https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c673818c7a1b01565be505a19e0c96d5.pdf 4e04de2e1a19ce16f9976319321b6a82 PDF Text Text .,. . c<IUIIb'l' hu u Ita mandata ot • the 14th attack citizens. ~king to IIOil'iY 1,000 studentS It the New York UnlversU.y Law Sebool, Fortaa said the political struple under way in the United States centered on the principle of equ&lity. It WIS clear he felt this issue was re~omsible for the S8TIIIte's relnsal to conflrm him as chief justice or the Ruth Pearson Dies Thursday PI'. Pl-EASANT - Mrs. Ruth Pearson Wells, 57, Halrihorne, CaiJf., formerly ol Pt:. Pleasant and GalUJIO].is, died at her home Thursday afternoon. United States. Bom Sept. 15, 1909, in Ma"Make nn mi,dake." Fortas son County, she was the daughter of Mrs. &ella Rodgers Pearoon King ct Pl. Pleasant and the Nixon Sure late Wlllllllll H. Pearson. Mrs. Wells, who bad reslded In Callfomia for the last four years, was a member or the Dickey Chapel Churt'h, n e a r Northup. ,. (Cootlnued O'om page 1) give Humphrey any chance at sll or wiming. Wallace causes Concern Third parcy candidate George Wallace is causq Nixon concern. He doesn't think &!.rvivors include her tlusband, Ernest Wells; one son, The Rev. Nallace has a chance or Donald R. Wells, Northup; three winning ttle presidency, but he daughters, Mrs. Katherine Metz - worries about the lmpact that ger, Cheshire; Mrs. M a r v i n Wallace's campaign will ha'fe, !bggs, Middleport; and Mrs. after ttle election. on the new James Ratcliff, Northup; two adminislratlon's chances of slstera, Mrs. Katherine Stleets, reuniting the nation. Newark, Ohio, and Mrs . ElizaHealing the bitter divisions beth Hill, Gallipolis, and 16 which have develcved between grandchildren. races; regions, generations and Funeral arrangements are to Income gro~s is second only to be announced. The body \dll be endi~ the Vietnam war on shipped from California to the Nixon's list of priorities. Crow-Hussell Funeral Home. He slaps his leg with a loud smack when tie says, witt! emotion, that the next president has simply got to bring tlli s •.:~so N DRIVE·IM country together. It is this obsession with the need for national unity that causes Nixon to mute his pitch TONIGHT, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Oct.. 4-5-6 "THE CARPETBAGGERS" Ashley, Martha Hyer, Carroll Baker, Bob Cwnmings Alan Ladd Eliz. AND '"THE SEA PIRATE" Gerard Barray Genevieve Cas!le MEIGS THEATIE TONIGHT THRU THURSDAY OCTOBER 4 - 10 "THOROUGHLY MODERN MILUE" (Technicolor) Julie Andrews, 8!1 Millie Mary Tyler Moore COLORCARTOON: Woody Freeloader ..ADMiSSION: 85c ani 50c SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ,' .,:- .~'·''; ~ ,' • Employe Dies IWC Fern Radcliff, Nelson Road Rutland, died Thursday at Vete;ans Memorial Hospital in tal employee " Hard Now in Ohio lllMPACT CONSOlf STERfO Cases agalnat 173 rut ct 174 alleged violators of Qhio•s la,w Fitl in where otMrs cBn't ... yet it against Uttering the state's streams wero proseart.ed successfully from June 5 to September 17, resulting In a total ct $5,293.90 In fines, amouncod Fred E. Morr, Director, Ohio Department of Natural Resources. . The start or this porlod mark· ed the efiectlve date ot the new enforcenwnt law, Known as Senate Bill 345, which gives Nalur· a1 Reaources officers, Including Forest Rangers, Park Rangers and Wildlife Game Protectors, the ~ to enforce the original f111urrs rich, full coRsole stBTeo sound.! FM/AM/STEREO FM RADIO Provtdes the best 1n Stereo FM. p!us O\JIS I ~nd · ing convenhonal FM and /J.M recep tro r1 Str.1eo FM md1cator h[Jhl 80 WATTS OF PEAK MUSIC POWER Solid-st<Jll:' tiOW amo lllu'!r deliver s constant pea k performance lor thrill 1ng stereo sound Instant warm -u (.l. r:ooler operat1on MICFIO-TOUCH " 2G TONE ARM The most perter:tly IJ<JI;mced lone arm uo 110rne stereo Tracks ill a mere two gr~•Hs t:;J rd accrdentally run• ~ lone reco rd SIX-SPEAKER SOUND SYSTEM woofers . tw o e~po tweetP r~ anti~ltter law. Broad range responsf. ot 60 to 15 000 cp s BEST YEAR YET TO GET THE BEST Optional htension Speakers ~!* POMEROY '\~NATIONAL BAN RUTLAND POMEROY · ENDORSE SAXBE CLEVELAND <UPD - T h e Oldo TOIIlllsters Union todrJ endorsed RepubliW! WOllam B. Saxbe for the U. S. Senate. Nationally, the TOIIllllterl Unllln II backing the Democretic ticket ct llwnbert H. Humphrey and Edmuud Muslde.. SHOP DFSrROYED COLUMBUS (UPO - F 1 r e destroyed the Better value carpet lhlp early toda,y, Damage was estbnated at '100,000 . Serving Meigs County for over 96 years Memher Federal Reserve System 4«1171 / • , rhe quality gae!. in befote the name gOt:$ on - t~w ... s 199.95 • INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI & SAT. NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,-. ·, . ' . POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT Gallia ~ l Clarence Member FDIC All Accountolnouretl Up To $15,000 Under The Ftd<,r al Deposit Insurance Corporotlon ;,% paid on Certificates of Depi>slt In Multiples of $1,000.00 • OPEN FRIDAY MGHTS 5:00 lo 7:00 SPECIAL SUNDAY BUFFET 12 P.M. TIL 4 P.M. ADUL T5l $2.50 CHILDREN: $1.75 PLEASANT POINT RESORT DAuGHTER BoRN Mr• . and' Mrs. Greg llowlh, Syracuse, are announcl!w the birth of a daughter, ROb<!~ Dawn. i.t Shelterirw Arms lioopltal SaturdaJ', September 28, weighing 8 lb11., 14 oz. Grand-parents are Mrs. Helen KlDI:, formerly of Racine, mw or R Riley, Kansas, and Mr. and Mrs. MOton Roush, Syilcuae. COUDcy )all and JlllllOs E. Cox, are on the stU. 18, o1 825 Secood Ave., Is In BOAT MOVEMENTS: the ciq Jail, GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - NorInjured In the fllht was Ben- rio Harvey down 4:45p.m.; 1'1111ny Hall, West COl~ W, Va., 1p spom down 5:20 p.111o; KailiY l& a patient st. Voter- R. down 6~ p.m.; Mark EUtln Memorial Hospital, POmeroy. dcnm 10:35 p.m.; John J, - e Charge• were llled by Hall'•' dcnm 2:S5 a.m.; 11t&D up . t:OS mother, Louise Stone. a.m.; Ja110 T, and AIIAII Zep!QT At 11:30 a.m. ~. HaU was up 5:10 a.m.; Ealllmi<!OM' 7:10 reported In oaUsfactory - - a.m.; Onward II' 7:55 aim.; r.tiUon at the boopital. He luf!or- 1/Y Dolme.Y II' 9p.m.;!W'Ye1J0r, ed abrasi<Ris to the head In the dan up 10:05 p.m.; J. Pqe Hamelee, lt waJ<eported. . clan up 11 a.m.; Pasco up waitDispooltlm ol the 111111°1 CIHI, 1111. was pending at 11:30 a.m.todst;•· KANAWHA RIVER - I.mdoll, 11 was reported ~ !'Ill& !bi•IQ' dcnm a.m.; 1\larmet, and COx had ol!ored to waive ex- , T. Prlee down 1:46 .Ro tr~t1J?n to Wflt Vlr~ qa,; .. ~.!J~- ~; were • - e d·lw .berilM..., . cl(rim 4:5fp,m;l;lli&~er·~i::' to retum volunlarllytoPt.1'leu• . 45 p.m. 1 Buek F'rOODW! 9:• ant. , 25 .p.m. 1 FrlllkUD B. 111 12:05 Cox was picked up In qblo late .. a.m.; W, B. -or. Jr. up La.:; Thursday nl8bl by the Slatelllsh• a.m.· Fort DeorbOm up 2:20 "111 Petrol' and char&ed with in- a.m.; E. Bowleo dcnm 2:li5 to:dcatlon. C11f pollee Aid Cox a.m. would have to •poll a $28 bond OHIO ltlVER - LOck U, before he Ill releued to return PemQl'vanla up (110 time); lAid< to West VlrslniL . 15. A. V, Crill down 5 A.m.; Lock 18, Jollboll uP 5:S5 -.m.; ANNOUNCE REVIY.AI. Lock 17, Diana llolliiOJ1h up 4:,. There will bil 'a revl•al at tile. 30 p.m.; Pr1nc1p1o , down 8:30 HUand ~ Clurch <RI Ill: p.m.; BecWord II' 6:10 a.il).i 124, bad< of I'I>/IJmll' ~ · II¥! . -l -CIIII)Or\1'8:45~J!I·;~Uo­ Laurel C1lfr road, beclmlnl Oct.' vt11e Locka, A. D, !Jl.yllol, D 17. Serrieea w!U be hold at 1.:1 2:46 a.m.; Lock 21, Wllllalll 7:30 p.m. each ovoal!l&.the ·J!I!I'. ·H. Z1Jnm8r down 8:35 a.m.;.BriRobert Searlea, 'pellor, the 10 a _, 7:05 a.m.; Look 23, opeaksr. ~ sinBinl will be El8otCWI up 3:15 a.m.; llaclne . preoertsd eaeb Ofioll\g. Lo<kl, l'li1ly !I•- 2:aG a.m.; ~ CIQ- down St05 a.m.; G._ 'J.o<ka. Robert H, 'fl.. PLAN BAKE SALji: liolt dcnm 8:30 p.nt; Dlll!ol• Ill! The MYF Ill thi. Jlulland IJnlt. 10:55 P· ... , ~ c. !lleerer up ed Metbodill Church will bold • t:50 a.m.; JlllllOs Bowie up 5:· · bake tlale at tile Rutland llepert- 26 a.m.; lllvonsl!OOCI Ill! 7:15 ment Slllro at 10:30 a.m. Solur· a.m.; Meltlahl- Loi:ko, .. Cll; :lll dtQI. ' ·, st. · Loula d!Wm t:05 p,_m.; Oli- .a Hecker' -<t aeora- ... the lllt fd!i!, voai-K SHOP ALL DAY SAl~llDAY · 9:30 AM TO·-9 PM .' OCTOBER SALE 1fOW -~~ • IN. EVERY DEPARTMEN~ ON .A~L ·3 FLOO~' READY-TO..WMR D~PERIES AN.O AND .FLO,OR cpYERIN~S - MUSIC AN~ · . LfNGERIE - ·INFAftT$ .EAR~· MENS I . HOUSEWARES .:.. DOMESTICS - NOTION~ .;. "Use Chrllbnas Seals - rt•a a ·~ of Ufe and Breath," laid 'l'hollljloon. !bnday. Receive Honor A.wards MIDDLEPORT - Hono r A - for Olllltantlln8 academIc IIChlev... durllll tho SOC· oild ·..muter Ill the 1967.M •cbool rear ,... insented flf. Q-.three Melp Hlsh School studelta at ~ 'PIClaJ UAJMiy In ~ ••~· IDdliorlum on Wed- ... •,. ~ 1be corllftcatea are presented al the. ~'dptdl1n ct each soWOrk. to all -nts wbo at least three ~· of "A" and no grade 1owar lhan a "II'! for his ... 1!1'ster Iridal· Elln' ,re~;Ujp!l­ llon II lllveli lbl!jJo ~ - me-•· IM!•• - acblilre a 0 ~ ••A" average for tile term. Sludonts receiving a-.ta for haYing no grade lower 1han ''A" for ibo lall IIOIII8ster were pon M. AlldorBGit, Mary E.Brad>ur7, Mary K. Brlcldea, Twlla S. CJat. worthY, RobertS. ~~.Deb­ hie A. Crow, Gloria C. G o ff, carol M. Hergraves, Bernadette Hemea11, Robeeca J. - . ahal~ Glema K. Kefs, Mary C, Pear1011, Joyce L, RiltV, Franklin M. Rizer, Glema M. ~ra­ gua, .Reberca J, Tr!plett a n d lloma Weber, all sopbomorea, Linda Cardillo, Sharry L. HQel, J&D M. Lons, Roberta J, (Contlllled oo P1110 ~ eattons. Admlnlstrallm. Rest-s wtshllll to process their IIIJPil~l 'PlY report to the Pomeroy Elementary School frmn 1 to t p.m. and from 1 to 9p.m. Porter staleS that .$1,$00,000 The loan program ct the FHA was explained at the open meet. 1111 m hoosing attended by some 200 residents. As a result of the meeting over 80 f.amllleB Indicated their 1n1e11t1on to proceed pl~qs ct wtat 111u have ...u. able In the ...., ct nell llouao COIIB!ructlon. The Oct. 17 dale haa- lit to bolp the IIIJPllcanta wflh ceasing ct t h e - owk Involv- ed. RUTLAND - Democrats of the Tenth Congressional D i s- trict wUl meet for a run evenct actlvltles Thursday, Octoher 10, atRuUandSchool, accordIng to Jaek W. Crisp, chalrman ot the Democratic Executive Committee d Meigs County. Mr. John Baker, Asllstant Seep retary of Agriculture, will be1be principal speaker it the quarterly dlmer meeting or the Tenth Dlatrlct Democratic Club, at 7:30 p.m. Presiding at the dinner will be Eugene P. O'Grad,y, cbslrman at the Ohio Democratic Ex~ NASA's Kennedy ~ce Center ecutlve Committee. A Hget..out-the-vote" districtm an earth orbital mission designed to test spacecraft systems wide workshop will be held he· under eondltlons slmUar to those fore the dlmer, starting a~ 6. to be encountered on a moon p.m., at the school. The worktrip. ahop, which will be led by MorAl the !\>ace Dlvlslou, Miss ion Nelpp, Toledo, Ohio ChalrReamey 11 a secretary in the man of the 1968 Block-worker office or the assistant m<inag- Program, will include S t at e er of the AJJOliO·program. Chairman O'Grady, Harry CrewRegarding the moon program, Athens, candidate for ConMiss Rearney said: u1 feel that greas; Frank W, King, Pre.slthis Is the greatest scientific dent ol the Ohio AFL-CIO; Miss feat to happen In my lifetime, Betty Jsoe Gtdl'ney, nemocrat. sod I am VOl'Ji proud to be able 1c NaUooal Commlu....,man ct Ill participote In the Pl'OIII'&m, Ohlo; coanty chairman) from the SPACECRAIT STENO - Donna L. Reamey, lonnercy or Cr(M'fl Clty, is a steoographer - secretary at the 5j)ace Division of North American RockweU Corporation, buDder of the Apollo spacecraft command an;t service modules in wWch three astronaut! will journey to the moon and back. Ing Donna Reamey Helps With Lunar Program GALLIPOLIS - Mlsa Donna L. Reamer, formerly or Crown Clcy, Ia helping with the naUon'l lunar exploratton program at Downey' CalU. Miss Reamey is a stenogra. ])her..ecretary at the !\>ace Dlvlsloo ct N~ American Rock· well eo~itlon, builder of the Apollo spacecraft colnmand and events. service modules In which three Ladloa ct Heath Clrurch who served a ateak dlmer were t.trs. astronauts will Lravel to t h e N&D Moore, Mrs. Kay Rail, Mrs. moon and back. Nleee o1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beulah Ha,ves, t.lrs. Zeigler and Hckett ct Crown Clcy, Mlso Mias Besa Sanborn. Reamey Is the daila!lter or the VOTES COLUMBUS (UPO MCM'O than $,qOO members ol Unl\ed Auto Workers Local 927, reprosentlnr the local dlvlolon of North Amerlcu Rockwell, will vc:Ke on a proposed cantract meeting a couple ct -ks ago, haa be.. promllled Melp Coun- wflh tile loons for now ......... Aid that vohlllleer help has been Q' for the conslnicti<lo of now At the IIIOtldnl aiM>, lib( ·build- : oecured to proce11 the appll- b:Kne1 by the Fanner1 Home 1111 c:omractora ox1dhlted dla- Activities Club Proposal students ol Meigs Hlsh School was dioQIIIOII FrfdtQI nlshl when the Mldllloport.I'Ome~ Rotary Club met at Heath Cbul'ch. Rotari&D Rev. Charles Simons asked for volunteers to look Into the propolli. Rotary InOOrnational hal - - local clubs be<ome ·more actl\'0 Ia thilllold. A week 1110 Jlgo ROUsh ct the Ironton club ,... a pst apeakor In Middleport on tile topic. Rotarian George Hargraves Jr. related his -rienee with the Interact movement In East Uverpool wharo he wajo• a h I g b scbool principal and later asoJst. ant 8Uperlntendent. John Werner, secretary, read the district llnanclal report and revl""ed upoomlna district Pro Announce DiSCUSSeS A proposal Paper~ . ~·k Democrats Rotary Club MIDIILEPQRT - ' . THREE SECTIONS 0 ' ·PT. PLEASANT POMEROY - '!be paperworl< Involved on ooor 80 applicetiona for Farmers Home Admlnlstra-. tim loans resulting from a recent mMI!ng oo new housing In Mlfljo1 • t:ouucy wiU be processed oo Thursday, Oct. 17, at tile AlmerQy Elementary School. I'OJDOnll' Altorne,y BllliWter, .ll'bo IPOUheedod the housing W'.<s:;:;;;~::::::-.:-_:::::%::::::,-::::::::::::::~~:~. to eponsor an Interact club for '11 .' Plan tired businessman, died Satm. as the result of inJuries suffered Friday in ~ tractor .accident. Mr. Parmelee report.edl)' passed away In HuntingtoJ>.cabell Hoapltal In HuuUngton, W, Va. The victim received severe head i~ W'les when a tractor he was operatlng on hts farm, located off Route 7 near the State Highway Department garqe, overturned. Arrangements will be announced. W'Q.)> at 7 p, 53 Meigs High Pupils up 8:65p.m.; Mike Mur· DA,NCE; :I'ONIGHT phJ up 7:55 p.m.; Ellltha Wil!>da A hotiJecomlnil . dance will be _ , 9:20 p.m.;~~·~ held at the Sotilborn Junlllr IUak .· .,. 1:25 a.m.; AWed • •Atbl~ auditorium illlll&lt to~ the dcnm 2 a.m., Walttr CurlY dtiP f~ game between St:odhem 3:15 a.m.; Sail¥ Polk up 5 a.IJ!.; and Federai.HoeldiJI. MlisiC'wlll Wba1no H. 8:05 a.m.;~ -be by the Brand X lllDtL Welt V'lrslalo 7:10 a.m. OPEN TONIGHT-FRIDAY-UNTIL 9 ,M, !if <UlJn telllna, . X-tll'l, bi.......U.. ly Chell Q)lnlca, pollen! oelv· Ices and heal til edlcatlon, will get underway wllll tho slopo, 4:50•p,m.; . • ="l!0W.<>W""--W.':'W.«"'..m» B. ·F. Psnnalee, Mlddloport councilman and recently re- ··~amm- " fD'CI8I'IDia such II tuber· UAR . bar a. up and typ. t.lrs tO Iobel OIIVelopes, stu1r OIIVOlapo;, ·Iobel remiDdors; a Gltl w&oOIK has volunteered to 1110.• cklstmas Seallettero. . · •it know the Importance ct the ~~ Seal Campaljp!' to the reilclanta of out oonunun!Q- and I 1111 canvlncOd we will more lliD lap our IQIIIJI4f.500. The us ver c. m-ar ct ....... ma·llbal• • .,., win need volw\. iii! ' · EXPECT RECORD ., COLUMBUS (UP0 - Auto 11· cense revenues for the year are expected to poll tile $100 mllllou mark by the end ct ~ for the first lime Ill hlotor)'. by Dor<thy · Mr. Thompson gramated from Ohio Northem IJnlverolQ' andre. celved his Master's Degree from Miami Unlverslcy. Mr. Thompson oo.ce hrved as football coach at ~Ia A.-roy 111gb School, prlnclpel at Kyger Creek Hlsh School, -~ d the Middleport SChools and IUIIOrllloP<Iant of the North G a I II a etool District. He haa been ac4ve 1n youth and other orpn~. zetiOnll actlviUoa )n Gallla Coun~ and II pre..-.Ly aervq aa dlo4'man for School Nilbl for Sccuts, inembar ct the •ecudve CDIIIlhlttee ct the Southeast Ohio !q1at1ntllldaiP, Association and II delepte"""cl lo the NaUooal Education Association. Mr. Thompson announceil the Chrlllmol 11,1a1 cllnpel&ti di>oo not atart Ulltil Nov. 12,-i>ut the mall campeJin requires IIUII1l' voliml.r 'IIOI'kera. Some ct the wotk baa beeo done In prepar. I RlVEft NEWS ohio. Jlalley •· .,r• SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 7968 . tile Galli& Courlb' =~osls and Htlaltll AlSO· Two Galli& men an being held on I'UIIIIvo warranto • from West Vlridnla on tharpa GAUGES - Gallipolis, 12.6 ct aslllllllt and battery after .. and 13.4 runn111g U foot ct roll. alleged fight ThursdaY nl8bt at trl; Pt. PIMMIII, 24.54; I'Ome. the Chat •n Chew IIOil' Cllftm roy-Maaoo, 20.90; Hinton, 0.42 In Mason County. atat.; Kanawha Fallo, 2.56 rlsEmersoo B. Bin& 28, RL 2 1ng; Charleston, 18.1!2 riling. coastal Gamp Evans, 380 miles ' Gallipolis, Is In t1to G alii • Loodoll, Marmet, and Winfield, oorth of Saigon. QUALITY SOLID-STATE Charmrng ~urly A1111·rr: .1 11 SIYII' Cf Cdblrlfl1 111 Qf.I"IU I Il~ Maple vcnt'(!IS l rlr hrt <Jnd re cord s101 agr S(.l.t(" NO. 36 ' '"' " 28 PAGES ,• ' 1?{01..; <~ 1 prealdent ' Green Berets Help Throw Back Attacks Litterbugs Living Tape Input /O utput Jack s · Stereo Devoled To The Greater Middle ~ , Se.turda,y Two Men . Held in HEATH CHURCH REPAIR- ~an oxionalYO II" l!fd'W ia the Ulllrloc olllllddloport'a Heath Methodist Oturch. Workmen oC the Joseph J, Graciano Co., Pittsburgh, PL, have steamed and chemically cleaned the structure and are currently pointing up the exterior brlek. The next step will be silkone sealing of the entire exterior. Worken have been at tile church ror a morth and are expected to spell) several more weeks before tbe $9,640 job is completed. JM:E IAVINC! P~ • li& CcJun9' ·School a, has accepted the chalrinauohlp ct lite 1968 Ouistmaa Seal Cam1Jal8n, according to aniUUIOUIICemontiiUILie . fi B News ne.s Precision Record Changer • Prov1sron for ,; ~';• GALLIPOLIS - CREDENZA SMING o·· '" • - -'l!o . •'r' • I{ . 111onq>oon, a:pertntendent ct Gal- ..-nHNHIIIIIIa In cludes rwrr g1il n l 1 ·~ I":. Seal Sales Pomeroy. He was a retired posot the Carpenter (or "white backlash" votes, Post Office wtlere he llad workSAIGON (UPD- U.S. Green seventh day but gave no sign a Berets am. their Vit=tnamese ground attack was tn ttle works. even when he's cam,paigniJlt in ed 23 years. U.S. spoke~men had no the Deep South. He comes on Born in Carpenter on Aug. 27. sidekicks patrolling infiltration 852s pouOOed the 7,000 Commu- immediate eJQ>Ianatlon Cor the strong for law aOO order but in 1890, he was the son of the late corr idors scarred with Commu- nists relenUessly. u_s. spokesmen today report.. collision. The~ said there was the same sentence insists that it Charles and Kate RadciUfe. One nist tank tracks threw back a ed the collision or an f.ir Force no Communist grouiKI ftre must be accompanied by justice brottler, Frank, also preceded four-wave North VIetnamese and equality for all Americans, attack within a mUe of transport and an ArmY helicq>· reported when tile Caribou him in death. lifted off. black as well as white. Surviving are his wife, Nan- Cambodia, military spokesmen ter over ttle northern coast The Viet Cong's "Liberation Thursday that killed 24 AmerlHe knows that he isn't Ukely nie· two daughters, Mrs. Wayne said today. Radio" today claimed the allies' to win many Negro votes, -ru:ner, Rutland. and Mrs. LaurSouttl Vietnamese officials can Gls. There were no defense of saigon was "defeated whatever he sa)'S, Am. tie also en Hoffman, Dexter; five grand~ said the furious battle 66 miles sur vi von. and panic stricken." It said knows that he could greatly The twin-engine C a r I b o u children, and four great-grand- northwest of saigon lelt 150 "the U, S. PUPPets will certalnl.1 improve his chances or capturmembers of North Vietnam's transport witt! 13 men aboard children. be attacked more an:l more ing several southern states from Funeral services will be Sun- 8th Division dead Thursday. Tile smashed into the CH47 Chinook vigOrously . , • in the days Wallace if he would make an day at 3 p.m. at the Martin Fu- guerrillas downed a U.S. carrying 11 men shortly after unqualified appeal to white "law neral Home ln Rutland with Rev. helicopter early in the fighting, takeoff Thuroday night O'om ahead.'' and order" sentiments. Chester Lemley officiating. Bur- killing four Americans. But any man who wlns the ial will be in the School Lot Spokesmen put other allied presidency with racist appeals cemetery and friends may call losses at four SOuth Vietnamese , (Cootinued !rom page 1) that lotaUy alienate the 20 at the funeral home after noon irregulars killed and nine mUJion members of the Negro Americans and 38 irregulars world hunger problems and improve the economy or poor nations. · Saturday. community, Nixon says, caMot WOUI'Oled. u.s. warplanes and LAKEWOOD, omo - MRS. MAUDE MAITLAND, 91-yeargovern America, He cllll o~ artillery slammed hundreds of old mother-in-law of vice president candidate Curtis LeMay, tepreside over a fatal slide Into bombs and shells into the dug-in PLAN HYMN SING vcaled Thuroday she will be backing the Republican party ticket In Civil War. The Ctlurch of God at Chester Communists. UPI correspondent K a t e the forthcoming eleclioiL wUI have its monthly hymn sing LeMay wao named by third party candidate George Wallace Webb, in a plane over the at 7:30p.m. Saturday, The CounThursday ., his ruMlng mate. A long-time member ol the Lak&o battlefield, reported the terrain try Gospel Singers and the Gosp wood Republican Club, M(S. M.aitlanl .aid that although ll)>eldollzlaced with Communist tank pel Melody Girls will be among ed LeMay, she was \I' Bel that he left the Republican part;y, tracks. American 852 Stratororthe groups taki~ part in the tresses saturated the battlefield evenL Singers are Invited as well COLUMBUS - THE NAME OF CURTIS LeMAY wUl not be on as ttle public. The church is lo- with bombs lollowing the bottle. the Ohio ballot as the vice presidential candidate of Georp Wallace, Elsewhere, ttle North Vietnacated one mile east of Route 7 Secretary or State Ted Brown IBid today. 308th Division pushed its mese in Ctlester, just ocr Route 248. lnstead the ballot will carry the name of former Georgia Gov. siege of U.S. Green Berets at northern ThUO!W Due into a Marvin Grimn. Griftln was a vice presidential "stand-in" for Wallace as a rormaiUy so the former Alabama go\'ernor•s IWDUI could be placed on the ballot in several stateS. How,ever, the 26 (lila electors wiU be pledged lo LeMay. nent oal horns . two 3Y;r'' conto.type . 1{1 To Head The students Former Postal ~;>• . ·'. .~,;·"~.t. Thompson profound regret at the wrongful action of the U.S. Senate," prevented Goldberg from continuing by applauding. Fortas said tie saw a "sad parallel" between trends today and "negation" of civil rights foii11Ning the Civil War. be alil~t,o, betore him, .. ,,.,.;ma,y think aloud.'' ,,·.. ~mint tmts I ·:~·1'1~ !• '~"'"with whom · •' ··'R may matlon. "I want to express my very said. ~ ' . _ . · ,~~ Wal~ E!rt•raqn sald, mont (which auan~W• prote<tloo under the law) , ••• "I tear that we are again Ia • national erlsls where we who believe 1n this natloo ••• In the 14th Ameedment and the Blll of Rights will be put to lt to defem them • • •• "So rar u I am concerned," F'ortas said, "I shall persevere.'' The students in the law school•s audltorhon gave him a standing ovation after his statements. In a highly emotioral appea.. ranee, Fortas was applauded repeatedly. Before tie spoke, he sat with eyes downcast as Carmer Justice Arthur J, Goldberg referred to the Senate's blocking ol his conflr. Goldberg + TJin\lg~ls saJ!'. .the flee .' f fl>rJ~~W Garnllt.li\!WJ!Ir.tr81ld-. am~l ·tboua!l ~ .coatrli>utlon i~~~o.t~ct, ~~~ fAther was the late Charles L. mlabt bel' Slble,y ol Bladen. Her l!l'IDd· mother, Mra. )rla:rp.ret Sibley, ls 83-yeartHIId, and resides at will ba the sixth IUght test ot South PolnL the Apollo spscecrafl, Miss Reemey atteeded South The test will Involve the comGate IUa!l Sehool and Cerritos mand (crew QUarters) and service Collage, bolll In !buthem CsU- (supply) mo<llleo, both buUt by fornla. Ste resides at 8547 E. North American Rockwell's Imperial Hlsbw>,y, Apartment t\>ace Division for NASA's Man12A, Downey. ned ~cecraft Center. They will The first mamed test ot the be boosted Into so orbit about , Apollo spacecraft Is scheduled 100 nautlcal miles above t h e for later thlo year. Carl)'lng a earth by a two-stage Saturn launch c:::rew of three astronauts, the v~ele. uwmocru.ue WOll81 s .w .,. ·~~·I]"' 1n1m cor1. Melanie Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beegle ol Letart FsUo. Mrs. N&Dey hlnclled the homecoming srranaomenls. . pal ro} Pr0 hes . ..· ~~··· d. ~ ~r:.,-;:: ~':s!:'!: !:fc~~.,.:::id>.:..:!: ADoliD CROWNING QUEEN - Donna lbeias, left, 1967 Southern Hlgl! HIOIIOCOIIIIJW Qtieen, ~ the crown on the held of !.felanie Beegle, the queen for this year, during Pre-tiiDI .CII'IIDOIIu til the Southern • Federal Hocking foothall contest Friday nighl Darrell Norris Is Mlu JlaMie•1,,... for Jotm J. Gilligan, candidate for the U. S. Senate, Ohio Gal· eral Assembly candidates, MerrU Brothers and Jotn C, Duffy, candidates for tlto Ohio 101preme Court and other localcandldates. Purpose ct the workshop Is 1o oolllne a door.ro..!oor blockworker program and to wtline final pl&Do for winning the 1968 campaign for the Democratic candidates, all t1to way, from the Whlta House to the coorthouse, Crisp said. All Democrats are urged to attend this very im- ••. " Auto Accident GALLIPOLIS - The Stat o lligbway l>atrot Investigated a one car accident at 3 Lm. Frldif'lll Rt. 160, three mlleanor1h or Vinton. No one waa injured seriously. The accident was not report- · ed uutil LO:S5 a.m. Friday, however, the patrol reported. No charge was CUed. O!!lcors said that Kemeth E. DuM, 20, Rt, I Ewlngton, .... headed north, and a cow ran across the road In !root of hls car. The vehicle struck the cow portant rneeting. and the impact turned the car Gallia Taking aroond In the road. Tbere was moderate damage to the vehicle. DuM and the petrol were unable to locate the cow or the cow' a owner • Absentee Voter 3 Juveniles Applications Levied Fines ' GALLIPOLIS - Gollla coun. ti111s who will not be able to GALUPOLIS - Cited by clcy vlalt their polling places Election D~. Nov. s, were adrised pollee, Danny L. Saundora, lol, ~ by Secretary ct Slate Ted Scottown, was fined $10 a n d W, Brown to mol<e appllcetion 1;01\s, SaturdiQ' In Gallla Counfor disabled or civilian abiO!It .Q' Juvenile Court on a dlerae voter ballots starting Monday, of m aperatort 1 liciJISe. · In Slate IUak"''Y l'ltrel caaea, Oct. 7. Alllloulh the statutory date for Judge Jotm W, llo'll8l1 fined Wilthe dlllrlbutloo ct disabled or liam . Michael VIDeo, 17, Gallictvlllaa absent voter ballots Ia poUI,' $1,0 and COati, ll&letd'na; today~. Oct. 6), Secretary and Michael Ra,y Wolfe, 17, Rt. Brown salcl that requeats Cor 1 r,.Illpilis, *10 and COBle, with the ballots will ba honored Moo- f5 ct the fine ..,,.,......., for dtQI wllen the board ct electi<lo driving an unsafe •ehlcle. oCIIceilqltll. Perlotll deslrllll to cast disabled or clvUian aboent voter ballots llliQ' apply to the Gallla C<lunly Board ct E l - Wllll • p.m. ThurldtQI, Oct. II, for the ballotL The voledball<it•mstbe return to tile board Ill~ nDI later lhan 12.Doon FrldtQI, • Nov. 1, ill order to be .....ed on ole~... dtQI. · Calli& QJonllaaa who IIIII be vo1iJ!B ll'liled aervlees al>aent'OOIerl ·~ot han 1111111 .&tUrdQ, Nov. Z, at 12....., to lllllre. pllcattoo. '!'110 l>e ~ dtQI, EASTERN QUEEN- The 1968 Eastern High SchooiCOIIII'W queen, Loretta Kay Sargen~ lspicturedwlthhar eiCGI'!, Don Rose. Miss Sargent was crowned queen Friday nllbt at hllftlme durt~ the Kyger Creek - Eutern game by her slotar, Mlaa Pat Sargent, who was Eastern's 1967 llonlec<JIDiDI Qo-.. The queen and her court entered the fteld In convert. lblos provided by P'""eroy Motor Co., Keith Goble Ford 11101 Ml'l. !Do MaiiOI'. Miss Sargent and the court were braolllhl <DD the lleld U lhe pllyed "Girl t1 My DI'OllllL" !Ira. Allee Neue, fleuiQ- member, oaa In ctarge of the p r e lion ct Mlsa Slrpnt and the coort. ·· . �' Friday Night~s Grid Scores By United Preas lnternatlooal London 3S Mary•ville 0 Miami Eaot 38 Northwestern 6 . Greve Clcy 43 Groveport 20 Van Wert 20 Coldwoter. West Jefferson Val'y A Urbana 20 Franldlo HeiiJhts 19 Amardo Q'rc'k 26 carroll 18 UWe i.uami 57 Xenia WUsoq 14 Worthl,..n 58 Pleas. View 6 Boljlre 14 Wlrt Co.46<W. Vi.) 7 Re,yn'bUl'll30 Westerv'le 12 CoiiDDbus Grover Perry Delaware 7 ML Vernon 0 Murioo 12 Fremont 6 Cols. Marlon-Fral!ldtn 'n 67 Cory..flawson Ubert,y BelL O Cols. Read¥ 8 Arcodla 21 McComb 0 · Urballl 2 Colo. FranldlnHgts.19 6 Van Buren Arltrvton Johllltown '24 Wotldns Mern. 22 6 Gallon l2 Bucyrus North Union 51 COrdlnglon IS Footorlo 14 Tlmn Calvert 8 West FaUo 65 I;ogan Elm 6 Euclid 22 Normard,y 14 Fraohlort Adena 20 Unioto 12 Cletrvlew ~2 North Ridgeville· 0 Morgan 68 RoseYllle 0 · 22 PalnesvUie Rlv. Kirtland O Paint Valley 56 East Clinton 12 44 Lima C. c. llowlillt Green 14 Riverdale 21 Pleasant 20 28 Cols, South Cols, Brook. 7 North Union 51 Cardington IS llilllard 25 "llllin 12 Cln. Wlthr-13 Cln. Wal. Hills6 Mil~- R!JUsh, Lalart, , '. · registration; Route 1', f5 · and coats, ' F~~:~•·, :;.;;:~{ Claren<e Albai,y 11o1Jt, 3, $~1i and .. 0 Oltll,' By HOBART Wl®N, JR. permftilng l#lllcen'l'fl GALLIPOLIS - The big towboat, Enterprise, ope, arrived here ror boiler repair at Charlie Arthur' a Acme Boiler ~. Here are that and several River News reports that made news in the Gallipolis Daily Tribune 50 years qu : i ( SEPT, 30, 1918 - THE KANAWHA cool operators made a shipment of coal SJnda.v to CJncbmaU on the artificial rise tltat started at Wheelhtg. Most of the towboats that passed here had light tows. Deckhands were in great demand. Captain Gordon c. Greene of Cincinnati ar· rived here Saturday and began repairs on the hull ol the Gallipolis wharfboat &mday morn. ing. Concrete ls belng spread inside the hull and a side dock is being used In connection with the work which is being done by Chipps Hamm, a ship's carpenter, and a few laborers. Freight business continues very good with the packets but labor is very scarce. Heavy shipments are leaving Cincinnati as soon as the boats can be loaded. All packets nmning Into Cincinnati have been delayed by log and labor troubles the past week . Some boats have beeo 24 hours behind time. OCT, I, 1918 - ROBERT SMITH, a color ed hoy who was oonvicted in ledoral ~rt at Martinsburg 10 days ago o! slelillng ~~tJ~or on the Dunbar and sentenced to 60 days in jail at Wheeling, died there in jail iiaturday d Spanish lnfluenza. James Washington, anotller colored boy, convicted ~ at the same tlme and for UJe same offenlile, ia iurfering from the 11.111e diaease and Is not expected to live. He, too, is in the Wheeling jail. The Tacoma had but one deckhand passing up Saturday nlgllt !rom Cincinnati lor Ch&r· leotm with a good freight trip. lofa1ot' Galvin of Cincinnati Is ._ung to laborers to· ·leave their jobs elsewhere and IP> to the goyernment nitrate plant near the clt,y, Whartboat owners between Wheeling and Pittsburgh are reported to be greatly dissatisfied with the way business is being conducted by the packets. Rates are said to be the highest ever known and ln some instances rates on freights have been charged that were higher "lhan express rates, says Captain Jerry Brown, who knows whereof he speaks. It is an exceedIngly hard job fSr impraCtical and inexperIenced men to auccesstully operate a boat line. But -rlenced 'Packet ¥'J men who desire to follow the boatiDg game are very scarce and hard to secure anymore, es_pecially along the uwer Ohio River. CljJialn Brown, one or the best known and most reliable whartboat operators on the upper Ohio River, eame down Monday from Rochester, Pa., to look after business interests here. Captain Brown reports the only packet coming into Pittiburgh to be doing: only a fair business. A combination of owners of small packet boats has purchased the New Martinsville wharfboot and placed it at Wheeling In opposition 1o the Liberty Transit Lines wharfboat. The OCT, 2, 1918 - THE TOWBOAT Ent.rprise owned by the Pittsburgh Coal Co., srrlved here Tuesday afternoon to have some new rivets driven In the bollers which took a rew hours arter the ·boat was cooled down at the Acme Boller Slop landing. Captain James Woodward is in oornrttand (/ the Enterprise and Pilot William Agnew is on the boat with him. Agnew recenUy brought the big towboat F. M. Wallace, formerly the Oakland. from Cincinnati to ?t. Pleasant where the boat was laid up. The Wallace has been operating in southern waters. The Enterprise has just returned from LoulsvUle where she took a tow ot Kanawha River and Island Creek Coal. Captain Woodward, who has two sons who are officers in the American Army, originally came from the Kanawha Valley but ror several years has boated out of Pittsburgh. He w~s on the towboats Defender and H. M. Hoxie when they blew ~ at Huntington and Portland, respectively, and escaped without a scratch. He was also on the Little Fred when she turned over a few years ago near Steubenville. Captain Bob Agnew, the first commander the Queen Cicy had in the Pittsburgh-Cincinnati trade, and laler who commanded the Memphta packet Kate Adams, is now living in Los Aftgeles, Calif., and is reported to have been very successful in a business of his own out there. The towboat Enterprise was built at Elizabeth, Pa., In 1903, and has the machinery off the old Enterprise that towed ooal Cram Pittsburgh for the O'Neill Co., and was commanded for several years by tbe late Captain Menges. OCT, 5, 1918 - TilE GREENWOOD will enter the Cincinnati-Charleston trade &mday in conunand of Captain Gordon C. Greene. The Greenwood has been Wlder&Qing repairs at the Drterprise docks at Pl. Pleasant. Purser William R. Barringer is in charge of the Greenwood's o1fice. The Dunbar of the Uberty Transit Line, is out on the Kanawha docks undergoing a general overhauling. The Omaha and Elam will be taken out later and sheeted with steel along the sides or their hulls. Captain Charles Arthur has resigned as maater of th8 Greendale and Captain Ben Patterson succeeded him. The Greendale was laid up at Pprtsmouth FridiiY on account or low water. The Tacoma has laid up again for several days at Ashland, Ky., on accOWlt of a very low stage oi water caused by the draining of the pools above to nush out a shipment of Kanawha River coal. The fish boat Tamiami goes rrom here to Pt. Pleasant. Captain Lee Willis has been her pilot up from Cincirmati. She is a twin screw gas boat. The sldewheel packet America of tile Louisville Line backed into the bank and tore off her rudder, necessitating laying up at Clncimati for repairs. Area Deaths Mn. Ruth Vimon GALUPOLIS - Mrs. Ruth EJ!Iobeth Keyser Vlnaon, 57, Vlntm, formerly of Logan Councy, W. 53 Meigs (Continued !rom Page I) Onl~ Jobn V. TamMill, Beverly tkunplm, Richard P. Werner, Ill )lnlor&. 1WU Hubbard, Mary A. Long, Jllllt F. PrJddy, Harry Slawter, lMD Weber, Barbara J. White, Elbort L. William& and Mury ,_Jenkin...,, all seniors. students given awards Cor hav 1111 at least three " A' a" and no erade lower than a "B" were c.tby A, Bunce, ~errie DinJIIlll, Kay A, Howell, Kimberly JohniOII, Linda S. Midkiff, Bren. da S. Smith, and Anita Fultz, all lOj)homore's. j North Gallia ToJlll Va., died Frlday in University Hospital in Lexington, K3. Alexander, 12-6 9Je was burn In Lincoln Cooncy, w. Va., daughter ol the late ALBANY- VisitingNorthGalMr. and Mrs. A. B. Keyser, lia spoiled Alexander's hom~ Ranger, W. Va. t'Ollling festivities here Friday She is sW"Vlved by ller hus- night by slapping a 12-6 loss on band, W. S. VInson, Vinton; two the S(lartans. sons, W. S. Vln10n, Jr., and The victory was NorthGallia's Jim Vinson, of JacksonvUle,Fla., third or d1e campaign against two and one daughter, Regina Mui· setbacks. Alexander is now 2-2 !Ins, Chicago. Five grandchil- for the year, dren survive. Turley George scored both Pi· Three brothers and three sis- rate toudldowns in UJe first half ters survive. They are Mrs. Mary ror Coach Mel carter's eleven. Belcher, Logan. W. Va.; Mrs. Vera Staley, East Lynn, W.Va.; IRISH ROMP, 51-28 Mrs . Eunice McCoy, Homer, lOW A CITY , iowa (UPO Mich.; Con Keyser, Chapmansville, W, Va.; L, C, Keyser, Notre Dame gunned down Iowa, Worthington, K3 ., and R. D, Key- .'il-28, in a scori~ festival Saturday as Terry Hanratty passed 1er, New York. The body was taken to Ule for one Irish touchdown and ran McGhee Funeral Home in West for two other11. Hanratty completed IS or 23 Hamlin, W. Va. Funeral services will be held Monday, I p. passes for 242 yards as Notre m., at the fUneral home. Bur- Dame battered the Iowa defenial will be in Cununings Cem~­ si ve team for 587 total yards. tery at Ranger, W. Va. Timothy R. f.Jaze and Pamela L. Neut:r.Ung, both juniors. Connie Bachner, Robert Burdette, Theresa easel, G I e n Crisp, Fred E. Davis , Rodney Davia, Randall C. King, Cynthia Mills, JIDiice K. Priddy, Sberrie Shuler, JaniceK . Smith, RobMIDDLEPORT - Kelly Groert W. Vance, all seniors. gan, formerly or Middleport, died Barbara White, a member of atahospitalnearhishome Friday the senior class at Meigs High in &unmersville. Sehool, was further honored with Mr. Grogan had been confined the presentation of a Certlficate to the hospital since July 28 when at Merit from the National Merit Scholarship Program for having he was injured in an auto acciacored In the top two per cent dent. He was the son of the late of students taking the National .Merit Scholarship Testlastyear ...Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grogan, George Hargraves, Jr. , super - Middleport, and was associated bltcn:Jent or Meigs Local Schools, with his parents for a number or Jp:lke to the IJtudent boc:tY dur - years with the operation or a q the assembly. Presentation grocery store in Middleport . ~ the awards was mAde by lleo is sun-lved by his wife, Junes A, Diehl, Jr., principal Ada Mary, three stepsons, a si!o1 Meigs High School. The as- ler, Dorothy RusseJI oC Rahway, Hl'lbly was opened with the N. J ., a niece and several Pl«<re d AIIOIIance tD th@.fiag oouslns, among whom are Mrs. Jed b,y Dem1J Aul~ j)J'esldont of M>lbel Marshall or Meigs CounGif, MeJso student Coqncll; Jo101 cy, Robert Grogan of Toledo, IIJidlhart, secretary; and Torn- and Mrs. John Kauft' of MidlilY Vaul!han, &reasurer. dleiJOrt and NeiiiOIIV!IIe. Besides his parenta, he was preceded in death by a son, RJchard, who was killed a number rA years ago wben he was struck by a car in Middleport. The body is at the Crawford Funeral Home In &l:mmersvllle. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m . 1<><1a_y at the Methodist Church there and burial will bo in 9.trnmersvllle. Mr. Kelly Grogan SPECIAL SUNDAY BUFFET ; ed clear diotance, •10 ~ c:oils! · Bomle J. Rile, Middleport. Route 1, •1o and rsts, • 1 ~ ~> slgni Nma L, .~. R~•­ Uberty, Helen E. Milton and other small craft boats rorm the combination. . vllle, $10 arid costs, sPBfin&i AMONG those attending the graDd (IJening of the First National Bank's auto hank ~re Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs. W," C, Taylor, Gallipolla, and Jotm Brucker, Rt. 2,'GalllpQlis. 27 Casesin Meigs Court HOLZER MEDICAL CENTPR ADMISSIONS ~Irs. Roy E. Baker, Rt. I Chestlire; Pllil J, Duncan, Rt. 1 Cheshire; Mrs. Thomas Rowley, Rt 2 Gallipolis; Mrs. Park D. McDaniel, Jr., PL Pleasant; Mrs. Andrew H. Van Matre, Clirton; Joseph V. Lomnis , PL Pleasant; Denise G. Shuler, Racine; Ed~ ward J. Strauss, Minersville; Mrs. Leonra E. Dean, RL 4 Pomeroy; C&rl J. Orfutt, Rt. 1 Long Bottomi Lewis J. Smith, Mrs. Jerry L. Tillis, Rutland; Mrs. Delbert A. Metheney, Rt. 1 Ewinglon; Fonna K. Wright, llt. 1 Dexter; William Hussell, Ht. 1 Oak Hill; Mrs. Sherman B. Criner, Jr., Columbus; Mrs. Larry G. Mullins, Cleveland; David J. Shively, Jackson; Melissa L. Russell, Rt. 1 Guysville; Clarence Boyer, Rt. 2 McAr thur; Mrs. Millard Hammond, Jr., Coalton; William J. Dixon, Rt. 2 Wellston; William J. Grandstaff, Ravenswood. BIRTHS Mrs. Harold Norton, Pomeroy, son, 7:55 a. m. Friday; Mrs. Larry G. Mullins, Cleveland, daugh~, 12:54 p. m. Friday; Mrs. :ret-ry L. Tillis, Rutland, son, 1:33 p. m. Friday; Mrs. Roy E. Baker, Ht. I Cheshire, daugi)ter, 9:05 p. m. Friday; Mrs. Sherman B. Criner, Jr., Columbu!i, son, 2:S2 a. m. S&tW'day. DISCIIARGES Mrs. L. VIOLET lla.Ys, Mrs. Jame-s Bragg, Jr., Mrs. R. Eugene Clement, Raymond Coleman, Mrs. Theodore Croy, Mrs. Rober! A. Elberfeld, Mrs. Delmar R. Gingerich, Mrs. Janet L. llenry, Mrs. Vernon Henry, Walter W. Hyatt, Mrs. Ernest E. Laohart. Mrs. Marguerite l~ke. Vern A. Saurxlers, Mrs. Irena Shuemaker, Mrs, F1oyd Stover, Mrs. William D. Van Meter, Mark A. Venoy, StevenS. Walker, Homer Johnson, Walter Hendricks, Mrs. Albert Scott, Mrs. Durward S. Bailey and infant son, Mrs. Clarence M. Imboden and infant son, Mrs. James L. Mohler and daughter, Mrs. Kenneth L. Munyan and daughter. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admitted - Eugene A r rn s, Pomeroy; Emmett Bartels, Syracuse; Helen Bartels, Syracuse; Gertnlde Drake, Vinton; Lucy McCune, Clleshire; Curtis Roush, Middleport; Woodrow Kuhn, Long MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted Lenore Dean, Pomeroy; MurUe Rollins, Tuppers Plains; Robert Meeks, Shade. _ Discllarg&d FJton :lee.le, Lenore Dean. HUDSON PROMOTED VIETNAM - Robert E. IJud.. son• 20 • IIOfl of Mr. and Mrs. William Hoscbar, Route 2, Racine, Ohio, was promoted. to Army s_pecialiot live Sept. 14 in Vietnam. where he is serving with the ·1st Cavalry Division, as a mOOI.cal corpsman. SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Puhli S I I~'d C\U) SuOO;i.• b) tne Ohio ~&IJ11 1-'ubl,. ho n~ • POMEROY - Seventeen de· 1•-• were flood and 10 forfelted bonds Frtday In the OOOJ1'I of Meigs Count,v Judge Frank W. Joanna Coqncll,. Langsville, $~0 ·and costa, lett . of center; Neal White, i'ornoiw Route 4, no op.. erawr•s Ueense, $10 aDd 00$&; William F, W-.rn, lltlJ>I'e, , $10 and costs, speeding; 'lbom· as Duncan, COlumbus, t w o char- or ...aolt and battery, coils IIIII¥; Lewis W. Harper, Rutland Route i, $ISO and coste, three da1a In jaUand60daysauspensloo of his cliiver•s lleense . except on one day per week to secure oupplles, driving lilille ln1oxlcated Ralph Sigler, RuUand Route I, $5 and colts, unsafevahlcle; Paul sturgeon, Pomeroy Route 3, $5 and costs, deteCtive brakes; Paul W, RWJyOn, llllnerovlile, $5 and costs, unsafe vehidei Jotm R. . MAIL '>l lis.ff.UPTIOl>. !tATE~ The lliLIJ ~nlilll!l, UIW ,,.. , . SI U; "" lllllnlh• 'f;; .;.;; ' '"""' mo oH h< ~J. no~ 1 " " "" l'n•» lm•o·n.n •mwl •• eulull" ~1 · CIOIIII0!\.1 Lu Lh~ uot.' [o,. ~ ub i ui !I(IIO Of Ill """' <.h>palo "he> o· r ll(l tled In lb ii III!W;;IIptt.,. ~J>O t h ~ ilH~I nr~ ADULTS: $2.50 CHILDREN: $1.75 PLEASANT POINT RESORT RDute 62 NA + +++ ++ , +++ +++ FOR Instance, during last week's fall camporee It Chester, the Orderol ~ Journeyed to the camp ooe week In advance and cleared traU altes, marked the camp Ore area, mode seotlqr ladll!les lor visliors, and later, helped the partlcl~tlqr Willi locate their doolgnattiJ ITOOL J +++ ++ + DUlliNG last satunla,y night's campfire session, the Arrow eootrolled tral!lc ard provlcled parents and relatives with pertinent caJq>lng ·lnlolinatlon. The ArriM' dance team performed In lrdlan co~s durl1111 can., lire aetl.vlties. Richard Kni!Jht, Pt, Pleasant, served aa ""'talh of the dance team. TONIGHT THRU THURsDAY OCT. 6 -10 "THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE" (Tecllnlcolor) Julie Andrews, as Mlllle THE ~ + ++ +++ the Attow promotes summer camps, anci troop ClUOillllt the year rourd. Steve WUson, Pt. Pleoaant, Is the MGM of chlpter chlef. Othera who deserve mentionforlastweek's successful fall calq)OUiwhich •ttractecl a reCO<d 171 boys from the three """"' t;y rlf~ . •tp: Chadds Hall, district scout executive; John WbJileY, U1!11li~r.l'c!or; Ken Llilkeri, head of I!Oiplorer Poat 261, Pl. Pleasoni;·<i!£rl*nd Parsons, MGIIIlea<lershlp training chairman, and Tom caueU, vice chairman of the MGM Councll One other iteDL French Clcy Lumber C.. !Urnished lumber lor various proJects durlog the threM&,v sesalon. -· Woody CARTOON • publ •lol•<'d here on. • ~ r.q >nq,i '• ++++++ IIIRS. ~ EUiott, executive secretary of the GalllpoJls Chamber of CCJqUneree ard secretary of the Galllpo(io Retail Mer~ Asooclatiila. missed her llrst merchant meeting in 12 years laat Tliosdljl, 'She had • cold, or • touch ol the QUALITY CONSTIUCTION au. + + +++ + OCTOBEB $12 is Natinnal Newspaper Week. The Gaillpollo Dally Trlblme wUI observe Ito 75th anniversary this week, The Tribune began publlcatioo the Drst week of October in 1893. + + ++ + + TWEN'L'Y YEARS AGO, !rom the Illes of the llally Tribune 11'11 weeld,y Gallla Times. .. Thlrt.Y..flvo) Gallipolis Tribune llld Gonia Tlmel ... rtero ind two JUOst• honored b,y Publisher H. W, Wetherholt ·Ill observance of National Newspaper Week. .. Bluer Wether.helt beida 40 et &. .. Dr•• N, H, Foster named' new Kiwanis Club preoldeii!..,Dr. J, Gordon Gibert to begin private practice at medicine here oo ~ 25... Mrs. Anna Gates White lllllled Trlbune-Timea soelotl' odlkl:', .. ¥eJnorlaJ Field dedicated with 21~ grid victory owr Atheu by GAllS Blue Devllo... Cooch Jim Halderman's lado 'oiraak 1o 14 •lnllhL.. Bob Marchi scores llrst touchrun down Cllf- gridiron, BUI Joe Johnsoo gets two slx.polntero ard Geno Too) Wotllerholt odds three kicks from plac:emeet in big victory over preyl... ob' unbeaten Bulldogs. .. Wetherholt lllllled UP a.lo p'la)oer ol ek. ..Middleport soc:lcs Wellqton 33-13, p .... 01'0.1' sllpi l!Y Nel-.llle, 18-12. .. Ru&o Smith's 188 bowllrv averl&liqlo.in GIU)pol~ 1 - ONI lfOP IIIVICI CIVIl 21 MODILI 'llnnlltf ·ITiie k .. lOW CASH PltCI IMMIDIATI CCINSfiUCTION IUILT ON IT'S·NEWI IT'S HEREI IT'S CONYENIENTL Y LOCATEDI OUR NEW MODERN PROPERTY • 100% FINA~CING AMERICA'S FAstEST GROWING CHAIN Don't let ~nventianal financing ~ul,-.mentt convince~ you can't CI!Hord a new home At Jim Walter you don'l need ~down, you don I hovt to worry about cadi closinG cosh. and you pick 1M locallon. Immediate 100% financing is ovallabl• to all qualified property ownerL Y~u Mltd no cash ••. ~I even for clofing cotb. LOW MONTHLY PAT MINT ... and ~onguul~g 90, day after day after day, at 11 SHOIT YIAU fO PAY .• , I' I OPEN 9·:.At••11L 3 P.M..· ····· MONDlY'~tiiU SAJUIDAYI •. ·' . ·. · O~fN IVERY :fiiDU 'EVENING ... :. ·.f-91 :5 .l»:M, 'TIL 7 P,M.· DRIVE·IM . TONIGHT, OCT. 6 "THE CARPETBAGGEHS" Eliz, Ashley, Martha Hyer, enroll Baker. Bob Cummill8s Alan Ladd AND 'uTHE SEA PIHATE" Gerard Barray Genevieve Casile Starting Today... ln over 200 Revco Discount Centers ... TilE OJ"'; er of ihe Arrow Is a scouting society to honor campers. Its members are elected by boys of various tr~s In the Meig,.. Gallla-Mason· area. These young men do quite a bit of work often un-. -n, or unhMnl ot by the public. --::"\ ' 12 P.M. TIL 4 P.M. .. ~ who tackled him out of bounds. There was no ''piling on" as the Tribune stated The 11\lured Tiger did oot go urder the pla,rers bunch, because there' s a big 2 by 4 board across Ule bottom. The tool box was In front of the bench. Too, the bench i~J a good fl ve YI.Cds away from the sidelines, and several Tiger playen were stlrdlog In lroDi ot the bench, Ani the screwdriver penetrated Ed· wards' side over au inch ard a hall - clear 141 to the handle - ao r-_ted In last'· Sun~~a¥•s Tlmes·&mtlneL Coach Glenn Trout does not lolth dlrt,y lootbell. Piling on Is dircy !ootball. We feel an IPol· Olli. •• ·~. ihe GaiJi»oJis coach for tile inaccw-ate statement& which II>JIOil'ed I~ the Ironton J)IIJer. Discharged - Paul Dowell, Eleanor Bate1, Bemy Hall, and Robert Davis. M~I O N ~ inaccurate statements. GAHS tllms show Edwards was hit on the side- Bottom. PLAN OPEN HOUSE NEW HAVEN - Open House will be observed at the regular monthly meeting or tbe New Haven Junior Woman's Clld>, on T\lesday, at the Alex - Quillen Memorial Ubrary BuDding beglmlng at 8 p.m. Thlo lolor lillY Interested laAIY In the bend area belwem Ute - k or 16 and 36. Addltlonal information can be obtained from Mrs. John F. Rouoh, New Haven, 882.:!806 or Mrs. A. L. Sprouse, New Haven, 882.:!505. ~wk cutalfSOuaro ... linus attar catchirv a pass. Momentum carried Edwards and those MEIGS ' .. THEATIE ADMISsiON: 85c ard 50c SHOW STARTs 7 P.M. I~ ~ The Revco 'Ssle' nevBr ends. It just gets bigger snd bettBr I ++ + ++ + Porter. Forleiting bonds were Marion L, McManawa,y, Glouster, $27.• 50, speeding; Richard F. 'lbornpsoo, SloteravUle, W. Va.~. 50, speeding; Cecil T, C. II, SlnitbvUle, W, Va., $250, driving while Intoxicated; Dal)ai D. Jarrell, Columbus, $17.50, ,. no slow inovlng velilcle emblem; James A. Laudermlll; l'oiDOI'QY, $27.50, JntoxlcaUCII; Lester L, LaPrade, Hurtlngtm, $27,56, speed1ns; Paul E. HDI, Mlildleport, defective exhaust, $17.50; ·Bin E. Piersol, Bolpre, $27 .50; speeding;· Thomas F, Deal, Prac1orvllle, $27.50, II()OOd1ng; Rob· ert L, Th<impaon, Sr., Ra,y, $27, . Mury Spri~~~ro HamUt"" Till 20 Princetoa 0 Cr'O!*ntUoi· Ui Hfll' COiolclrd ,,~;.<t;;\lt,oo lleechWGOd 20Cin. C<Junt'y~~4 Trl ': vaUay50 !ihorldaJ! ~ .' CleveL John Adamo 18 ~ 2e ·~·if Cleve. Glenville 0 Clil,. ·lofeKIIUy •·8,Cutoi! •C. C..f . Cleve. South 28 Cleve. Weat 0 Fiila 2% AJ1ia!IN:·14 . Clevelard Hats. 8 Cleve. Shaw 8 OlkiiOOd .6 El¥r!a 1:! Ftrdlay 2 shaker Halchla lt,de>.: llnlll!f Lorain l8 Sondusi\Y 8 Bereio 21 BeciiDid a· •· llel(lhos st. Johns 48 lollnster 6 EaJtW<e North .20 1111. .t .· U>. Arllrvton 49 Lima Sr, 14 Aurora 16 Ora'* 0 Uma Bath 26 Keaton 0 · Spriaslleld North 36 TrqJ 2!J Sidney sn Lima ShalmH 20 Xenia 30 Wl¥110 I! Ri\'Oralde 4.1 Ridgemont 2 Tipp 16 BrookvUlo 1f Monlpelier 6 Swanton 0 Norllanant lZ Eaton 0 Millersport 26 Llbert,y Union S Weot MUIOO 40 Nortbriclee 0 Ashiard 14 Ma!llneld Malabar 0 Cov'gti>n 20 Spr!JW; !llaw- I Lorain Adrn. King 44 C.redo-KeJX>vo (W, Va.) p . a.. 0 1\fans-d Sr. Cho-ke H Crestline 12 Frederlcktolm 0 WaUstoa 20 NelllliiVIIJe.Yorll I New Albi!IY 14 Lucos 8 Kyger Cr. 16 Eaotero Qblp) 0 West Muskingwn 32 New Lax. 0 DON'T know who compiled that article, but It contains 1mme ~. 11 0 Me<"loani~ ~ruco, 1'11111•ru), Ohht, ~ J16V. Publ••lled tur.• "el•iod•l e•enin~ en·ept111t"rd:l) . [nte~ "' ~e,·oo\d d •» m~o[uij! mana r at Pun•cm•, Oluo, l'o" llffon, TER.\!.~ 01 ~Ul~l IUPTIO,\ B• ear r 1 ~ 1 · <IO<l.• an.J !'l!".c:t.l). J:.,. prr 1\ec~. ° ML Sterltng Plains 2& . CedarviQ; 18 Lickll~ HilS. 20 ~ridge 0 Coahocton l8 We41 Holmes 14 . Greenview 20 PWn Clly 0 Atheno 6 Lopa 0 Meigo 14 GaUjpolla o Danvllle'24 Centerburg 12 So. Hamlltoa Gor. 7 New Lex. St. AI20Picker'ston12 Jackson 291ronton 20 Circleville 34 Green!leld 6 Zanesv!Ue 21 Colo. West 14 Fairfield Union li2 Conal Winchester 6 Cols. Nortblaod 14 Cols. 6 CIIL Mden 26 Cln. Tall& Cln. Woodward 50 CIIL Western Hills 6 Cln. Elder 26 ·~---···••••••"•"••••••••••••iclolilni6i.~··••Nieiiwportlliiiii.iiii(Kyjj.l1c.iiiithioljjjljici1Ji8llliPiihiiiliiolili31iMayliiiisvUiiiiililie6••••••••••••••• + + + + ++ .. 1' ' " j •1 U 1pu J, , T r•buu(• in 01'10 and " "Ut \ "lr· ~ '"" · o 11 ~ )L·,.· S ~ ; '" mnn1t1• M; 1l1r~.., momlo• '3; d •e-.. It~• ~. "''" ~ "" , Sl U; •I• month~ s r.i ! lore~ mon1t,. .U lU + +++ ++ "TilE Ironton jUnior was 'rushed to Holzer MedIcal Center where he was treated for the puncture wound and due to lhe quick action on the part of those involved, received no serious inJuly. The Tiger coach praiHd quick action or those involved, but 1 added Gallipolls should haw been called for pUing on. • Uowever, Qparertly the oftldals didn't see tile play as the Gallipolis Blue DevOs were not penalized." o\1~., t iall o ~Li-, liiL U.-olL\ SL\Tl i'ill ° equljl~ni c..,. !MI L\ fltliH :\E Ohou. U6ll . J->y~ [ ,.l ><.ld ' ' "' ' "ul<da.• e''""\1: h~~· S.tur(l;o). Seo·or><l ( b •• l'n~ •• ~• Paid •• Calli llOIIO, Ohio ~ l!ard~ LATER, It oald: "Despite the !act that the whistle had blown to erd the piii.Y, Edwards wos hll again b,y a Galllpo(Ja player ond driven urderoeath . the Tiger bench. Under the bench I•• the ~ he went down on tq, or a screwdriver laying onfell, top . . . . . . ldt with the lid o_pen, As Edwards of the metal box arxl it was driven into his side 1 hall-inch accordlog to Coach Bob (,.l.l.lll'ill.l~ .i "5 Thord ~ ~ Sunila¥'1 lrontDn Trlbuoo carried a story concernlog the ~!dtnlal itabbl1111 of Rlrd,y Edwards, Oeet·looted Tiger hallbock. ~ 'u.i't Dl'alseo Galllpoiio team pbyslclan Dr, Thornis Morgan, the, Wa!l8f>ollalley·Wood Ambulance; ard Hober Medical Center lor quick ic~<ton, avertlrw'a near-tragecy, drive a motor vehicle;. M<tn(: B. Grlnt; Ali>anJ. RouteS, 'as,ut-·' commanded by a Gallipolis man who had two 10111 serving with the American Army in Eur- 38' T~a n WUilamoburg 34 Goshen 6 Deer Park 16 Mariemont 0 Norwood 43 Locklanol 6 ' ·Milford 28 Madeira 2! Cin, Moeller 46 Cine:. LaSalle 0 Bridgeport 32 Tlltoosville 6 Shodyside 27 Unioo Local 6 BaroeavUle ·l 8 cadiz 6 Martina Ferry 40 Wellsville 8 Bellaire st. Jolm 34 SLCialrsvUle 13 Waverly 8 Ports, Notre Dame 0 Portomouth Iii ChUiicotbe 14 Marietta 34 f'alrDeld School 19 Cois. Linden 46 Cols, North 8 Colo. East 12 Cols. Wlletstone 6 Cols. Wal. Ridge 28Cols. CeiL 18 Whltehalll3 Gahanna 0 Bexley 13 Grardvlew 0 Harnlltoo Twp, 25 0\blln 0 Cols. Eastmoor 26 canton Lin- . ~"1-;;;;i ~ ' ,I .......... ;,.:.. I I , -. .. .. ..--,--·' I. q .._ '-h; •• ·1,. ;.,~· ' ,J • . ' . . . .. '• , ( ', :· • ··.! ·: ' ; ·,: ~i" 31~ SECOND AVENUE Gallipolis~ Ohio · ·OPIN DAILY 9 A. I. 11L 9 P.M. ' '''''"'··~"' . ONLY TOtAL j - '" I 1:' 10 .A.~ 111 6 P.M.· • , ., i '} iiJ <"l . �' Friday Night~s Grid Scores By United Preas lnternatlooal London 3S Mary•ville 0 Miami Eaot 38 Northwestern 6 . Greve Clcy 43 Groveport 20 Van Wert 20 Coldwoter. West Jefferson Val'y A Urbana 20 Franldlo HeiiJhts 19 Amardo Q'rc'k 26 carroll 18 UWe i.uami 57 Xenia WUsoq 14 Worthl,..n 58 Pleas. View 6 Boljlre 14 Wlrt Co.46<W. Vi.) 7 Re,yn'bUl'll30 Westerv'le 12 CoiiDDbus Grover Perry Delaware 7 ML Vernon 0 Murioo 12 Fremont 6 Cols. Marlon-Fral!ldtn 'n 67 Cory..flawson Ubert,y BelL O Cols. Read¥ 8 Arcodla 21 McComb 0 · Urballl 2 Colo. FranldlnHgts.19 6 Van Buren Arltrvton Johllltown '24 Wotldns Mern. 22 6 Gallon l2 Bucyrus North Union 51 COrdlnglon IS Footorlo 14 Tlmn Calvert 8 West FaUo 65 I;ogan Elm 6 Euclid 22 Normard,y 14 Fraohlort Adena 20 Unioto 12 Cletrvlew ~2 North Ridgeville· 0 Morgan 68 RoseYllle 0 · 22 PalnesvUie Rlv. Kirtland O Paint Valley 56 East Clinton 12 44 Lima C. c. llowlillt Green 14 Riverdale 21 Pleasant 20 28 Cols, South Cols, Brook. 7 North Union 51 Cardington IS llilllard 25 "llllin 12 Cln. Wlthr-13 Cln. Wal. Hills6 Mil~- R!JUsh, Lalart, , '. · registration; Route 1', f5 · and coats, ' F~~:~•·, :;.;;:~{ Claren<e Albai,y 11o1Jt, 3, $~1i and .. 0 Oltll,' By HOBART Wl®N, JR. permftilng l#lllcen'l'fl GALLIPOLIS - The big towboat, Enterprise, ope, arrived here ror boiler repair at Charlie Arthur' a Acme Boiler ~. Here are that and several River News reports that made news in the Gallipolis Daily Tribune 50 years qu : i ( SEPT, 30, 1918 - THE KANAWHA cool operators made a shipment of coal SJnda.v to CJncbmaU on the artificial rise tltat started at Wheelhtg. Most of the towboats that passed here had light tows. Deckhands were in great demand. Captain Gordon c. Greene of Cincinnati ar· rived here Saturday and began repairs on the hull ol the Gallipolis wharfboat &mday morn. ing. Concrete ls belng spread inside the hull and a side dock is being used In connection with the work which is being done by Chipps Hamm, a ship's carpenter, and a few laborers. Freight business continues very good with the packets but labor is very scarce. Heavy shipments are leaving Cincinnati as soon as the boats can be loaded. All packets nmning Into Cincinnati have been delayed by log and labor troubles the past week . Some boats have beeo 24 hours behind time. OCT, I, 1918 - ROBERT SMITH, a color ed hoy who was oonvicted in ledoral ~rt at Martinsburg 10 days ago o! slelillng ~~tJ~or on the Dunbar and sentenced to 60 days in jail at Wheeling, died there in jail iiaturday d Spanish lnfluenza. James Washington, anotller colored boy, convicted ~ at the same tlme and for UJe same offenlile, ia iurfering from the 11.111e diaease and Is not expected to live. He, too, is in the Wheeling jail. The Tacoma had but one deckhand passing up Saturday nlgllt !rom Cincinnati lor Ch&r· leotm with a good freight trip. lofa1ot' Galvin of Cincinnati Is ._ung to laborers to· ·leave their jobs elsewhere and IP> to the goyernment nitrate plant near the clt,y, Whartboat owners between Wheeling and Pittsburgh are reported to be greatly dissatisfied with the way business is being conducted by the packets. Rates are said to be the highest ever known and ln some instances rates on freights have been charged that were higher "lhan express rates, says Captain Jerry Brown, who knows whereof he speaks. It is an exceedIngly hard job fSr impraCtical and inexperIenced men to auccesstully operate a boat line. But -rlenced 'Packet ¥'J men who desire to follow the boatiDg game are very scarce and hard to secure anymore, es_pecially along the uwer Ohio River. CljJialn Brown, one or the best known and most reliable whartboat operators on the upper Ohio River, eame down Monday from Rochester, Pa., to look after business interests here. Captain Brown reports the only packet coming into Pittiburgh to be doing: only a fair business. A combination of owners of small packet boats has purchased the New Martinsville wharfboot and placed it at Wheeling In opposition 1o the Liberty Transit Lines wharfboat. The OCT, 2, 1918 - THE TOWBOAT Ent.rprise owned by the Pittsburgh Coal Co., srrlved here Tuesday afternoon to have some new rivets driven In the bollers which took a rew hours arter the ·boat was cooled down at the Acme Boller Slop landing. Captain James Woodward is in oornrttand (/ the Enterprise and Pilot William Agnew is on the boat with him. Agnew recenUy brought the big towboat F. M. Wallace, formerly the Oakland. from Cincinnati to ?t. Pleasant where the boat was laid up. The Wallace has been operating in southern waters. The Enterprise has just returned from LoulsvUle where she took a tow ot Kanawha River and Island Creek Coal. Captain Woodward, who has two sons who are officers in the American Army, originally came from the Kanawha Valley but ror several years has boated out of Pittsburgh. He w~s on the towboats Defender and H. M. Hoxie when they blew ~ at Huntington and Portland, respectively, and escaped without a scratch. He was also on the Little Fred when she turned over a few years ago near Steubenville. Captain Bob Agnew, the first commander the Queen Cicy had in the Pittsburgh-Cincinnati trade, and laler who commanded the Memphta packet Kate Adams, is now living in Los Aftgeles, Calif., and is reported to have been very successful in a business of his own out there. The towboat Enterprise was built at Elizabeth, Pa., In 1903, and has the machinery off the old Enterprise that towed ooal Cram Pittsburgh for the O'Neill Co., and was commanded for several years by tbe late Captain Menges. OCT, 5, 1918 - TilE GREENWOOD will enter the Cincinnati-Charleston trade &mday in conunand of Captain Gordon C. Greene. The Greenwood has been Wlder&Qing repairs at the Drterprise docks at Pl. Pleasant. Purser William R. Barringer is in charge of the Greenwood's o1fice. The Dunbar of the Uberty Transit Line, is out on the Kanawha docks undergoing a general overhauling. The Omaha and Elam will be taken out later and sheeted with steel along the sides or their hulls. Captain Charles Arthur has resigned as maater of th8 Greendale and Captain Ben Patterson succeeded him. The Greendale was laid up at Pprtsmouth FridiiY on account or low water. The Tacoma has laid up again for several days at Ashland, Ky., on accOWlt of a very low stage oi water caused by the draining of the pools above to nush out a shipment of Kanawha River coal. The fish boat Tamiami goes rrom here to Pt. Pleasant. Captain Lee Willis has been her pilot up from Cincirmati. She is a twin screw gas boat. The sldewheel packet America of tile Louisville Line backed into the bank and tore off her rudder, necessitating laying up at Clncimati for repairs. Area Deaths Mn. Ruth Vimon GALUPOLIS - Mrs. Ruth EJ!Iobeth Keyser Vlnaon, 57, Vlntm, formerly of Logan Councy, W. 53 Meigs (Continued !rom Page I) Onl~ Jobn V. TamMill, Beverly tkunplm, Richard P. Werner, Ill )lnlor&. 1WU Hubbard, Mary A. Long, Jllllt F. PrJddy, Harry Slawter, lMD Weber, Barbara J. White, Elbort L. William& and Mury ,_Jenkin...,, all seniors. students given awards Cor hav 1111 at least three " A' a" and no erade lower than a "B" were c.tby A, Bunce, ~errie DinJIIlll, Kay A, Howell, Kimberly JohniOII, Linda S. Midkiff, Bren. da S. Smith, and Anita Fultz, all lOj)homore's. j North Gallia ToJlll Va., died Frlday in University Hospital in Lexington, K3. Alexander, 12-6 9Je was burn In Lincoln Cooncy, w. Va., daughter ol the late ALBANY- VisitingNorthGalMr. and Mrs. A. B. Keyser, lia spoiled Alexander's hom~ Ranger, W. Va. t'Ollling festivities here Friday She is sW"Vlved by ller hus- night by slapping a 12-6 loss on band, W. S. VInson, Vinton; two the S(lartans. sons, W. S. Vln10n, Jr., and The victory was NorthGallia's Jim Vinson, of JacksonvUle,Fla., third or d1e campaign against two and one daughter, Regina Mui· setbacks. Alexander is now 2-2 !Ins, Chicago. Five grandchil- for the year, dren survive. Turley George scored both Pi· Three brothers and three sis- rate toudldowns in UJe first half ters survive. They are Mrs. Mary ror Coach Mel carter's eleven. Belcher, Logan. W. Va.; Mrs. Vera Staley, East Lynn, W.Va.; IRISH ROMP, 51-28 Mrs . Eunice McCoy, Homer, lOW A CITY , iowa (UPO Mich.; Con Keyser, Chapmansville, W, Va.; L, C, Keyser, Notre Dame gunned down Iowa, Worthington, K3 ., and R. D, Key- .'il-28, in a scori~ festival Saturday as Terry Hanratty passed 1er, New York. The body was taken to Ule for one Irish touchdown and ran McGhee Funeral Home in West for two other11. Hanratty completed IS or 23 Hamlin, W. Va. Funeral services will be held Monday, I p. passes for 242 yards as Notre m., at the fUneral home. Bur- Dame battered the Iowa defenial will be in Cununings Cem~­ si ve team for 587 total yards. tery at Ranger, W. Va. Timothy R. f.Jaze and Pamela L. Neut:r.Ung, both juniors. Connie Bachner, Robert Burdette, Theresa easel, G I e n Crisp, Fred E. Davis , Rodney Davia, Randall C. King, Cynthia Mills, JIDiice K. Priddy, Sberrie Shuler, JaniceK . Smith, RobMIDDLEPORT - Kelly Groert W. Vance, all seniors. gan, formerly or Middleport, died Barbara White, a member of atahospitalnearhishome Friday the senior class at Meigs High in &unmersville. Sehool, was further honored with Mr. Grogan had been confined the presentation of a Certlficate to the hospital since July 28 when at Merit from the National Merit Scholarship Program for having he was injured in an auto acciacored In the top two per cent dent. He was the son of the late of students taking the National .Merit Scholarship Testlastyear ...Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grogan, George Hargraves, Jr. , super - Middleport, and was associated bltcn:Jent or Meigs Local Schools, with his parents for a number or Jp:lke to the IJtudent boc:tY dur - years with the operation or a q the assembly. Presentation grocery store in Middleport . ~ the awards was mAde by lleo is sun-lved by his wife, Junes A, Diehl, Jr., principal Ada Mary, three stepsons, a si!o1 Meigs High School. The as- ler, Dorothy RusseJI oC Rahway, Hl'lbly was opened with the N. J ., a niece and several Pl«<re d AIIOIIance tD th@.fiag oouslns, among whom are Mrs. Jed b,y Dem1J Aul~ j)J'esldont of M>lbel Marshall or Meigs CounGif, MeJso student Coqncll; Jo101 cy, Robert Grogan of Toledo, IIJidlhart, secretary; and Torn- and Mrs. John Kauft' of MidlilY Vaul!han, &reasurer. dleiJOrt and NeiiiOIIV!IIe. Besides his parenta, he was preceded in death by a son, RJchard, who was killed a number rA years ago wben he was struck by a car in Middleport. The body is at the Crawford Funeral Home In &l:mmersvllle. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m . 1<><1a_y at the Methodist Church there and burial will bo in 9.trnmersvllle. Mr. Kelly Grogan SPECIAL SUNDAY BUFFET ; ed clear diotance, •10 ~ c:oils! · Bomle J. Rile, Middleport. Route 1, •1o and rsts, • 1 ~ ~> slgni Nma L, .~. R~•­ Uberty, Helen E. Milton and other small craft boats rorm the combination. . vllle, $10 arid costs, sPBfin&i AMONG those attending the graDd (IJening of the First National Bank's auto hank ~re Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs. W," C, Taylor, Gallipolla, and Jotm Brucker, Rt. 2,'GalllpQlis. 27 Casesin Meigs Court HOLZER MEDICAL CENTPR ADMISSIONS ~Irs. Roy E. Baker, Rt. I Chestlire; Pllil J, Duncan, Rt. 1 Cheshire; Mrs. Thomas Rowley, Rt 2 Gallipolis; Mrs. Park D. McDaniel, Jr., PL Pleasant; Mrs. Andrew H. Van Matre, Clirton; Joseph V. Lomnis , PL Pleasant; Denise G. Shuler, Racine; Ed~ ward J. Strauss, Minersville; Mrs. Leonra E. Dean, RL 4 Pomeroy; C&rl J. Orfutt, Rt. 1 Long Bottomi Lewis J. Smith, Mrs. Jerry L. Tillis, Rutland; Mrs. Delbert A. Metheney, Rt. 1 Ewinglon; Fonna K. Wright, llt. 1 Dexter; William Hussell, Ht. 1 Oak Hill; Mrs. Sherman B. Criner, Jr., Columbus; Mrs. Larry G. Mullins, Cleveland; David J. Shively, Jackson; Melissa L. Russell, Rt. 1 Guysville; Clarence Boyer, Rt. 2 McAr thur; Mrs. Millard Hammond, Jr., Coalton; William J. Dixon, Rt. 2 Wellston; William J. Grandstaff, Ravenswood. BIRTHS Mrs. Harold Norton, Pomeroy, son, 7:55 a. m. Friday; Mrs. Larry G. Mullins, Cleveland, daugh~, 12:54 p. m. Friday; Mrs. :ret-ry L. Tillis, Rutland, son, 1:33 p. m. Friday; Mrs. Roy E. Baker, Ht. I Cheshire, daugi)ter, 9:05 p. m. Friday; Mrs. Sherman B. Criner, Jr., Columbu!i, son, 2:S2 a. m. S&tW'day. DISCIIARGES Mrs. L. VIOLET lla.Ys, Mrs. Jame-s Bragg, Jr., Mrs. R. Eugene Clement, Raymond Coleman, Mrs. Theodore Croy, Mrs. Rober! A. Elberfeld, Mrs. Delmar R. Gingerich, Mrs. Janet L. llenry, Mrs. Vernon Henry, Walter W. Hyatt, Mrs. Ernest E. Laohart. Mrs. Marguerite l~ke. Vern A. Saurxlers, Mrs. Irena Shuemaker, Mrs, F1oyd Stover, Mrs. William D. Van Meter, Mark A. Venoy, StevenS. Walker, Homer Johnson, Walter Hendricks, Mrs. Albert Scott, Mrs. Durward S. Bailey and infant son, Mrs. Clarence M. Imboden and infant son, Mrs. James L. Mohler and daughter, Mrs. Kenneth L. Munyan and daughter. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admitted - Eugene A r rn s, Pomeroy; Emmett Bartels, Syracuse; Helen Bartels, Syracuse; Gertnlde Drake, Vinton; Lucy McCune, Clleshire; Curtis Roush, Middleport; Woodrow Kuhn, Long MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted Lenore Dean, Pomeroy; MurUe Rollins, Tuppers Plains; Robert Meeks, Shade. _ Discllarg&d FJton :lee.le, Lenore Dean. HUDSON PROMOTED VIETNAM - Robert E. IJud.. son• 20 • IIOfl of Mr. and Mrs. William Hoscbar, Route 2, Racine, Ohio, was promoted. to Army s_pecialiot live Sept. 14 in Vietnam. where he is serving with the ·1st Cavalry Division, as a mOOI.cal corpsman. SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Puhli S I I~'d C\U) SuOO;i.• b) tne Ohio ~&IJ11 1-'ubl,. ho n~ • POMEROY - Seventeen de· 1•-• were flood and 10 forfelted bonds Frtday In the OOOJ1'I of Meigs Count,v Judge Frank W. Joanna Coqncll,. Langsville, $~0 ·and costa, lett . of center; Neal White, i'ornoiw Route 4, no op.. erawr•s Ueense, $10 aDd 00$&; William F, W-.rn, lltlJ>I'e, , $10 and costs, speeding; 'lbom· as Duncan, COlumbus, t w o char- or ...aolt and battery, coils IIIII¥; Lewis W. Harper, Rutland Route i, $ISO and coste, three da1a In jaUand60daysauspensloo of his cliiver•s lleense . except on one day per week to secure oupplles, driving lilille ln1oxlcated Ralph Sigler, RuUand Route I, $5 and colts, unsafevahlcle; Paul sturgeon, Pomeroy Route 3, $5 and costs, deteCtive brakes; Paul W, RWJyOn, llllnerovlile, $5 and costs, unsafe vehidei Jotm R. . MAIL '>l lis.ff.UPTIOl>. !tATE~ The lliLIJ ~nlilll!l, UIW ,,.. , . SI U; "" lllllnlh• 'f;; .;.;; ' '"""' mo oH h< ~J. no~ 1 " " "" l'n•» lm•o·n.n •mwl •• eulull" ~1 · CIOIIII0!\.1 Lu Lh~ uot.' [o,. ~ ub i ui !I(IIO Of Ill """' <.h>palo "he> o· r ll(l tled In lb ii III!W;;IIptt.,. ~J>O t h ~ ilH~I nr~ ADULTS: $2.50 CHILDREN: $1.75 PLEASANT POINT RESORT RDute 62 NA + +++ ++ , +++ +++ FOR Instance, during last week's fall camporee It Chester, the Orderol ~ Journeyed to the camp ooe week In advance and cleared traU altes, marked the camp Ore area, mode seotlqr ladll!les lor visliors, and later, helped the partlcl~tlqr Willi locate their doolgnattiJ ITOOL J +++ ++ + DUlliNG last satunla,y night's campfire session, the Arrow eootrolled tral!lc ard provlcled parents and relatives with pertinent caJq>lng ·lnlolinatlon. The ArriM' dance team performed In lrdlan co~s durl1111 can., lire aetl.vlties. Richard Kni!Jht, Pt, Pleasant, served aa ""'talh of the dance team. TONIGHT THRU THURsDAY OCT. 6 -10 "THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE" (Tecllnlcolor) Julie Andrews, as Mlllle THE ~ + ++ +++ the Attow promotes summer camps, anci troop ClUOillllt the year rourd. Steve WUson, Pt. Pleoaant, Is the MGM of chlpter chlef. Othera who deserve mentionforlastweek's successful fall calq)OUiwhich •ttractecl a reCO<d 171 boys from the three """"' t;y rlf~ . •tp: Chadds Hall, district scout executive; John WbJileY, U1!11li~r.l'c!or; Ken Llilkeri, head of I!Oiplorer Poat 261, Pl. Pleasoni;·<i!£rl*nd Parsons, MGIIIlea<lershlp training chairman, and Tom caueU, vice chairman of the MGM Councll One other iteDL French Clcy Lumber C.. !Urnished lumber lor various proJects durlog the threM&,v sesalon. -· Woody CARTOON • publ •lol•<'d here on. • ~ r.q >nq,i '• ++++++ IIIRS. ~ EUiott, executive secretary of the GalllpoJls Chamber of CCJqUneree ard secretary of the Galllpo(io Retail Mer~ Asooclatiila. missed her llrst merchant meeting in 12 years laat Tliosdljl, 'She had • cold, or • touch ol the QUALITY CONSTIUCTION au. + + +++ + OCTOBEB $12 is Natinnal Newspaper Week. The Gaillpollo Dally Trlblme wUI observe Ito 75th anniversary this week, The Tribune began publlcatioo the Drst week of October in 1893. + + ++ + + TWEN'L'Y YEARS AGO, !rom the Illes of the llally Tribune 11'11 weeld,y Gallla Times. .. Thlrt.Y..flvo) Gallipolis Tribune llld Gonia Tlmel ... rtero ind two JUOst• honored b,y Publisher H. W, Wetherholt ·Ill observance of National Newspaper Week. .. Bluer Wether.helt beida 40 et &. .. Dr•• N, H, Foster named' new Kiwanis Club preoldeii!..,Dr. J, Gordon Gibert to begin private practice at medicine here oo ~ 25... Mrs. Anna Gates White lllllled Trlbune-Timea soelotl' odlkl:', .. ¥eJnorlaJ Field dedicated with 21~ grid victory owr Atheu by GAllS Blue Devllo... Cooch Jim Halderman's lado 'oiraak 1o 14 •lnllhL.. Bob Marchi scores llrst touchrun down Cllf- gridiron, BUI Joe Johnsoo gets two slx.polntero ard Geno Too) Wotllerholt odds three kicks from plac:emeet in big victory over preyl... ob' unbeaten Bulldogs. .. Wetherholt lllllled UP a.lo p'la)oer ol ek. ..Middleport soc:lcs Wellqton 33-13, p .... 01'0.1' sllpi l!Y Nel-.llle, 18-12. .. Ru&o Smith's 188 bowllrv averl&liqlo.in GIU)pol~ 1 - ONI lfOP IIIVICI CIVIl 21 MODILI 'llnnlltf ·ITiie k .. lOW CASH PltCI IMMIDIATI CCINSfiUCTION IUILT ON IT'S·NEWI IT'S HEREI IT'S CONYENIENTL Y LOCATEDI OUR NEW MODERN PROPERTY • 100% FINA~CING AMERICA'S FAstEST GROWING CHAIN Don't let ~nventianal financing ~ul,-.mentt convince~ you can't CI!Hord a new home At Jim Walter you don'l need ~down, you don I hovt to worry about cadi closinG cosh. and you pick 1M locallon. Immediate 100% financing is ovallabl• to all qualified property ownerL Y~u Mltd no cash ••. ~I even for clofing cotb. LOW MONTHLY PAT MINT ... and ~onguul~g 90, day after day after day, at 11 SHOIT YIAU fO PAY .• , I' I OPEN 9·:.At••11L 3 P.M..· ····· MONDlY'~tiiU SAJUIDAYI •. ·' . ·. · O~fN IVERY :fiiDU 'EVENING ... :. ·.f-91 :5 .l»:M, 'TIL 7 P,M.· DRIVE·IM . TONIGHT, OCT. 6 "THE CARPETBAGGEHS" Eliz, Ashley, Martha Hyer, enroll Baker. Bob Cummill8s Alan Ladd AND 'uTHE SEA PIHATE" Gerard Barray Genevieve Casile Starting Today... ln over 200 Revco Discount Centers ... TilE OJ"'; er of ihe Arrow Is a scouting society to honor campers. Its members are elected by boys of various tr~s In the Meig,.. Gallla-Mason· area. These young men do quite a bit of work often un-. -n, or unhMnl ot by the public. --::"\ ' 12 P.M. TIL 4 P.M. .. ~ who tackled him out of bounds. There was no ''piling on" as the Tribune stated The 11\lured Tiger did oot go urder the pla,rers bunch, because there' s a big 2 by 4 board across Ule bottom. The tool box was In front of the bench. Too, the bench i~J a good fl ve YI.Cds away from the sidelines, and several Tiger playen were stlrdlog In lroDi ot the bench, Ani the screwdriver penetrated Ed· wards' side over au inch ard a hall - clear 141 to the handle - ao r-_ted In last'· Sun~~a¥•s Tlmes·&mtlneL Coach Glenn Trout does not lolth dlrt,y lootbell. Piling on Is dircy !ootball. We feel an IPol· Olli. •• ·~. ihe GaiJi»oJis coach for tile inaccw-ate statement& which II>JIOil'ed I~ the Ironton J)IIJer. Discharged - Paul Dowell, Eleanor Bate1, Bemy Hall, and Robert Davis. M~I O N ~ inaccurate statements. GAHS tllms show Edwards was hit on the side- Bottom. PLAN OPEN HOUSE NEW HAVEN - Open House will be observed at the regular monthly meeting or tbe New Haven Junior Woman's Clld>, on T\lesday, at the Alex - Quillen Memorial Ubrary BuDding beglmlng at 8 p.m. Thlo lolor lillY Interested laAIY In the bend area belwem Ute - k or 16 and 36. Addltlonal information can be obtained from Mrs. John F. Rouoh, New Haven, 882.:!806 or Mrs. A. L. Sprouse, New Haven, 882.:!505. ~wk cutalfSOuaro ... linus attar catchirv a pass. Momentum carried Edwards and those MEIGS ' .. THEATIE ADMISsiON: 85c ard 50c SHOW STARTs 7 P.M. I~ ~ The Revco 'Ssle' nevBr ends. It just gets bigger snd bettBr I ++ + ++ + Porter. Forleiting bonds were Marion L, McManawa,y, Glouster, $27.• 50, speeding; Richard F. 'lbornpsoo, SloteravUle, W. Va.~. 50, speeding; Cecil T, C. II, SlnitbvUle, W, Va., $250, driving while Intoxicated; Dal)ai D. Jarrell, Columbus, $17.50, ,. no slow inovlng velilcle emblem; James A. Laudermlll; l'oiDOI'QY, $27.50, JntoxlcaUCII; Lester L, LaPrade, Hurtlngtm, $27,56, speed1ns; Paul E. HDI, Mlildleport, defective exhaust, $17.50; ·Bin E. Piersol, Bolpre, $27 .50; speeding;· Thomas F, Deal, Prac1orvllle, $27.50, II()OOd1ng; Rob· ert L, Th<impaon, Sr., Ra,y, $27, . Mury Spri~~~ro HamUt"" Till 20 Princetoa 0 Cr'O!*ntUoi· Ui Hfll' COiolclrd ,,~;.<t;;\lt,oo lleechWGOd 20Cin. C<Junt'y~~4 Trl ': vaUay50 !ihorldaJ! ~ .' CleveL John Adamo 18 ~ 2e ·~·if Cleve. Glenville 0 Clil,. ·lofeKIIUy •·8,Cutoi! •C. C..f . Cleve. South 28 Cleve. Weat 0 Fiila 2% AJ1ia!IN:·14 . Clevelard Hats. 8 Cleve. Shaw 8 OlkiiOOd .6 El¥r!a 1:! Ftrdlay 2 shaker Halchla lt,de>.: llnlll!f Lorain l8 Sondusi\Y 8 Bereio 21 BeciiDid a· •· llel(lhos st. Johns 48 lollnster 6 EaJtW<e North .20 1111. .t .· U>. Arllrvton 49 Lima Sr, 14 Aurora 16 Ora'* 0 Uma Bath 26 Keaton 0 · Spriaslleld North 36 TrqJ 2!J Sidney sn Lima ShalmH 20 Xenia 30 Wl¥110 I! Ri\'Oralde 4.1 Ridgemont 2 Tipp 16 BrookvUlo 1f Monlpelier 6 Swanton 0 Norllanant lZ Eaton 0 Millersport 26 Llbert,y Union S Weot MUIOO 40 Nortbriclee 0 Ashiard 14 Ma!llneld Malabar 0 Cov'gti>n 20 Spr!JW; !llaw- I Lorain Adrn. King 44 C.redo-KeJX>vo (W, Va.) p . a.. 0 1\fans-d Sr. Cho-ke H Crestline 12 Frederlcktolm 0 WaUstoa 20 NelllliiVIIJe.Yorll I New Albi!IY 14 Lucos 8 Kyger Cr. 16 Eaotero Qblp) 0 West Muskingwn 32 New Lax. 0 DON'T know who compiled that article, but It contains 1mme ~. 11 0 Me<"loani~ ~ruco, 1'11111•ru), Ohht, ~ J16V. Publ••lled tur.• "el•iod•l e•enin~ en·ept111t"rd:l) . [nte~ "' ~e,·oo\d d •» m~o[uij! mana r at Pun•cm•, Oluo, l'o" llffon, TER.\!.~ 01 ~Ul~l IUPTIO,\ B• ear r 1 ~ 1 · <IO<l.• an.J !'l!".c:t.l). J:.,. prr 1\ec~. ° ML Sterltng Plains 2& . CedarviQ; 18 Lickll~ HilS. 20 ~ridge 0 Coahocton l8 We41 Holmes 14 . Greenview 20 PWn Clly 0 Atheno 6 Lopa 0 Meigo 14 GaUjpolla o Danvllle'24 Centerburg 12 So. Hamlltoa Gor. 7 New Lex. St. AI20Picker'ston12 Jackson 291ronton 20 Circleville 34 Green!leld 6 Zanesv!Ue 21 Colo. West 14 Fairfield Union li2 Conal Winchester 6 Cols. Nortblaod 14 Cols. 6 CIIL Mden 26 Cln. Tall& Cln. Woodward 50 CIIL Western Hills 6 Cln. Elder 26 ·~---···••••••"•"••••••••••••iclolilni6i.~··••Nieiiwportlliiiii.iiii(Kyjj.l1c.iiiithioljjjljici1Ji8llliPiihiiiliiolili31iMayliiiisvUiiiiililie6••••••••••••••• + + + + ++ .. 1' ' " j •1 U 1pu J, , T r•buu(• in 01'10 and " "Ut \ "lr· ~ '"" · o 11 ~ )L·,.· S ~ ; '" mnn1t1• M; 1l1r~.., momlo• '3; d •e-.. It~• ~. "''" ~ "" , Sl U; •I• month~ s r.i ! lore~ mon1t,. .U lU + +++ ++ "TilE Ironton jUnior was 'rushed to Holzer MedIcal Center where he was treated for the puncture wound and due to lhe quick action on the part of those involved, received no serious inJuly. The Tiger coach praiHd quick action or those involved, but 1 added Gallipolls should haw been called for pUing on. • Uowever, Qparertly the oftldals didn't see tile play as the Gallipolis Blue DevOs were not penalized." o\1~., t iall o ~Li-, liiL U.-olL\ SL\Tl i'ill ° equljl~ni c..,. !MI L\ fltliH :\E Ohou. U6ll . J->y~ [ ,.l ><.ld ' ' "' ' "ul<da.• e''""\1: h~~· S.tur(l;o). Seo·or><l ( b •• l'n~ •• ~• Paid •• Calli llOIIO, Ohio ~ l!ard~ LATER, It oald: "Despite the !act that the whistle had blown to erd the piii.Y, Edwards wos hll again b,y a Galllpo(Ja player ond driven urderoeath . the Tiger bench. Under the bench I•• the ~ he went down on tq, or a screwdriver laying onfell, top . . . . . . ldt with the lid o_pen, As Edwards of the metal box arxl it was driven into his side 1 hall-inch accordlog to Coach Bob (,.l.l.lll'ill.l~ .i "5 Thord ~ ~ Sunila¥'1 lrontDn Trlbuoo carried a story concernlog the ~!dtnlal itabbl1111 of Rlrd,y Edwards, Oeet·looted Tiger hallbock. ~ 'u.i't Dl'alseo Galllpoiio team pbyslclan Dr, Thornis Morgan, the, Wa!l8f>ollalley·Wood Ambulance; ard Hober Medical Center lor quick ic~<ton, avertlrw'a near-tragecy, drive a motor vehicle;. M<tn(: B. Grlnt; Ali>anJ. RouteS, 'as,ut-·' commanded by a Gallipolis man who had two 10111 serving with the American Army in Eur- 38' T~a n WUilamoburg 34 Goshen 6 Deer Park 16 Mariemont 0 Norwood 43 Locklanol 6 ' ·Milford 28 Madeira 2! Cin, Moeller 46 Cine:. LaSalle 0 Bridgeport 32 Tlltoosville 6 Shodyside 27 Unioo Local 6 BaroeavUle ·l 8 cadiz 6 Martina Ferry 40 Wellsville 8 Bellaire st. Jolm 34 SLCialrsvUle 13 Waverly 8 Ports, Notre Dame 0 Portomouth Iii ChUiicotbe 14 Marietta 34 f'alrDeld School 19 Cois. Linden 46 Cols, North 8 Colo. East 12 Cols. Wlletstone 6 Cols. Wal. Ridge 28Cols. CeiL 18 Whltehalll3 Gahanna 0 Bexley 13 Grardvlew 0 Harnlltoo Twp, 25 0\blln 0 Cols. Eastmoor 26 canton Lin- . ~"1-;;;;i ~ ' ,I .......... ;,.:.. I I , -. .. .. ..--,--·' I. q .._ '-h; •• ·1,. ;.,~· ' ,J • . ' . . . .. '• , ( ', :· • ··.! ·: ' ; ·,: ~i" 31~ SECOND AVENUE Gallipolis~ Ohio · ·OPIN DAILY 9 A. I. 11L 9 P.M. ' '''''"'··~"' . ONLY TOtAL j - '" I 1:' 10 .A.~ 111 6 P.M.· • , ., i '} iiJ <"l . �F i!A,ci!IE..,. FeciOnl,llo<ldng'o brW :looSe · lor throe pOls. Tho try '(or tho extrlpolnts A short Ume ~r1 pme had llll>.ed lniD tho laat, period, H0111ker put Cooch Don1\Y HaU's Lancer11 on the scoreboon! again with a 30 yard r0111p ID poydlrt. Apin, the PATs lail- by t'ederOWiocklrw were stepped short. :r,ln'cero : ,....,~ Ill lbO last half ID .....,. C~h Bob Ashley's South- Church Councils , ' em Torllldoes by,..an lS..O score .: ,Friday ntcti~ The Tormdoes, who played 1 line defenoiw game In the op- .. ·. . . ,, . after ·0. posses. Tho' ~·· i,.d net~-- I+· P..o\MPtpwd ID.be I ·P f lor the wlililoro ol they~ IQ of21 oorlols. S9ulhern J)IOHd II un,.ea and two were cmlPle~ By q-t•~ro: od. Meeting Monday . . isi Then. later in the quarter, Hog. Fedorol-Hocklng POMEROY - m ·twocounclls er Springer grabbed a Southern Southern enlne two period& 1 turned in 1. better perfonnance than the fi• of the St. Paul and SL John LlJ.. Tornodo fumble In mid-air and theran churches will begin a ser- ran 30 yard!:i tO the end zone Cor al •core ahawed. Southern, in tact, would have h:s of joint meetings concerning the final olxi)Ointer of the game. Federal-Hocking's possession IWid a touchdown of its own ear- church affairs beginning Monday o 0 6 12-18 0 0 0 o- 0 Burger Fry ly in the first period when Full- night at 7:30 at the SL Paul back Junior Brewer jaunted 32 Church. )V'ds to paydlrt only to have the olrort called back by a penall,y. of the ball In the last hall resulted several times frcrn Southern fumbles. In all, the Torna.. They will meet with Dr. Paul The Lancer scoring was starttho third period wllen Quarl1 ortack Lorry llaugh!A>rcy hit : Randy lknker with a 7 yard TO ed In •• P]anned By does fumbled ftve times and lost four of them to the Lancers. The Athens Countlana has 21 first downs to Southern's lland Moeller. Ohio District President of the American Lutheran Church. Later, other members of both congregations will be involved in the meetings. Po~t got 165 yards rushing and 96 on sor a burger fry todl,y (~) from noon to 6 p.m. at Krodel Park. Tho steer ,..s do!laled ID the local Jo,ycees by Fruth Pbarm. acy, Clt,y Ice and Fuel and HulchlniiOII IDIRII"8IlCO Agency. Chlldr011 under live years a( age can eat free when aeoompollled by au adult. Chlldrell1alder 13 ean eat ror 75 COllis ond tickets for adults are priced at $UO. A 12-traoolstor j>Drlable radio will be slvlll as a door prize at 8:15 p.m. Persons do not hove ID be presont to win. 1'1-a from the"burger fry will go toward communlt,y projects of the orpolzalloo. Regular 98c · - - - - - - - - --- COME ON IN AND CHOOSE YOUR HEAT£R FOR ·. OPEN OTHEI DAYS 7:00 TO 5:30 OPEN Fll· & 5/<T. UNTil. 9 P.M. Miss Bonnet GAS HEATERS Named Speaker •CIRCULATING PT. PLEASANT - Mill Bett,y Bonnet of Porkorsburg, W, Va. will be the featured spe•kv at 60,000 BTU'S $169.95 •VENTED HEATERS ELECTRIC HEATERS $29.95 GAS FLOOR FURNACE ' NO WAITING INSTANT HEAT 70,000 ITU'S '$1&9.95 COAL HEATERS . . ·,· ''KING HEAT" .. ,¥ 1'-' $49.15 to $70.95 ,,:r •DRYER VENTS •STOVE PIPE •FURNACE PIPE CHECK THESE NHDS $16.95 TQ ' $34.95 40 LIS. TO IClO LIS. .• October 20 JJillollng 0( the ~·­ ~ Church Women. I AUTOMATIC e THERMOSTATICAUY CONTROLLED •COAL BUCKETS •WRAP-ON INSULATION •ELECTRIC HEAT TAPES L1 the Part Time • Oflieer PI", PLEASANT- Dr. Rlch-· ot tltii'IWY II Ploalllll Vlllw HoiiPIIII. his been ~ by the Ma.... Count;y Bc!ord of Health 1D aorve u part.tlme hoalth olllcor for MaiiCilt Count;y. Dr. Slod< replaees Dr. K - N. 1\Yme. Ml81 Sharon L, Brinker 11u aloo taken a poolllon lithe boalth cloporWont ao a PUbUc Health ·NUrse. . Mils Brinker Ito • ardlllt. "' Wahlma IIlah School and st. JoeIPt'a School of Nurolng In Porkoroburg. Silo ro-• with her porenta, r.tr. and Mrs. Fred BriDkor at Letart, w. Va. Two Obioma Killed . husbands anci chlldren are lnvtt. eel. llllas Bonnet, a junior at West Virginia Woaleyan CoiiOil, spent 1be past summer worldns In Central Tanganyika In Tauzanla,llast Alii co. Mt~WI!Iter Wlndaor, pres!:' deJJI . of.1~Uuwlll presklf ' during the ll188llng.., - . ~~ · TO OBSERVE EVENT PI". PLEASANr- World Com· munit,y Do,y Ia sclteclded for Nov. 1, 1968 throuaheut thO United States and will be celebr- locally at the Chrlot ~scopol Church bol!IMing at 7:30 p.m. Tho local program Is _.. sarod by the Church Women United of .Point Pleasant With Ill area churches porllclillotlng. GREEN FEES APPROVED I MASON, W. YA. ., den Vlllw CounlrJI Club, h8l &molll1cod tl.al the board of director• rec:<!lllly approvedgr8811 fee pb,yera for the remainder of tho seuon, _.tna the dli> to all per-. wishing ID plo,y golf '. ' •' oma ; \." :• . ·..· e II a minimal roe. ~'~>alw, herd lllhor. ~· 4 Amalie Wade llf Houlton WllldilaKAMilOihroeDICJII1hS herd lal>or. Sst. - Barllun was found by the military trlbu- 1 '' I .Two or t~roo bodi'OOm hOftos lumlshtd with soloctod 'uallty fomlshlngs, appllancn and ,ccosaorloa In " , chai<o of Moclorn, Earl, Amil'lcan or 'Miidltorranoaq. ;... con. Schult hat·do•ona of floor plana d'!"olop.,j • • - · Iall, with ~ur totGI colllfort In •Ind. STOP' IN 'TODAY · I AND DISCOVER A 110111,0. Ol'drlWI Bodimer -Elliott • 0 . I .I & I I ' 3311 JACKSON ' . Tho· brlliil, slvoa In marrtaae ' ·- Mrs. James Tyler Hundley Wedding \IO;ws Read L-r2~!!~~~~!-••-·--•-•a--·~~~~J~~f-~ ~' ." ,, . Mr. and Mrs. James Lee Elliott ' 1 1 I I ·~ I ,. COMFORTABLE LIVING IN MI~D FOR YOU! ulhoro were Larry Elliott and her !ather;· wa• al!endod by Cbarlea Bodlmor m. A roeeplk)n waa held after tho ·M ill Ju<IY Burebulr, maldofhonceremony at tho Clo,y Elomenor; Mrs. tArry Harrison, mataey School. tron ot ....,r, llld Miss Candl' Aller a wecldlnB trip to Cape · - · brlcleamaltl. Dawn Elliott, Cod, Mass., 1tle couple Is re~ nloeo of tho - . arvod ao flower llrl 1111!1 Bodle Miller, oldlng at 171 WU1011 Road, Co"'"'"'" of the 'brltlo, servod aa tu.mul. Tho now "'ra. Elliott is a oenlor at Ohio Sta!A> Unlvorslcy ring bearer. Chlrlet LIOIII ofl'lrkorlbur& aQd tho bridegroom Is employW. Va. served ~· best man and ed •• a teacher at Wostl\loor Junior m&tt School.In Columbus. l' by . ~'(-y't The eer81110111' was !oUowod by a receptlm In the chlrch Wldor· croll. Dut«-WMI pots at the wodclnc and reception Included r.trs. Herbert 0. Ewing of Middleport, thebrlde'seran-er. The bride Is a gra4!ate ol Washington-Leo Hlib School, Ar· llngton, and tho bridegroom grad· ua!A>d !rom Fieldale Hlib School. Both are llltendlng Benll!"in Fraoldln Unlverolt,y In Waohins- ..-of · too, D. C. Tho couple Is relldlnc In Bethesda, Md. UP POMEROY - Plans lor tho fall meeting of Region II, Ohio Assoetallon of Garden Clabo, were made, and otneer• for the 19~9 year wore Installed when the. Chester Garden Club m e t Wodneada.Y nl8bl at tho homo o! Mrs. Earl Dean. Chester Gardea Cltm wiU lMllt the fall reglooal meeting wldch he& been sc:hecUied lor saturday, Nov. 16, at Eastern lllsh Scb>ol. A eorreo bour !rom 9 to 10 a.m. will preeode the moot-!DK-:- F ealllred at tho allornDDol ....Inn will be "'rs. Gllberl CUllum, Marietta, an OAGC at· credited Judlle, who will slvo a demonltrallon nn Christmas doc· oration•. At the reglooal meollnlr there will be a sales tal>lo of prden articles with tho proceoclo ID be contributed ID the Wlhkllna Fund. Clubs are asked ID COlitribute 118ms for the eale table. Reoervalioos for the llmchoon at the meeting are ID be made ' ·' grade.. Bec~use THOROSEAL fills and "•eal• all void• In ""•onry and concrete, it provide• carefree maintenance for the life of the building. ·Bur Thoroseal At ... recmlod at the court,v Jatl wore Perey, 27, Huntington, arrested by .Jhe ~ State 1'11- Uco '"' on ond a lniox!CIIIIoa ts..rear.old cllarge Ma11011 COUttlf with breokllw ' . j TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS Taste and Styled With BENRUS Weddi111 Lady Adler ' wlth ""''· Earl Dean, Pomeroy Route, 3, by Nov. 10. Mro. Donald 1\lora, CJUiiolng preslclont, lnalalledthenowCheoIA>r Garden Clw olficora pre- . Rln&s To Match l!lenting eaeb one with a eoreage In a color o,ymbollc of her oflice. Inatalled were Jl(ra. Reid l7j•w•l·. Black cord band. Chalco rollow or whit•· Only Tiffin .,:';. . ., Credit . ~.95 KEEPSAKE CREDIT TERMS ··~, ;< LAY·A·WAY YOUR GIFT TODAY 4.WAYS to IUY _ .1. CASH 2. U.Y·A-WAY 3. 30 DAY CIIARCU: · 4. IXTINDI!D BUDGET from 39.95 ·TERMS USE TIFFIN'S FIND YOUR GUITAR KAY • HARMONY GRETSCH Aftll. Credit PLAN Carpenter , · Sliver Suik ' '' •'. .·, . ...." , .·, ·•a ·.. . i",, .;_Ni;:V, YOI\K-(NEA)-In ,leftl ~su,.s the hemline length of an.Amer-, . · iean_ccjiy of his.New Look. In 195.4.-hemlines . move upward, but close-fitting li"'• · nomain. Still feminint i~ ~tyling, this 1959 suit was by . .Yves Sqint Launsnt for·the House of Olor. Once Clgoin ~"* hemline inches up. By June, 1968, .the ' shQrt, short skirt hod, abo\rt ·reached its ~)<: By loll, it .would start slowly downward.,' .se~t..r, ·1968, the hemlir)l is bock to thf ~imd fit Is bock to give·'foohions a W..i~lne 1M7, Chrlttlan Dlor staged the ·fashion revolution lilll:!e 1925, when the lmee. And he just about de, J tiudgelo here and ln Europe. .:, ; . '~ . .· ... A\"•t l!>&lle. Ita appearance: :> . ~·~~ ·. ~.\.. '; .', .;'<·?~'J!~ .Jl:~e ..... f!...,... . 1:~. ·~ ·.$/~':· the• '"r-'1> :" ~.. ' . , "'"'f·~"', ~ uunp. . . . to tho ~and neatly, overnight afford a nell wardrobe lOOked hope· , ' . . the ' ·~:&.ood of ·the tlmOI and looi<· · ~l, t;<"' ~ ~ (~ 7 es WQ,fll ~or the yeorols ~.bow tbjoy Uved. .. Young, pres!-; Mro. Leonard I . ~N AAIL~ 19,o18, Paris couturier Christian Dior lr HB.EN .IIENN~Y NEA w-n's Edil<lr" 1 ~ • 'r , ~a-~---~---!1"'-----..J l' .. , . '., . .•. ,t,, "' ~· . Joyce Lou Long ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Mr. and 1\(ra. Lewis Looc of Mlddlepo~ ore announcing the eJ8ipmlnt and IIJprooc:hinl , marriage or their dawdi!A>r, JQJ'ee Lou, to Ro.Y TlmiU Hod- , . man, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'l'hmnaa Redman of Maaoo. Mlsa Lorw .•. Is a 1966 grad,.IA> of llllddleport IIlah School and • Gallij)olls BualnoBS College. Sbe to Olql)oyed as a ooeretart at Ohio University. r.tr. Redman II a 1986iflldulie of W Higll School and a gradua!A> ol Goll'lM'Us BuslneiS Cdl R He : Is OJDI>loyocl at the ImPerio! Eloctrlc CmwanY In llllddlepOrt. · An open church wedding will like place on November 16, ot · 2:30 p. m. at the llllddleport Church of Christ Ung,Va. WUIIam T. For Every SOUTHERN STATES POINT PLEASANT CO-OPERATIVE INC. wlth the Rev. Herbert K. Lodcler ot!leiatlng, The brlclo was attended by her sisters, Nancy and Stsan. T h e bridegroom'• aitendanta - • Mr. William Martin ol Fieldale and Mr. William Reeves of Sler- formly finith walls inlide or out, above or below Arrests \ RINGS STOCK UP FOR WINTER NOW AND SAVE! MIDDLEPORT - r.tr. and "'rs. Russel G. Avery of Ar!Jnalon, Va., the former Heorlella EwIng of Middleport, .......... tho marrlqe of thotr claoihter, Mary Ann, ID r.tr. James Tyler Hundley, son of Mr. and Mrs. James c. HWidley of Fieldale, v~. The ceremony took place on August IJ at the St. Andrews ~locopol Cl"dlrch In Arlington ' with._ cement-bate THOROSEAL. It is a guaran· teed, time and job tested, brush·on method to waterproof, decorate .(8 cokJr choices) and uni· INTOXICATION CHARGED EnJapment ~~(_l(ijJ:S_. Mary Ann Avery Weds James Tyler Hundley ' · pri;bl~l· are ' ' · · · you coat cOncrete and masonry walla economically , Pkeoant; r.tr 1. Ison Grb!lea, Pt. .P iealilt; . Nanw Tomllnoon, ~ Plealilt; Dee Alll Greial.., Pt. Plouanl; llln. Dor:r Wolle, Raclno; Charrll McDaniel, ~ Pleuant; "'rl. Carlton 1\lclnt,yre, ~ Plea-. PT. PLEASANT - UP Hems-~UP .., Clinton rey ToMa~ 1519 Kanawha St. al Convenllm. Pvt. WUllam Avery, 19, of Cleveland, and Sst. CUrlla Evua, 23, ol Plaln, Ga., both were round guUt,y llld rece!Vecl t b o maximum .. of olx1110111hl I Letart; Ted ~­ KEEPSAKE Save on motor oil - in both cons ond 55-gal. drums Save on grease Save on gear lubricants Save on gear oil Save on transmission fluid Stock up now on quarts, gallons, cases and drums, and conw out many dollars ahead. Unico Lubricants enahl( · you to get the most out of your rolling stock in pt'rformtlll("t '. lm~· maiu tenance and prolonged servit·e. oo1 go ro Chicago ror riot <\lty during tho Democralle Natloo- I I vena, Pt. Pleuanl; 111ra. Aud- SALE e e e e the,y eal4 the,y would PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPlrAL ADMIT lED: r.tra. wnu.am Oldaker, Bl.dfalo; Mn. James Wheeler, ~ Ploaaant; 111 r 1. Southern States Motor Oil & Grease ~ 1. ot!leor - oondltlon at BlueDold Sonltarlum. Top Performance At Money-Saving Prices ·. ·' against 43 Negro sentcomon ac- I cuoocl of refuolns to ~ an I bus, was reported In sertoua Now Get -~./: THE SCHUlT CUSTOi . MOIIU HOME FT. HOOD, Tex. (UP0- Three' men were found gullt,y and one lmocont Frld!QI In lllll.llnal oos- I alon of a general caurt martial I PRINCETON, W. Va. (UPI)- Two Columbu1, Ohlo, mea were nil. killed SoiUrdo,y wllon their ""'' struck an ·on tho West VIrginia 'l"UniJilke hero. • Killed wore Jolll A. lllcllonlol, 26, and Reginald F. Me• . Daniel, 18. They 11'ere ldortltled as coLudns. Jolll lllcll8Diol'a two-yeor.old •on, Mlcbael, was !Q)Irod, but. not seriously. Another paaSODger, Umie Undsey, 33, Colum- PT. PLEASANT - Herb Stan- ,luvenlle eilarpd ley, IJWIIIII!r ot the local Hid- andu.lna. .· . Three Found Guilty a covered diah Ctimer to wtdch ' .. be8ln at I pariah hoUse with The meeting will p.m. ,{- ard L, Slad<, chlel PT. PLEASANT - The Point Pleasant area Jlll!cees will spon- LEAF RAKES .i JC's Dr. Slack algner line. The length is sliU short-but to the lmee instead ol the blpbone. Erwin, lint vice pre~~-, "'rs. Dean, oecmcl vice presldonl and nower show ehairmao; Mrs. Paul Baer, secretaryi and Mrs. Pearl 1\lora, treasurer. of dried arraua!DI 1118111berl . -the bUsiness prdoldrW portoll that the Cbester by tho club bu - 1bo eivic .....,.,- '7-i.;:~ .~ pointed ID arrllllll'l for tbo ~=~, namlcy Chrlllm&l test wblch will be Ill! tho club thlo year lor 111e 'IH• : and lime. Club momberl boerd ::-~~:~ tatlon from the Rutland r ly Gordenerl to their meetln& m 0c1. 23. Tho Uage tour wa1 ":~:t,J Oct. 27 at Forked R\m members are to meet Chester Methodlal Chuirchl>t<i_ij p.m. New yearbooks ware utec1 by r.trs. Erwin, chairman. An edueational color llld deslin was by Mrs. Hol!A>r winning, Flower judges, Mrs. W1 ChodWoll and MrS. awarded ribbon• lor menta to "'ra. George lck, Mrs. B. K. Homer Holter, Mr1. and Mrs. Dean. Given wardllOI" Mrs. Roy Miller, 1\(r&. Noul2ilng, "'rs. Pearl Mora, and Mrl. Holter. throe. Dovollnes by "'rs. Dol!', ..,. - "' • meclitatloll-=~~:i'i or. Thari< yau note • The mldlstlrt was tried on for size, but no on~ is ready for A feature ol this year's pro- trom r.tra. Earl Yeo,. ~~~~ It as yet.except lor evening welu: or warm, winter coats. But gram will be a demoostratlon huaband remains a who lmows what's In stqre for 19119! Holzer Hoop!tal , 111H. each moath with thO hos!A>&s ID Woiuea had become lazy durtu lhe years of lite IUiftUed provide plant material and - - Mora, an honOrar;r lldlt and lllelr ""WIInel were 1011 lban oylpllllle wllea Ill• talners !or the doi!IOIIIIrstor. the dub, Ia alao ...,nno4 waiiW.. eame ..ek IIIIo llao pletun!. Yel It bu beea ••Uolns "llloplratloo lor Fall zer. eepW with aiaerlt)', Mrl. Dean"'"'-~ Madness'' aa her theme, Mrs. "It's good tO look like a girl again," Is the cODJensus. So the long sklrt may sliU become popular once more The mood Is for felillnlnlty, and )fbat. eould be more ~)Jr feminine than a pretty 81ti! llbowlne demurely · a awlrl of pleats! . ·. Reid Young made Dve arrauge. 11111111 uslnll the warm colors of fall ond ~ding .. Informal dii<Wialon u lbe 1001"klld. Mrl. Dole Kouts talked on new dire o+' "' lor collections and diiiPiaJod hlr varied collecllon Gollia and.Meigs Weddings. . Church News :/· M. Gaul oorved a carnolnl out t h • !heme. Fovon - • Hallmlrk docoratlnnl. prlzewaaawardediD DOUr. Meetings · �F i!A,ci!IE..,. FeciOnl,llo<ldng'o brW :looSe · lor throe pOls. Tho try '(or tho extrlpolnts A short Ume ~r1 pme had llll>.ed lniD tho laat, period, H0111ker put Cooch Don1\Y HaU's Lancer11 on the scoreboon! again with a 30 yard r0111p ID poydlrt. Apin, the PATs lail- by t'ederOWiocklrw were stepped short. :r,ln'cero : ,....,~ Ill lbO last half ID .....,. C~h Bob Ashley's South- Church Councils , ' em Torllldoes by,..an lS..O score .: ,Friday ntcti~ The Tormdoes, who played 1 line defenoiw game In the op- .. ·. . . ,, . after ·0. posses. Tho' ~·· i,.d net~-- I+· P..o\MPtpwd ID.be I ·P f lor the wlililoro ol they~ IQ of21 oorlols. S9ulhern J)IOHd II un,.ea and two were cmlPle~ By q-t•~ro: od. Meeting Monday . . isi Then. later in the quarter, Hog. Fedorol-Hocklng POMEROY - m ·twocounclls er Springer grabbed a Southern Southern enlne two period& 1 turned in 1. better perfonnance than the fi• of the St. Paul and SL John LlJ.. Tornodo fumble In mid-air and theran churches will begin a ser- ran 30 yard!:i tO the end zone Cor al •core ahawed. Southern, in tact, would have h:s of joint meetings concerning the final olxi)Ointer of the game. Federal-Hocking's possession IWid a touchdown of its own ear- church affairs beginning Monday o 0 6 12-18 0 0 0 o- 0 Burger Fry ly in the first period when Full- night at 7:30 at the SL Paul back Junior Brewer jaunted 32 Church. )V'ds to paydlrt only to have the olrort called back by a penall,y. of the ball In the last hall resulted several times frcrn Southern fumbles. In all, the Torna.. They will meet with Dr. Paul The Lancer scoring was starttho third period wllen Quarl1 ortack Lorry llaugh!A>rcy hit : Randy lknker with a 7 yard TO ed In •• P]anned By does fumbled ftve times and lost four of them to the Lancers. The Athens Countlana has 21 first downs to Southern's lland Moeller. Ohio District President of the American Lutheran Church. Later, other members of both congregations will be involved in the meetings. Po~t got 165 yards rushing and 96 on sor a burger fry todl,y (~) from noon to 6 p.m. at Krodel Park. Tho steer ,..s do!laled ID the local Jo,ycees by Fruth Pbarm. acy, Clt,y Ice and Fuel and HulchlniiOII IDIRII"8IlCO Agency. Chlldr011 under live years a( age can eat free when aeoompollled by au adult. Chlldrell1alder 13 ean eat ror 75 COllis ond tickets for adults are priced at $UO. A 12-traoolstor j>Drlable radio will be slvlll as a door prize at 8:15 p.m. Persons do not hove ID be presont to win. 1'1-a from the"burger fry will go toward communlt,y projects of the orpolzalloo. Regular 98c · - - - - - - - - --- COME ON IN AND CHOOSE YOUR HEAT£R FOR ·. OPEN OTHEI DAYS 7:00 TO 5:30 OPEN Fll· & 5/<T. UNTil. 9 P.M. Miss Bonnet GAS HEATERS Named Speaker •CIRCULATING PT. PLEASANT - Mill Bett,y Bonnet of Porkorsburg, W, Va. will be the featured spe•kv at 60,000 BTU'S $169.95 •VENTED HEATERS ELECTRIC HEATERS $29.95 GAS FLOOR FURNACE ' NO WAITING INSTANT HEAT 70,000 ITU'S '$1&9.95 COAL HEATERS . . ·,· ''KING HEAT" .. ,¥ 1'-' $49.15 to $70.95 ,,:r •DRYER VENTS •STOVE PIPE •FURNACE PIPE CHECK THESE NHDS $16.95 TQ ' $34.95 40 LIS. TO IClO LIS. .• October 20 JJillollng 0( the ~·­ ~ Church Women. I AUTOMATIC e THERMOSTATICAUY CONTROLLED •COAL BUCKETS •WRAP-ON INSULATION •ELECTRIC HEAT TAPES L1 the Part Time • Oflieer PI", PLEASANT- Dr. Rlch-· ot tltii'IWY II Ploalllll Vlllw HoiiPIIII. his been ~ by the Ma.... Count;y Bc!ord of Health 1D aorve u part.tlme hoalth olllcor for MaiiCilt Count;y. Dr. Slod< replaees Dr. K - N. 1\Yme. Ml81 Sharon L, Brinker 11u aloo taken a poolllon lithe boalth cloporWont ao a PUbUc Health ·NUrse. . Mils Brinker Ito • ardlllt. "' Wahlma IIlah School and st. JoeIPt'a School of Nurolng In Porkoroburg. Silo ro-• with her porenta, r.tr. and Mrs. Fred BriDkor at Letart, w. Va. Two Obioma Killed . husbands anci chlldren are lnvtt. eel. llllas Bonnet, a junior at West Virginia Woaleyan CoiiOil, spent 1be past summer worldns In Central Tanganyika In Tauzanla,llast Alii co. Mt~WI!Iter Wlndaor, pres!:' deJJI . of.1~Uuwlll presklf ' during the ll188llng.., - . ~~ · TO OBSERVE EVENT PI". PLEASANr- World Com· munit,y Do,y Ia sclteclded for Nov. 1, 1968 throuaheut thO United States and will be celebr- locally at the Chrlot ~scopol Church bol!IMing at 7:30 p.m. Tho local program Is _.. sarod by the Church Women United of .Point Pleasant With Ill area churches porllclillotlng. GREEN FEES APPROVED I MASON, W. YA. ., den Vlllw CounlrJI Club, h8l &molll1cod tl.al the board of director• rec:<!lllly approvedgr8811 fee pb,yera for the remainder of tho seuon, _.tna the dli> to all per-. wishing ID plo,y golf '. ' •' oma ; \." :• . ·..· e II a minimal roe. ~'~>alw, herd lllhor. ~· 4 Amalie Wade llf Houlton WllldilaKAMilOihroeDICJII1hS herd lal>or. Sst. - Barllun was found by the military trlbu- 1 '' I .Two or t~roo bodi'OOm hOftos lumlshtd with soloctod 'uallty fomlshlngs, appllancn and ,ccosaorloa In " , chai<o of Moclorn, Earl, Amil'lcan or 'Miidltorranoaq. ;... con. Schult hat·do•ona of floor plana d'!"olop.,j • • - · Iall, with ~ur totGI colllfort In •Ind. STOP' IN 'TODAY · I AND DISCOVER A 110111,0. Ol'drlWI Bodimer -Elliott • 0 . I .I & I I ' 3311 JACKSON ' . Tho· brlliil, slvoa In marrtaae ' ·- Mrs. James Tyler Hundley Wedding \IO;ws Read L-r2~!!~~~~!-••-·--•-•a--·~~~~J~~f-~ ~' ." ,, . Mr. and Mrs. James Lee Elliott ' 1 1 I I ·~ I ,. COMFORTABLE LIVING IN MI~D FOR YOU! ulhoro were Larry Elliott and her !ather;· wa• al!endod by Cbarlea Bodlmor m. A roeeplk)n waa held after tho ·M ill Ju<IY Burebulr, maldofhonceremony at tho Clo,y Elomenor; Mrs. tArry Harrison, mataey School. tron ot ....,r, llld Miss Candl' Aller a wecldlnB trip to Cape · - · brlcleamaltl. Dawn Elliott, Cod, Mass., 1tle couple Is re~ nloeo of tho - . arvod ao flower llrl 1111!1 Bodle Miller, oldlng at 171 WU1011 Road, Co"'"'"'" of the 'brltlo, servod aa tu.mul. Tho now "'ra. Elliott is a oenlor at Ohio Sta!A> Unlvorslcy ring bearer. Chlrlet LIOIII ofl'lrkorlbur& aQd tho bridegroom Is employW. Va. served ~· best man and ed •• a teacher at Wostl\loor Junior m&tt School.In Columbus. l' by . ~'(-y't The eer81110111' was !oUowod by a receptlm In the chlrch Wldor· croll. Dut«-WMI pots at the wodclnc and reception Included r.trs. Herbert 0. Ewing of Middleport, thebrlde'seran-er. The bride Is a gra4!ate ol Washington-Leo Hlib School, Ar· llngton, and tho bridegroom grad· ua!A>d !rom Fieldale Hlib School. Both are llltendlng Benll!"in Fraoldln Unlverolt,y In Waohins- ..-of · too, D. C. Tho couple Is relldlnc In Bethesda, Md. UP POMEROY - Plans lor tho fall meeting of Region II, Ohio Assoetallon of Garden Clabo, were made, and otneer• for the 19~9 year wore Installed when the. Chester Garden Club m e t Wodneada.Y nl8bl at tho homo o! Mrs. Earl Dean. Chester Gardea Cltm wiU lMllt the fall reglooal meeting wldch he& been sc:hecUied lor saturday, Nov. 16, at Eastern lllsh Scb>ol. A eorreo bour !rom 9 to 10 a.m. will preeode the moot-!DK-:- F ealllred at tho allornDDol ....Inn will be "'rs. Gllberl CUllum, Marietta, an OAGC at· credited Judlle, who will slvo a demonltrallon nn Christmas doc· oration•. At the reglooal meollnlr there will be a sales tal>lo of prden articles with tho proceoclo ID be contributed ID the Wlhkllna Fund. Clubs are asked ID COlitribute 118ms for the eale table. Reoervalioos for the llmchoon at the meeting are ID be made ' ·' grade.. Bec~use THOROSEAL fills and "•eal• all void• In ""•onry and concrete, it provide• carefree maintenance for the life of the building. ·Bur Thoroseal At ... recmlod at the court,v Jatl wore Perey, 27, Huntington, arrested by .Jhe ~ State 1'11- Uco '"' on ond a lniox!CIIIIoa ts..rear.old cllarge Ma11011 COUttlf with breokllw ' . j TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS Taste and Styled With BENRUS Weddi111 Lady Adler ' wlth ""''· Earl Dean, Pomeroy Route, 3, by Nov. 10. Mro. Donald 1\lora, CJUiiolng preslclont, lnalalledthenowCheoIA>r Garden Clw olficora pre- . Rln&s To Match l!lenting eaeb one with a eoreage In a color o,ymbollc of her oflice. Inatalled were Jl(ra. Reid l7j•w•l·. Black cord band. Chalco rollow or whit•· Only Tiffin .,:';. . ., Credit . ~.95 KEEPSAKE CREDIT TERMS ··~, ;< LAY·A·WAY YOUR GIFT TODAY 4.WAYS to IUY _ .1. CASH 2. U.Y·A-WAY 3. 30 DAY CIIARCU: · 4. IXTINDI!D BUDGET from 39.95 ·TERMS USE TIFFIN'S FIND YOUR GUITAR KAY • HARMONY GRETSCH Aftll. Credit PLAN Carpenter , · Sliver Suik ' '' •'. .·, . ...." , .·, ·•a ·.. . i",, .;_Ni;:V, YOI\K-(NEA)-In ,leftl ~su,.s the hemline length of an.Amer-, . · iean_ccjiy of his.New Look. In 195.4.-hemlines . move upward, but close-fitting li"'• · nomain. Still feminint i~ ~tyling, this 1959 suit was by . .Yves Sqint Launsnt for·the House of Olor. Once Clgoin ~"* hemline inches up. By June, 1968, .the ' shQrt, short skirt hod, abo\rt ·reached its ~)<: By loll, it .would start slowly downward.,' .se~t..r, ·1968, the hemlir)l is bock to thf ~imd fit Is bock to give·'foohions a W..i~lne 1M7, Chrlttlan Dlor staged the ·fashion revolution lilll:!e 1925, when the lmee. And he just about de, J tiudgelo here and ln Europe. .:, ; . '~ . .· ... A\"•t l!>&lle. Ita appearance: :> . ~·~~ ·. ~.\.. '; .', .;'<·?~'J!~ .Jl:~e ..... f!...,... . 1:~. ·~ ·.$/~':· the• '"r-'1> :" ~.. ' . , "'"'f·~"', ~ uunp. . . . to tho ~and neatly, overnight afford a nell wardrobe lOOked hope· , ' . . the ' ·~:&.ood of ·the tlmOI and looi<· · ~l, t;<"' ~ ~ (~ 7 es WQ,fll ~or the yeorols ~.bow tbjoy Uved. .. Young, pres!-; Mro. Leonard I . ~N AAIL~ 19,o18, Paris couturier Christian Dior lr HB.EN .IIENN~Y NEA w-n's Edil<lr" 1 ~ • 'r , ~a-~---~---!1"'-----..J l' .. , . '., . .•. ,t,, "' ~· . Joyce Lou Long ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Mr. and 1\(ra. Lewis Looc of Mlddlepo~ ore announcing the eJ8ipmlnt and IIJprooc:hinl , marriage or their dawdi!A>r, JQJ'ee Lou, to Ro.Y TlmiU Hod- , . man, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'l'hmnaa Redman of Maaoo. Mlsa Lorw .•. Is a 1966 grad,.IA> of llllddleport IIlah School and • Gallij)olls BualnoBS College. Sbe to Olql)oyed as a ooeretart at Ohio University. r.tr. Redman II a 1986iflldulie of W Higll School and a gradua!A> ol Goll'lM'Us BuslneiS Cdl R He : Is OJDI>loyocl at the ImPerio! Eloctrlc CmwanY In llllddlepOrt. · An open church wedding will like place on November 16, ot · 2:30 p. m. at the llllddleport Church of Christ Ung,Va. WUIIam T. For Every SOUTHERN STATES POINT PLEASANT CO-OPERATIVE INC. wlth the Rev. Herbert K. Lodcler ot!leiatlng, The brlclo was attended by her sisters, Nancy and Stsan. T h e bridegroom'• aitendanta - • Mr. William Martin ol Fieldale and Mr. William Reeves of Sler- formly finith walls inlide or out, above or below Arrests \ RINGS STOCK UP FOR WINTER NOW AND SAVE! MIDDLEPORT - r.tr. and "'rs. Russel G. Avery of Ar!Jnalon, Va., the former Heorlella EwIng of Middleport, .......... tho marrlqe of thotr claoihter, Mary Ann, ID r.tr. James Tyler Hundley, son of Mr. and Mrs. James c. HWidley of Fieldale, v~. The ceremony took place on August IJ at the St. Andrews ~locopol Cl"dlrch In Arlington ' with._ cement-bate THOROSEAL. It is a guaran· teed, time and job tested, brush·on method to waterproof, decorate .(8 cokJr choices) and uni· INTOXICATION CHARGED EnJapment ~~(_l(ijJ:S_. Mary Ann Avery Weds James Tyler Hundley ' · pri;bl~l· are ' ' · · · you coat cOncrete and masonry walla economically , Pkeoant; r.tr 1. Ison Grb!lea, Pt. .P iealilt; . Nanw Tomllnoon, ~ Plealilt; Dee Alll Greial.., Pt. Plouanl; llln. Dor:r Wolle, Raclno; Charrll McDaniel, ~ Pleuant; "'rl. Carlton 1\lclnt,yre, ~ Plea-. PT. PLEASANT - UP Hems-~UP .., Clinton rey ToMa~ 1519 Kanawha St. al Convenllm. Pvt. WUllam Avery, 19, of Cleveland, and Sst. CUrlla Evua, 23, ol Plaln, Ga., both were round guUt,y llld rece!Vecl t b o maximum .. of olx1110111hl I Letart; Ted ~­ KEEPSAKE Save on motor oil - in both cons ond 55-gal. drums Save on grease Save on gear lubricants Save on gear oil Save on transmission fluid Stock up now on quarts, gallons, cases and drums, and conw out many dollars ahead. Unico Lubricants enahl( · you to get the most out of your rolling stock in pt'rformtlll("t '. lm~· maiu tenance and prolonged servit·e. oo1 go ro Chicago ror riot <\lty during tho Democralle Natloo- I I vena, Pt. Pleuanl; 111ra. Aud- SALE e e e e the,y eal4 the,y would PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPlrAL ADMIT lED: r.tra. wnu.am Oldaker, Bl.dfalo; Mn. James Wheeler, ~ Ploaaant; 111 r 1. Southern States Motor Oil & Grease ~ 1. ot!leor - oondltlon at BlueDold Sonltarlum. Top Performance At Money-Saving Prices ·. ·' against 43 Negro sentcomon ac- I cuoocl of refuolns to ~ an I bus, was reported In sertoua Now Get -~./: THE SCHUlT CUSTOi . MOIIU HOME FT. HOOD, Tex. (UP0- Three' men were found gullt,y and one lmocont Frld!QI In lllll.llnal oos- I alon of a general caurt martial I PRINCETON, W. Va. (UPI)- Two Columbu1, Ohlo, mea were nil. killed SoiUrdo,y wllon their ""'' struck an ·on tho West VIrginia 'l"UniJilke hero. • Killed wore Jolll A. lllcllonlol, 26, and Reginald F. Me• . Daniel, 18. They 11'ere ldortltled as coLudns. Jolll lllcll8Diol'a two-yeor.old •on, Mlcbael, was !Q)Irod, but. not seriously. Another paaSODger, Umie Undsey, 33, Colum- PT. PLEASANT - Herb Stan- ,luvenlle eilarpd ley, IJWIIIII!r ot the local Hid- andu.lna. .· . Three Found Guilty a covered diah Ctimer to wtdch ' .. be8ln at I pariah hoUse with The meeting will p.m. ,{- ard L, Slad<, chlel PT. PLEASANT - The Point Pleasant area Jlll!cees will spon- LEAF RAKES .i JC's Dr. Slack algner line. The length is sliU short-but to the lmee instead ol the blpbone. Erwin, lint vice pre~~-, "'rs. Dean, oecmcl vice presldonl and nower show ehairmao; Mrs. Paul Baer, secretaryi and Mrs. Pearl 1\lora, treasurer. of dried arraua!DI 1118111berl . -the bUsiness prdoldrW portoll that the Cbester by tho club bu - 1bo eivic .....,.,- '7-i.;:~ .~ pointed ID arrllllll'l for tbo ~=~, namlcy Chrlllm&l test wblch will be Ill! tho club thlo year lor 111e 'IH• : and lime. Club momberl boerd ::-~~:~ tatlon from the Rutland r ly Gordenerl to their meetln& m 0c1. 23. Tho Uage tour wa1 ":~:t,J Oct. 27 at Forked R\m members are to meet Chester Methodlal Chuirchl>t<i_ij p.m. New yearbooks ware utec1 by r.trs. Erwin, chairman. An edueational color llld deslin was by Mrs. Hol!A>r winning, Flower judges, Mrs. W1 ChodWoll and MrS. awarded ribbon• lor menta to "'ra. George lck, Mrs. B. K. Homer Holter, Mr1. and Mrs. Dean. Given wardllOI" Mrs. Roy Miller, 1\(r&. Noul2ilng, "'rs. Pearl Mora, and Mrl. Holter. throe. Dovollnes by "'rs. Dol!', ..,. - "' • meclitatloll-=~~:i'i or. Thari< yau note • The mldlstlrt was tried on for size, but no on~ is ready for A feature ol this year's pro- trom r.tra. Earl Yeo,. ~~~~ It as yet.except lor evening welu: or warm, winter coats. But gram will be a demoostratlon huaband remains a who lmows what's In stqre for 19119! Holzer Hoop!tal , 111H. each moath with thO hos!A>&s ID Woiuea had become lazy durtu lhe years of lite IUiftUed provide plant material and - - Mora, an honOrar;r lldlt and lllelr ""WIInel were 1011 lban oylpllllle wllea Ill• talners !or the doi!IOIIIIrstor. the dub, Ia alao ...,nno4 waiiW.. eame ..ek IIIIo llao pletun!. Yel It bu beea ••Uolns "llloplratloo lor Fall zer. eepW with aiaerlt)', Mrl. Dean"'"'-~ Madness'' aa her theme, Mrs. "It's good tO look like a girl again," Is the cODJensus. So the long sklrt may sliU become popular once more The mood Is for felillnlnlty, and )fbat. eould be more ~)Jr feminine than a pretty 81ti! llbowlne demurely · a awlrl of pleats! . ·. Reid Young made Dve arrauge. 11111111 uslnll the warm colors of fall ond ~ding .. Informal dii<Wialon u lbe 1001"klld. Mrl. Dole Kouts talked on new dire o+' "' lor collections and diiiPiaJod hlr varied collecllon Gollia and.Meigs Weddings. . Church News :/· M. Gaul oorved a carnolnl out t h • !heme. Fovon - • Hallmlrk docoratlnnl. prlzewaaawardediD DOUr. Meetings · �;.· "' ' }' \ 2~~~~ · Congr·e~s -a TIM ·lh l i I ~ Ccundl of l'linota and 'l'elleherl ·wlll dtleple to tilt PI'~ emCre11 eoovmtlan "' be ~ ()«, lf-16, In . a ..oland. - . . ~ nll!hl at the · Ra• . 1c:ho01, llle ci>undl voted "' PIJ $2~· <Ill the _ ..s of 1 clelepta to 1118 converdan whlc:ll Will be held atlhe Clevellnd&eraloll Hotel, The dolepie lo )'It to be named. Chorloa Kin& preoldont, ap. pointed <OIIIIIlltteos !Ol' the 196869 ..hool term, and omwnced W11ta!Ol' lhe year. Committee dlalrman ano Mrs, Robert Roberts, ,program; Mra. Richard Vaughan, p!bUclt,y; Mrs, Jean Saxton, nwalc; Mrs. Edna Wooda, parliamentarian; Mra. Maxine Arnold, devotional ; and Leo Crow, oalet,y. King allked lhal a membership eholrman be named by the Salem Cooter PI' A from that unl~ lhal !lfracuiO provide a budget and llnanee <halrman, that Rlv-' erview appoint a member as pub ~ Ueations ebalrman, and that '', ·1\/l,r,~ .i~cii1ey ' ·is ;:President, '1· •:. . ' , .· ,, By &..-.,. ..... . blllodan tor 1118 Council c-dl. It waa' IIIIIOiil.ed lhil .lhe eoundl meetlni 'Iiiii be held <111 lhe llrBI 11llr'*J In Febnlar)' at Riverview. TIM 111,)1 meetbla will be held at ,llullml. l(afie Crow turnina to their native Meigs COUCJty. Former PortlaM residerts, han and LU tor the past ten years have lived in Kentucky. He Is employed by lhe Southlaoo Towing eo. and Is being translerred to this area. LU haa worked as a nurse at the Lady Mercy Hospital in Kentucky, They plan to stay with their daug!rter aoo husband, Mr. and Mra. Robert Beegle of Racine, and later on will move to GallJpolis and Mrs. Roush will he employed at HolzerHospilal. We are delighted to have old friends return. P~e like the Roushes have been mi1aod. SPEAKING OF leaving, Mrs. Roy ~er will be movirw from her horne place where she was born and spent her entire life. She Is 1 young 83 years. On Oct 25, she will be 84. The horne in which she ns born was 1 log cabin.. in its pia~ todl,y is 1 lovely hmte. She bas purchased a mOOile h<m.e and wUllive next door to her daughter, Mrs. Ruth stearns, oo BoMnan's Run or course, .... I -- Mrs. Spencer has been a member ol the Oak Grove Melhodist Church since she wos Handa char- ter member o! the Raclne Grange. It is very lnten.sUng to talk to a person like MrL ~r and dul:hw our CGDveraation she told me that her maiden 111111e was Yost. Her J)ll'enta Dimes were Barney and caroJ,yn Yost. When she was a I ISgolngwilhher......... bl•'-lllil11aBBY', ~ tliMF!Ji to my gr&ll(\>U.aa, MI-l. and Mrf. 'JiirgU 'DeaD. She spoke l1il!llb ol my ancestors and remembered my mother aa • uw. girL I was >ery '-Y to hove mot and tllked wilh som<>who know my ~rents. There are so lew left lhat would nmwnher. It is great 10 live am work in. community where there are such wonderful peopleandrealbethatpeopledo ••remember'' the aood things of ute. ~(!§ BY JACK O'BRIAN Houaeboid, lhe Life Guards, lho Royal Horse Guards, Scots, COldstream, Grenadier, Irish and ev001 the Mounted Band of the 'DeYerythhtg, but hasn't bothered to pay his strualing limo - 1 ~ Good ' Hod "l ·- G. Officers Named By Middleport Jfta. a..,.,,, I ' , ' ..-ys actually were - a bad manuered bore." The Smothers Bros." attempts 1D filbt their japes onto the pj)~ llc'1 air almp.y llc'a air aimply would make the alrwaves We for trivia; It' s the network' a own IOOd taste In questlan when they let lho aklta slide 1ato Slbb.lth homes, not the fault "\., ol IIV public cen10r .... Scope -IDe of Detroit notes The ' S.remu haven't had a big hit "' ~.\record aJaee Florence Ballard '· )1111118-. '-The Q:aeel' Guards" at )jtad:~~ !!qulin Glrdlto iu one of lhe ·, ;111011 dolljihUW ovenln!la or Britflh - ..-; popontry lids aide It a -~ lla Blarl are the bands, .. ... of ~- IOCtiona ol. tj. F-.t ~ of the II, o y a I ,, There are 1,245 process ser vera in the five N. Y. boroughs : Dun Clt,y , ... George Plhmpton, pop literature' s Paper Doll, next will lmltate a roaloorant, He and a group will open one near the new Madison Square Garden . ... Hotel New Yorker's new $5,000,000 returbtshlncludesbreak - awq lobby challdellers: the bottom halves can be unhooked and stored when the huge rooming house wheels in an extra registratlon desk for conventioos and trade showa .... Inspectors at Scot.land Yard report some 4, UOO teaspoons were stolen (rom its London cafeteria. Watch out for seeming(¥ H'wood based promotion a solie. tttng "ideas" tor new TV aer~ les; replies uaW11cy are eothuslutie - but then ask ltifr tees to "develop'' the ldeaslnto mHlion-dollar roalidea and that'll be the dly. Peggy Lee and Patti Page melted their old mutual cool: their alao - mutual halrdoer (Bru<e?) did II .... Ed Ames flew In for a fitting or OliO of thooe $50 mouotochoo he'D wear at lhe Pel.eti'.,;, l......,W,Ve.-e~..... of HOmer Cook. '111~ ....,. 11 pldin, !or Ida ftr.,-y, ' · Mi. 11111 ·N n. 111r1i1cJv ., · Robert arill: , MONDAY RIVERVJEW PTA, Mooda,y, 7:3a P. m. at 1c:hool; !lnll pliin. ' ni!W tor llallolleen coml.al;houoe to be oboervod. POMEROY GARDEN Club, Monday, I p. Dl. at !Kine ot Mlsa Ll'dl& Ebersblch. , YOUTH FELLOWSHIP, Disb1Ct t, United lfe-otlllarp,, u.-J, 7:30 p. m., at MorniiW Star United Methodist Cbutch. Rabold oftil Cbll<lnil, Mr. and lire. .rom W~ IIIII . . . GeQrll& Faria <l lloli""'""'' and the a.v. 8lld lire. R<ibort 1A1b 11( a.. leY ~ )tn Tuellll,r for lhe futloral ....._ of Mro, Codrt C1 k. Kiqf.at Oblo GOSPEL MEETING, Succesa lJIIhoeriHJ, II IJ*Idlng thoweekChurc:ll of Christ, Oct. 7·16, 7:30 01111 here wUit ber parenta, Mr. p. m. Joseph Hoskinll, -'<er. and Mrs. Robert King. PW>IIc welcome. u. Arllllr Clark loft from WORLD WAH I night ot 8 p.m. Charleston Frlllay for Norfolk, 111an1ay by Drew Webster Post Vo. - . h o l l - 39, Americ:lll Leaioil. ~ectal or dootrqyora and erulaera atlhe PJ'OI!IUI and amzal oyater stew Nova! )>Ooe, He collad here . _ . Viotnun and Koreon '"'" by the doaih of 1!11 molhor, llro. enns especially invited to tho Cedric Clark. pot n!Jht ~·- ~ ~ Pomeroy Church Youth Group Elects Officers om..,, Eastern Stt:;Jr .wlll be,illl!l9nl\l. ANNOUNCE BmTH ldDlDLEPORT- Mr. andMro. Don Rouih or Powell St., Mldclleport, are IIIIIIOUIIeing tho birth or a dauihter, Julie Am, Oct. 2 at Holzer lloopltal, GalllpoUo. Grandplrenta are Mr. and Mrl. Roacoe J. Fife and Mr. and Mra. Walter D. Roush 0( Middleport. Mrs. Chauncey Werner, Middleport, Route I, Mrs. Roll Fife, Chealdre, Route 1, and Mro. Dora Roush and lira, Neva Pratt of Middleport are great.gandmolhero. .1 • I Is Hostess For .~ t'l.. '· ••• - . • " Pythion Sisters, POMEROY - ,,~~~ Mra. K.or I ,~ .."'';'·.,t-~;,;~~':M~ Grueoer -rtalned , tile pall of Mapo[la ~e. PJII>. Ian !bteri, il hor Miner~· homo, ' ddolo lim!ldeJ ntilt wos Frltz, 6-om Nowpo~ R. l The Klelos drove to the .q,&rloaton Ailpm:t for jlritz, juatbockO'om a ltx 111QIIlh .tour ol duli In !!¥' M'adfterranoan. ~ (ICjiOIUI]andOr 'Of tho deatroyor, lho Joseph P, KtuiiOd,r, Jr. Whllo on tour the 20th annivor• sary Ot tho illxih Fl~ oervod wilh c:ol0r611 eeremonlee ohd Ole "~" also Pirtle;,. paled In NATO Ol!lreliOS. .... aloo • ported or,Ume 'lll'iUsh''tlrowil ~ Glbrlltar, ind '5<11110 ·alghlleellw !or- I he : crew, ,, Frl\So •ho Joloedlltowlfi,Cir" Ia, called here bj,_ tho <loath ,or dey •• Elhel whlob ~_.., ·-1118....meeiiJI,B wUit t11t prayer 1~ 'l1lo prize pscklp lm>llabt · by Miss Ailll Durl!l waa ,.;., l!Y !'fi'e. ~ lloldenabol. Gomea were plqed with prize• being ..., by liro. Seldonallol, llrl. Mlbel Bearba, Mra. NoUie HaJezl, fllld' Ill r a. Bernice l!hetilbeOb. II waa 1111110011ciol thot lho November mefting will be il tho hoDu! of l\lra. '111omaoCook. Holiday plana """ dlsouaiOd and U Wll decided tblt Mra. a.tH6i l w111 make .........._. 111e 1111ual dlmer. , _. lira. served a oaJad eourae. Attending bellidoa lho10 nomed were Mro. Edlia Reibel, Mra. Gla<ll'o CUcklor1_MisaTbelma GruNer, ·and Mrl. ~ rr..n .,. Boiuleo Jiaa .... Brine Liebl Into 011 Darkest -.a.. Grul"'' CharCoal . . Dopood Sllverplne Elael'iteln. Black to-1111. REVIVAL, CHESTER Chut<b <1. Nuareoo, Oct. 7 through Oct. 20, Mrs. Dorotby Jag0, · - l ist. Service, 7:30:P. m. eachevenlrw. Public 'invited. WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Christian Service, 7:SO Tueodaf niJht at the Pomeroy United Methodlll Church; women of the Enterprioe church to be gueata. Thlo ia a service ot celebntlon 1pm lhe aigning of the charter for the new women'• ~. ioiault. ing in lhe meraor ot 1118 EUB and lfethodist ... oa. 11.99 :p.n X ,. Pta!&' ~ have ~ on 111o proJecri!l· ~iinllrw· o'CIIrl,at- 9• e'ftirl Yi~ga CouitiY IOI'YI~!'III' '!!·VtetnUD. .,... box 10 > THE SHOE.BOX I Wltoro Shoos luo Soooi~ly Prlcod MIDDLEPORT, 0. } They are ·- • 1, , ._JJIIW 1 llat \ '. . I Bulbs Planted At School by Garden Club Annual Family Reunion Held at Sutton Church !::;i : .. ~ands!"~~and E~, *' !Y.!i""' m, 1'1!t.YCPn"t~~:!t':::.,...:;~m:..:; lonnoo ~ddo ~ ley and oon, llomde; llro. Porey , , ., hOi- ~~ Sc:lv!Dl, ~ :, ~ -~ !1"11&'• llr, TIM 1\.CQ>al ~~~ of Btltilll ·~ell recenll.7· at 1118 .dUrc:ll: . , • • . _ · e.., · ' '1 . Mro. Jemie Elllilti, Golllpolll, Mrs. Buloh Qorpenter and~ ~ed <111 Mr. aad lire. G. P, ter; Willdy; Mr, and Mrf. Jolin :1:wlair; l lmjl ¥J'. and Mr~ Ev- ·P, HoDaley, ,Mr. and Mra. JOIO!'b J!lroll' Cardwell ro<:IJIIlY, , · , _ _111 """ son; J. D.' llr, and 1• Mti. BelOII~andiDII, Mro, Cherlol Hensley, llr, and ·~, .collad <ill'llii!tli Alal- Mrs. Cherie• lrlurray and· •on. ....... a , , _ Sunday,, <;buck, Mro. Ronnielljlasall ond ; ~ ' C~cle Me~ iutd 1011, ddldren, Jtille, Jay and Jill, 8lld ~olllid; apont a irookood re- 1100 auestil, Mr. and Mrs. Ge7 · llolilb'wi._.Mr.lllii ·~ ·GIWII& FieldL ' Chlatbalb~ ~·, ltwao planned to ha.. l!le noxt Mr. 8lld alri.'u. RUtan o.ia- reilnlon 611 tho tblnl SuDIJIIIn da iliJ1l~);·care.,;~ lho A~C~~~.tat Forkad Rim lAlla,. ~ ilf a ·~ bora,Frl· ·'~ 1 il!eP\o• 13, 1!1111'1~~ ~!ad!~ ·~; !l'ht)lttlo' ·hoa boitl· . .~~ Alliiitle. , " TtiO Vl!lfioD ~Garden CIW. met 41 ~ bolni.<ll C, l't,Yt!e ' '· wiUt , • ' ' Bob 9tew1r1 Kent &nith, Brooks F.dwardo, l'lui~, Arthur Paw a and Is tho reault of 13 yean of Clj)erleD«l by Otarlan'o Prelldent It Is made (IOiilble by a marveloul transistor, a develop. mont of !be Bell Telepbone Lafl. call~ll --;-or yours. . , . f1, Store II vader • coaattt. Still ~fz,;b:~~~:~:•:t, or shelf • .. offen )'OU the ~ a dryer wherever you d11lre. Idel111 !iJnd deyer for tboae ·lpec1al lOfdl•, ;·. up_at.aln bathroom, ma: ,.' ~.a '., '' ~ shirt ' ' i a'blouse . • tldrt -~ • ~Jip .;. pantles , ••ocb . ~=;m~;, Role!• }··,,. ,0 tdght belore - a woman ln a rocking c:halr, and two menwalk- 1118 around. I let her think they ,. wore lrlenda, so she wooldn't be frightened. 1 wu glad to move out. I poltergeists stayed, OS we were never -•red apln. - L. P. .... AliJ')hO !or E.S.P.? - H. . Dear Helen: u Animal Lover,. mentlooed hew sad It Ia that anlmllis are born to be doatroyod, and urged I!UOBI lhe have their pota - od. You said aomo towns are <1.ferloa this service '"1'1 cheap, as a preveataUve measure. May 1 suaaoot that anyone wtzo wanls to !mow MOl'e thla service may • atampod, oelf • addreaiOd envelope to • FRIENDS OF ANIMAlS, INC., 17 West 60th Street, New York, N, Y, Th11 orsenizat~m Will refer blm to a repres«Utl•• In bla arae. hm • reproaontallveln my town and' ... help llllllf poc>ple, """ OOiirw!Be ' oooild not afford II;' to 101 'lholr oniDWI opayed. - D.IU), 'f!ds· collllllll Ia ,dodlc:atod to , femlb- IbiD& 10 lf.:fOil're ht.vjll& ldd tl'olmle or Just lloubl~ , · ~HilleD help YOU. 'S,. wlllallo ,_olD OJ ··-------ftl!l...,J-w Al'i-tii - ' " to ·pren thirtt or a doubl& •beet !I jeina COMPLEMENT YOUR SPORT COAT Styles BIGGFSI' REACTION Reetb', Jorr,y Eada, Clarence• Dear Helen: Lambert. You mentlooed wblch letters brought the greatest teen resclion. Plesso tell us wblcll brought lhe bigpotoverllil response from FIJNERAL SERVICEX HELD your r-rs, In recent m<~~~lhs. POMEROY - Funoral serv- - CURIOUS !ell for Luber! G, Thel1s of D&ar CUrious: Groot Bend were conducted WMTbroo letters, written over ..aclay ot lhe Ewing Funeral lhe aummer moolhe, wore standHome. Tho Rev. Chl,!'lea Norrla outa loc response. And - surofllcllltedllllioservieeandhuroo prise surpriiO- not one or tat waa In the Dye Cometefl' • lheM' bad an,ytblng to do wllh Great Bend-1 ' Coming !rom out oC town ~ , · The working wile-Soda! Sothe aervlcea were Sam ThelBB, eurtt:Y , beno!lts <oatroverll)' Addlaoo; Ralph Boa-, Zones- brought lhebigpotroadlon. RepvWe; Edward ThelsoandWUllam naentatlve Edwar<IPattenwrtlea HllliiDaptlal: T. Shorrnln, !'otaokalA;·QIII and me that be hal rocolred 1111110' ro- · Norma ThoiBs, Raveaowoqd, W. -oaiido of letters In . _ t -- va.; Profoosor and Mrs. Robert of blo II. R, BliJ 17532, and liMIJ 1\l(!Kay, Bowlilll Green; llr. and lll'e 81111 COJiliDi, Cl'bo bill wOuld Mrs. C1lllard Beaver, Colum- 1qiCiole Soda! ~13' to rocosbua· Mr. mt ,lira- Ill. C. Kucs- niu !ll8frled ""rking women, (lohelml, a&! MrL Delbert and provide O.o Plllltent or bon~~. ijay- Choao, A'thene. eftta to a married c:ou,ple boaad 011 lholr eomblood oamlnp, If thlo would ~ a blaher NAZISYIIIBOLS BERLIN (Up[)- Fhe awuu- beoeflt, It would not ra!IO taxku 11111· two IIJIIlbol• or lli. •• appreelablyj Next em lbo reaction Iaily came Nul SS olite' troapa won c~o.- In red PatJt .oarll anawero to the question, • 'W h Y satun~a~ "" ~ .,.... or ~ ohouldn't 16-fear-<>lda •181 t h • Mulean conaullte Ia Welt wte'l" More !haD aiJiO • - · of ldllto u wdl u toea• Insist· Berlin, pdlee r-teJ. ' ·• Ho.lds .a generous load : ~ , 2 wash clot~•· lor exa.mplle: · panties. and 8 b.ras: or h-.:·o .. lly, Arthur Orr. Tho following attended the rooolon: Mr, and Mrs. Jobn Clr· This grain-leather Jarman aUp·on DOl only Ia atyled , aerved with table grace allked by cle, Columbus; Larry Circle, to complement your sportswear handlomely, but ia · Douglas Circle. A bualneso mo<till8 waa held Crooksville; Mr. and Mra. Edwin made so you will enjoy "wear-tested" comfort every In the ~ with acting pres- Newman, Linda, Katby, Jane llld step, Among the features you wUlllke are the handIdent, Paul Moore, In c:harso. ot- David, Gallon; Mr. andMra.llogsewn front and the genuine mocca1ln conatruction. ncers for the eomlng year were er Gn&eser, Gina, Usa, ataan Come get a polr, and get set for the oompllmenb tmd elected ao follows: prollidont, and Jemlfor, Logan; Mr. and Mro. c-119 Gonholmor, Minwearing pleasure to follow. · Arthur Orr; vlcei)rellidonl, Cedi ersville; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ebelsteln; secretary~easurer, Circle, Mra. Jame1 Patter11011 Kalhryn Windon. Other Jarman 1U5 23.95 >· Gifts were presented to t h e and sooa, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Circle, Paul Moore, Florence Circle, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Leo, Bob Bill and Becky, Racine; l\lro. Leura Elselotoln and Cedi, Mr, and Mrs. Earllloan, JOII!l)', Melanie and Denise, Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Smtih, Mr. and Mrs, Virlil Windon, Debra, BriBottel an Rebecca, alld"BIIIIr,' 'Mra. I Tripp ' and l!odziey, "Mro. ille Foll'rod and Kimber~, ·Pom- I ed they should, and gave excel- eroy, and Mr. Relph Leo, RaOpen All Day ThurSdays-Shop Frlllaf Til 9 lent rea1011s why. <lno. Third? Polwrgelsts. Yoo'd be L---~--------~--...•:;:. ,. lhook at buw many - i e believe In those peaky ghosts. Here's another example: Dear Holen: 1 have read the diJ!erent opinlcma on poltergeists. Want to ami 1 mce oWDod a poltergelts-lnleatod houll in Hanford, Callromia. These ghosts would announce their ~ofroominglhrough lhe house by light tapping oo the back bedronm door. Then lhore would be !ootatops, Their lovorltetrlc:k waa tojumphardonyour feet after you wore allioep. Evon peoto -rtencod this. I never aw these uthings, •• but our small daughter reported one mondng that she'd seen company In lhe lront room lhe USee • By tfelen "' THESE LETTERS BROUGHT ,1 A~d. a· Mayt81 Porta~Dry~r bas the.:capactty 1o ·~: 1; -o:,11izible loads :; , U~can dry a brother and 11Ji1ter ' robe•·of: •. ·,,•·· I I est granddoughter, Mra. Georp I Genholmer; oldest grand-, I Garrett Circle; oldelll womon, I Mrs. Laura Etaelsteln; tra.veled I farlbeot, Mr. and Mra. Eldwin I Newman and rami~; larpottam- 1TO to Helen Help ~------~------~ oratorteo-sirrillar to thoae IIIOd in U.S. oatellltes, It Is created -----· by !be Jnventon I I Torry PatieriOO; I At noon a bountiful dlMer wu "' , ,, youngest boy, 12.99 youngeat girl, Rebec<a Leo; old· was present. - , Haaa It •• weD .. . with optional wall mounting bracketl . . . up out of the wav on any con;.renient wa11 -. . . can be easily r"moved wben, you ~ant l,o chansa Jta lo· RACINE - Deaeendanta or James c. and Ethallndo Moore held !heir annual !ami!¥ reunion amdoy, September 22, at the Sutlon Cburc:ll. Only ..,. or the ten children o1. the former Moore family, Mrs. Laura Elselatein, IUI'Vlves, IDd RIITLANIJ - T h e Rutland Friendly Gardonero and lhe apedol educatloo clUI ()( lhe Rutland Grode School planted spring flowering bulb a at lho school reMr. ai.I eintey. The diD has month(¥ claasoa In prden lheropy at llle ~'L~otor ~at:.• """• school •• OliO or its proJects ..._. I '"w - - r • _..., for the year. Mrs. HowardBir<hMro. Cbarlee llolhnan,""" fleld Ia ~halrman or tho proJect. li'lel ID: Florida IIIII waa Ulllblo The class was Instructed on lie home; callad .and talked how to pll!nl the bulbs and lhen ~ dul'lrw lhe ovontnr. lhey did tho work. Refreshments were served to the class at the 'close or lhe planting session • "' ::a:;.o;/:l':s J"!"':.r-: I\ LEADING MARAUDERS - Kolhy llllley, hoed majorette Iorge lfeigs marching bend, Ia c:&ught by the ThmesS<mll)el camera as she loods lho Maraeder musiclana during precision drlll halfthme activities ol the Melgs-Gallli>oliapme Friday nigh~ or lhe Farewell Party Liter and son, ruchlid, iliane ant aut• ci!D re<:ontl,j. T b o r e l\lr. ~!"-OLou.HoEDI~ were - · thoro from Oblo, . '· , and !IODo ~· ~· · · · • West Vlrgh!ia anci Kelltucky. BY MARIE ALEXANDER · and ohlldi'en,· M1nlf ond J~, Pal Zorn, a member of lhe ·. ' llr. 8lld lfl:l., ~ Love· I\IJ', and Mrs. George A. He~ Rutland CIW., -lho first place -]!»<, Bec;li!.-; iW. VL; llfaaj a inll daughtera, llooannl, sa.;. , tropiQ' and moo\ly prize. He was, reCetttiT and, ~•. Mr.andllra.John thf tndlviMI - · · over 30 .. 'P0JriA-"J}lfipll711S · · MIDDLEPORT & C.ALLIPOLIS, 0. R , eimion.H~ICI _ · . · ~t.JJ: A't 'Port1ohV. ad aa a new mamber of tho IIIX· lllar7 and mambera attendln8bo- s those named llbove - • Mra. Wilma Ballard, Mro. sidle Truasoll, Mrs. Mary I!Dlter, Mro. Jean Truasoll, Mra. Murl Qlrs, and a post, Patrick Carleton. :inc~ WOIIId ~ f!>r ,1!1'"' pir• PORTLAND - ~ dioee.,._ Shoo H I'.J . - · or otlter·. ~u;ea to niall llita ot Hll'.llll (010 &ad wllhol- Trap t, . eo ·!!<IIIIJI[ote .addl'tsseo 'to Mri Ra.Y , mira ~DiiiJI. plhor'tcl 011 Auii,Y..,.., ReetiMIIID, or.tat.pbone Uti 26, Sunclay, !or tflolr annual At Point Gun Club .J874462. · reW11oo. . <\ ~ ~,.... waa Abalone q u i t e frequenUy . .,, .: ' .. · • , _ ..... lh8 Jiild,at PortlmfPir!O': · 1c RIITLAND .._ . ~Rutland Gun produce pear Is, like the .1t iN.c.tllE·)'llllVe. ,..,, 'TIMre .was · 53 m,i - . Club nlemben tUuc:ipated Ina oyster. .iJiake whlc:ll bit Chrlst.Y Lee. 12- They were llr.· 111111 MrJ; Allton trap shoot held at tho Pl. Plooa- ' ,:v•mton DUD\.EY'S FLORIST Roger Lathey • ,. · · · ' Heo~le{Fdfuily :,.THE 1'!lllli>', '111urRa1 ' Club · ·" ' inoinbed -ol lite ~svWO"'\((- • sMOOTH BRUSHED PIGSKIN sie~ Rldp cl!D · Van Meter wu woloom- Honored With · :ilontl· ,> I I ~ parent& ., -•III'Y ' With Nothlneln lither tAl Thousands of people may now The Invention Is ealled !Is., for • weak. Chrlst,y, vlolting relatives In Pom,erqy, wao bitten by lhesnako In , 1 Vlea'nt lot of! O.k S~ She was treated atHolzerHospilalbo· tore return~Jv to Columbus with DJAGINE ' - startled you wiluid be If auddoni,y tbe hocld oC your car flew up, tore and ullltw over tho top. Slulron HOtter was ror !hit's iuat whot hlppenod as she tnveled bach to RIITLANIJ - Mr. and Mro. ' · lamed Parl<erihurs this week aflet 'fl., Lester Lalhey recoritly !arowel1 1 itlng her paronti, ,Mr. and Mrs. . their-.~. wUit Arvll Holter. Forturate[y, Ira!- party and fomlly plonlc, at tho MaiOII !.Vee pork, He - ' a ,.her IDO\ber. will}•i loa'fiDJ..,.., · 11p waa llabt IIIII !bellying hood 2 , .... leove ~ ~.·~- 1.... 'jbls weeki ' 01 ,, !ell on tho lllghwaf. ' • ......, u - ....... :. ' '' SharOnllllendt'lheWtotV!rgln. - Ina for Vlemam. ROIV <OIII(IietINCIDENTAUY, Mi.illz!Mrli. Ia Univer1 t~:y ~ 11 Parkers- ed bla Arr bloto trlli>lna at Fl. . \lohn & Grlflln, wt>o ,_ retfde !Jura worklrw IO!'ar<l ion usocl· J.-111011, S. c, ' at 630 Chooterih!re )ld.; ·Cdlijn- ate dogreelo:llll'aitw- ShohoaalAttending tho plonic - • Mr. ,bua, wru oi>Ber.elheii',~Utll- reedY ~ted. her practlo~ and Ml-1; Jay Hall IIIII fomlly, Tuesday. Tho,\>Grlftl!ls lllfae!a ti'a!mnl. , ,,c. , llr~ ~"'::'~ ire former Metsi coUiltf real• , , , . , ~':>•1'! .t. ~Wnelie~ r..r NOWI YOU MAY HEAR AGAIN "'JYn1>ano ;------ ·~-. II wu dtclcled 1D NrVo lhe H.n.o AI· IIOdatiOII <Ill Nov, 8 at tho IIi-\ <IDe American Letlkla hell, and ' a bNaldaBI and liDic:ll to tho aamo group .., Nov.~- at the El- 'Bob i .... Copperkud. .... oble Iii ,Puta her loot on 1M 11001' lor lhe !lrot time Moodly aflet hovlngltpacked In leo and taking antlbl'!dcs "tho - Ho11 Technique" con 1 fiPECI.U, of tho wwld't ducts a o u n dI DEMONS'I'IIAtloN lint eyelfao smoothly througb I LISALLE Hotel hearing e1c1. the mastoid pro- I Mllllli.EPORT The Rs-1111 II cess directly to WED. 1 OCT. 9 truly a dr._ the " hearing cen-1 2 P.M. - S P.M.. llllllic otep lar· ter." the inner I ASK FOR MR. DJLEfl ward ltl belrit!c ear! Wear II and I ~Iiiii Ven !IIIIa lld ledmol017. challenge your I Aodlo-VIsaab II W Um.. II IIIII oa1J cl..esi friend In Allleu 0 1brlap you a tell It's a hear- 1 cau ~' i'ibrfDlu new Ing lld. 01 IOUDd ' . For thousands lhll new bone but al*> the prtracy IIIII - . cooducllon method may prove venienee ;you beve watlled. U I<> be lhe best pautble woy to you'd Ute to know _ , t11oa1 hear next lo nature'a own ean. this patenll!d lJJialer and diJ. For many, oven thla new IIICfl. co- II It 1118J llelp yoa, wflb llique may not be tho - - no coot or obllptlon, write toYou must try It II you are ever day to Olulon Eleettonlel, to lmow. Ine., 11o1 A-1, 1 Westerly IJoiln1llfl, N. Y. ..._ . Me1p C<ltld;y Fox ·~...t:·.;~=llll!lllrL '!'h••• against him. enJoy the odvantages of heariJqf again wilh a patented lnvtDIIon thal has NO bullons, NO tuba, NO wires, NO bulky ballerlell. Ins~ad ol forcing omplllled •ound through ""' hmpalred ouler or middle ear, lhe patent- . or. perfect for apartments,inobUe homes,_camplng .uall.el$,.bo~ rent8l'fl, students, newlywedl and coHaget. · Qry any fabric or ga~hlt that can be dried.in a regular sized dryer. A truly portabld dry!3r that solves problems of space. Comes in colors, tool A lllrl temperature dryer that require~ no special installation o,r. ye!ttlng, Just plug it in to any ad· equiltely wired lt!i volt outlet ~8 you would other portable · · appliances. Geptle enough for you~,'most delicate lmgerie. Dries clothes ·evenly in a gentle circfe .of heat with no £~~~~~~~~;;~~!: hot spots. It's the new' kind ,of(dryer that ~oes where dryers won't. ~oes everything a big dryer does except up space. Flowers downright sptffy, ed , last weol 1 od A wte of thonkl 1!11 allndad to oil lhQIO """ ·' contrlbute!l for ' lho .... .. llwmnai• not JOld wlil be hold at tilt !Ire hoo10 8lld IICIId lot- anyone who ever thought they could _frave i!"t!~re~~. :.~, , , . ;¥fACJRAto~ ~·.::: ' Waldorl .... Saw couturier Jom Moore wearing one and it waa game? tilt, ., ·,· • THEoooRus couNCIL, Doughters of America, 7:30 l\looday ni&l>l at lhe IOOF hall; penny SO<Ial wlll be held. WILIJN,G WORKERS Class, 7:· 30 Monday n I g h t, Bradbury church or chris~ POMEROY _ were JOINT COUNCIL mee11n1or St. l'lui and St. John Lullleran MIDDLEPORT - Roaomsry elected st • recent -ling or Chul:<be• wilh dlotrlct prellLyON was elected wortl\y matr<m lho Pomorqy Charc:ll or Christ . at 7 ,30 p.m. Monday at St. l'lui youth group. Chur h and Harry Chesher, worthY paElected ware KarM Ball;y, • • TIJESJAY troo, when Evangeline Chapter president; Chari.,. Faullmer, OIUO ETA FlU Chapter of 172, Order or tho Eaotem Star, ~eeratary; Katby Oaborne, tnallMlddiepo~ mot Thursday night urer; and CrystaiFlulkner, newa Beta llgma Pld Sorortey, 8:15 p.m. Columbus and SOUthern Olllo at lhe Masoolc Tell1jJie, other ol!ioers named tor lhe re:::·oaborne pnllidod at lhe Electric Co. Soda! room. Thlo 1968-69 year 'were Linda Ma,yer, meeting wlthDebbleOabornecoo- will be the model meeting fDl' associate matroo; Paul Darnell, ••·- oil 1 lll proopectlve members. Barbara dn-~.. r cal and J Balt:y ru- will preiiEIII the -<ultural associate patron; MartJyn Wil- tlldng the ol!ering. cox, conductress; Jenevee Chesh"How Ble Are You'?'' was the program. er, asaodate coocku,tress: Am program topic prepored by BetThomas, trustee; na Darnell, ty Miller. Reading• WBre given secretary, and Lettie R o u s h, by Karon Balt,y, Kathy Oabome, treasurer. Cberlene Faullmer and CralgV<>Ann Thomoa, wortby matroo, noy, and Robert King, worthy patroo, Rafreshmonta"""' aorvedHopresided at tho mooting. Plana man st,yle following tho grace b1 were made r~ a spedal meeting Mro. Bob Wooda. For a mooting to be hold oo Oct. 17 at which <1. the youlh group at 6:30 p.m. Ume initiatory work will be ex- tonight, the topic, •• Around the •omplifled lor four candldlliea and World" will feature a mlollioopost matrooa and past pllirooa ary oludy. dy; good show! .....,. $1,200 In showof!manship Dandleador Phil Bennett says .... Edward Albee's new two - his niece won a conte&tat Columpla.y premiere aroused crtUcs bia Univ. - she's the SWeetheart to either emW m- anger: one call- d. Sigma Protest ..•• Green Bay ed them "garbage" •••. Don Ric- Packer Ra,y Nitschke now wears Ides' new TV serlea (Jlietly has a hairpiece, tut who'll be the been pronooneed a diaster ·-· tlrst to remind him lllrlng a Han a bit of cutrate psychology (lftar the Rockies show fact, f1 CDUJ'N) by a network boss: "He atruc:k some [IOO[>Ie as llllli\Y so loag as he waa the unsuccessful nobbiah picking on stars plainly far beyond him in talent and tueeess. Sooa as he got his nadonal It meager ranking, his InIUlts &'topped being merrily lmJll(lent and became what they aJ- A.' ~alf 6bd ......... Royoi Hoosohold Cavlliry In Ita Welsh Guards first American cated to the late Jolm F. Kenne- SUNDAY 1. .· riJist. DI$TiuCT &inda¥ · s.hoOI and 'i!CIIIat Tri!Qing,J)I)o 'lonlllatltute ~at the Naaml l(r£~ild ~lit Church. ~ll>tr loire. WUIIOm~- ·., J1Apr, ~ -lbo . -... Iiiii' ' . Cleared of Cbar1e1 During. t h e unsuccessful appearance,, Uniqueandproucl- Penobscot expedition, Paul was accused of being cy dlllerent, it hoa a groat deal aRevere coward and was removed 0( lhealrlcallt:y In its preeialcm rrom his command. Two years ero" play .... One comic playa marching and riding and band later, a court-martial cleared lhe lsrgo-sixlt with iimoulliooa playing, one compooitlon dodi- him of all charges made ' Y,,' . ' -~!i'.•:,··' \' Voice along Broadway NEW YORK - Pearl Bailey , ICar of .. Hello, Mane,.!" Pll.YS $2,200 a mmlll for her - pad lnd c:an lllord 11, "Dolly~ smda ber home with $8,000 a week .... Joan Fontaine dim' t ~ lor lhe SOC<IIId (and by far lho better) hall or Art Carr><U''S "Lov- ~ Of,Af.e Auxilidry .Group · - , ..The IIIDUal JOOiher • daughter bon<1Jet was piiiiDOd for NaY. 12 at the temple, wllh the Ma1011& to serve the dlmer. Paul Darnell extended .. lnvitatliXI to 1118 members to attend the lnspedlon or Bolhei 62, international Order o1 Joba I WAS HOPING to hove availsblo the foolboll schedule for lhe Dauahlers to be held m 0«. 7-8tb and 9th gnde teams of Meigs COunty. However, haven't been It at lhe Pomeroy lfeaonic Tem· able to secure same but lrill pOOl. ish as soon as they are avaUable. pie. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chesher Soulhom ond Eaatern hod a aood game Thursday evening at Soulhern. Eutern CIIDO out on lql but both teems played a good pme. 10rved refreshments following You hove to give tbese youngsers credit for getting out !here and 1he meeting. 1rylng. They aren't glvonlhe lanlllro that varslt,y teoms roeelvo but IIIey 111> out IUid do lho job. Keep IC> 1he aood w..-k, boys. ,,r ~' . . , ,• Yiiu," 8lld led In 1118 PTA prQer. Mrl. Joe llolln pve the aecutar)"1 report, and tbe treoourv'a .._t waa given 1>7 During the nxrt"w 11te pres- Mro.MadiBirtoo. , ident dla CUBIOd poolllble Dri!IDMro. Johll FIIIIOr, Jr. of 1118 Izatlan of a Cllllldjr-olido claosfor &cine W111 welcomed lhoae atadult Instruction In lhenewmsth. He JP(Jke em melhods ol.lncreu- tending and there .... """"'-ing led by Mra. - · llllllllo ing memberllhlp In tho «1111111 cllllirman. Amwneed at I h e OOWJCU and lhe nood for 11111- meeting wu a Halloween carnport of lhe objectiveo and pro- ival to be held at tho ~.... jects of lhe CQIIIcll. school '"'NaY. 1. For lhe program Mra. Robn.e ro11 co11 or PI' A unlta erts COil<klcted a queotloll and showed 10 from Mlddloport; five answer period on several sub. !tom BradJury; nine !tom Sajects Including """ ecllcatlon In lem Center; three from Cheatho schools, wl>elher 1Do mud! ter; 10 rrom Racine; flve from empllallis IB placed <111 sporta, Rutland; three from Riverview; ways or kooping teMOPra at lhros from Salisbufl'; four trom home, and how to raise money Syracuse, and one from Letart. for ac:hool projeda. The COWl· Refreshments of cake • n d ell delegates wen aleo asked punch were served following lho Cor their opln1on <II the "'Har- mooting by lhe Racine unit, Name per Valley PTA," a ICIII which tags modo by the hoot unit were tells the story o( a mod • mom leal replicas. and her lnlluenco 011 her dauihter. AFTER BEING gone 10 year s, Mr. and Mr& lwn Roush are re-- .I .-.. c Katie's Korner >' "' ·":~c::,·~~YOUl' Address oam lllllaing HelM Bo4tel ... ,I 11( IIIlo -•IIIII!'"· :: '"I p.& J �;.· "' ' }' \ 2~~~~ · Congr·e~s -a TIM ·lh l i I ~ Ccundl of l'linota and 'l'elleherl ·wlll dtleple to tilt PI'~ emCre11 eoovmtlan "' be ~ ()«, lf-16, In . a ..oland. - . . ~ nll!hl at the · Ra• . 1c:ho01, llle ci>undl voted "' PIJ $2~· <Ill the _ ..s of 1 clelepta to 1118 converdan whlc:ll Will be held atlhe Clevellnd&eraloll Hotel, The dolepie lo )'It to be named. Chorloa Kin& preoldont, ap. pointed <OIIIIIlltteos !Ol' the 196869 ..hool term, and omwnced W11ta!Ol' lhe year. Committee dlalrman ano Mrs, Robert Roberts, ,program; Mra. Richard Vaughan, p!bUclt,y; Mrs, Jean Saxton, nwalc; Mrs. Edna Wooda, parliamentarian; Mra. Maxine Arnold, devotional ; and Leo Crow, oalet,y. King allked lhal a membership eholrman be named by the Salem Cooter PI' A from that unl~ lhal !lfracuiO provide a budget and llnanee <halrman, that Rlv-' erview appoint a member as pub ~ Ueations ebalrman, and that '', ·1\/l,r,~ .i~cii1ey ' ·is ;:President, '1· •:. . ' , .· ,, By &..-.,. ..... . blllodan tor 1118 Council c-dl. It waa' IIIIIOiil.ed lhil .lhe eoundl meetlni 'Iiiii be held <111 lhe llrBI 11llr'*J In Febnlar)' at Riverview. TIM 111,)1 meetbla will be held at ,llullml. l(afie Crow turnina to their native Meigs COUCJty. Former PortlaM residerts, han and LU tor the past ten years have lived in Kentucky. He Is employed by lhe Southlaoo Towing eo. and Is being translerred to this area. LU haa worked as a nurse at the Lady Mercy Hospital in Kentucky, They plan to stay with their daug!rter aoo husband, Mr. and Mra. Robert Beegle of Racine, and later on will move to GallJpolis and Mrs. Roush will he employed at HolzerHospilal. We are delighted to have old friends return. P~e like the Roushes have been mi1aod. SPEAKING OF leaving, Mrs. Roy ~er will be movirw from her horne place where she was born and spent her entire life. She Is 1 young 83 years. On Oct 25, she will be 84. The horne in which she ns born was 1 log cabin.. in its pia~ todl,y is 1 lovely hmte. She bas purchased a mOOile h<m.e and wUllive next door to her daughter, Mrs. Ruth stearns, oo BoMnan's Run or course, .... I -- Mrs. Spencer has been a member ol the Oak Grove Melhodist Church since she wos Handa char- ter member o! the Raclne Grange. It is very lnten.sUng to talk to a person like MrL ~r and dul:hw our CGDveraation she told me that her maiden 111111e was Yost. Her J)ll'enta Dimes were Barney and caroJ,yn Yost. When she was a I ISgolngwilhher......... bl•'-lllil11aBBY', ~ tliMF!Ji to my gr&ll(\>U.aa, MI-l. and Mrf. 'JiirgU 'DeaD. She spoke l1il!llb ol my ancestors and remembered my mother aa • uw. girL I was >ery '-Y to hove mot and tllked wilh som<>who know my ~rents. There are so lew left lhat would nmwnher. It is great 10 live am work in. community where there are such wonderful peopleandrealbethatpeopledo ••remember'' the aood things of ute. ~(!§ BY JACK O'BRIAN Houaeboid, lhe Life Guards, lho Royal Horse Guards, Scots, COldstream, Grenadier, Irish and ev001 the Mounted Band of the 'DeYerythhtg, but hasn't bothered to pay his strualing limo - 1 ~ Good ' Hod "l ·- G. Officers Named By Middleport Jfta. a..,.,,, I ' , ' ..-ys actually were - a bad manuered bore." The Smothers Bros." attempts 1D filbt their japes onto the pj)~ llc'1 air almp.y llc'a air aimply would make the alrwaves We for trivia; It' s the network' a own IOOd taste In questlan when they let lho aklta slide 1ato Slbb.lth homes, not the fault "\., ol IIV public cen10r .... Scope -IDe of Detroit notes The ' S.remu haven't had a big hit "' ~.\record aJaee Florence Ballard '· )1111118-. '-The Q:aeel' Guards" at )jtad:~~ !!qulin Glrdlto iu one of lhe ·, ;111011 dolljihUW ovenln!la or Britflh - ..-; popontry lids aide It a -~ lla Blarl are the bands, .. ... of ~- IOCtiona ol. tj. F-.t ~ of the II, o y a I ,, There are 1,245 process ser vera in the five N. Y. boroughs : Dun Clt,y , ... George Plhmpton, pop literature' s Paper Doll, next will lmltate a roaloorant, He and a group will open one near the new Madison Square Garden . ... Hotel New Yorker's new $5,000,000 returbtshlncludesbreak - awq lobby challdellers: the bottom halves can be unhooked and stored when the huge rooming house wheels in an extra registratlon desk for conventioos and trade showa .... Inspectors at Scot.land Yard report some 4, UOO teaspoons were stolen (rom its London cafeteria. Watch out for seeming(¥ H'wood based promotion a solie. tttng "ideas" tor new TV aer~ les; replies uaW11cy are eothuslutie - but then ask ltifr tees to "develop'' the ldeaslnto mHlion-dollar roalidea and that'll be the dly. Peggy Lee and Patti Page melted their old mutual cool: their alao - mutual halrdoer (Bru<e?) did II .... Ed Ames flew In for a fitting or OliO of thooe $50 mouotochoo he'D wear at lhe Pel.eti'.,;, l......,W,Ve.-e~..... of HOmer Cook. '111~ ....,. 11 pldin, !or Ida ftr.,-y, ' · Mi. 11111 ·N n. 111r1i1cJv ., · Robert arill: , MONDAY RIVERVJEW PTA, Mooda,y, 7:3a P. m. at 1c:hool; !lnll pliin. ' ni!W tor llallolleen coml.al;houoe to be oboervod. POMEROY GARDEN Club, Monday, I p. Dl. at !Kine ot Mlsa Ll'dl& Ebersblch. , YOUTH FELLOWSHIP, Disb1Ct t, United lfe-otlllarp,, u.-J, 7:30 p. m., at MorniiW Star United Methodist Cbutch. Rabold oftil Cbll<lnil, Mr. and lire. .rom W~ IIIII . . . GeQrll& Faria <l lloli""'""'' and the a.v. 8lld lire. R<ibort 1A1b 11( a.. leY ~ )tn Tuellll,r for lhe futloral ....._ of Mro, Codrt C1 k. Kiqf.at Oblo GOSPEL MEETING, Succesa lJIIhoeriHJ, II IJ*Idlng thoweekChurc:ll of Christ, Oct. 7·16, 7:30 01111 here wUit ber parenta, Mr. p. m. Joseph Hoskinll, -'<er. and Mrs. Robert King. PW>IIc welcome. u. Arllllr Clark loft from WORLD WAH I night ot 8 p.m. Charleston Frlllay for Norfolk, 111an1ay by Drew Webster Post Vo. - . h o l l - 39, Americ:lll Leaioil. ~ectal or dootrqyora and erulaera atlhe PJ'OI!IUI and amzal oyater stew Nova! )>Ooe, He collad here . _ . Viotnun and Koreon '"'" by the doaih of 1!11 molhor, llro. enns especially invited to tho Cedric Clark. pot n!Jht ~·- ~ ~ Pomeroy Church Youth Group Elects Officers om..,, Eastern Stt:;Jr .wlll be,illl!l9nl\l. ANNOUNCE BmTH ldDlDLEPORT- Mr. andMro. Don Rouih or Powell St., Mldclleport, are IIIIIIOUIIeing tho birth or a dauihter, Julie Am, Oct. 2 at Holzer lloopltal, GalllpoUo. Grandplrenta are Mr. and Mrl. Roacoe J. Fife and Mr. and Mra. Walter D. Roush 0( Middleport. Mrs. Chauncey Werner, Middleport, Route I, Mrs. Roll Fife, Chealdre, Route 1, and Mro. Dora Roush and lira, Neva Pratt of Middleport are great.gandmolhero. .1 • I Is Hostess For .~ t'l.. '· ••• - . • " Pythion Sisters, POMEROY - ,,~~~ Mra. K.or I ,~ .."'';'·.,t-~;,;~~':M~ Grueoer -rtalned , tile pall of Mapo[la ~e. PJII>. Ian !bteri, il hor Miner~· homo, ' ddolo lim!ldeJ ntilt wos Frltz, 6-om Nowpo~ R. l The Klelos drove to the .q,&rloaton Ailpm:t for jlritz, juatbockO'om a ltx 111QIIlh .tour ol duli In !!¥' M'adfterranoan. ~ (ICjiOIUI]andOr 'Of tho deatroyor, lho Joseph P, KtuiiOd,r, Jr. Whllo on tour the 20th annivor• sary Ot tho illxih Fl~ oervod wilh c:ol0r611 eeremonlee ohd Ole "~" also Pirtle;,. paled In NATO Ol!lreliOS. .... aloo • ported or,Ume 'lll'iUsh''tlrowil ~ Glbrlltar, ind '5<11110 ·alghlleellw !or- I he : crew, ,, Frl\So •ho Joloedlltowlfi,Cir" Ia, called here bj,_ tho <loath ,or dey •• Elhel whlob ~_.., ·-1118....meeiiJI,B wUit t11t prayer 1~ 'l1lo prize pscklp lm>llabt · by Miss Ailll Durl!l waa ,.;., l!Y !'fi'e. ~ lloldenabol. Gomea were plqed with prize• being ..., by liro. Seldonallol, llrl. Mlbel Bearba, Mra. NoUie HaJezl, fllld' Ill r a. Bernice l!hetilbeOb. II waa 1111110011ciol thot lho November mefting will be il tho hoDu! of l\lra. '111omaoCook. Holiday plana """ dlsouaiOd and U Wll decided tblt Mra. a.tH6i l w111 make .........._. 111e 1111ual dlmer. , _. lira. served a oaJad eourae. Attending bellidoa lho10 nomed were Mro. Edlia Reibel, Mra. Gla<ll'o CUcklor1_MisaTbelma GruNer, ·and Mrl. ~ rr..n .,. Boiuleo Jiaa .... Brine Liebl Into 011 Darkest -.a.. Grul"'' CharCoal . . Dopood Sllverplne Elael'iteln. Black to-1111. REVIVAL, CHESTER Chut<b <1. Nuareoo, Oct. 7 through Oct. 20, Mrs. Dorotby Jag0, · - l ist. Service, 7:30:P. m. eachevenlrw. Public 'invited. WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Christian Service, 7:SO Tueodaf niJht at the Pomeroy United Methodlll Church; women of the Enterprioe church to be gueata. Thlo ia a service ot celebntlon 1pm lhe aigning of the charter for the new women'• ~. ioiault. ing in lhe meraor ot 1118 EUB and lfethodist ... oa. 11.99 :p.n X ,. Pta!&' ~ have ~ on 111o proJecri!l· ~iinllrw· o'CIIrl,at- 9• e'ftirl Yi~ga CouitiY IOI'YI~!'III' '!!·VtetnUD. .,... box 10 > THE SHOE.BOX I Wltoro Shoos luo Soooi~ly Prlcod MIDDLEPORT, 0. } They are ·- • 1, , ._JJIIW 1 llat \ '. . I Bulbs Planted At School by Garden Club Annual Family Reunion Held at Sutton Church !::;i : .. ~ands!"~~and E~, *' !Y.!i""' m, 1'1!t.YCPn"t~~:!t':::.,...:;~m:..:; lonnoo ~ddo ~ ley and oon, llomde; llro. Porey , , ., hOi- ~~ Sc:lv!Dl, ~ :, ~ -~ !1"11&'• llr, TIM 1\.CQ>al ~~~ of Btltilll ·~ell recenll.7· at 1118 .dUrc:ll: . , • • . _ · e.., · ' '1 . Mro. Jemie Elllilti, Golllpolll, Mrs. Buloh Qorpenter and~ ~ed <111 Mr. aad lire. G. P, ter; Willdy; Mr, and Mrf. Jolin :1:wlair; l lmjl ¥J'. and Mr~ Ev- ·P, HoDaley, ,Mr. and Mra. JOIO!'b J!lroll' Cardwell ro<:IJIIlY, , · , _ _111 """ son; J. D.' llr, and 1• Mti. BelOII~andiDII, Mro, Cherlol Hensley, llr, and ·~, .collad <ill'llii!tli Alal- Mrs. Cherie• lrlurray and· •on. ....... a , , _ Sunday,, <;buck, Mro. Ronnielljlasall ond ; ~ ' C~cle Me~ iutd 1011, ddldren, Jtille, Jay and Jill, 8lld ~olllid; apont a irookood re- 1100 auestil, Mr. and Mrs. Ge7 · llolilb'wi._.Mr.lllii ·~ ·GIWII& FieldL ' Chlatbalb~ ~·, ltwao planned to ha.. l!le noxt Mr. 8lld alri.'u. RUtan o.ia- reilnlon 611 tho tblnl SuDIJIIIn da iliJ1l~);·care.,;~ lho A~C~~~.tat Forkad Rim lAlla,. ~ ilf a ·~ bora,Frl· ·'~ 1 il!eP\o• 13, 1!1111'1~~ ~!ad!~ ·~; !l'ht)lttlo' ·hoa boitl· . .~~ Alliiitle. , " TtiO Vl!lfioD ~Garden CIW. met 41 ~ bolni.<ll C, l't,Yt!e ' '· wiUt , • ' ' Bob 9tew1r1 Kent &nith, Brooks F.dwardo, l'lui~, Arthur Paw a and Is tho reault of 13 yean of Clj)erleD«l by Otarlan'o Prelldent It Is made (IOiilble by a marveloul transistor, a develop. mont of !be Bell Telepbone Lafl. call~ll --;-or yours. . , . f1, Store II vader • coaattt. Still ~fz,;b:~~~:~:•:t, or shelf • .. offen )'OU the ~ a dryer wherever you d11lre. Idel111 !iJnd deyer for tboae ·lpec1al lOfdl•, ;·. up_at.aln bathroom, ma: ,.' ~.a '., '' ~ shirt ' ' i a'blouse . • tldrt -~ • ~Jip .;. pantles , ••ocb . ~=;m~;, Role!• }··,,. ,0 tdght belore - a woman ln a rocking c:halr, and two menwalk- 1118 around. I let her think they ,. wore lrlenda, so she wooldn't be frightened. 1 wu glad to move out. I poltergeists stayed, OS we were never -•red apln. - L. P. .... AliJ')hO !or E.S.P.? - H. . Dear Helen: u Animal Lover,. mentlooed hew sad It Ia that anlmllis are born to be doatroyod, and urged I!UOBI lhe have their pota - od. You said aomo towns are <1.ferloa this service '"1'1 cheap, as a preveataUve measure. May 1 suaaoot that anyone wtzo wanls to !mow MOl'e thla service may • atampod, oelf • addreaiOd envelope to • FRIENDS OF ANIMAlS, INC., 17 West 60th Street, New York, N, Y, Th11 orsenizat~m Will refer blm to a repres«Utl•• In bla arae. hm • reproaontallveln my town and' ... help llllllf poc>ple, """ OOiirw!Be ' oooild not afford II;' to 101 'lholr oniDWI opayed. - D.IU), 'f!ds· collllllll Ia ,dodlc:atod to , femlb- IbiD& 10 lf.:fOil're ht.vjll& ldd tl'olmle or Just lloubl~ , · ~HilleD help YOU. 'S,. wlllallo ,_olD OJ ··-------ftl!l...,J-w Al'i-tii - ' " to ·pren thirtt or a doubl& •beet !I jeina COMPLEMENT YOUR SPORT COAT Styles BIGGFSI' REACTION Reetb', Jorr,y Eada, Clarence• Dear Helen: Lambert. You mentlooed wblch letters brought the greatest teen resclion. Plesso tell us wblcll brought lhe bigpotoverllil response from FIJNERAL SERVICEX HELD your r-rs, In recent m<~~~lhs. POMEROY - Funoral serv- - CURIOUS !ell for Luber! G, Thel1s of D&ar CUrious: Groot Bend were conducted WMTbroo letters, written over ..aclay ot lhe Ewing Funeral lhe aummer moolhe, wore standHome. Tho Rev. Chl,!'lea Norrla outa loc response. And - surofllcllltedllllioservieeandhuroo prise surpriiO- not one or tat waa In the Dye Cometefl' • lheM' bad an,ytblng to do wllh Great Bend-1 ' Coming !rom out oC town ~ , · The working wile-Soda! Sothe aervlcea were Sam ThelBB, eurtt:Y , beno!lts <oatroverll)' Addlaoo; Ralph Boa-, Zones- brought lhebigpotroadlon. RepvWe; Edward ThelsoandWUllam naentatlve Edwar<IPattenwrtlea HllliiDaptlal: T. Shorrnln, !'otaokalA;·QIII and me that be hal rocolred 1111110' ro- · Norma ThoiBs, Raveaowoqd, W. -oaiido of letters In . _ t -- va.; Profoosor and Mrs. Robert of blo II. R, BliJ 17532, and liMIJ 1\l(!Kay, Bowlilll Green; llr. and lll'e 81111 COJiliDi, Cl'bo bill wOuld Mrs. C1lllard Beaver, Colum- 1qiCiole Soda! ~13' to rocosbua· Mr. mt ,lira- Ill. C. Kucs- niu !ll8frled ""rking women, (lohelml, a&! MrL Delbert and provide O.o Plllltent or bon~~. ijay- Choao, A'thene. eftta to a married c:ou,ple boaad 011 lholr eomblood oamlnp, If thlo would ~ a blaher NAZISYIIIBOLS BERLIN (Up[)- Fhe awuu- beoeflt, It would not ra!IO taxku 11111· two IIJIIlbol• or lli. •• appreelablyj Next em lbo reaction Iaily came Nul SS olite' troapa won c~o.- In red PatJt .oarll anawero to the question, • 'W h Y satun~a~ "" ~ .,.... or ~ ohouldn't 16-fear-<>lda •181 t h • Mulean conaullte Ia Welt wte'l" More !haD aiJiO • - · of ldllto u wdl u toea• Insist· Berlin, pdlee r-teJ. ' ·• Ho.lds .a generous load : ~ , 2 wash clot~•· lor exa.mplle: · panties. and 8 b.ras: or h-.:·o .. lly, Arthur Orr. Tho following attended the rooolon: Mr, and Mrs. Jobn Clr· This grain-leather Jarman aUp·on DOl only Ia atyled , aerved with table grace allked by cle, Columbus; Larry Circle, to complement your sportswear handlomely, but ia · Douglas Circle. A bualneso mo<till8 waa held Crooksville; Mr. and Mra. Edwin made so you will enjoy "wear-tested" comfort every In the ~ with acting pres- Newman, Linda, Katby, Jane llld step, Among the features you wUlllke are the handIdent, Paul Moore, In c:harso. ot- David, Gallon; Mr. andMra.llogsewn front and the genuine mocca1ln conatruction. ncers for the eomlng year were er Gn&eser, Gina, Usa, ataan Come get a polr, and get set for the oompllmenb tmd elected ao follows: prollidont, and Jemlfor, Logan; Mr. and Mro. c-119 Gonholmor, Minwearing pleasure to follow. · Arthur Orr; vlcei)rellidonl, Cedi ersville; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ebelsteln; secretary~easurer, Circle, Mra. Jame1 Patter11011 Kalhryn Windon. Other Jarman 1U5 23.95 >· Gifts were presented to t h e and sooa, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Circle, Paul Moore, Florence Circle, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Leo, Bob Bill and Becky, Racine; l\lro. Leura Elselotoln and Cedi, Mr, and Mrs. Earllloan, JOII!l)', Melanie and Denise, Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Smtih, Mr. and Mrs, Virlil Windon, Debra, BriBottel an Rebecca, alld"BIIIIr,' 'Mra. I Tripp ' and l!odziey, "Mro. ille Foll'rod and Kimber~, ·Pom- I ed they should, and gave excel- eroy, and Mr. Relph Leo, RaOpen All Day ThurSdays-Shop Frlllaf Til 9 lent rea1011s why. <lno. Third? Polwrgelsts. Yoo'd be L---~--------~--...•:;:. ,. lhook at buw many - i e believe In those peaky ghosts. Here's another example: Dear Holen: 1 have read the diJ!erent opinlcma on poltergeists. Want to ami 1 mce oWDod a poltergelts-lnleatod houll in Hanford, Callromia. These ghosts would announce their ~ofroominglhrough lhe house by light tapping oo the back bedronm door. Then lhore would be !ootatops, Their lovorltetrlc:k waa tojumphardonyour feet after you wore allioep. Evon peoto -rtencod this. I never aw these uthings, •• but our small daughter reported one mondng that she'd seen company In lhe lront room lhe USee • By tfelen "' THESE LETTERS BROUGHT ,1 A~d. a· Mayt81 Porta~Dry~r bas the.:capactty 1o ·~: 1; -o:,11izible loads :; , U~can dry a brother and 11Ji1ter ' robe•·of: •. ·,,•·· I I est granddoughter, Mra. Georp I Genholmer; oldest grand-, I Garrett Circle; oldelll womon, I Mrs. Laura Etaelsteln; tra.veled I farlbeot, Mr. and Mra. Eldwin I Newman and rami~; larpottam- 1TO to Helen Help ~------~------~ oratorteo-sirrillar to thoae IIIOd in U.S. oatellltes, It Is created -----· by !be Jnventon I I Torry PatieriOO; I At noon a bountiful dlMer wu "' , ,, youngest boy, 12.99 youngeat girl, Rebec<a Leo; old· was present. - , Haaa It •• weD .. . with optional wall mounting bracketl . . . up out of the wav on any con;.renient wa11 -. . . can be easily r"moved wben, you ~ant l,o chansa Jta lo· RACINE - Deaeendanta or James c. and Ethallndo Moore held !heir annual !ami!¥ reunion amdoy, September 22, at the Sutlon Cburc:ll. Only ..,. or the ten children o1. the former Moore family, Mrs. Laura Elselatein, IUI'Vlves, IDd RIITLANIJ - T h e Rutland Friendly Gardonero and lhe apedol educatloo clUI ()( lhe Rutland Grode School planted spring flowering bulb a at lho school reMr. ai.I eintey. The diD has month(¥ claasoa In prden lheropy at llle ~'L~otor ~at:.• """• school •• OliO or its proJects ..._. I '"w - - r • _..., for the year. Mrs. HowardBir<hMro. Cbarlee llolhnan,""" fleld Ia ~halrman or tho proJect. li'lel ID: Florida IIIII waa Ulllblo The class was Instructed on lie home; callad .and talked how to pll!nl the bulbs and lhen ~ dul'lrw lhe ovontnr. lhey did tho work. Refreshments were served to the class at the 'close or lhe planting session • "' ::a:;.o;/:l':s J"!"':.r-: I\ LEADING MARAUDERS - Kolhy llllley, hoed majorette Iorge lfeigs marching bend, Ia c:&ught by the ThmesS<mll)el camera as she loods lho Maraeder musiclana during precision drlll halfthme activities ol the Melgs-Gallli>oliapme Friday nigh~ or lhe Farewell Party Liter and son, ruchlid, iliane ant aut• ci!D re<:ontl,j. T b o r e l\lr. ~!"-OLou.HoEDI~ were - · thoro from Oblo, . '· , and !IODo ~· ~· · · · • West Vlrgh!ia anci Kelltucky. BY MARIE ALEXANDER · and ohlldi'en,· M1nlf ond J~, Pal Zorn, a member of lhe ·. ' llr. 8lld lfl:l., ~ Love· I\IJ', and Mrs. George A. He~ Rutland CIW., -lho first place -]!»<, Bec;li!.-; iW. VL; llfaaj a inll daughtera, llooannl, sa.;. , tropiQ' and moo\ly prize. He was, reCetttiT and, ~•. Mr.andllra.John thf tndlviMI - · · over 30 .. 'P0JriA-"J}lfipll711S · · MIDDLEPORT & C.ALLIPOLIS, 0. R , eimion.H~ICI _ · . · ~t.JJ: A't 'Port1ohV. ad aa a new mamber of tho IIIX· lllar7 and mambera attendln8bo- s those named llbove - • Mra. Wilma Ballard, Mro. sidle Truasoll, Mrs. Mary I!Dlter, Mro. Jean Truasoll, Mra. Murl Qlrs, and a post, Patrick Carleton. :inc~ WOIIId ~ f!>r ,1!1'"' pir• PORTLAND - ~ dioee.,._ Shoo H I'.J . - · or otlter·. ~u;ea to niall llita ot Hll'.llll (010 &ad wllhol- Trap t, . eo ·!!<IIIIJI[ote .addl'tsseo 'to Mri Ra.Y , mira ~DiiiJI. plhor'tcl 011 Auii,Y..,.., ReetiMIIID, or.tat.pbone Uti 26, Sunclay, !or tflolr annual At Point Gun Club .J874462. · reW11oo. . <\ ~ ~,.... waa Abalone q u i t e frequenUy . .,, .: ' .. · • , _ ..... lh8 Jiild,at PortlmfPir!O': · 1c RIITLAND .._ . ~Rutland Gun produce pear Is, like the .1t iN.c.tllE·)'llllVe. ,..,, 'TIMre .was · 53 m,i - . Club nlemben tUuc:ipated Ina oyster. .iJiake whlc:ll bit Chrlst.Y Lee. 12- They were llr.· 111111 MrJ; Allton trap shoot held at tho Pl. Plooa- ' ,:v•mton DUD\.EY'S FLORIST Roger Lathey • ,. · · · ' Heo~le{Fdfuily :,.THE 1'!lllli>', '111urRa1 ' Club · ·" ' inoinbed -ol lite ~svWO"'\((- • sMOOTH BRUSHED PIGSKIN sie~ Rldp cl!D · Van Meter wu woloom- Honored With · :ilontl· ,> I I ~ parent& ., -•III'Y ' With Nothlneln lither tAl Thousands of people may now The Invention Is ealled !Is., for • weak. Chrlst,y, vlolting relatives In Pom,erqy, wao bitten by lhesnako In , 1 Vlea'nt lot of! O.k S~ She was treated atHolzerHospilalbo· tore return~Jv to Columbus with DJAGINE ' - startled you wiluid be If auddoni,y tbe hocld oC your car flew up, tore and ullltw over tho top. Slulron HOtter was ror !hit's iuat whot hlppenod as she tnveled bach to RIITLANIJ - Mr. and Mro. ' · lamed Parl<erihurs this week aflet 'fl., Lester Lalhey recoritly !arowel1 1 itlng her paronti, ,Mr. and Mrs. . their-.~. wUit Arvll Holter. Forturate[y, Ira!- party and fomlly plonlc, at tho MaiOII !.Vee pork, He - ' a ,.her IDO\ber. will}•i loa'fiDJ..,.., · 11p waa llabt IIIII !bellying hood 2 , .... leove ~ ~.·~- 1.... 'jbls weeki ' 01 ,, !ell on tho lllghwaf. ' • ......, u - ....... :. ' '' SharOnllllendt'lheWtotV!rgln. - Ina for Vlemam. ROIV <OIII(IietINCIDENTAUY, Mi.illz!Mrli. Ia Univer1 t~:y ~ 11 Parkers- ed bla Arr bloto trlli>lna at Fl. . \lohn & Grlflln, wt>o ,_ retfde !Jura worklrw IO!'ar<l ion usocl· J.-111011, S. c, ' at 630 Chooterih!re )ld.; ·Cdlijn- ate dogreelo:llll'aitw- ShohoaalAttending tho plonic - • Mr. ,bua, wru oi>Ber.elheii',~Utll- reedY ~ted. her practlo~ and Ml-1; Jay Hall IIIII fomlly, Tuesday. Tho,\>Grlftl!ls lllfae!a ti'a!mnl. , ,,c. , llr~ ~"'::'~ ire former Metsi coUiltf real• , , , . , ~':>•1'! .t. ~Wnelie~ r..r NOWI YOU MAY HEAR AGAIN "'JYn1>ano ;------ ·~-. II wu dtclcled 1D NrVo lhe H.n.o AI· IIOdatiOII <Ill Nov, 8 at tho IIi-\ <IDe American Letlkla hell, and ' a bNaldaBI and liDic:ll to tho aamo group .., Nov.~- at the El- 'Bob i .... Copperkud. .... oble Iii ,Puta her loot on 1M 11001' lor lhe !lrot time Moodly aflet hovlngltpacked In leo and taking antlbl'!dcs "tho - Ho11 Technique" con 1 fiPECI.U, of tho wwld't ducts a o u n dI DEMONS'I'IIAtloN lint eyelfao smoothly througb I LISALLE Hotel hearing e1c1. the mastoid pro- I Mllllli.EPORT The Rs-1111 II cess directly to WED. 1 OCT. 9 truly a dr._ the " hearing cen-1 2 P.M. - S P.M.. llllllic otep lar· ter." the inner I ASK FOR MR. DJLEfl ward ltl belrit!c ear! Wear II and I ~Iiiii Ven !IIIIa lld ledmol017. challenge your I Aodlo-VIsaab II W Um.. II IIIII oa1J cl..esi friend In Allleu 0 1brlap you a tell It's a hear- 1 cau ~' i'ibrfDlu new Ing lld. 01 IOUDd ' . For thousands lhll new bone but al*> the prtracy IIIII - . cooducllon method may prove venienee ;you beve watlled. 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Comes in colors, tool A lllrl temperature dryer that require~ no special installation o,r. ye!ttlng, Just plug it in to any ad· equiltely wired lt!i volt outlet ~8 you would other portable · · appliances. Geptle enough for you~,'most delicate lmgerie. Dries clothes ·evenly in a gentle circfe .of heat with no £~~~~~~~~;;~~!: hot spots. It's the new' kind ,of(dryer that ~oes where dryers won't. ~oes everything a big dryer does except up space. Flowers downright sptffy, ed , last weol 1 od A wte of thonkl 1!11 allndad to oil lhQIO """ ·' contrlbute!l for ' lho .... .. llwmnai• not JOld wlil be hold at tilt !Ire hoo10 8lld IICIId lot- anyone who ever thought they could _frave i!"t!~re~~. :.~, , , . ;¥fACJRAto~ ~·.::: ' Waldorl .... Saw couturier Jom Moore wearing one and it waa game? tilt, ., ·,· • THEoooRus couNCIL, Doughters of America, 7:30 l\looday ni&l>l at lhe IOOF hall; penny SO<Ial wlll be held. WILIJN,G WORKERS Class, 7:· 30 Monday n I g h t, Bradbury church or chris~ POMEROY _ were JOINT COUNCIL mee11n1or St. l'lui and St. John Lullleran MIDDLEPORT - Roaomsry elected st • recent -ling or Chul:<be• wilh dlotrlct prellLyON was elected wortl\y matr<m lho Pomorqy Charc:ll or Christ . at 7 ,30 p.m. Monday at St. l'lui youth group. Chur h and Harry Chesher, worthY paElected ware KarM Ball;y, • • TIJESJAY troo, when Evangeline Chapter president; Chari.,. Faullmer, OIUO ETA FlU Chapter of 172, Order or tho Eaotem Star, ~eeratary; Katby Oaborne, tnallMlddiepo~ mot Thursday night urer; and CrystaiFlulkner, newa Beta llgma Pld Sorortey, 8:15 p.m. Columbus and SOUthern Olllo at lhe Masoolc Tell1jJie, other ol!ioers named tor lhe re:::·oaborne pnllidod at lhe Electric Co. Soda! room. Thlo 1968-69 year 'were Linda Ma,yer, meeting wlthDebbleOabornecoo- will be the model meeting fDl' associate matroo; Paul Darnell, ••·- oil 1 lll proopectlve members. Barbara dn-~.. r cal and J Balt:y ru- will preiiEIII the -<ultural associate patron; MartJyn Wil- tlldng the ol!ering. cox, conductress; Jenevee Chesh"How Ble Are You'?'' was the program. er, asaodate coocku,tress: Am program topic prepored by BetThomas, trustee; na Darnell, ty Miller. Reading• WBre given secretary, and Lettie R o u s h, by Karon Balt,y, Kathy Oabome, treasurer. Cberlene Faullmer and CralgV<>Ann Thomoa, wortby matroo, noy, and Robert King, worthy patroo, Rafreshmonta"""' aorvedHopresided at tho mooting. Plana man st,yle following tho grace b1 were made r~ a spedal meeting Mro. Bob Wooda. For a mooting to be hold oo Oct. 17 at which <1. the youlh group at 6:30 p.m. Ume initiatory work will be ex- tonight, the topic, •• Around the •omplifled lor four candldlliea and World" will feature a mlollioopost matrooa and past pllirooa ary oludy. dy; good show! .....,. $1,200 In showof!manship Dandleador Phil Bennett says .... Edward Albee's new two - his niece won a conte&tat Columpla.y premiere aroused crtUcs bia Univ. - she's the SWeetheart to either emW m- anger: one call- d. Sigma Protest ..•• Green Bay ed them "garbage" •••. Don Ric- Packer Ra,y Nitschke now wears Ides' new TV serlea (Jlietly has a hairpiece, tut who'll be the been pronooneed a diaster ·-· tlrst to remind him lllrlng a Han a bit of cutrate psychology (lftar the Rockies show fact, f1 CDUJ'N) by a network boss: "He atruc:k some [IOO[>Ie as llllli\Y so loag as he waa the unsuccessful nobbiah picking on stars plainly far beyond him in talent and tueeess. Sooa as he got his nadonal It meager ranking, his InIUlts &'topped being merrily lmJll(lent and became what they aJ- A.' ~alf 6bd ......... Royoi Hoosohold Cavlliry In Ita Welsh Guards first American cated to the late Jolm F. Kenne- SUNDAY 1. .· riJist. DI$TiuCT &inda¥ · s.hoOI and 'i!CIIIat Tri!Qing,J)I)o 'lonlllatltute ~at the Naaml l(r£~ild ~lit Church. ~ll>tr loire. WUIIOm~- ·., J1Apr, ~ -lbo . -... Iiiii' ' . Cleared of Cbar1e1 During. t h e unsuccessful appearance,, Uniqueandproucl- Penobscot expedition, Paul was accused of being cy dlllerent, it hoa a groat deal aRevere coward and was removed 0( lhealrlcallt:y In its preeialcm rrom his command. Two years ero" play .... One comic playa marching and riding and band later, a court-martial cleared lhe lsrgo-sixlt with iimoulliooa playing, one compooitlon dodi- him of all charges made ' Y,,' . ' -~!i'.•:,··' \' Voice along Broadway NEW YORK - Pearl Bailey , ICar of .. Hello, Mane,.!" Pll.YS $2,200 a mmlll for her - pad lnd c:an lllord 11, "Dolly~ smda ber home with $8,000 a week .... Joan Fontaine dim' t ~ lor lhe SOC<IIId (and by far lho better) hall or Art Carr><U''S "Lov- ~ Of,Af.e Auxilidry .Group · - , ..The IIIDUal JOOiher • daughter bon<1Jet was piiiiDOd for NaY. 12 at the temple, wllh the Ma1011& to serve the dlmer. Paul Darnell extended .. lnvitatliXI to 1118 members to attend the lnspedlon or Bolhei 62, international Order o1 Joba I WAS HOPING to hove availsblo the foolboll schedule for lhe Dauahlers to be held m 0«. 7-8tb and 9th gnde teams of Meigs COunty. However, haven't been It at lhe Pomeroy lfeaonic Tem· able to secure same but lrill pOOl. ish as soon as they are avaUable. pie. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chesher Soulhom ond Eaatern hod a aood game Thursday evening at Soulhern. Eutern CIIDO out on lql but both teems played a good pme. 10rved refreshments following You hove to give tbese youngsers credit for getting out !here and 1he meeting. 1rylng. They aren't glvonlhe lanlllro that varslt,y teoms roeelvo but IIIey 111> out IUid do lho job. Keep IC> 1he aood w..-k, boys. ,,r ~' . . , ,• Yiiu," 8lld led In 1118 PTA prQer. Mrl. Joe llolln pve the aecutar)"1 report, and tbe treoourv'a .._t waa given 1>7 During the nxrt"w 11te pres- Mro.MadiBirtoo. , ident dla CUBIOd poolllble Dri!IDMro. Johll FIIIIOr, Jr. of 1118 Izatlan of a Cllllldjr-olido claosfor &cine W111 welcomed lhoae atadult Instruction In lhenewmsth. He JP(Jke em melhods ol.lncreu- tending and there .... """"'-ing led by Mra. - · llllllllo ing memberllhlp In tho «1111111 cllllirman. Amwneed at I h e OOWJCU and lhe nood for 11111- meeting wu a Halloween carnport of lhe objectiveo and pro- ival to be held at tho ~.... jects of lhe CQIIIcll. school '"'NaY. 1. For lhe program Mra. Robn.e ro11 co11 or PI' A unlta erts COil<klcted a queotloll and showed 10 from Mlddloport; five answer period on several sub. !tom BradJury; nine !tom Sajects Including """ ecllcatlon In lem Center; three from Cheatho schools, wl>elher 1Do mud! ter; 10 rrom Racine; flve from empllallis IB placed <111 sporta, Rutland; three from Riverview; ways or kooping teMOPra at lhros from Salisbufl'; four trom home, and how to raise money Syracuse, and one from Letart. for ac:hool projeda. The COWl· Refreshments of cake • n d ell delegates wen aleo asked punch were served following lho Cor their opln1on <II the "'Har- mooting by lhe Racine unit, Name per Valley PTA," a ICIII which tags modo by the hoot unit were tells the story o( a mod • mom leal replicas. and her lnlluenco 011 her dauihter. AFTER BEING gone 10 year s, Mr. and Mr& lwn Roush are re-- .I .-.. c Katie's Korner >' "' ·":~c::,·~~YOUl' Address oam lllllaing HelM Bo4tel ... ,I 11( IIIlo -•IIIII!'"· :: '"I p.& J �•.;,.' ·~ ~.I .. .. ' ~·':' Addison:WS~S ' .I ':' • I• .-..., ' /Neigll~oi:hooq -Meeting . . . . , I,"" . J·'~j . '" J;ros,r;am Given-'-,~ , . . qy Girl Scovts .-. . ..I By Mrs. Shaver ':·l I GALLIPOLIS - Mrt. aw'. leo was the opeakor the AddiiCOI WSCS Soptomber meetlq hold ot the home ofMfo; Ed Tbomp- Add!-- Devotloos Mre atven by Mro. J o e Drummond. Mrs. :ilner's topic was •~Be. !ng With PeOple Wllo HurL" II dealt with looldng ot city ~· w!th tpecial needs and how the SJayv iW .. RECEIVE AW AUD - Sharon Vaughters, Portsmouth, left, and Linda Wessel, Sciotoville, right, senior students atHolzer Hospiw School of Nursing, hold the plaque recently ~e­ ceived by the school for the prize winning song written and sung by Holzer students at the 1968 convention or the Student Nurse Association of Ohio in Akron. Miss Vaughters~ president of District 14, representing the Holzer School of Nursing, and Miss Wessel wrote the song. Other students who were in the chorus were: Maril.vn Parker, Connie Leadingham, Noel Kohler, Lirda Root. Patti BlosS, Sheila SmiUl, Duma Darst, Margoric Harris, Diana Davis, Ann Eubank, Kathryn Collins, Karen Wolford, Carolyn Bobbs, PatU Flood and Mary Crabtree. The :;oil; will be presented by the Ohio Student Nurse Association in competition with songs from other states at the National Convention next spring in DetroiL \;)l '· church men. other memberl!l or the wscs assisted w:l1b the program. Mrs. Joe Drummond preslded over the business meetlr..g. It was announced a bake sale and bazaar will be held Dec. 7. The group made a contribution to the Minister's Whes Retreat to be held at Camp Francis Asbury. The October meeting of the club will be held at the home or Mrs. Merrill Bunce of Cheshire. Mrs. Brownell In the trlel . Mrs. Albert Durose and· Mrl. Miles f. Fplhig Sr, of Rivero!de Study Club ....,sOJUd the poeral federatlool at tho, l)leeting held Friday at Lake Hope. 'l11e Junior .woman•s CliJb was . Mrs. represented by Mrs. GUbert'eor,"' • • • ' ••• ~ r Uss, Mrs. George TabitendMl:L · • I Gonton Roth, State Preaident of . . . C:ELEBRATE GllLPEjll ANNivERSARY - Mr. aiMI Mr" · Juniors. · · , ,' '> Di<iaht .M. ruiiOJI, #4 ~- 6~.; ~brtdp, . Paro~ or · The 1leZ.apbook Wu eoQ)Ded Mro, · 'Lawrence J!aatllri!, w~re honorod 1an' lllelf,4otl.\ ~ by Mrs. James Walker ancl'the lllniverurw . Sep~ . 27 with a lUlily dlmier,iiarh:' h&ld a~o,._·• •• · activities c:onialned In It took car's !ihert~rroom. A three tiered eeiltertd !be tlbJo · place durliig thO . presidency .or and aeeeuotlft were lit gold; Gueill otbOr ,tban familY wore' · Mrs. Robert saunders. Mr. and . ~~ Oaear Burp.,,.Camlridio, Mr. and Mra.· ~ lle Jlar<:l'l (JUII!astlanl) ind,qhter; Klin, atleiMied but Gil' A lhought for the daJI- British Baltianl, a '~"" at Ohio UnlversU;y, wu unable to bel/reoiovelist GeOrge Meredith once eat.·.,. ,.. . r said: u\Vho rises frCIII prayer a better man, ~~ prayer is Mr. and TEENAGEIIS INVITED TO ATIEND WRAP COURSE - · The B IIIII PW De!onolvo Driving course, WRAP (Women ·Responsible for Accident Preyention) is for all drlvere, young arll old, and non-drivers interested ln accident prevention. It will boglu Tueodl.r, Oct 15, ot 7t30 p. m. at the Fpioeopal Owrch. The lour hour course Is bel~ given by quall1!ed lostruetora. Diplomas will be awarded at the nnal session. Participants In the program, Phll Fisher and Ed Springer, GAHS students, shown above, Miss Carolyn Sisson Honored With Shower · Twelve years ago, Wftd.tred Me1edy and her huiband, Harry of Northants~ England, met a )'(X.qlg Gallla . County setviceman, Glenn ~son and his wife, Faye, In a butcher shop. The two ccq~les cake ' became ton:l or each other. They had man, interests tn common and the Thompson's son, thr"ee month 9ld Craig, was a source ot dellih\ to the childleas Meledys. . ., When the young co..,le' s fUrniture and tielcq!1111• had to be ahfl>ped bock to .the states t!x wee,u before tile 'end or his tour or ducy, _the Meledys lnvitA!d tho ThdnJPoOOI to stay at their hmne They would accept no pay, even thOWih three extra mouths to teed Pul a strain on the IJijjge~ · .The two cottJles corresponded over the years, alii this past Chmtmao the Thorq1o001 had a chance to repay the good dsed done Cor them In 1956, KRCN!~ Mr. and Mrs. Mel.,.Y heel alwo.vs ~lilted to come to tho · otates, Gle111 and Faye nuode the tare a gilt 9. Mrs. Meledy saftd· her uwin. GaiUpolls neighbor- troopo ter holiday" trorn the "sweets and leaders are as follows: lbqJ" where she worked and ae-'froap 1181, Senlor$, M r s. cumulatA!d enough time to make George Graee; Troop 1192, Ca.. the trill. When dpriure ·time came, Mr. Meledy was W, j' Wayside Garden Club Program is on Herbs CHESHIRE - "Herbs a n d Their Use,'' was the topic of tile Wayside Garden Club meeting held Tuesday at the home <t Mrs. Garnet Kirby and Mn. Briggs Kirby. The meeting was opened by Mro. Briggs Kirby giving the Club Collect. Devotions by Mro. Mar:IDn Darnell were readings uror All The Little Things," by Helen Stiener Rice, and "~ Houn of Dti!Couragement, God Ia our Encouragement." Roll call, "An Herb I Use" was answered by ten members. Durlni tile busineos session It was reported that four membell ......,.. the OIJUIIty meeting and ....., had met with Na- ' ture's Garden Club at the GSI last week. Seventeen different herbo were exhibited by Mrs. Bruce Yeau- ger, ''Witch's Garden" was given by Mrs. Stanley Slaver and she told oC twelve herbs and Uleir uses. Some are Ulied In medicines today; tlleH Included Monk's head used for the heart, Fox Coot, Nyliohade, Hemp, Willow, Mandark, Elder tree and Parsley, Mrs. Briggs Kirby gave an interesting article on '•There's Magic, in Herbs." Refresl'tments were served by 1he hostesses. The November meeting will be wllh Mrs. Clarence Mulford November 12. U Gallia Salon 40 and 8 First to Reach Goal .. Athens Cowtty Salon, and Iva night was observed by GaHia Powell, Chapeau of Meigs CounCourty Solon 612 Eight and For- ty, spoke brieOy and thanked ty, Thursday, Oct. 3, at Pom- Salon ror invitation to the dineroy Trinity Uni!A>d Church of ner and meeting. A Cystic Fibrosi1 meetingwas Christ. A delicious dirmer was announced to be held In Melgo served by the ladles of the chur.;:h. Distinguished guests present County November 11 and a rewere VIolet Aicholz of New ception for Departmental ChaWasbJD&ton, Ohio; Chapeau De- peau Violet Aicholz in New Washportemental d'Ohio Edna Smeltz Ington Oct. 20. Gilts were presented to dist1 Atdea, Ohio; Seerelaire - Calstinguished guests present. slero, Department Hazel ElThe next meeting of the Salon liott La Demi Chapeau Dewdeme, will be at the home of Mabel Deportemental of P<>r11moulh Brown in November. M8r)' Martin W Pomeroy L' Aumonler Depart.emental. Eva- GALLIPOLIS - A fellowship Una Bertdey of Nevada, Ohio; L' Archlviste Dopartemental, Irene Melr of Sebring, 0 h i o; La Concierge Dopartemental, l!lbel Van p....., <t Jaduon; a . _ ...... DepanemerAI al - ~. ''.... I . ' i --pr . . 60 " " " - " - and GeUia c ~ Alhe!ls, Meigs in ter. Takes Awards G.-\Li.JPO\-.IS - Miss Brenda Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills. Route 4, Circleville, and granddaughter or June liniiiae .... - uslllg eJpe<ially ,.,._.., by Mro. Neulzlin8 In ~>:>nor <t the ••' Former Res1dent by Carrie -iloe alii bor lilwibGroup Brenda Mills, ~. Mrs. ~ley Dillon of Crown Hostess For Kanauga WSCS KANAUGA - Kanauga Women's Society of Christian ServIce met ror the October meet- ing with Mrs. Audrey Brownell 11· ) ·I Plans Made For JWC Rummage Sale GALLIPOLIS - The Junior Woman's Club is SpOnSoring a ,, rtiD'Uilage sale Oct. 12 from 9 a. m. ,to 5 p.m. at the Episcopal ~ CaU-eiL Proceeds are to be used for ~ club's charitable wcrka. The sale !rill be set up In '1 'I - s with areas being plannod ror children's wear, hats, f _ . , elolh!ng, toys, better ~~a scrap table. ~. -"!~· William Thomas and Mrs. o-ge -,'>It are In eharge ut .!•: •· . Hule. the National 4-H Leadership Con- ference. Mits Mills is a senior at LOgan Elm lligh School where ahe is a member of the Band, Chor•Js, Girl's F.naemble, National Honor Society, Girl's Ath~ letic Association, and Q'Jill and Scroll. Sbe is also editor of the &ochool newspaper, The Elm Log. Callie 01 all the beef catUe ;n the world, f1ne in ei~hl is l'lu!\sed as a milk cow. M11st of lh~m are in Europe, though New 7.ealand has the most .. JCtf!ns· ivc milk production per <:<:tJ•lla. at-cording to tn1· Ji!n· q(:h;paP.dia liritanni1·a ., The Kyger Lodge Hall was the aeene saturday evening ot a miscellaneous shower honoring Min Carolyn Sisson, bride-elect of Robert W. Hart. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Marvin Rupe and Mrs. James Wright. The door prize was won by Mrs. Dale SiB- ' Sending gltta were Mro, Iva ,· SAVE 5%- Lena Mae Raike gave the benediction . Roll call was answered by giv~ ing a prayer from the Bible. Sixty-lour st~k calls were made. h was voted to give ten dollars to Salvation Army; pa.f a part of the pledge, and a special of- fering for Prayer and Self-Denial week; also P"f on Minister's Wife Retreat. Guests were Hazel Persinger, Dessie Holcomb, D 1 a n Stanaker, C!ney and &erey Stanaker and Andy Persinger. Birthdays <t Bessie Utchlleld and Dr. Edna Gettles were otoserved. Refreshments of frozen 412 Second Ave. Gollipolio, Ohio Another 9reat l"'tamatic camera! It has al the clenic lnstamatic features plus a new battery ~tam ancl new, improved flashcube Ktion. Outfit incfudH et~mere, baCJ for camera and accessories, film, batteries, l flashcubes, photo folder end Kodal instruction boolclet. A little lamb for Your ----"BIG SWINGER" Polaroid Camera fruit salad, potato chips, sandwiches, coffee and kool-aid were served. Mrs. Brownell was assiBt:ed in serving by her daughter Dian and Mrs. Hazel Persinger. Blessing was asked by Mary Shamb- Mrs. Dennis in Hershey, PL, where the Bales children, H.a.lph and Rhonda, were privileged lO participate in a taste-test or somenewcandyblrs that Hershey la planning toputon the market. 811 Brld«• New York's VerrazanoNarrows Bridge contains three times as much steel as the Empire State Building. The twin towers uf the bridge are as ~II as a 70-story building, and 1ts four cables could ~'UP· 11urt the Queen Mary. I bocll'::::::·:::~:-:::::~:::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ Kyger ML Speaker, Rev. Sedzoil ···,..,y,;tenc · · .. ., l'rolrnDl GALLIPOLIS - and Mro. David Sedzlol. Rev. bero at 11mroda,y'o..ungofthe Sedzlol lo pastor <t the Chesh· Kypr Valley Motllero League lre Baptist Church, He opoke <1. held ot the Cheshire B a p II s t hie oxperieoces <t working and teoehlns at a Mental Hoopltal. . Church. 'lbe meeting wu called ID or- Mro. Sedzlol "'IDke of her exder by president, MrL UoydRan- parionceo <t teachlns In a oehool ldn. Mn. Rankin also gave devo. In Kentuc:loy for tbo blind Botll tlooo. Roll c:all was answered by were very interesting and In''Have I Paid l.(y Dues?'' Mrs. formalive talks, Also pre,.nt,..•• Jo~ .Matzger gave the ,..,..,_ lhe Scidzlolo' three month oldooo tary•o report. The treuuror't Jonathan. Hostess, Mrs. Jom Meager, report wao read by Mra. Robert Lueas. -A diacuosion wos held on to have ror thehullband'sinterest In OCCL. Mra. Rankin introduced 1 h e 21 New Books Picnic Held by Progressive Mothers League Annual Scott Reunion Is Held at Lake Hdpe ··-·~ "· -l'JI crrr She'll love thi> cozy collar of dyed Spanish Lamb* ... a delightful dress-up coat, yet durable enough lor school. Shetland-blend Middlecheck with adjustable turn-back cuff11 · brown ... green , , . oran"•· all with Gr.oeriland colorfur. t· '' sizes 3 to 6X 38.00 sizes -7 t,o 1-' 45.00 . ', . I' SAVE 2.}1. -<I :_1. - Kyger Couple .... TroloJot <eon lw ,...f'BC ,.,....... ". GRADUA TE.S. only thriluih a . . GET· THE-BETTER Mr. 1111 Mrs. Arthur ~ Sr. C!Penl several daylla molilbera present andthreeproo.- Charleston, DL, visltl1111 Mr..: 110divo membero, Mra. 0 t 1 a a..,••, aQD, Dr. Paul wan~, 1111 Lo.vne, Mrs. Arthur Amold and IIWIY plaeea of lnleroot includiltC Lincoln Memortal Pari< and ·)(ji. Mrs. Miles Trout. Noxl meeting will be 11 the seum. home of Mrs. Paul i:boemaker Mrs. James Preaton as COhoatesa. starflah has no economic value exeept for lnaignlftcut ornameotaf purpose•. and ~~ - ~ste ss, Mra. Robert lu· eas, oerveclrefreshmentato- of Cheshire n. Green PTA First Meeting Planned Observes 38th GALLIPOLIS - ,The Green Elementary PTA will have Its first meeting of the school year Tuesday, Oct. 8, at 7:30 p.m. Anniversary ln the school audltorium. The program for the evening will be In keeping lrith Fire Preventloo GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. .Week Oct. 6-12. Special guest Virgil Wamsley, Kypr, were will be James Norilwp, Chief of plea&aJitly surpriaed &uldo.Y when the Gallipolls Volunteer Fire Derelatives and friend& pther>ld at partment. The new officers for the comRoyal Oak Park td celebrate the Wamsleys• 38th wedding an- Ing 1ear !rill be lntrocllced. The fifth grade will preaer& a proniversary. . Preaent were Mr. and Mrs. gram. All parents are invited to Howard Leach and Nancy; Mr. attend. A meeting of the executive cornmitleo will take place Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller, Me- at 7 p.m. (preceding the meetrle, Eric and Dall11, Parkers-, ing.) and Mrs. Pete Butcher andlloug; burg; Mr, and Mrs. Darrell Haw- thorne, Jamie, Tim and David; Mr. and Mrs. ~ Dor"'l Larld.111, Mike and Kenny, Long ~ley, Bottom. Mr. and MrS. Harlan Wood, Robert and Mary Ellen, Gollipolisi Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Wood and Mrs. Elleen Lowder, R 1 o Grande; Mr. and Mrs. Jam e s Preston, Chris, Lou and Cindy; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wamsley and Brian. Jess and Loule Louden, Cheshire, and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hockman, Treva, Becky, Jtmm.y and Billy, Kyger, Rerfeshmenta or a decorated cake and homemade 1.., cream l'R!re served those atteDcllag, Mr. and Mrs. WamaiOJireeelvediiWIY lovely gllta. Sending a gilt were MrL Betty Loudenanddaughter,JeoaAm. Benjamin Franklin once used the pseudonym of Mrs. SUeoce Dogood. Hout Scouter of the Week .'Adventure .-Assured opoakero for tho ovealng, Rev. bookl ware dlatrDarted to mem- .•-., . wruw.... Seen and Heard .;:;::::~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;.;.;:;:;::::::::::::::::::~ ' ""'co, Spires, Mrs. Mayo Bales and children of Akron have returned Hershey Foods Pro:lucta Co. ':·s' ... c_.,lng waged with posters, slopno 1111 much eleetloneerlng. The res!dts will be IIIUIOWICed at the hallllme shcJoi. 11 :. !be Kyger Creek - Southwestern footboll pme, One of tile seniors will be chosen queen Friday morning by thO studeili Library Issues Coming Events ;:7_ . "'*'·ihf 1... the '"'ill-. I!!" Vacation Trip Is Taken to New Jersey ed Independence Square. On the return trip they toured the Valley Forge State Park and .' ' ~a//ia County Mute lin. The November meeting wlll be with Lena Mae Ralke with Laura Short co..hostess. GALLIPOLIS - 7 24.95 VALUE "Little Lamb" app>lnled assistant director and ·c.... - - NEW KODAK 124 GIFT OUTFIT • • taking a· "alp" with -~ "chips" GALLIPOUS - At the Galfor React. at 7 aiMI 6 at a Calr ·when I wao Ua County CB Radio Inc. Clw advisor 1 'Foxyn Grant callPresident Ill." ('i and 6 pence.) 0 - r meeting It woo IIJIIIOUil.ed the meeting to order. Mrs. • • 'l~r lmpresolon of the states was dllte;ont .\hAD~•he ~·- oed !hot three melli>era of Gal- Gllber\ Plants took roll call and pa~ She found it was much greener aiMI· more ~~~~ \han she Iiad !Ia CO\Illy React had received read the lllilllles of the last bOO.n ltd' to believe. · . . . Firs! Ueutenant bars.1beywere In the absence or sec. lli";~ home 'town, there aJ.. no '""'rmarM!e itoo~ with Martha Kelitlf, Fritz Slover and meeting retary Gladys Grant. Bob Cox -~ varieties or Items. Houaewives don't slq> ~n Iorge ~- NeU MeMahou. Col. Welker wu 1!1 !be group .in the Lord's Pray·~ we do. They olq> often, mak!nB small I>Ufel1ulls at. er. Mrs. Opal stover gave the 1)'. obOpa, In fact, Mrs. Melody Is the manager ot oucb a ;hq>, a treaourer's report. s~eeta shop which abo .sella tobaeco. .. · Co1onel Welker gave 8 report She notloed our high prle,,, espectally 011 ·c~uw 11111 · oo the land which the c:lub baa _ shoas. r C<JU!d teU ohe wat the kind of woman,~ w~l:....'prlltl' ::: purehued. hall. Her hair Is . ~~lght ll'l)l aiMI her glasael, were delli putple 11111 A committee was &JIP(Jinted to plain. She ,.., wearing a oofl rominlno ~••• of a!¥01 « ·Pink and GALLIPOLIS - New books remake arrangements £or the club1 s laveJider. • leased b~· Gallta County District 1bankoglving dlmer. When •tte" yislted '"dur Houae" 11hfr. discovered hOw small the Llbrary October 3 are: Fiction: Robert Rothgeb won !be door world really Is. Curntor Marilla Fosler's father and Winifred were SUNDAY The Wine and tho Music by Wilprize. The meeting was adjournborn In the same omaD town, Leigh Lancislllre, England. • COR.A UNITED M:ETHODIST liam E. Barrett;WaitforDawnby ed and reCreshments were ser. . Wlnlfrnd greatly admires the open gardens In Galllpolio. Gar· Church amual homecom1111!. Anne Ptlilipe; The Daughters of Longing, Froma S&nd; Drill A t· d~e~ In ~!lnd ~re usually encloa"!l .!lnd private. The ilame Dow- Public Is Invited. Potluck din- ved. The next meeting will be Oct. Crooked Hole, Garland Roark; e rose! e-..m r•-e · : :.... "'"''"~u ~ ;I·~·geraniums, • . .,.~-~·.f· ""' ~-·· ··· ~--·et{,t-~···£r;f'~,· · · ·· ,. ~· ''.· 16, at 7:30 p.m. at Kat p.nau. The God Machilit, Martin Catdin; . . . The '' . I'Jll~i weekly wage~~.- rln~lil*! ;U;. rHOME~.OifiN!li· ·at ' .. The Advocate. Borden DeaJ; I~ ,~ ohoe. factory) Ia 20 pou!l!s or abou\.$47.80; she worllo frorit . . ~ United idot-.t 8:~ s.m. until tea Ume, which Ia ~p.m., with anllbur and15 Jilin- Church potluck dlmeratnoon Morning, Noon and Night, James uteo olf Cor lunch. l!er salary is t28, tn American money, ANNU~ STOV:ER Gould Cozzens. . • lo•!:111!1and, as In America, people are movi111! out otthelarae ~-Reunion •L Non-Fiction: Take a Tip From heell~·dtles, 'lbe l!tUe town In which !Ita. Melody llvoa haall!ld ~ 141• Grange HaD, Rt. Me, Jack Nlcklausi I Wish I'd burst of gr\"'tb on an Increase o( •&bout lour tbjJUuhd pepUJailon, Olatl • ot dinner at _,_ All Said That!, Art Linkletter; The sedness. caine over her face forttae.ftrattlJII,e wb•i. 1 alked'aboat r ves and friends _invited. Audubon Book or True Nature the war yeara In ~ She uld, "It was 0 terrllile lime. 1 iateb- • MONDAY , Stories, Audubon Magazine; The ed the Ameriean planes go out on their runs as they pasaed over AAIJW wDl meet at the home t..tter-01.¥ Saints: The Mormons '"": home. Ml hilsbo>ld was at Dunldrk-.nd 1n malli o1110r areas or !be · or Mrs. Kurt llulz, Rt. 588 Yesterday and Todo.v, Robert war. · .· ·near Rodney. Spealmr, JonaGALLIPOLIS - Members of Mullelli The TFX Decision, ROO, uBut then as now, I see one of the nlcest thlnp aboUt Amerl· · tl)an Louden,GallfaCountyDis-- the Chlldren's Home wereeuests ert J, Art; Unusual Aquarium CIIIJ is their love for chlldren.'' trict Ubrarlan. of the Progressive Mother's Fishes, Alan Fletcher; CollectWinifred, bas just one more week lett of heJ' niontb'·• leave.from GALUA COUNCIL No. 114 League at a picnic held Tuesday Ing VIctorian Porcelain, Ernest her job. Then she will havo to relllrn home, When she dota, ·lhe '-lighters of America, 7:30 at the Gallla County J unlor Fair- Reyuolds; Small Al1tlque Furniwl!1 carr1 wltb her a strong !Jq)reiBIOO of the Tllomjlaoiio arm, p, "'- Befreshments will be grounds. ture, Bernard Hughe_s; Hobby Col· wcindel'ftl! hospitality, and a 1q>e of returni011!, may11e even of .-. .. oerved. . Twelve children of the h(llle leetlooa A-Z, Roal,yn W. Soli\V; t:1.J:inc: here~ in green, open AmericL · DAR MEE11NG 2 P.DL at Rio were guests or the league. The VIolent Friend• tile Story of • Grande at the home <t Mra. Mrs. JIUI!ea Gilliam provided Mrs. Robert Loola stavenson, JIUI!es Clark, S. CoUege Avo. .... cokes in horor or her dliugh- Mackay; Advaneed Tennis, Paul ~L Arthur E.spensc:heid, coter' s birUtdly. The next meet- Metzler; Out or tile Earth I Sing, boatess. Dri"VWB tranaportlfll 1111! will be held at the home or Richard Lewl.a; HaPpiness Ia a members will leave Gallllolla Mrs. Robert Williams. The pro- Sad Song, Schultz; Wllddowers 1:30 P~m. Drlvera, Ha,ywant. gram will be given by a mem- In Your House, Josephine von Neal sed ~ling_ ber of the Ohio state Patrol. Miklos. m-1.0 CANASTA Clab wU1 meet at the home of Mro. GerGALLIPOLIS - Tho family of ljiU Scott, Tracy, and ald lloac:h, 7 .P-111. TUF.SDAY Mro. :Ether Scott and the late Laura; Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hop- MONDAY PEMBROKE: cum·atlhahome Sootl, held tbetr amua1 re- - . I!Omie and v. E. .Killin, Red Crolf Volun· GALLIPOLIS - ~ llout, of Mildred Buah, :E\oelyn Bran. 'ft.OII II Lake H• oo .limdo.v. liD!~ Dlrla Sl!lfth. 'aU of >\)I:EBICAN teen reaular bm..,_ meetJacklon Pike, "Scouter of t h e ~ ,, l>re- ftre Mro. ~- Col......, ' · ' will i!Ye the .,._am In& 12t80 p,IJI- Holzer Medl· Week," -r>ldSeootlngasaboy OO ·''Tbe Year of the Gorllla." r011ow1ng •hllcireil and Mr. aild ~~no. P. c. In 1938 1111 had earned the rank cal Center eirJteria_ - · fri8ndl, Mr. and Mrs, Vau,slll . UM 1111 Tori, GnWJ. C!ll'l Mr. urpdtoauond of Eagle Scaul b)' 1947. WEDN:ESDAY ~. Me""""'; Mr. &1141 Ill:"- and Mro. Charleo llqutb and GALUPOLIS BaDd J!aosten In He na a 1c:autmaster whlle in OUl KYG:ER Golden l!ule ~~Conred, ~. JlllO'!bd Jolm;.Leo $!!slier, Mr. ~Mrl....... 7:30p.m. the Navy In Norfolk, Vo., IIIII lat. JOin or Wool Jetrersot1; Mr. and Bob Swlabe!', Eddie and eluo will meet with Mrs. l.,._ er seoutmaster of Tioop 200 of GALIJA cC>IJNTi PO!tiONA lfr~ Jerry Coared; Mr- ~Mn. Joan ~ 1 1\fra; AIYa ·lCaU; tWe MuUorct for a work day Granp, 8 P.m. 11 0111o vane;; . Galllpolla, lha oldesl troop In Bring oaek lunch. ' .Mary Kill, Poll)' Fleldo; Mn. tile OOIIIIIry, He also was a am~ 1f11111""9o oromf<lro Slorlle Roulh: Mr.·aPcl Mrs. BID 1111 ~ Md . . . . . . . . .. master and c:ommittee ebal!'man 1111JR!IJAY . ' Sootl, Jolm and llefe, all of of Pack 204. Galllpolla. will I. ~ l'<ll1uclo lunch. Chelhlre. HARRIS GIIANG:E 8 I'm. :Em He has been numerGrange wiD atlend ror Joint Mr. and Mro. H. · T, ~lell, TUEsDAY ous <lmp\IFees. For the past six · jnotallatlon of "'OIIeero. POlTom and BID or AtkiloOn; Anita fR!iiNcii ·~ Cl""' Mulh, Allr<)ll; Mrl. :!Vl' Clark luck·-· at !be · h~ · or ,Mr~~o. 'Harley of liner; ...,., 'and ""'· wn. Arrieu Aotoo Georae. 7:80 »- .,_ Roll ea11 Bam Rtmlido, khnbet•· and The 41 countries or Africa will~ 1D IUIO .atreegrown Karel! •rt ' v . ,. ' 'Viaq,, """ .., • aDd II! Olilo. ~ fl~' seje~c bad a total or 3.8 miUloo mater vehicles regiller>ld as . -.~.. ." ' ~' iiMintl!eanre curtla ~ ~ GalfJrol Jan. I, 1911ti. Of thlo lolal, GRACE . ,,r 1,7 mBilon cars, truck& an4 .: reghtored In ' ,;, talk by Dessle l!olcomb. ROport Andrew. one of the twelve disciples was by Pina W~ and on Mrs. James Casto, and Troop 1156, Brownie, Mrs. Barey stolJar, &azanne. Stelnly, Crts Ross and 911811 Burnsl.di. Club October Meet Held - GALLIPOLIS SAYINGS & LOAN Brownie, Mrs. Dan Thomas and Gallia County CB Radio of spirit as she described the trip: 11lt was lovely, rather like ue.• EARN ABIG ' . .man. Mrs. HorUe Roush, Mrs. J. 0. Kail, Mrs. Demla ~ires, Mrl. Mike Sehukert and Mrs. Wendell Roosh. After Ml" SisBOO had opened and gracloualy aclmowlodpd her lovely gills, retreshmert• of ~ &l>le to come; and Winifred had ·;w make the triP alone. It was a . ·big tt:lp for the slight woman to mske by herselt ·Her smlle i1 wide,{' and her blue eyes rlrlect her liveliness · Stewart, Mro. Wonde11Bracl>ur1, for a call to worshiP service. lee cream, cake, corree, koolThe leader was Mrs. Lena Mae ald and nrlnts were serv,ed. son. Ralke. Opening song was "BeauOthers attending were Mrs. tiful Garden of Prayer;" Scripture Psalms 36:5-9 was read re- B. E. Fife, Mrs. Marvin Thomsponsively. Laura Short gave a as, Mrs. Fred SJsson., Mrs. Dale prayer. Scripture, Gen.l:l-3waa Mulford, Mrs. Marion Darnell, BY THE lOth read by Ethel Wright and John Mrs. Walter Rife, Mrs. Arthur U-S by Audrey BrownelL Plna Rupe, Mrs. James BraciMJry and J. D., Mrs. Richard li.s8011, Mrs. Ward gave n'l.edltations. Talks on Urban Ministries in Luella Bracblry, Mrs. A I ice Asia, VIetnam and Korea were SWisher, Mrs. IYa Clark, M r s. FROM THE FIRST given by Virginia Roush and Em- George Gardner, Miss Ruth Athey, Miss Linda Gardner, Mrs. ma ~ncer ga\IC a talk on India. A lalk on Vashti School Robert Sisson and Robbie, Linfor gl.rla was presented by Flor- da Sisson, Mrs. Wayne Sisson Opp. The Posf Office ence Allen. Meditations were giv- and the guest ot honor, Miss Carolyn .5lsson. en by Mary Shamblin and Evelyn Rothgeb. uMetisage or reconciliation" was the sui:Uect of a City, recently received a troPhY for rirst l'lace in the state for her agricultural demonstra- from a trip to Haddonfield, N.J., tion, Air Pollution: Fume Fa- where they visited several dava tale, given at the Ohio &ate Fair w1th Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zwi~B were preserted and each spoke (Ardath Spires) and sons. In August. brleliy _ The Departemental ChaThey also spent a day in AtBrenda is an eight y~ar mempeau amounced Gallla Coonty Sa- ber of 4-11 and has reteived A's lantic Cit.Y and visited other lon was tlrst in the state to reach 00 all 16 or her projects and points or Interest in New Jerill Partnership goal. sey, Delaware and Maryland, inhas placed in the top 10 in A new Partner, Joan Wood, Pickaway County each of the cluding a tour or L1e U. S. Nawu lncllcted by Departemenlal eight years. Sle has been a par- val Training Center at BainChapeau. ticipant at the state fair f•lr bridge, Md. Helen Billings, Chapeau of the last five years. This sum They toured the IJ. S. Naval Shipyards in Philadelphia where mer she represented Pickawa,y Mr. Zwies is stationed and visitCounty in Washington, D. C. at The mooting ,... called to orclor by La Petit Chapeau, Erma Smith. using regular opening form. Distinguished g u e s t s GALLIPOLIS - ' wo. 'Dwight M ·Pulley ;;_ inswei-ed." ' ' ' --' · A ·riet~~i>or- detll, Mrl. ~qer'Jiii'rOn;.Troop ,. of. qail~J 'Girl 1255, C~~ ·Mrl. ,1:· G, ®>- ' . n~ ..bi;ld T"'*If ~the er1 and 'kr•--:;K t...U.' ilemUio; · ~~ Cllii"eb urr.- Troop 1111, , COI!IUI, Mta. :Elder the I~fli!P of Mr•: Am don W..ch ond• Mr,i -.,lllllll\lt-' _Brown,,. Neli!_ibOr- Chaltlnan. rer; Tl1iop 1014, Jwdoro, Mrl. II wao ·repoi'ted 349 l!frls bavo J1ober1 Sehoplt; Troop ~Jun. ~qllll!r>ld 17 troopo,led b)' lor, Mrt. MarVIn ~ and 117 a&dt~ · tor u.,· -year <~ . RobertCI&e.Y;TreDPI2'1t scoullng. . · Junior, Mro• .Thomal Price aPe!· Guesia reprelllllln&. the Seal Mrs, ~ l!fDrpn- Troop of Ohio were Mro.Ka.Yilatthewa, 1102, Junior, Mrs. Harq·Cbamfteld eerviee repre-ve oll- ben and Mro. Far...U HouCk; rector, and Mro. Am Warren, Troop 1178 Junior Mro JoiJI part-time fteld aid In Columbua. <;roth and Mrs. C~les IJnao; Mro. Warren ·~eel a erlllo Troop 1016, Junlot, Mra. Ksitb workahop. file bad oo dlaplo.v Thomas and Mrs. John Cathart; a larp number <t ltema nuode Troop ·l2U, Junior, Mrs. Soot! by ilrl aoouta. Leldarsworeglv- Wllk......,, Mrs. Bobby Clark, en an opporlurdty to cilplleate and Mrt. Nathan Slayton; Troop some of the,. Items. '!bOll In 1109, Brownie, Mro. WUUam lllrn will ·abare the craft with Wittman and Mra. Dana Ralke; their troops. Troop 1023, Bnnmle, Mra. El. It was amounced that Connie don Thomas and Mro. Tom RleMesser, Jadtaon, had been ap.. ser; Troop 1322, Brownie, Mrs. pointA!d by the Seal ao llold ad- Bill Jo Jolllson; Troop 1180, vllllr for Diatri~ 12. A ..ung Brownie, Mrl. Rlebard Damer will be held In Jack,.. on Oct. and Mro. Jom Clark; Troop 1158, , church works with them. A dis- cussion was held ooneernlng some .. the issues about the relationship of theoe ~e and ..• Scouter Hout bas boon In ebarge <t PllYsieal a r r - s <t the amual M~M Seoutorama. He Is """ a neighborhood c:ommluioner for Pad< 204, Troop 200, and l'olll 200. Ills wire, Mary, hu beea a don IIIOiher. 'l1lroulll George' a er. !orta, !be scouting program has inc:reaaed ,.rviee to boya, 1111 hu inoplrnd ..... ..-JIItoholp, 11111rS, BffiLE SI'WY PLANN:ED MASON - The Rev. Ralph MabJney of Parkersburg, !rill be conducting a week's Bible study beglm!ng Oel 6 and continuing through Oel 12, at the S!lem CoDIDlWiity Church ltart!ng at 7:30 p.m. Rev, Mahoney is well-known in thls area hav!ng been pastor <t !be Muon :EUB Charge for 16 years prior to his retirement tno yooro ago. He Ia aloo a well - known Bible student, and teacher. :E\oeryone is welcome. nonr. 1n ,..-rect taate for ewryone Woddlnga, tuuoralo Speelal Oc:oaolou Cor-· Arnnt•-ta ' • Sped&ed We Deliver BOSWORTH'S MeilhlMrhood ~L Ph. 446-4114 . the best-looking brogue .in town lc's RUF-SHOD by Auditions and it's just what you need lo set off your country-look clothes. -$16.95 auditions. �•.;,.' ·~ ~.I .. .. ' ~·':' Addison:WS~S ' .I ':' • I• .-..., ' /Neigll~oi:hooq -Meeting . . . . , I,"" . J·'~j . '" J;ros,r;am Given-'-,~ , . . qy Girl Scovts .-. . ..I By Mrs. Shaver ':·l I GALLIPOLIS - Mrt. aw'. leo was the opeakor the AddiiCOI WSCS Soptomber meetlq hold ot the home ofMfo; Ed Tbomp- Add!-- Devotloos Mre atven by Mro. J o e Drummond. Mrs. :ilner's topic was •~Be. !ng With PeOple Wllo HurL" II dealt with looldng ot city ~· w!th tpecial needs and how the SJayv iW .. RECEIVE AW AUD - Sharon Vaughters, Portsmouth, left, and Linda Wessel, Sciotoville, right, senior students atHolzer Hospiw School of Nursing, hold the plaque recently ~e­ ceived by the school for the prize winning song written and sung by Holzer students at the 1968 convention or the Student Nurse Association of Ohio in Akron. Miss Vaughters~ president of District 14, representing the Holzer School of Nursing, and Miss Wessel wrote the song. Other students who were in the chorus were: Maril.vn Parker, Connie Leadingham, Noel Kohler, Lirda Root. Patti BlosS, Sheila SmiUl, Duma Darst, Margoric Harris, Diana Davis, Ann Eubank, Kathryn Collins, Karen Wolford, Carolyn Bobbs, PatU Flood and Mary Crabtree. The :;oil; will be presented by the Ohio Student Nurse Association in competition with songs from other states at the National Convention next spring in DetroiL \;)l '· church men. other memberl!l or the wscs assisted w:l1b the program. Mrs. Joe Drummond preslded over the business meetlr..g. It was announced a bake sale and bazaar will be held Dec. 7. The group made a contribution to the Minister's Whes Retreat to be held at Camp Francis Asbury. The October meeting of the club will be held at the home or Mrs. Merrill Bunce of Cheshire. Mrs. Brownell In the trlel . Mrs. Albert Durose and· Mrl. Miles f. Fplhig Sr, of Rivero!de Study Club ....,sOJUd the poeral federatlool at tho, l)leeting held Friday at Lake Hope. 'l11e Junior .woman•s CliJb was . Mrs. represented by Mrs. GUbert'eor,"' • • • ' ••• ~ r Uss, Mrs. George TabitendMl:L · • I Gonton Roth, State Preaident of . . . C:ELEBRATE GllLPEjll ANNivERSARY - Mr. aiMI Mr" · Juniors. · · , ,' '> Di<iaht .M. ruiiOJI, #4 ~- 6~.; ~brtdp, . Paro~ or · The 1leZ.apbook Wu eoQ)Ded Mro, · 'Lawrence J!aatllri!, w~re honorod 1an' lllelf,4otl.\ ~ by Mrs. James Walker ancl'the lllniverurw . Sep~ . 27 with a lUlily dlmier,iiarh:' h&ld a~o,._·• •• · activities c:onialned In It took car's !ihert~rroom. A three tiered eeiltertd !be tlbJo · place durliig thO . presidency .or and aeeeuotlft were lit gold; Gueill otbOr ,tban familY wore' · Mrs. Robert saunders. Mr. and . ~~ Oaear Burp.,,.Camlridio, Mr. and Mra.· ~ lle Jlar<:l'l (JUII!astlanl) ind,qhter; Klin, atleiMied but Gil' A lhought for the daJI- British Baltianl, a '~"" at Ohio UnlversU;y, wu unable to bel/reoiovelist GeOrge Meredith once eat.·.,. ,.. . r said: u\Vho rises frCIII prayer a better man, ~~ prayer is Mr. and TEENAGEIIS INVITED TO ATIEND WRAP COURSE - · The B IIIII PW De!onolvo Driving course, WRAP (Women ·Responsible for Accident Preyention) is for all drlvere, young arll old, and non-drivers interested ln accident prevention. It will boglu Tueodl.r, Oct 15, ot 7t30 p. m. at the Fpioeopal Owrch. The lour hour course Is bel~ given by quall1!ed lostruetora. Diplomas will be awarded at the nnal session. Participants In the program, Phll Fisher and Ed Springer, GAHS students, shown above, Miss Carolyn Sisson Honored With Shower · Twelve years ago, Wftd.tred Me1edy and her huiband, Harry of Northants~ England, met a )'(X.qlg Gallla . County setviceman, Glenn ~son and his wife, Faye, In a butcher shop. The two ccq~les cake ' became ton:l or each other. They had man, interests tn common and the Thompson's son, thr"ee month 9ld Craig, was a source ot dellih\ to the childleas Meledys. . ., When the young co..,le' s fUrniture and tielcq!1111• had to be ahfl>ped bock to .the states t!x wee,u before tile 'end or his tour or ducy, _the Meledys lnvitA!d tho ThdnJPoOOI to stay at their hmne They would accept no pay, even thOWih three extra mouths to teed Pul a strain on the IJijjge~ · .The two cottJles corresponded over the years, alii this past Chmtmao the Thorq1o001 had a chance to repay the good dsed done Cor them In 1956, KRCN!~ Mr. and Mrs. Mel.,.Y heel alwo.vs ~lilted to come to tho · otates, Gle111 and Faye nuode the tare a gilt 9. Mrs. Meledy saftd· her uwin. GaiUpolls neighbor- troopo ter holiday" trorn the "sweets and leaders are as follows: lbqJ" where she worked and ae-'froap 1181, Senlor$, M r s. cumulatA!d enough time to make George Graee; Troop 1192, Ca.. the trill. When dpriure ·time came, Mr. Meledy was W, j' Wayside Garden Club Program is on Herbs CHESHIRE - "Herbs a n d Their Use,'' was the topic of tile Wayside Garden Club meeting held Tuesday at the home <t Mrs. Garnet Kirby and Mn. Briggs Kirby. The meeting was opened by Mro. Briggs Kirby giving the Club Collect. Devotions by Mro. Mar:IDn Darnell were readings uror All The Little Things," by Helen Stiener Rice, and "~ Houn of Dti!Couragement, God Ia our Encouragement." Roll call, "An Herb I Use" was answered by ten members. Durlni tile busineos session It was reported that four membell ......,.. the OIJUIIty meeting and ....., had met with Na- ' ture's Garden Club at the GSI last week. Seventeen different herbo were exhibited by Mrs. Bruce Yeau- ger, ''Witch's Garden" was given by Mrs. Stanley Slaver and she told oC twelve herbs and Uleir uses. Some are Ulied In medicines today; tlleH Included Monk's head used for the heart, Fox Coot, Nyliohade, Hemp, Willow, Mandark, Elder tree and Parsley, Mrs. Briggs Kirby gave an interesting article on '•There's Magic, in Herbs." Refresl'tments were served by 1he hostesses. The November meeting will be wllh Mrs. Clarence Mulford November 12. U Gallia Salon 40 and 8 First to Reach Goal .. Athens Cowtty Salon, and Iva night was observed by GaHia Powell, Chapeau of Meigs CounCourty Solon 612 Eight and For- ty, spoke brieOy and thanked ty, Thursday, Oct. 3, at Pom- Salon ror invitation to the dineroy Trinity Uni!A>d Church of ner and meeting. A Cystic Fibrosi1 meetingwas Christ. A delicious dirmer was announced to be held In Melgo served by the ladles of the chur.;:h. Distinguished guests present County November 11 and a rewere VIolet Aicholz of New ception for Departmental ChaWasbJD&ton, Ohio; Chapeau De- peau Violet Aicholz in New Washportemental d'Ohio Edna Smeltz Ington Oct. 20. Gilts were presented to dist1 Atdea, Ohio; Seerelaire - Calstinguished guests present. slero, Department Hazel ElThe next meeting of the Salon liott La Demi Chapeau Dewdeme, will be at the home of Mabel Deportemental of P<>r11moulh Brown in November. M8r)' Martin W Pomeroy L' Aumonler Depart.emental. Eva- GALLIPOLIS - A fellowship Una Bertdey of Nevada, Ohio; L' Archlviste Dopartemental, Irene Melr of Sebring, 0 h i o; La Concierge Dopartemental, l!lbel Van p....., <t Jaduon; a . _ ...... DepanemerAI al - ~. ''.... I . ' i --pr . . 60 " " " - " - and GeUia c ~ Alhe!ls, Meigs in ter. Takes Awards G.-\Li.JPO\-.IS - Miss Brenda Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills. Route 4, Circleville, and granddaughter or June liniiiae .... - uslllg eJpe<ially ,.,._.., by Mro. Neulzlin8 In ~>:>nor <t the ••' Former Res1dent by Carrie -iloe alii bor lilwibGroup Brenda Mills, ~. Mrs. ~ley Dillon of Crown Hostess For Kanauga WSCS KANAUGA - Kanauga Women's Society of Christian ServIce met ror the October meet- ing with Mrs. Audrey Brownell 11· ) ·I Plans Made For JWC Rummage Sale GALLIPOLIS - The Junior Woman's Club is SpOnSoring a ,, rtiD'Uilage sale Oct. 12 from 9 a. m. ,to 5 p.m. at the Episcopal ~ CaU-eiL Proceeds are to be used for ~ club's charitable wcrka. The sale !rill be set up In '1 'I - s with areas being plannod ror children's wear, hats, f _ . , elolh!ng, toys, better ~~a scrap table. ~. -"!~· William Thomas and Mrs. o-ge -,'>It are In eharge ut .!•: •· . Hule. the National 4-H Leadership Con- ference. Mits Mills is a senior at LOgan Elm lligh School where ahe is a member of the Band, Chor•Js, Girl's F.naemble, National Honor Society, Girl's Ath~ letic Association, and Q'Jill and Scroll. Sbe is also editor of the &ochool newspaper, The Elm Log. Callie 01 all the beef catUe ;n the world, f1ne in ei~hl is l'lu!\sed as a milk cow. M11st of lh~m are in Europe, though New 7.ealand has the most .. JCtf!ns· ivc milk production per <:<:tJ•lla. at-cording to tn1· Ji!n· q(:h;paP.dia liritanni1·a ., The Kyger Lodge Hall was the aeene saturday evening ot a miscellaneous shower honoring Min Carolyn Sisson, bride-elect of Robert W. Hart. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Marvin Rupe and Mrs. James Wright. The door prize was won by Mrs. Dale SiB- ' Sending gltta were Mro, Iva ,· SAVE 5%- Lena Mae Raike gave the benediction . Roll call was answered by giv~ ing a prayer from the Bible. Sixty-lour st~k calls were made. h was voted to give ten dollars to Salvation Army; pa.f a part of the pledge, and a special of- fering for Prayer and Self-Denial week; also P"f on Minister's Wife Retreat. Guests were Hazel Persinger, Dessie Holcomb, D 1 a n Stanaker, C!ney and &erey Stanaker and Andy Persinger. Birthdays <t Bessie Utchlleld and Dr. Edna Gettles were otoserved. Refreshments of frozen 412 Second Ave. Gollipolio, Ohio Another 9reat l"'tamatic camera! It has al the clenic lnstamatic features plus a new battery ~tam ancl new, improved flashcube Ktion. Outfit incfudH et~mere, baCJ for camera and accessories, film, batteries, l flashcubes, photo folder end Kodal instruction boolclet. A little lamb for Your ----"BIG SWINGER" Polaroid Camera fruit salad, potato chips, sandwiches, coffee and kool-aid were served. Mrs. Brownell was assiBt:ed in serving by her daughter Dian and Mrs. Hazel Persinger. Blessing was asked by Mary Shamb- Mrs. Dennis in Hershey, PL, where the Bales children, H.a.lph and Rhonda, were privileged lO participate in a taste-test or somenewcandyblrs that Hershey la planning toputon the market. 811 Brld«• New York's VerrazanoNarrows Bridge contains three times as much steel as the Empire State Building. The twin towers uf the bridge are as ~II as a 70-story building, and 1ts four cables could ~'UP· 11urt the Queen Mary. I bocll'::::::·:::~:-:::::~:::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ Kyger ML Speaker, Rev. Sedzoil ···,..,y,;tenc · · .. ., l'rolrnDl GALLIPOLIS - and Mro. David Sedzlol. Rev. bero at 11mroda,y'o..ungofthe Sedzlol lo pastor <t the Chesh· Kypr Valley Motllero League lre Baptist Church, He opoke <1. held ot the Cheshire B a p II s t hie oxperieoces <t working and teoehlns at a Mental Hoopltal. . Church. 'lbe meeting wu called ID or- Mro. Sedzlol "'IDke of her exder by president, MrL UoydRan- parionceo <t teachlns In a oehool ldn. Mn. Rankin also gave devo. In Kentuc:loy for tbo blind Botll tlooo. Roll c:all was answered by were very interesting and In''Have I Paid l.(y Dues?'' Mrs. formalive talks, Also pre,.nt,..•• Jo~ .Matzger gave the ,..,..,_ lhe Scidzlolo' three month oldooo tary•o report. The treuuror't Jonathan. Hostess, Mrs. Jom Meager, report wao read by Mra. Robert Lueas. -A diacuosion wos held on to have ror thehullband'sinterest In OCCL. Mra. Rankin introduced 1 h e 21 New Books Picnic Held by Progressive Mothers League Annual Scott Reunion Is Held at Lake Hdpe ··-·~ "· -l'JI crrr She'll love thi> cozy collar of dyed Spanish Lamb* ... a delightful dress-up coat, yet durable enough lor school. Shetland-blend Middlecheck with adjustable turn-back cuff11 · brown ... green , , . oran"•· all with Gr.oeriland colorfur. t· '' sizes 3 to 6X 38.00 sizes -7 t,o 1-' 45.00 . ', . I' SAVE 2.}1. -<I :_1. - Kyger Couple .... TroloJot <eon lw ,...f'BC ,.,....... ". GRADUA TE.S. only thriluih a . . GET· THE-BETTER Mr. 1111 Mrs. Arthur ~ Sr. C!Penl several daylla molilbera present andthreeproo.- Charleston, DL, visltl1111 Mr..: 110divo membero, Mra. 0 t 1 a a..,••, aQD, Dr. Paul wan~, 1111 Lo.vne, Mrs. Arthur Amold and IIWIY plaeea of lnleroot includiltC Lincoln Memortal Pari< and ·)(ji. Mrs. Miles Trout. Noxl meeting will be 11 the seum. home of Mrs. Paul i:boemaker Mrs. James Preaton as COhoatesa. starflah has no economic value exeept for lnaignlftcut ornameotaf purpose•. and ~~ - ~ste ss, Mra. Robert lu· eas, oerveclrefreshmentato- of Cheshire n. Green PTA First Meeting Planned Observes 38th GALLIPOLIS - ,The Green Elementary PTA will have Its first meeting of the school year Tuesday, Oct. 8, at 7:30 p.m. Anniversary ln the school audltorium. The program for the evening will be In keeping lrith Fire Preventloo GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. .Week Oct. 6-12. Special guest Virgil Wamsley, Kypr, were will be James Norilwp, Chief of plea&aJitly surpriaed &uldo.Y when the Gallipolls Volunteer Fire Derelatives and friend& pther>ld at partment. The new officers for the comRoyal Oak Park td celebrate the Wamsleys• 38th wedding an- Ing 1ear !rill be lntrocllced. The fifth grade will preaer& a proniversary. . Preaent were Mr. and Mrs. gram. All parents are invited to Howard Leach and Nancy; Mr. attend. A meeting of the executive cornmitleo will take place Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller, Me- at 7 p.m. (preceding the meetrle, Eric and Dall11, Parkers-, ing.) and Mrs. Pete Butcher andlloug; burg; Mr, and Mrs. Darrell Haw- thorne, Jamie, Tim and David; Mr. and Mrs. ~ Dor"'l Larld.111, Mike and Kenny, Long ~ley, Bottom. Mr. and MrS. Harlan Wood, Robert and Mary Ellen, Gollipolisi Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Wood and Mrs. Elleen Lowder, R 1 o Grande; Mr. and Mrs. Jam e s Preston, Chris, Lou and Cindy; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wamsley and Brian. Jess and Loule Louden, Cheshire, and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hockman, Treva, Becky, Jtmm.y and Billy, Kyger, Rerfeshmenta or a decorated cake and homemade 1.., cream l'R!re served those atteDcllag, Mr. and Mrs. WamaiOJireeelvediiWIY lovely gllta. Sending a gilt were MrL Betty Loudenanddaughter,JeoaAm. Benjamin Franklin once used the pseudonym of Mrs. SUeoce Dogood. Hout Scouter of the Week .'Adventure .-Assured opoakero for tho ovealng, Rev. bookl ware dlatrDarted to mem- .•-., . wruw.... Seen and Heard .;:;::::~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;.;.;:;:;::::::::::::::::::~ ' ""'co, Spires, Mrs. Mayo Bales and children of Akron have returned Hershey Foods Pro:lucta Co. ':·s' ... c_.,lng waged with posters, slopno 1111 much eleetloneerlng. The res!dts will be IIIUIOWICed at the hallllme shcJoi. 11 :. !be Kyger Creek - Southwestern footboll pme, One of tile seniors will be chosen queen Friday morning by thO studeili Library Issues Coming Events ;:7_ . "'*'·ihf 1... the '"'ill-. I!!" Vacation Trip Is Taken to New Jersey ed Independence Square. On the return trip they toured the Valley Forge State Park and .' ' ~a//ia County Mute lin. The November meeting wlll be with Lena Mae Ralke with Laura Short co..hostess. GALLIPOLIS - 7 24.95 VALUE "Little Lamb" app>lnled assistant director and ·c.... - - NEW KODAK 124 GIFT OUTFIT • • taking a· "alp" with -~ "chips" GALLIPOUS - At the Galfor React. at 7 aiMI 6 at a Calr ·when I wao Ua County CB Radio Inc. Clw advisor 1 'Foxyn Grant callPresident Ill." ('i and 6 pence.) 0 - r meeting It woo IIJIIIOUil.ed the meeting to order. Mrs. • • 'l~r lmpresolon of the states was dllte;ont .\hAD~•he ~·- oed !hot three melli>era of Gal- Gllber\ Plants took roll call and pa~ She found it was much greener aiMI· more ~~~~ \han she Iiad !Ia CO\Illy React had received read the lllilllles of the last bOO.n ltd' to believe. · . . . Firs! Ueutenant bars.1beywere In the absence or sec. lli";~ home 'town, there aJ.. no '""'rmarM!e itoo~ with Martha Kelitlf, Fritz Slover and meeting retary Gladys Grant. Bob Cox -~ varieties or Items. Houaewives don't slq> ~n Iorge ~- NeU MeMahou. Col. Welker wu 1!1 !be group .in the Lord's Pray·~ we do. They olq> often, mak!nB small I>Ufel1ulls at. er. Mrs. Opal stover gave the 1)'. obOpa, In fact, Mrs. Melody Is the manager ot oucb a ;hq>, a treaourer's report. s~eeta shop which abo .sella tobaeco. .. · Co1onel Welker gave 8 report She notloed our high prle,,, espectally 011 ·c~uw 11111 · oo the land which the c:lub baa _ shoas. r C<JU!d teU ohe wat the kind of woman,~ w~l:....'prlltl' ::: purehued. hall. Her hair Is . ~~lght ll'l)l aiMI her glasael, were delli putple 11111 A committee was &JIP(Jinted to plain. She ,.., wearing a oofl rominlno ~••• of a!¥01 « ·Pink and GALLIPOLIS - New books remake arrangements £or the club1 s laveJider. • leased b~· Gallta County District 1bankoglving dlmer. When •tte" yislted '"dur Houae" 11hfr. discovered hOw small the Llbrary October 3 are: Fiction: Robert Rothgeb won !be door world really Is. Curntor Marilla Fosler's father and Winifred were SUNDAY The Wine and tho Music by Wilprize. The meeting was adjournborn In the same omaD town, Leigh Lancislllre, England. • COR.A UNITED M:ETHODIST liam E. Barrett;WaitforDawnby ed and reCreshments were ser. . Wlnlfrnd greatly admires the open gardens In Galllpolio. Gar· Church amual homecom1111!. Anne Ptlilipe; The Daughters of Longing, Froma S&nd; Drill A t· d~e~ In ~!lnd ~re usually encloa"!l .!lnd private. The ilame Dow- Public Is Invited. Potluck din- ved. The next meeting will be Oct. Crooked Hole, Garland Roark; e rose! e-..m r•-e · : :.... "'"''"~u ~ ;I·~·geraniums, • . .,.~-~·.f· ""' ~-·· ··· ~--·et{,t-~···£r;f'~,· · · ·· ,. ~· ''.· 16, at 7:30 p.m. at Kat p.nau. The God Machilit, Martin Catdin; . . . The '' . I'Jll~i weekly wage~~.- rln~lil*! ;U;. rHOME~.OifiN!li· ·at ' .. The Advocate. Borden DeaJ; I~ ,~ ohoe. factory) Ia 20 pou!l!s or abou\.$47.80; she worllo frorit . . ~ United idot-.t 8:~ s.m. until tea Ume, which Ia ~p.m., with anllbur and15 Jilin- Church potluck dlmeratnoon Morning, Noon and Night, James uteo olf Cor lunch. l!er salary is t28, tn American money, ANNU~ STOV:ER Gould Cozzens. . • lo•!:111!1and, as In America, people are movi111! out otthelarae ~-Reunion •L Non-Fiction: Take a Tip From heell~·dtles, 'lbe l!tUe town In which !Ita. Melody llvoa haall!ld ~ 141• Grange HaD, Rt. Me, Jack Nlcklausi I Wish I'd burst of gr\"'tb on an Increase o( •&bout lour tbjJUuhd pepUJailon, Olatl • ot dinner at _,_ All Said That!, Art Linkletter; The sedness. caine over her face forttae.ftrattlJII,e wb•i. 1 alked'aboat r ves and friends _invited. Audubon Book or True Nature the war yeara In ~ She uld, "It was 0 terrllile lime. 1 iateb- • MONDAY , Stories, Audubon Magazine; The ed the Ameriean planes go out on their runs as they pasaed over AAIJW wDl meet at the home t..tter-01.¥ Saints: The Mormons '"": home. Ml hilsbo>ld was at Dunldrk-.nd 1n malli o1110r areas or !be · or Mrs. Kurt llulz, Rt. 588 Yesterday and Todo.v, Robert war. · .· ·near Rodney. Spealmr, JonaGALLIPOLIS - Members of Mullelli The TFX Decision, ROO, uBut then as now, I see one of the nlcest thlnp aboUt Amerl· · tl)an Louden,GallfaCountyDis-- the Chlldren's Home wereeuests ert J, Art; Unusual Aquarium CIIIJ is their love for chlldren.'' trict Ubrarlan. of the Progressive Mother's Fishes, Alan Fletcher; CollectWinifred, bas just one more week lett of heJ' niontb'·• leave.from GALUA COUNCIL No. 114 League at a picnic held Tuesday Ing VIctorian Porcelain, Ernest her job. Then she will havo to relllrn home, When she dota, ·lhe '-lighters of America, 7:30 at the Gallla County J unlor Fair- Reyuolds; Small Al1tlque Furniwl!1 carr1 wltb her a strong !Jq)reiBIOO of the Tllomjlaoiio arm, p, "'- Befreshments will be grounds. ture, Bernard Hughe_s; Hobby Col· wcindel'ftl! hospitality, and a 1q>e of returni011!, may11e even of .-. .. oerved. . Twelve children of the h(llle leetlooa A-Z, Roal,yn W. Soli\V; t:1.J:inc: here~ in green, open AmericL · DAR MEE11NG 2 P.DL at Rio were guests or the league. The VIolent Friend• tile Story of • Grande at the home <t Mra. Mrs. JIUI!ea Gilliam provided Mrs. Robert Loola stavenson, JIUI!es Clark, S. CoUege Avo. .... cokes in horor or her dliugh- Mackay; Advaneed Tennis, Paul ~L Arthur E.spensc:heid, coter' s birUtdly. The next meet- Metzler; Out or tile Earth I Sing, boatess. Dri"VWB tranaportlfll 1111! will be held at the home or Richard Lewl.a; HaPpiness Ia a members will leave Gallllolla Mrs. Robert Williams. The pro- Sad Song, Schultz; Wllddowers 1:30 P~m. Drlvera, Ha,ywant. gram will be given by a mem- In Your House, Josephine von Neal sed ~ling_ ber of the Ohio state Patrol. Miklos. m-1.0 CANASTA Clab wU1 meet at the home of Mro. GerGALLIPOLIS - Tho family of ljiU Scott, Tracy, and ald lloac:h, 7 .P-111. TUF.SDAY Mro. :Ether Scott and the late Laura; Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hop- MONDAY PEMBROKE: cum·atlhahome Sootl, held tbetr amua1 re- - . I!Omie and v. E. .Killin, Red Crolf Volun· GALLIPOLIS - ~ llout, of Mildred Buah, :E\oelyn Bran. 'ft.OII II Lake H• oo .limdo.v. liD!~ Dlrla Sl!lfth. 'aU of >\)I:EBICAN teen reaular bm..,_ meetJacklon Pike, "Scouter of t h e ~ ,, l>re- ftre Mro. ~- Col......, ' · ' will i!Ye the .,._am In& 12t80 p,IJI- Holzer Medl· Week," -r>ldSeootlngasaboy OO ·''Tbe Year of the Gorllla." r011ow1ng •hllcireil and Mr. aild ~~no. P. c. In 1938 1111 had earned the rank cal Center eirJteria_ - · fri8ndl, Mr. and Mrs, Vau,slll . UM 1111 Tori, GnWJ. C!ll'l Mr. urpdtoauond of Eagle Scaul b)' 1947. WEDN:ESDAY ~. Me""""'; Mr. &1141 Ill:"- and Mro. Charleo llqutb and GALUPOLIS BaDd J!aosten In He na a 1c:autmaster whlle in OUl KYG:ER Golden l!ule ~~Conred, ~. JlllO'!bd Jolm;.Leo $!!slier, Mr. ~Mrl....... 7:30p.m. the Navy In Norfolk, Vo., IIIII lat. JOin or Wool Jetrersot1; Mr. and Bob Swlabe!', Eddie and eluo will meet with Mrs. l.,._ er seoutmaster of Tioop 200 of GALIJA cC>IJNTi PO!tiONA lfr~ Jerry Coared; Mr- ~Mn. Joan ~ 1 1\fra; AIYa ·lCaU; tWe MuUorct for a work day Granp, 8 P.m. 11 0111o vane;; . Galllpolla, lha oldesl troop In Bring oaek lunch. ' .Mary Kill, Poll)' Fleldo; Mn. tile OOIIIIIry, He also was a am~ 1f11111""9o oromf<lro Slorlle Roulh: Mr.·aPcl Mrs. BID 1111 ~ Md . . . . . . . . .. master and c:ommittee ebal!'man 1111JR!IJAY . ' Sootl, Jolm and llefe, all of of Pack 204. Galllpolla. will I. ~ l'<ll1uclo lunch. Chelhlre. HARRIS GIIANG:E 8 I'm. :Em He has been numerGrange wiD atlend ror Joint Mr. and Mro. H. · T, ~lell, TUEsDAY ous <lmp\IFees. For the past six · jnotallatlon of "'OIIeero. POlTom and BID or AtkiloOn; Anita fR!iiNcii ·~ Cl""' Mulh, Allr<)ll; Mrl. :!Vl' Clark luck·-· at !be · h~ · or ,Mr~~o. 'Harley of liner; ...,., 'and ""'· wn. Arrieu Aotoo Georae. 7:80 »- .,_ Roll ea11 Bam Rtmlido, khnbet•· and The 41 countries or Africa will~ 1D IUIO .atreegrown Karel! •rt ' v . ,. ' 'Viaq,, """ .., • aDd II! Olilo. ~ fl~' seje~c bad a total or 3.8 miUloo mater vehicles regiller>ld as . -.~.. ." ' ~' iiMintl!eanre curtla ~ ~ GalfJrol Jan. I, 1911ti. Of thlo lolal, GRACE . ,,r 1,7 mBilon cars, truck& an4 .: reghtored In ' ,;, talk by Dessle l!olcomb. ROport Andrew. one of the twelve disciples was by Pina W~ and on Mrs. James Casto, and Troop 1156, Brownie, Mrs. Barey stolJar, &azanne. Stelnly, Crts Ross and 911811 Burnsl.di. Club October Meet Held - GALLIPOLIS SAYINGS & LOAN Brownie, Mrs. Dan Thomas and Gallia County CB Radio of spirit as she described the trip: 11lt was lovely, rather like ue.• EARN ABIG ' . .man. Mrs. HorUe Roush, Mrs. J. 0. Kail, Mrs. Demla ~ires, Mrl. Mike Sehukert and Mrs. Wendell Roosh. After Ml" SisBOO had opened and gracloualy aclmowlodpd her lovely gills, retreshmert• of ~ &l>le to come; and Winifred had ·;w make the triP alone. It was a . ·big tt:lp for the slight woman to mske by herselt ·Her smlle i1 wide,{' and her blue eyes rlrlect her liveliness · Stewart, Mro. Wonde11Bracl>ur1, for a call to worshiP service. lee cream, cake, corree, koolThe leader was Mrs. Lena Mae ald and nrlnts were serv,ed. son. Ralke. Opening song was "BeauOthers attending were Mrs. tiful Garden of Prayer;" Scripture Psalms 36:5-9 was read re- B. E. Fife, Mrs. Marvin Thomsponsively. Laura Short gave a as, Mrs. Fred SJsson., Mrs. Dale prayer. Scripture, Gen.l:l-3waa Mulford, Mrs. Marion Darnell, BY THE lOth read by Ethel Wright and John Mrs. Walter Rife, Mrs. Arthur U-S by Audrey BrownelL Plna Rupe, Mrs. James BraciMJry and J. D., Mrs. Richard li.s8011, Mrs. Ward gave n'l.edltations. Talks on Urban Ministries in Luella Bracblry, Mrs. A I ice Asia, VIetnam and Korea were SWisher, Mrs. IYa Clark, M r s. FROM THE FIRST given by Virginia Roush and Em- George Gardner, Miss Ruth Athey, Miss Linda Gardner, Mrs. ma ~ncer ga\IC a talk on India. A lalk on Vashti School Robert Sisson and Robbie, Linfor gl.rla was presented by Flor- da Sisson, Mrs. Wayne Sisson Opp. The Posf Office ence Allen. Meditations were giv- and the guest ot honor, Miss Carolyn .5lsson. en by Mary Shamblin and Evelyn Rothgeb. uMetisage or reconciliation" was the sui:Uect of a City, recently received a troPhY for rirst l'lace in the state for her agricultural demonstra- from a trip to Haddonfield, N.J., tion, Air Pollution: Fume Fa- where they visited several dava tale, given at the Ohio &ate Fair w1th Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zwi~B were preserted and each spoke (Ardath Spires) and sons. In August. brleliy _ The Departemental ChaThey also spent a day in AtBrenda is an eight y~ar mempeau amounced Gallla Coonty Sa- ber of 4-11 and has reteived A's lantic Cit.Y and visited other lon was tlrst in the state to reach 00 all 16 or her projects and points or Interest in New Jerill Partnership goal. sey, Delaware and Maryland, inhas placed in the top 10 in A new Partner, Joan Wood, Pickaway County each of the cluding a tour or L1e U. S. Nawu lncllcted by Departemenlal eight years. Sle has been a par- val Training Center at BainChapeau. ticipant at the state fair f•lr bridge, Md. Helen Billings, Chapeau of the last five years. This sum They toured the IJ. S. Naval Shipyards in Philadelphia where mer she represented Pickawa,y Mr. Zwies is stationed and visitCounty in Washington, D. C. at The mooting ,... called to orclor by La Petit Chapeau, Erma Smith. using regular opening form. Distinguished g u e s t s GALLIPOLIS - ' wo. 'Dwight M ·Pulley ;;_ inswei-ed." ' ' ' --' · A ·riet~~i>or- detll, Mrl. ~qer'Jiii'rOn;.Troop ,. of. qail~J 'Girl 1255, C~~ ·Mrl. ,1:· G, ®>- ' . n~ ..bi;ld T"'*If ~the er1 and 'kr•--:;K t...U.' ilemUio; · ~~ Cllii"eb urr.- Troop 1111, , COI!IUI, Mta. :Elder the I~fli!P of Mr•: Am don W..ch ond• Mr,i -.,lllllll\lt-' _Brown,,. Neli!_ibOr- Chaltlnan. rer; Tl1iop 1014, Jwdoro, Mrl. II wao ·repoi'ted 349 l!frls bavo J1ober1 Sehoplt; Troop ~Jun. ~qllll!r>ld 17 troopo,led b)' lor, Mrt. MarVIn ~ and 117 a&dt~ · tor u.,· -year <~ . RobertCI&e.Y;TreDPI2'1t scoullng. . · Junior, Mro• .Thomal Price aPe!· Guesia reprelllllln&. the Seal Mrs, ~ l!fDrpn- Troop of Ohio were Mro.Ka.Yilatthewa, 1102, Junior, Mrs. Harq·Cbamfteld eerviee repre-ve oll- ben and Mro. Far...U HouCk; rector, and Mro. Am Warren, Troop 1178 Junior Mro JoiJI part-time fteld aid In Columbua. <;roth and Mrs. C~les IJnao; Mro. Warren ·~eel a erlllo Troop 1016, Junlot, Mra. Ksitb workahop. file bad oo dlaplo.v Thomas and Mrs. John Cathart; a larp number <t ltema nuode Troop ·l2U, Junior, Mrs. Soot! by ilrl aoouta. Leldarsworeglv- Wllk......,, Mrs. Bobby Clark, en an opporlurdty to cilplleate and Mrt. Nathan Slayton; Troop some of the,. Items. '!bOll In 1109, Brownie, Mro. WUUam lllrn will ·abare the craft with Wittman and Mra. Dana Ralke; their troops. Troop 1023, Bnnmle, Mra. El. It was amounced that Connie don Thomas and Mro. Tom RleMesser, Jadtaon, had been ap.. ser; Troop 1322, Brownie, Mrs. pointA!d by the Seal ao llold ad- Bill Jo Jolllson; Troop 1180, vllllr for Diatri~ 12. A ..ung Brownie, Mrl. Rlebard Damer will be held In Jack,.. on Oct. and Mro. Jom Clark; Troop 1158, , church works with them. A dis- cussion was held ooneernlng some .. the issues about the relationship of theoe ~e and ..• Scouter Hout bas boon In ebarge <t PllYsieal a r r - s <t the amual M~M Seoutorama. He Is """ a neighborhood c:ommluioner for Pad< 204, Troop 200, and l'olll 200. Ills wire, Mary, hu beea a don IIIOiher. 'l1lroulll George' a er. !orta, !be scouting program has inc:reaaed ,.rviee to boya, 1111 hu inoplrnd ..... ..-JIItoholp, 11111rS, BffiLE SI'WY PLANN:ED MASON - The Rev. Ralph MabJney of Parkersburg, !rill be conducting a week's Bible study beglm!ng Oel 6 and continuing through Oel 12, at the S!lem CoDIDlWiity Church ltart!ng at 7:30 p.m. Rev, Mahoney is well-known in thls area hav!ng been pastor <t !be Muon :EUB Charge for 16 years prior to his retirement tno yooro ago. He Ia aloo a well - known Bible student, and teacher. :E\oeryone is welcome. nonr. 1n ,..-rect taate for ewryone Woddlnga, tuuoralo Speelal Oc:oaolou Cor-· Arnnt•-ta ' • Sped&ed We Deliver BOSWORTH'S MeilhlMrhood ~L Ph. 446-4114 . the best-looking brogue .in town lc's RUF-SHOD by Auditions and it's just what you need lo set off your country-look clothes. -$16.95 auditions. �'' . .·. etican ·Jet Downed ·'"·;~!(;oN W.nditet 0.~.• , . ' ., '· . .;.'I . I·'.~· GALLQ'(iLIS ..:: ·~ ,,I'Yil nllbl. " llie COI1Ia Co1Dor·1 ,.._ .. • 111'1 · ~ lllBII'!d.lhiei, ..... iii.. ~. of cii.Oi'!litll w CARE TO try your luck in naming tlle"E!ght Wonder& ofOillo." Gov. James Rhodes is cooctucting a CO(llest lor all Ohioans to make them awa~ of what is available in tourism in the state. Those entering only have to write the DIJ11Eis oCeightthi~s or places in Ohio they think are outstanding and mall them lo "The Eight Wonders of Ohio Contest." state of Ohio DeYelopment Department, P. o. I'm: 1001, Columbus, 0., 43216. There are no apeclal entry blanks o1· entry fees. The winner, who will be an- night and at 'fq:JJ)ers Plains nounced In November, will be Elementary School has an opertitled "Top Tour ist of 1968" etta, "The Early Bird catches and wlll recel ve a plaque from the Governor and a pas sport will entitle the contest winner and his the Worm", in rehearsals. A TOTAL of 106 tentll grade family to privileges and pr izes students of the Meigs Local including a life membership in School District taki~ part in a th~ Ohio Histor ical Society, free health class have been given imp passes to top tourist attractions, munizatlons - one or more, thal a full daj' of rides at an amuso.- Is. ment park and high quality food The breakdowoonthe shots givproducts from some of Ohio's en inchxle: dl»theria, tetanus booster, 79i tl.rat diptheria infamous festivals. jection. eight; smallpos vaccina- Russell Ferr)'II'Ulll. 63, Spling- tions, 52i Sabin polio, 43. TWen-- fleld, brought here !all week ty-seven staff members received on a rontempt of court chlrae, was released Fridi.Y ·after paybooster shots. ill& a $300 arrearage Ill non • son as principal of the catawaThe immunizations were given support charges. ba and Portage elementary by Mrs. Catherine Lowery, Meigs Judge Thomas W. Mitchell orschool s - a non-.teaching posi- County Health Department nurse, dered Ferryman releaaed and tion. As the res ult of Brown's assisted by Mrs. Edna Russell, ordered him to pay $15 a week 10-weeks of stOOy In Toledo this Meigs Local health nurse, an:l for the support of a mi nor summer a new individualized Linda Sidden, CAP trainee. Machild, In advance beglmlng Oct. reading program. is being intr~ terials needed for the innoculaI. F erryl!Uill had been charpd duced in the two schools he is tion program were provided by mw heading. Mrs. Brown, also the Meigs County Department or with failure to pay support of $15 a week from March to Sop. a teacher, is working only part- Heolth. tember this year. time this year. Artllur E. Underwood, 51, Rt. ENDORSE ~E ONE l Gallipolis, was in court on a FREMONT, Ohio (UPDThe OUT TUPPERS Plains way, charge of violation of probaOlllo Historical Society's Board Mrs. Alice Nease, vocal music of Trusteao has endorsed state tion, however, he was contizlled slt)ervisor in the Eastern Local on probation at Judge Mitchell's School Distrh:t, is busy, as us- lssue No. 1, suthorlzlng tile legislature to issue bandl to build order. ual hil!hways and construct public Alice headed the homecoming events at the high school Friday improvements. The trustees said awroxlmate· HALL APPOINTED CINCINNATI (UPI) - Juneo ly $5 million of tile prq10sed Lawrence Hall, associate .proIssues would be earmarked to fessor of anatortJ3 at Ohio State improve existing state historiUniversity, was named profescal attractions, create new state sor of anatomy at the Unlvermemorials and preserve o I d histoncal structures tllreatened 1113' of Cincinnati's College of TOM BROWN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brown of near Pomeroy , is working thi s school sea- 1' ; TAFT CHIEF JUSTICE -·'·--- .,._ -·· by progress. Medlcflle. rn; . "t;. ~' 1bi .........u1iete~ eel bY ~ilhh. ' "''I'"" IJ1llll of .... "'"1! .,.,.. \ ' · WUlow . ·~ Club at lf"tiz4P Reiejilildm~UO~ . pear ~ Ill Goii!Polfii Miltdcl,pal ;·Court were: ~ E. Dunn, 20, JoiQiy B, ijol~. 2of2,~...~anny Johr)aaft, 30, all · ,;:.""16-" AlfODJO Jobn.m. 38, Itt. 1 'GalllpoUs, wu arnited on a <:harp of pellt lll'COIQ' for 1lle alleged theft Sept. 15 of a wheelbarrow. '!be WBlTIIII ,... ataDed by Lawrence Me~ JoMson Is sch<Wieel for a hearlgJ Monday Ill mmlclpal court. Jem Dean Laocalter, 19, Rl. I Vinton, arrested by the lhorlff'a department m a chll'IIO of grand larc0111, was released w Mollt8001ery Cowd;y authorities Friday. He Is accused of stealfll& Dve clarfllela and one tn1mpet from a biBb ad!ool. .1 ' .• , • . '·. .. , £'-<1 }i · ••~·'-M 11 ~ US lYIBD. . .'!,\·~~·~ .. 'E!;..A6.Ci ~-~~ ' r~ ~ · · ' GALJ.IPOLI!I - ; e: OreYIIle w, C<>nley; 47, CoiUIDbul, ... ll'• rolled by dl;y pollee late Frl· ~ n11t111 Qil a dlll'IIO ofbWoxl<aiiOil. An addltloaal chll'P of aallllit ,... !l1ed qatnot emloy SOlurdey JIIDI'IIIn&. 'l1le aa1111ij warrant wu ll&n· eel by James PNIII&Jo, lS M Ill Creek, 'tlbolllllaredalollfawoond Ia 1he bock andnock- nqulred 22 stitches 1o cloae. llo wu treated at HOlzer Medleal Clllter and releosed. C<>nlo,y Ia dllraed under Section 290L241, Ohio Re\'laed Code with aaaault idth means or force UkeiJ> to ~ - o r .,...t ~harm. Boccmtructfll& the lllddont, police fiiOied Pbllllps tllat ~ pve him and hie brother, Rot!· or Pbllllpa, $10 to drive him from Firat Ave. and Mill Creek to hia room at tile llland View Motel, a halfolllock away. C<>nley, accordlns to pollee, told P1lllllpa he wss afraid someme was waiting for him at tile motel and he · - tl1em to Ill> with him, they shrugged off hh r"""'st. 'lbea he toued a $10 bill at them and they accepted. Poll co aald that P1111llpa took Conley to tile motel, turned the car around and started to leave. '!bat's ""'"" accordlns to Rot!· er Phillips, C<>nley allesediY slashed his brotllor's neck and ._.. part of Na back wltll t11e lml!e. C<>nley Ia ad!eduleel for a hearill& Monday Ill Galllpoila Munlcl· pol C<IUrt. . . ' . . ' . Setu..... ' .,.;A~~:J.-J:i%,~~.~=:~:.~=~ II hid ~-• ~tla8 fll>rie& flllt. ·'lbi prlce!'f1he~waa tile u It Ill~ - live csnjo. . · , ~ .... 'thO lt4!r7' ot the .d - ol ~ Sm !/. ..l!finUionO Jl~ votenrul"'""""' Hla ·llrot bgei!Ni' W&I 1111 the·Uizlo {!aDfWI...'ifi'a<liJIO ~ ~~hid - ·.JiUOIIIid ~ of 100 steamboata IIIII ha4 ~ hod an -~Jio eotlll4ered ..,. of the veey beat ravtsatko on tile Oldo liNer, It'a lnla'eotla8 to-that c.p..' · Jlomlltorl. l.D tile ,.., taln llomlltoo wao ..,. ot the ourvlvwo of lhe Lena _. O>Pto;lon ..,... Cll,pflor MID, ~ mUoa below (:all\rilo, not IH 1ro111 whore tllopacketllorr)'Deoll..ew Itl over &0 yeacs ,.0 (wlddl """ oametlme betcre 1873l Se¥erll pilr&CIIll were kllleelbytllaaebollor uj)loaiOIII. aptaln Homtitoo •••lllmnllrm tbe river i.eel ..,_ -11 oo~ drowning but was .....,.._ SOIIIedo,y 1'!11 _jolng lo,ella sur........... (IJPD-North VIetn a .m e I e troop · • ~ lluc Satu ._..,.,. , ~tAinm rday. shcit doim .;.;} •. . . can Jet tryfll& ,to ill! ~~."""Gr ,siege '·or If!• .'N eon Berot· camp . ' .. , ..;....,, . ang, '!be pilot was lo 'heUcopter plckJiP. . ' Ill Sai&Q1, Ill the m\ldlly IIIII Ill .,_ "'""-- Dalla U ·lind ~ · ''""' .._,. ! ,s, ,. :,lbrth Vletnameoe !I'OOP• l'lllCitted .. kill•-- at least 129 CoDUIIunl . 111 In"'"a ,_ .... battl. e """""" lllddi rapd unUI -•~-'1 Am '""'"'~ •-.. · orlean looaes were one killed and 25 wounded. ,...., . mg F ..,.. 'lba. &161• ft~t 58 miles west-thweat o1 .. , _ was the b•~~ -·at of a sarles of ConumJ. '. . a o1 4n1 at tlaled actions Ill tile swampy delta, Soutb Vlatrui. meso mmu. reported kDifll& ·otx Vtot c- and capturfll& 13 ln a clash near Can Gluoc 20 mil south or Sai!IOII. os lJ s. •-•· ' ...-.lll!len said tral!lc ;::,: ~laliJ> restored ID tile c Bridge 15 mile& IOUtllweat or Soiaon. 'lbree Co mmuolst rockets blew oot a 2Uoot IO•uon ~ of · tile - · beto da ~ re wn, but a brldge was set up by a t t d - ·-· an aome trucks began ntoYfll& over Highway 4, ..,_, 5 Ill 1111 ........,, e e to tl1e delta rice bowl • UPJ correspondent Nat Glb. son repo•·u .... from ' '_,. tile Thuong Du ....._. 25 mil . c •• ~• ea SOUIIIweat or Da Nang, said u.s. and Soutl1 VIetnamese troops P u • h I n g lhi'IIUIIr l>llat the Americans <all "lndlim COIUitry" around the vital outpoat killed io Nortll VIetnamese early Saturda,y Allied losses were desa'lbed a~ •u~." "'" Bomb Juntjles U S. Air .' Force 1152 ,.. ""• ......._~ -......,.. upwards of 350,00 . 0 d poun s of bombs on jungled hillsides •lsht miles from Thuong Due ............ ~""' Elemonts of tile Nortll Vlotname se ••Orce, estimated at 88 miUIJ' as 7, o0omen, · surrounding Thuong Due slammed more ·mortar shell" flltD bunken fllslde tile camp ln&med by abOut 500 u.s. Creon ·Beret jungle fiBhters and Soutl1 Vlelnamose flllontrymen. Glbsen aald a "JoQy Creon Giant" helicopter 81VIIOped over the hUla around Thuoots Due and rescued tile pilot of tile downed plane who P.rachuted Seconds after Ids craft wa& hft. He was nown to a Da Nq hoSPital. The Nortll Vlelllamese were reported ID have vowed tD take Tmong Due and remove It aa an Ojbstacle in tile Communist inf11tratlon route to Da Nang South Vietnam's second largest cll;y. iunbaJ! ~~~til 7~:=0:-:-L.-:3:-N 0. 3 -6 --~::;_::.:::__ _ _ _~SUNDAY, •;i WASHINGTON (UPI)_ Vl~e Europe that go considerably President Hubert IL Htlllljlhrey be.Y"'ld exlsUng Johnson admlSeturday endorSed prq>oaals lor liistratlon polic~. '!be recomJOint space e~loratJons with merdatlona came from his own EUI'qlean rations.~ an annual Eur~n aftairs task torce. summit meeting with' European They included! the .POSsibU1ty lilies lnd conslderati(ll or lrm • >f".;. •• : .. .. j\1-1:,. ' I . "i F' WhencoJbmonsense~ ' ) • • • •' ·. • ' .. w. -.' ·you hln:ne repall'S .,.'::~: or modernization.·'j·.r shoUldlu)twaitl c.' . . . ' . He Home Improvement Loans- over discrimiRitorY" status to some European countries and in preparation tor a week of campaigning centering in Penn-. •f)-oe eu~~ ParldDJ. ,,.,nr~va-ID Window Serilc!e HAD ONLY FORD MOTOR CO. CAN ''TEU IT LIKE REALLY IS" '. ' (1) WE HAVE A LONGER WHEEL BASE THAN OUR COMPETITION . (All Big Fords Are On A 121" Wheel Base) (2) WE HAVE A DELIGHTFUL NEW 'MUSTANG (All New Stylinl) attel'll the foW'th game of the World Series a00 address a Pulaski Day rally In Detroit's cadillac Squar", hoping to counter the emphasis Nixon and Wallace ha\le given to the "law and order" issue. • . ~ (4) WE HAVE THE BIG P011ER PLANTS-428 COBRA JET AND RAM JET (Engines-429 4V ERline) ' years ago. 1964. ' About 121.5 million persona, including servicemen overseas, will be old enough to rote tlllo year, an .lnc.r:-ease ol7.1 million over 1964 when 70.7 million, or 62 per cent, cast ballota. The bureau said the Increase In ellgibl...,ge voters is pal'!l.r due to the recOl'd number ot Wallace Interrupted > l Repeatedly In Newark persons, about 12.2 million, who have reached voti111 age since the ' last presidential election. NEWARK, N.J. (Upl) wounded. Police said shots were George C. WaHace took his fi.red from a passing car and presidential campaign into one mne buildings, including a of America' s most racially · newspllller office and two eating divided cities Saturday and was places , were hit. interrupted repeat.edly by a Rkhard Gi!C, '20, suffered a white crowd which chanted: bullet wound in the back. H "We wa_Q.t Wallace, we want told police the shot came fro:: Wallace. " a pas:sing car. As Wallace completed his 45The Newark scu01es :s tarted ~inute speech to 5,000 persons as Walla ce was getting Into his m downtown Newark's Military car for the drive to the ah'])ort. · RUTLAND - A neiOdatfons Park, scuffie s broke out beClub-swinging police quickly conunittee was named ThJrsdQ tween about a dozen whites and broke il up. night whenoon.teachln&elll!>lo,yel" .Negroes. It was the second day Both in Newark, a cit.Y with a of the Meigs Local School m a row that \liol.eoce followed Negro population or about 60 trict met at the RuUand EJeJD~m­ campaign appearances of the per cent which s uffered one or tary School to form a local ebl,.. former Alabama governor. the wor st r ' ots ever, and in ter of' the Ohio Auoclat:.loa 01 Shooting Occurs Jersey City, I where the candi- PubiJc School &n,J.oyes. In Buffalo Friday night date stopped fir st, the crowds Named to the committee ware shooting broke out on the city' ~ were enthusiastically pro-WaJ- Denver J:IYseU, chairmanj Mrs. East Side alter a Wallace rally lace and there were onlv a Maxine Arnold, representlng the and one .Yout}l was critically handful of demonstrators ·op.. cooks; Mrs. Grace Drake, repre.. Negotiations Committee m... · •' Standard Speech Wallace' s speeches in both sent.tn.g the secretaries; IJilrd Moore, representing the ~ dians; Mrs. Clarence ..,...,, places _ were his standard representing the bus drfvers. "csmpa1gn speech condemning otffcen elected Cor the new the Republican and Democrati c chapter are Mrs. Wilma Sir- . :.·~· candidates, the u.s. Supreme - gent, president; Vernon Weber f .. Cou~ and eastern newspapers, vice president; Mrs. Mildred calling for law and order and fers, secretary, and Mrs. Katbr·, Jet: nuc.lear superior,· ,, v Umted Slates. of the ryn SWanson, trea -The group recorded 22 P8ld members by the time o1 the first m!)Oting, Present were Mildrid Hysell, Grace Drake, Avice Bailey, Helen <;lrlvey, Maxine AmVelma Douglas, .·t'~ · -:{ Dcxma llauck, KathrYn Swan...,, Denver Hysell, Marvin Wllooo, Don A. Cotterill, Erneat Wood, Paulfile Darst, Faye Manley, B. JunIor Darst, Clarence Turley, Nick Gruesar, William &n!th, c. L, Butcher and MlldredJe!Jers. 'lba group wtli meet once eaeh montll. ;.. ',.(!': Stitt Expected I See!! LTD 2 DR. HARDTOP CHARLIE WEBSTER MELYIN LITTLE HOMER WAUGH .,_~ To Waive His Extradition COLUMBUS (UPO _ Collllll- ... MUSTANG MACHI I . bu5 authorities have prepared extradition papers for James A. Stitt of Columbus, In the OVOIII Ute murder suspect refuses to "':"ive extradition from JacktaB. vi1Je, Fla,, to Ohio. Stitt, 19, is charpd on a federal war nurt with unlawtlll tllght tD avoid prosecution 00 a eharp of first • degree n.ll'der In the · .,. doa'!' Of t:mu Zbinden, t7. TORINO GT SportsRoof Stitt is scheduled to appear in magistrate's court iD JackIIOilVille Monday and Ia i ' ' arrested In the Florida Thursd!IY. ' SECOND AYE. MARTI ~ Zbillden's boily was ells"""- ~~,) ered on tile bank of tile ml Wal. . nut Creek Sept. 20, lie had shot severiU ·t~mqo, . Check Our Price Before You Buy-We Will Save You Much Money ' .f -ct- ed to waive extradltloa. He wu We Are Ready To Deal!!f •• ,, "·'; young old, (3) WE HAVE THE STYLING LEADING THE INDUSTRY (The 1969 F~rd LTO) ' IT Americans would vote 1n next month's presidential ulectlon,. 1 million more than voted tour The bureau's forecast said there would be about 74 mWion sylvania and New York. voters Jr the same percentaae On Sunday, H u m p h r e y of the voting-ege J>OPulaUon planned to go to Detroit to turns out as did in November posed to him. " WASHINGTON (UPO- 'lba U. S. Cen&us Bureau predicted Saturday that about 74 million Is Appointed Ga!Hpllk FIELD OVER AND YOU CAN PLAINLY SEE THAT Vote Nov. 5 "~ for · granting ~ Pluml!in~ ... h~~B :: . weathel:s~ippiM ... wan msulation • ~ . leaky 1'90fs, ~ besements •.. or old dr iiladell~~ wi:riitl. are some of .the veey·~ re~~Sons t.o ·allt right now! ·Save money, tiJne, discm,nfQXI: anddistresR by getting one of oiir lDClit eConomical bllilk w" called Organization be Overlapped by a "beginni~. with Roma.nla NATO COinmander. new ~<joint Arnet ican-European later- if It relaln• itli domestic Humphrey embraced a wide defense ~:~ecurt'ry s.Y~em," crea.. libert:l reform&- with Czecho~ range of recommendations for tion of 1 joint space program ftkiL'' future American Policy In wi~h Western . Europe and Humphrey was concluding ultunatel)o, perhaps, with Russia two days of staff meetings here appoinlJnent OC a European a.s Million To between NATO and tile couJ>o trtos of tile Warsaw Pact, ·the Conunumot ver,Jion of NATO. On trade, ' tbe task torce that the North Atlantic Treat)' . Eastern its Eastern European d.lies; an educational common market; summits with Western Europe allies ellery year aDd betor~ "major initiatives affecttrw elther American or E~ ropean interests," an uirternationa! role" ror West Germany a~ . a . greater role for the Bnttsh m European affairs. " The report also foresaw e\lentually some relationships" tha !citllmos ot 1lle lllmoua Galllpolls caaer• who liat tile c:ourto I . 6, 1_96.8__ Expect 74 . md ohlue In tile pre-Waterloo WOO>dero days. It 111110110 has a plcture of t11a telan 1 can borrow, I would,GI'eclate a loan ·ot It to use !Dr !he atorJ, I misSed oeeiNt Wylie White, pollee radio dlapatcltor, at cl~ not oerlwll,y Injured. • hall lor tllree"or !ol!r daya thla week. ·1 thousllt ho waa on ...... SPORTS IIIGHLIGHTS fr<m Uoo Ill Ftoricla IIIII 1"rrddy niJht tllot Tribune Included Pll'kers- I kidded him alWU~ art I h!IPburg 23 Gallla Academy Hlgjl peoed to look down at tile floor 1 a cast on his right Sch<d 15. Ani, Marshall College and 1here an1de. . ( It was tllen) 82 Rio Grlllllle COlIt aeemo Wylfll wal putting alege 14. Dig those low scoreo. Not llloe today's centw'7 tally, way . an electric fall, a big oae, last Sunday night In his prop outAND THEN AGAIN there wasa aec1 he feU otf tile ladder. big score in that 45-year-old fered a fraclw'ed bene in hia heel ,.,wapoper. LISTEN TO TillS- But aow, be's back lntheharneaa The Shamrocks of Galllpolls 85 aec1 clolnr aoed. Southwebster 24, wltll tile late i drq>ped to ~er leal Center tile other mnfll& to Lorah "'LINK" Robinson pac:irw see Ron Easton, 176-pound seJ>o wlmers with 12 points, and he played only a part of tile llrst lor on tile Nortll Gallla - ' ! half Of the game, wbich was play- aqu.ld, who this .f&st week auf.. fereil o dislocated hlp In a pDeed at Pomeroy. lt was the ShlmrtM:ks' ftrst.- 1(1. Ron .... In good oplrltS but pearance at Pomeroy ancl a big wUI sliP In tile hospl1al for olx crornl of Meigs lana turoed out. weeks and won't AObock!Dsch<d '!be Shamroclia were a top ball until February. Down tile hall, 1'ciiiUnY Morclub and like teams of yestergan, son of Dr. 'I'hc:lnaa w. lrfor· year they took on any and all ·pn. wao lli<INilt ..ay, watch- I ' ;': �'' . .·. etican ·Jet Downed ·'"·;~!(;oN W.nditet 0.~.• , . ' ., '· . .;.'I . I·'.~· GALLQ'(iLIS ..:: ·~ ,,I'Yil nllbl. " llie COI1Ia Co1Dor·1 ,.._ .. • 111'1 · ~ lllBII'!d.lhiei, ..... iii.. ~. of cii.Oi'!litll w CARE TO try your luck in naming tlle"E!ght Wonder& ofOillo." Gov. James Rhodes is cooctucting a CO(llest lor all Ohioans to make them awa~ of what is available in tourism in the state. Those entering only have to write the DIJ11Eis oCeightthi~s or places in Ohio they think are outstanding and mall them lo "The Eight Wonders of Ohio Contest." state of Ohio DeYelopment Department, P. o. I'm: 1001, Columbus, 0., 43216. There are no apeclal entry blanks o1· entry fees. The winner, who will be an- night and at 'fq:JJ)ers Plains nounced In November, will be Elementary School has an opertitled "Top Tour ist of 1968" etta, "The Early Bird catches and wlll recel ve a plaque from the Governor and a pas sport will entitle the contest winner and his the Worm", in rehearsals. A TOTAL of 106 tentll grade family to privileges and pr izes students of the Meigs Local including a life membership in School District taki~ part in a th~ Ohio Histor ical Society, free health class have been given imp passes to top tourist attractions, munizatlons - one or more, thal a full daj' of rides at an amuso.- Is. ment park and high quality food The breakdowoonthe shots givproducts from some of Ohio's en inchxle: dl»theria, tetanus booster, 79i tl.rat diptheria infamous festivals. jection. eight; smallpos vaccina- Russell Ferr)'II'Ulll. 63, Spling- tions, 52i Sabin polio, 43. TWen-- fleld, brought here !all week ty-seven staff members received on a rontempt of court chlrae, was released Fridi.Y ·after paybooster shots. ill& a $300 arrearage Ill non • son as principal of the catawaThe immunizations were given support charges. ba and Portage elementary by Mrs. Catherine Lowery, Meigs Judge Thomas W. Mitchell orschool s - a non-.teaching posi- County Health Department nurse, dered Ferryman releaaed and tion. As the res ult of Brown's assisted by Mrs. Edna Russell, ordered him to pay $15 a week 10-weeks of stOOy In Toledo this Meigs Local health nurse, an:l for the support of a mi nor summer a new individualized Linda Sidden, CAP trainee. Machild, In advance beglmlng Oct. reading program. is being intr~ terials needed for the innoculaI. F erryl!Uill had been charpd duced in the two schools he is tion program were provided by mw heading. Mrs. Brown, also the Meigs County Department or with failure to pay support of $15 a week from March to Sop. a teacher, is working only part- Heolth. tember this year. time this year. Artllur E. Underwood, 51, Rt. ENDORSE ~E ONE l Gallipolis, was in court on a FREMONT, Ohio (UPDThe OUT TUPPERS Plains way, charge of violation of probaOlllo Historical Society's Board Mrs. Alice Nease, vocal music of Trusteao has endorsed state tion, however, he was contizlled slt)ervisor in the Eastern Local on probation at Judge Mitchell's School Distrh:t, is busy, as us- lssue No. 1, suthorlzlng tile legislature to issue bandl to build order. ual hil!hways and construct public Alice headed the homecoming events at the high school Friday improvements. The trustees said awroxlmate· HALL APPOINTED CINCINNATI (UPI) - Juneo ly $5 million of tile prq10sed Lawrence Hall, associate .proIssues would be earmarked to fessor of anatortJ3 at Ohio State improve existing state historiUniversity, was named profescal attractions, create new state sor of anatomy at the Unlvermemorials and preserve o I d histoncal structures tllreatened 1113' of Cincinnati's College of TOM BROWN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brown of near Pomeroy , is working thi s school sea- 1' ; TAFT CHIEF JUSTICE -·'·--- .,._ -·· by progress. Medlcflle. rn; . "t;. ~' 1bi .........u1iete~ eel bY ~ilhh. ' "''I'"" IJ1llll of .... "'"1! .,.,.. \ ' · WUlow . ·~ Club at lf"tiz4P Reiejilildm~UO~ . pear ~ Ill Goii!Polfii Miltdcl,pal ;·Court were: ~ E. Dunn, 20, JoiQiy B, ijol~. 2of2,~...~anny Johr)aaft, 30, all · ,;:.""16-" AlfODJO Jobn.m. 38, Itt. 1 'GalllpoUs, wu arnited on a <:harp of pellt lll'COIQ' for 1lle alleged theft Sept. 15 of a wheelbarrow. '!be WBlTIIII ,... ataDed by Lawrence Me~ JoMson Is sch<Wieel for a hearlgJ Monday Ill mmlclpal court. Jem Dean Laocalter, 19, Rl. I Vinton, arrested by the lhorlff'a department m a chll'IIO of grand larc0111, was released w Mollt8001ery Cowd;y authorities Friday. He Is accused of stealfll& Dve clarfllela and one tn1mpet from a biBb ad!ool. .1 ' .• , • . '·. .. , £'-<1 }i · ••~·'-M 11 ~ US lYIBD. . .'!,\·~~·~ .. 'E!;..A6.Ci ~-~~ ' r~ ~ · · ' GALJ.IPOLI!I - ; e: OreYIIle w, C<>nley; 47, CoiUIDbul, ... ll'• rolled by dl;y pollee late Frl· ~ n11t111 Qil a dlll'IIO ofbWoxl<aiiOil. An addltloaal chll'P of aallllit ,... !l1ed qatnot emloy SOlurdey JIIDI'IIIn&. 'l1le aa1111ij warrant wu ll&n· eel by James PNIII&Jo, lS M Ill Creek, 'tlbolllllaredalollfawoond Ia 1he bock andnock- nqulred 22 stitches 1o cloae. llo wu treated at HOlzer Medleal Clllter and releosed. C<>nlo,y Ia dllraed under Section 290L241, Ohio Re\'laed Code with aaaault idth means or force UkeiJ> to ~ - o r .,...t ~harm. Boccmtructfll& the lllddont, police fiiOied Pbllllps tllat ~ pve him and hie brother, Rot!· or Pbllllpa, $10 to drive him from Firat Ave. and Mill Creek to hia room at tile llland View Motel, a halfolllock away. C<>nley, accordlns to pollee, told P1lllllpa he wss afraid someme was waiting for him at tile motel and he · - tl1em to Ill> with him, they shrugged off hh r"""'st. 'lbea he toued a $10 bill at them and they accepted. Poll co aald that P1111llpa took Conley to tile motel, turned the car around and started to leave. '!bat's ""'"" accordlns to Rot!· er Phillips, C<>nley allesediY slashed his brotllor's neck and ._.. part of Na back wltll t11e lml!e. C<>nley Ia ad!eduleel for a hearill& Monday Ill Galllpoila Munlcl· pol C<IUrt. . . ' . . ' . Setu..... ' .,.;A~~:J.-J:i%,~~.~=:~:.~=~ II hid ~-• ~tla8 fll>rie& flllt. ·'lbi prlce!'f1he~waa tile u It Ill~ - live csnjo. . · , ~ .... 'thO lt4!r7' ot the .d - ol ~ Sm !/. ..l!finUionO Jl~ votenrul"'""""' Hla ·llrot bgei!Ni' W&I 1111 the·Uizlo {!aDfWI...'ifi'a<liJIO ~ ~~hid - ·.JiUOIIIid ~ of 100 steamboata IIIII ha4 ~ hod an -~Jio eotlll4ered ..,. of the veey beat ravtsatko on tile Oldo liNer, It'a lnla'eotla8 to-that c.p..' · Jlomlltorl. l.D tile ,.., taln llomlltoo wao ..,. ot the ourvlvwo of lhe Lena _. O>Pto;lon ..,... Cll,pflor MID, ~ mUoa below (:all\rilo, not IH 1ro111 whore tllopacketllorr)'Deoll..ew Itl over &0 yeacs ,.0 (wlddl """ oametlme betcre 1873l Se¥erll pilr&CIIll were kllleelbytllaaebollor uj)loaiOIII. aptaln Homtitoo •••lllmnllrm tbe river i.eel ..,_ -11 oo~ drowning but was .....,.._ SOIIIedo,y 1'!11 _jolng lo,ella sur........... (IJPD-North VIetn a .m e I e troop · • ~ lluc Satu ._..,.,. , ~tAinm rday. shcit doim .;.;} •. . . can Jet tryfll& ,to ill! ~~."""Gr ,siege '·or If!• .'N eon Berot· camp . ' .. , ..;....,, . ang, '!be pilot was lo 'heUcopter plckJiP. . ' Ill Sai&Q1, Ill the m\ldlly IIIII Ill .,_ "'""-- Dalla U ·lind ~ · ''""' .._,. ! ,s, ,. :,lbrth Vletnameoe !I'OOP• l'lllCitted .. kill•-- at least 129 CoDUIIunl . 111 In"'"a ,_ .... battl. e """""" lllddi rapd unUI -•~-'1 Am '""'"'~ •-.. · orlean looaes were one killed and 25 wounded. ,...., . mg F ..,.. 'lba. &161• ft~t 58 miles west-thweat o1 .. , _ was the b•~~ -·at of a sarles of ConumJ. '. . a o1 4n1 at tlaled actions Ill tile swampy delta, Soutb Vlatrui. meso mmu. reported kDifll& ·otx Vtot c- and capturfll& 13 ln a clash near Can Gluoc 20 mil south or Sai!IOII. os lJ s. •-•· ' ...-.lll!len said tral!lc ;::,: ~laliJ> restored ID tile c Bridge 15 mile& IOUtllweat or Soiaon. 'lbree Co mmuolst rockets blew oot a 2Uoot IO•uon ~ of · tile - · beto da ~ re wn, but a brldge was set up by a t t d - ·-· an aome trucks began ntoYfll& over Highway 4, ..,_, 5 Ill 1111 ........,, e e to tl1e delta rice bowl • UPJ correspondent Nat Glb. son repo•·u .... from ' '_,. tile Thuong Du ....._. 25 mil . c •• ~• ea SOUIIIweat or Da Nang, said u.s. and Soutl1 VIetnamese troops P u • h I n g lhi'IIUIIr l>llat the Americans <all "lndlim COIUitry" around the vital outpoat killed io Nortll VIetnamese early Saturda,y Allied losses were desa'lbed a~ •u~." "'" Bomb Juntjles U S. Air .' Force 1152 ,.. ""• ......._~ -......,.. upwards of 350,00 . 0 d poun s of bombs on jungled hillsides •lsht miles from Thuong Due ............ ~""' Elemonts of tile Nortll Vlotname se ••Orce, estimated at 88 miUIJ' as 7, o0omen, · surrounding Thuong Due slammed more ·mortar shell" flltD bunken fllslde tile camp ln&med by abOut 500 u.s. Creon ·Beret jungle fiBhters and Soutl1 Vlelnamose flllontrymen. Glbsen aald a "JoQy Creon Giant" helicopter 81VIIOped over the hUla around Thuoots Due and rescued tile pilot of tile downed plane who P.rachuted Seconds after Ids craft wa& hft. He was nown to a Da Nq hoSPital. The Nortll Vlelllamese were reported ID have vowed tD take Tmong Due and remove It aa an Ojbstacle in tile Communist inf11tratlon route to Da Nang South Vietnam's second largest cll;y. iunbaJ! ~~~til 7~:=0:-:-L.-:3:-N 0. 3 -6 --~::;_::.:::__ _ _ _~SUNDAY, •;i WASHINGTON (UPI)_ Vl~e Europe that go considerably President Hubert IL Htlllljlhrey be.Y"'ld exlsUng Johnson admlSeturday endorSed prq>oaals lor liistratlon polic~. '!be recomJOint space e~loratJons with merdatlona came from his own EUI'qlean rations.~ an annual Eur~n aftairs task torce. summit meeting with' European They included! the .POSsibU1ty lilies lnd conslderati(ll or lrm • >f".;. •• : .. .. j\1-1:,. ' I . "i F' WhencoJbmonsense~ ' ) • • • •' ·. • ' .. w. -.' ·you hln:ne repall'S .,.'::~: or modernization.·'j·.r shoUldlu)twaitl c.' . . . ' . He Home Improvement Loans- over discrimiRitorY" status to some European countries and in preparation tor a week of campaigning centering in Penn-. •f)-oe eu~~ ParldDJ. ,,.,nr~va-ID Window Serilc!e HAD ONLY FORD MOTOR CO. CAN ''TEU IT LIKE REALLY IS" '. ' (1) WE HAVE A LONGER WHEEL BASE THAN OUR COMPETITION . (All Big Fords Are On A 121" Wheel Base) (2) WE HAVE A DELIGHTFUL NEW 'MUSTANG (All New Stylinl) attel'll the foW'th game of the World Series a00 address a Pulaski Day rally In Detroit's cadillac Squar", hoping to counter the emphasis Nixon and Wallace ha\le given to the "law and order" issue. • . ~ (4) WE HAVE THE BIG P011ER PLANTS-428 COBRA JET AND RAM JET (Engines-429 4V ERline) ' years ago. 1964. ' About 121.5 million persona, including servicemen overseas, will be old enough to rote tlllo year, an .lnc.r:-ease ol7.1 million over 1964 when 70.7 million, or 62 per cent, cast ballota. The bureau said the Increase In ellgibl...,ge voters is pal'!l.r due to the recOl'd number ot Wallace Interrupted > l Repeatedly In Newark persons, about 12.2 million, who have reached voti111 age since the ' last presidential election. NEWARK, N.J. (Upl) wounded. Police said shots were George C. WaHace took his fi.red from a passing car and presidential campaign into one mne buildings, including a of America' s most racially · newspllller office and two eating divided cities Saturday and was places , were hit. interrupted repeat.edly by a Rkhard Gi!C, '20, suffered a white crowd which chanted: bullet wound in the back. H "We wa_Q.t Wallace, we want told police the shot came fro:: Wallace. " a pas:sing car. As Wallace completed his 45The Newark scu01es :s tarted ~inute speech to 5,000 persons as Walla ce was getting Into his m downtown Newark's Military car for the drive to the ah'])ort. · RUTLAND - A neiOdatfons Park, scuffie s broke out beClub-swinging police quickly conunittee was named ThJrsdQ tween about a dozen whites and broke il up. night whenoon.teachln&elll!>lo,yel" .Negroes. It was the second day Both in Newark, a cit.Y with a of the Meigs Local School m a row that \liol.eoce followed Negro population or about 60 trict met at the RuUand EJeJD~m­ campaign appearances of the per cent which s uffered one or tary School to form a local ebl,.. former Alabama governor. the wor st r ' ots ever, and in ter of' the Ohio Auoclat:.loa 01 Shooting Occurs Jersey City, I where the candi- PubiJc School &n,J.oyes. In Buffalo Friday night date stopped fir st, the crowds Named to the committee ware shooting broke out on the city' ~ were enthusiastically pro-WaJ- Denver J:IYseU, chairmanj Mrs. East Side alter a Wallace rally lace and there were onlv a Maxine Arnold, representlng the and one .Yout}l was critically handful of demonstrators ·op.. cooks; Mrs. Grace Drake, repre.. Negotiations Committee m... · •' Standard Speech Wallace' s speeches in both sent.tn.g the secretaries; IJilrd Moore, representing the ~ dians; Mrs. Clarence ..,...,, places _ were his standard representing the bus drfvers. "csmpa1gn speech condemning otffcen elected Cor the new the Republican and Democrati c chapter are Mrs. Wilma Sir- . :.·~· candidates, the u.s. Supreme - gent, president; Vernon Weber f .. Cou~ and eastern newspapers, vice president; Mrs. Mildred calling for law and order and fers, secretary, and Mrs. Katbr·, Jet: nuc.lear superior,· ,, v Umted Slates. of the ryn SWanson, trea -The group recorded 22 P8ld members by the time o1 the first m!)Oting, Present were Mildrid Hysell, Grace Drake, Avice Bailey, Helen <;lrlvey, Maxine AmVelma Douglas, .·t'~ · -:{ Dcxma llauck, KathrYn Swan...,, Denver Hysell, Marvin Wllooo, Don A. Cotterill, Erneat Wood, Paulfile Darst, Faye Manley, B. JunIor Darst, Clarence Turley, Nick Gruesar, William &n!th, c. L, Butcher and MlldredJe!Jers. 'lba group wtli meet once eaeh montll. ;.. ',.(!': Stitt Expected I See!! LTD 2 DR. HARDTOP CHARLIE WEBSTER MELYIN LITTLE HOMER WAUGH .,_~ To Waive His Extradition COLUMBUS (UPO _ Collllll- ... MUSTANG MACHI I . bu5 authorities have prepared extradition papers for James A. Stitt of Columbus, In the OVOIII Ute murder suspect refuses to "':"ive extradition from JacktaB. vi1Je, Fla,, to Ohio. Stitt, 19, is charpd on a federal war nurt with unlawtlll tllght tD avoid prosecution 00 a eharp of first • degree n.ll'der In the · .,. doa'!' Of t:mu Zbinden, t7. TORINO GT SportsRoof Stitt is scheduled to appear in magistrate's court iD JackIIOilVille Monday and Ia i ' ' arrested In the Florida Thursd!IY. ' SECOND AYE. MARTI ~ Zbillden's boily was ells"""- ~~,) ered on tile bank of tile ml Wal. . nut Creek Sept. 20, lie had shot severiU ·t~mqo, . Check Our Price Before You Buy-We Will Save You Much Money ' .f -ct- ed to waive extradltloa. He wu We Are Ready To Deal!!f •• ,, "·'; young old, (3) WE HAVE THE STYLING LEADING THE INDUSTRY (The 1969 F~rd LTO) ' IT Americans would vote 1n next month's presidential ulectlon,. 1 million more than voted tour The bureau's forecast said there would be about 74 mWion sylvania and New York. voters Jr the same percentaae On Sunday, H u m p h r e y of the voting-ege J>OPulaUon planned to go to Detroit to turns out as did in November posed to him. " WASHINGTON (UPO- 'lba U. S. Cen&us Bureau predicted Saturday that about 74 million Is Appointed Ga!Hpllk FIELD OVER AND YOU CAN PLAINLY SEE THAT Vote Nov. 5 "~ for · granting ~ Pluml!in~ ... h~~B :: . weathel:s~ippiM ... wan msulation • ~ . leaky 1'90fs, ~ besements •.. or old dr iiladell~~ wi:riitl. are some of .the veey·~ re~~Sons t.o ·allt right now! ·Save money, tiJne, discm,nfQXI: anddistresR by getting one of oiir lDClit eConomical bllilk w" called Organization be Overlapped by a "beginni~. with Roma.nla NATO COinmander. new ~<joint Arnet ican-European later- if It relaln• itli domestic Humphrey embraced a wide defense ~:~ecurt'ry s.Y~em," crea.. libert:l reform&- with Czecho~ range of recommendations for tion of 1 joint space program ftkiL'' future American Policy In wi~h Western . Europe and Humphrey was concluding ultunatel)o, perhaps, with Russia two days of staff meetings here appoinlJnent OC a European a.s Million To between NATO and tile couJ>o trtos of tile Warsaw Pact, ·the Conunumot ver,Jion of NATO. On trade, ' tbe task torce that the North Atlantic Treat)' . Eastern its Eastern European d.lies; an educational common market; summits with Western Europe allies ellery year aDd betor~ "major initiatives affecttrw elther American or E~ ropean interests," an uirternationa! role" ror West Germany a~ . a . greater role for the Bnttsh m European affairs. " The report also foresaw e\lentually some relationships" tha !citllmos ot 1lle lllmoua Galllpolls caaer• who liat tile c:ourto I . 6, 1_96.8__ Expect 74 . md ohlue In tile pre-Waterloo WOO>dero days. It 111110110 has a plcture of t11a telan 1 can borrow, I would,GI'eclate a loan ·ot It to use !Dr !he atorJ, I misSed oeeiNt Wylie White, pollee radio dlapatcltor, at cl~ not oerlwll,y Injured. • hall lor tllree"or !ol!r daya thla week. ·1 thousllt ho waa on ...... SPORTS IIIGHLIGHTS fr<m Uoo Ill Ftoricla IIIII 1"rrddy niJht tllot Tribune Included Pll'kers- I kidded him alWU~ art I h!IPburg 23 Gallla Academy Hlgjl peoed to look down at tile floor 1 a cast on his right Sch<d 15. Ani, Marshall College and 1here an1de. . ( It was tllen) 82 Rio Grlllllle COlIt aeemo Wylfll wal putting alege 14. Dig those low scoreo. Not llloe today's centw'7 tally, way . an electric fall, a big oae, last Sunday night In his prop outAND THEN AGAIN there wasa aec1 he feU otf tile ladder. big score in that 45-year-old fered a fraclw'ed bene in hia heel ,.,wapoper. LISTEN TO TillS- But aow, be's back lntheharneaa The Shamrocks of Galllpolls 85 aec1 clolnr aoed. Southwebster 24, wltll tile late i drq>ped to ~er leal Center tile other mnfll& to Lorah "'LINK" Robinson pac:irw see Ron Easton, 176-pound seJ>o wlmers with 12 points, and he played only a part of tile llrst lor on tile Nortll Gallla - ' ! half Of the game, wbich was play- aqu.ld, who this .f&st week auf.. fereil o dislocated hlp In a pDeed at Pomeroy. lt was the ShlmrtM:ks' ftrst.- 1(1. Ron .... In good oplrltS but pearance at Pomeroy ancl a big wUI sliP In tile hospl1al for olx crornl of Meigs lana turoed out. weeks and won't AObock!Dsch<d '!be Shamroclia were a top ball until February. Down tile hall, 1'ciiiUnY Morclub and like teams of yestergan, son of Dr. 'I'hc:lnaa w. lrfor· year they took on any and all ·pn. wao lli<INilt ..ay, watch- I ' ;': �1·/ . ... ' -' • •~ ~ . f•. ,. t~·, ', 'l '' ··.; .I• . " potehbli' material before seal- a '·lbntiar ~ e~, :fc!li -~~a. 11111. he sa,yo. . NOlO plano' "'li Alii!! belila reThere are many drlv~ seal- leaaecf conolulii· so those wishers avallable and most ol them lni ' lntormallaQ Cll any forms or will do a saUIIfactory job It U!e maoofacturer'l' lnstructlooa BN followe<l. Moot all sealers .... applied oold and are asphalt tJi tar emulsion. Sealers made with tar are more resistaiW. togas and lubricant drippings. Water I~ added tD some sealers at the dme of applications. 'lbis has no df.. rect bearln!: oo the III&IIQ> of the product. In construction arouod t h e rarm and around the home many people have buildl.Dgs or GCJ.llpment they would like to 00111truct but they lack the plana ror doing the job. Through the Coopera.Uve Extension Service catalogues of plans, digests, and books are available for livestock (acUities and storage buildings. There is !'UIBirnctlm uj>untj tbe home or Cll the farm may ecl~~Uct the Extonalm omee. Home plana Ire avelloble ranging from cablna 1o two, . three, tour, and nve bOdroom homes. · me. Even .,C\1 th!DP ao oaddle horoe barn Plans and h o r s e jumpB ror field <!"eo\ts are ·- vellable. Just lble week the horae .11m11 that eon be eonatruetecuor field events or for tra!nhw wao relealllld through the u il tt e d States Department of Aerleultere'a farm building plan exchange. FIU'JilerB and other rur. al resldenla are llndlngtbatrelo!ng and training horses for show ring or IIUntlllg eon be a prditable business. The horse lumps Plan No. GOH may be ulllld ~ ~~ STA~G\ N fb,...,r / 6 weekend of Gctober 12th and 13th during the fourth armual fall hike and campout 1o b ~ held at 9tawnee !late Fore!it a n d Portsmouth State Park. For the tl' fourth year, this most popular event ls being sponsored by the Department or Natural Resources. "It is encouraging to see the popularity of thil fall ooting increase year after year," said Fred E. Morr, Director of the Department of Natural Resources. The oolorful weekend will get Wlder way at 10:30 a.m. at Bear Lake for the start of a nine mile hike through scenic portions or the 58,000 acre stlte forest and l '• Cow Show Deluxe Begins Oct. 12th COLUMBUS - The "world's largest cow show," with over 2,000 head of dairy cattle participating, starts October 12 at tho state fairgrounds In Columbus. This marks the start of the .~ND~ual North American Dairy Cottle !ilow - a als dl,l' event 2nd wltb over $50,000 In premiums. Three of the six major dairy breeds. Jersey, Guernsey and A3nhlre, will conduct their natlmal programs at the North American. The other three Holstein, Milking !ilorthom and Brown SWiss, will present breed ·. .-..addition In I<> the cattle judg- Ing - · will be natiooal cooleotB for 4-H and Intercollegiate teams plus an Invitational FF A contest. Onr 30 4-Hteamsandmore than 35 oolleglate teams from around the country are expected. 100 FF A teams will be in the In- ·} ' ,..,, ' ' vitational. A new feature at this year's show Is an evening juclg!ng program schedule<l for Wedne&dey, October 16 at 7 p.m. The purpose and }qM! is that more elty people will avail themselves d. lhe opJI(Irlunlty to see some o( lhe best cattle In the ccuntry in competition. The overall program atarts with Junior hws on Saturday, October 12; all ju!lg!ng will be in the Coliseum aiid Cooper A· rena. Ohio Expositions Center Manager Jerry L. Kaltenbach said that commercial and educatlonal exhlblll will be 011 dlspla,y throughout lhe barns and judging areas. He also commented that a natural educational program - the birth or calves Is an automatic b_.ung at a show this size. :n. is expected that 8 to 10 calves will be hom · At 10 a.m. &mday, Dick Moseley, Chief Naturallst for the Di- vision of Parks and Recreation, will conduct a nature walk to Lookout Point m•erlooking the park. No advance reservations are neces.ary to join in any or all o( 1110 tun plamed for the week- endThe Roosevelt Lake area of Portsmouth state Park is located 10 miles west of Porll!lmouth via U. S. 52 and ~· R, 125. Hik- ers may meet at Roosevelt Lake at 10 a.m. or go directly to the starting point at Bear Lake. Bear Lake is reached via S. R. 125 and Forest Roads Nos. 3 and 4. "Last year's attendance was very impressive," said Melvin J, Relll101z, Cl!lef of Olti<>'l D!Jl;,. sion of Parks and Recreation. "Hikers ranging in age from elgbt to elgbty made the trek. We are expecting a larger turn~ out this year,'' he said. > i !j \ j; • ;l ·:l ·•'I J. ,\1 1 I h· ' ' ' ~. \..~ · ~' ' avoeatlilil .;,..· · '/t 'l' '.r.··, For.~ .. .:c.unt'r,y hlllilln;,'the horse ~d ' be~~ as, ·• jumper 'IQ crc;ar 1110 .IIIIIIY l!UrIVOC~q~on; , ..,'. • , ·· · dles It wiU - · Tbe obolacles •!~own In this ploit cail also be ulllldtotralnshowboraell. Jq. plana abown are: Coop, Rail, llt!!oh, Gate, Picket, ond Natural ~ (J!Unt,ra). ~0<1 working drawlrws of USDA . Cooperative F..,.m 'U.,Udlng Exctiln&e Pian No. 601• mt,Y be obtained for $1 trom local OOUlli:V Extension Otrlees. An excellent publ!cal!oo. Cll home lnlpi'OVemelll plana Is available at a coat of $1 from the Extonalon Of!!ee. Included In the book are kitchen llllir.P Ideas, cabinets, sewing c:entera, Jaun.. dry centers, home •rkshops, and llora.ge units. · !lmllar books ire available dn beef equ!pmoot and pl1111 and dairy equipment plans and houelng nee<lsThe swine housing and O!lllpment handbook· was revlaed juot this fall. Most suc:ceslful bog procklcers know and use many planning and operetlng procedures In managing their budness. Their primary obJective Is usually to make u muCh ..,..,_ IU' as posalble with the avelloble labor, time, and mone,y. Relationships of prom _ _ coots, with empbaslsoo buUdlngs and equipment, are dlseuosed In this recently released book, "Swine Housing and F4IIPmenl EASTERN ROYALTY - HERE Ia the roya!t,y oftbe annual Eastern Hi8h Scbool hclnecmniJW Frldl,y nlgbL The Oltelldont . were , selected by the i-espectlve classes. The two unlor girl: who were queen ~s - Naom!lllsseU and Loretta Kay Sorpbt - flare nam!nete<l by the senior class with the enttre olull~llt bod,y voting on the selection. The graqp ,..,·!nwgbt OJ» to I" Oeld at balft!me during the Eastern-K,yger Creek game ~. Loft to rfaht are, baek r<M, lUck Buckley, lllPhomore Areas of swine production dia- eusse<l within lhe book Include: gestating fac!I!Ues, farrowing fa- ~cort; Mike GorreU. Junior escort; Don Rose, the Queen's escort; Roger Barnell, &elllor attelldont's escort; Bob Caldwell trethysftnan escort; ft'ont row, Kim Fick. sophomor.e attendan~ Ka Junior atte'"'·-· Lore- , ... Sar , queen; Naomi Tuttle, Bi ....... ...,. .... nQJ' gen.., . ssell, senior queen candidatej Diane Grueser fresh-man ottendan~ At the tront Is Karen Fick, Cheater Eleme~» tary &:hool student, who served as crown bearer, ., SOUTHERN HOMECOMING - The roya!t_y of the -ern High Homecoming at Raeine, where Melanie Beegle, daughter ot Mr• . and Mrs. Paul Beegle of Letart Falla, waa erowned queen, Include, foregroun:l, Cecelia Jenldna, fiower girl and Richard Furbee, crown bearer. Escorts, attendanta and~­ clatas for queen, from left, are Mark Smith, Brenda Holman, : :D~u .s.& .s .•:~•:•:o:;::-.::=:;:.;w.;:;:;:;;;::-«=:.-:::::::::::~::::::::::=:--.x::::::::::::::o-..:-:·:-~r.:->.»m.*· CAI&IAL~II MAI!IIOIIP ....... I ; .......... 111 A filAr IVY 1'01 WliiCIND WOODCUmRS 1111 MAC I lid 1111 MUSCLE-you don't nHd anyl And • IIIIIMIIht you Uft end manauver It llko a hllnd toaf-cut ft'-;aod, bniah, posts, even 6-inch ftMii111 amd~wltli IQalffort, without try1n11 . __ ........ ......... .... f169.95 Jlaey. HU!, Reii!O tlurke, Mike 11Qman, Jqr The!as, Darrell Nor~s, Miss Beegle, MaJok Beegle, Roi;U. Morrow, Debbie Norns, and KeMJ' Theiss. Miss Burke, MJa1 Norrts .... JGaa HMiolman were attendlnts "hUe Miss Beltlle, Miss Morrow &lid . ss Theiss were canclidates tor the quean honor. Times-Sentinel Photos ..... . -By Bob HoeOich and Bob Wingett ~ '''*' ' ·v .. ·~. . : OJ.IIIIIriiiCICIIIIe GETTING YARDAGE - Jotm Smith, Meigs oeii!Q[ ta!l'-ck, Is beiJW hauled doom here ~Y David Burnett (22) and lUck Mooley (70) after picking up good yardage on a ~r drive In the fourth quarter_ Other Meigs players Identified, trom left, MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. ~-~"~2-~21~7~6 --------•R-ea_r_Me-lp_. _G_M_aq_I_H_os.pl~b-1-.--~~;+~• • The Almanac By United Press lnternatiollll Today is SUJK!a.y, Oct 6, the 280th day of 1968 with 86 to follow. The moon Is fulL The morning stars are Mars ani Jupiter. The evening stars are Saturn and Venus. On this day in history: In 1853, sports writer Grantland Rice was at the microphone as the World Series was broadcast for the first time. In 1954, Jtaly, Yugoslavia, tbe United States and Britain signed a pact seUl~ the partition of Trieste. In 1961, it was revealed House Speaker Sam Rayburn had cancer 1 from WhiCh he later died. during the course ot the North American. The show's advisory commit· tee, In conjunction witb the Ohio Expos!Uons Commission, 111e rulIng and governing OOdles for lido event, announced that a tree admission policy will be In effect this year. Before WINTER SETS< IN! MARK 100 POWER CONVERTER CHARGES .All 6-12-24 Volt BATTERIES SMALL, COMPACT AOF OHIO See Our Complete Line Of !iiiErlLEFI FUEL Oil HEATING STOVES High trad .. in on your present ltoYe LIGHT ··') BULBS t .. ,,/' C'] $8.06 "'0" size, each KEEPING WA HM - Molgs members left to right Marta Hubbarctt dag bearer; Kathy Bailey, b~ majorette' lnd Wendy Csrper. flag bearer, share a blanket when the .rari air became nippy during the Marauder-Gallipolis pme Friday nlghl ., ..... r~' •soooo Worth your Unic o freezers have Urethane foam insulation for maximum food -keeping efficiency. The thinner wall gives you more storage space inside with· out need for more floor space outside. With a freezer, you can serve farm·fresh foods the year-around. Co-op DETERGENT A soft deter- o· I of merctlandise from lANOMAJtK . Dealer. gent, will de,eompose in sewer or septic tank, leave no residue. 50 lbs. Worth of merchandise from your lANDMARK Dealer. other r,riies: Westclox E ectric Alarm . 100 Clocu. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY, just ccme in, or write in, to ~ister at LANDMAruc during the Autumn Sate, Oct. 7 thru 19. Pink Lotion . Dete11ent , A pleasant laundry and dish·washine cuttt~r and household fabulous Offer! Get a Elec. Dry•, AC'110N GALORE - !Mma ni Pill fort11 wileD A lot "' - the lum ....,;,.ff• .,~ ~ • · - ·_., 'llle above ac:ene ••ulecl down by •··"-· Leml " ey (•" ... '. Oil r..n'lclllo m.. • . tile _ ... "' I' ' ..-• IHIJII·I frCID buth Devils ¥!ailed ~r Stacl- lllawa Tom PJ'Qae (II) rar r•~t, ...,_ ' ..,. photo --:• ..Otber PlaJer• ln•thlo l<ll<liHpied are, from leJt, Rick Moeley (10) ot GAllS, Meigs' Jobn Smith (23), Ron 11u1o sell (55) and 8qb Buker CGS>, buth ofGalllpcila; Donnlo Alllt (12), ~ wn~ _llams (21) of Molp, Rlek Hueholt (35) of GAllS, KOftiUI F.oJeUih (80) and MJ!ce• Barr (70), both ............s and Tom ~r (12), GAllS, OOIIfCIWid, '' Teflon·S Aluminum S80W $1:40'1EL PLAYER-oF-THE-WEEK - Rick Mosley, 201-t>CJUDll..,.. lor taclde who Pla.YI buth W&)'l m tbe GAHS mue DevUa Wll aamed "Pla.Y......C4he-Woek" S.lurday morning by the coaching stair fol!owirw hlo outstllnd!JW play qalnat Melgo Fri· dl,l' nigfl~ Mosley was In on o ~t,y or the Galllpolb lcickleo, and hellled open up the lllugb Marauder line for Ful11loek Chuck Neal several times In the bruisirw eome.t. MOiley re... cei ved the weekly J&mzea Golden Helmet Award, IJMXIICred ~ Thomas Clothiers. GABS ·- ~t'izes '100C!! ·Rodney Supply Co. I MII.P.t We•' Ge!ll9colit Rout• U, Rod"?V, 0. 614-24J.5!09 1ac· BATTERIES 60-75-100 watt :~nd a month Federai-HoddJW seramble after a Lancer fumble. Southern players visible lnelude Junior Brewer (32), Hook Crow (11), Bobby Adams (2S) and Terry ProMtt (86), player· on the ~!round at left Is Tom Prose (II) while Ron Ruaoell (.55) looka onln the '-cksround. WOrth of merchandise from your l.AHDMARK•Dealer. FOR ON THE SPOT CURRENT I.NY PLACE OR TIME WHERE'S THAT BALL? - E\'Ol'Yone here Wants to kDow the answer to that question •• pllyera tor both Southern and llo pttiiiJI ln1o a ...t pi!- as Jotm Smith (22) Is about to be tBeldoc! b.Y Davlcl Burnetl (also No. 22) of GAllS. Th8 Gallll)cils 19 Cu. Ft. UNICO 1·0 7 PRIZES! CHEST .FREEZER ~~~:~ '1000°0 FURNISHES 110 VOLT OUTLET WHAT? ••••••••••••••••••••• New Hammer Mill WHY?••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Faster Service HOW FAST? ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Twice WHEN? •••••••••••••••••••••October 3rd, 1968 FOR WHO?••••••••••••••••You The Customer T·RY IT•••••••••••• :•••••••••••••••••••••• N·OW Ill '- STACKJNG UP- Playera Oftbe Molgs team-ed 1o Fits Any Car or Truck ·.,· At . . rnatlon from ~>ue:cesstul swine producers and agricultural en. gineers from thirteen north central United States, reports J, D, Bllck1e, Extensloo agricultural engineer at The Ohio State UniVersit.Y. rect tlle weekend activities. park, The hike will conclude at Although regular camping is Roosevelt Lake at approximate- now closed at the park ckle to a ly 3 p.m., where the Portsmouth renovation and expansion project area Chamber ol Commerce will underway, camping will be availbe ~ to greet tho hikers. able along the shore of the beauThe Chamber will serve re- tiM Roosevelt Lake. For those freslu1loiJI!I 1o all partlclpants. who plan. to stay over night, state Lunch Wlli be along the trail so recreation supervisor, Ralph Ra.hikers will want to carry a aack mey, promises a fun filled evenlunch. Persomel rrom the DJvi- ing or activities around the camPaion of Parks and Recreation and fir~. ,. . all 1ldlo ·~vi iucli 1 Handbook." The recommendations and drawings within t h e book were prepared from lnfor. Forestry and Reclamation will di- ( ' glory or Ohio's woodlands this fall than to take a hike? Hundreds or Ohio families are planning to do just that on 1 h e . _,. f'oO.tball:_ Blazing Woodlands Beckon Hikers COLUMBUS What better way could one enjoy the blazing ~·' .' . ••). datJons on driveways, one of material. Soft spots are usu&1Iy the rethe .,related" activltiesmentionsult or gasoline or lubr!eanl drip0<1 above. He says that cracks in as- ping from automobiles. Evaporaphalt drive'lr-9Y permit water to tion normally' takes care of these get under the pavement and into drippings, but U excessive, they the aoil that supports the drive- can dissolvethea&phaltandcause way. Moisture does not afl'ect soft spots. Remove the asphalt the asphalt, but does reduce the that is affected and fill w i t h .. "'t .. load carrying e~cii.Y of t h e BY C, E. BLAKESLEE soil, he sa,yL Wllat the 1011 canExt. Agent, Agrloulture not !IUJlPOft the laod, then the Meigs Comly asphalt starts to fall. Also, moisPOMEROY - Winter Is oot ture under the pavement can lead. rar away. to frost heave dUring freezing After the rush of harvest seaand thawing cycles. · son Is completed In a month or These cracks can normally more, farmers and urban dwellers will be thinking about win- be sealed by aJII)Iylng any of ter, a time to put up buildings the asphalt or tar driveway sealor spend in related activities. ers available on the market toA recent report by Roger A, dl,l', says Miller. If tile ·crack Is Mlller, Extension agricultural wide and fl!l •iillllll}d and engineer at The Ohio :late Uni- penetrate wid! the sealt1r or use veretQ-, gives some reoommen- a commerclally prtipared patch ,, • . ,. Time to Build ter: • r Precision Drill F~tured u ,.< ., �1·/ . ... ' -' • •~ ~ . f•. ,. t~·, ', 'l '' ··.; .I• . " potehbli' material before seal- a '·lbntiar ~ e~, :fc!li -~~a. 11111. he sa,yo. . NOlO plano' "'li Alii!! belila reThere are many drlv~ seal- leaaecf conolulii· so those wishers avallable and most ol them lni ' lntormallaQ Cll any forms or will do a saUIIfactory job It U!e maoofacturer'l' lnstructlooa BN followe<l. Moot all sealers .... applied oold and are asphalt tJi tar emulsion. Sealers made with tar are more resistaiW. togas and lubricant drippings. Water I~ added tD some sealers at the dme of applications. 'lbis has no df.. rect bearln!: oo the III&IIQ> of the product. In construction arouod t h e rarm and around the home many people have buildl.Dgs or GCJ.llpment they would like to 00111truct but they lack the plana ror doing the job. Through the Coopera.Uve Extension Service catalogues of plans, digests, and books are available for livestock (acUities and storage buildings. There is !'UIBirnctlm uj>untj tbe home or Cll the farm may ecl~~Uct the Extonalm omee. Home plana Ire avelloble ranging from cablna 1o two, . three, tour, and nve bOdroom homes. · me. Even .,C\1 th!DP ao oaddle horoe barn Plans and h o r s e jumpB ror field <!"eo\ts are ·- vellable. Just lble week the horae .11m11 that eon be eonatruetecuor field events or for tra!nhw wao relealllld through the u il tt e d States Department of Aerleultere'a farm building plan exchange. FIU'JilerB and other rur. al resldenla are llndlngtbatrelo!ng and training horses for show ring or IIUntlllg eon be a prditable business. The horse lumps Plan No. GOH may be ulllld ~ ~~ STA~G\ N fb,...,r / 6 weekend of Gctober 12th and 13th during the fourth armual fall hike and campout 1o b ~ held at 9tawnee !late Fore!it a n d Portsmouth State Park. For the tl' fourth year, this most popular event ls being sponsored by the Department or Natural Resources. "It is encouraging to see the popularity of thil fall ooting increase year after year," said Fred E. Morr, Director of the Department of Natural Resources. The oolorful weekend will get Wlder way at 10:30 a.m. at Bear Lake for the start of a nine mile hike through scenic portions or the 58,000 acre stlte forest and l '• Cow Show Deluxe Begins Oct. 12th COLUMBUS - The "world's largest cow show," with over 2,000 head of dairy cattle participating, starts October 12 at tho state fairgrounds In Columbus. This marks the start of the .~ND~ual North American Dairy Cottle !ilow - a als dl,l' event 2nd wltb over $50,000 In premiums. Three of the six major dairy breeds. Jersey, Guernsey and A3nhlre, will conduct their natlmal programs at the North American. The other three Holstein, Milking !ilorthom and Brown SWiss, will present breed ·. .-..addition In I<> the cattle judg- Ing - · will be natiooal cooleotB for 4-H and Intercollegiate teams plus an Invitational FF A contest. Onr 30 4-Hteamsandmore than 35 oolleglate teams from around the country are expected. 100 FF A teams will be in the In- ·} ' ,..,, ' ' vitational. A new feature at this year's show Is an evening juclg!ng program schedule<l for Wedne&dey, October 16 at 7 p.m. The purpose and }qM! is that more elty people will avail themselves d. lhe opJI(Irlunlty to see some o( lhe best cattle In the ccuntry in competition. The overall program atarts with Junior hws on Saturday, October 12; all ju!lg!ng will be in the Coliseum aiid Cooper A· rena. Ohio Expositions Center Manager Jerry L. Kaltenbach said that commercial and educatlonal exhlblll will be 011 dlspla,y throughout lhe barns and judging areas. He also commented that a natural educational program - the birth or calves Is an automatic b_.ung at a show this size. :n. is expected that 8 to 10 calves will be hom · At 10 a.m. &mday, Dick Moseley, Chief Naturallst for the Di- vision of Parks and Recreation, will conduct a nature walk to Lookout Point m•erlooking the park. No advance reservations are neces.ary to join in any or all o( 1110 tun plamed for the week- endThe Roosevelt Lake area of Portsmouth state Park is located 10 miles west of Porll!lmouth via U. S. 52 and ~· R, 125. Hik- ers may meet at Roosevelt Lake at 10 a.m. or go directly to the starting point at Bear Lake. Bear Lake is reached via S. R. 125 and Forest Roads Nos. 3 and 4. "Last year's attendance was very impressive," said Melvin J, Relll101z, Cl!lef of Olti<>'l D!Jl;,. sion of Parks and Recreation. "Hikers ranging in age from elgbt to elgbty made the trek. We are expecting a larger turn~ out this year,'' he said. > i !j \ j; • ;l ·:l ·•'I J. ,\1 1 I h· ' ' ' ~. \..~ · ~' ' avoeatlilil .;,..· · '/t 'l' '.r.··, For.~ .. .:c.unt'r,y hlllilln;,'the horse ~d ' be~~ as, ·• jumper 'IQ crc;ar 1110 .IIIIIIY l!UrIVOC~q~on; , ..,'. • , ·· · dles It wiU - · Tbe obolacles •!~own In this ploit cail also be ulllldtotralnshowboraell. Jq. plana abown are: Coop, Rail, llt!!oh, Gate, Picket, ond Natural ~ (J!Unt,ra). ~0<1 working drawlrws of USDA . Cooperative F..,.m 'U.,Udlng Exctiln&e Pian No. 601• mt,Y be obtained for $1 trom local OOUlli:V Extension Otrlees. An excellent publ!cal!oo. Cll home lnlpi'OVemelll plana Is available at a coat of $1 from the Extonalon Of!!ee. Included In the book are kitchen llllir.P Ideas, cabinets, sewing c:entera, Jaun.. dry centers, home •rkshops, and llora.ge units. · !lmllar books ire available dn beef equ!pmoot and pl1111 and dairy equipment plans and houelng nee<lsThe swine housing and O!lllpment handbook· was revlaed juot this fall. Most suc:ceslful bog procklcers know and use many planning and operetlng procedures In managing their budness. Their primary obJective Is usually to make u muCh ..,..,_ IU' as posalble with the avelloble labor, time, and mone,y. Relationships of prom _ _ coots, with empbaslsoo buUdlngs and equipment, are dlseuosed In this recently released book, "Swine Housing and F4IIPmenl EASTERN ROYALTY - HERE Ia the roya!t,y oftbe annual Eastern Hi8h Scbool hclnecmniJW Frldl,y nlgbL The Oltelldont . were , selected by the i-espectlve classes. The two unlor girl: who were queen ~s - Naom!lllsseU and Loretta Kay Sorpbt - flare nam!nete<l by the senior class with the enttre olull~llt bod,y voting on the selection. The graqp ,..,·!nwgbt OJ» to I" Oeld at balft!me during the Eastern-K,yger Creek game ~. Loft to rfaht are, baek r<M, lUck Buckley, lllPhomore Areas of swine production dia- eusse<l within lhe book Include: gestating fac!I!Ues, farrowing fa- ~cort; Mike GorreU. Junior escort; Don Rose, the Queen's escort; Roger Barnell, &elllor attelldont's escort; Bob Caldwell trethysftnan escort; ft'ont row, Kim Fick. sophomor.e attendan~ Ka Junior atte'"'·-· Lore- , ... Sar , queen; Naomi Tuttle, Bi ....... ...,. .... nQJ' gen.., . ssell, senior queen candidatej Diane Grueser fresh-man ottendan~ At the tront Is Karen Fick, Cheater Eleme~» tary &:hool student, who served as crown bearer, ., SOUTHERN HOMECOMING - The roya!t_y of the -ern High Homecoming at Raeine, where Melanie Beegle, daughter ot Mr• . and Mrs. Paul Beegle of Letart Falla, waa erowned queen, Include, foregroun:l, Cecelia Jenldna, fiower girl and Richard Furbee, crown bearer. Escorts, attendanta and~­ clatas for queen, from left, are Mark Smith, Brenda Holman, : :D~u .s.& .s .•:~•:•:o:;::-.::=:;:.;w.;:;:;:;;;::-«=:.-:::::::::::~::::::::::=:--.x::::::::::::::o-..:-:·:-~r.:->.»m.*· CAI&IAL~II MAI!IIOIIP ....... I ; .......... 111 A filAr IVY 1'01 WliiCIND WOODCUmRS 1111 MAC I lid 1111 MUSCLE-you don't nHd anyl And • IIIIIMIIht you Uft end manauver It llko a hllnd toaf-cut ft'-;aod, bniah, posts, even 6-inch ftMii111 amd~wltli IQalffort, without try1n11 . __ ........ ......... .... f169.95 Jlaey. HU!, Reii!O tlurke, Mike 11Qman, Jqr The!as, Darrell Nor~s, Miss Beegle, MaJok Beegle, Roi;U. Morrow, Debbie Norns, and KeMJ' Theiss. Miss Burke, MJa1 Norrts .... JGaa HMiolman were attendlnts "hUe Miss Beltlle, Miss Morrow &lid . ss Theiss were canclidates tor the quean honor. Times-Sentinel Photos ..... . -By Bob HoeOich and Bob Wingett ~ '''*' ' ·v .. ·~. . : OJ.IIIIIriiiCICIIIIe GETTING YARDAGE - Jotm Smith, Meigs oeii!Q[ ta!l'-ck, Is beiJW hauled doom here ~Y David Burnett (22) and lUck Mooley (70) after picking up good yardage on a ~r drive In the fourth quarter_ Other Meigs players Identified, trom left, MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. ~-~"~2-~21~7~6 --------•R-ea_r_Me-lp_. _G_M_aq_I_H_os.pl~b-1-.--~~;+~• • The Almanac By United Press lnternatiollll Today is SUJK!a.y, Oct 6, the 280th day of 1968 with 86 to follow. The moon Is fulL The morning stars are Mars ani Jupiter. The evening stars are Saturn and Venus. On this day in history: In 1853, sports writer Grantland Rice was at the microphone as the World Series was broadcast for the first time. In 1954, Jtaly, Yugoslavia, tbe United States and Britain signed a pact seUl~ the partition of Trieste. In 1961, it was revealed House Speaker Sam Rayburn had cancer 1 from WhiCh he later died. during the course ot the North American. The show's advisory commit· tee, In conjunction witb the Ohio Expos!Uons Commission, 111e rulIng and governing OOdles for lido event, announced that a tree admission policy will be In effect this year. Before WINTER SETS< IN! MARK 100 POWER CONVERTER CHARGES .All 6-12-24 Volt BATTERIES SMALL, COMPACT AOF OHIO See Our Complete Line Of !iiiErlLEFI FUEL Oil HEATING STOVES High trad .. in on your present ltoYe LIGHT ··') BULBS t .. ,,/' C'] $8.06 "'0" size, each KEEPING WA HM - Molgs members left to right Marta Hubbarctt dag bearer; Kathy Bailey, b~ majorette' lnd Wendy Csrper. flag bearer, share a blanket when the .rari air became nippy during the Marauder-Gallipolis pme Friday nlghl ., ..... r~' •soooo Worth your Unic o freezers have Urethane foam insulation for maximum food -keeping efficiency. The thinner wall gives you more storage space inside with· out need for more floor space outside. With a freezer, you can serve farm·fresh foods the year-around. Co-op DETERGENT A soft deter- o· I of merctlandise from lANOMAJtK . Dealer. gent, will de,eompose in sewer or septic tank, leave no residue. 50 lbs. Worth of merchandise from your lANDMARK Dealer. other r,riies: Westclox E ectric Alarm . 100 Clocu. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY, just ccme in, or write in, to ~ister at LANDMAruc during the Autumn Sate, Oct. 7 thru 19. Pink Lotion . Dete11ent , A pleasant laundry and dish·washine cuttt~r and household fabulous Offer! Get a Elec. Dry•, AC'110N GALORE - !Mma ni Pill fort11 wileD A lot "' - the lum ....,;,.ff• .,~ ~ • · - ·_., 'llle above ac:ene ••ulecl down by •··"-· Leml " ey (•" ... '. Oil r..n'lclllo m.. • . tile _ ... 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For those freslu1loiJI!I 1o all partlclpants. who plan. to stay over night, state Lunch Wlli be along the trail so recreation supervisor, Ralph Ra.hikers will want to carry a aack mey, promises a fun filled evenlunch. Persomel rrom the DJvi- ing or activities around the camPaion of Parks and Recreation and fir~. ,. . all 1ldlo ·~vi iucli 1 Handbook." The recommendations and drawings within t h e book were prepared from lnfor. Forestry and Reclamation will di- ( ' glory or Ohio's woodlands this fall than to take a hike? Hundreds or Ohio families are planning to do just that on 1 h e . _,. f'oO.tball:_ Blazing Woodlands Beckon Hikers COLUMBUS What better way could one enjoy the blazing ~·' .' . ••). datJons on driveways, one of material. Soft spots are usu&1Iy the rethe .,related" activltiesmentionsult or gasoline or lubr!eanl drip0<1 above. He says that cracks in as- ping from automobiles. Evaporaphalt drive'lr-9Y permit water to tion normally' takes care of these get under the pavement and into drippings, but U excessive, they the aoil that supports the drive- can dissolvethea&phaltandcause way. Moisture does not afl'ect soft spots. Remove the asphalt the asphalt, but does reduce the that is affected and fill w i t h .. "'t .. load carrying e~cii.Y of t h e BY C, E. BLAKESLEE soil, he sa,yL Wllat the 1011 canExt. Agent, Agrloulture not !IUJlPOft the laod, then the Meigs Comly asphalt starts to fall. Also, moisPOMEROY - Winter Is oot ture under the pavement can lead. rar away. to frost heave dUring freezing After the rush of harvest seaand thawing cycles. · son Is completed In a month or These cracks can normally more, farmers and urban dwellers will be thinking about win- be sealed by aJII)Iylng any of ter, a time to put up buildings the asphalt or tar driveway sealor spend in related activities. ers available on the market toA recent report by Roger A, dl,l', says Miller. If tile ·crack Is Mlller, Extension agricultural wide and fl!l •iillllll}d and engineer at The Ohio :late Uni- penetrate wid! the sealt1r or use veretQ-, gives some reoommen- a commerclally prtipared patch ,, • . ,. Time to Build ter: • r Precision Drill F~tured u ,.< ., �. B)· ED SAINSBURY ., l I , .. UPI !\lOi-ts Writer .,_. . DETROIT (Ui>l) - Three nm homers by Tim NcCirYer ml - ; . f;opida lilted the st. Louis canlbala to a 7-3 Ylctory CM>r the ~I 'TII'>rB In tile third pme olthe World Series Slturda)' to take a 2-1 had over the Tigers. • YoCiirver delivered 'Win- third IMing single ahead or AI ·• ru111 tn the third pme or Kaline•a homer and McAuWre'l ·the belt of seven series when he fifth IMing home run. Earl Wilson, the llrll ftve jaaod a 2~ pltcl! by rollover · DetroJt h\ll'lers and Ute loser, Pit !lob..., after stsrler Earl ' wu.... pve up il single to Lou Wllked six and gave 1111 three l!rock, a run.acorlni double to runs on tour hits before Dobson •. :CUrt Flood 111111 a walk to Roger relieved In the fifth, Detro! t gvt onl,y !oor hits Marla. whlle. the Cardinals amassed 13 Ctpeda's blow was tbe sa!otlea, . their best bitting clincher, against reliever Don performance or the aeries as Me- alter a atngle by they took a 2~1 lead In games. Flood and Marls's doUble in the 7th. It was Cepeda's first series Md his third bit In this IIUct.a;es ·or- · untli ..,..tqj. ouatalnecl Saturday's wild In the 56 degree temperature. Winner Ray Washburn Ia- Into the sixth tmlng and Detroit gvt only three hits but be walked fwr before Joe Hoerner took over. Detroit's nm• came on Dick McAuliffe's ,, Grid Scor(}s B,y United Press lnterrational East Syracuse 20 UCLA 7 Kaline Hit High Curve Off WashbUID DETROIT (UPO _ Al !<aline was frustrated for 16 years before he finally got into a World Series. His brief moment of glory 5aturd~ was just as frus~ .. 1 really hit that one goOO," said Kaline from his locker room chair. His two-run horner in the third illning gave t.he Detroit Ti~ gers a short-lived 2...0 1ead and sent 53,634 fans into a h'enzy. 01 lt was a curve, up. He hung it," Kaline said of St. Louis starter RQ Washburn's pitch which he lined Into the uwer deck In lett for his fourth series hiL But Tim Mccarver and Or~ larda Cepeda, previous d.isap-. ~; Potntmeras in the classic, both slammed three-run hame rWls to give the RedblrdB a 2-1 edge in pmes and sel'!d them into Sunday's contest with their ace Bob Glba<OI opposing De!V\11 Me Lain. ul'd say we're in bad shape U "" lose that ooe," Kallne said 'With a sllgbt grin. The firebaiiIJV Gibson will look "like hell" after the slower pitches served ~by Washburn, the Tigers' vet.· enn right fielder said "We've got to do It the hard w-.v now - beat Gibson," he added. •. ' ." . ,. BAIRD'S ! CONSOLIDATING ALL THREE LOCATIONS INTO ONE TO SERVE YOU BETTER ·.·;' ° SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UPI)- The running ot sophomores AI Newton aOO John Godbolt. cmnbined with a stiOing defense enabled Syracuse University to IC)&et fourthranked UCLA 20-7 Slturda.Y, giving the orangemen their second win in three games alii handing the Bruins their Rri!itlossagainst two victories. Newton, a lullback rr ... cambridge, Mass., ground out 121 yards to pace the Orange while Godbolt. who gained 89 yards ruahlng. scored Syracuse's first touchd«Mn on a four-yard run in the third period. Syracuse piled up a total of 251 yards ruMing while holding the Bruins to only 56 yards oo the groond. UCLA quarterback Jim Nader managed to complete 11 or 28 passes for 144 yards, but he was constantly haras sed by the o~e defense aoo was dr opped six times for losse!'>, four times by defensive end Lou Gubitosa. Syracuse satet.Yman Cliff Ensley intercepted two passes, one of them in the Syracuse end zone. Auto Wrecking 446-4~0 367-7598 FREE TELETYPE SERVICE TO 7 STATES GUARANTEED USED AND REBUILT PARTS Hlt:flry, Don, Paul Botrd ...,_ _....._ _ _ _ _, ;) W.Va. l'elll State (UPI)- 'i'tiltd'l'""""' pve up Qdek ~chdoWna .., Mike !~let woOd' I JlllltOI to Oscar Patrlek 11ut tho NlttaDy Uoos' deflllSO put tile daJ1>Per .., We'st Vlrllbda's paaalnc to eaplure a 31~0 Ylelor)' bare ATHENS, Ohio (IJP0 - Ohio Ssturdey. Universlty•s Cleve Bryant and Hallbaek CharUo Pllbnln &U Toledo's Steve Jones Jocked PEm to sto.v by horns in a passing battle here piungln& ooe yard lor a 21-14 Saturday, and the nsUoo's longest m"""r college football win- soore 'With 5132 lelt In tile third ""' '118rler. Pitlniin sparl<ed the nlnK streak fell by the wayside •. drive ey gaining 71 or the 78 Bryant threw for three touchyerdl, lnclodlnt! two down. two to fullback Bob Hou- catches tor 44 yards. mard. as the Bobcats defeated Toledo i0-31 and tlglrtened tilelr hold on rtrst place in the MidAmerican Conference. The viattlng Rodteta hod woo 12 stralgbt games going into the contest. • By Syracuse BAIRD BROS ·' I 1!08 a35yard llolcl p i .., ....... )llo.v tile l'oUr1lt quarter to live Plm state a 24-U lead. Tadde Mike Reicl reOOY.o red a Shtr· wood !umblo II the Well VIJ'IInla 20 to set up the lltld pl. Llnobacker Dennis ClnkaoU Intercepted a scr- pass · and raced nine yards !or a too-wn to put the game out o1 Well Vlrilnlt's reech 1131-14 With 10:24 to play. Ted KWallck ran one yard m ao end .....unci play to give Ole Miss Beats 'Barna First Time Since 1910 Beaten " State tHesr··. ' )'om · a 7.IJ load the llrll t1mt It 101 tho ball. '· West Vlrtdnla came rl8bl beck .., ao 81-yard drive 'With 91erwood passing It 46 yerdl to Patrlek lor a 7·7 Ue. West Vlrllbda took & 14-7 lead after forcing a Penn State punt. On the lint pls;y !llerwood llrecl a 67 ~ard boJri> to Patrick for thetooctmwn. Penn State pjned a 14-14 tie 12:30 11ft In the llrll ball rrhen <IJ&rltrbaek Clllek Bulkbait ·Jllllsed 21 yards to halll>aek CbarUe WlliiOii In the Ol1d ....,, The tooiiidmm came on the 111rll pl8,y after OdalntZ'I -oeptlca at . tho Well Vlrill· nla 21. The 190.pound Pittman .... rled 25 Ume1 !or 12~ yards Md mared four JlllltOSJor 70 y&rdo. Patrick, a ~oot-3, 215.pound split end, set two Well VIrginia pass catchlnll records. Hlo 10 extches wu pel !or moll Jliii&OS cauabl In CliO 111111 his 190 yards was the moll yardasol ever pleked up by a USED CARS . 67 OLDS F85, 4 DL, VI•• 1 Auto. trans. Radio, onti-apin difhtr., white with biuit· interior. A real nice one. f ;4. MSU Rips Badgers, 39 To 0 G. ' . ' 65 . Fard LTD 4 Dr. H.T. • • • -·· • • • • • ·- $1595 : . . ~ 352 VB lnotor, auto. "triM.. P.S., white owr bl•, 'w"t1a · blue Interior. · 64ford Fair lane 500 2 Dr. -- • • • • • • •·• • V8, auto., radio, w-s-w Urea, l:oirJpmdy llnllh 'With IIOia, YinYI bucket seato. 65 Olds Cutlass Con. • • • • • -• • • • • • • ·$1495 va motor. auto., P.S., bl110 'With matehlna IDL, radf't, w-a-w Ures, wheel diacs. ed Ulh-raoked Alabama all the Miss. (IJPDArchie Mamdng WI.Y In the absence ol liliured passed for a toucl-down am. ~homore ScGtt Hwlter. Manning, who played unW the receiver. Perry King kicked a 44-yard 77710-31 field goal as MllssiasiWi edged . closing mlrwtes with a groin Penn 14 0 0 6- 20 Alabama 10-8 Saturday and iJUury, had trouble hitting h!s Well Vo. receivers in the first half but PS-(Wallck 1 run (GarthWalta recorded its first victory over nnally cormected on a 49-yard kick) the Crimson Tide since 1910. Maruilng, the 190-pound Rebel pass tn soplu..ore wingback WVU- Patrlek 26 paas !rom Vernon Studdard thl1 put the 91erwood (Juakowlcl! ldek) ' quarterback, passed six yards bell on the Tide 12 with .ilst wvu- Patrlek 67 paaa !Join to split end Hank Shows lor the over a miralte to go before Sllerwood (Juskowlch ldek) toucta!own just before haltUme. halftime. King's third period fttld goal PS-WUIU1 21 pasa !rom MaMing then hit Ught end Burkhart (Gaithwalte Ill ek) ended the Mississippi scoring. Alabama preverted a shutout Shofls on the oix yard s~ PS... Pllbnln I rm (GarthWaite by blocking an Ole Miss punt In kl.ck) .:.r.CJil,, ,; '~'"'•" J.Ii i. . lnterJt PS- FG GuthWalte 25 the closl~ eight secollis. a , Kelley pan to halt one PS-Oft<Gtz 9 pus Interception Mike Reilly dropped on the Alabama drive ln~lde tile (GarthWaite ldek) loose ball in the el'll zone for a Mlsslssippi 20, aod monaterinan WVU- Gresham I run (Jdek touchdown. Quarterback Joe Bobby Bailey clrowed IUilback blocked) Kelley passed tn lullback Pete Phil Chalfin at the Rebel IDur Jillet. for the two-point converalter a fourth doWn paos !rom sioJL thO Tide ttnlor quarterback. The largest crowd ever to witness an intercollegiate toot- The Tide appeared destined to ball gune in Mississippi, more go scorelesa until Mike HaU than 47,000, saw the 20th-ranked slammed thr01J8h the Ole bUss Rebels almost pull ott ,a shutout lloe to block a Julian Fagan_ in wimlng their first game over punt in the closillll second• and ReUiy pounced on tile baiL Alabama in an lnterrl(Jted Alabama 0 0 0 8- 8 rivalry dating back 59 years. 0 1 3 0-;- 10· The Alabama defense. rated Mississippi tops In the nation, going into the MISB ShoW! 61)U! !rom game. turned back sewral Manning (l<lng ldck) Rebel threats, but yielded twice Mloa- FG King 44 to help Ole Miss coach John Ala- ReUiy recovered blocked . Vaught get his first win over a punt in end zooe pan irom Bear Bryant c~ched Alabama KeUeytoJWeba. A-47,152. team. The scrambling Kelley dlrec~ JACKSON, Sophomore- MADISON, Wia. <UPO - Quarterback Bill Fenco ran for three toochdowns and Michigan State's defense was airtight Saturday as the urxlefeated Spartans crushed winle ss Wisconsin 39-0 in their Big Ten opener. Feraco scored on a pair of first quarter one-ytt-rd. run& after seuing himself oo key passes and runs, and then went in again from the one wlth 19 secorwls in lhe third quarter. Tailback Tom.my Love, the Spartan's leading ground gainer , scored on a two-yard smash in the second quarter a11l the Spar· tan' s added their nnal score with 27·seconds to play when reserve back Earl Anderson pbmged.over from the one. Gary Boyce kicked 38 and 41· yard field goals in the second and third period. Jt was the third win \n a row Cor the Spartans. and the defeat was Wisconsin's eighth in a row longest lostrw streak In Badeer history. Wis consin ill winless ln Its last PU RDUE ~ 13 games with only a mid-season EVANSTON, IlL (UP!)- Top- tie in 1967, breaking the aU· ranked Purdue sent sUppery Le- losing record or coachJOOn COitroy Keyes on three touchdown ta, now in his second season; slices through -Northwestern's bettared llneSatord&ytoacoreitJ NEW YORK (IJP0- Pal!i tblrd com;ec:utivt' victory of 1he John&On, 176, Cleveland, 01\lq; 43-6, and Its llr~ In tile knocked out A!>gel llrJ!oodo, Big Ten. 176, Puerto Rico (1}• -•011, FREE! Ohio U; MoUrtltdneers Outlas't s . MOBGA~To'wN, or ~ ld~ Rockets UCLA Upset ••• onb !'<Wid bl~kOcl • ~ . ~ Montclair St. 58 Curry 6 Rhode Island 33 So. Conn. st. 8 Perm 17 Brown 13 Boston con. 31 Buffalo 12 Pittsburgh H William & Mary 3 Maine 28 vermont o Boston u. 7 Temple 0 Holy Cross 28 Dartmoutll 17 Princeton 44 Columbia 16 30 Western Maryland P.M. C. COlleges 0 Jones surprised Bryant m comLafayette 7 Hofstra 0 Tuft.s 28 Gettysburg 22 :::s Harvard 59 Bucknell 0 278 yards and two touchdowns. Williams 7 Rochester 6 New Hampshire 17 COIUL 10 Bryant completed l4 of 24 for Cornell 17 Rutgtrs 16 182 yards. Hamptnn Ins. 17 Del S~ 10 A 14-yard pass !rom Bcyant Wagner 34 Upsala g to Houmard gave Ohio UniverSt. Lawrence 42 Hobart 6 slcy a ..,Uck lead In the first Wittenberg 37 Lehigh 14 period. Toledo Ued It at 7-7 Brockport St. 49 Nichols o on a 17 ..yard pass from Jones Worcester Tech 25 Middlebury 20 to end Dennis Tobias in the same HamUton 3~ Rennsselaer Poly 32 period Bryant connected on a two Yale 49 Colgate 14 Wesbninster 27 Geneva 7 yard scoring toss to end Phil Wilkes 40 Moravian 0 SWindell ln the second period. Amherst 34 American Int. 7 The Bobcats were never headNorwich 26 Coast Guard 22 ed and led 27-17 at the half. Houmard went into the e n d Kings Point 19 Union 13 zone with a l2..yard •pass from Miami (Ohio) 24 Kent St. 0 Bryant, and tailback Dave LeVeck ran 32 yards for a touchOhio St. 21 Oregon 6 B<M'ling Green 17 down Cor OU In the first halL West. Mich. 1 Ken Croll booted a 21-Yerd Reid goal, and tailback Roland Ohio University 40 Toledo 31 Michigan 32 Navy 9 Moss plunged over for a touchMinnesota 24 Wake Forest 19 down Cor Toledo befOre interBradley 22 S.E. Miuouri 19 mission. Michigan State 39 Wisconsin 0 LeVeck scored on a lour ..yard Purdue 43 Northwestern 6 run and Houmard on a one-yard Baldwi,.Wallace 26 Youngstown 6 plunge In the se<one1 hsll 1 or Kansas 68 New MeXlcO 1 ou. Toledo also added two SOUth . . , touchdowns on a three - yard Kansas St. 34 Vlr~ _Tech 1. run by Moss and a 47-yard pass Penn St. 31 West VJ.tgtnia 21 play from Jones to end Jolm Georgia Tech 24 ~lemson 21 Brisker . Virginia 41 Davtdsoo 14 Mou the natlon•s second Florida 31 Mississippi s~ 14 leading' rusher going 1n1o the West Virginia St. Col. 26 game, was held to 46 yards In Morgan State 27 17 attempts. North Carolina College 7 Ohio University pushed I t s Mississippi 10 Alabama 8 MAC record to 3...0. Toledo il Franklin and Marshall 27 1-1 in the oonference and 3~1 Johns Hopklns 6 overall. Western Ky. 23 E. Tenn. 0 Blueneld s~ 25 Duke 30 Mayland 14 Located R.R. Tracks 8 Mi. N. of Gallipolis On Route 7 Cheshire, Ohio '' ...r., · on~6 y~~~:~sC: trating. ltt&CK_;!IIII the locilbiol~ .. The dtlortle ~ cr-«<l (f.<r OhiO ~~i llfsl · lillf when at!~ !4Jke or Btsrting pitch•" were • . 100% W~~tn~nry • f~r 10 ~~. iooo f!!iles .. Jhis· tit~.J!s if tvtn ~ lifl,i · bulb goes blld, we'll repl~~ee II their · llllbllll!'. t..,. ..:!: ·lhe ·llllck8J8s 60 Olds. 4 Dr. ChiY!Sta. V-8 Auto. V-8 Auto. $295 $195 1969 CADIUAC AND OLJ)S. . . . ' . ON . ., , ... ,P.IR1~·lY Q..IAIItu~ .:: s~~~~ ~nlll .:. ' 'GMAC! 1'" 1 FINANCtNG''1 ' 1 992-5342 ANN ARBOR, Mich. (IJPI)The explosive rum1ng or tlirougll the third otanza. lllchlgan'. !all . toochdo!lll ctme after Ume had nm out In opeoclstor George """" and dead-eye paaslng by quarter- tile pme .., a OIIO?'erd piiiiiP back Demla Brown carried ey ............. halll>aek Gnl MlchlpD to a 32-9 t....,cbw of QarriJon. The scon wu set up by a Na\')' Inter!....... pemlb' haplosa Na\'l' Ssturdl.)'. Oli a Wolverine puo In the IIIII Hoey set up • ptlr or (JI&rter louchdoWnl 'With pu11t returns or 63 .... 39 yardo, ml ...... The ...... WoiYerlnel spot- a tlllrdilerlocl ..... - a 48- ted the beellor ,.., teom • u 11r11 ~r ed&e' before tallq yard paaa lnterceiJ!iooreturD. Br<>Ym au-prlsed tho blldJhlp- a 19-3 halftlme lead. Navy'a meo 'Witil a ~ aortal attack that Included a 191'ard touchdoWn llrike tn end J I m Mancllch 'With 28 aecondl 11ft In the llrst hal!. Only moment• earlier Brolm bootlegged the ball ln !rom three yer<ls out lor NichlpD'I ttcond tooclldowo or tho Two key JliiiHB- one !or 16 . yards Md the other for 18-lid to the score. Tough rumtrw haUbsck RCII Jotmson who seem1 to break a Michigan ruehlng reeerd OVflr7 Ume he lugs the hall, talliedtouchdoWno-a two-yard lllaDt early In the aeCCIId quarter ml • 39-yerd piiop ....._ 1eor. came with less than 91&1!1: mblitea ..,.. In the contellm a 26-t"erd llold pi b7 juDior Tim COCOZza. After that, the Michigan dtfenH, - - bJo 225pound tadde• Tom Gosa IIIII Dao Parka, &OIOUIOI ed the MiMe• oxoept lor a t o o - ilrl.,; In the cioalne IM!CCIIds . IUilbadl Karl Scirwelm. 1c0red 011 a atx.,.N )lUI tram · ~Mike NcNallen. COL. SAMDERS ·I<IWtYIII"icY ALWAYS EASY AND COIIVI!M SERVE AT HOMI!. FAMILY BOX 9 Pc. $U.S BUCKET 15 Pc. $3,iJs lllll·,.,..pd liM-,_ , Wahlma IUploy ' 0007- 7 . . . 7660-19 t;)" eleven. The lronmen took the openIng kickoff or tile contest and drove up the field to score on a 23--yard paa1 frOm quarter. back Ray DeSiephen to E n d Terry Ooborne 'With 6:43 oo the clock. Hallback Darwin Valen- SEO Standings (ALL GAMES) TEAM W L T POP Wellaton • , • •5 0 0 138 38 Athens ••• • , 4 1 0 88 48 Melgs . . . . . . 320 8154 Lopn . . . . . . 320 68 49 Gallipolis .. .. 2 3 0 65 69 Jackaoo .. .. • 2 3 0 105 84 Nels.-York , , , 2 3 0 62 88 Ironton • .. .. 0 5 0 60 133 lint made It 8-0 'With blo two point oomerlkln run. VsleotiDe hit paydlrt early In tile seCCIId parlocl on a three yard run with Sophomore D a n Morplly'oldck for tile extra point giving the Ircrunen a 15-ll lead at the 10:5~ mark. The Tigers roared beck to score 'With 6:18 tell rrhen !rOsltman lllllback Rick Boykln tool< a pltc:hout Md then tossed a 30yer<l touchdown peoa to end Mike Akers. Boykin•s conversion nm narrowed tbe score to 15-8 at halftime. With 4:33 lelt In the third perIod lllllback Gary Sextoo rammed over from ·the one yard line and VslenUne added the two point conversion on a run for a 23-8 Jackson lead The clod< aboWed onl,y 23 seconds left In the third period wben quarterback Greg sternamao Dipped a two-yerd tOuchdown paiS to Akers Md the quarter ended 'With Jackson holding a 23-H lead. (SEOAL ONLY) TEAM W L T POP \l'ellBton , , , , 3 0 0 60 20 Athens . . • .. 3 0 0 34 21 Nelga • , •• , .2 1 0 82 20 Lopn . . . . . . 210 48 28 Jackson , •• , • 1 2 0 49 84 Gallipolis • • , .'1 2 ~ 31 42 Ironton . . . . . . 0 3 0 46 69 Nela.-York ••• 0-I 0 18 82 TO:rALS _.. 12 12 0 346 346 FRIDAY'S RESULTS: Meigs 14 GaDip<lllo 0 Athens 6 Lopn 0 Jackson 29 Irontoo 20 .• ' 'il Wellston 20 Nela.-Yerk 8 Rox McCormick retirement !rom, the New York Yaukeea after Hrvlng lor ·S? years with the team 01 a player, eoach Md IIU4n IIUIIIIl· pr, Crooettl, rrho bepn hla career 'With tile Yankees as 1 lborlaloP In 1932, told team o!llctalo ln a !lxiJOP llalldllritten letter thet be · - to IP!'od more Ume With 1111' famlly, u The San • Fran.elac:o native rrlll Join the -lOft Seattle Plkita as eoach. . , ev•r drove~ can-'"-· . very pd, a very nice first~~~. 1963 fORD CUSTOI,I 2 DOOR, whito, rod In- SA'VI terior, 6 cyl., standard tron111i11ion, roclio, another economy buy . 1965 CHEVELLE SUPER SPORT, ma-n, black vinyl bucket 1eot1, console, Powerglide trans., power lfeerlng. radio, whit' wall SAVE 1965 Harley Davldoon; .MH,t 165, 3 opitecl, 165cc, solo ood~~,.lil.~•. i~t·i" very~~ con4Ution _., , _, ,1. ·:··-., ~", • 1964 Honda, CA95) th• old rollnblo 150cc drHM, •loctrlc 'i:tart<' ' ~. ·run• ""'1 ~·U for the vln~g· . .1·; ~ ', , /";;./3 , · · · 1965 Hon,lo, ~IS14J ... rt J60cc, 4 's~, 'PJ-Ctrlc itaii;, ~}~i· ~ ' ll!:flli , :. ' ~ilnt• thio Iii~ IM!~k f9,orltl""l' . · "!';!1 · ' , , ' '· ', ;?... . ' • •• ,· · l . ~ ' I - • · .:. ' ' ;{ . ' · ··~·--·· ·' c. 1-.. -~.1 ~ ,. '1 ·~\ .;ff·-.. . COME ill ... MAKE AM 'oF~U . ." ._.UJ'S,DEAL'II~F.f_~fT.fiE . SM~il( CoNE C)H h!,411P Ll·t '$ T;t.~K .. • l'lol\rrrLI,II>IG ' •~ . .• f, '. ., ~\"' ,• •, ·( . . .. ' . HON~~ ~~~:?~. ~~~-~~!Tr;~HIOi~~~~i: l F..OR:;T~E. .:~•TW~iiH~~f;I'DEAI.ER'~ ' . ... . ;RAW,I;INGS' .. ' ASK ! ., ~ ' ·~ '" ' \ ..: • ~E ONE O.F T~E ·'"'· t' ' L )· ·•·-.•,WL • .,"j...D .~.'f f • SAVI .' F.~(tt::li~~: ln. $1395 40 MORE TO fiOM Smit Bui' "BARGAIN SPOT OF THE. WORLD". 1964 PONTIAC TEMPEST LoMANS 4 DOOR, green, vinyl trim, automatic tranal"'llallon, power st.. rine. radio, whit• wall tire•. 1968 COMPANY DEMONSTRATORS SAVE 1964 BUICK LnSABRE 4 DOOR HARDTOP, SALE light blue, vinyl trh•, hydramatic tranami.., sian, power steering anti brak.., radio, heof.. •r, white wall tires. Bruu tay1 he c~n Nc-ammltnd this car to anyone. SAVI SAVE UP TO $1000 1963 FORD VICTORIA 2 DOOR HARDTOP v.a solid white, eneine, Ford-0-Matic tran.! mission, power 1teering, radio, white wall tires, you•IJ have a hard time to find another car like this one. SAVI 1968 Oldo. Lu•ury S.don, Air Condition 1968 lmpolo 4 Door Sodan, With Air 1968 lmpolo 4 Door Sodon, Without Air 1968 Coprico 4 Door Har4top, Wtth Alr 1968 lmpolo Convortlblo Sup•r Sport 3-1968lmpolo Custo"' '""- Coupoo r • • ' 1965 CHEVELLE MALIBU SPORT COUPE, SAVI blue, biUit Interior, V-8 lltftgine, atarulard shift, radio, whitewall tires. 1963 FORD COUMTRY SEDAM STATION WAGON, solid whito, V-8 "i1~~: ~ Matic trans. Power stHrlng and rodllo, •• white wall tlru. WJIOLISALI PRICES AO..DlMOBlLD '·' 1 Chevelle Station Waeon, 1 Chevelle · ·~~ . SA,_ 1963 FORD SEOAM DELIVERY ~TRUCK, 1rHn, 6 c,l., otoJidard "-"'· . ~ CONYEITIIlE Air conditioned, fchooi" teachers trad .. $1895 1965 MERCURY 4 DOOR STATION WAGOM SAVE ' Factory air conditioned, one owner, •harp. · The resp!JIIse to our 1969 CheYrolet.()ldsmoblle Showing was overwhelmin1. Thousands of People calllli to see and admire the beautiful New ChevroiBis and Oldsmobiles. We would like to thank you for coming to see 011 new models and also for your many nice comments. If you haven't seen the new models for 1969, the welcome mat Is always out at Gallipolis Motor Co. v-a· ,,. '' interior, nice. WILDCAT COUPE or 1oUd white, engine, ' speed tnn•. Keystone Mag whHis, radio. white wall tlre1. ,·:.; _ ... . . 1966 Hondo, CB77, $upor Howk. 305c~, 4 opood, electric . atait,.,J~• bur.tora, one owner, i111t llroken In . · · .. 1966 Honda, S90, block, sport 90cc, '4 tpHd, tHI to tom \Hot: ..._,,.,' the '"' tt•YWGJ , :; , 1966 Horloy Davtdo~~. Moclol MSO, S,ort, .3 op.td, ooddl• :~·) . ~Fl'f:!'f'! Boykln's two yerd n111 at the 8:55 'mark !or an Ironton touchdown closed out tile scoring and -led coach Ben Buddes' Ironmen to remain tied !or iecond place with a · 2-1 leque mark while &Upped to o.a Statletlco • - JackD! 'With 15 Orll downs, 302 yerds rushIng, 111111 completlnr thrH alx panes for 19 yarda. The Tlpu netted 18 llrll downa, rolled up 2i5 yarda on the ground, Md hit !lYe or 14 paoseo for 26 yerdl. Valentine topped tile half car-_ rlers 'With 126 yards ln 28 trips while Boyktn led IroniAJo wllh 115 yards in 3S attempts. Score by quarters: Irenloo 0 8 8 6 - 20 Jackoon 8 7 8 6 - 29 t.Jack with vinyl trim, Meic:•o•matic tronsn~is· 1ion, power 1teering and power brake• ; radio, : h-eater, w,hlte , w'll tires, one local owner . SkidlftOre saysnf.n• of the b•tt cars he has luxe saddle ~ags, white, very, very, •harp q11lck, c~cle .frolf!l Japan Ono owner, $2195 29-14. 1965 FORD GALAXIE '500' COMYERTIBLE, 1967 Honda, 590, Supor sPort 90, 4 opood, rod, o I!Hio doni horo ontl' ' . . . th•r•, but IUftl ilh 0 top · ..... j . 1967 Honda, CL90, Scro.,blor 90, Candy blu•, 4 opood, chroMo . "-~• .'• •· .. trroro, vory shorp h · · •-cde · j, 1967. Koweonkl, lolcldol WI, 650cc, 4 opHd, candy rod, c - • ~ ra, ... ' r. tir... b'•••, One oWner, hctory air conditioned '69 Bolcl< trodo-ln. COMPARE! COMPARE! COMPARE! CROSETTI QUITS YANKS DETROll' (IJPO Frank has ..-meed hla came ~~LOOK! LOOK! .. ·-LOOK! LOOK! CARS AT ·WHOLESALE PRICES OCT. 11 GANES: Gallipolis at J ackaon Meigs at Lopn Athens at Wellaton Nels.-York at Ironton Crooettl Jacklop'l ft.nal •core 'With 9:22 lelt In tho ooatall DeSiepbea rolled out ... an optloa play and deahed 26yerds Into the end %0111. A CCII· version run !ailed 111111 It wu We'd Like to Say "Thank You" ~ 1968 Honda, CllO, Sport SO'o, 'wo hove 2 of t~•••• •1 block, I m, both lik•.niw, , one owner .4 speed•, reatly for you , 1967 Hondo, C.o\77, Droo"' 305, •loctrlc otort;4 •P•od, windshield, rol! .lrar, de:,, lllvanc~ llldd&!ul'• .......... 2-1.and set the ..... lor ·nut week's eonferenoo n· kl Ray-- We are LOADED wltllaood used, lots ol mil's left, are ready to deal ... no reasonable offal declined . . • , deal . . . yo11 own price .•• we are really $II'IOUS : •• let s 10011, fully recondltlcinedillotorcycle. Thi !lin ~=~· with Intra«Ata ~ Stale. •, r1va1 ... lb.aaot thei'r "lbe liiird .;aarter, · G~. Hit Wen:.(]laneey; ~~i]jdwered Says ·Trout OCTOBER CLEARANCE SALE ON USED CYCLES AT RAWLINGS HOtfD~·•. - ·l .. ' Rips Navy, 32-9 "'¥'''' tbu. RAWLINGS HONDA Mi~higan RIPLE\' - Thoro wu no JoT Cious pushed acroos Rlplay's IIIDE Wlhama Frldi.Y ni8lll u tile oal TD 'With a three yerd run YiiiUrw White FalCCIII !all 1i> ' up the middle, the 114>1~ Vlklnao bJo a li-7 The Falcons created some ex· ....... nat 'With • s'Wing out .', 'llleWihamatleYen,'WithbOPea 11011, starting at tile Wlhama · of upi<fflDI tho VlkiDI• !or the 19, to GarY ClaiiL Clark went •CCIId conaacutlve year, had tho down the sldeUoel but was head., .in""'lt blocked by a do!- ed orr at the pass bJo Vlk. t.ia!Ye 114>1111' dub with I 10011 lngs. ........,. QIWterback. The Wabama standout, boWT ...,. Lalldls, the Vllllq IIi· ever, cut back &crOll the ftelcl, oa1 oaller, loOked like Fran Tar- jlieked up threo F,alconlnter!erk!nllk>n. 'With bll ICI'&IIIbllniM<I once moo Jed dle*d ~be­ l'UIIIIIie, hind them to.the Rlpl~ llvd'yard • . Wal!ama, by the aeme IDkon, Uno. The pll.f wa1 IIIQllled by bowever, dl•'loxactly look like ao olfeldeo penallY. .' ~ LA Rami. Earl,y In the fourlll ..,.nor, . Lalldl1 set 111! RlpiOY'I llrat Wlhama blocbd l 114>1111' punt TD ur thil _ . . . _por!od when on the hootl 40. Thlo · pve the Ill lilt Ken 9oltiober Willi a 40 Falcona tile uit 1lley . - . . to . Jlid pall tiiat carried to tile IP> tor their lme '!11. •• W~ I!Yo, 'From lhera, Mike The Wlhama obr.p.lnter came YOWII b l . - up the mlcldle 'f or '"' a Jlllll to Dave GUUopte with Itt '!11, 7:35 lelt In the pme, GIUlsple Cllimb!tr•. klckl!d the atra grabbed the wu !rom - pollll m1 ~ltr eame back up two Rlplll!' defeeders and went 11o14,~ a 141 lto4. on In to sooro. The )llo.v cov. ··Wiii. - iidart.1 lift In tile oncl 20 yardo. kicked llrot ·half, · the Fa! CCIIII decided the atra JOint. to l!lllll>Jo oD a !qurti, and nine The White Fal.COII - t t. 'IIIII It tile 114>1,.y 40. Ao led bJo Bobby Jloollll, ~aolluci­ P"I.,..... put b7 Goey B u r. 11011 and Lar17 ~r. i!aii-''Wiad he wao nsU' Rlpl~ slleked up a of "' •ot'· thi 80 )'erd at:tpe. Ten 241 yards COIJi>ared to ·172 lor pio.v1 lotar, with ·!lYe aeccnla Wabalpa. The 1¥>118. boWeYer, .-ln!DI 'In.lliillrll·ltal!, Lao. had Ito 7erd1 tnpenOitloa,comdll hit J,.y , _ 1 on the p~ pared "'· .75 oga1n11 waiula. liDo. ' Thlo Frldo.v, Wabama hal ljl , · biithiiTDI!!IIl.~~VIl<- 1111p1'k cut out lor t11em a1 ~ ~ -~. J'~V' tohi lllil ' ~ Data of Folia leobd . so If be· wu · if.ap- · .II· llodltal ,Fielcl. Po<a, r.til 1\ped. liqc be to of tile loP AA talmo !II Wool i ..Mif;zl lnir""mi>lilethoJliiiS. Vlribda, loll to Point Plouant . "":l'i!!'a polal atlelqlt !all- Frldo.v. ad an4 114>111Y lad J.U at half. Ill' ~1: JACKSON - C9a<h Bob Bruney's hard~uck Ironton Tl&era scored 20 points lor tile ttCCIId eoneecutlve weak J'ri<II.Y lll8hl bot oace again laDed to break Into the 'rictoey column as the Jackaoo lrolunen 110... a 2920 win OYer the Lawrerice Coun- 1966 LtSA.E HARDTdP COUPE LeSABRE SEDAN ... �. B)· ED SAINSBURY ., l I , .. UPI !\lOi-ts Writer .,_. . DETROIT (Ui>l) - Three nm homers by Tim NcCirYer ml - ; . f;opida lilted the st. Louis canlbala to a 7-3 Ylctory CM>r the ~I 'TII'>rB In tile third pme olthe World Series Slturda)' to take a 2-1 had over the Tigers. • YoCiirver delivered 'Win- third IMing single ahead or AI ·• ru111 tn the third pme or Kaline•a homer and McAuWre'l ·the belt of seven series when he fifth IMing home run. Earl Wilson, the llrll ftve jaaod a 2~ pltcl! by rollover · DetroJt h\ll'lers and Ute loser, Pit !lob..., after stsrler Earl ' wu.... pve up il single to Lou Wllked six and gave 1111 three l!rock, a run.acorlni double to runs on tour hits before Dobson •. :CUrt Flood 111111 a walk to Roger relieved In the fifth, Detro! t gvt onl,y !oor hits Marla. whlle. the Cardinals amassed 13 Ctpeda's blow was tbe sa!otlea, . their best bitting clincher, against reliever Don performance or the aeries as Me- alter a atngle by they took a 2~1 lead In games. Flood and Marls's doUble in the 7th. It was Cepeda's first series Md his third bit In this IIUct.a;es ·or- · untli ..,..tqj. ouatalnecl Saturday's wild In the 56 degree temperature. Winner Ray Washburn Ia- Into the sixth tmlng and Detroit gvt only three hits but be walked fwr before Joe Hoerner took over. Detroit's nm• came on Dick McAuliffe's ,, Grid Scor(}s B,y United Press lnterrational East Syracuse 20 UCLA 7 Kaline Hit High Curve Off WashbUID DETROIT (UPO _ Al !<aline was frustrated for 16 years before he finally got into a World Series. His brief moment of glory 5aturd~ was just as frus~ .. 1 really hit that one goOO," said Kaline from his locker room chair. His two-run horner in the third illning gave t.he Detroit Ti~ gers a short-lived 2...0 1ead and sent 53,634 fans into a h'enzy. 01 lt was a curve, up. He hung it," Kaline said of St. Louis starter RQ Washburn's pitch which he lined Into the uwer deck In lett for his fourth series hiL But Tim Mccarver and Or~ larda Cepeda, previous d.isap-. ~; Potntmeras in the classic, both slammed three-run hame rWls to give the RedblrdB a 2-1 edge in pmes and sel'!d them into Sunday's contest with their ace Bob Glba<OI opposing De!V\11 Me Lain. ul'd say we're in bad shape U "" lose that ooe," Kallne said 'With a sllgbt grin. The firebaiiIJV Gibson will look "like hell" after the slower pitches served ~by Washburn, the Tigers' vet.· enn right fielder said "We've got to do It the hard w-.v now - beat Gibson," he added. •. ' ." . ,. BAIRD'S ! CONSOLIDATING ALL THREE LOCATIONS INTO ONE TO SERVE YOU BETTER ·.·;' ° SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UPI)- The running ot sophomores AI Newton aOO John Godbolt. cmnbined with a stiOing defense enabled Syracuse University to IC)&et fourthranked UCLA 20-7 Slturda.Y, giving the orangemen their second win in three games alii handing the Bruins their Rri!itlossagainst two victories. Newton, a lullback rr ... cambridge, Mass., ground out 121 yards to pace the Orange while Godbolt. who gained 89 yards ruahlng. scored Syracuse's first touchd«Mn on a four-yard run in the third period. Syracuse piled up a total of 251 yards ruMing while holding the Bruins to only 56 yards oo the groond. UCLA quarterback Jim Nader managed to complete 11 or 28 passes for 144 yards, but he was constantly haras sed by the o~e defense aoo was dr opped six times for losse!'>, four times by defensive end Lou Gubitosa. Syracuse satet.Yman Cliff Ensley intercepted two passes, one of them in the Syracuse end zone. Auto Wrecking 446-4~0 367-7598 FREE TELETYPE SERVICE TO 7 STATES GUARANTEED USED AND REBUILT PARTS Hlt:flry, Don, Paul Botrd ...,_ _....._ _ _ _ _, ;) W.Va. l'elll State (UPI)- 'i'tiltd'l'""""' pve up Qdek ~chdoWna .., Mike !~let woOd' I JlllltOI to Oscar Patrlek 11ut tho NlttaDy Uoos' deflllSO put tile daJ1>Per .., We'st Vlrllbda's paaalnc to eaplure a 31~0 Ylelor)' bare ATHENS, Ohio (IJP0 - Ohio Ssturdey. Universlty•s Cleve Bryant and Hallbaek CharUo Pllbnln &U Toledo's Steve Jones Jocked PEm to sto.v by horns in a passing battle here piungln& ooe yard lor a 21-14 Saturday, and the nsUoo's longest m"""r college football win- soore 'With 5132 lelt In tile third ""' '118rler. Pitlniin sparl<ed the nlnK streak fell by the wayside •. drive ey gaining 71 or the 78 Bryant threw for three touchyerdl, lnclodlnt! two down. two to fullback Bob Hou- catches tor 44 yards. mard. as the Bobcats defeated Toledo i0-31 and tlglrtened tilelr hold on rtrst place in the MidAmerican Conference. The viattlng Rodteta hod woo 12 stralgbt games going into the contest. • By Syracuse BAIRD BROS ·' I 1!08 a35yard llolcl p i .., ....... )llo.v tile l'oUr1lt quarter to live Plm state a 24-U lead. Tadde Mike Reicl reOOY.o red a Shtr· wood !umblo II the Well VIJ'IInla 20 to set up the lltld pl. Llnobacker Dennis ClnkaoU Intercepted a scr- pass · and raced nine yards !or a too-wn to put the game out o1 Well Vlrilnlt's reech 1131-14 With 10:24 to play. Ted KWallck ran one yard m ao end .....unci play to give Ole Miss Beats 'Barna First Time Since 1910 Beaten " State tHesr··. ' )'om · a 7.IJ load the llrll t1mt It 101 tho ball. '· West Vlrtdnla came rl8bl beck .., ao 81-yard drive 'With 91erwood passing It 46 yerdl to Patrlek lor a 7·7 Ue. West Vlrllbda took & 14-7 lead after forcing a Penn State punt. On the lint pls;y !llerwood llrecl a 67 ~ard boJri> to Patrick for thetooctmwn. Penn State pjned a 14-14 tie 12:30 11ft In the llrll ball rrhen <IJ&rltrbaek Clllek Bulkbait ·Jllllsed 21 yards to halll>aek CbarUe WlliiOii In the Ol1d ....,, The tooiiidmm came on the 111rll pl8,y after OdalntZ'I -oeptlca at . tho Well Vlrill· nla 21. The 190.pound Pittman .... rled 25 Ume1 !or 12~ yards Md mared four JlllltOSJor 70 y&rdo. Patrick, a ~oot-3, 215.pound split end, set two Well VIrginia pass catchlnll records. Hlo 10 extches wu pel !or moll Jliii&OS cauabl In CliO 111111 his 190 yards was the moll yardasol ever pleked up by a USED CARS . 67 OLDS F85, 4 DL, VI•• 1 Auto. trans. Radio, onti-apin difhtr., white with biuit· interior. A real nice one. f ;4. MSU Rips Badgers, 39 To 0 G. ' . ' 65 . Fard LTD 4 Dr. H.T. • • • -·· • • • • • ·- $1595 : . . ~ 352 VB lnotor, auto. "triM.. P.S., white owr bl•, 'w"t1a · blue Interior. · 64ford Fair lane 500 2 Dr. -- • • • • • • •·• • V8, auto., radio, w-s-w Urea, l:oirJpmdy llnllh 'With IIOia, YinYI bucket seato. 65 Olds Cutlass Con. • • • • • -• • • • • • • ·$1495 va motor. auto., P.S., bl110 'With matehlna IDL, radf't, w-a-w Ures, wheel diacs. ed Ulh-raoked Alabama all the Miss. (IJPDArchie Mamdng WI.Y In the absence ol liliured passed for a toucl-down am. ~homore ScGtt Hwlter. Manning, who played unW the receiver. Perry King kicked a 44-yard 77710-31 field goal as MllssiasiWi edged . closing mlrwtes with a groin Penn 14 0 0 6- 20 Alabama 10-8 Saturday and iJUury, had trouble hitting h!s Well Vo. receivers in the first half but PS-(Wallck 1 run (GarthWalta recorded its first victory over nnally cormected on a 49-yard kick) the Crimson Tide since 1910. Maruilng, the 190-pound Rebel pass tn soplu..ore wingback WVU- Patrlek 26 paas !rom Vernon Studdard thl1 put the 91erwood (Juakowlcl! ldek) ' quarterback, passed six yards bell on the Tide 12 with .ilst wvu- Patrlek 67 paaa !Join to split end Hank Shows lor the over a miralte to go before Sllerwood (Juskowlch ldek) toucta!own just before haltUme. halftime. King's third period fttld goal PS-WUIU1 21 pasa !rom MaMing then hit Ught end Burkhart (Gaithwalte Ill ek) ended the Mississippi scoring. Alabama preverted a shutout Shofls on the oix yard s~ PS... Pllbnln I rm (GarthWaite by blocking an Ole Miss punt In kl.ck) .:.r.CJil,, ,; '~'"'•" J.Ii i. . lnterJt PS- FG GuthWalte 25 the closl~ eight secollis. a , Kelley pan to halt one PS-Oft<Gtz 9 pus Interception Mike Reilly dropped on the Alabama drive ln~lde tile (GarthWaite ldek) loose ball in the el'll zone for a Mlsslssippi 20, aod monaterinan WVU- Gresham I run (Jdek touchdown. Quarterback Joe Bobby Bailey clrowed IUilback blocked) Kelley passed tn lullback Pete Phil Chalfin at the Rebel IDur Jillet. for the two-point converalter a fourth doWn paos !rom sioJL thO Tide ttnlor quarterback. The largest crowd ever to witness an intercollegiate toot- The Tide appeared destined to ball gune in Mississippi, more go scorelesa until Mike HaU than 47,000, saw the 20th-ranked slammed thr01J8h the Ole bUss Rebels almost pull ott ,a shutout lloe to block a Julian Fagan_ in wimlng their first game over punt in the closillll second• and ReUiy pounced on tile baiL Alabama in an lnterrl(Jted Alabama 0 0 0 8- 8 rivalry dating back 59 years. 0 1 3 0-;- 10· The Alabama defense. rated Mississippi tops In the nation, going into the MISB ShoW! 61)U! !rom game. turned back sewral Manning (l<lng ldck) Rebel threats, but yielded twice Mloa- FG King 44 to help Ole Miss coach John Ala- ReUiy recovered blocked . Vaught get his first win over a punt in end zooe pan irom Bear Bryant c~ched Alabama KeUeytoJWeba. A-47,152. team. The scrambling Kelley dlrec~ JACKSON, Sophomore- MADISON, Wia. <UPO - Quarterback Bill Fenco ran for three toochdowns and Michigan State's defense was airtight Saturday as the urxlefeated Spartans crushed winle ss Wisconsin 39-0 in their Big Ten opener. Feraco scored on a pair of first quarter one-ytt-rd. run& after seuing himself oo key passes and runs, and then went in again from the one wlth 19 secorwls in lhe third quarter. Tailback Tom.my Love, the Spartan's leading ground gainer , scored on a two-yard smash in the second quarter a11l the Spar· tan' s added their nnal score with 27·seconds to play when reserve back Earl Anderson pbmged.over from the one. Gary Boyce kicked 38 and 41· yard field goals in the second and third period. Jt was the third win \n a row Cor the Spartans. and the defeat was Wisconsin's eighth in a row longest lostrw streak In Badeer history. Wis consin ill winless ln Its last PU RDUE ~ 13 games with only a mid-season EVANSTON, IlL (UP!)- Top- tie in 1967, breaking the aU· ranked Purdue sent sUppery Le- losing record or coachJOOn COitroy Keyes on three touchdown ta, now in his second season; slices through -Northwestern's bettared llneSatord&ytoacoreitJ NEW YORK (IJP0- Pal!i tblrd com;ec:utivt' victory of 1he John&On, 176, Cleveland, 01\lq; 43-6, and Its llr~ In tile knocked out A!>gel llrJ!oodo, Big Ten. 176, Puerto Rico (1}• -•011, FREE! Ohio U; MoUrtltdneers Outlas't s . MOBGA~To'wN, or ~ ld~ Rockets UCLA Upset ••• onb !'<Wid bl~kOcl • ~ . ~ Montclair St. 58 Curry 6 Rhode Island 33 So. Conn. st. 8 Perm 17 Brown 13 Boston con. 31 Buffalo 12 Pittsburgh H William & Mary 3 Maine 28 vermont o Boston u. 7 Temple 0 Holy Cross 28 Dartmoutll 17 Princeton 44 Columbia 16 30 Western Maryland P.M. C. COlleges 0 Jones surprised Bryant m comLafayette 7 Hofstra 0 Tuft.s 28 Gettysburg 22 :::s Harvard 59 Bucknell 0 278 yards and two touchdowns. Williams 7 Rochester 6 New Hampshire 17 COIUL 10 Bryant completed l4 of 24 for Cornell 17 Rutgtrs 16 182 yards. Hamptnn Ins. 17 Del S~ 10 A 14-yard pass !rom Bcyant Wagner 34 Upsala g to Houmard gave Ohio UniverSt. Lawrence 42 Hobart 6 slcy a ..,Uck lead In the first Wittenberg 37 Lehigh 14 period. Toledo Ued It at 7-7 Brockport St. 49 Nichols o on a 17 ..yard pass from Jones Worcester Tech 25 Middlebury 20 to end Dennis Tobias in the same HamUton 3~ Rennsselaer Poly 32 period Bryant connected on a two Yale 49 Colgate 14 Wesbninster 27 Geneva 7 yard scoring toss to end Phil Wilkes 40 Moravian 0 SWindell ln the second period. Amherst 34 American Int. 7 The Bobcats were never headNorwich 26 Coast Guard 22 ed and led 27-17 at the half. Houmard went into the e n d Kings Point 19 Union 13 zone with a l2..yard •pass from Miami (Ohio) 24 Kent St. 0 Bryant, and tailback Dave LeVeck ran 32 yards for a touchOhio St. 21 Oregon 6 B<M'ling Green 17 down Cor OU In the first halL West. Mich. 1 Ken Croll booted a 21-Yerd Reid goal, and tailback Roland Ohio University 40 Toledo 31 Michigan 32 Navy 9 Moss plunged over for a touchMinnesota 24 Wake Forest 19 down Cor Toledo befOre interBradley 22 S.E. Miuouri 19 mission. Michigan State 39 Wisconsin 0 LeVeck scored on a lour ..yard Purdue 43 Northwestern 6 run and Houmard on a one-yard Baldwi,.Wallace 26 Youngstown 6 plunge In the se<one1 hsll 1 or Kansas 68 New MeXlcO 1 ou. Toledo also added two SOUth . . , touchdowns on a three - yard Kansas St. 34 Vlr~ _Tech 1. run by Moss and a 47-yard pass Penn St. 31 West VJ.tgtnia 21 play from Jones to end Jolm Georgia Tech 24 ~lemson 21 Brisker . Virginia 41 Davtdsoo 14 Mou the natlon•s second Florida 31 Mississippi s~ 14 leading' rusher going 1n1o the West Virginia St. Col. 26 game, was held to 46 yards In Morgan State 27 17 attempts. North Carolina College 7 Ohio University pushed I t s Mississippi 10 Alabama 8 MAC record to 3...0. Toledo il Franklin and Marshall 27 1-1 in the oonference and 3~1 Johns Hopklns 6 overall. Western Ky. 23 E. Tenn. 0 Blueneld s~ 25 Duke 30 Mayland 14 Located R.R. Tracks 8 Mi. N. of Gallipolis On Route 7 Cheshire, Ohio '' ...r., · on~6 y~~~:~sC: trating. ltt&CK_;!IIII the locilbiol~ .. The dtlortle ~ cr-«<l (f.<r OhiO ~~i llfsl · lillf when at!~ !4Jke or Btsrting pitch•" were • . 100% W~~tn~nry • f~r 10 ~~. iooo f!!iles .. Jhis· tit~.J!s if tvtn ~ lifl,i · bulb goes blld, we'll repl~~ee II their · llllbllll!'. t..,. ..:!: ·lhe ·llllck8J8s 60 Olds. 4 Dr. ChiY!Sta. V-8 Auto. V-8 Auto. $295 $195 1969 CADIUAC AND OLJ)S. . . . ' . ON . ., , ... ,P.IR1~·lY Q..IAIItu~ .:: s~~~~ ~nlll .:. ' 'GMAC! 1'" 1 FINANCtNG''1 ' 1 992-5342 ANN ARBOR, Mich. (IJPI)The explosive rum1ng or tlirougll the third otanza. lllchlgan'. !all . toochdo!lll ctme after Ume had nm out In opeoclstor George """" and dead-eye paaslng by quarter- tile pme .., a OIIO?'erd piiiiiP back Demla Brown carried ey ............. halll>aek Gnl MlchlpD to a 32-9 t....,cbw of QarriJon. The scon wu set up by a Na\')' Inter!....... pemlb' haplosa Na\'l' Ssturdl.)'. Oli a Wolverine puo In the IIIII Hoey set up • ptlr or (JI&rter louchdoWnl 'With pu11t returns or 63 .... 39 yardo, ml ...... The ...... WoiYerlnel spot- a tlllrdilerlocl ..... - a 48- ted the beellor ,.., teom • u 11r11 ~r ed&e' before tallq yard paaa lnterceiJ!iooreturD. Br<>Ym au-prlsed tho blldJhlp- a 19-3 halftlme lead. Navy'a meo 'Witil a ~ aortal attack that Included a 191'ard touchdoWn llrike tn end J I m Mancllch 'With 28 aecondl 11ft In the llrst hal!. Only moment• earlier Brolm bootlegged the ball ln !rom three yer<ls out lor NichlpD'I ttcond tooclldowo or tho Two key JliiiHB- one !or 16 . yards Md the other for 18-lid to the score. Tough rumtrw haUbsck RCII Jotmson who seem1 to break a Michigan ruehlng reeerd OVflr7 Ume he lugs the hall, talliedtouchdoWno-a two-yard lllaDt early In the aeCCIId quarter ml • 39-yerd piiop ....._ 1eor. came with less than 91&1!1: mblitea ..,.. In the contellm a 26-t"erd llold pi b7 juDior Tim COCOZza. After that, the Michigan dtfenH, - - bJo 225pound tadde• Tom Gosa IIIII Dao Parka, &OIOUIOI ed the MiMe• oxoept lor a t o o - ilrl.,; In the cioalne IM!CCIIds . IUilbadl Karl Scirwelm. 1c0red 011 a atx.,.N )lUI tram · ~Mike NcNallen. COL. SAMDERS ·I<IWtYIII"icY ALWAYS EASY AND COIIVI!M SERVE AT HOMI!. FAMILY BOX 9 Pc. $U.S BUCKET 15 Pc. $3,iJs lllll·,.,..pd liM-,_ , Wahlma IUploy ' 0007- 7 . . . 7660-19 t;)" eleven. The lronmen took the openIng kickoff or tile contest and drove up the field to score on a 23--yard paa1 frOm quarter. back Ray DeSiephen to E n d Terry Ooborne 'With 6:43 oo the clock. Hallback Darwin Valen- SEO Standings (ALL GAMES) TEAM W L T POP Wellaton • , • •5 0 0 138 38 Athens ••• • , 4 1 0 88 48 Melgs . . . . . . 320 8154 Lopn . . . . . . 320 68 49 Gallipolis .. .. 2 3 0 65 69 Jackaoo .. .. • 2 3 0 105 84 Nels.-York , , , 2 3 0 62 88 Ironton • .. .. 0 5 0 60 133 lint made It 8-0 'With blo two point oomerlkln run. VsleotiDe hit paydlrt early In tile seCCIId parlocl on a three yard run with Sophomore D a n Morplly'oldck for tile extra point giving the Ircrunen a 15-ll lead at the 10:5~ mark. The Tigers roared beck to score 'With 6:18 tell rrhen !rOsltman lllllback Rick Boykln tool< a pltc:hout Md then tossed a 30yer<l touchdown peoa to end Mike Akers. Boykin•s conversion nm narrowed tbe score to 15-8 at halftime. With 4:33 lelt In the third perIod lllllback Gary Sextoo rammed over from ·the one yard line and VslenUne added the two point conversion on a run for a 23-8 Jackson lead The clod< aboWed onl,y 23 seconds left In the third period wben quarterback Greg sternamao Dipped a two-yerd tOuchdown paiS to Akers Md the quarter ended 'With Jackson holding a 23-H lead. (SEOAL ONLY) TEAM W L T POP \l'ellBton , , , , 3 0 0 60 20 Athens . . • .. 3 0 0 34 21 Nelga • , •• , .2 1 0 82 20 Lopn . . . . . . 210 48 28 Jackson , •• , • 1 2 0 49 84 Gallipolis • • , .'1 2 ~ 31 42 Ironton . . . . . . 0 3 0 46 69 Nela.-York ••• 0-I 0 18 82 TO:rALS _.. 12 12 0 346 346 FRIDAY'S RESULTS: Meigs 14 GaDip<lllo 0 Athens 6 Lopn 0 Jackson 29 Irontoo 20 .• ' 'il Wellston 20 Nela.-Yerk 8 Rox McCormick retirement !rom, the New York Yaukeea after Hrvlng lor ·S? years with the team 01 a player, eoach Md IIU4n IIUIIIIl· pr, Crooettl, rrho bepn hla career 'With tile Yankees as 1 lborlaloP In 1932, told team o!llctalo ln a !lxiJOP llalldllritten letter thet be · - to IP!'od more Ume With 1111' famlly, u The San • Fran.elac:o native rrlll Join the -lOft Seattle Plkita as eoach. . , ev•r drove~ can-'"-· . very pd, a very nice first~~~. 1963 fORD CUSTOI,I 2 DOOR, whito, rod In- SA'VI terior, 6 cyl., standard tron111i11ion, roclio, another economy buy . 1965 CHEVELLE SUPER SPORT, ma-n, black vinyl bucket 1eot1, console, Powerglide trans., power lfeerlng. radio, whit' wall SAVE 1965 Harley Davldoon; .MH,t 165, 3 opitecl, 165cc, solo ood~~,.lil.~•. i~t·i" very~~ con4Ution _., , _, ,1. ·:··-., ~", • 1964 Honda, CA95) th• old rollnblo 150cc drHM, •loctrlc 'i:tart<' ' ~. ·run• ""'1 ~·U for the vln~g· . .1·; ~ ', , /";;./3 , · · · 1965 Hon,lo, ~IS14J ... rt J60cc, 4 's~, 'PJ-Ctrlc itaii;, ~}~i· ~ ' ll!:flli , :. ' ~ilnt• thio Iii~ IM!~k f9,orltl""l' . · "!';!1 · ' , , ' '· ', ;?... . ' • •• ,· · l . ~ ' I - • · .:. ' ' ;{ . ' · ··~·--·· ·' c. 1-.. -~.1 ~ ,. '1 ·~\ .;ff·-.. . COME ill ... MAKE AM 'oF~U . ." ._.UJ'S,DEAL'II~F.f_~fT.fiE . SM~il( CoNE C)H h!,411P Ll·t '$ T;t.~K .. • l'lol\rrrLI,II>IG ' •~ . .• f, '. ., ~\"' ,• •, ·( . . .. ' . HON~~ ~~~:?~. ~~~-~~!Tr;~HIOi~~~~i: l F..OR:;T~E. .:~•TW~iiH~~f;I'DEAI.ER'~ ' . ... . ;RAW,I;INGS' .. ' ASK ! ., ~ ' ·~ '" ' \ ..: • ~E ONE O.F T~E ·'"'· t' ' L )· ·•·-.•,WL • .,"j...D .~.'f f • SAVI .' F.~(tt::li~~: ln. $1395 40 MORE TO fiOM Smit Bui' "BARGAIN SPOT OF THE. WORLD". 1964 PONTIAC TEMPEST LoMANS 4 DOOR, green, vinyl trim, automatic tranal"'llallon, power st.. rine. radio, whit• wall tire•. 1968 COMPANY DEMONSTRATORS SAVE 1964 BUICK LnSABRE 4 DOOR HARDTOP, SALE light blue, vinyl trh•, hydramatic tranami.., sian, power steering anti brak.., radio, heof.. •r, white wall tires. Bruu tay1 he c~n Nc-ammltnd this car to anyone. SAVI SAVE UP TO $1000 1963 FORD VICTORIA 2 DOOR HARDTOP v.a solid white, eneine, Ford-0-Matic tran.! mission, power 1teering, radio, white wall tires, you•IJ have a hard time to find another car like this one. SAVI 1968 Oldo. Lu•ury S.don, Air Condition 1968 lmpolo 4 Door Sodan, With Air 1968 lmpolo 4 Door Sodon, Without Air 1968 Coprico 4 Door Har4top, Wtth Alr 1968 lmpolo Convortlblo Sup•r Sport 3-1968lmpolo Custo"' '""- Coupoo r • • ' 1965 CHEVELLE MALIBU SPORT COUPE, SAVI blue, biUit Interior, V-8 lltftgine, atarulard shift, radio, whitewall tires. 1963 FORD COUMTRY SEDAM STATION WAGON, solid whito, V-8 "i1~~: ~ Matic trans. Power stHrlng and rodllo, •• white wall tlru. WJIOLISALI PRICES AO..DlMOBlLD '·' 1 Chevelle Station Waeon, 1 Chevelle · ·~~ . SA,_ 1963 FORD SEOAM DELIVERY ~TRUCK, 1rHn, 6 c,l., otoJidard "-"'· . ~ CONYEITIIlE Air conditioned, fchooi" teachers trad .. $1895 1965 MERCURY 4 DOOR STATION WAGOM SAVE ' Factory air conditioned, one owner, •harp. · The resp!JIIse to our 1969 CheYrolet.()ldsmoblle Showing was overwhelmin1. Thousands of People calllli to see and admire the beautiful New ChevroiBis and Oldsmobiles. We would like to thank you for coming to see 011 new models and also for your many nice comments. If you haven't seen the new models for 1969, the welcome mat Is always out at Gallipolis Motor Co. v-a· ,,. '' interior, nice. WILDCAT COUPE or 1oUd white, engine, ' speed tnn•. Keystone Mag whHis, radio. white wall tlre1. ,·:.; _ ... . . 1966 Hondo, CB77, $upor Howk. 305c~, 4 opood, electric . atait,.,J~• bur.tora, one owner, i111t llroken In . · · .. 1966 Honda, S90, block, sport 90cc, '4 tpHd, tHI to tom \Hot: ..._,,.,' the '"' tt•YWGJ , :; , 1966 Horloy Davtdo~~. Moclol MSO, S,ort, .3 op.td, ooddl• :~·) . ~Fl'f:!'f'! Boykln's two yerd n111 at the 8:55 'mark !or an Ironton touchdown closed out tile scoring and -led coach Ben Buddes' Ironmen to remain tied !or iecond place with a · 2-1 leque mark while &Upped to o.a Statletlco • - JackD! 'With 15 Orll downs, 302 yerds rushIng, 111111 completlnr thrH alx panes for 19 yarda. The Tlpu netted 18 llrll downa, rolled up 2i5 yarda on the ground, Md hit !lYe or 14 paoseo for 26 yerdl. Valentine topped tile half car-_ rlers 'With 126 yards ln 28 trips while Boyktn led IroniAJo wllh 115 yards in 3S attempts. Score by quarters: Irenloo 0 8 8 6 - 20 Jackoon 8 7 8 6 - 29 t.Jack with vinyl trim, Meic:•o•matic tronsn~is· 1ion, power 1teering and power brake• ; radio, : h-eater, w,hlte , w'll tires, one local owner . SkidlftOre saysnf.n• of the b•tt cars he has luxe saddle ~ags, white, very, very, •harp q11lck, c~cle .frolf!l Japan Ono owner, $2195 29-14. 1965 FORD GALAXIE '500' COMYERTIBLE, 1967 Honda, 590, Supor sPort 90, 4 opood, rod, o I!Hio doni horo ontl' ' . . . th•r•, but IUftl ilh 0 top · ..... j . 1967 Honda, CL90, Scro.,blor 90, Candy blu•, 4 opood, chroMo . "-~• .'• •· .. trroro, vory shorp h · · •-cde · j, 1967. Koweonkl, lolcldol WI, 650cc, 4 opHd, candy rod, c - • ~ ra, ... ' r. tir... b'•••, One oWner, hctory air conditioned '69 Bolcl< trodo-ln. COMPARE! COMPARE! COMPARE! CROSETTI QUITS YANKS DETROll' (IJPO Frank has ..-meed hla came ~~LOOK! LOOK! .. ·-LOOK! LOOK! CARS AT ·WHOLESALE PRICES OCT. 11 GANES: Gallipolis at J ackaon Meigs at Lopn Athens at Wellaton Nels.-York at Ironton Crooettl Jacklop'l ft.nal •core 'With 9:22 lelt In tho ooatall DeSiepbea rolled out ... an optloa play and deahed 26yerds Into the end %0111. A CCII· version run !ailed 111111 It wu We'd Like to Say "Thank You" ~ 1968 Honda, CllO, Sport SO'o, 'wo hove 2 of t~•••• •1 block, I m, both lik•.niw, , one owner .4 speed•, reatly for you , 1967 Hondo, C.o\77, Droo"' 305, •loctrlc otort;4 •P•od, windshield, rol! .lrar, de:,, lllvanc~ llldd&!ul'• .......... 2-1.and set the ..... lor ·nut week's eonferenoo n· kl Ray-- We are LOADED wltllaood used, lots ol mil's left, are ready to deal ... no reasonable offal declined . . • , deal . . . yo11 own price .•• we are really $II'IOUS : •• let s 10011, fully recondltlcinedillotorcycle. Thi !lin ~=~· with Intra«Ata ~ Stale. •, r1va1 ... lb.aaot thei'r "lbe liiird .;aarter, · G~. Hit Wen:.(]laneey; ~~i]jdwered Says ·Trout OCTOBER CLEARANCE SALE ON USED CYCLES AT RAWLINGS HOtfD~·•. - ·l .. ' Rips Navy, 32-9 "'¥'''' tbu. RAWLINGS HONDA Mi~higan RIPLE\' - Thoro wu no JoT Cious pushed acroos Rlplay's IIIDE Wlhama Frldi.Y ni8lll u tile oal TD 'With a three yerd run YiiiUrw White FalCCIII !all 1i> ' up the middle, the 114>1~ Vlklnao bJo a li-7 The Falcons created some ex· ....... nat 'With • s'Wing out .', 'llleWihamatleYen,'WithbOPea 11011, starting at tile Wlhama · of upi<fflDI tho VlkiDI• !or the 19, to GarY ClaiiL Clark went •CCIId conaacutlve year, had tho down the sldeUoel but was head., .in""'lt blocked by a do!- ed orr at the pass bJo Vlk. t.ia!Ye 114>1111' dub with I 10011 lngs. ........,. QIWterback. The Wabama standout, boWT ...,. Lalldls, the Vllllq IIi· ever, cut back &crOll the ftelcl, oa1 oaller, loOked like Fran Tar- jlieked up threo F,alconlnter!erk!nllk>n. 'With bll ICI'&IIIbllniM<I once moo Jed dle*d ~be­ l'UIIIIIie, hind them to.the Rlpl~ llvd'yard • . Wal!ama, by the aeme IDkon, Uno. The pll.f wa1 IIIQllled by bowever, dl•'loxactly look like ao olfeldeo penallY. .' ~ LA Rami. Earl,y In the fourlll ..,.nor, . Lalldl1 set 111! RlpiOY'I llrat Wlhama blocbd l 114>1111' punt TD ur thil _ . . . _por!od when on the hootl 40. Thlo · pve the Ill lilt Ken 9oltiober Willi a 40 Falcona tile uit 1lley . - . . to . Jlid pall tiiat carried to tile IP> tor their lme '!11. •• W~ I!Yo, 'From lhera, Mike The Wlhama obr.p.lnter came YOWII b l . - up the mlcldle 'f or '"' a Jlllll to Dave GUUopte with Itt '!11, 7:35 lelt In the pme, GIUlsple Cllimb!tr•. klckl!d the atra grabbed the wu !rom - pollll m1 ~ltr eame back up two Rlplll!' defeeders and went 11o14,~ a 141 lto4. on In to sooro. The )llo.v cov. ··Wiii. - iidart.1 lift In tile oncl 20 yardo. kicked llrot ·half, · the Fa! CCIIII decided the atra JOint. to l!lllll>Jo oD a !qurti, and nine The White Fal.COII - t t. 'IIIII It tile 114>1,.y 40. Ao led bJo Bobby Jloollll, ~aolluci­ P"I.,..... put b7 Goey B u r. 11011 and Lar17 ~r. i!aii-''Wiad he wao nsU' Rlpl~ slleked up a of "' •ot'· thi 80 )'erd at:tpe. Ten 241 yards COIJi>ared to ·172 lor pio.v1 lotar, with ·!lYe aeccnla Wabalpa. The 1¥>118. boWeYer, .-ln!DI 'In.lliillrll·ltal!, Lao. had Ito 7erd1 tnpenOitloa,comdll hit J,.y , _ 1 on the p~ pared "'· .75 oga1n11 waiula. liDo. ' Thlo Frldo.v, Wabama hal ljl , · biithiiTDI!!IIl.~~VIl<- 1111p1'k cut out lor t11em a1 ~ ~ -~. J'~V' tohi lllil ' ~ Data of Folia leobd . so If be· wu · if.ap- · .II· llodltal ,Fielcl. Po<a, r.til 1\ped. liqc be to of tile loP AA talmo !II Wool i ..Mif;zl lnir""mi>lilethoJliiiS. Vlribda, loll to Point Plouant . "":l'i!!'a polal atlelqlt !all- Frldo.v. ad an4 114>111Y lad J.U at half. Ill' ~1: JACKSON - C9a<h Bob Bruney's hard~uck Ironton Tl&era scored 20 points lor tile ttCCIId eoneecutlve weak J'ri<II.Y lll8hl bot oace again laDed to break Into the 'rictoey column as the Jackaoo lrolunen 110... a 2920 win OYer the Lawrerice Coun- 1966 LtSA.E HARDTdP COUPE LeSABRE SEDAN ... �·~, ~ ~ ... . . ,. ·' StopfH1;d On . 11 · a" '14 4 And a2 As , . "' ~ ' . M~auders Win Third Tilt Ath·:· ). II 'Electra 4 di!ar $odan. O~ly 11,948 oaay, mi•l ·u·,;iF< :' Air Conditioned, Pe>Wor ooat. Courteay Lights. , l'la~o hi, from IQ<:ql merchant. Elii,P. a~;p. • ' • • f1 ~sneer's nat own 35 (Ken Engush•s off the tee kicko(J after the Meigs TD was returned f'rom the Dev- 1~ second hall c.,.,...ed to 23plll,llo and 88 yerda by the bigger vis- After the Oeot-fooled Smllll itors. Big Blacks .. Win Fourth ..' .. .. . -~., 34-26'' Wltll Fullback Ensllsh ~ the way, Melgo chewed "' lhe big Blue DovU llne while eatlrw up time enroute to Its second touchEowlloh curled nine of the 12 plays durin& the drive. He picked It> 32 o! the 60 yerdo. - , 1'11o- -'licton' ,left Melia- ..,.jth a 3-2 seaaonmark.lnoideihOSouth- POCA - Pt. Pleasant, Nov. 8 !oo o! the Gallia Academy Hi&h School mue DevUs, remalnechmdoleatod ln live outl~s Frldll,ll ni&ht by turning bock • fir....., Poe& Dot eleven, 34-26. ' k ·''it· .,. The Poca Homecoming game ns irterrQPted with 27 seconds tell In the first balf when omdal R. P.. Gresham collfll•ed on tbe field. He wu administer- ~ ;1,_ ' ...' ed oxygen there, but was dead 011 arrt VII at the hospitaL The Dots are now 4-1, while Pt. Pleasant remolned Wlheaten, I 4-8-L Poca accumulated 15 - . , and PL Pl.ouant 9. first Big Black quarterback Pete McDermitt completed 9 of 17 ,, puses ror 134 of PL Pleasant's -IL •' :~ ..fl, . '•· . ,J .. ENDS - 1 Meigs • • • . • , • 0 0 0 0- 0 TOTAL YARDS (Rush-Pass) Gallipolis • •. 65 26 80 2-173 Meigs ....•. 51 87 15 61-194 RETURN YARDAGE Gallipolls .... 0 6 22 16-44 Meigs ...... 12 0 o 10-22 PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE Gllllipolis •. • . 14 12 17 10-53 Meigs ...•... 13 14 6 15-48 FUMBLES Gallipolis ...... 0 0 0 1-1 Meigs . . ...... 1 0 0 0-1 r RANGERS CUT BACK NEW YORK (IJ!'Il-- The New York Raqero will go with Ed Qacomln 0!1<1 Don $mmcllll u jury, pile GWeo Vtuemuno lA> -.to ol tile American Hod<OY Rick Mosley, 20l'i)OUIId senior tackle who goes both wa.ys for the Blue Devtl s was outstanding for tile Galian& Friday nlsht. Gallipolis travels to Jackson this F'rlday. Meigs plays at Laqllo. Lor,an. lbolr plteudera tlda oeaooo. Tile Raqaro recbced their ..-r lA> 20 Frlda,y by aulplng ~~NC-B SPECIAL-~~ -THIS WEEK ONLY- EVERYTHING IH 2·WAY RADIOS, ANTENNAS 4HD ACCESSORIES Locolacl AI 1618 Lincoln Hoighto, Pom-y t .. IC111111ETH ,' . ·. TAYLOR ~ ICR/ilil068 . 157 yards ln26 corrtoatoleodlhl altlick which 16 first .. 22t yards rtllbln&. and four o1 11 pal- tor 61 Alh•• ~lAdiVE . 4 BR . with 2 lull baths, liM CHEVROLET pl= lormal .rilng 1'00!"• with an:h- • ttnek. Ph. "24W!III. , way to a IJI!lCioui LR, dlnelte, · . laundry" room, lor~ front ' '. " . I BURNER fuel oU beater, porch, full basement, GOr Port \ Kenmore. Pb. 181-1211G. I3W with storage deeP lot, lo~. . . uted downtown De4J' to, chUrPlease M~· Offer APPLES - Rod and Yellow ches, schools '& shOIIIIiliil area, wnL IIIII Olrlt· 110111:....... Delicious, Grlmea, · Romes, BUM COiin*'I'ABLI Dl JT 60 AC:RES 1VT IIY HVPAMD o101t 1'AIED $!!lyman. Sweet elder. Mar'01 TO CINCJIIQIA'J'l 80 ,.. IIUI'I' IILL ft. D" YOU ~ ket hours: open 1 to I Mon- Rollin& to 1111!1.. good fenceo, tome tlmber. ~~~acco ball:e. TO BIC cozy ri A' I'IU WIIJI.I: . day thru Friday, 8 to • Sa£. YOU ADIUU A ~y v-. bam, plenly out buUdlngs, 7 oa WANT '11m COHVmfiiNCS urday. 12 to 6 Sunday. Wells or TWO a.'I'JII; WODiiDi room - l¥.1 story home, nice Orcharda, Rl. 160, I mile BVILT l-."1 Kn"CCmN taAH0& ldlcben. bath, opring, weDs and DIIHWASI:IIIa. ITCJ AND 'IIWO South of Wllkeovllle, 0. CAll GAJlAU YOU 18011'1' LIG. farm pond. Located N.W. of TO BUY OUJ, BOMI. wrvll 221-tf Vtnt<>n. UDVCaJ no: "P iliCII 10 .' . ro,oms. weNiy , '· ' tore· _thank& anol gra!(I""' to·•· rates. Par,k Central Hotel. our . many friends, ne~ , . 11-tf , , :P,Iid:;plfllves for .th~li kind· · .... l'kr. $npalhy, rood, Ooral BRADBUR~~~ffit!leitcy apart~ ollerlnp and cards extended inent, ftr;t Door; adults oely. to us during lh• Dlnm IIJid m-s..,m-A... u1-t1 ForS.t. death ·or .olir mother . i n d FORD 2 row mouilted corn grandmother. Speclll thanks · 1 DR Z GIRLS lo sbare double plckor complete - with. IIII!U"~ 1<1. the <19Ctors an~ nur..s ol sleeping room, kit~ prlvl· lng kll Jor $900: F91'fllractor. i.;, the Holzer llofpltal, !leY. leges. References re<JUlred, ...,a .conditkltl, Clifford WooR. Huehblt. Calberlne Hayelliae' (n. Call 'l(ter 4 p.m. ten, Rt. 3, Albany, 0. Ph. word, 0rganlst. and lhe .Me44&-1701. 2IIU 198-3801. Z3H Coy • Wetherhilll Funeral 1'-m.- ~.-.......:. n1 ''uniO~.d , ··~: mad........,. or u ~. '· . __,.........,ur-5 MONDAYS ,...;, ...,.and• Tuesdays ant • are ./' 'J\oe';FaniUy o! Ena B: Cooper ;;,:;;; and 'b;tb";;it~).drie P~~ o~• renm uays at .. . • . . 214-1 brick building-,' beaUtuully Uppet' Murphy. 4 ~anla $~ Notice decorated, pl~recl walla, · ., W'" · complete YO\IIIPIDWII ldtcll· ;. ,.U~'S S ,.-, SHOP, Sl4 Main I ens 'll'jll!'lia~l.unita, alorm WATERMELONS '3 for JI.OO, .<li!ol:ll and windows, bUilding . only. 100 ' m•- In .d\,;,~. . .o.mer, . C01J1plet.lr lnau]4jed, . flionl •··a'-• 1 r - beaullRUISOII J~. IIT-11 uN · ....... ••"[~.~n.:;,.;-• ·.,. te MAIL orders filled for Merle 1u Y ...,.e.,...., . ~, .va . ·Norman coometlcs. Cali Polnt r'· , ·. '' . .... ' t , · '· . :·W!llll8d -~king, .~ lOW~- 'ft10 · · Pleasant fiS.3IMO for your , ~ I Op ·ifaYID 'l'Otra!"'·qA~menta, order. 133-1 ~~,·-·""'' New Raven, -W.Va. Ph. 8D·· ~ - ' • rewaenta1131. · ·:c. ··'' .· · , 221-7 1\EFRIGI!:RATORS. portable IM!I In thl4: am for .career · .v• .' . · · oo. •• 1!,011uliity' record ptayen, 2 gas ranges. VB Station Wagon. ,Pawer StHrinsJ. Cruisntatic. ShoWs Q~ care. . . · ill --.... ..... ..._.... 1.,. I'IICiftUAHl ......... _.,.-a--._... ... 2.-3 overall and 1·2 In the ovc. Fairland O• 1 1 1 o + 0 8 0 6-14 ~-• ~ --~ ....... ..,. - Coralino 4 4r, V8. Extra "nice lor model. ~lol . lUN'I H . . . . . . . . . - - · . . . , . . . . . tr.n• nmll Tennant. 11 paso r:rom Har· ria (Jewell run>; Mader, 5 rW\ (Tennantpa.. from Harris>. Fairland- Letp, 5 rua(Smlth run); Letp, 10 paaa from Smith (run f&lled). t4tl .. k• •"" ..... ,.....,, ,...,..... ..,.., .... .cMout For Detail• Co•toct GEORGE H• HICKS 1508 HYE AVE. POMEROY, OHIO (614) 992-3435 ILAiftNA. . · · PONTIAC BUICK PH. 992-2143 GMCTRUCKl POMEROY, OHIO . ..,m..., wE''; . z 't }'f., ·m.,;tb .~arantee ilarl · e'ttalnin~ at to "Cotnpany ex- For Salt NEW QMC TRUCK 'HEAQCjUARTERs bal"""' • ~:.r.:yast: 2-:aprtngsty _ cab!: A~!O:.u~~=~.;;;.~:U7. SKYVIEW TERRACE log Massey Ferguson 'Wheel · 1b1a beautiful 10 room brick nets, cnaaer. Rice & Corbin Deals ... The same traciOr will ond frame home located on a 3 Bedroom Bride On U.S. 35 .UI YOU TIIIHKING or BUT· 1ft.lN'Q7 DON'T Wldl'-TRJS ONB WON'T D AVAILAJIU. JT8 A YDY AT· ft4C'I'IVII 5 ()l.D BNCK ROta WITII l..UGI: CARI'ft. lNG ·N DT n. m UV1NO ROOK. 1~ BATBr' AND aoDKY :,;KDROOMS. LKII !'RAN &10.000. CALL II& ANY 1'1111: n:. A LOOK AT TillS <tiL BrandN3 Bedroom ~c:k Service~ Offered CUSTOM SPRAY •.AiliDIG 150 Acre F•rm r: . ' 'l : Farmers T5 ACRIB TIII &NJ!, !At ACB& TOBACCO BAIL COOO WA'Ja SUPPLY, 3 aAitN8 OOOD f ROOM 8010 PiiCib AT 11e.ooo. •ERNEST THORNl :r: u., . · · . . w ·.....: ···,". . . . ""w 1964 FORD ,. GAS AND OILS GALAXIE . 500 XL 2 DR. HARDl0~/390 ENG. AUTO. TRANS. ·R&H.":·> .. SHARP N a. · ·. ' ~~~: :/:'i Ev::::~- • ' -.a. f:4ice bat11 nei'M 1; l , ~ tuei o11 ,;m,~i' ~led one frOm ' f(y~ ,· C';leel ' ~ mo..· . EATS = ~ ::'sv prt,: Sbep .... 2.95 . 441-:!i ... • SchoOl. . '' .. ··ltr1· WE N&(i:D lislliijs. We ean' ileU ~- "'"•• . ll.. 5:00 Niws ~ · , WJEH • FM LOG Joidt....o EarJ1 illrtl (Dolly ......t •hare 6:00 Sign {)n and _,.., Do You H•ve Property pelllll 11164 10 FOrd. Pickup • :-ru!:tl7~· liP ~ cost you $200 more aller Nov . lalrthge ~Ibaed .~ot. 3 larlgeLRB~ ~ eptnmollm f!Y merit . ·IM5 Gl!IC Suburban · · . 1. New tractor trade-ina: 1 " 3 he to ... unusua ~ You Want Sold Tim WIBJ:IIAN AODfCY IUIV. ·t ·,Jtli. per cent Income from !115!1 2 t ' SIIidebaker MF 25 D 2 MF 35D 1 MF G Rec room, spaciousldtcben with BOLD I'A:Il MOU TBAN WS establlsbed acooimlll. New I T ·Farm WagOIII , I9S5 CREVJE z dr. Wagon, 11159 I Ferg. zO, I Ferg. aO, l Ferg: All the built-ins plus 2 WB fireRAV& I.IITED AND WI: CAlf la.L YOUU. CALL 'roDAY , _ Our ·re)ireiJOntiltlveo are hap. . .• f!JUO GMC 'Ill Ton Tr11ck, baby bed. 30/mower, I Ford Ferg., I places, _wool ~arpel tflrougbaut, aTICIENT SDVICE AND Fllft P1 - lliey e81'11 satiafaclory Illtl5 l T:-. GJoiC Glbsor,- refrigerator. ~Ford Ferg.lmower, I 50 Ford, added ]lving m IbiS 4 room '! tilntldmel. YOII, too, have an 11164 l~ .i. GMC »3-3 1 50 Ford/mower, 1 JD 2010 , base_ment, car port and ample -Pil9nal 'opportunity to 0111112 1'4 t : Cbev. I OUver 550. I Oliver 550 D. ;;arkmg space. Thurman, Ohio :~Usb an .lni)Ome for !He. ·l!H '-' GMC plekup 19~AMPHICAR 1 Oliver 1250. New baler ENJOY 0. D. PARSONS _)I years ·ellperlence For · co.nflden~l . lllterv~ · ij!M>1>'J':; Iale1Dallonll THE CAR that awima, JI0'8 on trade-ins: 1 MF 3, 1 MF 10, The Beautiful Ohio River In REALTOR Phone 24~~9 or , cal!, nd '"'-· · . 1955 l!o ')'. podp ,plcloip . ~ o:,.:.ter, low mlle~ge. 1 NH 67, t Oliver 1!0, 1 Gehl lhls large two story home, lireFarm, VWq:e, City Ptopllt) Cllltrll Soya . MW!U • ..,o .•Y u~u Saturday 191111' ·1~.. '1;!· ~ ~ UP burs S04-428-7GOI. chopper. Special- Clear out place in this deep carpeted LR, Phone 44S-O!II ' Between 10 A.ltl. &. 7 P.M. 1~ •2' '1'; Jn( Trildot · 1ZH sale on 14 Bush Hogs, prices 3 BR, Ill bath. lull basement. If You're Selective .••,bMN.,J.A~,. :,<; - -~~ ,q~,~ :plelaojl ''' '- ··,. , ..,,. ~ Q ±f' otert at $225. Gallipolis Trac- 2 car garage, BT drive, big lot This contemporary bricl!: rBDCh LEIIERING aervlce lor bawl, 44f.4S'll ···llw>t'i'>ai.lc·'"""''· ' .. 3'1'QII~t.DOO~ "!MpO~ · · •• tof " "Saaes'; · •gfnaul!ii·. · o: Ph. with plenty sbade & ahrubo. is lor you :· ·~ Trimmed "iii"r'ed· • "' lilg"llilrls; SCbeol 'jllc-. etc. • · ·•. 2104 ·I MlnneapoUo Moline Poww AWIIIngs, c • ralllnp 446-1044. 234-1 LARGE GROC:ERY wood. It has aU the wanted Fred Culllp, ChiUicotbe Rd., .; . .. . ., Unit ·. '· Lowe Brotben Palnll STORE Galllpollll, D. Ph. til 3862 areas for living and entertain· • OLD• ~;lAS or aasollne engines, N..r Roiary Cutten _ Wallpaper, PI~ Framliti 1868 FORD LTD all power air :aa.e ·or tractors. 1935 Vtnlage or · · • '· MULLINEAUX DECORATING ' 'p Building ls 50' x 80' with $8,000 :ng. Cuslom built by Ky. buDd; older. Stale ~. DiOdel·; $291.50. New-8.25 K ltl,_10 piJ . Sin liU Ill :MOll cond., 5,000 ad•Jal mUes. h. lo $10,000. all new stock, good er. Choose l to 15 acres. Five condition, ·lize (liP anc1 WJ!.•), ~~n tim $15. Inc. · ~ 'l'bl1d . Av~,· G.rupo;;: 1'15-l7ll alter_5 p.m. 2.14-t equipment, all business is ci!Bh, minutes from downtown. GaiU· f.EE'S PLllMBING & REMODpolis Schools. Low 30's. EUNG, Oron Cty, 0. PL year, and price. Am all!~ InOW. a bargain lor someone. 256-li664. IJ'I-tr tereJted tn , Jl!ltls lor .same. . VaDer _lmplemnt •. LOOKING ~- amaD . reot&urant LARGE TWO STORY DREAM HOME . -··--'__. , ID Pine 9!. I'll. Ill II ,. do•-• ...... •-·'--·• •·me , Aniwe• a-m·~· · V. C. , l'" If .,. •""" ...a,..., oa Home on Eastern Ave. - 3 ~·our bedrooms, room wide clo. lleqrpaQ,· llos 110,.. "'aria, ·· • , •. . <.. location :17- Jll!att;';ilreat OPilR, needs some repair. Located sets, maple • walnut lloora, REYNOLD'S GALLIPOLIS TV 4311 Second Avenue Stelh.!l"lo '41e80.. . ; ·' "'11$.3 ~ :~: LUMP and lllok. portunlty. ~I flsbares , and on a corner lot. Price $3,000. large bath with vanity, uilllty Across from Post Office · coa~. : eart Winters Rio stock, low rent. ·For details Country Atmosphere rm .• electric kitcben. 30 • 15 Phone 4f6.020l 0:... .u.,;...., p I_n.... , .. ."""""' ........, 24l-Sil5 a.lf Ph. 446-2111 alter • p.m. Lo1011' x 165' tot, 5 room & bath, carpeted living room with beauYour Emerson Dealer ~ T'II~ · 'leiici"d ·· mecblnliil .1 'r'-;_, ··. • ~,..~ • · · ' cated at 454 Second AYe., NEW LOCATION large Rec room In basement, tilul ltreplace, birch and Mahog. - · Olltaci~D..t. at t)r yijti a~ bullclllla 1 .., GaiUpoUs. 111-4 TRIBD & STATE STREETS laundry room, garage, deep paneling, breezeway, 2 car garKENNETH STEGER'S r. UpoiL\,ilpqM' ,eo;,. . . 1!1_-4 . ·hl!llie or reJII9dellng, _.,. ill. , OWNER ANXIOUS well, located tn Addison Twp. oge, all nestled in 5 acres of WATER DELIVERY SERVICE a;. .iboiltderi iltltrDilltor FILING e~~btnets, auppllea, TO SELL THIS IARGI: LOT . vines with farm pood. Located Ph. - 7. Z87 U . f~ . Hotp1)j,t -AJii;ilances, ,Alii$31.110, $49.911 up. 1mmedlale NEARLy new 3 Bedroom borne In lhe Village of Cheshire, flU- State Rt. 160, less than $20,000. ~ dellverjo," tn stock. Slmmona fO"D 11011 El oo~E:" , ·151 tr Pig. with attached garage an4 mg otation, garage - including "" TERMITE PEST CONTROL , ·. .. & Office Equip. MS-1397. · Dn n 1 • to 5 · .., · •· ·· • '· · . ISO-H cetamlc tile balh located In all tools, stock and equipment. e oor P ans, • rooms FREE Inspection'. call 118 M PRICES iin kit. Green Acres on. s. il. 141. Selling 1o close an estate. with bath, tn IA>wn, all on aame Merrill O'Dell, Operator ltw Enermltal Termlle l!ervloo ~ llld Corbin~ l'YPitWRITERII, adding maeh- 2 BEDROOM beme at · lln7 HOBART ::.~· ~ street. Take your cheice on cille 10 Belmont Dr. 111'1 If tnea, ne.w and ~; SlmJPons Cbeslnut ~~- A goo;~ buy UacUie ~~ from PIB. " Offici Equip; bedl.;d bette'.- b;,yt"' never TERMITE • PEST CONTROL Aif ~ :r ·buli~ .fill,,bl!ldt:, bridi:, ...... ~~~Pte. room home at 84 Garfteld BARGAIN HUNTERS!' FAIN EXtermination Co. Wheel1rillilbWi llntelll etc aaat~e 10 H.P. pljm ' sprayer. Pbeno Ave. Bargain Priced at $7500. ersburg, Ohio. Pb. 57HIU. BAIRD REALTY CO. lloocl 7 room home willi bath, Wl!lte,...' lllo.'c;.....: o. t'R 2Sif 214-l 'iOU CAN buy this I bedroom Oscar B!ird, Realtor large garage, nice big ceJiiOnt 1111 ~. liter if borne lor a tow down payporch, good basement, "ibade .. '; ' ment and balance financed Close To Rio Grande trees. fruH. drilled we11 with DOLL House Nuroery !I aollpol' l;lf,TIJRAL G~ t0rce;ct ..air ftlrtsUon available, reaJOillble lbrougb FHA at $V. per cent SEE THIS pleasant Utile beme softener, on big 'Ill acre lot one. .llllct!8, 110,11 to 75,000 B.T.U. ratea also lor obcJppiDC or lnler<!Ot. Located 111 S. R. 581 in• the country wllb nearly 8 mlle from Rlo Grande, 0111J1. Several left, In good 'll<fl1dnl ....-tlng molhers, heurly, dalV. Dille from toWD. A., Ill slory heme, bath, good &3,500. New listlng, so burry! llllndllion, t/$: Cln be _, II ly or weekly ratell. Pb. 4480!1ke I'll. 1111•1 outbutkllngs. Immediate Poa20 ACRES R!o G!'andO. Barbel; . U . MU Cbarlea M. Neal t*llll aesalm. Just Usted, good, clean 8 rooma Ill I evenings. Pli. 211 5515. . 2Sf.l A. A. ~ 1114'11 Price Reduced To Sell & bath country bome, clrDied . Carler ~· ~I OWNER wants reasOnable of- well, ceDar & <ellar house. FIYe . 'IMI ,.._, fer on lhelr clean 173 A. farm, minutes from town. GaDipolls WATER Anytime - Day or 2 atory home, \0 A. tob. base. School District. $10,000. Night. Day&-Ph. 318 1158, on Life plenty water and 4 aprlnga, 60 ACRES Evoninga - J. B. or Leo '. good bldg.. blacktop J:d. Ask Four roOm house, 10 acre Tab. Klntl 441-41181 or Roonle Sldd,... us ·about this one IOOay. more 446-1758. m-tf •• ll.. bam. apring, pasture, pl!liRnt Ave. ty water, Green Twp., DEAD STOCK THIS nice 2 storf home over'I'RYil\IO '1'0 SBLLf D .tD SU.VX2: CB.WU looks Obio River. II bas I C&ll. llll WILL ·J IIIIOVI YOUJl DAD ·HORBD ' AND <:OWII bedrooms, nice bath. carpetJ"1 Silo...... 141 U CAlL lo\CKIOH . . . . . eel HYing room. dining room 11r1 Wlllerl,_ Ill I' . and tltclle11, new ·flihtace. W1711 Ar! ,, IM c: PINKING ·SIIEARs sharpened " • fl.lli up, ~ t5c: up. SbepLocatiQn . panl Sewing Ma.bine Soles & !.ET Us ahow yGu·thll·fliee 1l!o 5ervlce, Ia 1st AYI. 2S4-tl slllly • . liltlf:a''bedrooms ·=· TOP PflfOIMING . 366 SUHHY DOLLARS WI!IH!RS ONE $2,000 liiHHEI 282 WEST MAIM 992·2995 AGL .· ca~~ 2:0II&ontil Drlw Tlllilo ' Show (txcept ~ill 8:00 Nowa ltound~t~ 8:05 llnal< ,IJnllmlted (SATURDAYS) 10:30 Chatterbox (ext~~~t 11:55 Waohlnglon Reports clQ lad Sundt,y) 12:00 Newo Roundi\P 11:00 Mullc Unlimited 12:15 Bulletin Boord ll:U Ail the News 12:30 The 11 ln" Sound (Except SendiJs) 12:35 Tee~>-Tlme '68 12:00 Neira CSunda.Y Oni.Y) 4:00 Jnterchanao 12:15· Mualc Unlhnlted 5100 Ne!'f'S, Weatller, Sports 5:00N8WI 5:30 Sunset Serenade (UniUSip 5ll5 Dinner Sai'OIOM!e 7;00 Ew~ Serenade O!!J 9:U Atliled Forces Sioawa (SUNDAYS) 10:00 Firat NaUonal Final .8:00 Sign On and The SinlliW 10:15 Millie Until Sip ott Preacher <liate:_Uvo SPorts Broad8:15 News ~- .wlll ........... ... 8:30 Herald of Truth ular prognma wbea 9:00 Protestant Hour 9:30 Aunt. Bertlia . . LQw. :).OW: -':~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ BAILEY'S SUNOCO Price Reduced 1:10' ~ Roundup it touchdown. HO...ever, it was the rwmi~ ot Ml(laek Dan Brammer and the pilaalilg of q - - . : k Paul Har- Drive in and let our eX111'1•1s'' INSPECT YOUR EXHAUST SYSTEM fOR DANGEROUS LEAKS 1 ~E~t;'NG?? PI&U& CALL . . WI8IUJf roa &oWING. N.W• Ui30 Prooeeutor ~ta. (MoO.) Farm, and H0111t (Tues., Wod., Thuro.) 12:45 Country Go Round 4:00 lntorchanp 5:00 News, Weather, SPorts om: kickoff 80 yards for a Winter demonds the proper gas and oils. Visit our station today. Cleon rest rooms. "":~ ClEAN AS A PIN _ 1. . ZIG ZAG Then see this 2 BR home. Spa· SEWING Macblne. Sllgblly dous kitdlen with new cabinets, used. Does everything withoand range, formal DR. out attacbment.. In good tireptace In LR. lull basement COIId. $5.23 per mo. Or full price of $4ll.lt. for free home \Vlth new forced air furnace, demo. can 675-1081. 229-11 large sewing rooni, ellra kllrhen and laundry room in baseUSED caab registers, National. menl, garage and large I o t R. C. Allen, Victor. Simmons fenced. Pig. & Office Equtp. 44&-1397. JUST LISTED UtJ.tf 150 ACRES- 5 mlles from Gal. llpoUs, has 4 homes, tdeal lor 1111 STEREO a subdivision or industrial site. LOVELY walnut <OnSOle with AM & FM radio. Take over Road on paJments of $6.51 per mootb J.Jst wlth U5 for three g 0 0 d or pay 'au. $10U5. ·Try lltn· v..~ home. Call m. reasons. II you're considering •-· selling your home, wily not let !lOti!. ~ 229-H one of our sale!men help save USED vou TIME T' MONEY - and MOTOROLA TV ?3 . FRUSTRATION? Our service 234-li ~oesn't cost it pays benefits Inch. Ph. 3li8-BIS6. from our active sales efforts. u:oo Co!n'nllj and - t2:15Bulleiln J10anl S: MANY MORE over Fairland, b)' returning the ope~ ~llild~~y 'I' (MOfiDAY"$ TIIRU FRIDAYS) i:.ts .f;hil!lron'a . ~ 7:45 Eellc!N of Joy . · lO:OO lfuolc lor lfUao!lf 8:00 01116i'Valloy NOWJ 10,. )'~rat llii>Uit Qlurdl 8:15 Tdt of the TOIIII 1~119 !lOIP"J ol q,rlll , 9:15 'l'he·tlo 12:00 News . • ., ' 1o:au 12:1s tiinlo HoUr' ' U:OO Tha M. . Show 12:45 Cltholle ~ -ll:ft Worl4 w,.... c;:.. Newa -1.:110 lllhl.h or cad · ' er•· ~ • ............, ..,..,., PIOPILIAHl 411 II ..,.....al .. Grove •• • • 816 8 0- 32 ,.II inH~·'-.,. .......... ..,.... ,.., .,.. ""' ...... ~_,.....,..,_ ...., ....,. ~ w. SCORING - Coal Grove: Jew-~~._..., •..,..~.. ~fUANl 4f ;, .......... - · ,.._ _,.,. el, 80 kickoff return (MeKDJght rUI'I);: Brammer, 5 rUP (Jewel $695 62 Pontiac _ ~-_.,..,....,,_.........,.. COAL GROVE - Coal Grove hallbock J elf J owel returned lA> the Hornets' llne14> alter miss!~ three pmas wltll an InJury and sent tile Hornets wlJwing 10 their second win Friday nlsht, 32-14 $795 64 Ra.mbler ~- ~~1~/:.~;..!·,:: f - Second In Row $1,395 64 Ford " ........ .. btl...a ..... ..... ohnilor.. 1M• f .,..... ~. ~ ~. MPillS 2 Microphone·-·------····· -19.70 Tarlor's (. 8 Equipment game wa1 ewer. Big Dave CGOIIIUQ'ed the ball , ...'11 ....... - . ... FREE List P•lco, 23.70 Comet Calente V8 2 4r. Hard Top. 4 ap. shift ;189. Ef18in., Liko naw all white finish with rod vinyl lnterloo'. ~- ':. ' Pauley, Ad· Hornets Win S:l, 195 Meigs • ••• •..• 0 5 5 0-10 l ' 65 Me,(ury rla that kep the Hornets rolling. RECOVERED BY Bl'lliDIIler scored one m and GaUipolis ..•... 0 0 0 1-1 pined 7' ,ards on 12 carrleL Meigs ........ 1 0 0 0-1 COil Grove's r~ord it DOW' PENALTIES 2-3, :/,.1 ln tile Obio Valley conGallipolis ..••• 20 5 0 0- 25 terence. Fairland's record is I sufferlng an injury early in the Dnal period. Tom Prose gained 60 ln 19 carries. Gallia's Steve Snowden was in)lred early ln the third period. Mike Adams s•ffered an ankle in. new Pontiac: trode..ln. Very nic•. •• NET YARilS RUSHING Gallipolis • •• 23 16 80 -6-113 Meigs ••••• 51 67 15 61-194 PASSES ATTEMPTED GaWpolls • • • . 5 4 1 4-14 Meigs ....•.. 1 0 0 1- 2 PASSES COMPLETED Gallipolis . •... 3 1 0 1-5 Meiga ........ 0 0 0 0-0 PASSES INTERCEPTED Gallipolis . ••.. 0 0 0 0- 0 Meigs • . . . . • . 0 0 0 0 - 0 YARDS PASSING Gallipolis •••. 42 10 0 8-60 Pt. Pleasant ..... 7 7 13 7-34 flvored the home club, 194-173. Poca .......... 16 1 6-26 Mike Barr averapd 38 yards SCORING- Pt. Pleasant Mc- by punting four ttmes for 152 Dermitt, 11 run (Rawson ldcill; yards. Tom ~encer pWIIed three McDermitt, 5 nm (Rawson kick>; tlmes for 106 yard&, or a 35.3 Stearnl, 42 punt return (Ra"son average. Both were ranked oneldcl<l; Naoh, 1 run (Rawson klcill two in lhts department prior to Pork, 11 PISS from McDermitt Friday's battle. ' Olaw100 klcill. Smith paced the Marauder boll POCA - Brown, 70 run (Bal. carriers with 126 yards in 22 1 J., ldcill; Clwley, 8 pus from trips. Engllsh added 62 in22 carI MeClanehan Olich faUed); Bal- ries. ~. 85 ldcholJ return (Bailey, Chuck Neal had 59 yards in lclckl: Ballll,ll, I run (kick ~led). 13 trips for the visitors before Craig, $2,195 BOnn•vill• 2 dr •. Hdrd Top. A low mileage one owne; ~r PLAYER-Pos. TCBYGAVG. 11118. TACKLES - Mosley, HomoSmltll, LH ...... 22 126 5. 7 E. Williams, RH, • . 1 5 5.0 worth, M. Davlo, Daniels. GUARDS - S. Snowden, B. English, FB, .... . 22 62 2.9 Davia. Werry, QB, ••• 1 l 1.0 CENTERS - Ruoaell, Roooigr>TOTALS 46 194 4.2 ol. BACKS - L. Snowdellt Prose, -TEAM STATISTICSSpencer, C. Neal, Hueholt, M. SCORE BY QUARTERS CI!Miy, Baxter, Burnett, Johl>Gallipolis . . ... .. 0 0 0 0 - 0 Melga ..• • .• •.• 0 8 0 6- 14 sm, P. Neal, Howud. FIRST DOWNS Gallipolis ...... 4 2 4 1-11 Meigs . . ,. ... 5 3 0 4-12 YARilS GAINED RUSHING Galllpnlla •••. 28 22 80 11-141 Meigs ..•••• 55 67 15 81-198 , ~ A!U)S LOST RUSHING .. Gollipolla • .•. s 6 o 17-28 ere sUII in tho race with a :/,.1 record. GAHS drq>pod tD 2-3 for tile yeer and Is,_ !-2lnleague p(llJI. ' The win waa tile tldrd !Dr a Chencey..:oached team over GAliS. The Marauder boss haa loot two and tled oee In slx meetings with the Galllans since 1961. For the second time 1n nve games thls !all, Gallipolis co~>trolled tho plglldn _ tile Devils ran 53 p(llJis from scrimmage, Meigo had It 48 Urnes. However, the Marauders not only came out ontqoonthescor&board, but lloo tn the statistics column. MHS picked 141 12 lint downs, permUted lL The Marauders gained 194 yards ruahine. and permitted 113. GAllS did win the r ., . 66 Pontiac PUNTS- Meigs •••••••• 4 0 0 0- 4 c,.,.,,etecl none. Total yardage By quarters: ' ... eastern League, tbe Marauder a 'Z11 tDtal yards. Poco QB Joey McClaMhan was 9 Cor 13, ac- passing honors c(ID&Jleting O.ve c:ountl~W lor 109 of tile Dots' 228 of 14 lor 60 yards. Meigs at• tDtal yards. tempted only two aerials, and ' •' I FURNTSHE!) a~nrfment.- .~ 1 lact st,ua ,Arnold; Parti c..; •. tral Hotel. ' M ' < DillotAg~ · wall Glen was forced to punt. Os 35 to tho 41 by big Mike AdAfter another punt exchange, ams) but Whitlatch aM Crow Meigs took over on its own 40 broke through to toss Tom Spen- with 5:59 to go. At this stage, cer lor a six-yard loss on a third the Marauders bad ~eel to pick and seven situation on the Meigs 1t) a drst down in the second half. 30. Spencer then punted out of 1n !act, Meigs had gained boun:ls on the Meigs three. only 16 )'llrds to that poolnt, and This set lQJ another GAHS OJ> had only run nine p(llJis ln the portunlty in the second period. 1 SIEGLER lS,ooO B.T.U. LP gaa lf\IVIty .vet\ted lurnace, • . Pij- ......... ~ 1 INDIVIDUAL NET 106, 35.3. Y ARilS RUSIIING held. Barr punted out of trouble MEIGS: Barr, 4-152,onebloclr (GIIllpolis) by boootlng a ~r down to od,"38.0. tile Gllllans 42 wttll 2:39 lel't ln PLAYER- Pos. TCBYG AVG. SCORING - GAHS: None. Neal, FB, ........ 13 59 4.5 the third canto. MEIGS: Smtih, &-yard run, Gallipolis had the pipkin dur- Hueholt, FB, . .. • .. 1 4 4.0 8:46 tell In second. Smith, run; Ing the next 11 p(llJis, advancln& Prose, Ul, ... , , , . 19 60 3.1 Engltah, !-yard run, 10 seconds Spencer, QB--F,~··· 3 4 -1.0 U 26 yards lA> the Meigs 32. A left in fourth, pass fail. wUd pltchout resulted lnalO-yerd Snowden, QB, ...... 2 -7 -3.5 -LINEUPSTOT Al.'i 38 113 2. 9 loss on third dawn, alii Spencer GALLIPOUS fteld Rnl Estlltl! FO; S.lli -~: ~t4: 0f n.ablti ... WiJ:. WISHlld elprea , ilur ·'llll· .SLEEJ>!NG. I p i attempt fi"001 the 17 was wide lA> the right. In the secord stanza, Gallipolis marched 31 yards from lts . ', •' • , the Devih; In between those two Meigs the half. Meigs took over on lts touchdowns, Gallipolis threat16, then ran out the clock. ened five tlmes, but could not Arter an exchange ofpunts earpunch it over ly In the third stanza. GAHS, with The flred.ql Marauder de- Prose 100 Fullback Chuck Neal fense, led by Harry Sllwter, Jim alternating, carried the PiKskJn Craw, Max Whitlatch, Demis 54 yards In eight plays - trom Ault, Mike Barr aoo Larry Lem· lhe GAHS 42 to the Meigs 4 ley, stopped GAHS on the MHS 17 but once again the Meigs derense ln the O.rst periOO after the Gal- 13 p(llJis. Tom ,. . '" - room: complete with 46 seconds left In Uus had marched 70 yards 1n - .. ·- over tram the one, giving the took over on the Marauder 14. <harps oC Coach Charles ChanGAHS was ortaide oo the next eey at~ lead. Jeft'Werry'sPAT p(llJI. ~encer galnod three, then three Blue Devil passes fell : Ill the 111011 •oulo In tho Smllh, 158-iJOund senior taUback scored the ""st Maraud- hanaor plllJied at AthonJ. Ill a brulaln& ilofenllve CODor touclldolrn !rom ftve yards out wtth 8:46 leflln the aecond period. test. J>lttln.< tho qulek - hlttln& He blasted oil rflht taclde, behind ftne blockl~W by Jlm Crow and Mike Barr, -lidded the extra points on a otmUer p(llJI. h was~ Smith corrlod elllhl times ror S3)'11rds durlow tho drift. h romalned that WllJI untl1 10 picked 141 one Melp ftrot -n, aecords showed Oil the Marlluder GAllS held on the MHS 25. Tom scoreboord. Fullbock Ken EJ¥- Prose brohe througlo and blocked pass to end Dennis Ault was knocked - . by David Burnett. / -..a .- s t plll'ed Jolm Mike Barr's punt - -:.:.-.· ·:·-:,.-.. ..; ~' ·, -'•-·"---·---·--------.----·-· . . ' h "-· For:Sale SEQ Laqlle Friday al&ht Coacll Don ~·a Atbono a.J1dop r&MARAUDER STADRJM - Meip marched 83 yards In 13 plllJis malned undefeated In lu&uo plllJI by lloldlbe oil two deYulatln& for 0011 touchdowD in the first hale, aod drove &0 yards in 12 plays lor .-or slx-j)Ointer late in the fourth period lA> hand visiting Gal- LOgan scoring driY'I to odao liJoU• • 14-Q setback before a packed house here Friday night. the Chleflalns 6.0 In a cwr - lish. 171 pound senior, smashed ...____ ~ ,_ Fi.r~·The ·Success ot I • ,T:. ' ',, .:,, •·•.,,·• ATHENS - \ .; ' ! .CARTEl .. Plumbing & Helling PLilJIBING 6 REA'I'JliO, llJ T11H A - STANDARD .,_ ~ Pliiiiiitll, _. n. •c 30o ~ An., *'*· _ •• DEWIU 8 -PUJIIIIINO A,ND IIUftiiO . ROUTE 1!11 II Eoa11wn. JilL 1ft. m-ma. lnsuranc11 ., FOR ALL your lnlm- llllllltt•. check with your en11 at tbe Neal lDI. 111 Slate St. Apnll rar'!"~;;r lire, Homeowners, D and pneral Dab!JIIJ. NATIONWIDE INSI7ItANCII: A•~ tlnr lifo. 45r ~ Waldl F. llmm, it llmm. 44S.IIIfl. fl -tl ·w. • :, · 1\EEPS HIS COOL STAINS, Fnnco (Upi)...Po-... lice said Saturdll,ll that Arnold·; · Frutin, a 37..year..old SC<Qmtn1 crash landed his a!Qile orwtMd plane atop a otanlltW frfllllt trlln, then calml7 walked lalo the stains ra~ atatlon ud 1 noacbalantly ordered a IOldwlch and colJee. Aulllorlilea oald FruUn waa ~ lor near-y Le Bourget aiqHJrt he ran out or gas. PLANES COLLIDE MELBOURNE, cuPD- Two "ll&ht Australia plaaea co1114- ed in the air owv Melbounle Saturdll,ll but ·bath II1IDI&ed to land aatoly, one on a ROlf couroe and the other at nea>:bJ Moorabbin alrpart. Aulhnrltloa said a Piper ChOI'IIkae with four aboard brush"! tho wlow or a .. Cessna 182 car~ two "-._ sons. All four OC<QPantl tho or Olerokeo suffered fa<lal ... spinal InJuries. COMPLETE LIME ••. ARTIST SUPPliES WHITE'S DECORATOR STORE 260 Second A••· USED FURNIIUIE· �·~, ~ ~ ... . . ,. ·' StopfH1;d On . 11 · a" '14 4 And a2 As , . "' ~ ' . M~auders Win Third Tilt Ath·:· ). II 'Electra 4 di!ar $odan. O~ly 11,948 oaay, mi•l ·u·,;iF< :' Air Conditioned, Pe>Wor ooat. Courteay Lights. , l'la~o hi, from IQ<:ql merchant. Elii,P. a~;p. • ' • • f1 ~sneer's nat own 35 (Ken Engush•s off the tee kicko(J after the Meigs TD was returned f'rom the Dev- 1~ second hall c.,.,...ed to 23plll,llo and 88 yerda by the bigger vis- After the Oeot-fooled Smllll itors. Big Blacks .. Win Fourth ..' .. .. . -~., 34-26'' Wltll Fullback Ensllsh ~ the way, Melgo chewed "' lhe big Blue DovU llne while eatlrw up time enroute to Its second touchEowlloh curled nine of the 12 plays durin& the drive. He picked It> 32 o! the 60 yerdo. - , 1'11o- -'licton' ,left Melia- ..,.jth a 3-2 seaaonmark.lnoideihOSouth- POCA - Pt. Pleasant, Nov. 8 !oo o! the Gallia Academy Hi&h School mue DevUs, remalnechmdoleatod ln live outl~s Frldll,ll ni&ht by turning bock • fir....., Poe& Dot eleven, 34-26. ' k ·''it· .,. The Poca Homecoming game ns irterrQPted with 27 seconds tell In the first balf when omdal R. P.. Gresham collfll•ed on tbe field. He wu administer- ~ ;1,_ ' ...' ed oxygen there, but was dead 011 arrt VII at the hospitaL The Dots are now 4-1, while Pt. Pleasant remolned Wlheaten, I 4-8-L Poca accumulated 15 - . , and PL Pl.ouant 9. first Big Black quarterback Pete McDermitt completed 9 of 17 ,, puses ror 134 of PL Pleasant's -IL •' :~ ..fl, . '•· . ,J .. ENDS - 1 Meigs • • • . • , • 0 0 0 0- 0 TOTAL YARDS (Rush-Pass) Gallipolis • •. 65 26 80 2-173 Meigs ....•. 51 87 15 61-194 RETURN YARDAGE Gallipolls .... 0 6 22 16-44 Meigs ...... 12 0 o 10-22 PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE Gllllipolis •. • . 14 12 17 10-53 Meigs ...•... 13 14 6 15-48 FUMBLES Gallipolis ...... 0 0 0 1-1 Meigs . . ...... 1 0 0 0-1 r RANGERS CUT BACK NEW YORK (IJ!'Il-- The New York Raqero will go with Ed Qacomln 0!1<1 Don $mmcllll u jury, pile GWeo Vtuemuno lA> -.to ol tile American Hod<OY Rick Mosley, 20l'i)OUIId senior tackle who goes both wa.ys for the Blue Devtl s was outstanding for tile Galian& Friday nlsht. Gallipolis travels to Jackson this F'rlday. Meigs plays at Laqllo. Lor,an. lbolr plteudera tlda oeaooo. Tile Raqaro recbced their ..-r lA> 20 Frlda,y by aulplng ~~NC-B SPECIAL-~~ -THIS WEEK ONLY- EVERYTHING IH 2·WAY RADIOS, ANTENNAS 4HD ACCESSORIES Locolacl AI 1618 Lincoln Hoighto, Pom-y t .. IC111111ETH ,' . ·. TAYLOR ~ ICR/ilil068 . 157 yards ln26 corrtoatoleodlhl altlick which 16 first .. 22t yards rtllbln&. and four o1 11 pal- tor 61 Alh•• ~lAdiVE . 4 BR . with 2 lull baths, liM CHEVROLET pl= lormal .rilng 1'00!"• with an:h- • ttnek. Ph. "24W!III. , way to a IJI!lCioui LR, dlnelte, · . laundry" room, lor~ front ' '. " . I BURNER fuel oU beater, porch, full basement, GOr Port \ Kenmore. Pb. 181-1211G. I3W with storage deeP lot, lo~. . . uted downtown De4J' to, chUrPlease M~· Offer APPLES - Rod and Yellow ches, schools '& shOIIIIiliil area, wnL IIIII Olrlt· 110111:....... Delicious, Grlmea, · Romes, BUM COiin*'I'ABLI Dl JT 60 AC:RES 1VT IIY HVPAMD o101t 1'AIED $!!lyman. Sweet elder. Mar'01 TO CINCJIIQIA'J'l 80 ,.. IIUI'I' IILL ft. D" YOU ~ ket hours: open 1 to I Mon- Rollin& to 1111!1.. good fenceo, tome tlmber. ~~~acco ball:e. TO BIC cozy ri A' I'IU WIIJI.I: . day thru Friday, 8 to • Sa£. YOU ADIUU A ~y v-. bam, plenly out buUdlngs, 7 oa WANT '11m COHVmfiiNCS urday. 12 to 6 Sunday. Wells or TWO a.'I'JII; WODiiDi room - l¥.1 story home, nice Orcharda, Rl. 160, I mile BVILT l-."1 Kn"CCmN taAH0& ldlcben. bath, opring, weDs and DIIHWASI:IIIa. ITCJ AND 'IIWO South of Wllkeovllle, 0. CAll GAJlAU YOU 18011'1' LIG. farm pond. Located N.W. of TO BUY OUJ, BOMI. wrvll 221-tf Vtnt<>n. UDVCaJ no: "P iliCII 10 .' . ro,oms. weNiy , '· ' tore· _thank& anol gra!(I""' to·•· rates. Par,k Central Hotel. our . many friends, ne~ , . 11-tf , , :P,Iid:;plfllves for .th~li kind· · .... l'kr. $npalhy, rood, Ooral BRADBUR~~~ffit!leitcy apart~ ollerlnp and cards extended inent, ftr;t Door; adults oely. to us during lh• Dlnm IIJid m-s..,m-A... u1-t1 ForS.t. death ·or .olir mother . i n d FORD 2 row mouilted corn grandmother. Speclll thanks · 1 DR Z GIRLS lo sbare double plckor complete - with. IIII!U"~ 1<1. the <19Ctors an~ nur..s ol sleeping room, kit~ prlvl· lng kll Jor $900: F91'fllractor. i.;, the Holzer llofpltal, !leY. leges. References re<JUlred, ...,a .conditkltl, Clifford WooR. Huehblt. Calberlne Hayelliae' (n. Call 'l(ter 4 p.m. ten, Rt. 3, Albany, 0. Ph. word, 0rganlst. and lhe .Me44&-1701. 2IIU 198-3801. Z3H Coy • Wetherhilll Funeral 1'-m.- ~.-.......:. n1 ''uniO~.d , ··~: mad........,. or u ~. '· . __,.........,ur-5 MONDAYS ,...;, ...,.and• Tuesdays ant • are ./' 'J\oe';FaniUy o! Ena B: Cooper ;;,:;;; and 'b;tb";;it~).drie P~~ o~• renm uays at .. . • . . 214-1 brick building-,' beaUtuully Uppet' Murphy. 4 ~anla $~ Notice decorated, pl~recl walla, · ., W'" · complete YO\IIIPIDWII ldtcll· ;. ,.U~'S S ,.-, SHOP, Sl4 Main I ens 'll'jll!'lia~l.unita, alorm WATERMELONS '3 for JI.OO, .<li!ol:ll and windows, bUilding . only. 100 ' m•- In .d\,;,~. . .o.mer, . C01J1plet.lr lnau]4jed, . flionl •··a'-• 1 r - beaullRUISOII J~. IIT-11 uN · ....... ••"[~.~n.:;,.;-• ·.,. te MAIL orders filled for Merle 1u Y ...,.e.,...., . ~, .va . ·Norman coometlcs. Cali Polnt r'· , ·. '' . .... ' t , · '· . :·W!llll8d -~king, .~ lOW~- 'ft10 · · Pleasant fiS.3IMO for your , ~ I Op ·ifaYID 'l'Otra!"'·qA~menta, order. 133-1 ~~,·-·""'' New Raven, -W.Va. Ph. 8D·· ~ - ' • rewaenta1131. · ·:c. ··'' .· · , 221-7 1\EFRIGI!:RATORS. portable IM!I In thl4: am for .career · .v• .' . · · oo. •• 1!,011uliity' record ptayen, 2 gas ranges. VB Station Wagon. ,Pawer StHrinsJ. Cruisntatic. ShoWs Q~ care. . . · ill --.... ..... ..._.... 1.,. I'IICiftUAHl ......... _.,.-a--._... ... 2.-3 overall and 1·2 In the ovc. Fairland O• 1 1 1 o + 0 8 0 6-14 ~-• ~ --~ ....... ..,. - Coralino 4 4r, V8. Extra "nice lor model. ~lol . lUN'I H . . . . . . . . . - - · . . . , . . . . . tr.n• nmll Tennant. 11 paso r:rom Har· ria (Jewell run>; Mader, 5 rW\ (Tennantpa.. from Harris>. Fairland- Letp, 5 rua(Smlth run); Letp, 10 paaa from Smith (run f&lled). t4tl .. k• •"" ..... ,.....,, ,...,..... ..,.., .... .cMout For Detail• Co•toct GEORGE H• HICKS 1508 HYE AVE. POMEROY, OHIO (614) 992-3435 ILAiftNA. . · · PONTIAC BUICK PH. 992-2143 GMCTRUCKl POMEROY, OHIO . ..,m..., wE''; . z 't }'f., ·m.,;tb .~arantee ilarl · e'ttalnin~ at to "Cotnpany ex- For Salt NEW QMC TRUCK 'HEAQCjUARTERs bal"""' • ~:.r.:yast: 2-:aprtngsty _ cab!: A~!O:.u~~=~.;;;.~:U7. SKYVIEW TERRACE log Massey Ferguson 'Wheel · 1b1a beautiful 10 room brick nets, cnaaer. Rice & Corbin Deals ... The same traciOr will ond frame home located on a 3 Bedroom Bride On U.S. 35 .UI YOU TIIIHKING or BUT· 1ft.lN'Q7 DON'T Wldl'-TRJS ONB WON'T D AVAILAJIU. JT8 A YDY AT· ft4C'I'IVII 5 ()l.D BNCK ROta WITII l..UGI: CARI'ft. lNG ·N DT n. m UV1NO ROOK. 1~ BATBr' AND aoDKY :,;KDROOMS. LKII !'RAN &10.000. CALL II& ANY 1'1111: n:. A LOOK AT TillS <tiL BrandN3 Bedroom ~c:k Service~ Offered CUSTOM SPRAY •.AiliDIG 150 Acre F•rm r: . ' 'l : Farmers T5 ACRIB TIII &NJ!, !At ACB& TOBACCO BAIL COOO WA'Ja SUPPLY, 3 aAitN8 OOOD f ROOM 8010 PiiCib AT 11e.ooo. •ERNEST THORNl :r: u., . · · . . w ·.....: ···,". . . . ""w 1964 FORD ,. GAS AND OILS GALAXIE . 500 XL 2 DR. HARDl0~/390 ENG. AUTO. TRANS. ·R&H.":·> .. SHARP N a. · ·. ' ~~~: :/:'i Ev::::~- • ' -.a. f:4ice bat11 nei'M 1; l , ~ tuei o11 ,;m,~i' ~led one frOm ' f(y~ ,· C';leel ' ~ mo..· . EATS = ~ ::'sv prt,: Sbep .... 2.95 . 441-:!i ... • SchoOl. . '' .. ··ltr1· WE N&(i:D lislliijs. We ean' ileU ~- "'"•• . ll.. 5:00 Niws ~ · , WJEH • FM LOG Joidt....o EarJ1 illrtl (Dolly ......t •hare 6:00 Sign {)n and _,.., Do You H•ve Property pelllll 11164 10 FOrd. Pickup • :-ru!:tl7~· liP ~ cost you $200 more aller Nov . lalrthge ~Ibaed .~ot. 3 larlgeLRB~ ~ eptnmollm f!Y merit . ·IM5 Gl!IC Suburban · · . 1. New tractor trade-ina: 1 " 3 he to ... unusua ~ You Want Sold Tim WIBJ:IIAN AODfCY IUIV. ·t ·,Jtli. per cent Income from !115!1 2 t ' SIIidebaker MF 25 D 2 MF 35D 1 MF G Rec room, spaciousldtcben with BOLD I'A:Il MOU TBAN WS establlsbed acooimlll. New I T ·Farm WagOIII , I9S5 CREVJE z dr. Wagon, 11159 I Ferg. zO, I Ferg. aO, l Ferg: All the built-ins plus 2 WB fireRAV& I.IITED AND WI: CAlf la.L YOUU. CALL 'roDAY , _ Our ·re)ireiJOntiltlveo are hap. . .• f!JUO GMC 'Ill Ton Tr11ck, baby bed. 30/mower, I Ford Ferg., I places, _wool ~arpel tflrougbaut, aTICIENT SDVICE AND Fllft P1 - lliey e81'11 satiafaclory Illtl5 l T:-. GJoiC Glbsor,- refrigerator. ~Ford Ferg.lmower, I 50 Ford, added ]lving m IbiS 4 room '! tilntldmel. YOII, too, have an 11164 l~ .i. GMC »3-3 1 50 Ford/mower, 1 JD 2010 , base_ment, car port and ample -Pil9nal 'opportunity to 0111112 1'4 t : Cbev. I OUver 550. I Oliver 550 D. ;;arkmg space. Thurman, Ohio :~Usb an .lni)Ome for !He. ·l!H '-' GMC plekup 19~AMPHICAR 1 Oliver 1250. New baler ENJOY 0. D. PARSONS _)I years ·ellperlence For · co.nflden~l . lllterv~ · ij!M>1>'J':; Iale1Dallonll THE CAR that awima, JI0'8 on trade-ins: 1 MF 3, 1 MF 10, The Beautiful Ohio River In REALTOR Phone 24~~9 or , cal!, nd '"'-· · . 1955 l!o ')'. podp ,plcloip . ~ o:,.:.ter, low mlle~ge. 1 NH 67, t Oliver 1!0, 1 Gehl lhls large two story home, lireFarm, VWq:e, City Ptopllt) Cllltrll Soya . MW!U • ..,o .•Y u~u Saturday 191111' ·1~.. '1;!· ~ ~ UP burs S04-428-7GOI. chopper. Special- Clear out place in this deep carpeted LR, Phone 44S-O!II ' Between 10 A.ltl. &. 7 P.M. 1~ •2' '1'; Jn( Trildot · 1ZH sale on 14 Bush Hogs, prices 3 BR, Ill bath. lull basement. If You're Selective .••,bMN.,J.A~,. :,<; - -~~ ,q~,~ :plelaojl ''' '- ··,. , ..,,. ~ Q ±f' otert at $225. Gallipolis Trac- 2 car garage, BT drive, big lot This contemporary bricl!: rBDCh LEIIERING aervlce lor bawl, 44f.4S'll ···llw>t'i'>ai.lc·'"""''· ' .. 3'1'QII~t.DOO~ "!MpO~ · · •• tof " "Saaes'; · •gfnaul!ii·. · o: Ph. with plenty sbade & ahrubo. is lor you :· ·~ Trimmed "iii"r'ed· • "' lilg"llilrls; SCbeol 'jllc-. etc. • · ·•. 2104 ·I MlnneapoUo Moline Poww AWIIIngs, c • ralllnp 446-1044. 234-1 LARGE GROC:ERY wood. It has aU the wanted Fred Culllp, ChiUicotbe Rd., .; . .. . ., Unit ·. '· Lowe Brotben Palnll STORE Galllpollll, D. Ph. til 3862 areas for living and entertain· • OLD• ~;lAS or aasollne engines, N..r Roiary Cutten _ Wallpaper, PI~ Framliti 1868 FORD LTD all power air :aa.e ·or tractors. 1935 Vtnlage or · · • '· MULLINEAUX DECORATING ' 'p Building ls 50' x 80' with $8,000 :ng. Cuslom built by Ky. buDd; older. Stale ~. DiOdel·; $291.50. New-8.25 K ltl,_10 piJ . Sin liU Ill :MOll cond., 5,000 ad•Jal mUes. h. lo $10,000. all new stock, good er. Choose l to 15 acres. Five condition, ·lize (liP anc1 WJ!.•), ~~n tim $15. Inc. · ~ 'l'bl1d . Av~,· G.rupo;;: 1'15-l7ll alter_5 p.m. 2.14-t equipment, all business is ci!Bh, minutes from downtown. GaiU· f.EE'S PLllMBING & REMODpolis Schools. Low 30's. EUNG, Oron Cty, 0. PL year, and price. Am all!~ InOW. a bargain lor someone. 256-li664. IJ'I-tr tereJted tn , Jl!ltls lor .same. . VaDer _lmplemnt •. LOOKING ~- amaD . reot&urant LARGE TWO STORY DREAM HOME . -··--'__. , ID Pine 9!. I'll. Ill II ,. do•-• ...... •-·'--·• •·me , Aniwe• a-m·~· · V. C. , l'" If .,. •""" ...a,..., oa Home on Eastern Ave. - 3 ~·our bedrooms, room wide clo. lleqrpaQ,· llos 110,.. "'aria, ·· • , •. . <.. location :17- Jll!att;';ilreat OPilR, needs some repair. Located sets, maple • walnut lloora, REYNOLD'S GALLIPOLIS TV 4311 Second Avenue Stelh.!l"lo '41e80.. . ; ·' "'11$.3 ~ :~: LUMP and lllok. portunlty. ~I flsbares , and on a corner lot. Price $3,000. large bath with vanity, uilllty Across from Post Office · coa~. : eart Winters Rio stock, low rent. ·For details Country Atmosphere rm .• electric kitcben. 30 • 15 Phone 4f6.020l 0:... .u.,;...., p I_n.... , .. ."""""' ........, 24l-Sil5 a.lf Ph. 446-2111 alter • p.m. Lo1011' x 165' tot, 5 room & bath, carpeted living room with beauYour Emerson Dealer ~ T'II~ · 'leiici"d ·· mecblnliil .1 'r'-;_, ··. • ~,..~ • · · ' cated at 454 Second AYe., NEW LOCATION large Rec room In basement, tilul ltreplace, birch and Mahog. - · Olltaci~D..t. at t)r yijti a~ bullclllla 1 .., GaiUpoUs. 111-4 TRIBD & STATE STREETS laundry room, garage, deep paneling, breezeway, 2 car garKENNETH STEGER'S r. UpoiL\,ilpqM' ,eo;,. . . 1!1_-4 . ·hl!llie or reJII9dellng, _.,. ill. , OWNER ANXIOUS well, located tn Addison Twp. oge, all nestled in 5 acres of WATER DELIVERY SERVICE a;. .iboiltderi iltltrDilltor FILING e~~btnets, auppllea, TO SELL THIS IARGI: LOT . vines with farm pood. Located Ph. - 7. Z87 U . f~ . Hotp1)j,t -AJii;ilances, ,Alii$31.110, $49.911 up. 1mmedlale NEARLy new 3 Bedroom borne In lhe Village of Cheshire, flU- State Rt. 160, less than $20,000. ~ dellverjo," tn stock. Slmmona fO"D 11011 El oo~E:" , ·151 tr Pig. with attached garage an4 mg otation, garage - including "" TERMITE PEST CONTROL , ·. .. & Office Equip. MS-1397. · Dn n 1 • to 5 · .., · •· ·· • '· · . ISO-H cetamlc tile balh located In all tools, stock and equipment. e oor P ans, • rooms FREE Inspection'. call 118 M PRICES iin kit. Green Acres on. s. il. 141. Selling 1o close an estate. with bath, tn IA>wn, all on aame Merrill O'Dell, Operator ltw Enermltal Termlle l!ervloo ~ llld Corbin~ l'YPitWRITERII, adding maeh- 2 BEDROOM beme at · lln7 HOBART ::.~· ~ street. Take your cheice on cille 10 Belmont Dr. 111'1 If tnea, ne.w and ~; SlmJPons Cbeslnut ~~- A goo;~ buy UacUie ~~ from PIB. " Offici Equip; bedl.;d bette'.- b;,yt"' never TERMITE • PEST CONTROL Aif ~ :r ·buli~ .fill,,bl!ldt:, bridi:, ...... ~~~Pte. room home at 84 Garfteld BARGAIN HUNTERS!' FAIN EXtermination Co. Wheel1rillilbWi llntelll etc aaat~e 10 H.P. pljm ' sprayer. Pbeno Ave. Bargain Priced at $7500. ersburg, Ohio. Pb. 57HIU. BAIRD REALTY CO. lloocl 7 room home willi bath, Wl!lte,...' lllo.'c;.....: o. t'R 2Sif 214-l 'iOU CAN buy this I bedroom Oscar B!ird, Realtor large garage, nice big ceJiiOnt 1111 ~. liter if borne lor a tow down payporch, good basement, "ibade .. '; ' ment and balance financed Close To Rio Grande trees. fruH. drilled we11 with DOLL House Nuroery !I aollpol' l;lf,TIJRAL G~ t0rce;ct ..air ftlrtsUon available, reaJOillble lbrougb FHA at $V. per cent SEE THIS pleasant Utile beme softener, on big 'Ill acre lot one. .llllct!8, 110,11 to 75,000 B.T.U. ratea also lor obcJppiDC or lnler<!Ot. Located 111 S. R. 581 in• the country wllb nearly 8 mlle from Rlo Grande, 0111J1. Several left, In good 'll<fl1dnl ....-tlng molhers, heurly, dalV. Dille from toWD. A., Ill slory heme, bath, good &3,500. New listlng, so burry! llllndllion, t/$: Cln be _, II ly or weekly ratell. Pb. 4480!1ke I'll. 1111•1 outbutkllngs. Immediate Poa20 ACRES R!o G!'andO. Barbel; . U . MU Cbarlea M. Neal t*llll aesalm. Just Usted, good, clean 8 rooma Ill I evenings. Pli. 211 5515. . 2Sf.l A. A. ~ 1114'11 Price Reduced To Sell & bath country bome, clrDied . Carler ~· ~I OWNER wants reasOnable of- well, ceDar & <ellar house. FIYe . 'IMI ,.._, fer on lhelr clean 173 A. farm, minutes from town. GaDipolls WATER Anytime - Day or 2 atory home, \0 A. tob. base. School District. $10,000. Night. Day&-Ph. 318 1158, on Life plenty water and 4 aprlnga, 60 ACRES Evoninga - J. B. or Leo '. good bldg.. blacktop J:d. Ask Four roOm house, 10 acre Tab. Klntl 441-41181 or Roonle Sldd,... us ·about this one IOOay. more 446-1758. m-tf •• ll.. bam. apring, pasture, pl!liRnt Ave. ty water, Green Twp., DEAD STOCK THIS nice 2 storf home over'I'RYil\IO '1'0 SBLLf D .tD SU.VX2: CB.WU looks Obio River. II bas I C&ll. llll WILL ·J IIIIOVI YOUJl DAD ·HORBD ' AND <:OWII bedrooms, nice bath. carpetJ"1 Silo...... 141 U CAlL lo\CKIOH . . . . . eel HYing room. dining room 11r1 Wlllerl,_ Ill I' . and tltclle11, new ·flihtace. W1711 Ar! ,, IM c: PINKING ·SIIEARs sharpened " • fl.lli up, ~ t5c: up. SbepLocatiQn . panl Sewing Ma.bine Soles & !.ET Us ahow yGu·thll·fliee 1l!o 5ervlce, Ia 1st AYI. 2S4-tl slllly • . liltlf:a''bedrooms ·=· TOP PflfOIMING . 366 SUHHY DOLLARS WI!IH!RS ONE $2,000 liiHHEI 282 WEST MAIM 992·2995 AGL .· ca~~ 2:0II&ontil Drlw Tlllilo ' Show (txcept ~ill 8:00 Nowa ltound~t~ 8:05 llnal< ,IJnllmlted (SATURDAYS) 10:30 Chatterbox (ext~~~t 11:55 Waohlnglon Reports clQ lad Sundt,y) 12:00 Newo Roundi\P 11:00 Mullc Unlimited 12:15 Bulletin Boord ll:U Ail the News 12:30 The 11 ln" Sound (Except SendiJs) 12:35 Tee~>-Tlme '68 12:00 Neira CSunda.Y Oni.Y) 4:00 Jnterchanao 12:15· Mualc Unlhnlted 5100 Ne!'f'S, Weatller, Sports 5:00N8WI 5:30 Sunset Serenade (UniUSip 5ll5 Dinner Sai'OIOM!e 7;00 Ew~ Serenade O!!J 9:U Atliled Forces Sioawa (SUNDAYS) 10:00 Firat NaUonal Final .8:00 Sign On and The SinlliW 10:15 Millie Until Sip ott Preacher <liate:_Uvo SPorts Broad8:15 News ~- .wlll ........... ... 8:30 Herald of Truth ular prognma wbea 9:00 Protestant Hour 9:30 Aunt. Bertlia . . LQw. :).OW: -':~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ BAILEY'S SUNOCO Price Reduced 1:10' ~ Roundup it touchdown. HO...ever, it was the rwmi~ ot Ml(laek Dan Brammer and the pilaalilg of q - - . : k Paul Har- Drive in and let our eX111'1•1s'' INSPECT YOUR EXHAUST SYSTEM fOR DANGEROUS LEAKS 1 ~E~t;'NG?? PI&U& CALL . . WI8IUJf roa &oWING. N.W• Ui30 Prooeeutor ~ta. (MoO.) Farm, and H0111t (Tues., Wod., Thuro.) 12:45 Country Go Round 4:00 lntorchanp 5:00 News, Weather, SPorts om: kickoff 80 yards for a Winter demonds the proper gas and oils. Visit our station today. Cleon rest rooms. "":~ ClEAN AS A PIN _ 1. . ZIG ZAG Then see this 2 BR home. Spa· SEWING Macblne. Sllgblly dous kitdlen with new cabinets, used. Does everything withoand range, formal DR. out attacbment.. In good tireptace In LR. lull basement COIId. $5.23 per mo. Or full price of $4ll.lt. for free home \Vlth new forced air furnace, demo. can 675-1081. 229-11 large sewing rooni, ellra kllrhen and laundry room in baseUSED caab registers, National. menl, garage and large I o t R. C. Allen, Victor. Simmons fenced. Pig. & Office Equtp. 44&-1397. JUST LISTED UtJ.tf 150 ACRES- 5 mlles from Gal. llpoUs, has 4 homes, tdeal lor 1111 STEREO a subdivision or industrial site. LOVELY walnut <OnSOle with AM & FM radio. Take over Road on paJments of $6.51 per mootb J.Jst wlth U5 for three g 0 0 d or pay 'au. $10U5. ·Try lltn· v..~ home. Call m. reasons. II you're considering •-· selling your home, wily not let !lOti!. ~ 229-H one of our sale!men help save USED vou TIME T' MONEY - and MOTOROLA TV ?3 . FRUSTRATION? Our service 234-li ~oesn't cost it pays benefits Inch. Ph. 3li8-BIS6. from our active sales efforts. u:oo Co!n'nllj and - t2:15Bulleiln J10anl S: MANY MORE over Fairland, b)' returning the ope~ ~llild~~y 'I' (MOfiDAY"$ TIIRU FRIDAYS) i:.ts .f;hil!lron'a . ~ 7:45 Eellc!N of Joy . · lO:OO lfuolc lor lfUao!lf 8:00 01116i'Valloy NOWJ 10,. )'~rat llii>Uit Qlurdl 8:15 Tdt of the TOIIII 1~119 !lOIP"J ol q,rlll , 9:15 'l'he·tlo 12:00 News . • ., ' 1o:au 12:1s tiinlo HoUr' ' U:OO Tha M. . Show 12:45 Cltholle ~ -ll:ft Worl4 w,.... c;:.. Newa -1.:110 lllhl.h or cad · ' er•· ~ • ............, ..,..,., PIOPILIAHl 411 II ..,.....al .. Grove •• • • 816 8 0- 32 ,.II inH~·'-.,. .......... ..,.... ,.., .,.. ""' ...... ~_,.....,..,_ ...., ....,. ~ w. SCORING - Coal Grove: Jew-~~._..., •..,..~.. ~fUANl 4f ;, .......... - · ,.._ _,.,. el, 80 kickoff return (MeKDJght rUI'I);: Brammer, 5 rUP (Jewel $695 62 Pontiac _ ~-_.,..,....,,_.........,.. COAL GROVE - Coal Grove hallbock J elf J owel returned lA> the Hornets' llne14> alter miss!~ three pmas wltll an InJury and sent tile Hornets wlJwing 10 their second win Friday nlsht, 32-14 $795 64 Ra.mbler ~- ~~1~/:.~;..!·,:: f - Second In Row $1,395 64 Ford " ........ .. btl...a ..... ..... ohnilor.. 1M• f .,..... ~. ~ ~. MPillS 2 Microphone·-·------····· -19.70 Tarlor's (. 8 Equipment game wa1 ewer. Big Dave CGOIIIUQ'ed the ball , ...'11 ....... - . ... FREE List P•lco, 23.70 Comet Calente V8 2 4r. Hard Top. 4 ap. shift ;189. Ef18in., Liko naw all white finish with rod vinyl lnterloo'. ~- ':. ' Pauley, Ad· Hornets Win S:l, 195 Meigs • ••• •..• 0 5 5 0-10 l ' 65 Me,(ury rla that kep the Hornets rolling. RECOVERED BY Bl'lliDIIler scored one m and GaUipolis ..•... 0 0 0 1-1 pined 7' ,ards on 12 carrleL Meigs ........ 1 0 0 0-1 COil Grove's r~ord it DOW' PENALTIES 2-3, :/,.1 ln tile Obio Valley conGallipolis ..••• 20 5 0 0- 25 terence. Fairland's record is I sufferlng an injury early in the Dnal period. Tom Prose gained 60 ln 19 carries. Gallia's Steve Snowden was in)lred early ln the third period. Mike Adams s•ffered an ankle in. new Pontiac: trode..ln. Very nic•. •• NET YARilS RUSHING Gallipolis • •• 23 16 80 -6-113 Meigs ••••• 51 67 15 61-194 PASSES ATTEMPTED GaWpolls • • • . 5 4 1 4-14 Meigs ....•.. 1 0 0 1- 2 PASSES COMPLETED Gallipolis . •... 3 1 0 1-5 Meiga ........ 0 0 0 0-0 PASSES INTERCEPTED Gallipolis . ••.. 0 0 0 0- 0 Meigs • . . . . • . 0 0 0 0 - 0 YARDS PASSING Gallipolis •••. 42 10 0 8-60 Pt. Pleasant ..... 7 7 13 7-34 flvored the home club, 194-173. Poca .......... 16 1 6-26 Mike Barr averapd 38 yards SCORING- Pt. Pleasant Mc- by punting four ttmes for 152 Dermitt, 11 run (Rawson ldcill; yards. Tom ~encer pWIIed three McDermitt, 5 nm (Rawson kick>; tlmes for 106 yard&, or a 35.3 Stearnl, 42 punt return (Ra"son average. Both were ranked oneldcl<l; Naoh, 1 run (Rawson klcill two in lhts department prior to Pork, 11 PISS from McDermitt Friday's battle. ' Olaw100 klcill. Smith paced the Marauder boll POCA - Brown, 70 run (Bal. carriers with 126 yards in 22 1 J., ldcill; Clwley, 8 pus from trips. Engllsh added 62 in22 carI MeClanehan Olich faUed); Bal- ries. ~. 85 ldcholJ return (Bailey, Chuck Neal had 59 yards in lclckl: Ballll,ll, I run (kick ~led). 13 trips for the visitors before Craig, $2,195 BOnn•vill• 2 dr •. Hdrd Top. A low mileage one owne; ~r PLAYER-Pos. TCBYGAVG. 11118. TACKLES - Mosley, HomoSmltll, LH ...... 22 126 5. 7 E. Williams, RH, • . 1 5 5.0 worth, M. Davlo, Daniels. GUARDS - S. Snowden, B. English, FB, .... . 22 62 2.9 Davia. Werry, QB, ••• 1 l 1.0 CENTERS - Ruoaell, Roooigr>TOTALS 46 194 4.2 ol. BACKS - L. Snowdellt Prose, -TEAM STATISTICSSpencer, C. Neal, Hueholt, M. SCORE BY QUARTERS CI!Miy, Baxter, Burnett, Johl>Gallipolis . . ... .. 0 0 0 0 - 0 Melga ..• • .• •.• 0 8 0 6- 14 sm, P. Neal, Howud. FIRST DOWNS Gallipolis ...... 4 2 4 1-11 Meigs . . ,. ... 5 3 0 4-12 YARilS GAINED RUSHING Galllpnlla •••. 28 22 80 11-141 Meigs ..•••• 55 67 15 81-198 , ~ A!U)S LOST RUSHING .. Gollipolla • .•. s 6 o 17-28 ere sUII in tho race with a :/,.1 record. GAHS drq>pod tD 2-3 for tile yeer and Is,_ !-2lnleague p(llJI. ' The win waa tile tldrd !Dr a Chencey..:oached team over GAliS. The Marauder boss haa loot two and tled oee In slx meetings with the Galllans since 1961. For the second time 1n nve games thls !all, Gallipolis co~>trolled tho plglldn _ tile Devils ran 53 p(llJis from scrimmage, Meigo had It 48 Urnes. However, the Marauders not only came out ontqoonthescor&board, but lloo tn the statistics column. MHS picked 141 12 lint downs, permUted lL The Marauders gained 194 yards ruahine. and permitted 113. GAllS did win the r ., . 66 Pontiac PUNTS- Meigs •••••••• 4 0 0 0- 4 c,.,.,,etecl none. Total yardage By quarters: ' ... eastern League, tbe Marauder a 'Z11 tDtal yards. Poco QB Joey McClaMhan was 9 Cor 13, ac- passing honors c(ID&Jleting O.ve c:ountl~W lor 109 of tile Dots' 228 of 14 lor 60 yards. Meigs at• tDtal yards. tempted only two aerials, and ' •' I FURNTSHE!) a~nrfment.- .~ 1 lact st,ua ,Arnold; Parti c..; •. tral Hotel. ' M ' < DillotAg~ · wall Glen was forced to punt. Os 35 to tho 41 by big Mike AdAfter another punt exchange, ams) but Whitlatch aM Crow Meigs took over on its own 40 broke through to toss Tom Spen- with 5:59 to go. At this stage, cer lor a six-yard loss on a third the Marauders bad ~eel to pick and seven situation on the Meigs 1t) a drst down in the second half. 30. Spencer then punted out of 1n !act, Meigs had gained boun:ls on the Meigs three. only 16 )'llrds to that poolnt, and This set lQJ another GAHS OJ> had only run nine p(llJis ln the portunlty in the second period. 1 SIEGLER lS,ooO B.T.U. LP gaa lf\IVIty .vet\ted lurnace, • . Pij- ......... ~ 1 INDIVIDUAL NET 106, 35.3. Y ARilS RUSIIING held. Barr punted out of trouble MEIGS: Barr, 4-152,onebloclr (GIIllpolis) by boootlng a ~r down to od,"38.0. tile Gllllans 42 wttll 2:39 lel't ln PLAYER- Pos. TCBYG AVG. SCORING - GAHS: None. Neal, FB, ........ 13 59 4.5 the third canto. MEIGS: Smtih, &-yard run, Gallipolis had the pipkin dur- Hueholt, FB, . .. • .. 1 4 4.0 8:46 tell In second. Smith, run; Ing the next 11 p(llJis, advancln& Prose, Ul, ... , , , . 19 60 3.1 Engltah, !-yard run, 10 seconds Spencer, QB--F,~··· 3 4 -1.0 U 26 yards lA> the Meigs 32. A left in fourth, pass fail. wUd pltchout resulted lnalO-yerd Snowden, QB, ...... 2 -7 -3.5 -LINEUPSTOT Al.'i 38 113 2. 9 loss on third dawn, alii Spencer GALLIPOUS fteld Rnl Estlltl! FO; S.lli -~: ~t4: 0f n.ablti ... WiJ:. WISHlld elprea , ilur ·'llll· .SLEEJ>!NG. I p i attempt fi"001 the 17 was wide lA> the right. In the secord stanza, Gallipolis marched 31 yards from lts . ', •' • , the Devih; In between those two Meigs the half. Meigs took over on lts touchdowns, Gallipolis threat16, then ran out the clock. ened five tlmes, but could not Arter an exchange ofpunts earpunch it over ly In the third stanza. GAHS, with The flred.ql Marauder de- Prose 100 Fullback Chuck Neal fense, led by Harry Sllwter, Jim alternating, carried the PiKskJn Craw, Max Whitlatch, Demis 54 yards In eight plays - trom Ault, Mike Barr aoo Larry Lem· lhe GAHS 42 to the Meigs 4 ley, stopped GAHS on the MHS 17 but once again the Meigs derense ln the O.rst periOO after the Gal- 13 p(llJis. Tom ,. . '" - room: complete with 46 seconds left In Uus had marched 70 yards 1n - .. ·- over tram the one, giving the took over on the Marauder 14. <harps oC Coach Charles ChanGAHS was ortaide oo the next eey at~ lead. Jeft'Werry'sPAT p(llJI. ~encer galnod three, then three Blue Devil passes fell : Ill the 111011 •oulo In tho Smllh, 158-iJOund senior taUback scored the ""st Maraud- hanaor plllJied at AthonJ. Ill a brulaln& ilofenllve CODor touclldolrn !rom ftve yards out wtth 8:46 leflln the aecond period. test. J>lttln.< tho qulek - hlttln& He blasted oil rflht taclde, behind ftne blockl~W by Jlm Crow and Mike Barr, -lidded the extra points on a otmUer p(llJI. h was~ Smith corrlod elllhl times ror S3)'11rds durlow tho drift. h romalned that WllJI untl1 10 picked 141 one Melp ftrot -n, aecords showed Oil the Marlluder GAllS held on the MHS 25. Tom scoreboord. Fullbock Ken EJ¥- Prose brohe througlo and blocked pass to end Dennis Ault was knocked - . by David Burnett. / -..a .- s t plll'ed Jolm Mike Barr's punt - -:.:.-.· ·:·-:,.-.. ..; ~' ·, -'•-·"---·---·--------.----·-· . . ' h "-· For:Sale SEQ Laqlle Friday al&ht Coacll Don ~·a Atbono a.J1dop r&MARAUDER STADRJM - Meip marched 83 yards In 13 plllJis malned undefeated In lu&uo plllJI by lloldlbe oil two deYulatln& for 0011 touchdowD in the first hale, aod drove &0 yards in 12 plays lor .-or slx-j)Ointer late in the fourth period lA> hand visiting Gal- LOgan scoring driY'I to odao liJoU• • 14-Q setback before a packed house here Friday night. the Chleflalns 6.0 In a cwr - lish. 171 pound senior, smashed ...____ ~ ,_ Fi.r~·The ·Success ot I • ,T:. ' ',, .:,, •·•.,,·• ATHENS - \ .; ' ! .CARTEl .. Plumbing & Helling PLilJIBING 6 REA'I'JliO, llJ T11H A - STANDARD .,_ ~ Pliiiiiitll, _. n. •c 30o ~ An., *'*· _ •• DEWIU 8 -PUJIIIIINO A,ND IIUftiiO . ROUTE 1!11 II Eoa11wn. JilL 1ft. m-ma. lnsuranc11 ., FOR ALL your lnlm- llllllltt•. check with your en11 at tbe Neal lDI. 111 Slate St. Apnll rar'!"~;;r lire, Homeowners, D and pneral Dab!JIIJ. NATIONWIDE INSI7ItANCII: A•~ tlnr lifo. 45r ~ Waldl F. llmm, it llmm. 44S.IIIfl. fl -tl ·w. • :, · 1\EEPS HIS COOL STAINS, Fnnco (Upi)...Po-... lice said Saturdll,ll that Arnold·; · Frutin, a 37..year..old SC<Qmtn1 crash landed his a!Qile orwtMd plane atop a otanlltW frfllllt trlln, then calml7 walked lalo the stains ra~ atatlon ud 1 noacbalantly ordered a IOldwlch and colJee. Aulllorlilea oald FruUn waa ~ lor near-y Le Bourget aiqHJrt he ran out or gas. PLANES COLLIDE MELBOURNE, cuPD- Two "ll&ht Australia plaaea co1114- ed in the air owv Melbounle Saturdll,ll but ·bath II1IDI&ed to land aatoly, one on a ROlf couroe and the other at nea>:bJ Moorabbin alrpart. Aulhnrltloa said a Piper ChOI'IIkae with four aboard brush"! tho wlow or a .. Cessna 182 car~ two "-._ sons. All four OC<QPantl tho or Olerokeo suffered fa<lal ... spinal InJuries. COMPLETE LIME ••. ARTIST SUPPliES WHITE'S DECORATOR STORE 260 Second A••· USED FURNIIUIE· �i, ;; ,. ·• .•. .-;.· .-,·;;.~o~•""'Jl·.~· -'<·~ ' ";~,.,., ~.l·,rm• o·...-<l'~'c1f" ol"j-:l ':'"''"'~"'fr""'~ '_..,. ..... "r"'...... , . . . . . . , . . - - · - - - - • •• • -- •• " • •' 'Jl J • r ~ -···-·--· ... -~ - .' . ' ri ' ,,.. '•' - ~-. -- ~- \ ... •• ....... ........... -.........,.. ... .. ~.- 11 ceMt ,... w.~ ... H~~MWtN ,. •"''" , ..,.. DeiTUAIV ........... ..,.. -~ "''"''"··· •.. M ........ DIKMIIf et1 '"'"' . . . CAID 0P TMANU lo c..,.. - ....,.,. aLUID ADI Alllt ....... l tb .,..... O,.ICI MOUWI . . . lA lo J1N (11-fl'l· EMilY ftll a.M .. 11111 ...... tatunley Card Of Th.lnb THE FAMILY of Phyllis K. Grant wishes to express smcere thanks to the many relatives, friends and neighbors for the sympathy shown us in our recent bereavement. We especially thank the Rev Moy· er for consoling words. We appreciated the many cards, acts of kindness, the beautiful Ooral pieces, and Raw- lings Coats Funeral Home for its kind and efficient management or the funeral. Sadly missed by Husband and Sons, Mother, fa ther, Sisters and Brothers. l~lt WE WISH to elrtend our sincere thanks for the sympathy and kindness extended to us during the death of our husband and father, David Yates. We extend our thanks to those sending food, cards and ft<Jw. ers; special thanks to the ladies of the Methodist a n d Christian Churehes; our neighbors on Gravel Hill and in Long Bottom, and the Long Bottom Chureh ; Rev. Donahue, Rev . Nonis. and singers, and Rev. Moyeo-. Geneva Yates and Sons l~ltc WE WISH TO THANK o11r manv frienlls for their kind exprt"'sslons of sympathy at the death of our daughter Beth" Jane. , Mr and Mrs Ray E · Gibbs.' 10-6-ltp .. ,. Notice EVERYONE Is invited to a ham shoot. Sunday, Oct. 6. at 1 p.m. at the Rutland Gun Club 10.3-ltc .,' WILL DO any kind of sewing or will do sewing in the home Carolyn Lewis. Phone !m-2271 m.ltc ' FOR TRADE-Cash for antiques. William Ramm, Mkldleport. 1--p WILL DO sewing at home zippers, pocket•. pegging. hemming, alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Mason. Phone 773-5651 . 4-30-lfc REPAIR, REFINISH, "recondition goH clubs, John Teaford. t-22-301p BACK HOE and Dozer Service. pond, basement, water line, septlc tank, R. W Cowdery, Long Bottom. Ohio. !!-27-JOtc ., SAVE YOUR lawn. shrubhery and your batk. We have a new trencher to dig your water line. Henry Bahr, phone I8H988 or Roger Bahr. phone - · 10.2-7\p SPECIAL SALES still in prolf8IS· Women and children's elothlng. Jeffers Clothing !lien. 10.2-ttc Pets For Sale RASSE:l'. SCO'M'IE. Weotle, Male~ Feinale MAKE 13 TO .• or more Bl1 Schnaozer. · Coc~ers, Wlros and just puns. Barkaroo It.,_ · hour serving Walkins custom· ers in city o( Pomeroy with nels. phone 68'1-3854 CoolvWe.· daily used products plus 0. Visit with us. 9-211-'/lc l2 INCH SIMPLEX ironer, gOod • as new, pj. Phon• ee........ o . .M Chrlsbnas gifts. Men or women are eligible. No age li· IM.:ttp FOrS•Ie mit. Spare or full Ume. Opening now. Write immediately, BRAND NEW sewing macblne, HOMEMADE QUILTS and com$23.50 or monthly payments, [).90, Watkins Products, Inc., forts for beds, new material, call 992·3218. 111-Utc Wmona, Minnesota 55887. $10 and up. Phone 992-612'1. . I0-4-3tp l~ltc FOUR ROOM house in Syr• ' cuse, cold running water, $700 SECOND CUTriNG of olover For Sale or Trade cash. Phone 992-2801 . lfl.4.3te bay, I ~ cents a bale. N. E. 1967 INTERNATIONAL truck, 4 Vanainan, Rutland • Harrlaonspeed. Ill ton, 1964 Chevrolet, SWEET POTATOES, field run, villeRond. IM~p 1967 Mustang 6-cyllnder, 3$3.60 bushel: gourds, green speed. Financing avallahle. beans (Kentucky Wonder). :957 GMC PICKUP truck. Phone !m-6547: after 5 p.m. Pick yoor own, $1 bushel, Charlie Stone. Rutland. Phone 992-S748. 9-211-lfe bring containers. Andrew lo.4-3tp Cross, Rt 2, Racine . Phone 247-2852. 111-Utc FIELD GROWN CHRYSANWANTED Sales Opportunity WE are seek.ng 2 repre~enta­ HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC washer and telephone stand. tives m lhis area for career Phune !192-3636. 1~3tp .J pportunity. • $600 month guarantee to H & N DAY OLD or started Leg. horn pullets. Both floor or •Training al Company ex· cage grown available. Poulpense try housing and automation. • Promotion by merit Modern Poultry, Box 188. Athe 60 ,..er ('t"'nt income from ..,., Ohio. Phone 593-7831. eslablished accounts slo.rt Our rep re~en l atives are happy - they earn satisfactory incomes. You. too, have an exceptional opportunity to ell· tablish an income ror life. Mond,.y thru Saturday Between 10 AM. & 7 P.M. RON LAUTTAMUS 446-4376 IJI.l-5tc rurn!tnre . dishes . rn·o::rellt~!l"(lll~ Mrs. Howard Cf' ~ i l. 8'10 W. Main St.. Po'11erov 1-25-tfr fJ. '-'TTQ UF'(i _ l~lte Terrific Far Halh,, Bedrooms, and Bath. They're R... lly Nice From 1.99 to 2.99 Bryants Budget Shop 108 W. Motn Two at the .Nov. ii eltc:tflltL BoUI are 11!111.,..-tl.q~t laaueo calllns 992-5896 THEMUMS and mums all colors. big and healthy, also canning pears and potatoes, Reynolds Flower Shop. Masotl City, just abo"" Corp. line. 10-4-tfc 1953 FERGUSON TRACTOR IVtth set of 3-14 Inch plows, new tires. recently overhauled. phone 119'!-6235. 10.4-3tc LAKE On the Homer Goeglein property, Approximately 1h acre of lake, 6 acres ot ground. To be sold by sealed bids. All bids to be lett at the Davis· Insurance office, Court St., Pornero)'. Bids will be q,ened October 11, 1968 at 5 P.M. inthepresence of all bidders. members Warner 11!0 LUgest Trucik oi" Blii!4Jier ·. Rildlator To ·Ttte and officials of Meigs Co. Ftlh & Game AssodaUon. Association Reserves right to reject or accept bid s. ROY ARMS, pr..ldont BOB LOUKS, soc•.tory the aU s·:ss .- INFORMAnON MEWS pr•sellfs . • Free Estimates · • Quality conaete . \ • ' I ::m ' ~ p:~l ~:15 1'1111 Galllll ~ i:Jj.Jl';i Lis braJ7 todll. relea~ ~ • J,.ITT!#f. PIIO'I'F3r ;'fi ~N · (UPI) ,, .(AI Taylor• 31, p $iM s.lurday b!'le!!l.• .... . '111.1' Portu' · ·EIIIinentary, 9 a.m. to lack ~lrlh · f:lii 'p;m.l ' Bfdwell..Cremoad'a. laid ·TQJor. •1 1::11). . t:fOcp,m,; Bidwell •,Phll- •• ,,a 1Human Jtud tanil10 lli)Jj l:U •· 2 p.m.; Por(ar,. ;:- ebelp labor for 05 .. ~2:1$ p..ln.; Eno, 2:3P ... 2:45; ~~~~. KY&et. ~;!5 p.m.; ~· !)Ia. lion. 3:1o,ll:t5 p.m.; ~-.... 4-4:30 p.m. ' TIID'adl,ll Oct l7 ~eaientary, !l-ll:l5a.m.; a...hlre • K1ser., 12:45 • ·3 p,m.; Otlt.htre CtliiUnltdly, · 3:05 • 4 p.m,; ~vUle ClimiiiUIIIJ;y, 4:15 4:45 p.m. lhl: book· :ot ... ... .ville a:"!:.i KAUTZ FEED STORE • Informed JJt11/WID~~=:~!-!c" Unscramble these rour Jumble._ one letter to each ~quare, to form four ordinary words. Sl \IJ.t} volcano lo07 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • lusln•• Sentm · SEWING MACHINES, ~lr service. an makes. "II'Y-· S. 2284. The Fabric shop, Porneroy. Authoriz•d Slllfler Sale! and Servlee. We Sharpen 1-211-tfe Sclsson. ..... ... fft"""'""" ' .,..-rr \ii~l ' ' ' .• 1 I ·1 '' " 10 t~POUTHj r J tUHISH X) JS. Hutened ...... or'a Ueen!e? Call 992-l11d. 13 21. With tho _ ,, .,,., I I& lfc ......,., ll 8 13 I 18. Vifb form ''"' Wlvet 1968 Havl.na moved Into a MobDe Home I will sell the fol· ICMing at In)' reaidence located on Bowman' 1 Run Road otr S.R. 124, opproxlmltei.Jo 2 miles dOWD river freon Rlclne. Watch Cor and [oJ1ow sale signa. Household Walnut dining room suit, Walnut chlna closet, Warm Morning ges circulating heater, 65,000 B'lU; PhUco relrtg. erator, Hardwick gaa stove, large glaas door ClC)board. cabinet beae, 3 pc, bedroom suit, electric sweeper, two wardr<beo, wooden medlctne. cabinet, living room suite, Hep table, misc. chairs and lamps, dresser with stool. sewing machine, 6 qt. lee cream freezer, dreasmaker-s Iron. Round ook table,4ehalrs;wtilingdeak, slel&hbella. but.tar mold, copper kettle, 18 gel. (from Gel"IIWl)" In ~Btt); Sill· son scales, butter chum, corn ctqJp~ box, 1.821 'l'tim:mtll' wagon complete with seat, stone Jar, 20 get; JlDpldn,..JU. . ' len 12 iL sh<>~~Un.llmlted amount ol dishes, opple ~r, . wattle iron complete, 3 trunks, lard pren, saudg9 er · Cotalino 4 Door. Ivory over blue finish. Automatic trans . RadiO and Heater . 62 Chevy ·n· . Hardtop Cpo. Locql owner car, rod finish, "ot.c~ 'troin•'\i i radio. ,.'~_ 65 ·GI4~ :-Pic'~up· . · ~. tl1••· ; '. 6 cyl. "ei)gl;,. . .Bei.W "t~~Gt;.,'PI 10:30 3 Adant-12 1lll5 8 Harry Re.aoner- NIWe tJ and Amtnn x ·a tar.-. u., _.., lhe"ClodO """'" ... - - WHJ ' BL WIQQ11A N OS " Ul btuel aM Anlortr• .,_ce..;,a U:OO 't11'1ttem lbeltre ItA- •l" lf() I Till Blblt Arner1 e:ifli • COra Cob 84*1 ,,,. s ,__ .. ~ I ~f JdN'a !h:tw Jl ErnNt 'Mb . . .... 3 Mike Dougll1 Show 8 c.,pgdn Ka,.aroo 9:30 II Edge of Nl&ht 13 McHale's Nayy 10:00 3 Snap Ju4gmlnt 8 Lucy 13 SlnaU World 10:30 3 C9fteentration I Beverly Hillbllllu 1S Dicit C'a\'ett 11:(1(] 1 Per101allty 8 Andy ol Mlt'Wr¥ "· 11:30 3 Ho(bwood Sq\llrtlt 11 Dietl \'an Dyke ,,......, 12:00 8 Lovt « LUe 13 'ill """' One We to Uw :I 4:00 Mr. Cartoon 1S Steve Rubber -tired !lagon,."~tn 'd•W, Oliver mower, dis!<. tide dell very rake, hiJ.t04<for. hiJ ro:ooser' plat!orm eledrlc Dll1-l~ cream aep~tor, corn gran, .!Jeedtr, 3 Let' 1 r.tiY A DMl 8 AI thl World Tllrns 13 It's Htweri"« .,. 3 Days of Our Uve1 I t.ov. II a Sillenclored 'N~ ... 13 Newlywed Gmne ~ 3 ~ Dodorl gfinder, vt1e, . potato Pl'?'f• hiY ·toi:k •id ' · alretcher, block and tackle. tar(>, bleiUIIOD ~~.:~~~~~ band tools ond wrencheo. ~=· soil 2nd bolea lot cutting. SJinad: Mrs. Roy ~r .. T1r1111: ~· .. Lop,.h " oakG~~,VO~st Church,'" s 1J steve Allen 13 Mdl•le's N.vy 8 Wre1Uiqg Kartooa Karni"41 Mike 0oug1a,, ~ 9:30 Edge ot Nlihl 13 Mdllle't Navy 10:00 3 Snlft Jutlglltent II Lucy 13 small World 10:30 3 Coneer&nUon R Heverly HIUhlWea 13 Dlek Clvett 11:00 3 P~raonallty 8 Andy ot !b,vbetr) 11:30 3 The lk!Uywood Sq~~~rn II Dick Vu D)'ke 12:00 3 Jeopardy 8 Love of Life 13 Dewliched 12:30 8 Walter Cronldte 7:00 'M.... Jj l Love Lucy 7:30 B t...ncer 13 The Mod SQuid ll:ao Red Skelton 12:-t!i a Guldlnr Llghl: 9:30 8 Dorl1 Dey 13 N.Y.P.D. 10:00 8 CBS New1 1:00 3 Mkl I1Q News Picture 8 Julde Oblinter SlnM 8 C4JIIal Nlllt"B Centtlll 13 M:..-"~ Grltlln 6:311 3 llwdey • Brlnldey Repon 8 WlllbrCntiJ.II! 11:00 3 Newt, Wet.ther, !;plrta I Clplll.l Newr1 Centrll IS Newa, WilCher, Sport~~ li:ZO 11'1~1 I 3 Davs of Our 8 Movll llrlll I 3 Tonight~ 13 Joey Billql ... 2:00 Live~ 7:30 .,. 13 UsJ.Ieat Girl in Tlllll"n 8 Love It 1 ~lelldored Thlac 13 10:30 3 Balalll !1illll Blbn .. .......,., F•Rta•tl~ Vey-st~ 8 3 Drqnet '611 13 Journey to tbe Unknown 10:00 3 Dean Mlrtln .... Newt, Welthlr, ~rt.5 11=2il I to ~so 3 'I'M Ghott 11'd llu, I U, Tt1ree SoN Celter ol ~ 3 Shi1UII 13 Ceorge or Jurwte 12:30 3 World SKies 8 J rimny Q~st 13 American Bandstand l:IID 10::10 13 Perry r.o.s on Fuoti:N:lll 11:00 3 Nn1 3 Tonight Show 8:00 • Golsmut 13 11w Newlywed Gtme 13 3 Blrdmln 9::111 SM.... I:J Jourlll!,)' 11:~ coU..-Sbow 13 Dltlac Game ~kl~trman 8 Htrculold& n Fanta•tic: r~ 12:00 li"OPlidos I 1a Newlywed Game I 2: 30 I 3 The Doctor. B Gu1dl!W Llaht 1 13 DadnrGame ' .8 Jadde ct...on 8 Archie snow 3 Clr & Tnck 8 hiOOy Dick 13 (lbrnplcs l:SO 3 Movie 8 to;FL Weell. 13 Wre8Uil!a 2:00 . Ltwrel"ln:! Welk ~ Mow~• 8 l:lacu'tlleroe• 3 UllllertlroB 9:00 8 Movie 13 That Cl:rl 13 '"' nve-a 7:30 11:30 F1y\J111 NUll 8:30 13 Bewitched " &00 G.E. Ollllqe Bowl 8 lllnll 3 U:OO 3 Daniel lloonD Let's Make • Dual A1 dle "world Tura NCAA FOCIIball 3 P011er Wagoner 8 ll.Aml Luey 8 Wlcky !Ricn 13 CuUIIver 10:110 3 rnnt.~ 13 ClniV&Jl 8 Mort• 1:30 3 1 8 f13 1 NCA' Foadllll 4:1$ 7:00 3 Top~ 8 7:00 ~~ 1:1 Dl'tlllB House 13 Th&t'• Life 4:30 9:311 6:00 8 Search b" TCitttUI"rU. 13 TreaiUl't ltle A Thief HOld RUJllllilr 13 C11per cartocn 3 Newt Plctun 3 s ........ 3 JeiT)' IAwl• ~r6 8 lii:311 3 Eye Cueu 9:00 !M·II 3 8 flhllatonea 13 Truth or CUU.equences 13 13 8 &!!:• Buralr 13 f"on~l&!t r.e,tonalre1 3 Perry ltfUon 8 CIUI&P's l..a.nd 13 Dark S1Jadowt; •, . Ne!Jhbort 8:30 S:OO 9:00 I I 8 13 Merv crtmn 6;30 :I Hultley-Brlnkley Report Tttk~• &00 ' 13 8:011 3 Mr. Cartoon .I 8 ~n KaJ...-oo 8 Ctf!W News Ce!tral 13 1t 3 Popeye & Pall 8 Go-Gil Gqtben 13 ~:30 a:oo 13 Neor• Pleture 3 ....,, '1111# Uriqj: Word s ""7:U 7:31t Fll nbtOIIl!B 13 Trut!J 01" COOseq~~r~ocet G:DO s 8:10 ' lillie ~ Sbclw 8 CIJQift . . . . . . a .... .lldll ot NI&IK lfeHII..1 *" ''" II Fl J \/~'Sf) 1} 6:35 8 1'111 Bible ANWtrl 3:111) 9;30 8 httlcoat Junction 13 Hall)rwooti Plllce ·10:00 13 10:30 Felom SQu.d 11:00 8 ClpUal Nps ~ 13 Keith McBee 11:15 13 Chiller Thel.ter 11:20 S N.... 11:30 3 New• 11:45 3 Movie 8 High School F'ootblll 13 Joe1 Bilhrp Show 3 World Serie• 13 Gellll'tl Jblllbll 8 Seeret Slllrm 13 Ctlllftlllolpltll S YOIIDoe'&S&l S TodQ !lhcltr 1$ Plttun lor UYin, 3 World !ierl1111 S.CntStom .... s ...... II . OIIILiai 1D Un ~ 3 Mr.~ se.vt AJ1ea 1:10 7:SO 3 &le4p)' Jtlw• SlOW 13 Enllt 1'ltlb s.1;00 " d .l:al10a.Kantftl ·-.... 1 Orlltlla Kalpn:te 9:10 I &fat& of NJa1rt .....""', 13 H&Hale'l Nat)' IStllp •J ..taraa 111 Slull World '"" SC( ke ' •. ,U.YII'b' HlllbUUtl lS Did CI'IIIU l1SO ""' to Llw '"' ·-· 1J TIVdl or COI'U1111fCII 1:00 I -New• Pictwe I ClrpHid Nat Cllltrtl 1S MirY Grifftn ... .. 1 a.:a.r- -~Report I. Wdlr Cndltl ~ J Dedt VllJt)r Om I . I LIMI.Dq 8 Luey U Sbla1l Worlll 10:~ ' :II C.:wota6ao 8 Bltt:riJ ,IIWIIllia!J1 lS Dick aawtt ~· ......... .. . 11 T IIIIISt llJJO . lm st.eno Almi 1:1 s Kr. : cartocm 8 Gillipa'l lalull: 13 Dutl SMdolrt ... ... .a a.a. 8 13 T'Nih • Otlalet •• IS lhrY Grim. ,... w.u. Cnddlt ~-smar. 8s J!M.Liq . . • otet-.....:..n,u 4S How'1 y.... ~lAw 12:00 J J-..rdr I Love tl lJtjll "'f:311 · IS Blwltdted . ._ •I os.tditi',......_ Jl~ .... J:lil . NenPI.ctun ••••J. ""·--· Hme or..-~ I a - P,l• 8 Jl!lwSit , t:ll!l, "~><" 1· -; •• A-J!,. """ .. . . II OliRSddM ; ''~ t . ,. q.. ............. . J . ..,.. tt:to . -'Ink o.Jc..' JS ' Jlllll'lltl- 13, ··Ntqara"Yaril1n Monroe, Joi.eph Cottoa - 8, "Edp at FMr'' - MI.Y Het.thvb u,zo-~"'::·.~~~;;:::':"~~~ - 8, rei'II:C! TtetneJ, .,.,,,• ..., 1 - FRIDAY 13, "lly c.:.t,aJn Rldlel"- OIIVWI DeHIYilaDd, Burton Rld""ll TUESDAY 9 - 8, "Rio COIIcbol" - 3, "Comt~." Roell ~randou, Rlehard II :20 - 8, "Suborar to till Hudlcn, SI10"a 0.. - VanJdlMG~ - 3, "Gambit" - Mh:t~~:.I SATURDAY C:alr•, Shirt., !llad.alne - I, ''War Dlune" - Le:o: ...... WI!DNESDAY - 13, "Dr. ~" Sterlilll Hl,ydea, Peter seJ- Iuo" 8 Haadof • BriJtldey ~ 8 "" - O'HIJ"I ~ IA)f: SUNDAY - Georare Brei'C 13, "'Do Not Dltturb'' ntUHSDAY Dofll Day, Rod h¥1w1 - 8, "Pride IDd the Pu•i_.' - 8, ''Tnpele'' - ..... - Cary Gn.nt, Frank :s&. Lln&:ae~Ton) Curd• MONDAY 9- - 3, "Tbll Bar. Breed," Jamet Stew.rt, Nat.reeft cartoo. 8 WDd. WI4Wiet _ ....'"" . .. .... 3 Yr. ........ ,..__ """"""' "" .... s :nU:IO S Par::tspitQr . 8 Alllb"al~ I ....... Of.star1 I . Dall&lri ' . 11 -c&. tht l'lridet ... a8 ""'' C.u.JPktin Hal c:..r.l :II Mlkll D11uPu Shull I ............... - 3 You Doil't say I lloYhlS ClDt Ufe 10 10:00 :II S..,J........ .. S:DO 3:01 J AnathiJ' World 8 Seeret 8&DnD IS Genual Rotpital I EdpolNi&tlt 13 McHale'l Navy 9:00 S PHUMum ' 8 GIIUpo'• 1llalld 13 Dark 1!11.-J S:SD TJ Jlocie . ... . .,.,..,_ .. 13 Church Ill Guitt 7:30 8 Sleepy J•fl&n Show 13 Counfl')' Curowttll I:OD 13 Kutoon k!dval II Silve AileD 4:SI s Mr. CU1IIOn ~ -- 8 11le Bible Ane...,rs .11:45 3 Com COb Repor1 a Todl.r Show 8 ...... 13 On. Life "'*" FR /f) I} 6::JS .s .•.'!'~.. · """ 'tS ' WieSe - 'World ol ~ II a Sleepy Jetren 9tow I· 13 CIOl')' Ra.d I 8 S..rch fur T(morrllll' 13 -rr.tlll"e Isle 12:t.5 8 Gukti!V lJgtll 1:00 3 13 I 3 Perry Muon 8 Gllllcan't laland 13 OVk Sl.oowB 5:30 8 1:30 7:U I 5:00 12:30 3 E}1l G111u 8 Jllclde Obl.l.Jwer SOO. 13 DrMm Houle 13 O.vy & GoUath I 4:30 3 llr, Cutoon !~Pitched 3 MkJ.DI¥ Ne1n Plctve ' ,._,._ 1 Ali«~ 41:U 3 Com Cctb Rtport 7:01 I Ji J3 Ketuoa Kani.'W .4 YHrOld 10.18". 51 .. \ I ) 1} a:as 13 iWIIe MPv• SpeciJZI•By-M,.il Offer! 9:00 3:00 AIIJther World 8 Seenet Stonn 13 Get1tr&l HoiPII&I 3:30 3 Y011 Doo'l SU 6:30 TV (luaroom 7:110 I 3 Jdm'1 AlBww: 3 AMtber Work! 8 Slcrel storm 13 GenerU Holpltal :1:30 3 'i ou Dol't Sly a Mode 13 One Lite to Uve 4:00 I . ~~ WAIIII ~ W!A111111 PBOJ'LII " PRIIP4!111 JOR ODJIJUC'I', 'IIL\II ll'OII ' 1 ,..,.. I IVGUP . OV IL PBW· O"SL QIBPll'l'·iJ IBQ QB PBITBJW .~ P~I£IVJ 1,,... S-" lh SITCRIJ I} 3:00 II 3 ~ . bel•• Ja-- A- X 11' D L B A A UM 1:30 4i:35 The Bible ANWetl &:t:i 3 Corn CdJ Rlport 7;00 DIUng Gun~ ""''""""lloll.. :.. .... .,..... Equlpmtllt (horn dr.Wn) har(.ow, 62 Pontiac "ft-. F·l~sidt, 15- TlllH .~o.,' JJJ} 8 Guldina: LigtK 13 I) p ........ and l!l"lnder, 2 hand painted pictures, oil!~. I 4 Door HT. DoVillo. Foclo•y oi•, lull · less cleon intorio•. Groy finish. Full ae<:es~O!"I'; !l'"''P· 3 Sundl)' Netta Pletun I MJuhxl: lq>ol•lble 11:30 lO LO!IG:I'BLLOW 0.0 tetllilllnPI!'A~~­ ror tho t1tno x .tor ta. •- 00.. .- . ...... ~­ ....... "'" ~ p~ • - • ot 111o .......,. .,. on 1ilato. Bel Air 4 Ooar. Std. trans. Clean interior. radio. Locall awner. car . 13 Movie 8 N t'L Fot:ldtall 111 Jim W'a!Wt J..Uee DAILY cRYPI'OQUO'D:-._,.o !low "': 8 Smothen BI'Qs. 13 K6lth MeBN New• I. One of ·To A Better Car Nowl 64 Chevrolet 63 Cadllha( s~1J95~ ... ......... ,... 11:111 41. Allowa .42. SJnalltr c' ..,, 3 Wilt DIII"IQ' 8 Gen&le Ben 8:00 8 E'.d SUllivan 11 The FBI B:at :1 MoCMrHn-t..w 3 Pb)'UlJ Diller 8 Clfllal New• Cllltrl.i om.,.. Step UP. ridlrw culdvator. drag 18 a.vi.Yil Fin• rtMimbllnc · _ 3 Huek Filii 1 !lowllrw II Herald ot Truth lZ:SO I Worl4 Serle~ ,,., Tlri.Ji&ht Ztn~ 8 Ll"le ll Lalli ~GW!tl C&mel'll '11\r" J1 DIIOOtWI7 '68 12:00 --· -- Fllal tllrl!' ~ lllri!'N°1 tall ...,. -A SWIU. AffAII 8 KIJw i<DIII 33. BtiUIIh 38.atwkrit Kboola ·. Mottd•r• 8:30 Look.'-' .C. UYe 8 Notre ~ Foueball 31t.d:loth e Lll'liB tiKI UOifleltr111d 10:34) H.Dnun 40.- j 8 Ted Maek 6:011 8 Twll\Cf·Fint C.ntursr 13 Oute- Llmfi• IS Bullwlr*hl 11:30 3T.Bay Now arronae the circled letten to form the 1urpri1e auwer, u aunested by the aboft cartoon. 8 Allilloll WOI'ld 13 '~'he,. A~rs 5:30 11:00 liT. Llnt.J!,.l'l Mn.lc&n ObmDtn .... 3 Rainbow 1'lllltn ment~ P&tterllll For Livlf'V 13 ErneM n.llb Show 8:00 13 Kartaoo Karnlwl !.FL FOOibaU 8 Jim Clrlen 10:41S Punlllh· 13 4:30 3· Morm1n cmr. I Faelni Life 3l.Atrtcu 3 Today Show a 13 13 Neor 11Ntle1 UI:OD 26. Jl&lv 11:45 3 Corn Cob Rtvon 7:00 8 Sleepy Jeftel"l Show Rlx llumllud ·- 21. OYer- .,. 6:)5 8 The Bible ANwen 13 WrMtllrw 1:00 311.11npatd tj 13 coUep fOOibtlll 3:30 3 SIJW!III Jllbllee I Torn a11:1 Jury 9:30 oUotl 14.WbltaWoy 'lt. "-tllld ~ .... Golf*! Himnoru' 3:00 I EvaqeUun 1Di. Printel"l dlrecUcln 11. HumUI- 1:1 8:U · 21. Quaker ltate: abbr. JomloO."' 11m LLAMA INWAIO FAMI$11 . 11.-ltau(la lava 11. Flower plot • WE'RE OPEN TONIGHT TIL 8 (-AIM-n . 11. Bwlr: poet. 13 Alnu1ca _ . 2t30 8:30 3 TV C]JIIltl 8 Llvllll Word IOld~n I (J I""""'"r: U.Pullover• 8 NFL FC!OIId. 13 Country a.urch 21.- corridor 15. Tallcor lriOuntain I ............ I ( 1 I I ] t I I I 1 ]1 y,.,. .. nt.y·~ f.Ctlannel Island I . Blrd.ot prey I. Hali'Gr Shandy" author 14. Pollah river 20;1\uu. _.,._~ojo """""''*~'· .r- ,, , "'"' i ' AUTOMOBILE · Insurance liei!i . :: Rogers' BaDgers were . a eanceiled? Lost your ouerat- '" group of colonial liJdtters ·,ted by Robert RQgers cl"uring the French and Indian Wars. . e. Batlllae· 13. "'l'riltram / -.,, . -.uut 12-Be-, nouL ,"''"" ,l I II. Bub- JO. Illueup . brJchUy Entertoineq f t:~~ ·Mon. ihru Fri. -- 9:30AM •.a.60 __~_~. .["•.•·.v. .v.M . __o_v__..____··.·d·,·w·.v.·.·.. 2:00 L3 Wunan'• Pol.-. u1 Vln 8:00 8 lnalgtlt n.Boe 1 some '8.~que GOEGLEIN GRAVEL. Well As . PULA, Yugoslavia (VPI)Presldenta Tlto of Yugoslavia and Franz ;Joms of AWitrla met saturda.Y in the seclusion of p.m.; and Winters Stati~. 4:05Tlto's &:toni lsllnd retreat to - Oct. Vl.Moo . . wind lW olllclal talks begun In Elemontarv. 9:11.!30 a.m.; Ew· ,. Bellrode Tuaadl>. Fli:'SIJ:I} 3 AFL Foobll 7:45 -·- --·· -..... -.... ---=- 2.21Diated 3. 4. Telluitum: Di. Cftureh part As 7:1!i lS Word of Ute DAILY CROSSWORD l . Q.ruY Gallic and Mason Area LEADERS MEET Fold and. Place Near Your Television Set for Convenient Reference MJaOII8 l<eeping Meig.s CHESTER, OHIO Elementary, 9:15 · .. 1J:3D Lm.; very erratic way, sucl_l;as zigWaterloo School, 12:45 , 2:45 zagelnl, wlldly bouDCing or P.m.i and Waterloo eommwdt;J, evea spinning. 2:50 • 3:30 p.m. MOIIday Oct. 14 - RloGronde, LISTEN TO~ CENTURY REFORMATION HOUR 9-11:30 a.m.; cOntervllle, 12:, 30 • 2:30 p.m.; Centerpoint, 2:· '· U , 3 p.m.; Fairview, 3:30 , t pollee and torrortst bonds In southern 1bailarll, poUee reported saturday. Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing . .• Quick s·~~rvlce • Flnlshlna • Sand & Gravel DIAL 992-3284 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. IN THE EVENT THAT OUR BUSIMESS HA~ NOT BEEN SOLD pte 65 yeara o1 ap ar older. The amount ol the exemption -.td be determined lv" the Genera! Assembly. Amoae OJ"IIIllzallons endersina tiolh !&sues are tile 0 h I o flemocrst Parljl, Ohio RepubUcan Patt;y, Ohio Councll of FratemalandServlceOrgllllzatloos, Buckeye state Sllerlli:B' AssodaUon, Ohio AFL.CIO and the Jn. - - oJ ODor. · ~Delivery AT OCTOBER 19, 1968 Uonal education, hllher educatlon, juvenile rehablttlatloo; $20 million for park and recreational area Improvements and .19 millloo for addlltonal airports, and other ltate bulldlnp, lncJud, lng poUcollndftretralnlngacademtes. No new taxes ....utd .be _,_ ed to JIOf lor thole Improvementa. Preaentplollneandaxlemile tueo an lllllleleat to 1111 • Certified Stren&lh · LOCAL tEPORTS :,. DAILY . •. WE 'ARE CLOSING OUR DOORS GEO. HOBS1E11ER, 111\QKER tn' II ··WMPO -GUARANI'EEDPHONE 992-2094 '. HOBSTETTER· REALTY IIYIIAaiiE !12Gettn- 55 Olrl's name Pomeroy Wheel Alignment CIGARETTE vending machines and service. ABC Enterprises. Mason, W. Va. Phone '1'13-554!. s.f.lfc · 2 bars•ln 51 Handle BLAETTNARS PH. 99Uit3 BUDGET PRICE furniture on our third noor budget shop. Baker Furniture. MiddlePort. Ohio. ? 23 tfc Rul Estate For Sale ASSOCIAT£1. nkkname · lOA- Smallest Heoter Core... READY • MIX concrete dell•· ered right to your project. Fast and easy. Free ..Itmates. Phone 119'!-3284. GoegJeln Ready - Mi• Co., Middleport, Ohio. 6 SO tf< A1tlques or C.lltctars hems MIDDLEPORT - Large 7 rooms, · 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, modern kllchell, basement, level lot. Near stares. tiiSOO.OO. BENDVUE TiiEATRE :_: .60 ft. frontage, 110 ft. Ue,. 3 rooJM up, two rest rooms down. f20.i100.00. 1$ ACRI!'.S - Country home, 8 large room&, bath, cellar, barn. MaU and 1<hool buo routes. Minerals. t8000.00. !IELEN tr VIRGIL TEAFORD ' ,, FOR SALEI MEIGS COUNTY FISH AND GAME ' ·/ .'if, 2 .28. block • lllnd JIOf debt ..ml'" on the copltal 1mlth A.iodatlai, Ohldfltole prov~ bonds, Nopropeflllax Auton\clblie AIIOdoltan>O j, 1,0 antl _m Income lax can be levied Coftl,;eia il.llullderoEr""'~l'l,' to JIOf ~- omt~ Ohf.o.'~Cbtreh AI~ =• ·hi- HANNAH'S husband Hector hates hard work so he cleans the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent e!ectric shampooer $1. Baker Furniture. 9-30-Gtc q FOOT by 7 fool overhead Public Sale garage door, complete, (4 :JOUSEHOLD AUCTION - Sat. inch clearance) Brown's AKC Gnlden Retriever pupple<. Ocl 12. 1!168. 12·00 p m. The Trailer Park. Minersville, 524 Ash St.. Middleport. 119'!· unders1ened having sold her phone !m-3324. lfl.l-6tc 5443. 6-23-tfc home. will sen the following chattels at m Lincoln Hill HOUSE in Harrisonville. Five HOUSE TRAILER, two bedtBrown Alley) Pomeroy, 0. rooms. bath. utility room, room. 8 fl. x 45 ft., completeI Watch ror Sale Arrows Near cellar. gas furnace . Call 992ly furnished, good condition, Water Tawer) . G. E . Refriger3716 IJI.l-5tc 1121111. Phone !192-2126, extenator . gas range. !..faytag washsion 53, days. After 7 p.m. er. Frigidaire Ref., [ron. Skil- '965 MUSTANG. $10611. Call phone !192-6280. 1JI.2-Btc let. Gridle. Glass Jars IOidl. 992-m:i. Gene Dodson. Dixif' Coal H!'ater Singer sew10.1-0tp J96S HOUSE trailer, 10152 ing machine. \lagic Chef Phone 119'!-5510. 10-3-6tc Range . Storm doors and win- VENETIAN BUNDS. all klnda, dows Coal Hod. Copper Boiland blind repalr. Dale Wip- POTATOES and sweet potatoes. er. Oil Lamp, Leather Couch_ pel Supply. 21S Union Ave., Phone 843-2254. Clarence ProfR<Y."I;ing Chair. Coffee Tables. Pomeroy. 10.1-12tc Ott, Portland. 10.3-lfe Davenport. Walking Canes , Trunk. Radio. Chairs. Bed- 1!167 OLDS CUtlas Holliday THREE consecutive grave tots room Suite. Chest of Drawers, Couoe, 5,300 actual miles. VirIn Beech Grove. Call ar write Brass Bed. Iron. Bed. Oval gie ·Hobstetter, Rose Hm. PoDavid Williams. 37 Riverside Picture. Day Bed. Oak Table. meroy Phone !m-3441. 10-6 3tc Drive, Dayton, Ohio. 4 Chaira, Buffet. Apple Peel9-29-lotc er. Wrought Iron Stool, Bowl 76.000 Bru Kenmore gas heatand Pitcher Set. Desk a n d er. fully automatic. $65; May. STEREO CONSOLE, 4 - opeed Chair lNkoe). Wicker Swing tag wringer washer, $15. Call intermixed changer. dual voland Rocking Chairs to match. 985-11118 1~ ume control. Lovely walnut fl. Hall Tree. Smoking Stand. nish, pay 171.09 or monthly Signed : Bessie Bentz Bowlman t'IVE ROOMS and bath, nice payments of 1$.115. can 992Terms : Cash. Not Responsi. d large garden one room 3218. 111-Ute hie for Accide?ts. ~=~a~, one half from Bradford Auction Co. 10-6-6tc Syracuse school. Contact Ben '57 CHEVY PICKUP TRUCK. Phone 98>-39511. Chester. Quisenberry, Syracuse. For Rent 1~7tc I0-6-3tp PURNISilED and nnfumished apartments. Close to school MAPLE STEREO, Early Amer- STEREO AM and FM, 1968 model console stereo. Will sell Phone 119'!-5434. 11).11-tfc ican stereo, radio oombinaon payments of 15.40 per lion, 4-speed changer, solld MODERN ONE bedroom unfurmonth or will sell for 186 state Instant on radio. Pay~ nished t~partment Coats build cash. Try it in your home. ments of 16 or $911.19. Free ing over Dutton's Dru~ Store, Call !m-2836. 111-Ute home demonstration. can 993Apt. 14 Inquire at Apartment 3218. lo-Hie 1968 STEREO. Lovely walnut 16. 111-Utc console with AM and FM ra· WALNUT STEREO radio 000· ~to. automatic floating turnl'I.:RNISHED GARAGE apartsole , 1968 stereo radio comtable. Take over payments of ment on l.•ncoln Hill. Utilities bination, 4 . speed changer, 4· 15.21 per month or pay baJ.. paid: adults only. Phone 9!2speaker sound system. Monthanee due, $109.43. Try it in 3489. 6-19-tlr ly payments or balaMO of your hom~. Call !192-2836. $91.02. Call 1192-3218. 10-6-«<: 111-Utc "fRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile Court, Syracuse, Ohio on State Rt. 124, Phone 119'!-2951. i961 WILLYS Jeep Pickup ZIG ZAG SEWING machine. 1968 sales-man's demonstrator. 1-11-tlc Truck 4 wheel drive . Phone Mak'!s fancy stitches. etc. 992-2941. 10-6-3tc WOI aeU ror 9 paymenta of $6 f'IIRNISHED TWO IIEDROOM or $46 cash Phone !192-28311. APARTMENT. Middleport. 111-Utc pllone 119'!-3874 1-!!-tlc niERE WilL be a revival at tile Rutland Church of Christ Oct. 7 through the 13th at TRAILER SPACE. ready to 7:110 p.m. Emie Johnson, forbook UTJ , private. plenty of merly from this church, will room ror ~ h i klren to play. lit tile evangelist. Sunday, Phone 992-3904. 8-11-tlr Oel. 13, Is the !39th aonlverury and homecoming of the 1 HREE R"0M HOUSE. bath. dnlrdl. There will be a basphone Scm Arnold Syracuse. be dinner in the basement al !192-2:160 9-26-trc .-.. Aflmloon IIOI'Vlces will bo Ill 2 p.m. TIM! minister. STORAr.F: SPACE : Stor:~~€ ror Eu&t ,. E. Underwood. Invites boats trailers. <'3rs. camp,,..,.,.. lo attend. 10.3-3tc r rs, etc Write P. 0 Box 329 Pomeroy Phone 992-2798 or see Dick Seyler 10.3-12tp ~elo Wlllnted LADIES! wish to make extra money In your own home by F'URNISHEO apartment, adullo; only. New Haven , phon e 8828Jl1Wering the telephone? 2561). 1~3tp Write Newfons Sewing Center. JOO 7lb St., Parkersburg. lll-4-3tp TWO BEDROOM trailer (no children ). t11tO men or couple. Water furnished: $75 a month . James Abram GarfJcld v.·,,., Phone 119'! !\319 Middleport. the last U.S. r.residt•nt •, !11• J0-6-6tc 'lorn in a Jog c·Uhin. ., mObnO"Ichlillula for tiio IIHi'!'ik . : : - t o l!le Ohio ..., period. Oct. '1 lllroualt Oci),- 18, ' ~ io111e One~ tile '"'1\10"' ulcllldwa1 1 · ~ ·" ' CeneraiAs-I.Jo.toloaue- bonda. · lbdtliil "biiii.~GtNot- M....' pet, .1. - ., ~ lle•- noadod ~-•.-'. .. -"""• •.-. lllp~ · Ill llllicblnr f~ ural He~ ' :; ·· ~· · 1- · - ...,...,&500 "'' old w!U olltate · A Ill m ' 1• ._.._ ~"'' .avaii- mentar¥," 9-J!:1f LIILI' Hi!dn provemento. JD'lliiOIIO• · "bllttetdtlhe•hluo jr Jll1fne !or _., ...., Tnc:e HJ,lii, . 1J:~ P.n!JIIllmmillion over •llve-yau;perlildbe <oast!'Uctk!ll able 11> lnlareslod fii'OOPI deolr- Utori'a. 3:1.54:3.8 p.m.; lfiii\UIJI11()001 foi. eaiiatruciton be poaotblelf tile 111a10 tried to hllllo l8!i"D """:" aboullbe two per Mill. 3:3~150 p.m. · . '{!t' , .-,. and tlie elilnlnstton ol trallle llJ> It alooe OJ!Oiil'"'~• Boa1i1Jip ~bomado Tueadl,ll Oct. ' 8 l~Utli!D· -onecks. stAt8 ll;.e Two WllU1d . . - throush Sbort or Barrotl. Trace Eleme..,, .9 LIP. to 2:30p.m.; SmJIJ;·~.,.2:f0..2:50• p. An addlltonal ~ millloo 1n !he eGiiBIIIutlm to a11ow bonds wooldclit laauod for - r the General Assernbl,y 1o CC11181d- FOUR DIE m.; and Loyne:,; ,:~:15 ¥'"'" Wednesday oc!,. 9 - Green _,od proJecto Including: $1%0 er leg(slailon providing a prt>pBANllKOK (UPI) - Three millJOII for water ·potlutiM CCIII· er1;y tax exenwttm to cerlaln Ctmptunlah and a local da[eftle Elementary, 9-U:S;Q, Lm.; and trot and water 111811180tDent; $100 homeowners who occupy their YOlunteer were killed In two SOtllfurestern l!ll:h."" l'3:10 p,m, . Many a n i m a.l s, wben atThurscloy Oct. 10. - CldmUI tacked by an enemy, Oee ma miUJoo lor technical and voea- own homea, fbclodtnglhose peo. clashes this week between •• pnnnr.E PUPPIES. AKC Toy miniature. $75 and up Stud serv1re ;1nd grooming. Phooe 992-5113. 11 3 tfc ' Pomeroy ,, .. '' In 1968 OLDS\IOBILE 442. auto- . malic. power steering. fully equip~ , 13.000 mileS. call 742-1211 before 5 p.m. 7425501 evel'in~s 10-4-8tp COLORFUL WOVEN RUGS - ~- - ' . bil . p.m.; Vinton....,_ Bo ok mo e., Gillli. ~.. ~=.15, f 1..,0 p.... , Nortlt For Non-Partisan .Issues -:...-~~,.,. r.-.t "Hflll", 1:35 , 3;15 p.m.; Galllpolls,lo vice ~alrDWL debt ..,..ke Mlhe~bondJ aue On.· in . tl."pj,lo Lea· · Horr!lllufr, ,,30 - '3:4$ p.m.; 1'1111 cominlttee Ia oeeldng IUP· .,-t lbere lhould be suli!Cteat re- · aue 'II :IV~ V"""'e. Amarleaa Schedule ,, Raoii!Y· p.m. port for Stole Ia"'"' One and eeflit• the pneral to Wt!lel' :"t.~o:=; : wO...IM!IY Oct. t6 - Bldweii- . :J1elp_Want.d '- ' ' ' . ,. - .· I"'"- .. "MI:dcaD Mill Hllllt" �i, ;; ,. ·• .•. .-;.· .-,·;;.~o~•""'Jl·.~· -'<·~ ' ";~,.,., ~.l·,rm• o·...-<l'~'c1f" ol"j-:l ':'"''"'~"'fr""'~ '_..,. ..... "r"'...... , . . . . . . , . . - - · - - - - • •• • -- •• " • •' 'Jl J • r ~ -···-·--· ... -~ - .' . ' ri ' ,,.. '•' - ~-. -- ~- \ ... •• ....... ........... -.........,.. ... .. ~.- 11 ceMt ,... w.~ ... H~~MWtN ,. •"''" , ..,.. DeiTUAIV ........... ..,.. -~ "''"''"··· •.. M ........ DIKMIIf et1 '"'"' . . . CAID 0P TMANU lo c..,.. - ....,.,. aLUID ADI Alllt ....... l tb .,..... O,.ICI MOUWI . . . lA lo J1N (11-fl'l· EMilY ftll a.M .. 11111 ...... tatunley Card Of Th.lnb THE FAMILY of Phyllis K. Grant wishes to express smcere thanks to the many relatives, friends and neighbors for the sympathy shown us in our recent bereavement. We especially thank the Rev Moy· er for consoling words. We appreciated the many cards, acts of kindness, the beautiful Ooral pieces, and Raw- lings Coats Funeral Home for its kind and efficient management or the funeral. Sadly missed by Husband and Sons, Mother, fa ther, Sisters and Brothers. l~lt WE WISH to elrtend our sincere thanks for the sympathy and kindness extended to us during the death of our husband and father, David Yates. We extend our thanks to those sending food, cards and ft<Jw. ers; special thanks to the ladies of the Methodist a n d Christian Churehes; our neighbors on Gravel Hill and in Long Bottom, and the Long Bottom Chureh ; Rev. Donahue, Rev . Nonis. and singers, and Rev. Moyeo-. Geneva Yates and Sons l~ltc WE WISH TO THANK o11r manv frienlls for their kind exprt"'sslons of sympathy at the death of our daughter Beth" Jane. , Mr and Mrs Ray E · Gibbs.' 10-6-ltp .. ,. Notice EVERYONE Is invited to a ham shoot. Sunday, Oct. 6. at 1 p.m. at the Rutland Gun Club 10.3-ltc .,' WILL DO any kind of sewing or will do sewing in the home Carolyn Lewis. Phone !m-2271 m.ltc ' FOR TRADE-Cash for antiques. William Ramm, Mkldleport. 1--p WILL DO sewing at home zippers, pocket•. pegging. hemming, alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Mason. Phone 773-5651 . 4-30-lfc REPAIR, REFINISH, "recondition goH clubs, John Teaford. t-22-301p BACK HOE and Dozer Service. pond, basement, water line, septlc tank, R. W Cowdery, Long Bottom. Ohio. !!-27-JOtc ., SAVE YOUR lawn. shrubhery and your batk. We have a new trencher to dig your water line. Henry Bahr, phone I8H988 or Roger Bahr. phone - · 10.2-7\p SPECIAL SALES still in prolf8IS· Women and children's elothlng. Jeffers Clothing !lien. 10.2-ttc Pets For Sale RASSE:l'. SCO'M'IE. Weotle, Male~ Feinale MAKE 13 TO .• or more Bl1 Schnaozer. · Coc~ers, Wlros and just puns. Barkaroo It.,_ · hour serving Walkins custom· ers in city o( Pomeroy with nels. phone 68'1-3854 CoolvWe.· daily used products plus 0. Visit with us. 9-211-'/lc l2 INCH SIMPLEX ironer, gOod • as new, pj. Phon• ee........ o . .M Chrlsbnas gifts. Men or women are eligible. No age li· IM.:ttp FOrS•Ie mit. Spare or full Ume. Opening now. Write immediately, BRAND NEW sewing macblne, HOMEMADE QUILTS and com$23.50 or monthly payments, [).90, Watkins Products, Inc., forts for beds, new material, call 992·3218. 111-Utc Wmona, Minnesota 55887. $10 and up. Phone 992-612'1. . I0-4-3tp l~ltc FOUR ROOM house in Syr• ' cuse, cold running water, $700 SECOND CUTriNG of olover For Sale or Trade cash. Phone 992-2801 . lfl.4.3te bay, I ~ cents a bale. N. E. 1967 INTERNATIONAL truck, 4 Vanainan, Rutland • Harrlaonspeed. Ill ton, 1964 Chevrolet, SWEET POTATOES, field run, villeRond. IM~p 1967 Mustang 6-cyllnder, 3$3.60 bushel: gourds, green speed. Financing avallahle. beans (Kentucky Wonder). :957 GMC PICKUP truck. Phone !m-6547: after 5 p.m. Pick yoor own, $1 bushel, Charlie Stone. Rutland. Phone 992-S748. 9-211-lfe bring containers. Andrew lo.4-3tp Cross, Rt 2, Racine . Phone 247-2852. 111-Utc FIELD GROWN CHRYSANWANTED Sales Opportunity WE are seek.ng 2 repre~enta­ HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC washer and telephone stand. tives m lhis area for career Phune !192-3636. 1~3tp .J pportunity. • $600 month guarantee to H & N DAY OLD or started Leg. horn pullets. Both floor or •Training al Company ex· cage grown available. Poulpense try housing and automation. • Promotion by merit Modern Poultry, Box 188. Athe 60 ,..er ('t"'nt income from ..,., Ohio. Phone 593-7831. eslablished accounts slo.rt Our rep re~en l atives are happy - they earn satisfactory incomes. You. too, have an exceptional opportunity to ell· tablish an income ror life. Mond,.y thru Saturday Between 10 AM. & 7 P.M. RON LAUTTAMUS 446-4376 IJI.l-5tc rurn!tnre . dishes . rn·o::rellt~!l"(lll~ Mrs. Howard Cf' ~ i l. 8'10 W. Main St.. Po'11erov 1-25-tfr fJ. '-'TTQ UF'(i _ l~lte Terrific Far Halh,, Bedrooms, and Bath. They're R... lly Nice From 1.99 to 2.99 Bryants Budget Shop 108 W. Motn Two at the .Nov. ii eltc:tflltL BoUI are 11!111.,..-tl.q~t laaueo calllns 992-5896 THEMUMS and mums all colors. big and healthy, also canning pears and potatoes, Reynolds Flower Shop. Masotl City, just abo"" Corp. line. 10-4-tfc 1953 FERGUSON TRACTOR IVtth set of 3-14 Inch plows, new tires. recently overhauled. phone 119'!-6235. 10.4-3tc LAKE On the Homer Goeglein property, Approximately 1h acre of lake, 6 acres ot ground. To be sold by sealed bids. All bids to be lett at the Davis· Insurance office, Court St., Pornero)'. Bids will be q,ened October 11, 1968 at 5 P.M. inthepresence of all bidders. members Warner 11!0 LUgest Trucik oi" Blii!4Jier ·. Rildlator To ·Ttte and officials of Meigs Co. Ftlh & Game AssodaUon. Association Reserves right to reject or accept bid s. ROY ARMS, pr..ldont BOB LOUKS, soc•.tory the aU s·:ss .- INFORMAnON MEWS pr•sellfs . • Free Estimates · • Quality conaete . \ • ' I ::m ' ~ p:~l ~:15 1'1111 Galllll ~ i:Jj.Jl';i Lis braJ7 todll. relea~ ~ • J,.ITT!#f. PIIO'I'F3r ;'fi ~N · (UPI) ,, .(AI Taylor• 31, p $iM s.lurday b!'le!!l.• .... . '111.1' Portu' · ·EIIIinentary, 9 a.m. to lack ~lrlh · f:lii 'p;m.l ' Bfdwell..Cremoad'a. laid ·TQJor. •1 1::11). . t:fOcp,m,; Bidwell •,Phll- •• ,,a 1Human Jtud tanil10 lli)Jj l:U •· 2 p.m.; Por(ar,. ;:- ebelp labor for 05 .. ~2:1$ p..ln.; Eno, 2:3P ... 2:45; ~~~~. KY&et. ~;!5 p.m.; ~· !)Ia. lion. 3:1o,ll:t5 p.m.; ~-.... 4-4:30 p.m. ' TIID'adl,ll Oct l7 ~eaientary, !l-ll:l5a.m.; a...hlre • K1ser., 12:45 • ·3 p,m.; Otlt.htre CtliiUnltdly, · 3:05 • 4 p.m,; ~vUle ClimiiiUIIIJ;y, 4:15 4:45 p.m. lhl: book· :ot ... ... .ville a:"!:.i KAUTZ FEED STORE • Informed JJt11/WID~~=:~!-!c" Unscramble these rour Jumble._ one letter to each ~quare, to form four ordinary words. Sl \IJ.t} volcano lo07 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • lusln•• Sentm · SEWING MACHINES, ~lr service. an makes. "II'Y-· S. 2284. The Fabric shop, Porneroy. Authoriz•d Slllfler Sale! and Servlee. We Sharpen 1-211-tfe Sclsson. ..... ... fft"""'""" ' .,..-rr \ii~l ' ' ' .• 1 I ·1 '' " 10 t~POUTHj r J tUHISH X) JS. Hutened ...... or'a Ueen!e? Call 992-l11d. 13 21. With tho _ ,, .,,., I I& lfc ......,., ll 8 13 I 18. Vifb form ''"' Wlvet 1968 Havl.na moved Into a MobDe Home I will sell the fol· ICMing at In)' reaidence located on Bowman' 1 Run Road otr S.R. 124, opproxlmltei.Jo 2 miles dOWD river freon Rlclne. Watch Cor and [oJ1ow sale signa. Household Walnut dining room suit, Walnut chlna closet, Warm Morning ges circulating heater, 65,000 B'lU; PhUco relrtg. erator, Hardwick gaa stove, large glaas door ClC)board. cabinet beae, 3 pc, bedroom suit, electric sweeper, two wardr<beo, wooden medlctne. cabinet, living room suite, Hep table, misc. chairs and lamps, dresser with stool. sewing machine, 6 qt. lee cream freezer, dreasmaker-s Iron. Round ook table,4ehalrs;wtilingdeak, slel&hbella. but.tar mold, copper kettle, 18 gel. (from Gel"IIWl)" In ~Btt); Sill· son scales, butter chum, corn ctqJp~ box, 1.821 'l'tim:mtll' wagon complete with seat, stone Jar, 20 get; JlDpldn,..JU. . ' len 12 iL sh<>~~Un.llmlted amount ol dishes, opple ~r, . wattle iron complete, 3 trunks, lard pren, saudg9 er · Cotalino 4 Door. Ivory over blue finish. Automatic trans . RadiO and Heater . 62 Chevy ·n· . Hardtop Cpo. Locql owner car, rod finish, "ot.c~ 'troin•'\i i radio. ,.'~_ 65 ·GI4~ :-Pic'~up· . · ~. tl1••· ; '. 6 cyl. "ei)gl;,. . .Bei.W "t~~Gt;.,'PI 10:30 3 Adant-12 1lll5 8 Harry Re.aoner- NIWe tJ and Amtnn x ·a tar.-. u., _.., lhe"ClodO """'" ... - - WHJ ' BL WIQQ11A N OS " Ul btuel aM Anlortr• .,_ce..;,a U:OO 't11'1ttem lbeltre ItA- •l" lf() I Till Blblt Arner1 e:ifli • COra Cob 84*1 ,,,. s ,__ .. ~ I ~f JdN'a !h:tw Jl ErnNt 'Mb . . .... 3 Mike Dougll1 Show 8 c.,pgdn Ka,.aroo 9:30 II Edge of Nl&ht 13 McHale's Nayy 10:00 3 Snap Ju4gmlnt 8 Lucy 13 SlnaU World 10:30 3 C9fteentration I Beverly Hillbllllu 1S Dicit C'a\'ett 11:(1(] 1 Per101allty 8 Andy ol Mlt'Wr¥ "· 11:30 3 Ho(bwood Sq\llrtlt 11 Dietl \'an Dyke ,,......, 12:00 8 Lovt « LUe 13 'ill """' One We to Uw :I 4:00 Mr. Cartoon 1S Steve Rubber -tired !lagon,."~tn 'd•W, Oliver mower, dis!<. tide dell very rake, hiJ.t04<for. hiJ ro:ooser' plat!orm eledrlc Dll1-l~ cream aep~tor, corn gran, .!Jeedtr, 3 Let' 1 r.tiY A DMl 8 AI thl World Tllrns 13 It's Htweri"« .,. 3 Days of Our Uve1 I t.ov. II a Sillenclored 'N~ ... 13 Newlywed Gmne ~ 3 ~ Dodorl gfinder, vt1e, . potato Pl'?'f• hiY ·toi:k •id ' · alretcher, block and tackle. tar(>, bleiUIIOD ~~.:~~~~~ band tools ond wrencheo. ~=· soil 2nd bolea lot cutting. SJinad: Mrs. Roy ~r .. T1r1111: ~· .. Lop,.h " oakG~~,VO~st Church,'" s 1J steve Allen 13 Mdl•le's N.vy 8 Wre1Uiqg Kartooa Karni"41 Mike 0oug1a,, ~ 9:30 Edge ot Nlihl 13 Mdllle't Navy 10:00 3 Snlft Jutlglltent II Lucy 13 small World 10:30 3 Coneer&nUon R Heverly HIUhlWea 13 Dlek Clvett 11:00 3 P~raonallty 8 Andy ot !b,vbetr) 11:30 3 The lk!Uywood Sq~~~rn II Dick Vu D)'ke 12:00 3 Jeopardy 8 Love of Life 13 Dewliched 12:30 8 Walter Cronldte 7:00 'M.... Jj l Love Lucy 7:30 B t...ncer 13 The Mod SQuid ll:ao Red Skelton 12:-t!i a Guldlnr Llghl: 9:30 8 Dorl1 Dey 13 N.Y.P.D. 10:00 8 CBS New1 1:00 3 Mkl I1Q News Picture 8 Julde Oblinter SlnM 8 C4JIIal Nlllt"B Centtlll 13 M:..-"~ Grltlln 6:311 3 llwdey • Brlnldey Repon 8 WlllbrCntiJ.II! 11:00 3 Newt, Wet.ther, !;plrta I Clplll.l Newr1 Centrll IS Newa, WilCher, Sport~~ li:ZO 11'1~1 I 3 Davs of Our 8 Movll llrlll I 3 Tonight~ 13 Joey Billql ... 2:00 Live~ 7:30 .,. 13 UsJ.Ieat Girl in Tlllll"n 8 Love It 1 ~lelldored Thlac 13 10:30 3 Balalll !1illll Blbn .. .......,., F•Rta•tl~ Vey-st~ 8 3 Drqnet '611 13 Journey to tbe Unknown 10:00 3 Dean Mlrtln .... Newt, Welthlr, ~rt.5 11=2il I to ~so 3 'I'M Ghott 11'd llu, I U, Tt1ree SoN Celter ol ~ 3 Shi1UII 13 Ceorge or Jurwte 12:30 3 World SKies 8 J rimny Q~st 13 American Bandstand l:IID 10::10 13 Perry r.o.s on Fuoti:N:lll 11:00 3 Nn1 3 Tonight Show 8:00 • Golsmut 13 11w Newlywed Gtme 13 3 Blrdmln 9::111 SM.... I:J Jourlll!,)' 11:~ coU..-Sbow 13 Dltlac Game ~kl~trman 8 Htrculold& n Fanta•tic: r~ 12:00 li"OPlidos I 1a Newlywed Game I 2: 30 I 3 The Doctor. B Gu1dl!W Llaht 1 13 DadnrGame ' .8 Jadde ct...on 8 Archie snow 3 Clr & Tnck 8 hiOOy Dick 13 (lbrnplcs l:SO 3 Movie 8 to;FL Weell. 13 Wre8Uil!a 2:00 . Ltwrel"ln:! Welk ~ Mow~• 8 l:lacu'tlleroe• 3 UllllertlroB 9:00 8 Movie 13 That Cl:rl 13 '"' nve-a 7:30 11:30 F1y\J111 NUll 8:30 13 Bewitched " &00 G.E. Ollllqe Bowl 8 lllnll 3 U:OO 3 Daniel lloonD Let's Make • Dual A1 dle "world Tura NCAA FOCIIball 3 P011er Wagoner 8 ll.Aml Luey 8 Wlcky !Ricn 13 CuUIIver 10:110 3 rnnt.~ 13 ClniV&Jl 8 Mort• 1:30 3 1 8 f13 1 NCA' Foadllll 4:1$ 7:00 3 Top~ 8 7:00 ~~ 1:1 Dl'tlllB House 13 Th&t'• Life 4:30 9:311 6:00 8 Search b" TCitttUI"rU. 13 TreaiUl't ltle A Thief HOld RUJllllilr 13 C11per cartocn 3 Newt Plctun 3 s ........ 3 JeiT)' IAwl• ~r6 8 lii:311 3 Eye Cueu 9:00 !M·II 3 8 flhllatonea 13 Truth or CUU.equences 13 13 8 &!!:• Buralr 13 f"on~l&!t r.e,tonalre1 3 Perry ltfUon 8 CIUI&P's l..a.nd 13 Dark S1Jadowt; •, . Ne!Jhbort 8:30 S:OO 9:00 I I 8 13 Merv crtmn 6;30 :I Hultley-Brlnkley Report Tttk~• &00 ' 13 8:011 3 Mr. Cartoon .I 8 ~n KaJ...-oo 8 Ctf!W News Ce!tral 13 1t 3 Popeye & Pall 8 Go-Gil Gqtben 13 ~:30 a:oo 13 Neor• Pleture 3 ....,, '1111# Uriqj: Word s ""7:U 7:31t Fll nbtOIIl!B 13 Trut!J 01" COOseq~~r~ocet G:DO s 8:10 ' lillie ~ Sbclw 8 CIJQift . . . . . . a .... .lldll ot NI&IK lfeHII..1 *" ''" II Fl J \/~'Sf) 1} 6:35 8 1'111 Bible ANWtrl 3:111) 9;30 8 httlcoat Junction 13 Hall)rwooti Plllce ·10:00 13 10:30 Felom SQu.d 11:00 8 ClpUal Nps ~ 13 Keith McBee 11:15 13 Chiller Thel.ter 11:20 S N.... 11:30 3 New• 11:45 3 Movie 8 High School F'ootblll 13 Joe1 Bilhrp Show 3 World Serie• 13 Gellll'tl Jblllbll 8 Seeret Slllrm 13 Ctlllftlllolpltll S YOIIDoe'&S&l S TodQ !lhcltr 1$ Plttun lor UYin, 3 World !ierl1111 S.CntStom .... s ...... II . OIIILiai 1D Un ~ 3 Mr.~ se.vt AJ1ea 1:10 7:SO 3 &le4p)' Jtlw• SlOW 13 Enllt 1'ltlb s.1;00 " d .l:al10a.Kantftl ·-.... 1 Orlltlla Kalpn:te 9:10 I &fat& of NJa1rt .....""', 13 H&Hale'l Nat)' IStllp •J ..taraa 111 Slull World '"" SC( ke ' •. ,U.YII'b' HlllbUUtl lS Did CI'IIIU l1SO ""' to Llw '"' ·-· 1J TIVdl or COI'U1111fCII 1:00 I -New• Pictwe I ClrpHid Nat Cllltrtl 1S MirY Grifftn ... .. 1 a.:a.r- -~Report I. Wdlr Cndltl ~ J Dedt VllJt)r Om I . I LIMI.Dq 8 Luey U Sbla1l Worlll 10:~ ' :II C.:wota6ao 8 Bltt:riJ ,IIWIIllia!J1 lS Dick aawtt ~· ......... .. . 11 T IIIIISt llJJO . lm st.eno Almi 1:1 s Kr. : cartocm 8 Gillipa'l lalull: 13 Dutl SMdolrt ... ... .a a.a. 8 13 T'Nih • Otlalet •• IS lhrY Grim. ,... w.u. Cnddlt ~-smar. 8s J!M.Liq . . • otet-.....:..n,u 4S How'1 y.... ~lAw 12:00 J J-..rdr I Love tl lJtjll "'f:311 · IS Blwltdted . ._ •I os.tditi',......_ Jl~ .... J:lil . NenPI.ctun ••••J. ""·--· Hme or..-~ I a - P,l• 8 Jl!lwSit , t:ll!l, "~><" 1· -; •• A-J!,. """ .. . . II OliRSddM ; ''~ t . ,. q.. ............. . J . ..,.. tt:to . -'Ink o.Jc..' JS ' Jlllll'lltl- 13, ··Ntqara"Yaril1n Monroe, Joi.eph Cottoa - 8, "Edp at FMr'' - MI.Y Het.thvb u,zo-~"'::·.~~~;;:::':"~~~ - 8, rei'II:C! TtetneJ, .,.,,,• ..., 1 - FRIDAY 13, "lly c.:.t,aJn Rldlel"- OIIVWI DeHIYilaDd, Burton Rld""ll TUESDAY 9 - 8, "Rio COIIcbol" - 3, "Comt~." Roell ~randou, Rlehard II :20 - 8, "Suborar to till Hudlcn, SI10"a 0.. - VanJdlMG~ - 3, "Gambit" - Mh:t~~:.I SATURDAY C:alr•, Shirt., !llad.alne - I, ''War Dlune" - Le:o: ...... WI!DNESDAY - 13, "Dr. ~" Sterlilll Hl,ydea, Peter seJ- Iuo" 8 Haadof • BriJtldey ~ 8 "" - O'HIJ"I ~ IA)f: SUNDAY - Georare Brei'C 13, "'Do Not Dltturb'' ntUHSDAY Dofll Day, Rod h¥1w1 - 8, "Pride IDd the Pu•i_.' - 8, ''Tnpele'' - ..... - Cary Gn.nt, Frank :s&. Lln&:ae~Ton) Curd• MONDAY 9- - 3, "Tbll Bar. Breed," Jamet Stew.rt, Nat.reeft cartoo. 8 WDd. WI4Wiet _ ....'"" . .. .... 3 Yr. ........ ,..__ """"""' "" .... s :nU:IO S Par::tspitQr . 8 Alllb"al~ I ....... Of.star1 I . Dall&lri ' . 11 -c&. tht l'lridet ... a8 ""'' C.u.JPktin Hal c:..r.l :II Mlkll D11uPu Shull I ............... - 3 You Doil't say I lloYhlS ClDt Ufe 10 10:00 :II S..,J........ .. S:DO 3:01 J AnathiJ' World 8 Seeret 8&DnD IS Genual Rotpital I EdpolNi&tlt 13 McHale'l Navy 9:00 S PHUMum ' 8 GIIUpo'• 1llalld 13 Dark 1!11.-J S:SD TJ Jlocie . ... . .,.,..,_ .. 13 Church Ill Guitt 7:30 8 Sleepy J•fl&n Show 13 Counfl')' Curowttll I:OD 13 Kutoon k!dval II Silve AileD 4:SI s Mr. CU1IIOn ~ -- 8 11le Bible Ane...,rs .11:45 3 Com COb Repor1 a Todl.r Show 8 ...... 13 On. Life "'*" FR /f) I} 6::JS .s .•.'!'~.. · """ 'tS ' WieSe - 'World ol ~ II a Sleepy Jetren 9tow I· 13 CIOl')' Ra.d I 8 S..rch fur T(morrllll' 13 -rr.tlll"e Isle 12:t.5 8 Gukti!V lJgtll 1:00 3 13 I 3 Perry Muon 8 Gllllcan't laland 13 OVk Sl.oowB 5:30 8 1:30 7:U I 5:00 12:30 3 E}1l G111u 8 Jllclde Obl.l.Jwer SOO. 13 DrMm Houle 13 O.vy & GoUath I 4:30 3 llr, Cutoon !~Pitched 3 MkJ.DI¥ Ne1n Plctve ' ,._,._ 1 Ali«~ 41:U 3 Com Cctb Rtport 7:01 I Ji J3 Ketuoa Kani.'W .4 YHrOld 10.18". 51 .. \ I ) 1} a:as 13 iWIIe MPv• SpeciJZI•By-M,.il Offer! 9:00 3:00 AIIJther World 8 Seenet Stonn 13 Get1tr&l HoiPII&I 3:30 3 Y011 Doo'l SU 6:30 TV (luaroom 7:110 I 3 Jdm'1 AlBww: 3 AMtber Work! 8 Slcrel storm 13 GenerU Holpltal :1:30 3 'i ou Dol't Sly a Mode 13 One Lite to Uve 4:00 I . ~~ WAIIII ~ W!A111111 PBOJ'LII " PRIIP4!111 JOR ODJIJUC'I', 'IIL\II ll'OII ' 1 ,..,.. I IVGUP . OV IL PBW· O"SL QIBPll'l'·iJ IBQ QB PBITBJW .~ P~I£IVJ 1,,... S-" lh SITCRIJ I} 3:00 II 3 ~ . bel•• Ja-- A- X 11' D L B A A UM 1:30 4i:35 The Bible ANWetl &:t:i 3 Corn CdJ Rlport 7;00 DIUng Gun~ ""''""""lloll.. :.. .... .,..... Equlpmtllt (horn dr.Wn) har(.ow, 62 Pontiac "ft-. F·l~sidt, 15- TlllH .~o.,' JJJ} 8 Guldina: LigtK 13 I) p ........ and l!l"lnder, 2 hand painted pictures, oil!~. I 4 Door HT. DoVillo. Foclo•y oi•, lull · less cleon intorio•. Groy finish. Full ae<:es~O!"I'; !l'"''P· 3 Sundl)' Netta Pletun I MJuhxl: lq>ol•lble 11:30 lO LO!IG:I'BLLOW 0.0 tetllilllnPI!'A~~­ ror tho t1tno x .tor ta. •- 00.. .- . ...... ~­ ....... "'" ~ p~ • - • ot 111o .......,. .,. on 1ilato. Bel Air 4 Ooar. Std. trans. Clean interior. radio. Locall awner. car . 13 Movie 8 N t'L Fot:ldtall 111 Jim W'a!Wt J..Uee DAILY cRYPI'OQUO'D:-._,.o !low "': 8 Smothen BI'Qs. 13 K6lth MeBN New• I. One of ·To A Better Car Nowl 64 Chevrolet 63 Cadllha( s~1J95~ ... ......... ,... 11:111 41. Allowa .42. SJnalltr c' ..,, 3 Wilt DIII"IQ' 8 Gen&le Ben 8:00 8 E'.d SUllivan 11 The FBI B:at :1 MoCMrHn-t..w 3 Pb)'UlJ Diller 8 Clfllal New• Cllltrl.i om.,.. Step UP. ridlrw culdvator. drag 18 a.vi.Yil Fin• rtMimbllnc · _ 3 Huek Filii 1 !lowllrw II Herald ot Truth lZ:SO I Worl4 Serle~ ,,., Tlri.Ji&ht Ztn~ 8 Ll"le ll Lalli ~GW!tl C&mel'll '11\r" J1 DIIOOtWI7 '68 12:00 --· -- Fllal tllrl!' ~ lllri!'N°1 tall ...,. -A SWIU. AffAII 8 KIJw i<DIII 33. BtiUIIh 38.atwkrit Kboola ·. Mottd•r• 8:30 Look.'-' .C. UYe 8 Notre ~ Foueball 31t.d:loth e Lll'liB tiKI UOifleltr111d 10:34) H.Dnun 40.- j 8 Ted Maek 6:011 8 Twll\Cf·Fint C.ntursr 13 Oute- Llmfi• IS Bullwlr*hl 11:30 3T.Bay Now arronae the circled letten to form the 1urpri1e auwer, u aunested by the aboft cartoon. 8 Allilloll WOI'ld 13 '~'he,. A~rs 5:30 11:00 liT. Llnt.J!,.l'l Mn.lc&n ObmDtn .... 3 Rainbow 1'lllltn ment~ P&tterllll For Livlf'V 13 ErneM n.llb Show 8:00 13 Kartaoo Karnlwl !.FL FOOibaU 8 Jim Clrlen 10:41S Punlllh· 13 4:30 3· Morm1n cmr. I Faelni Life 3l.Atrtcu 3 Today Show a 13 13 Neor 11Ntle1 UI:OD 26. Jl&lv 11:45 3 Corn Cob Rtvon 7:00 8 Sleepy Jeftel"l Show Rlx llumllud ·- 21. OYer- .,. 6:)5 8 The Bible ANwen 13 WrMtllrw 1:00 311.11npatd tj 13 coUep fOOibtlll 3:30 3 SIJW!III Jllbllee I Torn a11:1 Jury 9:30 oUotl 14.WbltaWoy 'lt. "-tllld ~ .... Golf*! Himnoru' 3:00 I EvaqeUun 1Di. Printel"l dlrecUcln 11. HumUI- 1:1 8:U · 21. Quaker ltate: abbr. JomloO."' 11m LLAMA INWAIO FAMI$11 . 11.-ltau(la lava 11. Flower plot • WE'RE OPEN TONIGHT TIL 8 (-AIM-n . 11. Bwlr: poet. 13 Alnu1ca _ . 2t30 8:30 3 TV C]JIIltl 8 Llvllll Word IOld~n I (J I""""'"r: U.Pullover• 8 NFL FC!OIId. 13 Country a.urch 21.- corridor 15. Tallcor lriOuntain I ............ I ( 1 I I ] t I I I 1 ]1 y,.,. .. nt.y·~ f.Ctlannel Island I . Blrd.ot prey I. Hali'Gr Shandy" author 14. Pollah river 20;1\uu. _.,._~ojo """""''*~'· .r- ,, , "'"' i ' AUTOMOBILE · Insurance liei!i . :: Rogers' BaDgers were . a eanceiled? Lost your ouerat- '" group of colonial liJdtters ·,ted by Robert RQgers cl"uring the French and Indian Wars. . e. Batlllae· 13. "'l'riltram / -.,, . -.uut 12-Be-, nouL ,"''"" ,l I II. Bub- JO. Illueup . brJchUy Entertoineq f t:~~ ·Mon. ihru Fri. -- 9:30AM •.a.60 __~_~. .["•.•·.v. .v.M . __o_v__..____··.·d·,·w·.v.·.·.. 2:00 L3 Wunan'• Pol.-. u1 Vln 8:00 8 lnalgtlt n.Boe 1 some '8.~que GOEGLEIN GRAVEL. Well As . PULA, Yugoslavia (VPI)Presldenta Tlto of Yugoslavia and Franz ;Joms of AWitrla met saturda.Y in the seclusion of p.m.; and Winters Stati~. 4:05Tlto's &:toni lsllnd retreat to - Oct. Vl.Moo . . wind lW olllclal talks begun In Elemontarv. 9:11.!30 a.m.; Ew· ,. Bellrode Tuaadl>. Fli:'SIJ:I} 3 AFL Foobll 7:45 -·- --·· -..... -.... ---=- 2.21Diated 3. 4. Telluitum: Di. Cftureh part As 7:1!i lS Word of Ute DAILY CROSSWORD l . Q.ruY Gallic and Mason Area LEADERS MEET Fold and. Place Near Your Television Set for Convenient Reference MJaOII8 l<eeping Meig.s CHESTER, OHIO Elementary, 9:15 · .. 1J:3D Lm.; very erratic way, sucl_l;as zigWaterloo School, 12:45 , 2:45 zagelnl, wlldly bouDCing or P.m.i and Waterloo eommwdt;J, evea spinning. 2:50 • 3:30 p.m. MOIIday Oct. 14 - RloGronde, LISTEN TO~ CENTURY REFORMATION HOUR 9-11:30 a.m.; cOntervllle, 12:, 30 • 2:30 p.m.; Centerpoint, 2:· '· U , 3 p.m.; Fairview, 3:30 , t pollee and torrortst bonds In southern 1bailarll, poUee reported saturday. Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing . .• Quick s·~~rvlce • Flnlshlna • Sand & Gravel DIAL 992-3284 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. IN THE EVENT THAT OUR BUSIMESS HA~ NOT BEEN SOLD pte 65 yeara o1 ap ar older. The amount ol the exemption -.td be determined lv" the Genera! Assembly. Amoae OJ"IIIllzallons endersina tiolh !&sues are tile 0 h I o flemocrst Parljl, Ohio RepubUcan Patt;y, Ohio Councll of FratemalandServlceOrgllllzatloos, Buckeye state Sllerlli:B' AssodaUon, Ohio AFL.CIO and the Jn. - - oJ ODor. · ~Delivery AT OCTOBER 19, 1968 Uonal education, hllher educatlon, juvenile rehablttlatloo; $20 million for park and recreational area Improvements and .19 millloo for addlltonal airports, and other ltate bulldlnp, lncJud, lng poUcollndftretralnlngacademtes. No new taxes ....utd .be _,_ ed to JIOf lor thole Improvementa. Preaentplollneandaxlemile tueo an lllllleleat to 1111 • Certified Stren&lh · LOCAL tEPORTS :,. DAILY . •. WE 'ARE CLOSING OUR DOORS GEO. HOBS1E11ER, 111\QKER tn' II ··WMPO -GUARANI'EEDPHONE 992-2094 '. HOBSTETTER· REALTY IIYIIAaiiE !12Gettn- 55 Olrl's name Pomeroy Wheel Alignment CIGARETTE vending machines and service. ABC Enterprises. Mason, W. Va. Phone '1'13-554!. s.f.lfc · 2 bars•ln 51 Handle BLAETTNARS PH. 99Uit3 BUDGET PRICE furniture on our third noor budget shop. Baker Furniture. MiddlePort. Ohio. ? 23 tfc Rul Estate For Sale ASSOCIAT£1. nkkname · lOA- Smallest Heoter Core... READY • MIX concrete dell•· ered right to your project. Fast and easy. Free ..Itmates. Phone 119'!-3284. GoegJeln Ready - Mi• Co., Middleport, Ohio. 6 SO tf< A1tlques or C.lltctars hems MIDDLEPORT - Large 7 rooms, · 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, modern kllchell, basement, level lot. Near stares. tiiSOO.OO. BENDVUE TiiEATRE :_: .60 ft. frontage, 110 ft. Ue,. 3 rooJM up, two rest rooms down. f20.i100.00. 1$ ACRI!'.S - Country home, 8 large room&, bath, cellar, barn. MaU and 1<hool buo routes. Minerals. t8000.00. !IELEN tr VIRGIL TEAFORD ' ,, FOR SALEI MEIGS COUNTY FISH AND GAME ' ·/ .'if, 2 .28. block • lllnd JIOf debt ..ml'" on the copltal 1mlth A.iodatlai, Ohldfltole prov~ bonds, Nopropeflllax Auton\clblie AIIOdoltan>O j, 1,0 antl _m Income lax can be levied Coftl,;eia il.llullderoEr""'~l'l,' to JIOf ~- omt~ Ohf.o.'~Cbtreh AI~ =• ·hi- HANNAH'S husband Hector hates hard work so he cleans the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent e!ectric shampooer $1. Baker Furniture. 9-30-Gtc q FOOT by 7 fool overhead Public Sale garage door, complete, (4 :JOUSEHOLD AUCTION - Sat. inch clearance) Brown's AKC Gnlden Retriever pupple<. Ocl 12. 1!168. 12·00 p m. The Trailer Park. Minersville, 524 Ash St.. Middleport. 119'!· unders1ened having sold her phone !m-3324. lfl.l-6tc 5443. 6-23-tfc home. will sen the following chattels at m Lincoln Hill HOUSE in Harrisonville. Five HOUSE TRAILER, two bedtBrown Alley) Pomeroy, 0. rooms. bath. utility room, room. 8 fl. x 45 ft., completeI Watch ror Sale Arrows Near cellar. gas furnace . Call 992ly furnished, good condition, Water Tawer) . G. E . Refriger3716 IJI.l-5tc 1121111. Phone !192-2126, extenator . gas range. !..faytag washsion 53, days. After 7 p.m. er. Frigidaire Ref., [ron. Skil- '965 MUSTANG. $10611. Call phone !192-6280. 1JI.2-Btc let. Gridle. Glass Jars IOidl. 992-m:i. Gene Dodson. Dixif' Coal H!'ater Singer sew10.1-0tp J96S HOUSE trailer, 10152 ing machine. \lagic Chef Phone 119'!-5510. 10-3-6tc Range . Storm doors and win- VENETIAN BUNDS. all klnda, dows Coal Hod. Copper Boiland blind repalr. Dale Wip- POTATOES and sweet potatoes. er. Oil Lamp, Leather Couch_ pel Supply. 21S Union Ave., Phone 843-2254. Clarence ProfR<Y."I;ing Chair. Coffee Tables. Pomeroy. 10.1-12tc Ott, Portland. 10.3-lfe Davenport. Walking Canes , Trunk. Radio. Chairs. Bed- 1!167 OLDS CUtlas Holliday THREE consecutive grave tots room Suite. Chest of Drawers, Couoe, 5,300 actual miles. VirIn Beech Grove. Call ar write Brass Bed. Iron. Bed. Oval gie ·Hobstetter, Rose Hm. PoDavid Williams. 37 Riverside Picture. Day Bed. Oak Table. meroy Phone !m-3441. 10-6 3tc Drive, Dayton, Ohio. 4 Chaira, Buffet. Apple Peel9-29-lotc er. Wrought Iron Stool, Bowl 76.000 Bru Kenmore gas heatand Pitcher Set. Desk a n d er. fully automatic. $65; May. STEREO CONSOLE, 4 - opeed Chair lNkoe). Wicker Swing tag wringer washer, $15. Call intermixed changer. dual voland Rocking Chairs to match. 985-11118 1~ ume control. Lovely walnut fl. Hall Tree. Smoking Stand. nish, pay 171.09 or monthly Signed : Bessie Bentz Bowlman t'IVE ROOMS and bath, nice payments of 1$.115. can 992Terms : Cash. Not Responsi. d large garden one room 3218. 111-Ute hie for Accide?ts. ~=~a~, one half from Bradford Auction Co. 10-6-6tc Syracuse school. Contact Ben '57 CHEVY PICKUP TRUCK. Phone 98>-39511. Chester. Quisenberry, Syracuse. For Rent 1~7tc I0-6-3tp PURNISilED and nnfumished apartments. Close to school MAPLE STEREO, Early Amer- STEREO AM and FM, 1968 model console stereo. Will sell Phone 119'!-5434. 11).11-tfc ican stereo, radio oombinaon payments of 15.40 per lion, 4-speed changer, solld MODERN ONE bedroom unfurmonth or will sell for 186 state Instant on radio. Pay~ nished t~partment Coats build cash. Try it in your home. ments of 16 or $911.19. Free ing over Dutton's Dru~ Store, Call !m-2836. 111-Ute home demonstration. can 993Apt. 14 Inquire at Apartment 3218. lo-Hie 1968 STEREO. Lovely walnut 16. 111-Utc console with AM and FM ra· WALNUT STEREO radio 000· ~to. automatic floating turnl'I.:RNISHED GARAGE apartsole , 1968 stereo radio comtable. Take over payments of ment on l.•ncoln Hill. Utilities bination, 4 . speed changer, 4· 15.21 per month or pay baJ.. paid: adults only. Phone 9!2speaker sound system. Monthanee due, $109.43. Try it in 3489. 6-19-tlr ly payments or balaMO of your hom~. Call !192-2836. $91.02. Call 1192-3218. 10-6-«<: 111-Utc "fRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile Court, Syracuse, Ohio on State Rt. 124, Phone 119'!-2951. i961 WILLYS Jeep Pickup ZIG ZAG SEWING machine. 1968 sales-man's demonstrator. 1-11-tlc Truck 4 wheel drive . Phone Mak'!s fancy stitches. etc. 992-2941. 10-6-3tc WOI aeU ror 9 paymenta of $6 f'IIRNISHED TWO IIEDROOM or $46 cash Phone !192-28311. APARTMENT. Middleport. 111-Utc pllone 119'!-3874 1-!!-tlc niERE WilL be a revival at tile Rutland Church of Christ Oct. 7 through the 13th at TRAILER SPACE. ready to 7:110 p.m. Emie Johnson, forbook UTJ , private. plenty of merly from this church, will room ror ~ h i klren to play. lit tile evangelist. Sunday, Phone 992-3904. 8-11-tlr Oel. 13, Is the !39th aonlverury and homecoming of the 1 HREE R"0M HOUSE. bath. dnlrdl. There will be a basphone Scm Arnold Syracuse. be dinner in the basement al !192-2:160 9-26-trc .-.. Aflmloon IIOI'Vlces will bo Ill 2 p.m. TIM! minister. STORAr.F: SPACE : Stor:~~€ ror Eu&t ,. E. Underwood. Invites boats trailers. <'3rs. camp,,..,.,.. lo attend. 10.3-3tc r rs, etc Write P. 0 Box 329 Pomeroy Phone 992-2798 or see Dick Seyler 10.3-12tp ~elo Wlllnted LADIES! wish to make extra money In your own home by F'URNISHEO apartment, adullo; only. New Haven , phon e 8828Jl1Wering the telephone? 2561). 1~3tp Write Newfons Sewing Center. JOO 7lb St., Parkersburg. lll-4-3tp TWO BEDROOM trailer (no children ). t11tO men or couple. Water furnished: $75 a month . James Abram GarfJcld v.·,,., Phone 119'! !\319 Middleport. the last U.S. r.residt•nt •, !11• J0-6-6tc 'lorn in a Jog c·Uhin. ., mObnO"Ichlillula for tiio IIHi'!'ik . : : - t o l!le Ohio ..., period. Oct. '1 lllroualt Oci),- 18, ' ~ io111e One~ tile '"'1\10"' ulcllldwa1 1 · ~ ·" ' CeneraiAs-I.Jo.toloaue- bonda. · lbdtliil "biiii.~GtNot- M....' pet, .1. - ., ~ lle•- noadod ~-•.-'. .. -"""• •.-. lllp~ · Ill llllicblnr f~ ural He~ ' :; ·· ~· · 1- · - ...,...,&500 "'' old w!U olltate · A Ill m ' 1• ._.._ ~"'' .avaii- mentar¥," 9-J!:1f LIILI' Hi!dn provemento. JD'lliiOIIO• · "bllttetdtlhe•hluo jr Jll1fne !or _., ...., Tnc:e HJ,lii, . 1J:~ P.n!JIIllmmillion over •llve-yau;perlildbe <oast!'Uctk!ll able 11> lnlareslod fii'OOPI deolr- Utori'a. 3:1.54:3.8 p.m.; lfiii\UIJI11()001 foi. eaiiatruciton be poaotblelf tile 111a10 tried to hllllo l8!i"D """:" aboullbe two per Mill. 3:3~150 p.m. · . '{!t' , .-,. and tlie elilnlnstton ol trallle llJ> It alooe OJ!Oiil'"'~• Boa1i1Jip ~bomado Tueadl,ll Oct. ' 8 l~Utli!D· -onecks. stAt8 ll;.e Two WllU1d . . - throush Sbort or Barrotl. Trace Eleme..,, .9 LIP. to 2:30p.m.; SmJIJ;·~.,.2:f0..2:50• p. An addlltonal ~ millloo 1n !he eGiiBIIIutlm to a11ow bonds wooldclit laauod for - r the General Assernbl,y 1o CC11181d- FOUR DIE m.; and Loyne:,; ,:~:15 ¥'"'" Wednesday oc!,. 9 - Green _,od proJecto Including: $1%0 er leg(slailon providing a prt>pBANllKOK (UPI) - Three millJOII for water ·potlutiM CCIII· er1;y tax exenwttm to cerlaln Ctmptunlah and a local da[eftle Elementary, 9-U:S;Q, Lm.; and trot and water 111811180tDent; $100 homeowners who occupy their YOlunteer were killed In two SOtllfurestern l!ll:h."" l'3:10 p,m, . Many a n i m a.l s, wben atThurscloy Oct. 10. - CldmUI tacked by an enemy, Oee ma miUJoo lor technical and voea- own homea, fbclodtnglhose peo. clashes this week between •• pnnnr.E PUPPIES. AKC Toy miniature. $75 and up Stud serv1re ;1nd grooming. Phooe 992-5113. 11 3 tfc ' Pomeroy ,, .. '' In 1968 OLDS\IOBILE 442. auto- . malic. power steering. fully equip~ , 13.000 mileS. call 742-1211 before 5 p.m. 7425501 evel'in~s 10-4-8tp COLORFUL WOVEN RUGS - ~- - ' . bil . p.m.; Vinton....,_ Bo ok mo e., Gillli. ~.. ~=.15, f 1..,0 p.... , Nortlt For Non-Partisan .Issues -:...-~~,.,. r.-.t "Hflll", 1:35 , 3;15 p.m.; Galllpolls,lo vice ~alrDWL debt ..,..ke Mlhe~bondJ aue On.· in . tl."pj,lo Lea· · Horr!lllufr, ,,30 - '3:4$ p.m.; 1'1111 cominlttee Ia oeeldng IUP· .,-t lbere lhould be suli!Cteat re- · aue 'II :IV~ V"""'e. Amarleaa Schedule ,, Raoii!Y· p.m. port for Stole Ia"'"' One and eeflit• the pneral to Wt!lel' :"t.~o:=; : wO...IM!IY Oct. t6 - Bldweii- . :J1elp_Want.d '- ' ' ' . ,. - .· I"'"- .. "MI:dcaD Mill Hllllt" �;.o. ' \ .·,~ .- ;I'' ' '. 'for .. ,....,.. i&i~n.... Laruiched by Deinocra(S . · 1)e ~Mart pi a uRural Amerlq(s, lor llwnphrey~' campaign Iii 'bblo was announted last week by state Chairman Eugene P. Sta te Farrn 1\0...., •n~urt·~ portam:e to !armors woold be O'GradY, In ihe 8l)ll0tntmenl of making baliclarmprogramoperCharles B. English, Cham~ coUnty attornQY, farmer and dai- manent, with improvement a Q d ry co..operatlve' leader as com- ode<lU&te l\mdlng, and placing mittee Chairman Cor Ohlo. AP- !arm people at critical polnta pointments of others who wlll throoghoolt tho government wllere serve on the statewide commit- the economic -welfare of fum tee will be made in the near people is arrected. Farmers would sene on the Tarift Comfuture. English cited growing support mission, in the Budget Bureau, and oo the Council o! Economic · in rural and small town Ohio Cor Hubert 11. llumphrey, whom he cited as lhi! nation's logical c~ce ror Chief Executive in terms of experience, understantJing and commitment. ·~ural Americans.'' English said, "see In him a long-sought spokesman for the revitalization of town and country, the grass roots of ,\merica." Organi zation of the group is based, English said, on r ecognition or lbe r eorganization of the Democr ati c Party wtder its new leadership, and of the appeal or the Humphrey-Muskie program for the non..urban America of the country side. Cited as basi c to the program Mr. Humphrey proposes are: :.Jew concepts in farm bargain- 5ome 10,\XlO,((X) C<l f S I A rll1, W•lh US , E'.:ICh car i ~ still "N11 . I " Wtly c1on ' t you star t e n to~"·• l the las t , friend I~ s cr v1Cf' ,111d famous low rates 111<1 1 rnildl' us No. n Call me soon Carrol K. Snowden Park C•n1rol Hot~:l Bldg. Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ollio Phone 446-4290 Home Ph. 446-4518 ing power ; SI'ATE FARM Mutual ll.utomob ile Insurance Co. Home Ollic e: Bloomi r.oto n, lllinoli Stronger farm co-operatives; Long ...term credit at reasonabl e rate s; Tax reform to protect fam Ily farmer s; Expanded lending authority for the Farmers Home AdmlnistratiOI'; Strategic reserves of major farm commoditie s, and New export markets and abolltlon of hunger . Two goals of particular im- hlgb . ltirtolnlng nlat)t ,on t!'- Euiem the Kypr Creek btrid moved downlleld pla)olrte the Smothers Brothers theme. '*Stn'IY" waa Advisors. ••Knowledgable in the affairs ARNOLD SIMS KAY SIMS IN SCOTLAND - A Rio Gronde College ifoduate, Aroold Gall Sims and wlCe. the Conner Kay Fra~es TaborI are in Glasgow, Scotlan:l. where he is worklrw toward a Maat8r o! Theology degree It the University o! Glas-- The Rev. Mr. Stms fonnerly served the Patriot Methodist Cbarge in. of government, Vice ·President Humphrey knows that farm people should be there to make 6Ure that agriculture gets the attention it deserves - regularly," English sald. " It is time to bring agriculture into the mainstream of our .\ merican eoon6my in terms of financial return to the prodUc er, No other b'TOUP ha s to come back to Congress tlme after time to get basic legislation renewed. Rural 1\mericans, related to agri - business, are 40 per cent of our population. They need a leader who would put rural America on a par with urban Ameri ca," he said . " Considering the opposition candidates' qualifications,'' he said, "They ha\'e no background, no program and nothing to say on thi s subjedt oC vital interest to rural Americans." Charles English brings to his pOSitioo. at the head or t h e '*Rural Americans for Humphrey" campaign a wealth of ex · perience. In his law practice at Urbana he specializes ln rarm financing. As a dairyman, he has served since 1957 in tile work of Gallia County. Sims' go to Scotla:~d GALLIPOLIS - Arnold Gsl1 Sims o! New Lexlngton, and his wife, the former Kay Frances Tabor o! GalllpoUs, -tell Port Columbull International Airport recently for Glugow, Scotland, where he will study this aeadernic year at the Unlverslty of Glasgow, SchoOl o! Divinity. . Worldng Wider the dlrectlon o! Dr. Wllllam 113Tcloy, Sims will be working toward a Master's o! Theology degree which will consist or a thesis. Ills thesis topic I. Charlomstlc Leadership. Sims, son of Mr. and Mrs. Porter Sims, graduated Crom New the Cincinnati Milk sates Association, a cooperative. Lexington High Sdlool In 1960, attended OhloUnlverolzyoooyear and waa graduSted !rom R I o Grande College, with an A. B. degree, Jn 1965. He served the Patriot Methodist Charge, consisting o! f I v e Lay of the Land SALESMAN OF THE MONTH . • !: ,.:•l \ l· ' . . ' ' ;l' •. l' ' J)e&l.er is proud to announce Everett Saunder s as their salesman of the Month for September. Only thru exceUent service and a strong desir e to please the people of this can this be accomplished. Mr. SaWJders resides at 202 Klneoo Drive, Gallipolis, wllil hi s lovely wife Lillian aM 2 children. Cyrstal and Kenard. Gallipolis Morot Co. aod its employees and managemert take pride in exterxl· lag to Everett antt his family, Co~ulatioos. i~·, ' '' ' Galllpolls ).{otor Co., Your Local Chevrolet • Oldsmobile uea . BY JOHN COO PER Soil Conservation Service Mason County PT. PLEASANT - Wesley Hol ley, who live s on Whitten Ridge beyond Upland, recentl y compleled a .2-acre rarm pond. Denver Yoho of UIDA Soil Conservation ,Service designed the pond and supervised constructl.on. R a Ymond Conner of 'Milton was the earthmovlng contractor. This pand is located near the top of a hill on the Ilolley farm in Upshur cla,y loam soil. This soil is very tight, yet it has some shale layers in it which once in a great while cause a leak. Mr. Holley recognized this and before any water collects in the pond, he is plaming to line the bottom and the shaley layer with volclay . A diversion ditch 150 feet long was built to enlarge the watershed which furnishes rwtOfl water for the pond. Two years ago Mr. Holley built a •lmllor pond ., featured ••. the J!,ajor.ittll .~O!P· did· a "~tJ~Ckette" t,ype number being shoWn on one ehamel of the irna8tnorY TV oet.' 'liter,waa I cOinmerc~ lollortl!d b~ i ment D"om ""l'he Great EseiqJe" belilll shown '"' Sundllf night at the moVIes. This feotured precl· slon drill work. Next -came a sporta show IIIII a !qotboll between Eastern and the ~ cats. ln a large "I<C" Cormatlon an· Pale· tho band moved downllold ID ' elude the show. The Eastern band moved downfteld in a three 1sirele Unes for- mation feato.1ring the majorettes dance. There was precision marching at midfield and' a bow IJ.y the entire band to the stands. in another pasture and found it to be a ver y aatisfadory source of water. Thirteen farmers are Planning to install nearly 30,000 feet of tile thi s fall. Designs are being prepared at the present time by lJenver Yoho and Ronald Gilkeson of SCS so that the ditching can be done without delay wtten the trencher moveti to the COWl- land. Gallla County friends m a f write to Mr. and Mra. Arnold tiful red color and the leaves Gall Sims, care o! WDI\am Mcof that amall tree persist lor Farlane, 54 fiUlhead St., Glastwo week• or so. We are wonderIng why mall)' homeowners, Including our1elves, have overlooked the use of this beautltul native tree for planting lnour lawn. zy. In maldng these designs the tile lines are staked out, a survey made , and the grade figured for each line of tile. On one of theae farms during thla scheduled vlsil of t h e machine, the I,OOO,OOOth loot o! tile will be llid on farmland In Mason County. The record ehows that to date there have been 993,261 !eel laid by landowners in the county. The landowners schedUled to install tile this year are : R o y Yauger, H. C. Wallis, Ney WUUamaon, Grant Stanley, J o h n COllins and Herbert Henderson whose ·farms are all on the Kanawha Rh·er up Route 17. Others are Robert Burdette, Robert Newberry, Robert !Ute and OldtoWn ' T> • I , ROLI,ER DECORATED ' .' MAJOR JAMifS·~· Uel\l, iiOn o! Nra, MalcOlm· C. , Roller of. 366 S.~j~~~~.,., ..: ~ · Ohio, J• ueorat.d:wllh lhe U. S. Alii merllltlon 1\ledll at RMloloh · t.fll, tex. cetved, !he medal for tQOtl~a l~ce ~· 1 ol Llodsi!Y Air Sjoddn;'lGermaow; He outs~ arofeu.to181 sk\U, ~ mtJor I' ..,.,. uollned .at \llild9\i>h irllh the QU\cer Per......,, ·.t;r...,. A' grad,.te or .Middleport received a B. A. degtoe n-om Ohio Unlveralcy mlsai!)Md there 0()011 c<mlllletlon of the lbio~rire Tninl• ~· pf1111T8111. His wife, Ida, Ia Mrs. HOmer A.~ Hai-Uet of 378 Locust St., onel Wayne L. Ulogh, clolef o! iha oeieCtod schools branc:h, makes the presentlilon. ~CENT.<; UYF to Meet Bandsmen thenswunelnto"lip, POMEROY - The Pomeroy Up And Away" with the entire United Youth FeUortohlp wW bend doing a donee routine. The meet at 7:30 tonlaht at the !IOCiai churches,. the last JWO years of .band p'-loed "Girl ofMyDreams" · college. He received the B. D, to bring on the personnel taking degree In August 1968 !rom part In Homecoming actiYIIIes. Cllandler School o!TheoiOIIY, Emory University, Atlanta, Ga. During lhe summer o! 1967, Mr. and Mrs. Frllllit Tabor o! Mr. and Mrs. Sims both studied Gallipolis. Slle was born at Mllwith the Institute o! Mediterran- ton, W.Va. The Tabors nioved\0 ean studies Jn Israel and Greece. Gallipolis In 1953. llle Is a· I96S Sims received eight hours grad- graduate o! Gallla Acadollll' Hl&h uating credit from this stu<IY. School. The Sims were marrllld They exeavated for 18 daYs ln Aug. 28, 1966 at Galllpo\la. Arad. brael, near BeersheVa, This pest IIUlllllter, Sims studwith tho entire trip luting eight led Greek at Columbia Theo\0111· cal Seminary In Decatur, GL wee lui. Mrs. Sims ls the doughier o! They plan to return to lhe United States In Jnly 1969 on completion o! his studies In Scot- ·--------GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. Farm Pond Completed Recently Stole Form 11 on you need to knoW •boul intur•nce. • Using televlaloft aa lts Uteme, rooms o! the unttod Melhildlll Church. The ,.\lowohlp Ia mode 1111 · o! young people ol the P~m~oroy First Baptist Church, lha Unl~ ed Methodist Church, the TrlniiY United Church o! Chr\otllld the Grace Episcopal Church. ' Safford Sbulio In Middleport MIDDLEPORT pori emergency ·a coli at 5:56 p. m. • Art !o!cllonlel Run oroa. Jolr, McllliiW noitaloen tO Hol~er Mecllcai center fllr medical trea•nt. At 10:21 p.m., w._~ Long ~ ..... ~." irOai Good ol' · ~~.,...)!lddl~ ~qcll)o v~ Memorlalllolpltal &e ho wao . odmltted•tor modlcoi .........""' . APPLY TO MABRY •;.•t GAL!JPOLI! - AWlrlnc ,_;· marrtaae u....s Frlilqta lila om.. c1 GaWa Count; '' Charlie8r01n,, l'liA ilei. The atudlo Court wore Alvold Hall.ir, ~ oCO.ees o! safford's Protea- Crown City, fonnar, and o\nlllj slonal Photogrlph,y, Inc., hove llolclorby, M. crvwn City,~ MIDDLEPORT - lolopor; and WWiam 1* zn " . featurrnq . .. Ptf.'!ici/tJtz.- and been rotocatod at 155 North Second st. In ll!lddleporl The building WBB former\¥ ocCIIPied ~the oftl\'"1 o!thelolefel Water Co. 1be 8nilwlllhoknon gow, Scotland. aa Grover's Studio but wiD. conJapan, of all the foreign tinue to be stllred ~ the same countries in the free world, persomool wltjl Ken Grover · aa maragere has tho most buses. Lt SUNDAY,OCTOB£1.{6,1%8 wOOl. clrld&o, ~5. Vbrton, and lleloret Lee Nool. 19, Bldwall. As of Jail. 1, U1611~Jap811 had. . buses re fed, aa illcrease of 14,'100 reglstra: lloDJ fr.om the preceding ps.ooo year. ,. Drive to Elberfelds In Pomeroy For Our Store Wide October Sales. See The Wonderful Values in Kroehler Living Room Furniture·on ·the 3rd Floor. UJHAT HAPPENED 10 IN-I FOOTMLL? IT WA~ HERE ~rpyer . IN 11-IE. 'lARD A MINIJTE AGO, BOT NOW IT'~ 60NE ... ~ J, • lSlOR ' •' '~""&" ~·~ ticket with ForiiiJI oo OldtoWn Creek, W. W. BrOWn o! Gibbstown, ~ State Hoapttal at Lakin, and Boater Baird and Paul Childora at Crab Creek. I. The best actress on TV? Mrs Ruth Dage r 1sn't an act ress. Shes a housew1t e 1n Robe,tsvllle. Oh1o. You ve seen her on TV (alo ng With ot her Ohm homeowners ) on ou1 electric heat ing com mercials. Her comments on cost; " £lectr1 c heal costs us no more tha n the hea t we had. We converted our 30·year-o ld house -Jer y eas 1l~-and thmk electriC IS the perfect heat.· · Call you1 R e d d ~ K1l0wa t1 Reco mmended Dealer or us for a frM ~sti mate Move UP to FLAMELESS electric heat An Item which we are mentioning may save !OIIleone some grle!. '11tls le thet gravity floW o1 water In a pipeline Ia oub;ect to aome 1\mltatlooa. We visited a farm oo Which a aprlnt< had been developed and a pipeline laid !rom the spring about 600 feet tothehousa. There . waa sulllclout drop from I h e spring to the bouse 10 that normally water would now through a line and get there. However, lt was necessary to BO down across a hollow with the line. In going down aeroas the hollow the farmer laid the line up aver a high place conunoniY called a "hog-back." This made a low place ln the line on each aide o! the hog-back. The hog-back being higher than the ground oo each lide made a place where air collected ln the line and periodically m.t olf the water. Where there 18 preaaure on the line by a pump or a large head of water ali is nat allowed to collect, but where gravity flow o! water Ia all thet is involved, ooe can expect an air lock at such place• ln a water line. We were talking with Seldoa Flemming st a Rotary Club.-. lOB about the beautiiUI oourwood on Roote 2 beyond !UckorJ Chapel Church '"' !he oame side o« the rood u the chur<h. Thol sri>uP o! ~ II seen ~ mllll' - l e and oolor.cooodous ~Q~k have dii<Usslng their beauty. At . thU time o« yeor oour• -.! !• ot the helgtt o1 Ill bilu· t.onlc ~. ,when LeMIJ .,..overture.. oiome tpJCI for · ret\redformor ' i Strstloalc Air dve cl Col..,. a olx llllldlol ~ hil~.- You.THERE-5TI'PASIDEr I GOTrA SE'" HOW SHEt.L W OK 01-J 1}1& BOOB- wE"£"r . .---. • iT!> J ACKIE 6·GAGI.E YF-FAIIIOLJS TV CDMil>DIA~! Al<lD HE DIGS Y&IIJ, !I?SS-l.ADY.' r THEC: - o>7P~ \j \ \ , 11-lE t t>. lr;(! r I i' ... I . -~ ~ I • ... �;.o. ' \ .·,~ .- ;I'' ' '. 'for .. ,....,.. i&i~n.... Laruiched by Deinocra(S . · 1)e ~Mart pi a uRural Amerlq(s, lor llwnphrey~' campaign Iii 'bblo was announted last week by state Chairman Eugene P. Sta te Farrn 1\0...., •n~urt·~ portam:e to !armors woold be O'GradY, In ihe 8l)ll0tntmenl of making baliclarmprogramoperCharles B. English, Cham~ coUnty attornQY, farmer and dai- manent, with improvement a Q d ry co..operatlve' leader as com- ode<lU&te l\mdlng, and placing mittee Chairman Cor Ohlo. AP- !arm people at critical polnta pointments of others who wlll throoghoolt tho government wllere serve on the statewide commit- the economic -welfare of fum tee will be made in the near people is arrected. Farmers would sene on the Tarift Comfuture. English cited growing support mission, in the Budget Bureau, and oo the Council o! Economic · in rural and small town Ohio Cor Hubert 11. llumphrey, whom he cited as lhi! nation's logical c~ce ror Chief Executive in terms of experience, understantJing and commitment. ·~ural Americans.'' English said, "see In him a long-sought spokesman for the revitalization of town and country, the grass roots of ,\merica." Organi zation of the group is based, English said, on r ecognition or lbe r eorganization of the Democr ati c Party wtder its new leadership, and of the appeal or the Humphrey-Muskie program for the non..urban America of the country side. Cited as basi c to the program Mr. Humphrey proposes are: :.Jew concepts in farm bargain- 5ome 10,\XlO,((X) C<l f S I A rll1, W•lh US , E'.:ICh car i ~ still "N11 . I " Wtly c1on ' t you star t e n to~"·• l the las t , friend I~ s cr v1Cf' ,111d famous low rates 111<1 1 rnildl' us No. n Call me soon Carrol K. Snowden Park C•n1rol Hot~:l Bldg. Second Avenue Gallipolis, Ollio Phone 446-4290 Home Ph. 446-4518 ing power ; SI'ATE FARM Mutual ll.utomob ile Insurance Co. Home Ollic e: Bloomi r.oto n, lllinoli Stronger farm co-operatives; Long ...term credit at reasonabl e rate s; Tax reform to protect fam Ily farmer s; Expanded lending authority for the Farmers Home AdmlnistratiOI'; Strategic reserves of major farm commoditie s, and New export markets and abolltlon of hunger . Two goals of particular im- hlgb . ltirtolnlng nlat)t ,on t!'- Euiem the Kypr Creek btrid moved downlleld pla)olrte the Smothers Brothers theme. '*Stn'IY" waa Advisors. ••Knowledgable in the affairs ARNOLD SIMS KAY SIMS IN SCOTLAND - A Rio Gronde College ifoduate, Aroold Gall Sims and wlCe. the Conner Kay Fra~es TaborI are in Glasgow, Scotlan:l. where he is worklrw toward a Maat8r o! Theology degree It the University o! Glas-- The Rev. Mr. Stms fonnerly served the Patriot Methodist Cbarge in. of government, Vice ·President Humphrey knows that farm people should be there to make 6Ure that agriculture gets the attention it deserves - regularly," English sald. " It is time to bring agriculture into the mainstream of our .\ merican eoon6my in terms of financial return to the prodUc er, No other b'TOUP ha s to come back to Congress tlme after time to get basic legislation renewed. Rural 1\mericans, related to agri - business, are 40 per cent of our population. They need a leader who would put rural America on a par with urban Ameri ca," he said . " Considering the opposition candidates' qualifications,'' he said, "They ha\'e no background, no program and nothing to say on thi s subjedt oC vital interest to rural Americans." Charles English brings to his pOSitioo. at the head or t h e '*Rural Americans for Humphrey" campaign a wealth of ex · perience. In his law practice at Urbana he specializes ln rarm financing. As a dairyman, he has served since 1957 in tile work of Gallia County. Sims' go to Scotla:~d GALLIPOLIS - Arnold Gsl1 Sims o! New Lexlngton, and his wife, the former Kay Frances Tabor o! GalllpoUs, -tell Port Columbull International Airport recently for Glugow, Scotland, where he will study this aeadernic year at the Unlverslty of Glasgow, SchoOl o! Divinity. . Worldng Wider the dlrectlon o! Dr. Wllllam 113Tcloy, Sims will be working toward a Master's o! Theology degree which will consist or a thesis. Ills thesis topic I. Charlomstlc Leadership. Sims, son of Mr. and Mrs. Porter Sims, graduated Crom New the Cincinnati Milk sates Association, a cooperative. Lexington High Sdlool In 1960, attended OhloUnlverolzyoooyear and waa graduSted !rom R I o Grande College, with an A. B. degree, Jn 1965. He served the Patriot Methodist Charge, consisting o! f I v e Lay of the Land SALESMAN OF THE MONTH . • !: ,.:•l \ l· ' . . ' ' ;l' •. l' ' J)e&l.er is proud to announce Everett Saunder s as their salesman of the Month for September. Only thru exceUent service and a strong desir e to please the people of this can this be accomplished. Mr. SaWJders resides at 202 Klneoo Drive, Gallipolis, wllil hi s lovely wife Lillian aM 2 children. Cyrstal and Kenard. Gallipolis Morot Co. aod its employees and managemert take pride in exterxl· lag to Everett antt his family, Co~ulatioos. i~·, ' '' ' Galllpolls ).{otor Co., Your Local Chevrolet • Oldsmobile uea . BY JOHN COO PER Soil Conservation Service Mason County PT. PLEASANT - Wesley Hol ley, who live s on Whitten Ridge beyond Upland, recentl y compleled a .2-acre rarm pond. Denver Yoho of UIDA Soil Conservation ,Service designed the pond and supervised constructl.on. R a Ymond Conner of 'Milton was the earthmovlng contractor. This pand is located near the top of a hill on the Ilolley farm in Upshur cla,y loam soil. This soil is very tight, yet it has some shale layers in it which once in a great while cause a leak. Mr. Holley recognized this and before any water collects in the pond, he is plaming to line the bottom and the shaley layer with volclay . A diversion ditch 150 feet long was built to enlarge the watershed which furnishes rwtOfl water for the pond. Two years ago Mr. Holley built a •lmllor pond ., featured ••. the J!,ajor.ittll .~O!P· did· a "~tJ~Ckette" t,ype number being shoWn on one ehamel of the irna8tnorY TV oet.' 'liter,waa I cOinmerc~ lollortl!d b~ i ment D"om ""l'he Great EseiqJe" belilll shown '"' Sundllf night at the moVIes. This feotured precl· slon drill work. Next -came a sporta show IIIII a !qotboll between Eastern and the ~ cats. ln a large "I<C" Cormatlon an· Pale· tho band moved downllold ID ' elude the show. The Eastern band moved downfteld in a three 1sirele Unes for- mation feato.1ring the majorettes dance. There was precision marching at midfield and' a bow IJ.y the entire band to the stands. in another pasture and found it to be a ver y aatisfadory source of water. Thirteen farmers are Planning to install nearly 30,000 feet of tile thi s fall. Designs are being prepared at the present time by lJenver Yoho and Ronald Gilkeson of SCS so that the ditching can be done without delay wtten the trencher moveti to the COWl- land. Gallla County friends m a f write to Mr. and Mra. Arnold tiful red color and the leaves Gall Sims, care o! WDI\am Mcof that amall tree persist lor Farlane, 54 fiUlhead St., Glastwo week• or so. We are wonderIng why mall)' homeowners, Including our1elves, have overlooked the use of this beautltul native tree for planting lnour lawn. zy. In maldng these designs the tile lines are staked out, a survey made , and the grade figured for each line of tile. On one of theae farms during thla scheduled vlsil of t h e machine, the I,OOO,OOOth loot o! tile will be llid on farmland In Mason County. The record ehows that to date there have been 993,261 !eel laid by landowners in the county. The landowners schedUled to install tile this year are : R o y Yauger, H. C. Wallis, Ney WUUamaon, Grant Stanley, J o h n COllins and Herbert Henderson whose ·farms are all on the Kanawha Rh·er up Route 17. Others are Robert Burdette, Robert Newberry, Robert !Ute and OldtoWn ' T> • I , ROLI,ER DECORATED ' .' MAJOR JAMifS·~· Uel\l, iiOn o! Nra, MalcOlm· C. , Roller of. 366 S.~j~~~~.,., ..: ~ · Ohio, J• ueorat.d:wllh lhe U. S. Alii merllltlon 1\ledll at RMloloh · t.fll, tex. cetved, !he medal for tQOtl~a l~ce ~· 1 ol Llodsi!Y Air Sjoddn;'lGermaow; He outs~ arofeu.to181 sk\U, ~ mtJor I' ..,.,. uollned .at \llild9\i>h irllh the QU\cer Per......,, ·.t;r...,. A' grad,.te or .Middleport received a B. A. degtoe n-om Ohio Unlveralcy mlsai!)Md there 0()011 c<mlllletlon of the lbio~rire Tninl• ~· pf1111T8111. His wife, Ida, Ia Mrs. HOmer A.~ Hai-Uet of 378 Locust St., onel Wayne L. Ulogh, clolef o! iha oeieCtod schools branc:h, makes the presentlilon. ~CENT.<; UYF to Meet Bandsmen thenswunelnto"lip, POMEROY - The Pomeroy Up And Away" with the entire United Youth FeUortohlp wW bend doing a donee routine. The meet at 7:30 tonlaht at the !IOCiai churches,. the last JWO years of .band p'-loed "Girl ofMyDreams" · college. He received the B. D, to bring on the personnel taking degree In August 1968 !rom part In Homecoming actiYIIIes. Cllandler School o!TheoiOIIY, Emory University, Atlanta, Ga. During lhe summer o! 1967, Mr. and Mrs. Frllllit Tabor o! Mr. and Mrs. Sims both studied Gallipolis. Slle was born at Mllwith the Institute o! Mediterran- ton, W.Va. The Tabors nioved\0 ean studies Jn Israel and Greece. Gallipolis In 1953. llle Is a· I96S Sims received eight hours grad- graduate o! Gallla Acadollll' Hl&h uating credit from this stu<IY. School. The Sims were marrllld They exeavated for 18 daYs ln Aug. 28, 1966 at Galllpo\la. Arad. brael, near BeersheVa, This pest IIUlllllter, Sims studwith tho entire trip luting eight led Greek at Columbia Theo\0111· cal Seminary In Decatur, GL wee lui. Mrs. Sims ls the doughier o! They plan to return to lhe United States In Jnly 1969 on completion o! his studies In Scot- ·--------GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. Farm Pond Completed Recently Stole Form 11 on you need to knoW •boul intur•nce. • Using televlaloft aa lts Uteme, rooms o! the unttod Melhildlll Church. The ,.\lowohlp Ia mode 1111 · o! young people ol the P~m~oroy First Baptist Church, lha Unl~ ed Methodist Church, the TrlniiY United Church o! Chr\otllld the Grace Episcopal Church. ' Safford Sbulio In Middleport MIDDLEPORT pori emergency ·a coli at 5:56 p. m. • Art !o!cllonlel Run oroa. Jolr, McllliiW noitaloen tO Hol~er Mecllcai center fllr medical trea•nt. At 10:21 p.m., w._~ Long ~ ..... ~." irOai Good ol' · ~~.,...)!lddl~ ~qcll)o v~ Memorlalllolpltal &e ho wao . odmltted•tor modlcoi .........""' . APPLY TO MABRY •;.•t GAL!JPOLI! - AWlrlnc ,_;· marrtaae u....s Frlilqta lila om.. c1 GaWa Count; '' Charlie8r01n,, l'liA ilei. The atudlo Court wore Alvold Hall.ir, ~ oCO.ees o! safford's Protea- Crown City, fonnar, and o\nlllj slonal Photogrlph,y, Inc., hove llolclorby, M. crvwn City,~ MIDDLEPORT - lolopor; and WWiam 1* zn " . featurrnq . .. Ptf.'!ici/tJtz.- and been rotocatod at 155 North Second st. In ll!lddleporl The building WBB former\¥ ocCIIPied ~the oftl\'"1 o!thelolefel Water Co. 1be 8nilwlllhoknon gow, Scotland. aa Grover's Studio but wiD. conJapan, of all the foreign tinue to be stllred ~ the same countries in the free world, persomool wltjl Ken Grover · aa maragere has tho most buses. Lt SUNDAY,OCTOB£1.{6,1%8 wOOl. clrld&o, ~5. Vbrton, and lleloret Lee Nool. 19, Bldwall. As of Jail. 1, U1611~Jap811 had. . buses re fed, aa illcrease of 14,'100 reglstra: lloDJ fr.om the preceding ps.ooo year. ,. Drive to Elberfelds In Pomeroy For Our Store Wide October Sales. See The Wonderful Values in Kroehler Living Room Furniture·on ·the 3rd Floor. UJHAT HAPPENED 10 IN-I FOOTMLL? IT WA~ HERE ~rpyer . IN 11-IE. 'lARD A MINIJTE AGO, BOT NOW IT'~ 60NE ... ~ J, • lSlOR ' •' '~""&" ~·~ ticket with ForiiiJI oo OldtoWn Creek, W. W. BrOWn o! Gibbstown, ~ State Hoapttal at Lakin, and Boater Baird and Paul Childora at Crab Creek. I. The best actress on TV? Mrs Ruth Dage r 1sn't an act ress. Shes a housew1t e 1n Robe,tsvllle. Oh1o. You ve seen her on TV (alo ng With ot her Ohm homeowners ) on ou1 electric heat ing com mercials. Her comments on cost; " £lectr1 c heal costs us no more tha n the hea t we had. We converted our 30·year-o ld house -Jer y eas 1l~-and thmk electriC IS the perfect heat.· · Call you1 R e d d ~ K1l0wa t1 Reco mmended Dealer or us for a frM ~sti mate Move UP to FLAMELESS electric heat An Item which we are mentioning may save !OIIleone some grle!. '11tls le thet gravity floW o1 water In a pipeline Ia oub;ect to aome 1\mltatlooa. We visited a farm oo Which a aprlnt< had been developed and a pipeline laid !rom the spring about 600 feet tothehousa. There . waa sulllclout drop from I h e spring to the bouse 10 that normally water would now through a line and get there. However, lt was necessary to BO down across a hollow with the line. In going down aeroas the hollow the farmer laid the line up aver a high place conunoniY called a "hog-back." This made a low place ln the line on each aide o! the hog-back. The hog-back being higher than the ground oo each lide made a place where air collected ln the line and periodically m.t olf the water. Where there 18 preaaure on the line by a pump or a large head of water ali is nat allowed to collect, but where gravity flow o! water Ia all thet is involved, ooe can expect an air lock at such place• ln a water line. We were talking with Seldoa Flemming st a Rotary Club.-. lOB about the beautiiUI oourwood on Roote 2 beyond !UckorJ Chapel Church '"' !he oame side o« the rood u the chur<h. Thol sri>uP o! ~ II seen ~ mllll' - l e and oolor.cooodous ~Q~k have dii<Usslng their beauty. At . thU time o« yeor oour• -.! !• ot the helgtt o1 Ill bilu· t.onlc ~. ,when LeMIJ .,..overture.. oiome tpJCI for · ret\redformor ' i Strstloalc Air dve cl Col..,. a olx llllldlol ~ hil~.- You.THERE-5TI'PASIDEr I GOTrA SE'" HOW SHEt.L W OK 01-J 1}1& BOOB- wE"£"r . .---. • iT!> J ACKIE 6·GAGI.E YF-FAIIIOLJS TV CDMil>DIA~! Al<lD HE DIGS Y&IIJ, !I?SS-l.ADY.' r THEC: - o>7P~ \j \ \ , 11-lE t t>. lr;(! r I i' ... I . -~ ~ I • ... �~· . .,. ',. I t. . . wr : r· ;·'·. . f• ...,• ·~ f~ '' ;'.It .. ' ' \ ,.. ,. ~t~-~. ..Thi~~.Ntvon-~lll~-n~~....~;-:.i:~A:e.JU..~. -1-.-!-~-~~D~-~-~_..~- SIIORT RIBS ... .-N 11-\f.-1 MUS1 MAl<£ !.Of OF PIC.KL.~S. 114~'/ MUS! S~!.L · A OF ROOf BE£R IN ·n-11S IOWN. \_, ' NOPS. 2., DRAW 10 COD SHAPED HOl-ES ABOUT ~ IN. J>CRP.SS ON THE · BOTTOM OF" THE ·'" on· I evl d ) ,, I ~-· GoUIE + SM"'LL. e.oTTLE eN'S ro THE CORNERS OF THE 60TTOM OF A CARPBOARP e.o~. HOW ro PLI'Y ; BjBRIDGET TAKE TVR.IIS TRYING TO AOLL A MARBLE INTO THe I'UMB!a~ 5U I'IOL.t:,.l'bU SCORe THE NUMSEl't. OF THE. HOLE Tl-\E lviAABLE FP..I-LS INTo! FIRST To SCO!Ut 500 POiNTS WINS! IRISH FROM THE SAJIISKRIT, •n!E --= BRI!>HID OF lli!.lSH MYTHOLOGY, t..II<E 'THE ROMAI-J fviiNE~VA.L WAS GOODeSS OF WISDOM, RRE:, FERTILIT'I; AND THE .c:.R.TS , :i ,.:': :, ~Oj SRJDG.ID1 BRIGID/ .BR Slate Farm now insure< IO,~,OCX! cars! And ..~ each car is still "No. 1 don'~ vou start en 1 oy 1 ~ fast, friendly serw•c • famous low rates tha t mo ' No. 17 Call me soon CaiTo I K. Snowd l!RIETTA . BOX A. SO IT I:Z.IN. LDNG 1-ND 4~ IN. WIDE .. ' © 1961 .,. HEA, hoc, T.M. 1'1. U.S. Pat. Off. Park Central Hotel S.r:ond Annue Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 446-4290 Home Ph. 446·451 . NICKI-JAMES; SfitiTA, BRYDIE/ BIDDY· TilE SW\ALLE5T' MEMBER OF 'THE CI\.MEL F/I.MI LY. I LIVE ONLY IN .A.NDES MOUNTAINS HIGH ,._BCNE THE I Ht>..'IE KEEN I HAVE THE S\6H1; SPEED .A.ND ENDURANCE OF AAY WOOLLY AND AM HARD TO CATCH. NOVJ HOl-D uP THE DISH SO A PA.L MUST LOOK. DISH (GL.o\'>S) THROUGH THE SIDE OF DISH TO SEE A.. WITI-!. WA-TER THE QUARTER You've DR(lPI'fD INTO THE WATER.. A-Sk HALF FILL A 4-IN. OEEP FINEST Fl-EECE A I'll Mi". L, THE A.NCIENT INq>..S WOVE IT INTO Cl-OTH FoR E CENT.t; Lt HIM TO PICK UP TH .. S,IIll>oT QUAR.n=.R. ,t..ND SEE"" 'THEil<: KINGS! HAPPENS'. SNOW. • zn if STAlEFM Mut~~al Automobile lnsLJral'l HomftDtflce: Bloomington, . S - Farm II Ill yo~ ' to know about lno~ro ·' ;GALLIPO SAl Tl - ' MUSIC, OU~ VANC~SIOURHAiR Sit.f,)#S, AND NOW, .. WOK UP·1i6Hl IJJHATS' 'fHf. H~NG--()fl? L JUS\ WISH IHE:tf WOU~DN"f lle"f 1'0 t;MART Lit\~ U.S, loO! . ~I cut, Ia 4- treoteid,· ·i wu ....... ~-- 1'0NIG1-tT 8UG%GtN' t/OU'10U 1HINK TH~/f t' ~ WOUL.I) 'fER Ml WI-IE~E 'fER r~lllloJ' NONE O'M'i O'"'\,.MY! we ARc: I.OOKIN' ARTICULATE 1 Sf~ WHATS by 4""'..,</V ANDY CAPP WRONG!- SU~( SOl-i! ~OU 1 : Wm, ~ROvJI-J·UPS 1-+1\Vf; !RI£,0 fO Al/OPf OUR fASriiONS OUR. MP. f.~! At{ 1 Sf'~A K -ro 'fOL!? t'f's Af>OLJ1' WHAI'S HAPPE-N IN~ .. , :oaeear. fd 'l1lanle ... ~CcourtOd. ~ IIJIIId ... •· ··-- SHOt!~P 'PO '111~11'! OWN IHING- I ~IGHI? it: " ·llllbl • at. 7. Gllllpolis !i_. Co., Dealer is prwd to ' i' . '' A'S L.ON& A<i I • $1lesman of the Montt Mrvice anll a strone area can tilts be ace- ' i fedNwtnnd '' ~me Donlolo, ~ .u... Tho J>aa, .. tbololl ... J<NOW-1 Fl L 202 Klnoon Drive, GO: ODd 2 children, Cyrst. ud Us employees a~t~ Ill! to Everett 1111 his , '. ...... CollwtU ..... Rd., : : i:;... Jo.e&> .itu•• ODd - totbl. . ··-· ~- J • •• tswn WINTHROP '' ' \~. RIGHT INW THE QOUGH . ~_, <" ~·~ ,, 4 ,,' ;!rCIIIIc: CIJrp. • ~.eu., 1- WHAT A 5HAME. TOO BA.D, MR.. BCOMEQ ... .. J .. by Dick Cavalli 1ilsovarture1. r .,mo llllldlor retired• stratoc~e Air ..... of COlIIICIIIIIIoo from bil 460.~ am ,.~ .. ;~ ... , . , ~ ' ' ,, ' ~ ' l'/1.,• ~ ~ ' j i ~ ~ ..~ (! '· ''· j WHAT5THAT MR.SOOMER OI+OH! 51-/ANI.::£0 IT RIGI-fr INTO 'THE' RJND. IPSA BIRO 50THE~Y W//ofTH(VP. •• Bf;A 'TOTAL.. WON'T . ~~ KEeP5 /.C)()~( I No9 l:-066. AT ••• A GOLF IN5T12(.1Cl):JN Ba:>K'? Mrs. Rulh [ You 've seen heating com lhan lhe he~ lhink eleclri Dealer or us M'o •I "' ( - - • 0 - 0 " " T •- - - ' , 'T • •· ·~ o• - · f "••- .... _ , ....... - -~ . .. - . • - - "< " o• , . _,.. .. ~ .... -· ., ...• , .... . . -- ...... .. .. . . . ........ .... ~ ....... ~·· ,., _ .. ... .. -·-.-- .. · . �,,( . ... ~ . - .... ~ . . - - -- ..... - . . . ... . - - . .. ·- . ..... ~ "'~ . ~ .- 11 .. )' . ' "'t..f~i . wr• . • h . M ' · ·k· p • . h .. .T . . l~!._J~' 11COU .. , .H .1D_D1D ft .... .· . lit ... 11~ le.-..~·· _ r.e~ . . . ·-· . Art Sa:n.som THE BORN LOSER. ~------~~----~-, TO -a Wild NoseTHE GIRL. IN THE. each car is stilt "No. ( don 'l you start enjo)lir last, fr ien dl y serv ic• famous low rates Ihat m1 No. 11 Call m !! soon. .. Carrol K. Snowd 11 Par.. Central Hotel .. \ ..........:... V'SHEESH. ~AU! TI11S IS MY LOOK LVCKV DAY! f CENT.<; S.cond Avuue ' Lt Gallipolis, Ohio .. Phono 446·42'111 ·~ ~ ' I "' . ;·' McSiWiN& . TAKE IT? WOJUJ>!! ( ;-~ AN',.,-t &IAUTIFUL Stat!;' Farm now in ;~ur~ 10,00).((() ca rsl And, "' ,,\ ....llr'ilfll RiGi-\T""ff MOST •• ....'"' HOW KIN OUTWEKIN SET'I'WA,T YOU'RE Homo Ph. 446-451 /1''',_ ' ' • zn '·' < I • GALLI PO DAISY, DO YOU MIND TfLLII'JG ME SAl ~· 'CHEAPS,_ATE "?f THAT Ger LOST, CHEAPSKATE! WHY ~OU KEEoP TUI< NIN6 ME Off? J HE~ I ~ OUT, TAKE HER A GIFTf DAISY Lo.IES CAfJDY Ai>.ID FLO\tiiE!<:S! .>--- I·IURT5f YOU r-r--:ilsKE i).For;:. Tl I IF YOU REALLY WANT Tolri/..W 1, 'eel liwuwu_ domol· .... .,.., car. !Iii 'l'ltiJrDe In iT! YOU NEVER. SPeND A DltiiE' ON 1-lER! ~ • cui, bal ~bl ~Court Oct. ~ opood I l l I· II ..,., caa- " it' ~ ,. • Golllpolls Motor eo.. Dealer ls proud to . Salesman of the Monti 18l'Vice and a strorv .. ' DAI SY, MAY 1 COME IN ? Do You L 8iWU6HfYOU A PRESfi'Jf. MA~6t l 51MPLY LOVE I LIKE ( ,\r-JDY? 1 51-iOUL.O'VE' PICKED >;oME Fl.OWEIO!.S If! J ACloi1E If. iNSTEAD. l f I don:t ~et. ou±. of thiS place l'll6o off my 1:ocke:r! Th.he'S hothin£i to ba:rk at! Man! This sute i.s Lon&Ll,lville! area can this be ace •' 202 Klneon Drive, Go lllld 2 children, Cyrsl -----D---0 Uld its employees an . IIIII to Everett and his I'm qi\ti.ri I'll soon be the r ods 0 • • IS lOR ::tronlc: CcRp., when Leii&J ·aaa overturea. • IJlQd fGr ' ibme \1, D£SIGN£D wirt. tiM fuUtr fiture in ~nittd , it • luli'llonobl• A-line•. Th• yokt caA be ...adt in cOMrott or wCM'n fiiOfiOfOII. fo IUif Doullle Tokn .. fct1h 101t·C- Ho. 1311 with PHOTO-GUIDE it in tit• Jl N 50, bull 42 to 54. Siu 40, .U llm,lla yonh of •!Hncll. MOTHEI all d.INSJIIttr will a,ort witll coni'J•~ra a rile llifh •aid•4 dtslp witk stitcb EASY TO of...,.,,_..., GUIDE i1 i•JinJIOto II. ~rt JZl;. to 40. 5iu 12. 34 ....... l!; ....... 45-<odo. ....,_ _ . •itll IHOTO.. GUID£ i1 illlinl3, 4, 5, 6, 7, ' a,..,.. Siu •• ·~r.rd· of ' ·,.ri-,·. .,)f. 45-iMh. TWO PATT lNS. DEAR POLLY-When mokiot kllon· holts in llti• matttial it is mudl Ntitr if a lit1i11ibra,., paste is fint rubhlon tht wrong side of tilt materiai .-MIS. V. . 1 ,: ..~ . '"""" lllo..,. ........ ,.. - , i _ """'" .... ..,. .., llf tho .... Whon IHI-4 . . _ , . , , H .... fills M ....... ltolll ollow•r-MAI;- AMit DUl POLLY-A portoWt hir d.,., .. o Olond io troot for dryiolf lito chil-'t hair wht11 ,toced Of' •• E. W. kttlill' ..,..,, Hello,Ada! What t>r1n~ s adjusted to the proper height or toeM ..• Mrs. Ruth Jiffy Knit You've see1 heatm ~ con than the hf # lhink eleCII Dealer or u 8280 llh -26~ ,M ( ' - ,, i.,. . Simplo Holf·SIUt ~~;~:~~-~':.;,:;~~~.~::~'.::;:::::: A FliNGED poocho io jilfy-h;t mokoo o wondtrfoltoppi., lor o doy· rimt t1 sporfl fttfit! You II fin~ this on110 comforr...t! PoHeM No. SlD hal knit tllld fi•ithi~t directiollt. child.-JANICE· DEAl POLLY-l.o o folloul>ttltuto hr l'hllt ice k1 you lllew't he.,. or can't HM; fill .,. otdbiiPJ tubhr ,.... ,.... crushed Ice •IMII tieo ti1hlly _ , tflo coH. Sl., • lo.... • c..... Hck fer eJrtN c...folt.. llo••k , .. "" ...., • ltol,fol .... 'qOU W O..'\.j downhe.e? vMo.-MISS D. S. DEAR POLLY- Worn out 4o;lttl roHt make' o¥en mitts. Jutt cut 1 "'itten shape ,,.,. tho dou~lod tollo ond - 1M ,;.ceo ,.,...,.r. Aslit irt tho rap of 1M lioithd .. itMif to wllfrn No. 8180 witt! ,HOTO-GUIDE 1i11H 11 \-'t to 2&1-\. 33 to •7. Wia. 35 Mt. 2\11 ol -4S-iMh. -.rt mitt ftr ,•rd• Oft i11txpensiq rnotMt tflowt it DEAl POLLY-My poi•ltr It for office workfrl. laking soda it fled for ••'Y to stick to t~t 1tove or refrigtfltt"r to be hondy.-DIANE cleaning ditto end carbo• RlWl'kt frOfl'l typewriter aM-t!ll•,lfl•tt.-AM. (foll,.'s 11010: Pot .tho- .. o cloMp,.,., rowtl .,., • · w;,_ ........ o11 ,,. -"tr cl-. clomp.t.iNIJ I •'. ' '\ ~Col- . from DEAl POLLY--I koo, mylo441or'o IMtth toJI i11 e toll•ft pt.dic , ..... teillef tveh • Milk diMI ill ••• w•lch looo .... cut off~ 11f tho ...., .... , _ tho Mjo.,... ....... "'"" ...... ,..UCkfy ~· lolo tho .... illWflitfero KNIT Na. 130 wi rh PHQIJ(). ,. •oil<-.. llvo MARCElLA trill!. "f• ,,. ' !lrotollt Air DEAR POLLY- An old TV stand makes a perfe<t bookcost. It i11111' ta roll from room to room and toltfsup little spoct.- Simply You ' ~-r Urrf! ' I ( ,. l \ hll t50.; �.. . . - . . . .. ' · .· . .. .... . - ·.. - .·-~ -- -· . ·. " _\, __ ._ ~-- . -·.- ~ ., . ·- , ·,•~• , ·• .•, •, ·•, •~~~• ,•,•_"\..". '",•, •.,·• , "1._, • , -.,,..._; ~.· .. ~ . •,•.w · ·~"• " ~ " •"- • • '' ·, PRJ:SCJ:LLA'S POP _My 1-)o.-ose :. 1s qu1te a · clever one as '>,9U can · plainly see... ru~,.,..,-:: he .. •' · Jeat-n•d · · · that I ' ·. belonq to · him and 1 ~' ~ b~tlonqs · to me• . · '· I' ~ '[' . I .. . .. I I 'V'; •-:... · He moves · with noble , ......... .c r tit"ace ... . . . . ..., -,...,.. .' " Slate Farm now "I THINI( THE BOSS IS WORRIED A lOUT HIS MEMORY. IT BOTHERED insw~ 10,1XKl,IJIXI. c~:~rs! Arld. ~ ~- "IF YOU'RE STUCK FOR AN IDEA, THE GARAGE COULD tHM THAT HE COULDN'T REMEMBER WHEN I LAST GOT TO WORK ON TIME'" eabh car is stitl "No. 11• don't you start enj oy)r fa,t, friendly se r~i{ '.amous low rates that ri't STAND PAINTING!" • No.1? Call me soon. He's learned to be most mannerly, - ~ he'-s ~entle as a pup.•. . ·Carrol K. SnoWil' Park C•ntral Hotel S.cond Avwnue -oad- ... and.,. . And now if only ' I could learn "to sleep while :· standin~ up.' • at tot! 117 1401.-... on Tllo- ,. .if . 7· •'; 'f CENT~ tt Gallipolis, Ohic Phono 446-4291: Ho01o Ph. 446·45. • rn He's even learned to jump ? hedqe l1ke 1n a. steeplechase. "'NOT MUCH, HELEN _JANIE'S WORKING TANGLES OUT Of HER HAIR. I' M WO«KING STITCHES OUT OP: A DRESS, AND JUNIOR'S WORKING CAR KEYS OUT OF HIS FATHER!" ''SEE THERE? I WARNED YOU TO lEAVE MY WIFE OUT OF THIS!'' ·----$ALLIPO by Ralph HeiDJ.dahl by Leslie Turner CAPTAIN EASY SA Tl cAPTAIN E/18'1, , JU~T ~OW BLIND ,fS TOM;· orad ..... tat *r~ ~£ ~liK !IIILHOIIETT~~. BUT lllf PflAIL'i IT WOULD IREAI'O TCJitl'j ~~ART IF HE KHfW MY 1YJII'I OOLL~ 1 1'> AilE 8LURIIED1 Ml~i POLL'/) ~~~TER, DiAD! . W'{ Ell, ~Mew~ THE 'illf'l, liE-CAM~ OF ~OUI'I TWIN ~lt,;TER, WAAT Ml"la HALL.'/! · rd. .... domol· 11>1 OHIO, LA7T .... ..... · I HEARD! lpal court Oet. WITH A CARNIVAL <Wal uiOderatl ___ ... .._ llocl 'l'baniO .. "' "' """" ill · - .-··· ldwellJ aa. " -.lo I court 0et. ,.failure _ __to ,...'!"'. .,. ~, '··~ olilrt - ......~. r Rt. 7. rlf"· Cal~4ij Gallipolis Motor Co. · Dealer is prwd to ' Wfl.l., IGUIIII Rd., ~ -----,, rrtMtc!md car I DEI.ICIOUS/ WAr:JOAYA I $11ALI SAYl f(fCOMMeNO ' Salesman or the Mom THAi~ Nl'vic:e an:l a stroll area can this be ac WISH 1 COULD SA~ THE SAM~ 1 001.1.'/ ... U~, r MfAN 1 WI'-~ COULD et!" Sllio Wit .• CI.EARL'I! ALLOWED TO JOIN OI.Jit 202 Klneoo Drhe, C/' and 2 children, Cyrl and its employees a ill to Everett and hit ()I{SANf:t.:ATION! r 1 W~ S()II.R'/ TO HEAIII lllAT TIN'/ 'TIM IS TOTALL'/ tLIND! &aa llfllllalo, lalil. 'lbo noa. I to lhe left IIIII i.-aWn& and laad ~-. demap to the ·-al 1. • • ~1.S1.on ltlrmer 8qlloy'! the Ucloot wllll lr001d status >o;trllllic Corp., ' ~ wben LeMar · !f(JUS overtul'eL OUT OUR WAY 7ie 11/dtet4 by Walt Wetterberg r-:::==c:=:::l THE 6EORGE WIL.L.ETS ARE BAGK? • ,..,.... pldlar 1 retired foanaa WHY DO PEOPLE LIKE. THAT Al-WAYS CATGH ME L-OOKIN6 LIKE THIS? 11 StratoclcAir lllve at Colo- 6EOR6E, Wl-lAT1r7'HI.SAM! WERE NOT JUST" A PLeASANT VISITING COUSINS, WE'RE SURPRISE !! GOING TO BE YOUR NeW NEIGI-IBORS ! RO:SE, LA5S, WHEN MARDOC Jl,pPEARS,~EPRQACH HIM ~ THE EVIL HE DID.' ,' from ~o •• . otxIda · prcJblema .,.. ,. Mr. Wallace .. ";;C~ ; . .... 'as tbo bep aald. ~- · ~~ .•;; ;. ' .:i·l ' ( '' !4EMOIIIAL r.u, . riuniQ- - A• tivtlle; E f fl a .. EXCU~E ~IL..E 1 Mrs. Ruth You·ve set heatmg co than the h think elec Dealer or 1 ME GET THE PHONE! SAM, IT'5 YOUR BOSS -'"'E SAYS ITS URGENT HUH f' W~AT? WHEN - ~ -·- · WN6REP . ~ . ,.. WU..GUIIeaut, 1'1 McC!oud.IOd_ �..., . . . . .. . .... ·· -- -···--- · ·· ~ .. -. ..... . - ...... . .- . ...., - ~ -- .. ' "' ... ·-· -" - ... - . - ....... ' ._-... . ..... . . . . . . . . ... ..... '• ' ~ _, ~· . . . . ......... ~ - - .. .... . . I I ' •' ,, ,·;~.\'s This: Nixon Winning, hut Muskie, President!· ' .·)!)<·~bUm CAs!ELS , ' i '. ;,<Ul'l).,. the lie>,t ' · . .,· aj. , , . , . · ~· ~ •~. . be ·an~CDIO10 .- .~~~ ·,·. !I ···. ..._. 11 l• ' -~•. "" llt7 ~ . ind !!4JOib diP~ WI 'llltli the maulve ~~~~· lirtemlllmal ·problenfo . fa<!"B the Unitod !btel. , ·' On· the bulol ol e vI d 0 n c e, AmertCIIII dvar. wbelmJna favor , ftspoibllcan Richard M, Nixon for Cbe •)ob. But Democrat lluiJvt pbre,y oeomo to be """""' "' llld be counted out,• And Ill· .n.. pre1/um· can, S'.ate Farm now insur,·f GOIIVG, MEE.K 7 don 't you start enJo)'lr t-JOVJI-\E:Rt I I'M JOGG.Ik.JG I last, fri end ly se rvi.t · famous tow rates th..,t ·mo No. 11 Call me soon . , ·' JOGGII\lG IS A, G;REAT IAJAY FOR MW 10 K£5P /f.J SI-\APE BECAUSE IT'S IVOT COMPETITIVE"! WHeRE ARE 'rtlU 10,001,000 cars I Arid ty. each car is still "No.'lt. ~ ' Til£ 11-IEOR.Y IS TI-IAT VJQMEtJ LIVE I.LlNG£R. l'HAf.J MW , , . 17. years. Canol K. SnoWd • ,i ' -~~~~ 1111101 wlddl have tl8ured In U1e , ·1 ' l editor• who lOok a lOok alwllat tho poatoelo.U.O period a,.y hold. ,_, - e d at the llrot - . , 1011loft o1 U1e 1968 confer.,.. ol UP! editors olld, jllbllahtro at tlio Blatelv.Jlllton lloCel bore. Tile panalloto said II II IIC!Ialbl,._;but ~ no meona lll8,jorlbo, .., to Smith, · c1a1n ol oorreo~ NIBm atth!a polnt-fcaJr """" . Jntamotl-",y, · V I - will tile eloetloo- hal to be ciiiltiDJo 11 the COW!Ir7'l moot tile overwbtlmlng fawrlte to 1nunec11a1e problem. But the win the prealclancy. But Hum. Soviet Union's llrrutDn of ,llbre,y 11 ceonlJw 1Q1 and will CzeellolioYalda, the clllonuna make 1 better llhowlnt! t1w1 over illlother to Ill> ohllld nltli a current polio Indicate. C01t1,y llllllmlllllt dofalae olld Stewart Htmle,y, <hlof WUhNldealt tenalono make on 1naton diplomatic reporter-the ~thenatlonbuaaonthe .....zlncrovlowofoveriiiU.S. ..ntnlllratlm !teN an norlt ell Ita rodol r1o11ne. Tbe,y fORlan policy lnovltoble. -atlng !oroip pellcy rov1en aow Httle cbanco Cbe !q)reme Hare Ia how the UP! clallltneol to p!'OCUee a Ull ot Court will rOYeroe ltaelf m tho reporters and editors Yloned balanced prlorltloo. It mull taee boron • e ! .' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO pre- then ,.z¢1H,._, Ia thl fltW .~ C . erlmlnl1 low. IIIII 111111 U thoro Ia 110 !oratoii!IJ dlreetlca tho court Preal-· . . . . over the lclaa '-1. be a dlelalvo taetiilr. Fnl* El-, elit.f .,,... UP! ~ llllt"-'Oiule Cll!i .. ast'1r ot 1 . . , PreiNi.t llu .._, dldclad-IIIIU. II tho poUa (Contlllleclm-8) 'Weather ''·.. MoJtly dGudy and cool morning, lowe In the fill. ly 1111m1 olld warmer .., , _ : ~ay . c ' FIVE CENT.'i ----'-~. 4 Hurt in Rt. 124 Accident Deparbnent, '!')~~---------------.--, &Ct\US6 · M£1J LIVE' MORt ~----------------------~ Molt serious of the mlshapo waa a one..QI" accldent Jn which lour peroons were InJured eight. tenths o1 a mOe esst or Rutland m Slate Route 124, at 2:2 5 p, WELL, THERE 'S AI.JOTHER. 11-\EORY OOWIJ lHE DRAIIV I '-11 GfiLY COMPETITIVE' UV£S! ---GALLIPQ 8(1110 Form II Ill you to lmow obout lnour• m. !lul<lay. A ear driven by Karen • • S. Haynes, 17, lit. I, Middleport, traveling west, went out of con. trol m the ralnsllcklld highway when she went to pass a truck. SA Tl The vehicle lett the highway, jumped a dllch and roiled over several Urnes, coming to a 8tq) boaded east M the SOllth edge or the highway. Pomeroy emerGe~Jcy squadmen and Martin's ambulance were summoned and transported the driven by David R, Arnold, 23, driver, ~rry Yarbroogh, 18, Damy Yarlmlugh, 17, and Glenna Yarbrough, 51, Ill of Rt. J, Rutland, to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Tile driver and Danny Y a rbrousll were !rested and reloued and Harry YarbrousiJ a n d Glema Yarbrrugh were admitted. The sherll!' o department of 705 Carpenter st., pulled !rom a side street onto Route 124 Into tho path ot a !963 model auto Qperated by Fritz Lee Teaford, 38, Rt. 2, Racine. Alter the two caro collided, said no arrests were made. At noon today it was reported Harry Yarbrough is in satisfactory condition, but sustained a skull and right fccearm fracture. Mrs. Yarbrough is under- rntng treatment for • whiplash injury. The other mlohap In which a personal irtiury occurred waa at 3:10 a.m. &uldaY oo Route 124 in Syracuse where a car Byron Parmelee • the Arnold car lllruck a state highway department at.,llld wMI Into a ditch .., the rlalrt elde ot the highwas. The Teaford car ran Into the Floyd G. Diddle resldance, caualng conalderable to the hruse, TV anlellna,.and a aet of ladders. damap Teaford was removed to Veterans Memorial Hospllal by the $rracuse emergency IQ.Iad for treatment of a chin laceration, bruised jaw, and Injuries to hla ril!hl knee and hand. Arnold waa cited to Meigs County court charged with fail ure to ylald right ol way. 2 Injured in Collision of Car, Truck Two penons were Injured In a truck--car colllsion at 1:40 p, m. &uldaY m Rt. 35, eight and aeven4entbs miles west ol Gallipolis, according to Cbe state llil!hwiJ' Patrol. Byron F. (Stub) Parmelee, 61, Lincoln st., Mlddlepor4 died Saturday OvenlJ¥ In the ~J.Hwi­ tlngton Hospllal as the result of Gallipolis Motm" Co. Dooler Is proud to Salesman of the Mont Mrvice alii a stroo -n.t,t..T LITTLE PLUMP.... . cllll this be ac :I ... CAN I HELP IT IF AWRIGHT, SO rM A . =~=t1.;::,:%:~:wwqM:'::::::=::~::::::=:;:::==(:::~:::=:::t::=:=::=::::=:::r==:::=::::::::::::t::•••!=:=::::==m=· STARVATION 'tOLl GOT ME DON'T \\ORK? ~!::!:f_ Wins Nod 202 Klneon Drive. G llld 2 children, Cyrl 111d Its ~loyees a Ill to Everett and hi I J • 1\J' Unn.ct Pro~o lnternou-1 . "~~' 1 MINNEAPOLIS,. MJNN. '"" SEN, ·EUGENE J. Mccarthy nD1 4orae Ruliort H. ~!*eY lor presldellt only H HIIIJillhte,y plodps .,...,..nu~ to .hall the bmnbq of NOI'tli Vletrul, Mccarthy ..... I!Oflel'• tttt;.~~ \*' drown ~ four ckmands lllat HUII\Phre.Y ,...., meet l;iltorelitwi!J.elldoroebls(allow -101111, attorney Ger. ~ Hill pf Son Frlllcl"!<i> laid:· , . A holt to lite· bolit!IIIW or Nqrtll V ' - ; A &!Qiort lor a Soulh Vlobam electloo In wbleh the Natlonll Uberatlon Front VIet CoJv w...Jd J!llrtlclpote; A ro!orm of Cbe U.S. draft, aiiDHIIII ,......,..._ status to one who "'JPPOIId mliltory oerYI"!' oo mol'lll 11 '!fills reUlllou• . ~~ and electorol reflll1n_or the. Democntlc party. rL:L HAVE 'IOU KNOW I'M 100 BUSY A MAN 10 GO SCROUNGIN' 'ROUND FOR FOOD/ WHY ELSE H.aw15N'T 'I'OU LOST WEIGHT ON TH' DIET BEEN FEEDIN' 'ICU? ... BESIDESj.BEING KING IS 100 DI"'NIFIED A POST 'TO COUNTENANCE SUCH VULGAR. DEPORTMENT ... ... AN' KNOWING OF MV SELFLESS DE\OTION TO 'TH' -BECOMES .· 'VOU, OF T'MAKE SUCH AN UNFCII )•, .' I-lOW'S A FLANK OF VEAL S1'EGOSAUR IN COCOioiUT MILK WITH HOT BANA.NA SIWCE SOUND TO 'rOU? .' heating co · Funeral services for Dana llalrall, who died SoturdiJ' at Ul('q( Dallos (Josephine) IDevlns, Midbe held Ttlosdl,y al 2 p.m. at the dleport, and two brothers, Clarence, St. Petersburg, F1L, and Ew1111 ChapeL Burial wUl be In Daniel, or Fort Pierce, Fla. He the Beech Grove cemetery be-was born In New Haven, Conn., side his late wife, Motlhla. arxl waa preceded in death by He was • former reaident o1 his parents and one brother • Gram Hospital in Columbus, wUl .. .. . . ' . ·• -· ~ ··· ·~· ··· · ·· ··· .. ..... . ·-__ , ... ··-······ . __ ,.._ ... ,r . , , . , . , , , , , .... .., wurt Cllle4 calm IIIII be lfahtt'li the YOWrl~ n the County, Other Cllftclalo "'~~~Meted to attoac1 oro J, W. ()lyko) WUSCII, a Dopartllllllt Ill Hl&hwa.Y• director, and rormer Nllaoavtne reafdenl; . - Dowler, Dlvlaloe 1 10 ~ state ~ Welker, 11!11 COIIIIt;r, and otate ol- lie ,. < fl~lalo. !Iii tho J He is slli'vived by his wife, WUma; a stepdaughter, M r s. ,or cllq)ilp D,.y Dealer or 1 Ume of hls death. ~ "Mi. ~txon·· ele< Dies Saturday w. neXt b,lr·yelra.'" . than the ~ A veteran of World War I, Mr. Parmelee waa sening on MiddJeport vUlage council at the In n.ttonIn tlio ,... ~litMi;lhe ..r ._.,lbip You 've se1 ' ATLANTA IUPO-Tho Atlanta Constitution todi.Y e... dorsed VIce President Hilbert Hwq,hrey for president. The . lO().year-old m o r n I n g now-er declored ltaell . lor 11 1l8W Ideas IIIII new vigor stemm1111 for the lnallfrt of brold tJPertence. Dana Howell ..,..""'J''''II ~. . Mrs Ruth In Atlanta bus, Ohio Valley Commarliery in.iurles received FriQy when a No. 24, Knights Te~~t~lar, and tractor he was operating on his Bosworth Council 46, Royal and Hoooo 7 rann overturned on him. Select Masters or Pomeroy, He was a past patron of EV~JP Mr. Parmelee Was retired as manager or the local A. and P, gellne Chapter 172, Order of store. He was a member o1 the Eastern star 1 belonged to the Middleport First Baptist Church, Fraternll Order of Police, and Middleport Lodge 363, F. and M., to the Middleport Volunteer Fire Department a n d emergency sqUid. PRAGUE - ALEXANDER DuVCEK ~THREE other CZoch<>''Humphrey has been a Pomeroy who was residing In llovlk Conununlot leaders IIII.Y reslin today or TUosdo.Y to protest p~s&ive 'JI'IIYOI'1 'a se.-.trr COlumbus, at 2917 Howley Hood, .a· ~· ~II' hlpllzlne Soviet occ..,atloa Dr thlo ilatloa, part.y who was . able to work with all with I daughter, Mr~ William Stitt Appearing , ljiUfeei ·~ .toclay. , ... l'lctlms, 111d 1 leader who did Stewart. , '1'beJ 11id the res~ou c:ould ccaneata meeting ol the part;y'a not ..Ok shelter when tho Survivors, In addition to Ml"a. florida 1_.., • ~ttse, e>pected within \8 hours. Named 11 1torms blew," the pq»er'a Stewart, Include two other dough· qulttiJ>i' with· party llrst sec rotary Dullcek were Premier eclito<lal •ald. JACKSONVD..LE, Fla. (UPI)tera, Mrs. VIctor Lelnle14 PomOloirleh Cernni, Pna14ent Ludvik ~ olld Natlcnl Anembl,r James A. Stitt, 19, Columtua, eroy, and Mrs. Frank Buntholf, heltdent Jooe! Slin'i«rrsll)'. Ohio, was to ._... In malllsCOlumbus; 1 alatlr, Mrs. BerGARY, lid. (UP!)- The Guy trlle'o eourt here today In contha Niemeyer, Pmteroy; fl ve ~ YOIIK -·SOViJ!:T FOREIGN ~ER Andrei A, GI'OII\Yko Post-Tribune editorially o• grandsms, Mann!Qt H. StelVIrt, nection nit~ a murder lnVeatlga. sold SWidoy nllht that ha IU held three hours ol "useful" Ialka clorsed VIce President Hilbert Columbua; Ruasell, Wilbur, and lion In Oblo. irllh SecretiQ of state Dean Rusk m Vlobam, tho Mlololle Els4 Hlllqlllrey lor president In Ita Edwin LeUhelt, all of Pomeroy, Stitt was charged under a fed~ ..eurlll', and otressecl that diiii'DIIIIIent w11 an lrMin SWido,y edltloo. eral warrant alleging wdaHfuJ 1111 Frank Lellhel4 Call!arnlo, Olalrt to avoid persecution '"' a Hhldl ~~.:9 ~be llllde. The edltorlll sold the ~ and lwo granddaughters, E t h e l chirp o1 llr114ogree murder GI'GII!I'~ ·" •• ' ~ the m~ at lilt Wlldort Toworo and - · muot.. be judged on lhelr H..... o, Port1mouth, Va., and tOld newam' ~ "lo .Mi"llll'eemont di>Nllchocl w..U be oe,y~rv ~~ .,;;I ''U lo hi• ~ Shlrle,y Boners, Akron. Friends In tho doolh of Emil Zbinden, too much. •• vl![i 'olfeemoill iiruat be pncodocl ~ a grea1 deal or which recommends VIce Pre.. D,.y call II the lunera1 hmne 47, Columbus. The teenager wu work and ~·I lie ioold.·· " !dent Hllll\lhre;r to the thl'*"w IJI1IImo, arreated here last Tllursdl,y. · ' • penon 11 lhe 'belt qualllled .of A~ · tO!'!·. -.".\ p!;i:J'A!l.ED REPORT or the clll!erent rock tho elllljiclates to be Pl'esldont ?1~t~OO~$~~~~~i~&~$1®;~~~~~t~j~j~~i~~~~l;i;~~J~:~~~~;;;~f~j:~;1:~:~~j~!~;~~=~~t~~!tt~~~~~~i~~~~~ Oad" ~: , · .ppnet'ratocl ~ corl><lr!W..o 1p 20 weUs clurilw' the -.1 ov..W and '1118 on !our,laue atreteh ol U. S. Route 331n Melga Counllli tile)!! tiCbw, of Ohl!>, Well Vfrdnllllld Peaaoyh1nla crucial yeois ln<lllf hlatoey." t;p will be - - and _... Fl'ldlll. P. E. Mlahtoter, Oblo 1llroclor o1 Hl&hwa.Ys, and other otate I-ra will -cite ~~-·•·1!11 a,q.o ell~· llld tay. . · Til!! ~.. •'-iiJI•i!llM ~Iillon ll1e .at the M...,._n, W. Va. the proJect at 11 a.m., at Olio fJ1 the picture- roodalde roll t!otrololio!l'~~ ~rolory' lhe bunoil. COIIIIIna Cbe r.,_ BOJSE, ·" .(tiP!)-IIIehard areu lklaa the 5.3 milo oectlon ol hiKhwl.y non Ill but comililta ~ned ltqijl cof, ~ · . '. M. N'-t rib ,WIIdorsed .fir l9e jlleled ~ the V, N. lloldorman Cmam.ctlon Co. aearl)' 1 yoar I ' • ' Flt/l!l) preslde!!CJ.'" .~ by · the ~ol·-.. :Jtote...W. . ............,., ,i,bleh Tile l~oo.ceesa blllh-, Hhldl bellini at llo<k ~ •ld "" ''!hit alld at llarHin, lo the llrll lour~ hiiJhwe,y In Melga -•bly ( Humphrey the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rloo, Valley of COlumbus 10,066, Aladln Temple Shrine of Cdutn· •JMIII' dlllriet Eut4m alld Sco•l•• lllalt - · The Jlllbll•la· ~. ' ' !- • ,. t 1 '' ' Thorne car, IUII'ered 1 cui, but was not IDunodlotel)' treated. The illn<IY truck wu clamollsbed llld there wu damagoe to lbe Thome ear. Tile .Potrol elled 'l'1lllrm "' Offlcen reported that a car C.e1Upnllt Y\dcipll Court Oat. driven by Jerry D. Thorne, 62 9 m a eharpol~ln•· Coal City, W. VL, was over. cess for road ad N Ma eoDtaldng and paaolng a 1963 Ford clltlcDs. Econoline van truck operated by JOBM& L, Calclwall, 33, lit. Casssm Hln<IY, 49, of Mlddlepori 1 Middleport, wu io Gil; llpetlo lltunlelpol Court Oct. 11 ·' when the accident occurred. Thome, according to the pa. m a chal'p 0( !allure Ill ttol, lost control ol bio ear Cbe rflllt-cll ....,._ . • and It struck the Hln<IY truck, at :i:fO p.m. . ..._ causing It to 111> throui!b the Gravel !WI Rd., el&bt • · guard rail oo tho rlalrt side of o1 a milo .north o1 Rt. 7. ... 0111 eer1 .... -.au llln , ,.I" _.new the road and over an embankment. The truck overturned on- pulllld out of Roush 114, .... to Us top llld the car struck the Cbe path ol a . , . . _ ..,... guard rail on the opposite aide clrlv101 ~ Carol 9le Dulelo, BYRON PARMELEE ol the hlghwoy, 11, Rt. 1 r•ntpou• '11le Funeral aervices will be held Hln<IY sull'ered minor lnjur. tela oar 111rervlld to tile ltft olld at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Rawlea, according to the patrol, was struck a brldp ralllntl olld lings - Coats Funerll Home with · treated at Holzer Medical Can. limit at., on the brlclp. the Rev. Charles Simons officiatter, and releaaed. Mrs. Helen Tllere was 110 deiMp Ill Ing, Burlel will be In Riverview Thorne, ~8. a paaoenger In the (C-nuedm-8) · cemetery. Masonic services wUI be held II 8 tonlgllt by the Mid· dleport Lodge 363, F. and A.M. Friends may call at dte funer- -rata Dies of Inj~r.~.~S. -~ . _ th~n k toclal. hlah In the 60s north olld tho low 601 aoutb. Clauiatl olld cool IDolllhl. but a ehallee ol loti ~ MONDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1968 l'llerltr Robert C. llartenbach' s uu. H Ia , ..'111.\J ln!wPiolilll . . . ·loovo u four Julll... '::'i~; In tho- 1 en tine Five persons were Injured in four accidents lnveltlgated over the weekend by ~.lelga CoUI!Qo '• that -Hanoi ' ' VOL. XXI NO. '116 · arse• l'llho!r Devoted To The lnrere." OJ The MeigB-Mason Area ' .. 1111 foci v~. '" at ' Mutual Automobile ln.surar Hpme,Oflh:;e: Bloomington, t11ot Fmopo, not ooid onotller llcalallcln o1 the lathe..,. ellcriUcll lfiN;lna. eorm.ata11aa ·botHNI tho Unllpqillld 1111, Penlqon r_.. edstatetllldlluula. ' ter-lh U1e .-rew y11ro, lloe Jotoi,N. Fall..,, fore1&D editor Ulilted - · plODs to lDitall holda thai time 11 on It& mal11plo 11Vholdo In It& mfl!. olde In 1llit Pari I 11111 whldl will lncr- ~ $ to _..._, and In tile Vletlwn 10 tlme1 the ' " - ol Wv ltaelf and 11 not likely warbtldl limed at the therefore to show Dlldl "lllve. H Union. '1118 11u1111111 are I controll 300,000 troopl In noridlll! ocpall,y han!. - . V!alliam olld has the Chlr'!JIIe .G. Moulton, &J. poorer to attack Mwe llld promo Court-A1 long II tile when It .,._s, Tile prospects Warren court ro,..- · • lnlo<t, for the , _ ldmlnlllrallon Is there Ia 11~· d It will !Urlher Communist pre&IIIN d18ft8'1 , clasplte U1e fulure: <llblte. on "low 11111 order" as , Mei;fman lone 11 thll'tl .f,a a Warren White Hau.. GGIIipolis, Ohlc Phone 446·429«1 Home Ph. 446·45 ' ,( '' i>·. -aloal• Second Avenue ' ' dlvlclad, ' Tlloae from a panel o1 Vllltod Preu · flltel:MUonal ...,....... and Tho l....t runlllnr l ~ioy . In the . hlslu'y or the tlleater .. "The Mou11etnp," -a II'O'stery by Aplha Christie. It has· been 1'1111nlng conllnuousq, lo Jiondoo lor Parle Central Hotef ·, 1lolh moJor eondlclateo 11 u,. .threat lliot ,._Wall'< · ~.., ace a,.y Ioree. the eleetl..,lnto the House, ·Tile Hauoe ltaelf oeemollkoly to be so clooely """""or, 11 to mab a chol.. dl'lri..U, H not iJnpoollble, ~ Jan. 20. lb that caaa, the Sellate prellllllllbly nuuld hove lllead llld. · pickod a vte0 pre.._, poialbly alleliloerat. Tills ceuldleodtothoiiiOIIIOI,y · of Nixon •Wimlna pluraw, of the _.tar vote but Edmulld Mualde beoomlng prelldeoi. .NolJ ~~~1now ,, 1' lwlllnl ' ov..- ., *""!""''" n.. a. al home anytine• 2 Accidents Reported on Rural Roads Saturda¥ at 1:40 p.m., a vehicle operated by .!Jtaron L. ThompSCII, JB, Rutland, skidded Into the left rear lender ol a car operated by Demla B. Edwards, 3S, Ma1011, W.Va. on the New Umaroad. Officials reported 'lbompson started to pass the Edwards car u Edwar~s began turning Into I!Je Rutl111d Gl.ll Club road. Tllere was llsbl damage to the Thomp1011 car and medlumtoEdwarda•. No injuries or arrests were not- ed. Another accident came at I p.m. !mlde,y on County Road 6, at a point 6.5 mUes north ol the llutJand poll Cllllco, -re Wat. tor W, Howard, Rt. 2, Albany, drlvillg 1 1967 model car, tumeciiU'OUIId In the road llld his vehicle went backwards Into 1Jt. tie Leading creek. Tllere wu IIIIPI'Gidmatal,v $800 damagoe to the cor. No ln.iurl.. or arrest wvereporW. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admisslono Salllrllay - Carl Tllomos, Long &tiDn; Robert Steele, Pomeroy. Discharges Saturdljo - Robert Meeks, z... IICiblo. Admloalou liundol - NDiocharpo SUncla)' - 1labltrt LeMay's Ex-Employer Dismayed at Decision LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Gen. CUrtis LeMay's former~­ er pleaded with him not to run for vice president on the ticket with third ·party presidential calW!Jdlte George Wallace. M1hai D. Patrlchl, prestdem. of Networks EJectrc:r:d.c Corp., said Sunday he was usurprised ant disappointed" when Lelflt7 joined Wallace after previously turning down wmerous ovarturea. Patrlchl said he constderlld Wallace a "demqogue," whl.ch he defined as "a man who to gain power makes unreallatlc promises."' He said LeMay, board chairman of his C<JIIIIIOIIl', was a "tremendou_a patriot" who be~ Uoves he can do aomo ptd lor "the CCiliXry. Theretired.bw eommander ot tbe 9ratecle Air Command olld native ol QJIIIIIIbus, Ohio, took a six moalh1 leave ot aboence from Ids $5!1.· 25 Fatalities not as elmple II Mr. Wall- Are Recorded · 000-year-jcb. "Jntematlonal _prd:)lema 111"1 preoenll thorn, and the _ _ . ar<h't as simple as he pnloilll them," Patrlcblllid.. .. The maAieB are very COLUMBUS (UP!) - Death lured by promises, H he · ~ ·.:, claimed 25 pariOI'II m 0 h I o bave - . In Elaqle llld ., highWII's over tho -end, In- demarngues llld dll~et~•:lor:•:~ :fj cluding 17 kllleclln Saturday lC· the resulta were ell cldeato. A trlpl...tatallll' aeclclant In wellterD Oblo _, Cnenvlile boosted Soturcla.J'• !Iaure early In tho clay, wblle doltie !alaiWee oecurnol In Colwntua and Hebl"OII. Tbt Included In IOUiheastOblo: 1labltrt LII'IAII, ~... Norwich, kiUed In a two4r craah n I n o mllee - ·ell Z..IVII!e on u. S. 22 and 1layDjand Ervin, 60, !'"'>easter, a podoltrlan lllruek ~ a car ilblle walklna In the 11no1, both Frltlay: olld Ruth MeBrljlt, 65, Combrldp, killed the ear · ~~~e wu ·ttdlll8 In 0111 ell u. s. n, about ~ oaitirol ... .aoulh ,~.., ot z~.., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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