomeroy, f.D-4tp ONE SELMER Signet clarinet, uceUent condllloll, 11011, Pb. ...... ' . ~ .· . any long9r? ' · .' .·,····. . . TlWLI!lR SPACit, au utmtles available, Inquire US Mulber- ..u.... .._ ...... ........,., glass. cut cJasl, 'If Ilia ~"·' ' A11Cr. NOI'E! MIS a large llle eonilottng of a rew 1111' ltema. PI~ brfpg i .IIQd, enjoy 'tJi8•.lllle. , :; 11e ·~..m br ~ ' '" ~ 'K~ of ' 1f.lltle --- . . .. .. ..,,,, Plloae IIIIU4If. Boll'• bl ~ian.~ ~ of ,~,,.. to ICbooJ. ANTIQUE AucriON ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. THE UNDI!lRSIGNED wiD of. 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-Nc fer lor sale at pubDe auetlon at tbe home of tbe late George H. Kenoedy, 700 West P'URNISREI) GARAOI!: · IPII'$menl on Lllu»ID BDl. Utilities lllaln Street, Pomeroy, Ohlo, )llld; ldulll only. Pbone • located Just below tbe PomM. 11-lf.llc eroy-Mason Bridge, on Saturday, lhe 28th day of SeptemIIIGIIIIe ber, 1911tl, beginning at ten 'l'JWLI!lR LOTS. Coarl, ~ Oblo on Bille o'elock A.M., tho personal property owned by George H. Rl. 114, l'tloae · - · 1-11-lle Kennedy, conslaUng In part of the lollowlng: Gas llove, Frigidaire refrigerator, tele- ll'tiRNJSIIEI) TlfO II!:DROOII vision, tttdlen table and f ' APARTIIENT, . Middleport, pboae 981a7f. lf.tfe cllalro, ldtehen cupboard, ftye · over-stuffed ehaira, da-. port, eorree table, cupboards, 'l'JWLI!lR SPACB, ntldJ lo boot up, ]l'lvato, pleniJ cl and many Antiques, ehaln, ,.. ciiiJdrea lo ,.,, cupboards, tables, standi, Plloae IINilll. 1-tf.Uc marble stands, pleturea, picture frllnes, beda. cbeota, ~. many table Iampo, 'I'IIRI!lE ROOK IIOllSI!l, balb, en NJ• A.._, pboae ..__ Gone Wllh the Wind, brau and glaa, Iampo, ...... m an y P1~. poaocll bowl wl I h BI!:DROOX Apartment Ia &!Weo. hobnail gllll, candle 2 MiddJeport, . New!J 4eclnled, alleb, c;ompotea, frUit dishes, eake ll:&nda, lamp sbades. .will -..- aportmenll. Clole f.IJ«c: FIRST F'LOOI\ lprnJshecl apart. fruit """'· .' 101111 Candval ment, adults, IIJ South Fifth glau, Ja,rs, ...... bolls, and Ave., Middleport, phone 9ft. III8IIJ. arlli!leo. The cleeedent 5425. f.IZ.Hc was In the Antique' buslneu, and .. ill tl. the above· Hemi mllllt he oold for oettleinent for closing casts. Jim Wolter will build on your P:9Jil erly ahnost _anywhere 'l'ith na dawn payme'll· lfll.' Why Service, Phone: 8844121, C. C. Bradford, Auct. A. C. Bradford, Mg. 9-19-fte pbleta, mUk ·---~=::." Qualified properly owners need na cosh - · not Mn modiat• 1000(. fino'!cinil it ava!lo~. 'fti!JN - '' /uf. ,1 .I ) fo~h~· For Sale 1llllll Clll!lVY pletup, P'lttlllde, 11195, phone IIU258. $-IJ«c: 11114 CIIEVROLI!lT BISCAYNE f door, standard lblft, condition, • · call Hew Ha- aooJ ven ~D-~948. 9-17-llp FOUR ROOM boule, bath, run basement, storm cloon and wlndowa, aluminum siding, priced reasonable. Can ba .... II 773 Grant street, Middleport. 11-17-llp . fAt"roRY cum:DUT, 1111111 famous brand stereo, lovely walnut finish. Thll 101 has big automaUe rllaDier. Alii P'M radio. Thll oet sold mueh a. lqber now. WID loll lor f!IUS, or $5 per monlll. Try It Ill JIIUI' home. CaD lft.Zall. &-IJ«c:p oUR CONDri'IONINO ~ llllolt ....... Jl<k'l Rlfllt. eratlon, Hew !Java . . 882-3284 New Hav011. f.D-3tc ..... SIX ROOM HOUSE, and three • Fr" Estimates lola, caD J'I<Cib "nlmer. Pl1. 9fUIIIII. 11-D«p READY • • Quality Concrete • Certified Streneth • Delivery • Quick Servlca • Flnlshinl • Sand & Gravel DIAL 992-3284 S'l'l!lREO RADIO, combination unJl with AM & FM radio, t apeaker IOtllld sya~em, t •peed, dual •olume oot1trol, beautlfvl maple eonsolo. loJ. IIUII8 JliJments "'"or • .07, .au IIIWill. ti4Ute STEREO-RADIO console, t ·~ lnlermllred cbanfor, ... al •olwne control. 4 lpellker IOUnd system, lovely walnut finish. Payments of t5 per month or tlll.J4, call 99H211. NUte end ~7 to JOIII' pniJe4 mnNG ~. MACIIIN!:S, np11r ttD llllbl. f t .. IDl 'Tile ........ lbap, ..... ...,. A1ltborlled SIDpr IIIII IIIII Senlce. We Sb1rpa1 ~sa-lle PA.GE CIGARP:I'I'I: oendlq "*"'IIIII lenlee. ABC Enlor)lrllol. ~ W. V1. Plloae mao. ... lnsunnce AtlTOMOIIILB .,..,._ blot! ...ned? Lao! apent. or'l lk!enle? Call . . . . • 11 * ~ a.......... f.lNie HOMf FOR SAL£ · HOBSTETTER REALTY 2 Acres. $7,000. f.lU!p FAIIII. APlftdmalll7 1'11 . . 7 ROOM FRAME - Ftnplaco, nl, two _, ........ bant. .FARM, 32~ ACRES, 8 room 3 bedrooms, 2 nice ar.cte etc., II llalldbtp ID ,_ houoe, bath, gu heat, fire.. trees, concrete eellar. 6t acres $500down. condition, ..... Ia Rulllail place, drilled weU, good bulJd. lowlillllp, 11e1p Coaaly, e111 BROOM BRICK - Bath, ahadecl lnp. Bam equlpptcllor Grade lllddloport • I alter I patio, outbullcllngs, 3 level A milk. With or Without farm Iota, $10,000. p.JII, tU-4111 equipment. Bowman's Run or Fonat Run Road, Lee JCJiln. IIEI.EN « VIIIGIL TEAFORD ••.._ &on, Rt I, Racine. Pbone AIIIIIOCIATES --- SYRAaJBB P -2~TC 11141 \!. TON FORD plcltup, t lpetcl, good lbape. Realonlhle. Vlneent ·P. 1lrodartek. Pbone IIIJ.G14. f.!Nte rf8ld lle!IP- liUDGE'I' PlUCZ fllndlon • eMil' llllrd llollr bad&lll . . . Plnll1n. llldiiiiRirt. Oldo. f D II! LEGAL NOTICE ---'oc'OMEROY • 11ARR1SoNVILI.B Road, - story frame. 11no bedrooms, llalll, nJoe lot, lull lluement, Rcalney Downing, broker. Pbc!ne 19!1Hl, NUte a. -· CLYD. One 7 room houM, be either a 2 bedroom - 3 bedroom or 4 bedroom h<me. Completal.v remodeled and in A-1 c~ lion. Out or high watar, el... to school, church and a m.ift. utes walk tothegrocerystore. Complete Dnanclng avolloble. can 992-9905 and aak for K. . . .DY lxecutor .t fill ....,. .t ...... H ......... I U: I 151 I It: II 22; II i4; 5te Guido. DAILY CROSSWORD AOII088 l . Jar 0. Tatten; 9. Butfala'I!J watfllr- II'OIIt m Suffi· .. &-lf..lfe m eanma a.. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO O'IIIUEN AND CR01r REALTY OOMPANY POMEROY - 2 s!Gry frame., 3 bedrooms, bath, nJce lot, low taxes. $5.0110.00 POMEROY - 2 story lra!ne, 8 rooms, 3 bedi'OOmB, part basement, nice garage. 85.100.00 POMEijOY - S story frame, 2 bedrooms, ball!, garase. porches. $2.500.110 HENRY CLEL4ND f • .., Pall IIIII .-,. Fraa ..._ ...... Plloae ..... leltt ...., • llbr Co., lllddJe. port, ONo. I D tie GOEGLEIN GRAVEL Rul Estate For Sale Tlll!l AMAZING Blue Lustre GI!XI. ROliS'l'l!l'ITER ...... 1llll Jllave 10W' upbelatery POMEROY - Two building heautlfully son and c:1ean. loll out of high water. RDDm Rent electric lbampeoer tL lor 3 to 4 beuses. aii!O.OO Baker P'umlture. f.le.ete SVRACUIIE - 8 room home, bath, gu wall lurnaoe. Half IIIII RED FORD Futura Sporto COUNTY I"AIR demonstrator, aere lot. ttlliiii.OO Coupe, bucbt -to. erulae 1119 Ills 1111 sewlnc madllno COVN'l'RY ROME - I large amatlc, new Ureo, Pboue .,. llllecl at oounty fair. Thll marooma, bath, on good gravel· S'l'll. $.17-«c eblne 1llll do laney 1IGit, road, 15 11111m1ea to Pomeroy. 11111b buttcmholea, darn and '-. Nice abrubllory, fruit. MJner. PICK YOVR own apples. LawIDCIIIOII'IJII. tbll moddne IOid als. 15 • .,... of land. tsiOO.IIO 1011'1 Ordwd, St. Rl. 10 fnr f!OI.IIO now f4t or II per HELEN or V111G1L TEAFORD near U. s. ltl. 111-2940. f.1Mte -at, try It In 11111r llamt, ASIIOruTES -eaD . . . . $-IHic 8YRAaJBB FALL a.EAliANCE ON ALUM. ~ INlJM FISIIING IOA'l'B. 10, ONE IRITNEY female bird lJ, 11 foot. ~ Boat dot! I montha old, one Ger· GI!XI. IIOliSTE'l'l'ER . . _ Salll, on Coaaty ao.c1 11. man lhort balr, f!lale, It BLOCK CONSTRUCTION - 6 - mile w.t ot Rt. JS, pbone montho old. M0!81Jird BreedRooms, bath, large II Ylng ...... t-11-1flc Ing, phone Mason 7'13-5295. rom:n with panelloa. One story, ...... Pomon>,y .......... s.rvr.. fXCfLLfNT OPPORTUNITY and Family - = ·- ss.oo HARVARD PIANO. WUI HU reasonable. Phone ·lft.Z18'1. EYINIUDE ~PIIr "' "' CaPehart. Mrs; llellr7 Capehart CONmUCTION MiniMum Dl•otor 2 ln. POTATOES, Cobblers Kennebec, phone ac.J131, ThomuStoyre. fi.IO..IIp . . . ' ;.i .. , MaxlmiNI Diameter 10 in. uPno w., 1-IDIATI ...... . r. C. a J : J · O!Im •• l; bur TIMBER SPLITTERS Ham' Corner,... 6pelots over McKDfal>t & Davie• to keep their ahore Ill the loaderablp. T. ltleaor paetcl the way with the high score Ill the evening u be 1urQ. tcl In a 215..1119 aeries. P. cur. ford waa top ecorer for M, &: D. wllh a 200-553 Mrlea. C.O.B, A. movtcl Into a de lor nrst by 1111<q au a - · rrom the Elkl. K. Haner for C.O.B.A. had a 205 580 and C. COllier lor t11o Elka a 188-'1911D lead their taamo Iii acorlng. Freneh City IJ•mher kiP tbefr 44312. Phone '181-US1, Writing the c:ontast. ' Thll 1101 the atap rar the Ylctorlnua l.opD drive In tile 1ourt11 period thai sent tho Jronmandown to their Rrll dofoal ot the - . 1011 while the Chieftains ·own 1 2-1 mork. ' GREER SIGNS Chuek Lowa plektcl up 128 MARGATE, N.J. (UPOyard~ In 22 o:arrlea to lud tho PhUadelpbla 76er heckcourt star Hal Greer has sl&ned 1 contract Logan III'OUild -.tc while Darwhich, repos;tedly, makes him win Valontine nelted:lust3lyorclo In 17 trloa lor Jaekoon. lhe second highest poiAI player Final IIIUotlea ...,. Lopn In the team's history. with 298 ~ yardo .._.tel to Green signed 1 three-year contract tor a reported.P75,000, 203 for tho ir<llnneoL The Chlefo placing him bohlnd WUI Cham- hod the adYanlop In llrll dcnml 11-7. berlain, woo was baDowd to In tho puling pmallaSisphen have earned that mueh a yeor hit oo. 11 Ill 18 ~for 188 before being lrldtcl to the Loa Angeles Lakers. Neither G,...r nor team oftlciaJs would eon- IDIIDD Kl GSL.Y arm or deey the estlmatA>o on the~ta:lu)'.l : : ·::·· :ltj; .... Although the Basenji breed or dog cannot bark, It can · make a whining sound. SOMEONE TO S~ with am. bulatory elderly lady 5 days a week. At res!d...., or In CALL OR WIUTE, Black Ilia- · own home, call after 8 p.m. ~f.2;3tc J)IOnd lJnlment and Watkins Proc!uct.s, Forest M. Gutbrie, W1n..-d To Buy · 33 Townsend, Athens, ~ 591-2158. f.IZ.ltp. 10 OR 12 ACRES near blgllway. Mrs. Carl A. Young. :1396 Ledd st.. Akron, Ohio AuCifan Business Services· ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES IN MEMORY of Mr. Homer l!l. WEDNESDAY, IIEPTI!lMIIER f.IWtc f.IH!p DIU who .palled ai!'Q o n e Z5, lNI-10:111 A.lll yW ago today, Sept. 33, 1987. Tlll!l ESTATE of the Late . Ru· ANTIQUES. furniture, dlshaa. !lUNDY Trombone, like nelr. POODLE PVPP1B8, AKC To7 · . . ·· , by·. Oeljey will be sold at AuePllone 949-1$52. f.~ -'-•-~- ..,. and mii,..Daneouo. Mrs. Howard _ . , ••• up. ...... _. Oad llath )jot .lifomJiied -~ ~ ~ late. Residence In Le· • · Cedi, 100 W. Main St.. Pumowilce and IJ'OOIDlnl. l'llall illways blue · . "1•1' '1)· !i'ti · Fails, Oblo on Stat6 IIUitl. u I Ito l'OJ. 1-15-lfc FIVE WEEK old Toy CoBle Pupplea, $G eoeh. PIHJne 9ft. .,._. ~· ~tlnraya all" ~-~ ~- I Pc. LiviD& !10om •• GOII' llva ~ \ Sultl; ;Cqlfee Tab~ RUp & Mill. f.._31c AKC Golden Jlolrlmr PIJISIIM, W1ntec1 God .bath no1 -promised . . ~· . . sca.J!!IB Limpa, PONTOON Float 211 ~ Ill fool; 8'l'ERI!lO ZatiJ 1H. Alb 81., Jllddltpai'l. • .wltboul rain, ,, ,-, _Jgdlley·':~jled .. 0011 and Pblme 9IUIM. f.1&.elc "'-•' radio ~ IMI. ..., Jay wltbout - · .Peoee ·' Chair, ~~~ Cbalrl· Air• .;, wllllout pabi, , . way' sWeeper, Oltom111, Ink IOlld state unJI, f IJ)I!ed ebao>. UNNBBEc Polaloll, a.t• But Goil bath J)t'OIIIlHd stm.ltb Well, ART ·GLASS tAMP For Sale or Trade · tor tbe t1ay. , • Cbln8 Cupboard, 18 FOOT Lone Slar boat, 105 fl HIIIIJa, l'llrtllad. NNIIa ; ~ tor. tbe Iaber, Jjght for ~k & Cllalr, l!llectrolux liP motor will! trailer eomIIIDDth or bolanoil of ...U, POrATols, WATEIIIIELIIIB, ,,_'ft!¥Fway, . Sweeper, Picture & Trunk. 9 plete. All In excellent condiCall IIJ.m8. &-lUte . pllant'MUIM a-~ _; Oflce for tbe trilla, help trom Pc. DlnJilg Rm. Suite (i'jllh tion. Call 99Z-2720 or 99Z-358tl. lilt; .~ .~ ' ·lime, Cblna Cupboatd) 4 Pc. Bed &-lf..1te ST£REO, AM 1r FM J'lcllo, f. .'. JlllfalUng l)'lnpllthy, undying Room Suite; Bedding & Linspeed automatte e~~anpr, usiD. IliUM equiJIIIIIII. -~;'love, . en!, . Hand Sweeper, Metal Walnut 0011101e model. WID ' oti1 ·pa fiOor fllrluloe IO.IOO ltlll <X>IO!l'l', 8 C11lnder, IU!o. :;•. , ,_ ··. · Bed (eomplete) Old Rockers, llllllc, two door; 116'1 au,.. 11erlllee lor 'f!UI or llllllllhiJ mj Jti· 0111 ,.. fur. ''81dly mliHd by his Family Vlllllty Dreoaer, Hlgb Boy llr Hew YOJter, llr <Gtldlpayments. Call IIWill. uee' 11,oio B'IU, Ill; f 111 J' &-22-1tp Chest, Bowl & Pitcher, Blrdatlooed, .,._ brlbo, . . . .._ ,dnodallq bealerl wltb fa, eye Maple DreiH!', 4 POster , ' ... and wlndcnn, 4 doar ... 1 ---tiiO IIIII up; one <011 IIOter ' Maple Bed Complete, Odd dan; 1113 Volknagen; 11M SIX ROOM brlet bomo on fib wltb CC1111U f'/5; oil ., C.rd Of 'lhlnb· Cllalrs (Many old), Porch & aw.y V.f, automatic; 116'1 st., New Haven. Prlee recJuo. eannn1ott bumer til; Uled . . -~ TO upresa our afn.. Yard Furniture, Pottery Piellualanc. I eyllnder auloma- eel. Ralleh style, llno bed- <011 · fDnllell, bl-. Am...., thanb and gaUiude to .... GlaJSware (several nice llc. P'IJumelq IVallable, Pb. rooms, garage, buemom. old llrot!lon, l'omerciJ, pbone ' our ID8J17. friends, nelghbort ' pleeeo), Warm Morning Gas Phone 8ft.ll'll. &-IJ«o 1111-H. ll+lfc ltUM7, lfter I phone . and reJ8tly<i,. for lhelr ldJid. Heater, Crosley Gas Range, 17t8. ..~ : neu, sympathy, food, Dora! Glass Dood Cupboahi, 5 pc. ~olferlnp and eerdi eztended Dinette Set, Crosley Refrlg. 352 FORD ENGINE and fuel : to !II during the death of our erator. Large Ullllty Cup. oD furnace, phone 7f2.48211. :mother and araJI!Imotber. board & cart, -China, Several f.22-3tp I , 8peclaJ tbanko to Rev. Wilbur Pieces, Kitchen Utllllles, LocQ# plant has opening in Maintenance Deportment 'I'Wrln, Frill Duct,. orgiUilsi Wicker Tray, Hanel' TooiJ. for el... trician. Minimum of five (5) year' I experience For Sale or Rent and tbe Ew!Dg ~ Home. Aucl. Note: Thll IJ an Estate 50 • 10 TRAILER, like new required. Excellent starting salar,-$3.40 to $3.55 Tile. FamliJ of 'Emma Slnlth. Sale of nlee DIC!Idlandlle. and ptr hour. Life Insurance, Hospitalization, retirement ·two bedrooms, Ill Locust 51.: i· -i · ~ Nl-ltp will be a large lllle. TerDUI: and other lten•fits all paid by company. Pomeroy, phone 99Z-2819. ' '' Cash. Signed: Fred Crow, f.2Ulc IVISH 'i:o' expreu· OUr ap. Elleeotor of Eolate of Ruby Immediate opening for permanent employee. Please ; ~lalloa , a n d . hearifelt Oeiley. ~ol ResJlOIL'ible For aend reSume to: Box 218, New Haven, W. Va. 25265. For Rent 1 llldliltj> all . . . iiaLfood ~ . Nen~lli ;:',i.RAD · . . c. . FURNISHED and llllfalotllalll c while l.opD'a terbao2, Bob Johnstoll, .... Jim, !tad to Just of ilx ,..,., lor 21 1orda. Score by .,.nora: 1.opD 0 8 0 8-18 JaekOCII 0 0 8 8-lt OFFICIALS - RaiJh Daria, Bill Rapp>"{' -Cene Jamea, Ironton and Joe c. Swartz, Coal Grove. NEXT GAllS GAME - Sept. 27- lrulton,home. Fello ClO' I · In Memory Rutter, ....., 2151 c.O.B.A. ....................... · . _ _ . _ . . _________D__ ___,F~ClO'~ • S. ZIID AVE. ·u- Russell, Rossig- ATHENS ENDS- VIncent, Conkey. TACKLES - Gaston, Kappaa, GUARDS- R. Esaex, Sebring, Rob Essex, Lee, Riek Essex. CENTERS - Fuller. BACKS - Handley, Goodwin, Demleon, Coon, Hell, ElkOY, ONLY 4-1968 HONDA MODELS • LEFT '•' ! ~. :·....·~ ,, ,:::, to eeore, knottlna the c:aunt at WANTED I Canaday, L. ihowden. CYCLE CENTER ' up BACKS - Spencer, Prose, C, Neal, Howard, D, Johnson, D. Burnett, L. Bush, Huebolt, M. RAWLINGS HONDA ·. :.: plekeci up 70 yarda.In lhlo dipertmjonl - . IIIY., ,c81i!o onpeas lnttre~. aatlllle-w)io, - · h•IAI a ~ mori!D, ncldng up 12 lint - . while permlttlnc the GaJ. Uano but ftvt. AHS(alned 181 netyorclaruohIna, and ""'"J)Joted nv. of 11 palMI lor 88 yarda, elvin& the vllltora 270 yarda ·lor the nllht. Tile at1ngy BuUdoc defonoe aJ, lowtcl G,AIIS but 78 yan1a ruohID,r. GalUt completed nve ot 16 pUMa for 28 yordo and had lOt yards Nablng and pao&Jng. Co!>ll wu the 1>11 . ...l!"'o . 144 yarda In JSirlpo ~r 1 6.2 avo~ ~ 1110 ~ out .., doitlnoo. QoOdwlll W.. limited tO 12 ylrJia In 9. trips. lllndlllY pi eked up23lardit~ In nino trlea. ·. '' . · :'; Tom ProM poeed the DIYIIo· attaek with 50 yirdlln 1J trips, ·Ciolek Neal had$31n 12 attam)lll. Friday, GAllS will ooat .w lnleas 1nm1on (11-3), Tho Tf,pto lost 12o6 to p,.. f&'lo!:·· Ita WeUotoo Frldly ,qj,t. Aliiona Joui'llllfl to Melp 0·0 for Ita next outing. · Frldl,r'o Yletory liT -~ tho Bullclop lhead In lho orer- • · au ltl'lea · lho two oebaola wllh 22 wino, 18 .,.,_ and two Ilea. pleldnl GUARDS - iibowden, B. DaYia, Baxter, Cleland. CENTERS nol. AT•• i • 't ' liod ' aciellent ·Pill liqd ldclwtf ........... lllined only 34 Ml 1>3' l'llurnl - 20 of thole """"' 11!1 :pen llllerc.,U... runbaeks. On the otoor hllld, GAllS Logan Knocks Off Jackson, 16-14 INDIVIDUAL NET YAI!DS RUSHlNG moNTON - Wellston's Gold- yard line, but here the Ironton (Gallipolis) en Rockets, picked to win t h e defense took over for the re- PLAYER- Pos. TCB YG AVG, SEOAL championship, had to bat- mainder or the contest a8 they Prose, LH • . . . . 13 50 3.8 tle for their lives Friday night pushed Wellston back 38 yards Neal, FB ... , . , 12 33 2. 7 before edging the Ironton Tigers in four plays and forced a punt. Johnaon, HB • . . . 0 o 0.0 On the first play following the ~ncer, QB • . • . 6 -1 -.16 12~ ln a fierce defensive con- test played in Tank Stadium. Jn the early going 1t appeared aa though Coach Bob Bren- Wllh 1:117 ltft. GAllS llagJed _ , ... ' ~ja ~2~. One 'pua fell ~ete. ""J.<or h II • Grec P1u1111 fiN" fOUf Mo. then eoon IIUre~ !1!<1 't h I r a GAllS 'a erial ' of the Pmo. ,.._ tumiJIC It ilx yorda io tho Dev· Uo 28. lilndlll1 fall .., t11o ball . u the clock ran out. Tile win, - · llflh In a ...,.-oror GAllS, loll tho Bull, . dop 'l!lth a 2-1 • . . _ mark. GAllS Ia """ 1..2. · It wu IIIlO the ' llflh ltrallhl , yur Gallt,po.. Do ~ Ill• SF.OAL . _ . or. Not alneo t11o DMI• downtel NeiiiOIIYIIlo In lllQ'haYethllY IIIIIIQtcl to br.-k out '"' tOp In their lniUal I~ - - . Gallipolis did al""d Jol>k..,_ lng the BulldoP, from lOin&: outaide Friday. Too, the Galliano Want Ads Bring Top Grade Resu~ts-.),. I dent : poet. &. m..,. Meal B. Cuckoo 7. BeD 8. Janitor 23. Frah- -I<• .... ... :H . Retula, orullcue ~ - Like ... 2B.biwu n. supped ..... 11. Weep lZ . Back· 12. Mete:· and JeL<>' bravo Excla.- 13. Garden Items ~;, Dlmlnl~b l5. Girl's :~4 14. Arenn 1~ . . 2. Bay wblclow 3.0Dver 4. Note: maUon 16. Minced oath 17 Jaum.fl.li.lti(; "P&· tu ... Uo!. Hebft"'"' letter 20. Grahbt>d 23. Btutt 2e. Poeeur'f specialty :n. Mflrtf!n· arte21, circa 1776 Sl . Overhe!a~ st. Blind !MI. Cr,v o1 • lamb 38. Pormlt .,.,_..,.. bioi _ - OO.Yoll · 42. Raltened H.-.... ....... 4811up 41Lo.tt l. Klad., "itt.' "l lllcllum name lB. Doctrint·s 21. 'n!.row 22. Greeting ' lialt1n :19. A:treeted COugf:l I'~'• &.. . :1:J Pt>can or U . Ewn: ""aJnut Put fort)j f'ftort :tfl_Vermiltm S7. Region poet. 42. Berutc or YetJow f.i . Victoria .. lb capital: abbr. "( �I ' •. '. ' ' ,.. There~s No ·vaciltion ;F or The SuJcess Ot Want,'A:ds ...... ' UNniRNI$RED apariii)OIIt, t 1'0011111 and bath. I'll. - · '111-tl ,., .... USED SOFA, auto. wuher and dryer. ~. 220-1 NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS . '\ ·'' '' 11164 ~ T. Ford Pickup 1966 GMC Suburban Nolb RUSS'S SWAP SHOP, Sit MaiD St., Pl. Pleuanl, Ph. 675ttill. Buy, 1811 or trade. over 100 1!11111 in Block. Owner, Rllllllll J8Didna. 117-:1111 .. ..·,·,:- Wanr.d ·.· BEAVTICIAN CUT N CURL Beauty Salon. Roush Lane, Oleshire, 3677168. 220-S .... .... ... " ' PLUMBING, palnUng, carpenter ot electrical wort. Otis Chapman. 367-765!. 2111-1! BABYSrrrER tol lve in. Call between 5 and 7. 2111-3 Situation Wanted 11156 2 T Studebaker New i T Farm Wqona Sl39.50 11611 I T. OIIC DJioo 11re1 •· tax. me. J'llleNI Oldo VllleJ r.,lolaolll •• 1U Pile 81. P1L ..... ltD II GOOD CLIWI LUMP and IIIIJt. 11t eoal. Carl Wlnten, Rio Gnnde. !'11oM 111611S. .U YOUNG lady, 18 ncenUy moved to this area. desires office IF YOU .,.., llulldlq a worlr:. Mlss Flint - · 220-S Female Help Wanted WOMEN FOR PART time work In Garua C<>. Write Cor! C<lt!melles, 2437 So. lOth St., Ironton. Ohio t5638. 221·1 NEEDED AT ONCE. Full nr spare time. Man or woman to . eerv!ee eustomers with Wat. kills products and Chrlstmas gifts In city of Gallipolis. Earn filS and up weekly. No lnveotment. Write »-a. Watkins Products, Inc.. Winona, MJn.. 5591'1. 221·1 JUSt u~no Used Offtet Pletes HAVE MANY USES 2oe 8far$1.00 Galhpols Dally kitchen with plenty eablnell, large bam, outbullcllDp, tobee-.• 00 bue. '111111 farm hu a Jot to oller lncJuding bulldJaC lots, black top road In front and a vavel road en the side. NEEP? WANT? . ERIIEST JHORHE· LIKE? DESIRE? Tbunnaa,Ohto ~ IJ]Iel of llulldlq lall, bloti:, brick, ,._ pipe. willdDWI, Untell, ek. Claude Wlnten, Rio Gnu1s, 0. Cll Jl.lll1 after •. • If 80' TO INOTTS USED FURNITURE ' . . . ond UPHOI.STEIING SERVICE' 1163 S.con .. -'••· ,a.w,.u •. Ohio room.. ...... tldo. PI!. I'TUlD. "'( ~ ForR.nt RACOON ROAD A beautiful building lot has cts. tern and aepUc tank In S ...,... wllb trees, located on a BT road. .....· ..·. ~· t )" ~ r.ll..;,, ::: , I. ~, ,.. ,,,. ~ ''' ~ Real Eat... for Sale BAIRD REALTY CO. Real Estate For Sale 0. D. PARSONS ""*"' UAL'I'OII , _ , Ylllap, QIJ pt._ 44MIIJ 8 ACRES Ill ... .:' :.-: m.u I lliiJaOOM AP.A&'IImll'l'. IIV'• DTI'IIIHG II ....... BUJLT Df """""" 1I'ITII ........-. W TO W CAan'I'JliQ, '•' ::: lDq'*• 1., ... .. . D.p~":.C:1~1tor ~ ~r~~- -- O.Cer Baird, Realtor Four Bedrooms \'OO'LL like thJa roaJ alee floor plan !lome with 1111 bathe, built In ldlcl!ea, - part, big lot, loealed In KJQoeek Sehool Dlalrlcl oo . State Rt, 7. ·'r· . · r !'II. ll . . llllllllle ........ ..... ·~R USED anYthing like lllbl~lor- II." aay users of Blue Lustre AI lor cleaning carpel. R e n t eleclric sbampooer fl. Central Supply C<>. I!J.t ar two ....... ec.rt.ct Ma I 1 Plrt ColllnJ IIDiel. .u !I'UIIN. API'., uUlitiel paid. 5tO 'lblrd Ave. can ttUatt after I. 111-3 FIRST FLOOR apt., S rooma and bath, imlum. AdultJ. t1 Grape Ill. 2J9.3 RUGS A SIGHT? Company com. ing? Clean them rJcht with Blue Lustre. Rent electric ahampooer $1. Farmer's Hard121 _. ...,.. eo. :!1111 DODGE CAR. inlpeeled. ready to go, SZ511. Ph. m. IGI. 211-t APAR'I'MENT. new 2 bedroom apt., aU eledrlc. air condJ. lklned, prbage dia}JOIIal. wall lo wall carpel, centrally Jo. . 10 ACRES of Land em Bannan Trlee, S miles olf JU. 7. Plen. eated. m-u by appoint1J ol wator. Call lAwrence .,..~, Ph. • • or 4*-1111. Unrue Ill ltiiO after I. 217-4 I1H R....O D. Wo<d Ill till ~ld l.r Rl~•y"1 1 n. =--- 111 IJ. : " ~:.·Ill 1eo M. lir.J 1M ... A. A. Nf1111 •• IIIJ r-----.""""'___...;;;;,;;;;.;;;;;;;~;;;;;.... lllrter lla.lt, 1•1Jil CAmt AND EYANS, INC. 87 011~ StNet O.llipoli1, Ohio Excnatlng aad Builliii!J Collli acttn BACKHOE, BULLDOZER, CRANE, GRADER AND DRAGLINE SERV1CE Basements-Footers-Leach BedsFarm Ponds-Septic Tanks-YardsOriveways;-Land Clearing-fill Dirt Top Soil-Ponds Cleaned-Parking lots •1F IT'S DIRT, WE'LL MOVE ITI'' • 446 4905 I ' lnsur•nce lfA"niiiiWIDI!l lNSilRAIIIZ AU'I'O, waldo lire. r. -=~.~ · . Slate w. •• a. Jiron. a.:u.. ... pwlod of 10 ...... for '"" or wornM. Small tuition be pold 011 payment plan. Yl•lt the: first class without chore• or ohhgal'llay tlon. For inforMation write to Knotts Upholttorlnt ot once, 1163 Hnnd A'N. Golllpollo, Ohio •• Coil 4ol6-2917. Set for Convenient Reference · 1500 DOWN huys tbll 10 A. farm, - story hOme, aood bam, .31 lob....... located In Rarrlaoo 'l'llp. . .. Owner Will Help Finance FOR fiiSOO, fOU ean bUS' 1 II A. farm, cme llory homo, MW1J painted, .'M lob. hue, located oo Stale JU. VICIIII. For Rent a 'II ACRES, 7 room houae, bam and other bulldlngl. · P 388.al05. 211.e . Septemhr 28,-12:30 A. 1. Have aold my ho.t and IIIOVint to Florid~, so will • ooll Dl public auction '"' houathold tffocta focotttl at 49 CHILLICOTHE ROAD, Galll,.lio; conolollnt of: Unlco U cu. ft. freezer, 2'1)0 I!)'ICOI llvlna rciom aulto, pJ.tronn rocker, 3-pc. stop and colrae tall!••• wicker rocker, telop- alllld, ~ and floor tampa, wlckar tlblo, 3-pc. becb 00111 suite, 2-pc. becb OCill aulto 1-po. • dinette sot, refrlpra!""• sa• ~ ~oot ol ~ lnlnka, old waah bowl and pttchor lot, oak ollmd, wrtncer waaher, slap lidilar, 4 lawn ehalra, p1ua Jlnenl, dlahea, ·iloddiJW, dl?ilel and lrllelea too numborous to llot, · ->. 2._ MRS. IIAJORIE SHAVER OWNER , Sale by: !.filLEY AUCTION SERVICES ,. ~~ Llllley.-Auc~!IIIHJ ~ ·lS F~ u . :IIISI w~.tu.~~ 4:00 Hllflllghb AFL F«<Oll 13 WreallirW 13 oft W S..lbe WIAnl ~eepi ng Meigs 8 Tid Ylek &00 a .(~ollio .4hd ~Ftrlt IJ ~LbMI ·~· 8 Tltl.ltpt z.. 7:~1) 3 II'HII f1m 8 La1ide 1:1 Land ~ Glanu ,.j ..., .. tr.-7t8CI 01 walt Dll<"'f 8 ...... "" 8:00 ,,, .. £d Wli'IWI .. ,., 1'111 Macb!-r - Tools - Houselllldltema .. ·- Comi!leto line of carpenter toolo, rable aaw, jolntor, 7 electric drills, DIW eJectrtc: IIW and l&nden, eledrtc Krlnder, saber saw, 10 hlftd sawt,Jamme~a, aquare.,ltc. - S MoillrHM.ft ~ 8 Sntodllra Brot. II Mente Phanblrw: toola ani BlCIJilles, IICJCbt aata, vises:, ~. and reamera, concrete mixer, wheel t:arrow, fence. Clble, · rope, 8 eJtonllon ladders, I ~· jacks, 60 ft. DIS" corriJillted pipe, tool boua IDd trunka, !Ups, Br!a• Une motor, el~ wtre, CCJPP'l' kettle, motors, steel· 1~00 3 Sunlly ....... Plctllni -t Vlldbnlr Hotowlt1 10::10 3 ~I1DUI• ..... •!11® • . $lfll_,_ U:ll ··.-- Blonl oak becbOCIII IIUito, otudlo couch, . - , , brloloo last sot, c1Homldl1lor; recool pliJer wl111 -llllera, ·I portable Qp;wtlter, rout.r, other houaebold ttema. Model 12 Wlncheoter shotgun, Remlnston 22 rille, !fade! 3U, 32 cal. pistol, llshlor rods and reola. .;la Mrs. Or,......... Lltlrt, W. Va. JOHN McNEILL, Auct. JOE BUFF, ·----NIWI i'tiiO . l i:U Nltr1 - Jtetlh YciiH . p:oo d luue1 and .Aunra .. l;· .......... . '' lll Geillrtl U.ltd I Yobtloa'l!MJ a.3 orii1Jit10 u.. s Kr. Qnoon 11 .... Ablft ''" ', .. . . 16,IN··· AIIPA.M.' . AT HO~E FA!IM'ON ,, ROUTE NO. t4, BETIEEUEEDY AND .. ' SPENCER, ( .r.· ''"' 8 SIMP)' Ufflln 5hiJIII' 13 Ernut TUbb Show 3 MlU DouaLa• Show I Ctpllln Ka!WUIIIII 1130 8 Edp or Ntant 10:00 3 5nlp Judpnelll 8 , Liley 13 Smlll World l01SO 3 (..:orftJU&II.on 8 Bewrb HUlblllilll 13 Dick CUIIl ll:OO 3 Penonallty 8 Alllb'.'b f Ml)'bem fo:SO t.laht 1:00 S. MiiW)ay Ne1i1 Picture 8 Jadde a:.llfWer ShoW 13 DNID HouM 1130 8 nlnt~&mW• 1:1 Dark Sblcklwl 3 Srilp Judprlellt '"' . •oo 3 n~~Nlel'-lk'il*&ey ~~~port 8 WalW~ .. ~ ' eoae.mrau. 13~cll Clvett 7:00 ...... 8 Am.t,y or Klyberry 11:30 .,_.., 7:30 3 1111 Hullywoal $q-.rel Dido Van o,ke .II W<w 8 n 13 It Takes 1 Thief 9:00 a.itchld 1!:30 3 Eyto c.... 8 S.rdl fill" TWIIOITIIW '"""' 13 1'AhUre lilt II Takt1 A Thief 9:30 1:00 S llkl 0., Nlw• Pictun 8 ~-· . -C&moo< 8 MoYie 1:30 I Ltt'l Ylhl A Dial 8 Aa 1111 World TUrnl 3 lAt'a MIM A Deal 11:00 I AI Ull World Tuml 3 Ntwa, W•lhtr, !porta d It'•~ I Clpltal Nfll• Cenltal 2:01 13 NeW•. Wllther, Sportl 3 Day1 ot our Lh11 11:20 I Lo¥e II a 5plenb"ed ftl.ll 13 NBI'fl.rrid GaMe 11:30 8 · 2:31 S Tonlaht !iiOw lJ Joey Bllh:lp ... 13 II' 1 H111Pen1n1 . """"" "" 8 3 Undtrdoc 8•311 8 Herculol.ds n 1-intutic: r_.. IS Journey to Cerur of Eartb 3 11:30 8 3 12:00 Rtrdmlrl 8 ShiUUI 13 Geor1.1 lln&Mt ·~s ' 10:30 8 AmeriCIII Bl.lllstalld 1:00 "-' Mob¥ Dick Petlic~t Junction LoweU "Thomf,, 8 Clpltal Se"' Cen~ 13 Keith Me.IIM 11:15 13 Clliller Theater 11:20 ~ M"0¥1e !I N-& 1%:00 Movie 11:45 2:00 ' ......... School lbSO HQIIJI'IIIeroeB 11:00 Pnllkkml 8 Nf"L Wtell l3 MarllhiJI ~ ~l"tl 9:00 10:30 lJ 1:30 I N••• ·- JohiVI)' Qllllt 13 PerT)" uo.. on FoolbiiJ U:OO NIWI Nn1, Weather, ~er 8 ThrM Sonl Law"renee Welk Hollywood Pablce 10:00 8 MIMh ot J~e 3 NJ' 9:30 8 13 12:30 13 Jwrney to the UnknoWn 10:00 3 DNa Mlrtln The Newl.y...d Game 8:afl F1ylrc Nun 8 IS S £1111 of OW' lJW.I 8 Lo'll It a ~ndond 'l1lllll I) NIWI)wed Game 2t30 3 I Tho Dotior1 1J 8 Guidi..- Lltbt IS Dedt:W Game 13 3 Th11 Ghcut lnd MrL 13 U 8:01) 3 Get Smert 8 Superman Ko¥11 I l.o'lt Liley 7:30 3 Collep ShoW 8 Jackie Gleuon IS DIUng Game .._ Uili11t Glrlln Tolrn I II ~~~. .... ~lill 13 1:1 That Girl ~r"UI 7:00 13 13 Bewitche:l 9:CIO """"'"'~ S Porter Wqoner Race1 11:00 7::10 3 Jron•lde the 5:311 . 3 <::amp~!gn & Wre1tll111 3 G. E. COllege Bowl 6:00 3 Jerry Lewb 8 1111¥111 Fl ~ 6:30 13 ColrboJ' in Afi"i<* 10:3013 - 3 Hwtley • Brillklef Report I WaU•r Crankl.le 1S DraHI H01a11 8 Tbat'5 Lite 12 1:30 Jaelde Obllnaw Shaw Wile~ 4:fS College FOOibell Tcdly 13 Wide World or 13 Guilli'W 10:!10 3 Fllntslolltl II. ltrchlo s.- lS Jlarv Grtmn 6:30 s 8 G~Lilht 11:00 8 9::10 12;45 o.y .... J.owe of lJie II 8 S..• Buan;y 13 Forelco IAalcPlret 9:(10 3 Sap.r 6 8 Roed Rumer 13 CI~Ptr CmOOII 9:30 3 Top C&l 1:00 I Perrf llban I Cill'-"'• IIJI.arod lS Dull ShldOWI Baseball 5:00 3 8:30 &00 12:00 l:l 'The Mnd Scum 8 Dorll llr. C:ariOCI'l 11 ste¥ll Allen 7:00 11:00 3 PartoreliQ' B I Lew\! Luc)' 13 s 8 Clplal """ Certral :1 8 Blwlrb' HIIDIUIII1 8:30 Nel&fOlr• 3 Pclpeyl .. Pill 8 Go-Go oa,Nrs IS McHele's Navr f:lll 3 NIMI Picture 10:30 13 8:80 ,,,. ""' C1tlial Nn1 Ceeh"al 13 Me" <iriflll a 13 ....... 11 0.. Ute to Lire 8 nlnUtone• 11 TrUth or Conaequencea 13 SNII. Work! Ne111 Plct&re • 8:30 8 Red Sblton 8 GWdtrw Cll*in~ 8 Edp ol Nl&ht 1:1 Mclllle'• Na VJ 10:00 u 13 Treasure lsll 12:ti 8 or~· I 3 E.r• Gulli 8 SNrch tor Tlllllorrow 1:00 :1 . . . DcuA.U• g_. 3 PerT)" Mt.ICII I GIW&In'e Illlm 11 Truth 8 3:00 3 1:45 1:00 JS Kartooo Kanllftl 3 Yr. Cartoon S:OO n:oo ',_.., Bmtclled 12:30 .. ...., .... :1 Yr. c.rto. IS stew ADn 8 Dick Van ll)'le 8 LDw "ol. LUe 7:~ .... 11:30 3 lklll¥ttou'l Sq-.rn ''" 8 The Bible AN..-en 6:45 S Corn Coli RfCiort 7:00 ,_""" we , . • ito,!, ' :1:10 :1 Yoe DCD't 8 ~· IS Ont Lift lo Uw .~·"" . .... I ... . 13 Genenl Holpttal 11 Panerna For Uvirw a· secret seorm AllotMr World 8 ~,.. Sloral 13 Ger.nl H0111!W 3:1fl 3 YOI.I Don't say 3 3 8 Hi&h Fooct.ll l3 NCAA F'oOtllall lbSO TIUI'Iflht st.;JW .kltY Bi~ Show Cleo!< LOCA TION1 I Milo Sooth of Lotort Post Offlct Lunch Will It s«.ttl Registered Aberdeen Angus Herd 3 ,....,,_ 3 .....,,._ 1J Dl'f" Gd.ilill 7:15 11 'hi LIYI:ar Wont 7::10 • SlMPJ Jlffarl ShOll' 7:00 IS Melillo's Navy ee.wr1 ~00 6:30 8 TV Clusroxm 1;00 3 Jci!D'I Alm.alw.t 8 c.-. S:OO 8 1'111 Bll:lle Annen 3 CGrn CUI Report 9:00 .... ,,,. ... . 11:35 S Gllldllll Ll&ht 13 Dld18Gaml 3 ADDth•r World corn Cab Raport &00 13 Kal'l(a Karllll"lol ~ Enler!Qinerl 1114 ' .. . 2:41 P.M. •:45 3 ntl W• Btllne t .As ~~We~~$. · ., ELING, Crown Qlr, 0. I'll. GOT DIJliTf CeD •lllle'l Rllll Ollbll· I'll: . . . . .... .. 13-- AMD 8 The Billie Anlwers Amerkt SI!W• ~ 1:50 A.M. t2 NOON 3 ~.M.i •~30 6;:15 8 NFL FCJOibian . 13 ·fnfo~ift~'d Serv'ices OfFered . LEE'S PLlJIIIIDIG • RBJii5D. 1111011. Ar )'ardl, l)IJQ). WE RAVE sem-al - and two bidJGOII! lurldllled apt. far 16111. mERE wiD be I t bedroom and s bedroom llllfllmlobed. WE ALSO bave 110Vera1 bW,. lots for only tl.GII per Jol. Coli .... for delalll. Ollloe ..... 411 &ill .. lin. •• 1 Dill ltrll, 1'11. •• a11 ...... JIIH, .._ tlll~l- w.· 3 ,U'L 1-.u.n ·Mcl'son Areo lmmedlete P011111lon AUCTION Satur~ay, DOLL u- ffanlrJ .,_,... tallllll oallalllo, -.1ft nt11 allo rar lltopplar ar ...... II!CIIIIIn, llaad7. d6 IJ ar 1lllld1 ntll. PIL 4tl• lllf •• In holstorlnt Ropalr, Le•rn 1toro old antique lun,ltu,rt and haw to build your own moclilm ll¥1•t room suite from •tart to finish. Clos .. •• will -.. conducted an• O.,.....lng HCh weft Oftlf 0 cer -a u.;u., Guide To Better TV Vieu,ing WMPO . · DilLY . . 'i'll:IIIIDB • Pl&i' CON'IIIOt FAINMimlutiOII CD. WIJeel. !ot, vacant. STORE TliPEWRITERS an ldadl, - · STEREO • RADIO CONSOLE. reballt and I'OIIIal1. lllwtwil Located In a village on a St. Rl. Pic.• Olllee llqalp. lfl-41 t speed lntermiied chanCer, Large bulldlug witb a brick dual volume oontro~ t speak- IIVenswood, w. va. DIAL' LOCAL ·REPoRTS heat, city water. carport, large We have some good oneo for sale. 9:30AM pttsellls , via Dr., stone and aluminum Riding, 2 BR, large LR. bandy kitchen and laundry room, 181 NEED A BUSINESS? ON nil -- . itils . and shruhs. unit wlth AM & J!'M radio, t opeaker sound ayllem. t speed. dnal VOIUIIMI control. Beautllul maple eonaole. As· sume pa)'lllellts of $6.00 or $94.11'1. Call 4*-ltal. 221-3 MOn. thru Fri. INFOlMlflON Phon• .t46.2917 ,f.,• ... ...·~· . NEED a 3 bedroom hOme? -.u ~~· ,• . a Seat • - well and sprlnp, I acn1 ot limber,.two (2l story hOme, fAJrlllal dinlnc room. Jar&• eounlrJ bedJ-. .......s 'I · er IIOUI!d aystem. Lovely waJ. ironl, has good grocery stock. Nice 1 room two story bome, 11'011 SALE or trade. 1111 Ford nut flnllh. Payments of SS.OO •ma good equipment, doing a al. aiding. 2 drllied wena, fruit eadiD, low mlleap. 10114. good eaah buslnell, eaJl for tiMtlll Iller S. IN per month or S81.tt. can 4*- more Information. Uvlng quar- trees, pines, only ~.500. State IOJtl. ~ Rt. ~~'"'" . ., ters In bulldl!lg: · "' · WATERMELONS, cantaloupel, For lent 287 ACRES ANTIQUES: FumituTe, jewelry, . . EXCRLENT BUY LARGE 3 bedroom traDer. E•· tomaloel and COI'II. lmrer Dairy farm, large hOme, bam, china. art objects. Pilot Club's Rancb style home located ""' outbldgs., 2 farm ponds. Priced pandl to J.h20 Jiving room. Rac<oon Rd:, Ill mi. oil Rl. annual AnUques Show & Sale, Rl. 7. 3 BR, tile bath, all buD~ right. Call today. Prlvai2Jy based $80 mo. Ulll· 7, Curry Farm. 2116481. Sept. 'll, tJJ. 29. Noon to 10:00 In kitchen. Oreplaee In Rec IJI.II Illes pd. Ph. 4*-1791. 220-3 RT. 141 p.m. Friday and Sabmlay. room, attJcl!ed garage. can Gl. ~ IIR. bath, porch. outbldgs .• Noon to 8:00 p.m. Sunday. 1110% financing. NEW mndem S bedroom brick. COtJN'IT FAIR rarden, I sere, S8,500. Prichard llotel. Huntington, attaehed garage. just outside Dl!liiONBTRA'I'OR lEAL NICE w. va. !U-3 Home lotaled In the Vl!lage of HAPPIN£55 IS ctty limits. can or 1118 ZIG ZAG Mwil!f maeblne Having enougll elbow room lor Eureka, S BR. formal DR, large STt-Hit. 22Q.tl used at eowrty fair. '111111 ma· VW, sunroof, 15,000 mlles, !8 the whole family. This 5 acres kitchen, paneled LR. front eblne wiD do fancy work. $1750. Pb. 146 18111. 221-3 oilers enough room lor an fOlD' )lake bultGnholel, dam • JDG. porch, good view of the river, NIW anfmullhed iJ*iiWIDI, acUVIUes. Four BR, bath with uogram, Ws machine I!Oid large garage, Prl"" $11,000. I adllltl aa!J. Ill vanity, utility rm., so • 15 carFor Sale or Tnde OUR SERVICE doean1 cost..,_. Aft. I'll. ftl.llll. lor f[OIUG now $44.110 or t&.OO peted living rm. with atone fire. per month. Try II In J1llll' ! ROOM boule for aale or trade It pays benefits from our aeJ. place, eentral air, 2 ear garap, In country. Ph. 146 138tl. Prlee lve sale effort. UST W1TR the bome. Call mall. 117-tl farm pond, Bapplnell Ia fiDd. tu10118ii&D ._, s rm., par$3000. 211-11 DJU.()N AGENCY. log aD Ws priced In the teens. ROBART OOLON, Realtor J'ACI'ORY a.oiiE OOT ..... . . .. Ma1ll TRAILER SITE C111J. 1!1o pell. IIJJ Seeond 1168 FAMOUS brand alerlo, 11180 RAMBLER otalloa WIIDD. -4 Or Homesite. best view In lovely walllut llnllb, lbJa aet Pb. Mtl.fSill. 1174 Aft. Pb. Ill ato ar LDeiiJe .. Boward Plantz Sub., S big luts on cor· Eveat.p 41f.IJ:II me A... ~aU hu 1Ji8 aulomaUc ""*"8er. ner, trees, frott. AM-J!'M redlo. This sol sold Real Eat... For Sale "ot•,.•ICB"'"::opa::ee:-;far;:--:rent. can much hlcJ>er now will tell lor BUILDING SITES 1•t112 from I a.m. 1111 I $1111.45 or t&.OO per monlb. NEW 3 bedroom brick, 1111 aty, Kaoau10. Rl. 160, Rl. 7, bath, bulltln kltdlen, HW p.m. Try u Ill ,.,. home. CeD Rl. 141. Abo vaeanl lll!d. Doors, attacbed one car 11· I'IWGIII. 117-tl ftYIIIO '1'0 ...,., rage. Just outside city limits. PUJUII!Gtll ~ eo. ew. VII 211).4 tiel 8lell8 Arnold. Part ()m. COON DOG lor aale. Ph. SIJI. ~. IIB1J LOCt."nCII 4•17" "fiiBDIIIIIn • I'I'ATB li&JOi_,.R,.,INS lnl Bulel. 71-11 1619. ZJJ.3 1111 Wid& 11 ttl . , . . Amh f, ...... 1l(lii!J.E HOME 101!0. Naturol l2 GAL. Weotln8house aleetrte . . furllae<!, fuD abe 1 a 1 hot water beater, Welling- I A. 3 Bedroom homo, panel. I Br., I bloet lnllll l<boal. TWO I bedloum 8rieb, i..1D nDI6 and mrtgeratar. All house dtspoaal, aale prlee ing, oil furnace, bath, on KeyU JGII'nl r.IDt lleaa1od daa't aii'JIIel lbrnlshed. I'll. ... llrhe, Rio Grade. tiiAI $30. Ph. 4t6-27H. :tiN stone Rd. near Vinton. eall: tile oner II - . tii.OIJ, CeD lllll. ., ~ FOR THE l1neot pipes made, fl ROOM all paneled, I bed- d;r lo lrlde. P1lll pice ...... IIIII GIIIIDd taler. ..., room, new modern ldlohen, . N.w Ustlng IIBW lllll Apartment, t noma come to Tawney's at 122 Set> cablnetJ, new lurnace, new 1 BI!!NIOOII p . 11 0.. NICE I room boule IIIII ba1b, ond Ave. Allo aee the new ...... atll............. hot tonk, largo lot. llold Aft. Jdl homo far outhn)Jdl!llll. 1711 Oltfllam lniiJ located. can Mtlaan pipe butane IJiblen, only Quickwater pouesston. famDJ. Prlelll _.., Ave. Nlee lot, prteo tllllll. clql, . a t after I. .U t&.85. 21M 4 BEDROOM home cloee to hoi..... Half eaa be flna...,, I'll. 411plt&l, eleelrlc stove, part pan. A rtment H SLaPING rooma, ~ OVERLAND house trailer. lurtal. 1114 two bathe. fuD bale· II~ !rttb1s~ rata. Park Control llolel. nl!bed. Ideal lor couple or eled. 1 ,_ ment, two car port. Nloe 71-11 camping trailer IS50. ABC home. Immediate poa-... ipl, 1-1 , _ aplll. and I Super C<>acl! house traDer, NICE home S bedroom lot of IIDIIe noma: life Ill 4 , _ tuRN. apt. I bodNawa, aiiJI. lumiahed, 2 bedrooms. Slll95. awnlnga ;,..port v.;, n]ce 1PL IIIII 1'811 fnllll Nil ol tlllpald,lllstalllt.PIL Smith's Auto Sales, Kanauga, tilcllen.' large room. ba.nm pq WID 1111 1111117 aller I p.m. !aU 0. 211-S Ev....,.: ar tr111e far _apw JOGJM· .: ·: .•.. I WANT a ranch atyle oo a Iorge 1 1&0' lot? Corpeted Dvlnc room, hall and bath, eentral hOI air heal, ear-port, u!Wty room, · nnall eqully and .._,_ an FHA lOIII at 5%. Vacaal- located on a state Road. LIKE a water front? '111111 beaJ>. liful two (Z) story bome hu a picturesque view of !be 01110 River, large LR' with fireplace, tarmal dining room, S BR, 1141 bath, basement, 2 cor gerage, BT drive, lot Ill' • tOO', plenty 7 INCH jointer; com binder; of and obrubo.. cord wood saw with belt and DESIRE cl!arm and eOmforl lJJ pulley. - · 220-S this stone and bloek I~ ·story . t.ome. I~ bath; .qlee ldtcllen, DRILLIIIG macMDo, aood mo- gluaed In porch, IDIJ .l>lfement lllr IIIII drilling bill IIIII Jill. with an unusual ree. z er. All combJned fSIG, Pb. fireplaees, located m a oorner Em 7-71111. ...., lot. aD kinds of beauUiul INies WaDpaper, Plelure P'l'lmll!l - Eleelrle. 1M 1f MULLINEAUX DI!XXIRATING f4e.a LOW, LOW, PRICI!:B em llat- Since lf.ll Ill '11lird Am~~~~, GaiJipolll treaes. Rice IDd Corbin """' nllort. • If STJilRE() • RADIO. C<>mblnaUon .· ReaiEatateforSale' · I .' • 5? """' located .. !be Bula•We Road, · 1004 produetlve Jllld, lood lence, plenty walel' ' Trfllune 125 Thlrcl Aw. .. ... ' home or remodellnl, 10t ,._ 8TORII DOOR& I WIMilOWII COMFORT A'WI!b!p, wparll, l'llllnp We ere bulldera. !llllriiJulur We oRer a dream home on Da!Awe BroJben Palnll lor Bolpolnt AppllaMII. AJI. AIL Help Wanted ......,...... ·......,.,...., 23" 11164 2141 T. GMC Gllllpells 1Jft 2~ T. Cblrr. 11151 Ill T. GIIC plolalp 1181 2 T. l'lllernlllclll Fers.le 1115S Ill T. Dodge plotap J YR. OLD one hall Arabian ltlltl 1111 T. Docile traot geldlug, 54 ln. tall, light tan 11156 1 T. Int. Traclar with white tall and mane, not IlleS Ill T. Cblrr, plebp broken $150. zcs.m6. z:»-2 ll8tl I T. OIIC I Mlnnea110111 lllaiiDe Paww MONDAYS and Tueedays are Ullt piece gOOds remnant days at New 10" Ro1ar7 Olllllw Upper Murphy. 4 yards Sl.llt). S211.1!0. New 1.:11 x II, II plJ S2 CARE lor small baby in my home. Have references. 44612211. 2211-3 For Sate 36'' x x.onil Alunalnuna Sheets ',,· 1S Pattern lor UYI!W 7:30 8 Slll&),y ltkl Show Jl f'.rftut ,.... SllliW .. Kartoort Kanii...J. .. .. ~ d a :1;60 a 13 ~ Edll or Nw.t ."'"" 8 Trll! :1 con Cab Rlpart McHile'e ·Na") .""' 11:00 ., Slllp Jul&ll*l IS· CGwllr7 Clm:lull 8:00 1S IW1ociJ Kamhal .... 1:1 ~War¥ 10:10 .~· :1 Ca1en.:tf L · I BeNd¥ lllilbdlll. 1:1 ' Dido; Ce.tlltt UtOO· ... 3 111M: DauKiu !miOW 8 CllltliD KiiWlrOO s Gi\Jialll'l lllallll Dirk st"Adafrl '"" 13 lkllale'• Na'7 .... TralAor~ 10:00 :llSalpJ. . . . . ··---...,,-.... 11 s.nworu. 1030 1 ewe• d'CII I ...... HIQMUiM 11 m:n c:::awa _.. • ,... I(. . . Cl'ldlbl I...,,._ lit. ~ ~· ·-~ d ..... T1 i: 3· Mr. fM10oo 1:1 Stevto -wer. ~ Mr. Clnooa :1 Pm'J Ml101t 5:00 8 Gillf81.a'l laland 1:1 Dark SI!Mowl ' ""'·~--­ ·- .. IMellla ". 13 ...... Jl: • . ' ... ... - • Picture I ~ N.n Ce!ltral 11 llln"GrUDit a a..u.,- &Wder Rtpcn Wdtlr"~ I '"" ............,_ ... S ntiA!imal I I Love Lttey ""' I WIN. WIWI W'Qt , . Nih-_ot .. G.M .... ......:=,•t•• o--PJh ,'ti . . . SIJNDAY Barry, Blrbanl Hale 13, Zort. the Greek TIIURSDAY AnthoQ,y Qulm 7:00 8, Wit nus for the Prapeu. 8, Allied r.nglec hlddon - Tyrone PD'II'er, Mlr· dent - Gforge Brent. Marl lene Dietrich Alden ~: 00 8, GypJY - Nlalle Wood, MONDAY Roaallne RusteD 13, Pd Climb lhe HilheBI 11 :20 8, B&IZIII(I; Sind, Deliah Mountain - Susan lkywlrd, Lavl Rol'l' calhoun FRIDAY 3, The Al1 of Low - 7:00 13, Home Beton DariiJamu Gamllr, fulgl.e Dick· f:fl'em Zlmllall5., RhcJIIII ln1011 !-1eming a, Jlollda; In 111~ - 9:00 ~ . Sal and thtl Slngle Girl Deal Ar11111, Mary Hltcher -Natalie Wood, TIIIQ' Curti• TUESDAY 11:211 8, NorthernPuriUii-Er· 3, Twililhl of 1hl roi. F'lyl".l. Helll'lu.t Dl.nt.IM Rock Hud-, C)'d Clariue SATURDAY 3, Blbdlold - Rock Hud- 9:00 3, The Train, Burt J..&n... aa.til cantllllll cuUir. 8, Allied Y11l11.m Gold13, Relurn ol the f11 Kirllf Grant. Martha Hyer SlteUIII In lhe stcy WEpoiESDAY So Youq(, SO BMWIIo'l Got the llelnreld. APn Francil -Lw .,.;,.,, DeanMirdn 3, Nl&fd.PuAC*-Jamll .. Hou . . . !lory - Gene Stewart. God•- I .rurt.ton1.11 11 Tnath Ol" CcluequeKel .3 I DlnVeDD,tla I ~ ,. flaill"l , .............. I ' j ... .. ..,.. 3:)0 You Don't 5I,)' 8 Mo¥W13 0.. ~ I,_ • New•Pletare I (!lpltll Hill central tl .... Grlllln 8 S.C:ret starm 1:1 Genual Hotpltal 5:30 3 F.4p ot Nllht fil- Anoeher Work! :1 ~ 8 SIMp)' Jetren Sbow :i:Ot :1 PMTY llaiOII II ,._._ 11 Chureh oi Otrtlt 4:0G :1 llr. Cll1ooll 13 s. .. Allen u Bible Answert 7:00 l:l 0111 Life lo LJw I 3:00 ..... AIOtbtr World: 8 Secret stnnn 13 C..rallfolpl.. :I::M 3 Y•OO.'t !it1 ~ :1 Mike Doull&l 8 CIIIWD K&AIWOO ...... •· �I ' •. '. ' ' ,.. There~s No ·vaciltion ;F or The SuJcess Ot Want,'A:ds ...... ' UNniRNI$RED apariii)OIIt, t 1'0011111 and bath. I'll. - · '111-tl ,., .... USED SOFA, auto. wuher and dryer. ~. 220-1 NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS . '\ ·'' '' 11164 ~ T. Ford Pickup 1966 GMC Suburban Nolb RUSS'S SWAP SHOP, Sit MaiD St., Pl. Pleuanl, Ph. 675ttill. Buy, 1811 or trade. over 100 1!11111 in Block. Owner, Rllllllll J8Didna. 117-:1111 .. ..·,·,:- Wanr.d ·.· BEAVTICIAN CUT N CURL Beauty Salon. Roush Lane, Oleshire, 3677168. 220-S .... .... ... " ' PLUMBING, palnUng, carpenter ot electrical wort. Otis Chapman. 367-765!. 2111-1! BABYSrrrER tol lve in. Call between 5 and 7. 2111-3 Situation Wanted 11156 2 T Studebaker New i T Farm Wqona Sl39.50 11611 I T. OIIC DJioo 11re1 •· tax. me. J'llleNI Oldo VllleJ r.,lolaolll •• 1U Pile 81. P1L ..... ltD II GOOD CLIWI LUMP and IIIIJt. 11t eoal. Carl Wlnten, Rio Gnnde. !'11oM 111611S. .U YOUNG lady, 18 ncenUy moved to this area. desires office IF YOU .,.., llulldlq a worlr:. Mlss Flint - · 220-S Female Help Wanted WOMEN FOR PART time work In Garua C<>. Write Cor! C<lt!melles, 2437 So. lOth St., Ironton. Ohio t5638. 221·1 NEEDED AT ONCE. Full nr spare time. Man or woman to . eerv!ee eustomers with Wat. kills products and Chrlstmas gifts In city of Gallipolis. Earn filS and up weekly. No lnveotment. Write »-a. Watkins Products, Inc.. Winona, MJn.. 5591'1. 221·1 JUSt u~no Used Offtet Pletes HAVE MANY USES 2oe 8far$1.00 Galhpols Dally kitchen with plenty eablnell, large bam, outbullcllDp, tobee-.• 00 bue. '111111 farm hu a Jot to oller lncJuding bulldJaC lots, black top road In front and a vavel road en the side. NEEP? WANT? . ERIIEST JHORHE· LIKE? DESIRE? Tbunnaa,Ohto ~ IJ]Iel of llulldlq lall, bloti:, brick, ,._ pipe. willdDWI, Untell, ek. Claude Wlnten, Rio Gnu1s, 0. Cll Jl.lll1 after •. • If 80' TO INOTTS USED FURNITURE ' . . . ond UPHOI.STEIING SERVICE' 1163 S.con .. -'••· ,a.w,.u •. Ohio room.. ...... tldo. PI!. I'TUlD. "'( ~ ForR.nt RACOON ROAD A beautiful building lot has cts. tern and aepUc tank In S ...,... wllb trees, located on a BT road. .....· ..·. ~· t )" ~ r.ll..;,, ::: , I. ~, ,.. ,,,. ~ ''' ~ Real Eat... for Sale BAIRD REALTY CO. Real Estate For Sale 0. D. PARSONS ""*"' UAL'I'OII , _ , Ylllap, QIJ pt._ 44MIIJ 8 ACRES Ill ... .:' :.-: m.u I lliiJaOOM AP.A&'IImll'l'. IIV'• DTI'IIIHG II ....... BUJLT Df """""" 1I'ITII ........-. W TO W CAan'I'JliQ, '•' ::: lDq'*• 1., ... .. . D.p~":.C:1~1tor ~ ~r~~- -- O.Cer Baird, Realtor Four Bedrooms \'OO'LL like thJa roaJ alee floor plan !lome with 1111 bathe, built In ldlcl!ea, - part, big lot, loealed In KJQoeek Sehool Dlalrlcl oo . State Rt, 7. ·'r· . · r !'II. ll . . llllllllle ........ ..... ·~R USED anYthing like lllbl~lor- II." aay users of Blue Lustre AI lor cleaning carpel. R e n t eleclric sbampooer fl. Central Supply C<>. I!J.t ar two ....... ec.rt.ct Ma I 1 Plrt ColllnJ IIDiel. .u !I'UIIN. API'., uUlitiel paid. 5tO 'lblrd Ave. can ttUatt after I. 111-3 FIRST FLOOR apt., S rooma and bath, imlum. AdultJ. t1 Grape Ill. 2J9.3 RUGS A SIGHT? Company com. ing? Clean them rJcht with Blue Lustre. Rent electric ahampooer $1. Farmer's Hard121 _. ...,.. eo. :!1111 DODGE CAR. inlpeeled. ready to go, SZ511. Ph. m. IGI. 211-t APAR'I'MENT. new 2 bedroom apt., aU eledrlc. air condJ. lklned, prbage dia}JOIIal. wall lo wall carpel, centrally Jo. . 10 ACRES of Land em Bannan Trlee, S miles olf JU. 7. Plen. eated. m-u by appoint1J ol wator. Call lAwrence .,..~, Ph. • • or 4*-1111. Unrue Ill ltiiO after I. 217-4 I1H R....O D. Wo<d Ill till ~ld l.r Rl~•y"1 1 n. =--- 111 IJ. : " ~:.·Ill 1eo M. lir.J 1M ... A. A. Nf1111 •• IIIJ r-----.""""'___...;;;;,;;;;.;;;;;;;~;;;;;.... lllrter lla.lt, 1•1Jil CAmt AND EYANS, INC. 87 011~ StNet O.llipoli1, Ohio Excnatlng aad Builliii!J Collli acttn BACKHOE, BULLDOZER, CRANE, GRADER AND DRAGLINE SERV1CE Basements-Footers-Leach BedsFarm Ponds-Septic Tanks-YardsOriveways;-Land Clearing-fill Dirt Top Soil-Ponds Cleaned-Parking lots •1F IT'S DIRT, WE'LL MOVE ITI'' • 446 4905 I ' lnsur•nce lfA"niiiiWIDI!l lNSilRAIIIZ AU'I'O, waldo lire. r. -=~.~ · . Slate w. •• a. Jiron. a.:u.. ... pwlod of 10 ...... for '"" or wornM. Small tuition be pold 011 payment plan. Yl•lt the: first class without chore• or ohhgal'llay tlon. For inforMation write to Knotts Upholttorlnt ot once, 1163 Hnnd A'N. Golllpollo, Ohio •• Coil 4ol6-2917. Set for Convenient Reference · 1500 DOWN huys tbll 10 A. farm, - story hOme, aood bam, .31 lob....... located In Rarrlaoo 'l'llp. . .. Owner Will Help Finance FOR fiiSOO, fOU ean bUS' 1 II A. farm, cme llory homo, MW1J painted, .'M lob. hue, located oo Stale JU. VICIIII. For Rent a 'II ACRES, 7 room houae, bam and other bulldlngl. · P 388.al05. 211.e . Septemhr 28,-12:30 A. 1. Have aold my ho.t and IIIOVint to Florid~, so will • ooll Dl public auction '"' houathold tffocta focotttl at 49 CHILLICOTHE ROAD, Galll,.lio; conolollnt of: Unlco U cu. ft. freezer, 2'1)0 I!)'ICOI llvlna rciom aulto, pJ.tronn rocker, 3-pc. stop and colrae tall!••• wicker rocker, telop- alllld, ~ and floor tampa, wlckar tlblo, 3-pc. becb 00111 suite, 2-pc. becb OCill aulto 1-po. • dinette sot, refrlpra!""• sa• ~ ~oot ol ~ lnlnka, old waah bowl and pttchor lot, oak ollmd, wrtncer waaher, slap lidilar, 4 lawn ehalra, p1ua Jlnenl, dlahea, ·iloddiJW, dl?ilel and lrllelea too numborous to llot, · ->. 2._ MRS. IIAJORIE SHAVER OWNER , Sale by: !.filLEY AUCTION SERVICES ,. ~~ Llllley.-Auc~!IIIHJ ~ ·lS F~ u . :IIISI w~.tu.~~ 4:00 Hllflllghb AFL F«<Oll 13 WreallirW 13 oft W S..lbe WIAnl ~eepi ng Meigs 8 Tid Ylek &00 a .(~ollio .4hd ~Ftrlt IJ ~LbMI ·~· 8 Tltl.ltpt z.. 7:~1) 3 II'HII f1m 8 La1ide 1:1 Land ~ Glanu ,.j ..., .. tr.-7t8CI 01 walt Dll<"'f 8 ...... "" 8:00 ,,, .. £d Wli'IWI .. ,., 1'111 Macb!-r - Tools - Houselllldltema .. ·- Comi!leto line of carpenter toolo, rable aaw, jolntor, 7 electric drills, DIW eJectrtc: IIW and l&nden, eledrtc Krlnder, saber saw, 10 hlftd sawt,Jamme~a, aquare.,ltc. - S MoillrHM.ft ~ 8 Sntodllra Brot. II Mente Phanblrw: toola ani BlCIJilles, IICJCbt aata, vises:, ~. and reamera, concrete mixer, wheel t:arrow, fence. Clble, · rope, 8 eJtonllon ladders, I ~· jacks, 60 ft. DIS" corriJillted pipe, tool boua IDd trunka, !Ups, Br!a• Une motor, el~ wtre, CCJPP'l' kettle, motors, steel· 1~00 3 Sunlly ....... Plctllni -t Vlldbnlr Hotowlt1 10::10 3 ~I1DUI• ..... •!11® • . $lfll_,_ U:ll ··.-- Blonl oak becbOCIII IIUito, otudlo couch, . - , , brloloo last sot, c1Homldl1lor; recool pliJer wl111 -llllera, ·I portable Qp;wtlter, rout.r, other houaebold ttema. Model 12 Wlncheoter shotgun, Remlnston 22 rille, !fade! 3U, 32 cal. pistol, llshlor rods and reola. .;la Mrs. Or,......... Lltlrt, W. Va. JOHN McNEILL, Auct. JOE BUFF, ·----NIWI i'tiiO . l i:U Nltr1 - Jtetlh YciiH . p:oo d luue1 and .Aunra .. l;· .......... . '' lll Geillrtl U.ltd I Yobtloa'l!MJ a.3 orii1Jit10 u.. s Kr. Qnoon 11 .... Ablft ''" ', .. . . 16,IN··· AIIPA.M.' . AT HO~E FA!IM'ON ,, ROUTE NO. t4, BETIEEUEEDY AND .. ' SPENCER, ( .r.· ''"' 8 SIMP)' Ufflln 5hiJIII' 13 Ernut TUbb Show 3 MlU DouaLa• Show I Ctpllln Ka!WUIIIII 1130 8 Edp or Ntant 10:00 3 5nlp Judpnelll 8 , Liley 13 Smlll World l01SO 3 (..:orftJU&II.on 8 Bewrb HUlblllilll 13 Dick CUIIl ll:OO 3 Penonallty 8 Alllb'.'b f Ml)'bem fo:SO t.laht 1:00 S. MiiW)ay Ne1i1 Picture 8 Jadde a:.llfWer ShoW 13 DNID HouM 1130 8 nlnt~&mW• 1:1 Dark Sblcklwl 3 Srilp Judprlellt '"' . •oo 3 n~~Nlel'-lk'il*&ey ~~~port 8 WalW~ .. ~ ' eoae.mrau. 13~cll Clvett 7:00 ...... 8 Am.t,y or Klyberry 11:30 .,_.., 7:30 3 1111 Hullywoal $q-.rel Dido Van o,ke .II W<w 8 n 13 It Takes 1 Thief 9:00 a.itchld 1!:30 3 Eyto c.... 8 S.rdl fill" TWIIOITIIW '"""' 13 1'AhUre lilt II Takt1 A Thief 9:30 1:00 S llkl 0., Nlw• Pictun 8 ~-· . -C&moo< 8 MoYie 1:30 I Ltt'l Ylhl A Dial 8 Aa 1111 World TUrnl 3 lAt'a MIM A Deal 11:00 I AI Ull World Tuml 3 Ntwa, W•lhtr, !porta d It'•~ I Clpltal Nfll• Cenltal 2:01 13 NeW•. Wllther, Sportl 3 Day1 ot our Lh11 11:20 I Lo¥e II a 5plenb"ed ftl.ll 13 NBI'fl.rrid GaMe 11:30 8 · 2:31 S Tonlaht !iiOw lJ Joey Bllh:lp ... 13 II' 1 H111Pen1n1 . """"" "" 8 3 Undtrdoc 8•311 8 Herculol.ds n 1-intutic: r_.. IS Journey to Cerur of Eartb 3 11:30 8 3 12:00 Rtrdmlrl 8 ShiUUI 13 Geor1.1 lln&Mt ·~s ' 10:30 8 AmeriCIII Bl.lllstalld 1:00 "-' Mob¥ Dick Petlic~t Junction LoweU "Thomf,, 8 Clpltal Se"' Cen~ 13 Keith Me.IIM 11:15 13 Clliller Theater 11:20 ~ M"0¥1e !I N-& 1%:00 Movie 11:45 2:00 ' ......... School lbSO HQIIJI'IIIeroeB 11:00 Pnllkkml 8 Nf"L Wtell l3 MarllhiJI ~ ~l"tl 9:00 10:30 lJ 1:30 I N••• ·- JohiVI)' Qllllt 13 PerT)" uo.. on FoolbiiJ U:OO NIWI Nn1, Weather, ~er 8 ThrM Sonl Law"renee Welk Hollywood Pablce 10:00 8 MIMh ot J~e 3 NJ' 9:30 8 13 12:30 13 Jwrney to the UnknoWn 10:00 3 DNa Mlrtln The Newl.y...d Game 8:afl F1ylrc Nun 8 IS S £1111 of OW' lJW.I 8 Lo'll It a ~ndond 'l1lllll I) NIWI)wed Game 2t30 3 I Tho Dotior1 1J 8 Guidi..- Lltbt IS Dedt:W Game 13 3 Th11 Ghcut lnd MrL 13 U 8:01) 3 Get Smert 8 Superman Ko¥11 I l.o'lt Liley 7:30 3 Collep ShoW 8 Jackie Gleuon IS DIUng Game .._ Uili11t Glrlln Tolrn I II ~~~. .... ~lill 13 1:1 That Girl ~r"UI 7:00 13 13 Bewitche:l 9:CIO """"'"'~ S Porter Wqoner Race1 11:00 7::10 3 Jron•lde the 5:311 . 3 <::amp~!gn & Wre1tll111 3 G. E. COllege Bowl 6:00 3 Jerry Lewb 8 1111¥111 Fl ~ 6:30 13 ColrboJ' in Afi"i<* 10:3013 - 3 Hwtley • Brillklef Report I WaU•r Crankl.le 1S DraHI H01a11 8 Tbat'5 Lite 12 1:30 Jaelde Obllnaw Shaw Wile~ 4:fS College FOOibell Tcdly 13 Wide World or 13 Guilli'W 10:!10 3 Fllntslolltl II. ltrchlo s.- lS Jlarv Grtmn 6:30 s 8 G~Lilht 11:00 8 9::10 12;45 o.y .... J.owe of lJie II 8 S..• Buan;y 13 Forelco IAalcPlret 9:(10 3 Sap.r 6 8 Roed Rumer 13 CI~Ptr CmOOII 9:30 3 Top C&l 1:00 I Perrf llban I Cill'-"'• IIJI.arod lS Dull ShldOWI Baseball 5:00 3 8:30 &00 12:00 l:l 'The Mnd Scum 8 Dorll llr. C:ariOCI'l 11 ste¥ll Allen 7:00 11:00 3 PartoreliQ' B I Lew\! Luc)' 13 s 8 Clplal """ Certral :1 8 Blwlrb' HIIDIUIII1 8:30 Nel&fOlr• 3 Pclpeyl .. Pill 8 Go-Go oa,Nrs IS McHele's Navr f:lll 3 NIMI Picture 10:30 13 8:80 ,,,. ""' C1tlial Nn1 Ceeh"al 13 Me" <iriflll a 13 ....... 11 0.. Ute to Lire 8 nlnUtone• 11 TrUth or Conaequencea 13 SNII. Work! Ne111 Plct&re • 8:30 8 Red Sblton 8 GWdtrw Cll*in~ 8 Edp ol Nl&ht 1:1 Mclllle'• Na VJ 10:00 u 13 Treasure lsll 12:ti 8 or~· I 3 E.r• Gulli 8 SNrch tor Tlllllorrow 1:00 :1 . . . DcuA.U• g_. 3 PerT)" Mt.ICII I GIW&In'e Illlm 11 Truth 8 3:00 3 1:45 1:00 JS Kartooo Kanllftl 3 Yr. Cartoon S:OO n:oo ',_.., Bmtclled 12:30 .. ...., .... :1 Yr. c.rto. IS stew ADn 8 Dick Van ll)'le 8 LDw "ol. LUe 7:~ .... 11:30 3 lklll¥ttou'l Sq-.rn ''" 8 The Bible AN..-en 6:45 S Corn Coli RfCiort 7:00 ,_""" we , . • ito,!, ' :1:10 :1 Yoe DCD't 8 ~· IS Ont Lift lo Uw .~·"" . .... I ... . 13 Genenl Holpttal 11 Panerna For Uvirw a· secret seorm AllotMr World 8 ~,.. Sloral 13 Ger.nl H0111!W 3:1fl 3 YOI.I Don't say 3 3 8 Hi&h Fooct.ll l3 NCAA F'oOtllall lbSO TIUI'Iflht st.;JW .kltY Bi~ Show Cleo!< LOCA TION1 I Milo Sooth of Lotort Post Offlct Lunch Will It s«.ttl Registered Aberdeen Angus Herd 3 ,....,,_ 3 .....,,._ 1J Dl'f" Gd.ilill 7:15 11 'hi LIYI:ar Wont 7::10 • SlMPJ Jlffarl ShOll' 7:00 IS Melillo's Navy ee.wr1 ~00 6:30 8 TV Clusroxm 1;00 3 Jci!D'I Alm.alw.t 8 c.-. S:OO 8 1'111 Bll:lle Annen 3 CGrn CUI Report 9:00 .... ,,,. ... . 11:35 S Gllldllll Ll&ht 13 Dld18Gaml 3 ADDth•r World corn Cab Raport &00 13 Kal'l(a Karllll"lol ~ Enler!Qinerl 1114 ' .. . 2:41 P.M. •:45 3 ntl W• Btllne t .As ~~We~~$. · ., ELING, Crown Qlr, 0. I'll. GOT DIJliTf CeD •lllle'l Rllll Ollbll· I'll: . . . . .... .. 13-- AMD 8 The Billie Anlwers Amerkt SI!W• ~ 1:50 A.M. t2 NOON 3 ~.M.i •~30 6;:15 8 NFL FCJOibian . 13 ·fnfo~ift~'d Serv'ices OfFered . LEE'S PLlJIIIIDIG • RBJii5D. 1111011. Ar )'ardl, l)IJQ). WE RAVE sem-al - and two bidJGOII! lurldllled apt. far 16111. mERE wiD be I t bedroom and s bedroom llllfllmlobed. WE ALSO bave 110Vera1 bW,. lots for only tl.GII per Jol. Coli .... for delalll. Ollloe ..... 411 &ill .. lin. •• 1 Dill ltrll, 1'11. •• a11 ...... JIIH, .._ tlll~l- w.· 3 ,U'L 1-.u.n ·Mcl'son Areo lmmedlete P011111lon AUCTION Satur~ay, DOLL u- ffanlrJ .,_,... tallllll oallalllo, -.1ft nt11 allo rar lltopplar ar ...... II!CIIIIIn, llaad7. d6 IJ ar 1lllld1 ntll. PIL 4tl• lllf •• In holstorlnt Ropalr, Le•rn 1toro old antique lun,ltu,rt and haw to build your own moclilm ll¥1•t room suite from •tart to finish. Clos .. •• will -.. conducted an• O.,.....lng HCh weft Oftlf 0 cer -a u.;u., Guide To Better TV Vieu,ing WMPO . · DilLY . . 'i'll:IIIIDB • Pl&i' CON'IIIOt FAINMimlutiOII CD. WIJeel. !ot, vacant. STORE TliPEWRITERS an ldadl, - · STEREO • RADIO CONSOLE. reballt and I'OIIIal1. lllwtwil Located In a village on a St. Rl. Pic.• Olllee llqalp. lfl-41 t speed lntermiied chanCer, Large bulldlug witb a brick dual volume oontro~ t speak- IIVenswood, w. va. DIAL' LOCAL ·REPoRTS heat, city water. carport, large We have some good oneo for sale. 9:30AM pttsellls , via Dr., stone and aluminum Riding, 2 BR, large LR. bandy kitchen and laundry room, 181 NEED A BUSINESS? ON nil -- . itils . and shruhs. unit wlth AM & J!'M radio, t opeaker sound ayllem. t speed. dnal VOIUIIMI control. Beautllul maple eonaole. As· sume pa)'lllellts of $6.00 or $94.11'1. Call 4*-ltal. 221-3 MOn. thru Fri. INFOlMlflON Phon• .t46.2917 ,f.,• ... ...·~· . NEED a 3 bedroom hOme? -.u ~~· ,• . a Seat • - well and sprlnp, I acn1 ot limber,.two (2l story hOme, fAJrlllal dinlnc room. Jar&• eounlrJ bedJ-. .......s 'I · er IIOUI!d aystem. Lovely waJ. ironl, has good grocery stock. Nice 1 room two story bome, 11'011 SALE or trade. 1111 Ford nut flnllh. Payments of SS.OO •ma good equipment, doing a al. aiding. 2 drllied wena, fruit eadiD, low mlleap. 10114. good eaah buslnell, eaJl for tiMtlll Iller S. IN per month or S81.tt. can 4*- more Information. Uvlng quar- trees, pines, only ~.500. State IOJtl. ~ Rt. ~~'"'" . ., ters In bulldl!lg: · "' · WATERMELONS, cantaloupel, For lent 287 ACRES ANTIQUES: FumituTe, jewelry, . . EXCRLENT BUY LARGE 3 bedroom traDer. E•· tomaloel and COI'II. lmrer Dairy farm, large hOme, bam, china. art objects. Pilot Club's Rancb style home located ""' outbldgs., 2 farm ponds. Priced pandl to J.h20 Jiving room. Rac<oon Rd:, Ill mi. oil Rl. annual AnUques Show & Sale, Rl. 7. 3 BR, tile bath, all buD~ right. Call today. Prlvai2Jy based $80 mo. Ulll· 7, Curry Farm. 2116481. Sept. 'll, tJJ. 29. Noon to 10:00 In kitchen. Oreplaee In Rec IJI.II Illes pd. Ph. 4*-1791. 220-3 RT. 141 p.m. Friday and Sabmlay. room, attJcl!ed garage. can Gl. ~ IIR. bath, porch. outbldgs .• Noon to 8:00 p.m. Sunday. 1110% financing. NEW mndem S bedroom brick. COtJN'IT FAIR rarden, I sere, S8,500. Prichard llotel. Huntington, attaehed garage. just outside Dl!liiONBTRA'I'OR lEAL NICE w. va. !U-3 Home lotaled In the Vl!lage of HAPPIN£55 IS ctty limits. can or 1118 ZIG ZAG Mwil!f maeblne Having enougll elbow room lor Eureka, S BR. formal DR, large STt-Hit. 22Q.tl used at eowrty fair. '111111 ma· VW, sunroof, 15,000 mlles, !8 the whole family. This 5 acres kitchen, paneled LR. front eblne wiD do fancy work. $1750. Pb. 146 18111. 221-3 oilers enough room lor an fOlD' )lake bultGnholel, dam • JDG. porch, good view of the river, NIW anfmullhed iJ*iiWIDI, acUVIUes. Four BR, bath with uogram, Ws machine I!Oid large garage, Prl"" $11,000. I adllltl aa!J. Ill vanity, utility rm., so • 15 carFor Sale or Tnde OUR SERVICE doean1 cost..,_. Aft. I'll. ftl.llll. lor f[OIUG now $44.110 or t&.OO peted living rm. with atone fire. per month. Try II In J1llll' ! ROOM boule for aale or trade It pays benefits from our aeJ. place, eentral air, 2 ear garap, In country. Ph. 146 138tl. Prlee lve sale effort. UST W1TR the bome. Call mall. 117-tl farm pond, Bapplnell Ia fiDd. tu10118ii&D ._, s rm., par$3000. 211-11 DJU.()N AGENCY. log aD Ws priced In the teens. ROBART OOLON, Realtor J'ACI'ORY a.oiiE OOT ..... . . .. Ma1ll TRAILER SITE C111J. 1!1o pell. IIJJ Seeond 1168 FAMOUS brand alerlo, 11180 RAMBLER otalloa WIIDD. -4 Or Homesite. best view In lovely walllut llnllb, lbJa aet Pb. Mtl.fSill. 1174 Aft. Pb. Ill ato ar LDeiiJe .. Boward Plantz Sub., S big luts on cor· Eveat.p 41f.IJ:II me A... ~aU hu 1Ji8 aulomaUc ""*"8er. ner, trees, frott. AM-J!'M redlo. This sol sold Real Eat... For Sale "ot•,.•ICB"'"::opa::ee:-;far;:--:rent. can much hlcJ>er now will tell lor BUILDING SITES 1•t112 from I a.m. 1111 I $1111.45 or t&.OO per monlb. NEW 3 bedroom brick, 1111 aty, Kaoau10. Rl. 160, Rl. 7, bath, bulltln kltdlen, HW p.m. Try u Ill ,.,. home. CeD Rl. 141. Abo vaeanl lll!d. Doors, attacbed one car 11· I'IWGIII. 117-tl ftYIIIO '1'0 ...,., rage. Just outside city limits. PUJUII!Gtll ~ eo. ew. VII 211).4 tiel 8lell8 Arnold. Part ()m. COON DOG lor aale. Ph. SIJI. ~. IIB1J LOCt."nCII 4•17" "fiiBDIIIIIn • I'I'ATB li&JOi_,.R,.,INS lnl Bulel. 71-11 1619. ZJJ.3 1111 Wid& 11 ttl . , . . Amh f, ...... 1l(lii!J.E HOME 101!0. Naturol l2 GAL. Weotln8house aleetrte . . furllae<!, fuD abe 1 a 1 hot water beater, Welling- I A. 3 Bedroom homo, panel. I Br., I bloet lnllll l<boal. TWO I bedloum 8rieb, i..1D nDI6 and mrtgeratar. All house dtspoaal, aale prlee ing, oil furnace, bath, on KeyU JGII'nl r.IDt lleaa1od daa't aii'JIIel lbrnlshed. I'll. ... llrhe, Rio Grade. tiiAI $30. Ph. 4t6-27H. :tiN stone Rd. near Vinton. eall: tile oner II - . tii.OIJ, CeD lllll. ., ~ FOR THE l1neot pipes made, fl ROOM all paneled, I bed- d;r lo lrlde. P1lll pice ...... IIIII GIIIIDd taler. ..., room, new modern ldlohen, . N.w Ustlng IIBW lllll Apartment, t noma come to Tawney's at 122 Set> cablnetJ, new lurnace, new 1 BI!!NIOOII p . 11 0.. NICE I room boule IIIII ba1b, ond Ave. Allo aee the new ...... atll............. hot tonk, largo lot. llold Aft. Jdl homo far outhn)Jdl!llll. 1711 Oltfllam lniiJ located. can Mtlaan pipe butane IJiblen, only Quickwater pouesston. famDJ. Prlelll _.., Ave. Nlee lot, prteo tllllll. clql, . a t after I. .U t&.85. 21M 4 BEDROOM home cloee to hoi..... Half eaa be flna...,, I'll. 411plt&l, eleelrlc stove, part pan. A rtment H SLaPING rooma, ~ OVERLAND house trailer. lurtal. 1114 two bathe. fuD bale· II~ !rttb1s~ rata. Park Control llolel. nl!bed. Ideal lor couple or eled. 1 ,_ ment, two car port. Nloe 71-11 camping trailer IS50. ABC home. Immediate poa-... ipl, 1-1 , _ aplll. and I Super C<>acl! house traDer, NICE home S bedroom lot of IIDIIe noma: life Ill 4 , _ tuRN. apt. I bodNawa, aiiJI. lumiahed, 2 bedrooms. Slll95. awnlnga ;,..port v.;, n]ce 1PL IIIII 1'811 fnllll Nil ol tlllpald,lllstalllt.PIL Smith's Auto Sales, Kanauga, tilcllen.' large room. ba.nm pq WID 1111 1111117 aller I p.m. !aU 0. 211-S Ev....,.: ar tr111e far _apw JOGJM· .: ·: .•.. I WANT a ranch atyle oo a Iorge 1 1&0' lot? Corpeted Dvlnc room, hall and bath, eentral hOI air heal, ear-port, u!Wty room, · nnall eqully and .._,_ an FHA lOIII at 5%. Vacaal- located on a state Road. LIKE a water front? '111111 beaJ>. liful two (Z) story bome hu a picturesque view of !be 01110 River, large LR' with fireplace, tarmal dining room, S BR, 1141 bath, basement, 2 cor gerage, BT drive, lot Ill' • tOO', plenty 7 INCH jointer; com binder; of and obrubo.. cord wood saw with belt and DESIRE cl!arm and eOmforl lJJ pulley. - · 220-S this stone and bloek I~ ·story . t.ome. I~ bath; .qlee ldtcllen, DRILLIIIG macMDo, aood mo- gluaed In porch, IDIJ .l>lfement lllr IIIII drilling bill IIIII Jill. with an unusual ree. z er. All combJned fSIG, Pb. fireplaees, located m a oorner Em 7-71111. ...., lot. aD kinds of beauUiul INies WaDpaper, Plelure P'l'lmll!l - Eleelrle. 1M 1f MULLINEAUX DI!XXIRATING f4e.a LOW, LOW, PRICI!:B em llat- Since lf.ll Ill '11lird Am~~~~, GaiJipolll treaes. Rice IDd Corbin """' nllort. • If STJilRE() • RADIO. C<>mblnaUon .· ReaiEatateforSale' · I .' • 5? """' located .. !be Bula•We Road, · 1004 produetlve Jllld, lood lence, plenty walel' ' Trfllune 125 Thlrcl Aw. .. ... ' home or remodellnl, 10t ,._ 8TORII DOOR& I WIMilOWII COMFORT A'WI!b!p, wparll, l'llllnp We ere bulldera. !llllriiJulur We oRer a dream home on Da!Awe BroJben Palnll lor Bolpolnt AppllaMII. AJI. AIL Help Wanted ......,...... ·......,.,...., 23" 11164 2141 T. GMC Gllllpells 1Jft 2~ T. Cblrr. 11151 Ill T. GIIC plolalp 1181 2 T. l'lllernlllclll Fers.le 1115S Ill T. Dodge plotap J YR. OLD one hall Arabian ltlltl 1111 T. Docile traot geldlug, 54 ln. tall, light tan 11156 1 T. Int. Traclar with white tall and mane, not IlleS Ill T. Cblrr, plebp broken $150. zcs.m6. z:»-2 ll8tl I T. OIIC I Mlnnea110111 lllaiiDe Paww MONDAYS and Tueedays are Ullt piece gOOds remnant days at New 10" Ro1ar7 Olllllw Upper Murphy. 4 yards Sl.llt). S211.1!0. New 1.:11 x II, II plJ S2 CARE lor small baby in my home. Have references. 44612211. 2211-3 For Sate 36'' x x.onil Alunalnuna Sheets ',,· 1S Pattern lor UYI!W 7:30 8 Slll&),y ltkl Show Jl f'.rftut ,.... SllliW .. Kartoort Kanii...J. .. .. ~ d a :1;60 a 13 ~ Edll or Nw.t ."'"" 8 Trll! :1 con Cab Rlpart McHile'e ·Na") .""' 11:00 ., Slllp Jul&ll*l IS· CGwllr7 Clm:lull 8:00 1S IW1ociJ Kamhal .... 1:1 ~War¥ 10:10 .~· :1 Ca1en.:tf L · I BeNd¥ lllilbdlll. 1:1 ' Dido; Ce.tlltt UtOO· ... 3 111M: DauKiu !miOW 8 CllltliD KiiWlrOO s Gi\Jialll'l lllallll Dirk st"Adafrl '"" 13 lkllale'• Na'7 .... TralAor~ 10:00 :llSalpJ. . . . . ··---...,,-.... 11 s.nworu. 1030 1 ewe• d'CII I ...... HIQMUiM 11 m:n c:::awa _.. • ,... I(. . . Cl'ldlbl I...,,._ lit. ~ ~· ·-~ d ..... T1 i: 3· Mr. fM10oo 1:1 Stevto -wer. ~ Mr. Clnooa :1 Pm'J Ml101t 5:00 8 Gillf81.a'l laland 1:1 Dark SI!Mowl ' ""'·~--­ ·- .. IMellla ". 13 ...... Jl: • . ' ... ... - • Picture I ~ N.n Ce!ltral 11 llln"GrUDit a a..u.,- &Wder Rtpcn Wdtlr"~ I '"" ............,_ ... S ntiA!imal I I Love Lttey ""' I WIN. WIWI W'Qt , . Nih-_ot .. G.M .... ......:=,•t•• o--PJh ,'ti . . . SIJNDAY Barry, Blrbanl Hale 13, Zort. the Greek TIIURSDAY AnthoQ,y Qulm 7:00 8, Wit nus for the Prapeu. 8, Allied r.nglec hlddon - Tyrone PD'II'er, Mlr· dent - Gforge Brent. Marl lene Dietrich Alden ~: 00 8, GypJY - Nlalle Wood, MONDAY Roaallne RusteD 13, Pd Climb lhe HilheBI 11 :20 8, B&IZIII(I; Sind, Deliah Mountain - Susan lkywlrd, Lavl Rol'l' calhoun FRIDAY 3, The Al1 of Low - 7:00 13, Home Beton DariiJamu Gamllr, fulgl.e Dick· f:fl'em Zlmllall5., RhcJIIII ln1011 !-1eming a, Jlollda; In 111~ - 9:00 ~ . Sal and thtl Slngle Girl Deal Ar11111, Mary Hltcher -Natalie Wood, TIIIQ' Curti• TUESDAY 11:211 8, NorthernPuriUii-Er· 3, Twililhl of 1hl roi. F'lyl".l. Helll'lu.t Dl.nt.IM Rock Hud-, C)'d Clariue SATURDAY 3, Blbdlold - Rock Hud- 9:00 3, The Train, Burt J..&n... aa.til cantllllll cuUir. 8, Allied Y11l11.m Gold13, Relurn ol the f11 Kirllf Grant. Martha Hyer SlteUIII In lhe stcy WEpoiESDAY So Youq(, SO BMWIIo'l Got the llelnreld. APn Francil -Lw .,.;,.,, DeanMirdn 3, Nl&fd.PuAC*-Jamll .. Hou . . . !lory - Gene Stewart. God•- I .rurt.ton1.11 11 Tnath Ol" CcluequeKel .3 I DlnVeDD,tla I ~ ,. flaill"l , .............. I ' j ... .. ..,.. 3:)0 You Don't 5I,)' 8 Mo¥W13 0.. ~ I,_ • New•Pletare I (!lpltll Hill central tl .... Grlllln 8 S.C:ret starm 1:1 Genual Hotpltal 5:30 3 F.4p ot Nllht fil- Anoeher Work! :1 ~ 8 SIMp)' Jetren Sbow :i:Ot :1 PMTY llaiOII II ,._._ 11 Chureh oi Otrtlt 4:0G :1 llr. Cll1ooll 13 s. .. Allen u Bible Answert 7:00 l:l 0111 Life lo LJw I 3:00 ..... AIOtbtr World: 8 Secret stnnn 13 C..rallfolpl.. :I::M 3 Y•OO.'t !it1 ~ :1 Mike Doull&l 8 CIIIWD K&AIWOO ...... •· �. ., SundiiJ', September 22, 1968 's Manager Marty Weill ·.C.. ontent wit"- Quiet Ironton Life . ED. NOTE; Marty Weill, Ironton, the ftlmous ex-Ogllt manager Whoae crownlnc: achievement was Hocky Marciano, Is conftned to Holzer Hospital following surgery last week. He set aside time, ud his assorted ills and pains, to talri. graeiously with reporter Pat. Houck who has tllreatened in the past to !orsake her women's beat and "do a thing on spor ts." This is he r Sports Thing. She round Mr. Weill a kind, wa r m-h eated person, who though nurtured in the denizens or Megapolis and among the shadowy figures of the professional boxing world , content to live out his yean in a smallish southl!rn Ohio town doing what he can to make ror his sons a tomorrow better than his yesterdays. ;,• ' ,•' ' ' .<· . . '' ' . :·:-- '" By PAT IWU CK The sights, sounds and smells of the boxill8 arena in the early ··l!IOOs are forever a part ol Marcy Weill's childhoOO days in New ·1 'ork. But MartJ.· chose the peaceful, settled tHe of Ironton, in which to bring up his sons, Marc and Mickey, He wauted · them to be able to share hi s lire, and he wanted to teach them wholesome values, he would be unable to do Ulis a s a tight manager. "It was a temptation to stay in thP fight game," he told me. "After all, tile next tough kid that comes in off the street might be another world champion." The year 1955 was a fitting time to bow out, since hi s righter, Rocky Marciano, was also retiring. Marciano defeated Jersey Joe Wolcou in the 12th rourd after having been floored in the first round. Tttus, Marty became the manager of a heavyweight world champion. Marciano's winning the greatest fight prize of all didn't come as muc-h of a surprise to Marty, Marty knew Marciano was fired with determination and ambition to becomt.! the besl He remembers other traits of the Brockton, Mass. slugger: Most boxers had to be made to stick to the rules. Marciano had to be reminded to relax and rest. The surprising thing was, when it came to ttte night of a big bout, Marciano could lie down and sleep while ltte others were 01 \1) tighL" Marciano had Intended to go into baseball, his first love, and cHd for a time. But he didn't achieve the measure of success he de sired and turned to h i s aecond love, boxing. THE WEILLS IN BOXING Following in his father' s footsteps, Marzy Weill l'IOrked 'lith Madison Square Garden, the Hippodrome, (where Houdini p e r formed ttls famous escape acts) Coney Island, Broadway Arena and Ridgewood Grove. Marty worked with o t h e r fighters through the years. He traveled with them and promoted bouto from New York to Cal- He preaentl,y serves u trua-. the ElluJ, secrelar)' of the Ironton lloyi' Club, chairman ot the Llooo, Pretddent or the Lawrence COUnty Youth Coun- teo ·Of cil. ... ltornla. Benny Leonard and Kid Chocolate were two ol hfs rtgtrt. ers. Sometimes out.()[-town. small time promoters tried to absCond with the ftgbt proceeds before the fighters were paid. Marty had standing instructions from h i s father to su into Ute ring with the boxer, but to allow no fight until the money was "{orked over." A big job for a small 17-year~ldl There are incidents that stand out in Marty's mind from those days. His father was held up several times after a big gate at ~eenspotu-o, L, L, so his father hit upoo the Idea or stuffing the wads of currency Into 13year-old Marty's shirt. The first time this happened, Marty ran home and unlrtuffed his shirt in front of his startled mother. After that when his father was held-up the crooks found no mooey on him. He also remembers, Johnny MazanoliJe whowasknockeddown and received a blood clot on the brain . He recovered after a long time, but the incident impressed on Marty that lighting Is a tough game. Marciano· was an aggressive boxer. Mar1;Y maintains "There are fighters and boxers. Pound lor pound, &.gar Ray Robinson was the best fighter Pve ever seen. He was accom,pllshed, and made the other Cellow do what he wanted. But Marciano was different, he was a slugger." Marzy recalled his lather and movie liar George Rllft -t- ftghters for many years. H 1 s father, AI Weill, now 70, Is retired and living In Florida. lng In ball1'0011l den<lng contests. "The fellas gave the cups a.nd t:Fophles to the girls and Plt the checks In their Pl)eketl,'• he said. In 1949 Mart.Y was with ~ ctal Services entertaining at the VA Hospital In Dayton, He mt\t a slender, black-hatred girl from Ironton, Evelyn FAelson, who was aerving as the fSeld director for ·the American Red Cross. Part oC MartY's act was to use local names arid color. He got these !rom Evelyn. When she didn't laugh at his Jokes, he became more intrigued and vowed to return aild win her over. To .pole Evelyn, who w a s present for this interview, ,.We married and llved happily ever ·after. " LIVE IN ffiONTON In the past 13 years he has Marty'o eommenl on the lack ol interest In boxing ~ wal that It became more ot a busl"'ss than a sport.. "When that happens,' the fans lose interest,,. c given opproval by Ohio to sell 190,000 shares or stock tt $tn ha said. "The 1a1ne thing will happen to etltor oports II too much money ia. involved, and .tthey·become overly corrunerdallzed.N Asked to explain the dlflertnee between the tough young boy !rom Lancaater who bed. the a share thrqugh Ohio stock arvl Investment eo,, !t>r)ngfteld. The facUlties wlJJ seat 400 to 500 persons at tiered tables on three sides of a revolvins stage In the plL The establishment will serve a buaet dinner will to win, and toda,y'o trouble • plagued youth, Weill had Broadway • . type lheatricU.pfo- this to say: "TOday' I parent& are 0 V e J. protective or their children to (all you can elt) and present a ·t ' \~r '• ,. ~ each boose, giving a production ., a potential or m«ire then ·~ months, · · Uoyd oakl his Orm woUld proo_ ddte some or dle plays and.1 q · ,would be brought In b)' oth~· producers. He believes , better'. · can be obtained, would be extra. productions will be avaUable It The buildings would \le p~r- they can be offered tl)e prOfpeel ·manent, . heatAid .,a air condi- or a six-mouth run under a lin110110!1 In E~lah Tudor· arch!· ·.glf contract. teeture with a cedar shingle Directors of Ohio Dinner The-frlnp, Uoyd said. ater Corp, include Fred ·JohnThe company hopes It canes- son, Columbus financierj L. Ken-. tablish the chain so its shows neth Harker, president ol OhiO" can travel from one to another. stock and Investment; Arthur reducing costs of Production. A Katz, Toledo attorney, aeer• show might run for a mont!) at tory; and Judge Russell Diehl . . of cambridge. l"• ~~----------~~~--·· Come·ui Elberfelds Busy Ready to Wear Department On the Second Floor the detriment ot the chlld. Things come too eaoy, They should be given values and the privlJege of accomplishing. They should earn what they get," Marty has practiced what be preaches in his own home. His two sons have had paper routes for years; the smallest, even when he was so small the bag worked with Golden Gloves teams in Ironton. ClUzena of Ironton ln- dragged the ground. tere&ted In helping boys dunaled Marty Is proud ot his sons, With money to bring boys from Lant!lim he has accomplished what caster lnli.Jstrial School t.o com- he came to Ohio to du, pete In the Huntington Golden Gloves Tournament. The boys were on their honor and were housed at the local hotel during the tournament, Marty said their pride in the trophies and jackets the.y won and took back to the school was But some one will. my, "You something to see . One year they have faith and l have works." Show me your faith aport took six championshlpll. Marty is a man interested in from your works, and I by my his community and interested in works will show you my faith. -James 2:18. helping underprivileged boys live • by some ofthevaJuesthatbrought _ Faith in the ability of a him to the little town or Iron.. leader is of slight service un· less it be united with faith in his justice.-George W. Goethals, American engineer. A complete stock ol wearing apparel for women and girls of all size ranges. See our beautiful selectron .of casual an.d fur trimmed coats. ail weather coats, dresses, suits, millinery, blouses, skirts, jumpers, slacks, sweaters, robes, 4usters..,;you have to see for yourself these b~tiful. styles and fabrics. Come In and look around. Capable salespeople to assist you with your selections. ' ' . ,,;t ~ ' ·'\ '' . . .•' '. ' ' I ·.<' --·........ -..... 41 . ~<A.·c .liV - ... C116-/'• btdl« ... r n • ...... fllllte ..... lllrttlla Coli... ; . . . .,...,200 . 1, . !lldvlolled-•d! / ' .. I I .'. , . ' • !amiiY - - ...... ~ ~- the lawn II tile tcludlrtl 1ho Idlelllld, 0 Belle fll LotdiYillo, ,. Frllllt of AJm• II -H.-· ather t in tbo 60L Con- /'VII!'AN IIIINWI. FIVE CENTS J'ORBJIBR YOUNG. 'Jrt • rtng Jns an art teacher DDt aa 1 · e Ia Mn Marpret , of MIMieport. tblt'l Ust Our Convtnitlll Lay Away Plan! .on art maJor and M1 as an art teacher, been lew demuds !Dr or those of uv lelcher . - In llolp ~ u.t 1 Dftl' the 1 - maii.:r Elberfelds In Pomeroy Mrs. Edward E. White and In- S.H-vW. . ... ' ·.' 0B HOEFLICH Discharges Mrs. Clyde W, Bowen, Jr., Mrs~ Landon Burnett, Charles W, Curfman, Sr., Trudy J. Hall, Harry c. Hill, Hobert L. Kanyha; noward P, Lloyd, Leon. ard W, McPeak, Mrs. Bessie A. Plummer, Jane A. Poetker, Daniel R. Riley, Lewis M. Riddle, Mrs. Letha Uiley, Mrs. Eliza WhiUington, Wayne ~ick, . Mrs. 1\ndrew Van Matre, and1 REBUILT PARTS ' •· '• ., on di.JPIIJ, oedcml'iil04l day. eusm AND j .j IQ tnOdol ofCllll1ho ' ~~ .. , ·.u.s. D. McKinniss, Jackson; M r s. Charles Whitt, Pliny, W, Va. Birth Mrs. Charles Whitt, Pliny, W, Va., a daughter, 6:37 a.m. Satur- Next To Old ,,, '· <r In tbe - AI WeUI managed Lou Am- su•.,. Bridge Sit. . . •uHMtl wltll 8Qt.. • • BAIRD BROS. AUTO PARTS OUTLET ' ID.c ' ~ ,...,..,., 1lloedo,y, Thoughts ber&, lightweight champion; Mart;)' servo, welterweight champlonj Joey Archbold, featherweight champion, and tpanY others. He managed bouts in the old l1'' COLUMBUS- A chain oi·SOV• . ducllOn. ' It would ' oporllle yearen dlmer thelters with the nrst round. . . ·. In Cobunbuslo belngpl~~ya COst or an evening at~ dinnew O!U9 , ~olPOtati"!! 1 It w~s. nor ih~ter wQida .be' ,•~ ,,6 learned Frlclp.• per per&OO, l!iCIUdf!lll ' ~ ·!~, Ohio Dimer Thealer corp,.;,~ - p(iy, ·~ aort drinkS liJrOIJ8hCiilt formed recently and has been the everdng. Liquor, If a licen•e to exercise her talia'lo - who opeadJ clay teaching opoclal classes ln the p.mlle Meljrs County - ..,. ';S. fant son. o conduct eveq art or Don Blllrcl one lor el9mentory ldren and aMiher lor PH. 446 4060 • .. 8 A.M. T06P.M. DAILY "If We Don't Have It -We'll Get It" •Alpters F,.. Teletype Service To "40" Major rned by ..... w-ki. . Yorcloln ~ 24 Hr. Wrecker Service and Expert Mechanic At Kana111a - · !ilia u li1 li . _ ___ .... _, _____ AmJED WIIM ~TCHtiG COl.~ NAILS .. . _.. ...... ,. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPfi'AL Admitted - Philip Click, MI. Alto, W, Va. ; Wanda ~rague, Reedsville; Lovercta E v a n 1 , Middleport; Debra Coleman, Middleport; Audrla Sayre, Ra- Admis&lm.a Blaine Edwards, 35 Nell Ave., GalUpolisi Donna M, saxon, Rt. I Gallipolis; Mlos Margaret L, cine; Brian Klzzie, JDomeroy; Em- Bailey, Rt. 2 Crown Cll~; Mrs. ma Broderick, Ponieroy; WUbur Garnet F. Russell, Rt 1 BidNester, Ravenswood; F i n I e y well; Robert L. Miller, Rt. 2 Rice, New Marshfield; Charles Racine; Mrs. Clyde W, Bowen, Fitch, l'l>rtland; Raymond Lam- Jr., Apple Grove, W.Va.; Tambert, RuUand. mie D. Llevlng; Mlos H. Ruth Discharged- Carolyn Woode, Mcintosh, Masoo; Raymond Audria Jeft'rles, Earl DUcber, Coieman, MinersvUJe; Teresa V. Larry ~ncer. Jones, Jackson; Mrs. Jack L. Jooes, Wellston; Elias P. PraMEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ter, Rt. 5 Jackson; Mrs. M e 1Admitted - Ellzsbeth wu. rldge C, Miller, The Plains; Mro. Hams, Pomeroy; Doroth.Y McDan- Anna M. Miller, Waterloo; Mrs. ielo, Middleport; ~lvla Young, Paul W, Leslie, Wellston; Elmer Goy ovUle. II. Belue, Ravenswood; Richard Discharged - None. F . Blanhnshlp, Wellston; Gerald - - -;;. __...., llolzer Medical Center ; VisIting hours 2-4 and 7~ p.m, Parent• only on Ptxliatrlcs Ward .· NAIL DOWN"""/ THE COST NOW •••• ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hill.... •idt. .............. ..__ snbk ... 4 P 'I 811111* ...UY ... tliNdiJ to ............. tw:deliiortoekl..U.•~ '*W-.uind. ......... , ............ , OIOlCE Of HAIOWOOOS 8ooourlull.._at--~~~-po""ll•· 5 ..,._ Gallipolis • t'h!e Customer Parklr.: Drive-in Window bt:rvice eComplete Bankln& Servltc ' FAMILY BOX 9 Pc. $2.45 BUCKET 15 Pc, $3.95 BARREL 21 Pc. $5,25 BOB EYANS STEAl HOUSE • • • 'WE APPRECIATE . YOUR BIJSINESS" "· I laid obt were I~ aa mlaoinl rin-<'Oior CH46 lllarlne I(>Okeomen ' clmmedlnthe- ·----... o f t b e - - while ~a SALHNDS SAT., SEPT. 28 1 tile crtll plunpd - terrilol')'' ... helleoptor .... cut iclay while IUilPI1IIII OPEN FRIDAY Nm 1li. 8 P.M. 110ralln& Juat below Ute bed otrlp betw- Ute ALL DAY SATURDAY DURING SAll ..,... wl1ore u.s. and etlol:ceobaft-. "'l> lo · - ........ IIIII MANY ITEMS NOW ON - SAL-II AND . EVANS Demilitarized z... military opoUIIIIltll .,. The loaseo railed bolioopler battle loU 1o We Are Offering All of Our Regular Stocking Panels·At AGreat~ Reduced Price , Fo~ This Sale. Also .Several New Exciting ~a nels! They Are Just Beautiful and ' Pr1ced.So Low That You (pn't Afford To Miss This Big -Sale. Matching Nails ctnd Complimentary Mouldings. · PLENTY FREE PARKING SPACE ,, . . Communlot - two- of them obt ...,.. u.s. .., U.S. Marines In attd $2.99 .. Oft NI!W WALLS ••• OR OVI!fl OLD WALLS . . _ JlazJ (UPI) - NOW IN FULL SWING SAVE $$$$$$$ SAVE SEE OUR SPECIAL ' FA~l ~Al~ WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE COL . SANDERS KENTUCKY .!')liED CHICKEN. IT IS ALWAYS EASY ANIJ CONVENIENT FOR MOTHER TO SERVE AT HOME. .Guns OUR BIG FALL PANELING SALE ROCKY MARCIANO, lett, great world heavyweight champion; Marty Weill, now of Ironton and a patient at Holzer Hospital Medical Center, alii Arch Heidman, Hagerstown. Md., formerly of 'the boxing world .. 41.(fllllnSirlet "' . Pt.PI.-11nt . : Y(est Vlrglnl• . PhOne 67S.:2362 . ,,.,, . ; �. ., SundiiJ', September 22, 1968 's Manager Marty Weill ·.C.. ontent wit"- Quiet Ironton Life . ED. NOTE; Marty Weill, Ironton, the ftlmous ex-Ogllt manager Whoae crownlnc: achievement was Hocky Marciano, Is conftned to Holzer Hospital following surgery last week. He set aside time, ud his assorted ills and pains, to talri. graeiously with reporter Pat. Houck who has tllreatened in the past to !orsake her women's beat and "do a thing on spor ts." This is he r Sports Thing. She round Mr. Weill a kind, wa r m-h eated person, who though nurtured in the denizens or Megapolis and among the shadowy figures of the professional boxing world , content to live out his yean in a smallish southl!rn Ohio town doing what he can to make ror his sons a tomorrow better than his yesterdays. ;,• ' ,•' ' ' .<· . . '' ' . :·:-- '" By PAT IWU CK The sights, sounds and smells of the boxill8 arena in the early ··l!IOOs are forever a part ol Marcy Weill's childhoOO days in New ·1 'ork. But MartJ.· chose the peaceful, settled tHe of Ironton, in which to bring up his sons, Marc and Mickey, He wauted · them to be able to share hi s lire, and he wanted to teach them wholesome values, he would be unable to do Ulis a s a tight manager. "It was a temptation to stay in thP fight game," he told me. "After all, tile next tough kid that comes in off the street might be another world champion." The year 1955 was a fitting time to bow out, since hi s righter, Rocky Marciano, was also retiring. Marciano defeated Jersey Joe Wolcou in the 12th rourd after having been floored in the first round. Tttus, Marty became the manager of a heavyweight world champion. Marciano's winning the greatest fight prize of all didn't come as muc-h of a surprise to Marty, Marty knew Marciano was fired with determination and ambition to becomt.! the besl He remembers other traits of the Brockton, Mass. slugger: Most boxers had to be made to stick to the rules. Marciano had to be reminded to relax and rest. The surprising thing was, when it came to ttte night of a big bout, Marciano could lie down and sleep while ltte others were 01 \1) tighL" Marciano had Intended to go into baseball, his first love, and cHd for a time. But he didn't achieve the measure of success he de sired and turned to h i s aecond love, boxing. THE WEILLS IN BOXING Following in his father' s footsteps, Marzy Weill l'IOrked 'lith Madison Square Garden, the Hippodrome, (where Houdini p e r formed ttls famous escape acts) Coney Island, Broadway Arena and Ridgewood Grove. Marty worked with o t h e r fighters through the years. He traveled with them and promoted bouto from New York to Cal- He preaentl,y serves u trua-. the ElluJ, secrelar)' of the Ironton lloyi' Club, chairman ot the Llooo, Pretddent or the Lawrence COUnty Youth Coun- teo ·Of cil. ... ltornla. Benny Leonard and Kid Chocolate were two ol hfs rtgtrt. ers. Sometimes out.()[-town. small time promoters tried to absCond with the ftgbt proceeds before the fighters were paid. Marty had standing instructions from h i s father to su into Ute ring with the boxer, but to allow no fight until the money was "{orked over." A big job for a small 17-year~ldl There are incidents that stand out in Marty's mind from those days. His father was held up several times after a big gate at ~eenspotu-o, L, L, so his father hit upoo the Idea or stuffing the wads of currency Into 13year-old Marty's shirt. The first time this happened, Marty ran home and unlrtuffed his shirt in front of his startled mother. After that when his father was held-up the crooks found no mooey on him. He also remembers, Johnny MazanoliJe whowasknockeddown and received a blood clot on the brain . He recovered after a long time, but the incident impressed on Marty that lighting Is a tough game. Marciano· was an aggressive boxer. Mar1;Y maintains "There are fighters and boxers. Pound lor pound, &.gar Ray Robinson was the best fighter Pve ever seen. He was accom,pllshed, and made the other Cellow do what he wanted. But Marciano was different, he was a slugger." Marzy recalled his lather and movie liar George Rllft -t- ftghters for many years. H 1 s father, AI Weill, now 70, Is retired and living In Florida. lng In ball1'0011l den<lng contests. "The fellas gave the cups a.nd t:Fophles to the girls and Plt the checks In their Pl)eketl,'• he said. In 1949 Mart.Y was with ~ ctal Services entertaining at the VA Hospital In Dayton, He mt\t a slender, black-hatred girl from Ironton, Evelyn FAelson, who was aerving as the fSeld director for ·the American Red Cross. Part oC MartY's act was to use local names arid color. He got these !rom Evelyn. When she didn't laugh at his Jokes, he became more intrigued and vowed to return aild win her over. To .pole Evelyn, who w a s present for this interview, ,.We married and llved happily ever ·after. " LIVE IN ffiONTON In the past 13 years he has Marty'o eommenl on the lack ol interest In boxing ~ wal that It became more ot a busl"'ss than a sport.. "When that happens,' the fans lose interest,,. c given opproval by Ohio to sell 190,000 shares or stock tt $tn ha said. "The 1a1ne thing will happen to etltor oports II too much money ia. involved, and .tthey·become overly corrunerdallzed.N Asked to explain the dlflertnee between the tough young boy !rom Lancaater who bed. the a share thrqugh Ohio stock arvl Investment eo,, !t>r)ngfteld. The facUlties wlJJ seat 400 to 500 persons at tiered tables on three sides of a revolvins stage In the plL The establishment will serve a buaet dinner will to win, and toda,y'o trouble • plagued youth, Weill had Broadway • . type lheatricU.pfo- this to say: "TOday' I parent& are 0 V e J. protective or their children to (all you can elt) and present a ·t ' \~r '• ,. ~ each boose, giving a production ., a potential or m«ire then ·~ months, · · Uoyd oakl his Orm woUld proo_ ddte some or dle plays and.1 q · ,would be brought In b)' oth~· producers. He believes , better'. · can be obtained, would be extra. productions will be avaUable It The buildings would \le p~r- they can be offered tl)e prOfpeel ·manent, . heatAid .,a air condi- or a six-mouth run under a lin110110!1 In E~lah Tudor· arch!· ·.glf contract. teeture with a cedar shingle Directors of Ohio Dinner The-frlnp, Uoyd said. ater Corp, include Fred ·JohnThe company hopes It canes- son, Columbus financierj L. Ken-. tablish the chain so its shows neth Harker, president ol OhiO" can travel from one to another. stock and Investment; Arthur reducing costs of Production. A Katz, Toledo attorney, aeer• show might run for a mont!) at tory; and Judge Russell Diehl . . of cambridge. l"• ~~----------~~~--·· Come·ui Elberfelds Busy Ready to Wear Department On the Second Floor the detriment ot the chlld. Things come too eaoy, They should be given values and the privlJege of accomplishing. They should earn what they get," Marty has practiced what be preaches in his own home. His two sons have had paper routes for years; the smallest, even when he was so small the bag worked with Golden Gloves teams in Ironton. ClUzena of Ironton ln- dragged the ground. tere&ted In helping boys dunaled Marty Is proud ot his sons, With money to bring boys from Lant!lim he has accomplished what caster lnli.Jstrial School t.o com- he came to Ohio to du, pete In the Huntington Golden Gloves Tournament. The boys were on their honor and were housed at the local hotel during the tournament, Marty said their pride in the trophies and jackets the.y won and took back to the school was But some one will. my, "You something to see . One year they have faith and l have works." Show me your faith aport took six championshlpll. Marty is a man interested in from your works, and I by my his community and interested in works will show you my faith. -James 2:18. helping underprivileged boys live • by some ofthevaJuesthatbrought _ Faith in the ability of a him to the little town or Iron.. leader is of slight service un· less it be united with faith in his justice.-George W. Goethals, American engineer. A complete stock ol wearing apparel for women and girls of all size ranges. See our beautiful selectron .of casual an.d fur trimmed coats. ail weather coats, dresses, suits, millinery, blouses, skirts, jumpers, slacks, sweaters, robes, 4usters..,;you have to see for yourself these b~tiful. styles and fabrics. Come In and look around. Capable salespeople to assist you with your selections. ' ' . ,,;t ~ ' ·'\ '' . . .•' '. ' ' I ·.<' --·........ -..... 41 . ~<A.·c .liV - ... C116-/'• btdl« ... r n • ...... fllllte ..... lllrttlla Coli... ; . . . .,...,200 . 1, . !lldvlolled-•d! / ' .. I I .'. , . ' • !amiiY - - ...... ~ ~- the lawn II tile tcludlrtl 1ho Idlelllld, 0 Belle fll LotdiYillo, ,. Frllllt of AJm• II -H.-· ather t in tbo 60L Con- /'VII!'AN IIIINWI. FIVE CENTS J'ORBJIBR YOUNG. 'Jrt • rtng Jns an art teacher DDt aa 1 · e Ia Mn Marpret , of MIMieport. tblt'l Ust Our Convtnitlll Lay Away Plan! .on art maJor and M1 as an art teacher, been lew demuds !Dr or those of uv lelcher . - In llolp ~ u.t 1 Dftl' the 1 - maii.:r Elberfelds In Pomeroy Mrs. Edward E. White and In- S.H-vW. . ... ' ·.' 0B HOEFLICH Discharges Mrs. Clyde W, Bowen, Jr., Mrs~ Landon Burnett, Charles W, Curfman, Sr., Trudy J. Hall, Harry c. Hill, Hobert L. Kanyha; noward P, Lloyd, Leon. ard W, McPeak, Mrs. Bessie A. Plummer, Jane A. Poetker, Daniel R. Riley, Lewis M. Riddle, Mrs. Letha Uiley, Mrs. Eliza WhiUington, Wayne ~ick, . Mrs. 1\ndrew Van Matre, and1 REBUILT PARTS ' •· '• ., on di.JPIIJ, oedcml'iil04l day. eusm AND j .j IQ tnOdol ofCllll1ho ' ~~ .. , ·.u.s. D. McKinniss, Jackson; M r s. Charles Whitt, Pliny, W, Va. Birth Mrs. Charles Whitt, Pliny, W, Va., a daughter, 6:37 a.m. Satur- Next To Old ,,, '· <r In tbe - AI WeUI managed Lou Am- su•.,. Bridge Sit. . . •uHMtl wltll 8Qt.. • • BAIRD BROS. AUTO PARTS OUTLET ' ID.c ' ~ ,...,..,., 1lloedo,y, Thoughts ber&, lightweight champion; Mart;)' servo, welterweight champlonj Joey Archbold, featherweight champion, and tpanY others. He managed bouts in the old l1'' COLUMBUS- A chain oi·SOV• . ducllOn. ' It would ' oporllle yearen dlmer thelters with the nrst round. . . ·. In Cobunbuslo belngpl~~ya COst or an evening at~ dinnew O!U9 , ~olPOtati"!! 1 It w~s. nor ih~ter wQida .be' ,•~ ,,6 learned Frlclp.• per per&OO, l!iCIUdf!lll ' ~ ·!~, Ohio Dimer Thealer corp,.;,~ - p(iy, ·~ aort drinkS liJrOIJ8hCiilt formed recently and has been the everdng. Liquor, If a licen•e to exercise her talia'lo - who opeadJ clay teaching opoclal classes ln the p.mlle Meljrs County - ..,. ';S. fant son. o conduct eveq art or Don Blllrcl one lor el9mentory ldren and aMiher lor PH. 446 4060 • .. 8 A.M. T06P.M. DAILY "If We Don't Have It -We'll Get It" •Alpters F,.. Teletype Service To "40" Major rned by ..... w-ki. . Yorcloln ~ 24 Hr. Wrecker Service and Expert Mechanic At Kana111a - · !ilia u li1 li . _ ___ .... _, _____ AmJED WIIM ~TCHtiG COl.~ NAILS .. . _.. ...... ,. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPfi'AL Admitted - Philip Click, MI. Alto, W, Va. ; Wanda ~rague, Reedsville; Lovercta E v a n 1 , Middleport; Debra Coleman, Middleport; Audrla Sayre, Ra- Admis&lm.a Blaine Edwards, 35 Nell Ave., GalUpolisi Donna M, saxon, Rt. I Gallipolis; Mlos Margaret L, cine; Brian Klzzie, JDomeroy; Em- Bailey, Rt. 2 Crown Cll~; Mrs. ma Broderick, Ponieroy; WUbur Garnet F. Russell, Rt 1 BidNester, Ravenswood; F i n I e y well; Robert L. Miller, Rt. 2 Rice, New Marshfield; Charles Racine; Mrs. Clyde W, Bowen, Fitch, l'l>rtland; Raymond Lam- Jr., Apple Grove, W.Va.; Tambert, RuUand. mie D. Llevlng; Mlos H. Ruth Discharged- Carolyn Woode, Mcintosh, Masoo; Raymond Audria Jeft'rles, Earl DUcber, Coieman, MinersvUJe; Teresa V. Larry ~ncer. Jones, Jackson; Mrs. Jack L. Jooes, Wellston; Elias P. PraMEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ter, Rt. 5 Jackson; Mrs. M e 1Admitted - Ellzsbeth wu. rldge C, Miller, The Plains; Mro. Hams, Pomeroy; Doroth.Y McDan- Anna M. Miller, Waterloo; Mrs. ielo, Middleport; ~lvla Young, Paul W, Leslie, Wellston; Elmer Goy ovUle. II. Belue, Ravenswood; Richard Discharged - None. F . Blanhnshlp, Wellston; Gerald - - -;;. __...., llolzer Medical Center ; VisIting hours 2-4 and 7~ p.m, Parent• only on Ptxliatrlcs Ward .· NAIL DOWN"""/ THE COST NOW •••• ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hill.... •idt. .............. ..__ snbk ... 4 P 'I 811111* ...UY ... tliNdiJ to ............. tw:deliiortoekl..U.•~ '*W-.uind. ......... , ............ , OIOlCE Of HAIOWOOOS 8ooourlull.._at--~~~-po""ll•· 5 ..,._ Gallipolis • t'h!e Customer Parklr.: Drive-in Window bt:rvice eComplete Bankln& Servltc ' FAMILY BOX 9 Pc. $2.45 BUCKET 15 Pc, $3.95 BARREL 21 Pc. $5,25 BOB EYANS STEAl HOUSE • • • 'WE APPRECIATE . YOUR BIJSINESS" "· I laid obt were I~ aa mlaoinl rin-<'Oior CH46 lllarlne I(>Okeomen ' clmmedlnthe- ·----... o f t b e - - while ~a SALHNDS SAT., SEPT. 28 1 tile crtll plunpd - terrilol')'' ... helleoptor .... cut iclay while IUilPI1IIII OPEN FRIDAY Nm 1li. 8 P.M. 110ralln& Juat below Ute bed otrlp betw- Ute ALL DAY SATURDAY DURING SAll ..,... wl1ore u.s. and etlol:ceobaft-. "'l> lo · - ........ IIIII MANY ITEMS NOW ON - SAL-II AND . EVANS Demilitarized z... military opoUIIIIltll .,. The loaseo railed bolioopler battle loU 1o We Are Offering All of Our Regular Stocking Panels·At AGreat~ Reduced Price , Fo~ This Sale. Also .Several New Exciting ~a nels! They Are Just Beautiful and ' Pr1ced.So Low That You (pn't Afford To Miss This Big -Sale. Matching Nails ctnd Complimentary Mouldings. · PLENTY FREE PARKING SPACE ,, . . Communlot - two- of them obt ...,.. u.s. .., U.S. Marines In attd $2.99 .. Oft NI!W WALLS ••• OR OVI!fl OLD WALLS . . _ JlazJ (UPI) - NOW IN FULL SWING SAVE $$$$$$$ SAVE SEE OUR SPECIAL ' FA~l ~Al~ WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE COL . SANDERS KENTUCKY .!')liED CHICKEN. IT IS ALWAYS EASY ANIJ CONVENIENT FOR MOTHER TO SERVE AT HOME. .Guns OUR BIG FALL PANELING SALE ROCKY MARCIANO, lett, great world heavyweight champion; Marty Weill, now of Ironton and a patient at Holzer Hospital Medical Center, alii Arch Heidman, Hagerstown. Md., formerly of 'the boxing world .. 41.(fllllnSirlet "' . Pt.PI.-11nt . : Y(est Vlrglnl• . PhOne 67S.:2362 . ,,.,, . ; �' ... ;.· .. ' . ' I' .. M I , .. - i ------·· -....- .;. ED. NOTE: Marty Wei whole crowning achievemt Holzer Hospital following ~ -· - 4 . I ... .__ ........._ .._:..,:... ' ' __________ -- -- - -~ - .. · -·· .-... ..... . . .; - ,.. :: ~ _eou,.. '· -· -I )'ears in a smallish soutbl for his sons a tomorrow btl The sights, sourxls 11)1 ·1900s are forever a part IJid ·~ llmll1 - to bring up his sons. Mare; .. .... teach them wholesome l'l light manager. . ,1Frloat Ill AI-If. 'ldelds1 CWJ- • f blo modol "' tho iediHl .,.... u.s. ..... ....,.. ... · ~·. ·,.,·,. " I- The year 1955 was a Rock.Y .Marciano, was also J Marciano defeated Jer hiving been Qoored in Qt manager of a heavyweight .·.... . ;:.:: . .. ~ ... ~l(,f.\1! IJU1" '/0/J JoiA\I~N-r: AN'{ OF "TU"" • •; . I .. "" ... PiP f) I - ~- · ather 1 THINK QIII:.Y 1 KNOW/ OF IT ! · t In a. 601. ec!IM!f . CollwU:b liCit- , _ . 'nleldl,y. .. . ·r in tbe rm tbwelt. • II·'ZZ ~ ' bitlon to become the besL ton, Mass. slugger: Most boxers had to be 1 to be reminded to relax Ilk The surprising thing bout, Marciano could Ue .. ~ tighl" Marelam had intended Into baseball, bls flrs!IOV< dld for a time. But he achieve the measure of su be desired and turned to ~ PE'ACE. '" greatest [ight prize or .al Mart,y. Marty knew Marcil ( :-:.- . a. "''"'II ... JdlnUc1, I ;Bolla Ill LGuiiiVIIIo, • ., "It was a temptatiOit "After all, the next might be another world chaJ ,; ~tmodoll-- He wanted them to be ·.·. wl111- 111 tho •. , Ill ...... .•. York. But Marty chose the 1 lmsjeljr 200 • %! :::~ .._._ ... lb ri- • !lllallrac- !£ -. .. nurtured in the denizens figures of the professiOOa Clll>w ~~laciiCI I& Ill lilt MDI- ~. and his assorted ills and Pat. Houck who has threat~ beat and "do a thing on spor She roorw:t Mr. Weill 1 ' . ·--· ··-· --··- ... ·~· .. SROBT -RIBS ...:f.;ontenl ~ . -· , j t FIVE CENTS .t I ... Jrt second love, boxing. • THE WE!J.LS IN BOXIN Following in his father'f steps, Mar1;y Weill worker: 11ghters £or many years. father, AI Wetll, now 7 CAPTAIN BAllY by ,Leslie Turner ~~~----------~~ ., ~. WELL 1 IT 6ET~ LONESOME IIERE 1 AT retired and living in Fl, AI Welll managed Loo bers, lightweight champion t;y Servo, welterweight c "11!' 11AIE6. &liT 1 DOJoiiT 11-IINK DOLL'i VIOULD \. "'~' Alf I NEARL'I lUND! ATLANTA! ErOT A Clolll liT- CAAO Ff'IOM· HER, UN1ll. LAST VEAA ! ion; Joey Archbold, featherl thamplon, and many others He managed ' bouts In U rtng JRS JB HOD"UCH c an art teacher nut 1111 ? • ,, Mra. Mlrpret or Middleport. u.t't ... BAIRD BRO! AUTO PART~ OUTLET f as an art teacher, been few denwdo for 1 - Next TeOid io exercise her calLewlo - who opeada clay lell<hiDK &POc:ill .. .' ... eUSED AND REBUILT PART! classes ln the p...U.e Meigs Cl>uiiiY - Wll- ..·c• S..HonryW. "' Dell a.lrd JUtT DECIDED. ., 'c .-• p,.. Teletype S.nrlc To "40" Major w-ki,.Yo. . ln rned by '" • .6Stms . Guns 24 Hr. Wrecker Servl and Expert Meehan! At Kanauga (UPI) - JIOUSB WITH A ~IMPI.E ONE-6Yl.LABLE CAT! . ,. I' I I ·-••' · ~ NAIL DOWN ..... .... ~f· O• ·~ 1: ":f '. . •.' .. ' •• •' I • ' .. I ~- '' .. .. ~ •. •~ I - - I ~·---._.._.. ..... - .- ... 'J • - , • c .. .. --------- ~ -. .'( ,_ ,,;. ··, j ' ~ t z- JPQkesrnOD 1114 lllx wve Illtad u mlallnl rin.mor CHt6 lllriDo ~ ... J..JKE \ u.s. · o , - ollhemiAipMarines In IDII Demllitarlzed mllltary !p'Wem• IY. 'I1le loa aes nlMd belloopler bailie loll ID u.s. ~'3TAQT I Commuallt obot down slx WINTHROP f r. ldren and another ' .opters "If We Don't Have -We'll Get It" THE COST NOW •••• o conduct ownl!w ort one lor elemenllrJ' TAAT 114AVE IUSINESY IN ATLANTA! IIOPI~! BA.M. T06P.M DAILY ER, VE~... I·I'M DOLL'I NALL'I... WHAT "'" 1 DO ~ 'IOU 1 ~ ... I MA'IIE J.I&R ACROMTIST MIR FOR 11101&111 Ptf. 4464060 .... or those of aiQ' - lollolp ··tfat .Ditter, ovu: tbe Sllvor Bridge Sit. ·..... on art major and 611- ~ ., ~.-- 't I �,, ~- .. • ... , - '' ~·if. . .. ~ ·-.. -..... · · - - ~ . . ...... ~d · · · ·t ..:.IJI'fli " .... :. ..i::fr:.r·~ .""~.-n .. ..... · ~- - ~ ---.. . .--. . . -- -... -. -:-: :.-:- . ~- ~-- --~· -~ . - i...;o: . · ·:,>:..:1":":' . ~,,..,.~, ___ ...,...,.. • --·-' ' • a ; ' ;:·;-wn ~~-- t en,; t. \ ' . -· . . ED. NOTE: Marcy whole crowning .' / •- ~• I. ~. .........,.~---~ · BORN LOSBR W~ achieve~· by Art Sanso:at. ~------------------~ Holzer Hospital following ind hls assorted ills and Pat· Houck who has threat beat am 11 do a thing on spo: She loond Mr. Weill'. ... nurtured ln the denizen.s figures of the professioiu yean in a smallish sou~ for his sons a tomorrow ~ ·•. !1: The sights, sounds ff) 1900s are forever a Psi:\ ·York. But Marty chose the J to bring up his soll5, Mare He wanted· them to bt .·. .·. -:· teach them wholesome VI ·. ,·.· manager. "It was a teJI'I)tatlop "After all, the nelt might be another world cha fight :::: ·•"' :::: ·"' :.:- te 1MI ., NU, 1M. T.M. It••· U.S. '•'· Off. . ? ~AAAA! The year 19a5 was a Rocky Marciano. was also . Marciano defeated Je1 having been floored in tl 7 --- • manager of a heavywelgbt greatest fight prize of a Marcy. Marty knew Marci bition to become the best. I ton, Mass. slugger: Most boxers had to be to be remirxled to relax an1 The surprising thing bout, Marciano could lie "IC> tight. .. ·· 'IUeldl,y. rlntlleiiOIIIIwut. FIVE CENT$ . AjOrclano had intended first IOV• dld tor a time. But he Jrt ~~Beball, his achlll.ft'e the measure of su he de Birod and turned tD second love, boxing. • THE WEILLS IN BOXIN Following in his Cather't ~Jng steps, Mart;y Weill workel: fighters for many years. fattier, AJ Weill, now 'i flOP IN, AND LET<S $~if . WE (AN FINO HIM! retired and living in Fl AI WeUJ managed Lot hers, lightweight champion 1;y Servo, welterweight c ion; Joey Archbold, feather · champion, and f]UU\Y other~ JRS )8 .. ... :·: .·. Ho managed boots In U ? o Is Mn. Marpret BAIRD BRO~ AUTO PART~ OUTLET ol Mlddleport, - · · ,. art moJor ond Dll· art teacher, If as an been few demauds for or those of any teacher .- In l&olp I . 1 - ' - mliter1 O'VV the eusm AND ··, <loy teoc:hlng apeeill elasseo In tho public sur ltlE Melp Count,y - ..... o conduct ewniDI art fLEQlON IS!:.TILL A oae for LQ.I6 ·.· 8A.M. T06P.M DAILY .. to exercise her talLewis - whe spendl S..HenryW. or Doll Bolrd PH. 446 4060 .• ' RDUILT PART! ::: ·~· HOEFUCH (. ao art teacher DDt u Next To Old Silver Bridge Silo ... ::: em. t In tile 601. ehmelllary ldren led another fer IIJAY OFF I . ' .opters "If We Don't Have -We'll Get It'' FrM Tolotype S.rvk To "40'' Molor Wrecking Yo,. lit medby /I Slot. Guns 24 Hr. Wrecker Servl and Expert Mecha/11 Communlot down Bix s,twooltllemavJ.S. Marineo ln IIIII (lJPI) - AI Kana111a u.s. zopoke·- Domllltarlzod mllltory >1· '!be losoea n!Nd belloopter baltle loU to DEA~ POLLY-Mp hu ... nl _,. 11itt to work DINI aften pops • butfo!'l, diK ...n a hole in a pocket, finds pa~tts r.ttd pretti•g, etc. Since I could l'ltl'tr •np track o• what was •Hd.d aftd ht would forget to tell mel "'adt little tickers listi~tt the usual neceuities. Each ~'"Sa )'flrlll laop at l'hl tap. Naw, ift ;ust o HCal'ld, lftJ' hu.band teltcts th• right slip aU pets it Dffr ... h•Jtr ...,,. hfs Sldt t. ... IN ,.... ............ Whw... ......... · ottcotlhlootoff..,. .,....,... ·I, THE COST • 5331 ~ •· •• • • ,. .•' . .• I . Idly while ~ oorallng Jut below 1111 lJtd strip bet:: .. u. . -... ·-,_ IIDIS, wtw. U.S. IIIII tltforceablft-. doplll. ..., • ._tllt.., .............if:!!: AIIo..,.. .... . ....... of-... ......... .......... .... . . 1 ·- thfiJIItWIOII!:I.-... IW ~ . .. .......l!il ... wltl flq ....... ....,........ ...... . wllidt·· '-'•... IIIII ~ ' 1111 ll ... -sAIEN4 • '. -~ ''i·i ·:'t~-· • ' • 1\ I' . l: - ~ lf;···~..... i \'c: .. -.(... ' ..... :·, ' (. • ' ' ., 1111 • ·•JIDIII -.a.....,.., Not ,... .,_.,, Ia ....................Wi .. lil ' ·:.: 1£ ~=~.!! ~ l,JD\ aicltl aftd the matarfal 'will not ra..el. Y01r mtat trindlf can be h,tld firmlr il place loy po~ng sondJI!Ipor lot· I 1__. ..... ~r..--- ~ ··- ~ · - -- - ··-·------ ...... ---· . terr11Dr1. 1111. helloopter ...... bEAR POLLY-hfan~ cvth"'t "'ottrKtl tlllt will fCil'tl •ily. mark with crayon thuamtcolararound tht pot<trll (Oil tht .• r: ~ I -w•.-suzv WfOIIJ '.' •'' 1 • Marlneoweeplben. I lhe craft plunaed IIIIo _.,4hwlllobowiiiN.,...oll floor ........-IS. I. A. W. ........ ,.,•..•. • tile-· tile-... while rWIIIlPb'IDI · ~I POLLY-I..._ 1111 ....inl pin lor ...... It wllll • .;.,. II"P"' · licootlllljo.,.ryoor"""'l.. • ..... for I pootectiH 11 yoo ICIU••-MLIJIE NAIL DOWN NOW •••• n... oot1 DEAl POLLY-Till ....h ..._cot f lhloot., ..lld..,'alloifllllll.. llcNI IICII!dl . . . flr=lh-•ooy · J)IOkesmeo Nld Bix were lilted u mlalllnt dn..-r CHt6 MlriM • downed in ... ol ·.•.i i �~~ ' ' . •' :' !- 'l1le SUndoy Tl~ j I··: .arci~ \ I :' . I ~----- ,_. PBISCII.LMS POP I':. :·Conteri ' ' __ ..... --a...- . . ED. NOTE: Marcy ~ whoee crowning achieve HaJzer Hospital followir. and hla assorted ills 1 ....... ·~ bllht . •c••• I& ...... .,lloe ..... Pat. Houck who has thre ·beat and "do a thing on !I( She found Mr. WeU nurtured in the denizt. figures of the professi!J years in a smallish sodl llloenalballnc· . at llorlolla Collu~200 r.mlly-., ond .,__ wllll .... -- for his sons a tomorrow) • The sights, sounds :'a ~-at Gil tho -~· lum at lilt 1900s are forever a pa: illlncl~ tho JdlewlJd, ...:· York. But Marty chose the to bring up his sons, Mar· He wanted them to I teach them wholesome · fight manager. "It was a temptatlt " After all, the ne, might be another world ct The year 1955 was 1 Rocky .Marciano, was als( Marciano defeated J• having been noored in manager of a heavYWeigt greatest fight prize o! Marty. Marty knew Marc bition to become ihe ton, Mass. slugger: Most boxers had to be to be reminded to relax 81 The surprising thin. boul, Marciano could U "up tighL I I ... -· -... '- .·.· .. ..·- ~the Bolle oll.oulnllle, l L. Frlent Gl A'ru • ;JoiOJ)II H. 9ltoldl, CldJ. llad hll moclol Gl lho atJ Fedtral II"' ret, U.S. "I'M IEGINNING TO UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU MEANT WHEN YOU SAID HE !!AD A lAD liGHT HANDr ·-·-·-··· ... ootl1e, ... dbplq. ~~bed 1111 l'iiO f) 7eather 111a11t 1n 111e eo.. caa- dod""• wUb ICitJderal»wen TUeldo.f. p lD tho lllJ lb.... be&, . <<· .-.. '.'J .. ' ~~ FIVE CENTS Marciano had intended lniA> baseball, his first 101 ], ~·:?.:{r dl.d tor a time. But he addeve the measure or S' he de sired and turned to . "MISS JONES IS A FI~M IUIIVEI IN THI IDEA 114AT lVI~ A LIMmD MISSILE DEFENSE IS liTTER THAN NONEf' Baljli lle:li'Q.tlahl 10cond love, boxing . .,1, ..... . :-~ ......·',.. .:•t' :...!, . -. ' ~ ,, • nr,ng THE WED..LS IN BOXn Following in hi! father' step&, Marcy Weill worke figtlters for many years father, A1 Weill, now retired and living in F Al Weill managed L01 bers, llghtweig!rt champiOI cy Seno, welterweight 1 lon; Joey Archbold, feather ~ ::1: -:<;(, ....·.•. :·): :-=~· .: J;:: :~ :: ;~ STAND OWR TI-IE~e WHeiC.e SHI!! c-AN'r 6eE! J~ ~~r I ee:r O'UT OUR WAY j BE: AN INTEREST\N<;, FOR. 'YOU I MR. • bF Walt Wetterberg LIKE MOST OF VOUR OAV6, IT WIL.L. I-lAVE ITS 8RI6HT 51 DE AND ITS """'-- DARK SIDE.... THIS PROMISES TO DOOR/ 7k 1flilte/4. p · champion, and q:wzy other. <· A 6RIEVANGE COMMITTEE WILL A'55EMBLE ON TI-lE FROt-JT STEPS OF C. lTV 14ALL. AT TEN dCL.OCK THI5 '"~.,, MORN IN 6 ••.. I ~ons i BOB HOEFLICH . la an art teacher DDt 111 'lor'/ He managed bouts in t ::1; ,she is Mra. Mupret .... ·-: ~.'~'- . ,r, BAIRD BRO~ AUTO PART OUTLET -:- -·.•.- .. .• ., '!I• ·> ~- •.~ ... .. --... ... lilh an art major and IUJ. IGed as an art teacher • lVB been few demands for -.. --.--lbe anta ~ Next To Old sn.... Bridge Site · eUSED AND REBUILT PART! Ia JWp us to exercise her tal- . WJ.I'I', HEI.L.O, euGS.' HOW NICE OF YOU. TOO~ IN/ w. ~ ...Wf.\ILE. i'Jfi.E ''1 R!t\.TE Gll'IZ.ENS' L.:EA61.JE" GOVER5 . T~E R.e.AR Exit".•••. PLeASI!i! DAILY "If We Don't Have -We'll Get It" 1111· of Meigs Courlq - I=EI'-6MAI.\.. ,],AL't< I , y~;TUNIA. 6T'I!.P who opoado Lewis - rl< day teaching special "' cluseo lD tllo pulllle NO TIMe S..H....-yW. or Don S.lnl 8 A.M. T06 P.M ' or those or any !Me""'"..- ..... PH. 446 4060 . -··,, of Mlddlepon, tblt'l 1.. , ANP A TA')(.-PROTEST 6ROUP WATGI-'ES Tf.\E I E."SGAPE ~ATC.H ON '"T'HE ROOF ! 4 to conduct ...n~~w art ALL.. R16HT, NOW I..ET'5 14 EAR. TI-\E BRI6Jr-l't ) 51 DE! •' . • , MAYOR, - . , one for . - _ , - chUdren ond ......,, for TAAT IS ., THE BR\6HT ' SIDE! Copters Free T...type Senok To "40" ~lor W_kl,.Y•nhln wned by ,Stlltw d Guns 24 Hr. Wrecker Servi and Expert Meehan! At Kanau11 ON (lJPO - Cnnunurllot • abot clown llh U.S. tara, two ot them aupU.S. lllarlnel Ia ond lho Demllltarl2ecl Zone • mllltal')' CAPP .....· .'!· .......,.., Iosee• railed l. bellcopter batlleliall to >day. 1be lllll spokesmen •• llh on ...,.. llatecl u mlaq 2. ftJT '11ti! pU,"!J! ..... 'JWE!IiN +&A'TI!fi:S ·. OF PAPER 'TO'NELCJ.. COVER "lliE'S'I!: WITH , . twin-rotor C8411 Iter downed In tbe ~ rilDn at lho bulrar ...,. II' wldle r~ a . -.I PIECES OF WJ>;:Jt.· . PAPER. .. . . PRESS NAIL DOWN Jult below 1118 lrl>ed atrlp betw- 1118 _,.., - . U.S. IIIII ,._ forces baft tD Ieder ()ewe. --- BooK. THE COST NOW. • • • ld teulby . ocond belieopter w.a cut Friday wlile ...,.., oporallDg Do'NN WITH A. HEA\'Y r ' ... Marine Ilion. aid lho erafl plllll&WII lDID . dopatL l<1lleJ ~.lellllarlDu........ i. I I ltd o:oplllnll • •t<· bM!ee lllll l,lal> ~-IDIII•I£ i I . ...... ibt ioeclli. i~lbld. Not fir ...,; .. ld!ltd,._llll ,,· . .). 1 1 ·.:;,·· . .. / , " .. t -' ' •" ' ' ···~.... J �.. . ~~ry ' . . . ' "" .. ...... -~ ...... ,-""'!"· ....-'10,•"\''•' ~ --- - -~ -- --· .. '""r• .... . ... , .. . ~·. --·· -- • .. · - - _ - - --. -· -·---· ···~ _ • .,. _ . ...... - .. • • ...:._.. • . · - - - · - - - ....,... - - , • . "-~- "- - · " " o.ol.-6; . . . . . . :1;, I ~ f'i' -...<I;J .... •.···~ ~ '•' ,;.;.•' ·.· • .' .:-: . ~. ,·... .., ' ' Hol.ze.- Hospital Collowi11 · and hie assorted llh a· Pat· Houck who has thri ·beat and "do a thing on Sf She found Mr. Weil nW'tured in the deniz.e:' tlpres or the professit) years In a smallish soJi Cor his sons a tomorrow l ' .. !l)o DICK TIIOMAS Plans for tile new Dolta Quoeo w""' dlatuaood Satunll,y nl&hl at t11o 29th liiiiUII mootloc or t11e 11114 Douglder1 ot P . _ •Nrmen 11 the llolel Lafayette In Marietta. Saveral lofa-.Golll.......l Slllen Wefll oo for tllllt ...urv. am oleo for tho satur-· ~ nom bulret lundleon II the ' ' Marietta Boat Club ... the - · ot tile Muokfrwum River, Richard c. Simonton, Lot AJI. pies, Calit., ptesldentotGreene You? Now You Know Marty. Marty knew Marc bition to become the bes' ton, Mass. slugger: Most boxers had to be to be remiOOed to relax II The surprising thf~ bout, Marciano could U .. up tight, .. Marciano had intended Into baseball, his !irst 1(11 did for a tlme. But he aehieve the measure of 111 he desired and turned to aeoond love, boxing. SPEAKER'S TOPIC --: THE PRINCIPAL _...,. at tho nlllrt mOiling In the Llfq. otto lloCol was J. lofack Gomble ot Clarlngtoo, rtllrad e I t• mentar)o' 1ohool prlneljJol a a d o.- The Llne1 presialao told the river but!s about puoenger boll eervloe oo the Rhine River In Gorlnai\Y, wbloh Ia 500 miles In IOII)!tll. He pGinled out thet .... ...... _.tea 28 overn18)11 cndse -o t h e rand wrllfnl river - • JDQ- 1, llu<Jid a... p~,•ibl ' .. 1918, tlte Jllnl clq Karlltta1 1 Pl., tnuurer, ~· ~ lor ..... 'l1le Marlolto 1nNa. boll for the belli& •• boats on tlle Rhine Rlver. """" ... lho .... r1 tile ...... 1111 tople 11111, "lfow I Write kJaaum Rl- ...... alboli ne- Riftr Nen .... WIIJ'." Dr. Qun. ble IIIOke to a capaellf ~co at tho amual m-..r, one ot the largell crowd• over to IItend. ing .,.... of llarlolto eou... 1101'ked CNt u ~ 2Go guellt ate 11114 'flsltacl wltb oadl <tiler at lhe 1am11y . . . . - <11. river peoplo. MillY - - ..... dlopll,!'ed .., tho 11'011 11 ea club lncludiDg lho Idlewild, presently the Belle llf l..ouloYW1, by John L, Frfaat ot AI-• drla, Va. JoiOIIIt H. !blelda, CJdl. lloolhe, hid bls . - . of ea Civil War Federal "'"' 011, U.& s. Cblllloolhe, ... dlaplt.y. (Contlrueclool'qe .j) • a1 •. .a.. a.ii • Re-eleelftd lllho ....... "'"""' ing ware tho olllc:er1 llf the Sloll, lnoluding capt. F-d< Wl,f, leaoher ot Counlf. hal ,lull ...,.u- aut 50 years Jr., Sewickley, Pa., ,....oiAiolrt; of !lOWS rprlfng. J. lofack Gamble, Clarill8tM. liPDr. Gomble hal wrlthll a par Ohio River vtce.,...tident; regular river eolumn In lhe Wa- capt. c. w. Stoll, LooiJvllle, teno~rs JOUI'IIai, St. Louis, No., K.Y ., lower Ohio River vice • lllnoe July 1918 am Ia now lhe prelldont; Copt. J. w. Rutter. 'Olan; and doiD ot river colwrlllleta. He be- Conal Wlnchc.,.... 23 dt.Y - · Two companlea operate ~)I Weather enttne Low '; ' IA>rll&l1l In the 1181. COD- IIderable cl'"""-1 ..._ tared !Dmdor-. 1\loldq, Turning cooler In the DDillt..-. Devoted To · '17u! lntereat. Of The Meigs-Mason Area ' VOL. XXI NO. A~ 11-IERE I'Sf THE A:JRPO.S€ IS "TT EAT AtJD 'SJ..£€ P MID .SHUT UP! All "THeRE MUST BE' A PURPOse' 70 AU.. THI:S! THE WEILLS IN BOXn Following in his father' steps, MartY Well! worke tighter& for many years. father, AI Weill , now retired and living in F. Al Weill managed Lot bers, lightweight champior t;y Servo, welterweight ( ioni Joey Archbold, feather · champion, and !p&n.Y other: He managed bouts in t Next To Old Silver Bridge Site PUSHES FoR Group Plans Youth Center Five ·Accidents pres!-. SCHOOLS - Olllo Gov. ·.. Jlmes A. Rhodia, &mllaJ•a ddeaUon ceremonia~:~ of tile ,_ GalliJo.Melas Alrpart, urged area reoddeata to llfiOri a move llllderw"'' for a...,. .....uonal technical ll'llnllw centar 1J1 tile llallla, Melg0, JaokiCMl ODd VInton c.un-· \Y are. lfo aoouaed Ohio resldenta or havloc practiced ,Y' ulDtellectaal anobbery, look1aa dOWD our noses.n at youqr IIOQilla. to lurn a voc:atlan lnotoad or goiJW to col· ' ,jep. Ollliliillle.o' left II San. OlldeY ('n)llno .-" '· S..HenryW. orDonBolrd PH. 446 4060 whcf - 8 A.M. T06P.M . DAft.Y s ortas -zs nag "If We Don't H~ve -We'll Get It" •Jj1 e _E.•_ ~ Free T..etype s.r.t. To "40'' Me!or w....kh• Yards In A l'ollowshi,p grcq> made up of the YOIIJII! people of lour Pomeroy churches with an aim of establishing a youth center waa rormed at • meetloc Sunday night at tile United Methodht Churcll. Making up tho Initial membershill are young people or tile Muthodl1t Church, the Trildty United ~:~~~:s~:~~~:!!i Ad • t : '~ ·. o rJOUrnmen :r..~~~~. p;:::, ·~ ~·- Sarvl 24 Hr. Wrecker and Expert Meehan! At Kanau1a iroN •• 7 rM BEGINNING 10 nRE OF OUR PA:JBI EM, I 'THINK, CALLS FOR COOKIN'... WE ~ 'IM 1>. GOOD'I' OJR KING'S DISPOSITION, WHICH I CONSIDER 1>. B.to.D IMPOSITION ! WHEN SHES NOT l.DOI(IN'! ,.q- woalit: . &..ate i1aa1t1 let l""'"n dilliit, 111 Aid lboJ Glo Fortu ',.' ,. J:m~~ rim llllllj ~ 1aat part ot Wlltk ''l;::. Church. :s:ea~"'~DIII a - lo out olf HUes, treasurar, am Mary Sue Hayes, secretory, It was decidedthotlnltlalmemberahip lee ot tile group wltll a membershiP c:ard to be Issued to each member wUI be 50 cents aed dues wiD be 2S cents per week, oc- esch meeting. Eli... ' both Blaettllar was aamed chair· man ol the memberoldP eommlttee witll Mark Werry and Stave J..,.U nam'ed to her eommluee.. Mike Struble was llllned chalrman ol the publicity committee. Othera 011the eommltteeare U.. da Rupe am Doma Franclo. --by~ Membori.._, wiD be open to .'1'!11• lime, tile wo7 ._eel youtll or the tour portlclpatloc ll'eoHd for Smale . , . . . ot churches ll'om tho aewnlll grade · tile big IIIOD01 maaiUN, ODd fot: to ,the ', 121b l)flde leveL YOIIIII! .Pck qp-eomenl t11o Hoqae p~e are b)ol!ed to ata>nd the Ill 'd lfirenoea - - II ml a next mulillg wblch has beta set ' • (~ll,led on Pop 8) for 8:U p. m. Wednelday at tile . ,United lofathodlal Clurc:h. Noboey lhlnka ~wiD get IL How clooe thO)' come will dolermlne whether lhoy try apln later, after more talk, or fJIIld ...,.d to PreJoMson thai Fortao, DOW an uiOdale juBilee or tho &.promo Court, can't be alevated to tbe pod llf ~ juaUee. Firat tho Senate was conllder· ing todaY am Tuelday a $71.9 biUioD doranoe ~ blll that In other llmea miJhl haw ..,...,ted the aeosion-4od ..,.. trarerq that lnevltib.b' Ia . 'fl~~~l:~;:~:~:~=~=~=l=~:;:~~:~}~j:j:~!l:~~:i=!~:1:~~~:l:~:r~:~=f:~:J:&:~_if~~~~~~~~tjr~~~~r~:!!~~~~~~~;~m~rr:~i~: ·:'··tvew~...in 'Bri'efi · · 'l!~;1ll!~~:mili!;:::\iN::wf~wr:::=:d=':: ;: : : ' 'i ' ' ,,,,,,, ;•,==:=== ::::::,•::('!!ii=•=w== ,, •'' Welsh Suffers Seqous Burns ' . • 1t ~ Response Overwhelming To Art Class Invitations BY BOB HOEFUCH port, When is an art teacher aut aa art teaeher? When ahe is Mrs. Maraaret Ella Lewis llf Middleport, 11111'1 when. Althoulll an art major am Idly qualilled as an art teacher, there have been few demand& for her talenta - or those oC _,. . _<tiler art laacher__ _.,- ID Molp Particular praise- to Gr.ry Sbort, president ot the Gallla CIC, and Danny Evans, p a 1 t president ot the airport authorIty whose leadership helped make tile project a reality. Norman Crabtree, direetor of aviation, state ot Ohio, called Gle project an ''lnvelllllent In the~"- He- ....--~ Evane a certlllcate maldna the (Continued on Page 8) CouniY. for tllll - · ..... tho past year a.. Anxi.oua to exerclae her t.J.. out, Mrs. Lewis - Who apenda her work dey teac:hlng apecial edueaUon cllssea in the plti.lc schools ol Meigs CouniY - ¥01· untsered to oonduct evenloc art claaaea. one tor eleme*'7 school chUdren and ancttwr far adults. (Continued on Page 4) Five traffic accidents, nooe resulting in personal injury, wen inwstlgated Saturday by Metg1 CouniY Sheriff· RCibert C. Hartenbaeh'a Department. The ftnt was • minor two-car mishap on Jlet>ot-&, in RuUml where Thomas Oren stewart, 35, Rt. I, Mlddk4Jort, backed aut ol a drlvewoy and struck a parked cu owned by ·Norman 0. Weaver, 52, S.mlusky. There was light domage to both autos. The department was smnmoned to the scene of an accident on CouniY Rood 24. The report Blid Jon WQne Pierce, 23, Syracu~ turning east, struck a vehicle~ orated by Bobby E. MDiden, 17, RL I, DeW.r. The Molden car was •to&:lPed at the m<ment fl. ~ct, lUll the Pierce vehicle ltft the scene. Pierce was ol1arged with hlwldp. Medium clamlae. w~ ...~ to tho left front iloor am r,nder or the Molden vehicle and there was minor damqe to Pierce' a auto. saturday, at 3:30 p, m., the de- pll1ment was summoned for a ear-truck occident oo the Sllmmerllek! IIGad, .2 ot a mile eaot ot Route 7, where a cardrlvepby VIvian Muey, 57, Rt. I, ReoidoYille, U.,veitJW west, 111d am 1truok a truck operated by VIJ'o Walker, 41, Rt. 2, Lotw Bottom. Mrs. lofaxey said she ..,. gU 6 "f...opters plied her brakes and skidded when she saw the Walker truck llllt>roaohlng and thought it W11S lefi or center. There was heavy damage to lite west-Gound 1967 model oar driven by Mrs. Maxey and mOO.. ~~s == l':ronl ~=;;.;::.ear-41d ot Walk- Authorities were called at4:30 p. m. lor another two vehicle acck!errt, thla time on U S. Route 33, one-lentil of I mile north of Hemloek Grove. James Abner Smltll, SO, Hemlock Grove, pulled !rom a parklng place onto the highway am. into tile path ot a southbound auto operated by Ahner P. Hord, 47, 81. 2, HUJtioctoo. There was medium damage to Hord's auto aud heavY to the Smith car. ,The 11na1 mishap of the day was at 10 p, m., slx-tentlls or a mile north ot eouncy Road 38, where Dorrell Lee Wolle, 20, R~ 2, Raolne, going oorth in a 1967 model compact, lost e..-rol in 1 eurve when the gao feed stuck. The oar bit a tree am wont over an embankment, causing damlee 1o the rilbt rear ramer and door. No ehargas were llled u the relUll ot any or the . _ . mllhaPa. · Meigs Sherif! Robert C. ~ enboch said todaY he wiD a.le arson charge a against a RL 1 Middleport man ouopocted or otartlng I lire Inside tile OCIUII\Y iall shortly alter he was booked Slturda,y night. The sberifl' aaid.RI.ymoodDoaaid Prldcl:y, 32, _...atly started a fire !aside tho iall during tho early hours of Sunday morning after he was arrested oo disturbANSWERS CALL The Pmneroyomer-IQIId answered a call at 10:18 p.m. Satunll,y to tile home ol Ben Ke-..0 In MlneriYIIIe; r<iuood ITMtmODI, the IQild oald. people who bolleved he the mollk's legend ap)lel]ed had b!1eJt morkod by God 11 a deep)J docllcoted themaeiVJs to mlracl...,...er am oaiDL him.. So did ......,.rdal proPIOi born Franeo1oo F~CNIO llteero who ldloatt:lp or to' an Italian ocq>le, his drawiJW - • r . ·20, 191~ ' y~ ~. Jo lllOM .m! . lhon .~ , or .. ~ , 11p011 11 ·-·.~ ~~,..~... . 1l1Pi~·:;;.;, ''ll• . _ .... , .... ~:a if? • .... "7-· ,., •• ... ...... ... :. .. ~ ... ~ • •., • \ -.ot.· .............. ~ • .r- ..... .. ,, .. .. . ...... ,... - . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _........_ - ,....~·--···"'-·.... ., • • ioc the pesce and Intoxication charges. Deputies dJscovered and extingutshed the blue after smell· hW smoke coming !.rom inside the coD blockbeforeanydamogeo occurred. other arrests over the weekelld inel uded Georgo Amos QuiJ. len, 45, Middlepol'~ Myrde MeCumber, 42, Cheshire, am T0111 Kloc. 29, 81. I, Middleport, all oo asuult am ba-y charges. DRIVER FINID Clyde Frazier, Mlcldl..,.rt, 11111 IIDod $5 .,.. ..,.. In the court ot Porno"" Moyor Charlei Lepr Saturdoy nlgbl .., charp~ ot l'olllna to yield lite rllbl.t woy. diQU=· .,...._, . .• SAIGON (UPD - Commtmltl gunners shot doom o1x U.S. helicopters, two of them tlllpporting U.S. Marines In IIIII near tho DemUIIarlzed (DMZ), military opo!res-.., said today. The loases railed the U.S. helicopter battle toll to 1169, 'l1le opokelllllOD said olx crewmen were listed u mi•Ua from a twin-rotor CH46 MlriDe helicopter downed In the - ern portion ot tile butler Salurdoy while r~ a 2,000-m~~~ Marine IW8IP lba-o. '111~ said tho craft plllllllod.,.. Rod-held territory, A aeoond holiCIIIIAir -out doom Fri~ while qply(q troops operating Jutl below 1111 domllltarlzed olrt!> - - 1111 two Vletaame, wblre U.S. IIIII government !oroea have 111011111ed a drive tD aeatter ()wnmp.. z- ntat boap •< • - -~depota. IIIII ~- todq I II lltl 'l1le Vat!...,, whloh cleared that U.& MarlnH .......... Plo to eontlrtuo his duties •• 1 North Vtetnameoa balo _.. . priest after on earb hen, w1o 300 - · 1111 1.foreed to booune lu¥olvecl wltb .-maws: iJ uc"' him aaeln In 1961 alter a crowd ltlaure wblre lbe ~· •oalota ,bo!tled to got ..... ~Notlar"*'W, · ·p~1 lo til~ lilwai" · All · Wliale Convtneed ·•J Mrs. Kenneth Me- Arson Ch ar!Ye comlng • eJ lD ' the ~. lle olam..d .heel ot . . V,. JI or Mr..... -------------------- upc.'liloc:r<itt '·- ., 1011 ·Venerated Padre Pio Dies as Saint hi1 huda,' teet \ Downed by Red Guns INTENT UPON HIS PIIIST ploture Is juotQnl oltho some 50 chUdren attenJlrw the art achool in Pomeroy. He ia Duane .a,.: ." FIVE CENT$ '. Are Investigated = Olllcers eleclodlncledeBreDo '"A.SIIING-N (U- _ · r - . w ~v "' ~· faoeo up lhll weak to tile ipdual that holds up ~ lhl1 time tho iloinlnatlon ol Abe Fortas as U,& Clllllf Julllee, Ele<llolwniDdod lawmakere, _.tally Ill the llause, are ll!i*ing to lhe llart ot lho s..ate'a Fortao ....,.._probe. bly WMuldl,!'-for trooh eluaa Jill how muoh lonpr II 1111,!' lllre to wiDd up tho 90th ~e1s. 'l1le mort optlmilllo rore.,.e~ tarians were ln charge of the dedlcatloo activities. Wuerch prall!led memben of the Gollta and Meigs CounlfJm. provemenl Corporatloo, tile Gaf. Ita-Meigs Reglonul Airport Aulh. ortty, 000111\Y and clt;y eommlsaJonera or both counliea, and the chamber of conunerce for their efforts In obtaining the aew air~ lema with the plane•a lilndlng gear earlier In the da,r - and departed at 4:11p.m. Alter touching down m t h e DOrlh end ot the ltrip, lhe DC.. 3 moved IIOidltward, turned around, and tulod back up to lhe dodlcatlon site nul to tbe terminal building. Aoll~roaoh­ ecl,, It clipped a reel ribbon held by Richard Carter, president ot the GaUipolla Chamber ot Commeree, and Manning Wetherholt, a put chamber AI Gov. Rhodes and his parIY ellmbod from the piBDe, A. K. 9dter'l GAllS band p~ a 1paclal lrlbule. A hUge IIIII In ttie biDd aecttoa read, •'Here Cornea the Governor." ElaQn Wuerob, prell- . or tho Galli,polla Rotary Club, &er· ved u muterol ceremonies. Ro- BY HOBART WILSON, JR. Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes· hUBS DC-3 airplane , . _ . a brl&ht reel rtl>bon otretohed acrols lite GaWa-Melga Roglonal Airport nmwo.y as It tulecl back up lite otr1p al 3:28 p.m., !lmday lo olllclally dodl. cation cereiMIIIeo ot lhe •200,OIJO.t>)ua joint ~ proJect. Over 200 )llr80n8 were m bud In near 90-<lqree lemperatures to vlew the eYelt. I Gov. Rhodee' plane arrived•· bout 3:.25 p.m. - eome 25 rnJn. Illes late due to mechllllloal prob. Fellowship RDIILT PART! ~ Governor Dedicates G-M Jetport LIFE IS SO SIMRE f'O,It;'SOMS P60PLE I eusm AND MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 19t POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 106 BAIRD IRO~ AUTO PART OUTLET ;;w s a ~ alao ,POinted out t11at In Amerl.,. wltll Ito more thin 5,000 ddltl "' lnlaDd walerl, 1hore laoal,vCIIOovernl&ht . . , . . er, the Delta ~ Gr..,. Line Steamer~, lne., CinclmatJ.. ,POinted out tl1at DO blda have .,_ acoepted oo the -Delta ~ wbl<h will have a aw1Jnming p!OICOI board. Five blcldlng componle1 liaYo uked lor .. -.too "' lime to .... mit tllelr blda.' AI a ..-It; bids wiD 1101 bi _.... unlll <let. 11 1n w~. D. c. Nine ~ 11 sblpyards are bldlllnc .., the • e .Pllllnum II 10 malleable am olletlle, I lrO,y OWIOe ol It eaD be otretdted Into a wire more than 10,000 miiUI9"1- greatest fight prize of ..:,..: ' .. .... Line Steamers, Inc., shOPI'ed slides lll'll " discussed Ute new Delta ~n, a """ $61\ mlUioo doUar craft on which eORJtructlon wiD begin ..... - Rlwr buffs held tllelt IIIIWY reunloo Salurdoy afteriiDCIII at ~ ·on tbe banks of the Musklaguln. LeA is Capt. Fred Way, Jr., watching R. L. DaM, on tbtl right. eome 'It with his feservations for the night meeting COJ' Durward H01.g, center 1 propri8tor of the Lafayette Hotel, where tile bonquet was held. AREIV'T '100 C.URIOU~ ABOUT Tt"16 IUlR.lD A.Rf,::JJIJD OOtJ'T 'TW 6V€R l.U)\JDER. WI-\E:R£ IT ALL BEGAI>J ? ·.•. !River Bu s PrevUe ' .·.~t~AiriC! . ' ED. NOTE: Marty ~ whole crowning achiev&l The sights, sounds ~~ .-1900s are forever a pjJ ·York. Bul Marty chose the to bring up his sons, Mar• He wanted them to I teach them wholesome , 6ght man8ger. 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