https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6bc4c89e4b2e68e1325ad01d41965840.pdf 8d1558749d6976810e08c7dabc882e18 PDF Text Text ... ' 8 - The Dail,y Sentinel, Pomerol··Middleport, 0., Friday, October 25, 1968 Ex-Suitor Held in Bomb Murder Nixon Sees Survival Gap By United Pn•ss International Defense polil') is back in the fm:~front of lhe presideftial campaign, wllh llichard M. Nlxon a~ George Wallace agreeing the Pentagon needs an overhaul. ':!SON DRIVE·IH TONIGHT, SATUW/1.)' AND St 'f\T) ." \' OCT. :!S • 2G • 27 Lee Marvi~Ernest Borgnine "THE Dmn· DOZEN" (MetrOcolor) AND Lee Marvin-Angie Dickinson "POINT BLANK" ~' MEIGS TH£ATR£ FRIDAY and SATURDAY OCT. 25 - 26 "SPAHTACUS" (Technicolor) Kirk Douglas L&urence Olivier COLORCARTOON' Hippy-drome Tiger SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. SUNDAY. MOr\DAY .<\r\"D TUESD A) OCTOHEH 27-28.2Y "LIVE A urrLE , LOVE A .: ' .,..,. LITTLE"" (Technicolor) Elvis Presley, Michele carey COLORCARTOONS' Animal Revue Common Scents Pink Panther Year of the Mouse SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. In a nationwide radio address, Nixon said ThursdaJ.· the Democratic administrations since 1960 have led the country into a "gravely serious security gap" that could brifl8 a "survival N" in several years if it is not flxed. "The hard truUt is this," he said. ''The present state of our defenses Is too close to the peril point atr:l our future prospects in some respects arc dowru-ight alarminr.. We have a gravely serious :.ecurity gap." The GOP contender said the U.S. ad\'l.ntage over the Soviet Union in land-based intercontincntal ballistic missiles has slipped from a 50 per cent edge to a "marginal" lead; Russia has come from behind to lead in IJomber sttength, and the u.s. lead in nudear submarine s has been cut 20 per cent. Wall&l"t: said "computerized defense" policies creBted by former Defense s e c r e t a r y Hubert S. McNamara are failing to provide " an adequate and effccthe defense of this na-tion." Hubert H. Ilumphres mean-while went a step farther in his commitment to searching for peace in Vietnam. lie told a g roup of ministen in Los Angeles that if peace has not come b_y Inauguration Day on Jan. 20, one of his first moves as president "would be to meet with the leaders of South Vietnam to work out a systematic program for the reduction of American forces and a de-Amerit:anization of the war." Nixon stumped Pennsylvania Thursday. Wallace prepared hi s defentoe policy address for his first New York City rally. Bul he discarded it tor hls customary law and order speech when disorders broke out in a crowd of 1S,OOO who lW'ned out to see him In Madison Square Garden. At least 23 persons were arrested when police clashed with demonstrators outside the building. One Wallace s\.l)porter received hospital treatment ror a knife slash In his back. Other developments: Spiro T. Agnew- Campaigning in SL Louis, the GOP vice presidential candidate 51ld that if llumphre} had been given free rein "there•s little doubt he would have undermined" the Paris talks. Nixon, by contrallt, took a "statesmanlike posture" and "refused to undercut" the talks, Agnew said. Plans for tbe traditional COmmWli~ Halloween jJ8l1y In Middloport ......, completed Wedneoday night by the Feeney..JJelllett Post 128, American Legion. The event will begin at 7 p.m. on Halloween night, Thursday, at the Midileport stadlwn. John Fultz is general chairman, The jJ811y will be held at lbe legion hall on South Fourth St. in the event of rain. A "parade or the masquer. ::t~~~~~~~:~r;~r:;~;:~;~:~:~:;{:;:;:~r~~r~~:;:~=~=~=~=~:;:~:~:::::~:~:;:::~:;:r:=:::=:=::=:::::~:::::~:~:::::r~=~~~=~t~~~}/f~ Dies Thursday BETIIESDA, MD. - A 7-POUND, B-OUNCE BABY GIRL was born early tOOay to Lynda Bird Robb, President aoo Mrs. Johnson's ~lder daughter, at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Both are reported doing fine. The Johnsofl!o quickly cabled the news to LyOOa's husband, Marine Capl. Charles S. "Chuck" Robb, serving at Da Nang, South Vietnam, and telephoned U1e other grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James s. Robb In Milwaukee. "It was a dream come true," Johnson said, beamlr~g, as he announced the birth while passing out cigars and munching trom a big box of chocolates at the hospital's presidential suite. ·>:-: <. :.;.;. :·:<·:·:<-:·:·:·:···· ·.·.•.·...·. ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:< :.;.; ·. ·.·,·.·.·•·.·....•.·. . :···:;:;· ·.-.· .·.·.·.·,·.·,·,·.-, ·.. .:::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::=::::::::;:;::::::··:::::::::::·::::::;;;:;:;:::::;:::.. ;::::: :::::=:::=:::::=:::::=:=: ·:::=:·::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::~=·: . '. When you think of the cost in. dollars and diStress that the sudden loss of your important papers, jewelry, and other valuables could amot1nt to, the few pennies a week that renting a vault-protected Safe Deposit Box amounts to here are really "less than nothing"! Rent a Safe Deposit Box here right NOW! POMEROY NATIONAL BANK RUTLAND POMEROY Serving Meigs County lor over 96 years Memb~r Federal Re se rv~ System Open Fnday Nighcs 5:00 co 7:00 Another 65 Mr. Orr May Dies Oct. 16 Orr Edward May, 69, son of tlle late J. Letch and Mary Alice May of Letart Falls, died Oct. 16, at PainesvUie. He was born at Maysville, Ky., and was a retired clvU service employe with the Army ordnance center at Cleveland A World War I Marine Corps veterWl, May was a 32nd degree- Mason of the Painesville Holllngwood Masonic lodge. &irviving are his wife, the former Pearl Straube, and several nieces and nephews. Two sisters, Bessie Dillon and Edna McKay, and two brothers Homer and Carl, preceded hi~ in death. F'llneral services were held Saturday at tbe Ztehm Funeral Home in Cleveland with the Hev. Dean Henry Officiating. Burial was in the Acacia cemetery U!ere, Meet Tuesday ~' A special meeti.ng of the board of directors of the Melga Coun ty American Red Cross Chapter will be held Tue~, Ocl 29, at the Wand& Fett,y residence, Mulberry Heights, in Pomeroy begiMing at 7 p.m. I HOSPITAL NEWS I with Solid State FM /AM and FM Stereo Radio With Solid State FM/ AM and FM Stereo Radio Mod.l SK467E - Mediterranean Styling. Cobin~t of G~nuine Pecan V~ne~rs and Select Hardwood Solids with Mellow Pecan finish. 27-3 / 8" high, 52-1/2" wide, 17-1 / 2" d~~p . WERNER RADIO & TV. N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. --------------, I NAME I I 8BAND II I I I I SJI()~,S II FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY I THE SHOE BOX I I I WHERE SHOES ARE SEHSIBLE I'RICEO L------------l.liDDLEPORT, 0. • Reds Killed SAIGON (Up!) - U. S. lnfan. trymen riding atop tanks smaiJh· ed into a North Vietnamese for tress In the Demilitarized Zone (DM7.), military spokesmen said today. The Americans killed. 65 Comrmmists and suffered no losses. It raised to 177 the North \' ietnamese troops killed in two days of American strikes into the buffer zone between North and South VIetnam. Not o n e American was killed in the fighting. In the 80Uth, South Korean Infantrymen searching a network of natural caves near South Vietnam's central coast reported killing 89 CommWlists In another major action Thursda,y. Elsewhere In South Vietnam, a lull in major ground fighting continued. hl Saigon American Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker met Soutb Vietnamese President Nguyen Van 'Thieu for the seventh time in 10 days. Tideu's supporters called it a ••decisive" session oo aligning peace talk strat- All directors and other persons willing to help stuff letters ror this year's fund drive are urged to attend. On Monday, the chapter will aponsor a bloodmobile visit at the PomerO)" elementary school SUIT SETTLID from I..fi p.m. and donors are A tax sult In Meigs COWl~ urged to turn out. common pleas court by Howard Frank, as treasurer of Meigs PLENTY FAST! County, against Thomas Rue has A fire drill was conducted by been settled and dismissed, acmembers of the ~racuse Volun. cording to a journal entry filed egy. teer Fire Department this week in the clerk or courts otrlce. at the Syracuse elementary school. Firemen said the build· lng was e\'Bculated in the unusually short time of 45 seconds. Holzer Medical Center, First Ave., Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics TO BE RELEASED John Will of Middleport, man. Ward. Admissiona ager or U!e Pomeroy state UqMrs. Joseph H. Pushkar, 152 uor store, expects to be releasChllllcothe Rd.; Mra. LOren E. ed from Holzer Medical CenBeaver, Rl. 1 Gallipolts; Mrs. ter early next week following George 0. Johnston, Rt. 1 Vinan emergency appendectomy ton; Edwin E. Gates, Patriot; Tuesday morning. Kent T. Walker, Thurman; John M. Williams, 258 State st.; Jeff. FBI IN CASE ray L. Clendenin, pt, Pleasant; COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Fed· Mrs. B. Charles Wallis, Galli eral Bureau of Investigation polis Ferry; Thurman 0. Young, Thursday entered the search for Clifton, W, Va.; Elizabeth J. Richard Tingler, 28, Columbus, Schneider, Pomeroy; Mrs . Horwho has been charged Jn the bru . ace H. McElhinney, Rt. tal slaying of two teenagers. l Middleport; C a r I o s R. White, Athens; William L, Johns, Buffalo, W. Va.;Rancb'E.Rhodes, Grimms Landing, W. VL; Haro)d D. ArthlU", Wellston; Theo. dare W. McCormick, Jackson; Mrs. Daniel M. Dorsey, Ripley, W.Va. Births Mrs. Loren E. Beaver, Rt. 1 Gaillpollo, daughter, s,ll a.m. Thursday; Mrs. George 0 . Johnston, Rt. 1 VInton, daughter, You've read 5:24p.m. Thursday. olboul it in o~lllhe Discharges m.apzines. You'\le seen it on television. Now Lee Ann Black, Mra. Ronald come see it in iidion. The D. Burgess, Homer E. Cook, Dateflnder Calendar W.atchband lro 0, Exline, Rhonda J. Hal· by Speidel. II puiS the whole year ley, Mrs. James E. Lackey, Mrs . on )'OUr wrill - and then some. Isaac M. Sawulers, Miss Ida Hand5ome Twisi-Q-fle_. tlyln. F, Sa.Yers, Alicia A. Skeen, John St.linleu steel, $1.95. Yellow R. stacy, Howard Taylor, Lew gold·fillftl, $11.95. For .any m.llin. for tmy gift OCCilsion. is WUaon, Ronald Gillenwater, Mrs. Terey D. Phalln and infant dauglrter. Listen to a demonstration of MO 1 OROLA CONSOLE SOLID STATE STEREO HIGH FIDELITY adera" will open the event. Following it. the costumed will be divided lntD these age catesor· tea: those up to the ftrst grade, first throogh the llllh grade students, and sixth graders up. Prizes will beawardedlnthree plaeea In each age group ln the categories of mostorfttUWJ,prettlest. ugliest, and the 1\mnlest. Costuming wUI be judged by Mrs. Carroll Swanson, Mrs. J o e Bailey, and Thomas Kelly. Harry Morris Barr) Morris, 68, died u~ e:qlectedl_y Thursday at hi s resi· dent·c in Akron. lie was the son of the late Edward and F1ora ~orris and was also preceded in death two years ago by his wife, Helen Hubbard Morris and a brother, Homer, three weeks ago. He was an employee of Lhe B. F. GoOOrich Co. in Akron over ~0 years. Survivifll!l is a brother-in-law, Harold Hubbard, Sr., :Middleport, and a sister in - law, Mrs. Virginia Covert, Pomeroy. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Seherrmesser Funeral Home, S. Main St., Akron, with Dr . Haney ofriclating. Graveside rites will be held at Beech Grove cemetery at 4 p.m. Saturday with the Rev. Charles Simons oCficiating. Cheryl Mae Jones, 20, Yoong&town, who had planned 1o marry Ronek In December. A secret indictment b.¥ the Federal Grand Jury here Thursday charged that StUel "did cause to bo delivered by mail, an infernal machine. Community Party to Begin at 7 Directors Will TO SAVE A DOLLAR FOR EVERY PENNY YOU SPEND ... Postal Inspectors here an-nounced today they had arrested Orville E. Stifel II, 21, Cln-cinnati, I lab technician tor Procter & Gamble, in the death of Daniel .J. Ronek, 23, Lorain, last July 8. Stifel was a fanner suitor or l Trlnketa will be given to those who come in costume, and refreabmenta will be served. The legion, with Commander Albert R<KIIh prealdlng, alao plamed Veterans 0.,. activJtiea. At 2 p.m. on Nov. 11, the color guard from Feeney-Bemett will join color guards from the Pomeroy and Rutland posts in an aaaembly program at Meigs High S<:hool. At 6 p.m. that night, the annual Veterans Day dinner wtll be served by the auxiliary at the halL All legion memben, their wtvea, and auxiliary members and their tllsbands are in· vitod. There will be special reeognUioo of the charter and life members of the post who are urged to be present. At 7 p.m. Ben Franklin V. Point Plea18111 magician, will perform ror the group. The Ohio Department golden anniversary banQUet was armounced ror Nov. 9 in Columbus and several members indicated that they plan to attend. Reported Ill were John Coughenour, conflned to Holzer; and Henry Reltmlre and Horner Hawkins, at home. Seven new members were welcomed lnto the wdt. PARTY ANNOUNCID Middleport Cub Soout Pack 244 will have a masked Halloween party Monday evening, Oct. 28, at 7 p.m. All regirdered cubs are invited to attend with U.elr parents. Prizes will be awarded to the funniest, ugliest, prettiest and most original. BLOOD CLOT TREATED The Pomeroy emergency BQJad answered a call at 11:06 p.m. Thursday to the John Tucker residence on Hysell Run from where Mrs. Myrtle ilrnp1011 was removed to Veter&M Memorial Hospital. 9le was admitted for treatment or a blood clot on the knee. connection with Ronek." StqJllnskJ said cal)s or black powder, newspaper clippings of the bombing, wire and tape were found In Stlfel's CtnchV1atl aparbnenL Miss Jones furnished authorl· ties with sttfel's name and said he became upset when she bepn to dale Roneksq,Unakl was high tn his praise of the team of postal ~~~ apectors_ with Intent to kill or 11\iure an- other." Ronek, a soclal science teacher at a Junior high school here, was killed when he opened the package in the dining room ot his mother's home, in Lorain. U.S. Attorney Bernard J. Stuplinski, who waa tn charge of the investigation, said the main leads came trom the bomb lllelt "The materials used could only have come frmJ. the stock room or Procter & Gamble," he said. "Ard there were onJ.y a limited oomber of persons with access to that malerial. or those persons, Stlfel was the "In all my e~erlence ' I've never aeen a more thorough investigation," he said. "There were a total or 41 postal inspectors Involved in thl a investigation, not to mention mtlitary demolition experts as weD as sctentiDc experts, They tracked PARTY PLANNID A Halloween jJ8l1y for the en- down every lead. .. stile! grad.atod from COlUre &mda.Y school r1 the Pomeroy First llqltlst Church has erain High School In 1964 and been plamod Cor 7,30 Mmday received a bachelor's degree rdgtrt In the church aoclal room. from Ohio Univentty last SepEveryone is to eome maaked. tember. of retiring nor ida's Democratic Sen. George Smathera. In the tossup clasa, Sen. A. S. Mike Monroney is trying for reelection against Republican Conner Gov. Henry Bellmon in Oklahoma, and sen. Joseph S. Clark is paired against Rep. Richard S. Schweiker In Pemsylvanta. If Nixon wino South llokota by a sizeable margin, Conner Republican Gov. Archie Gubbrud is expected to defeat Democratic Sen. George S. McGovern. In other Republican target states, Democratic candidates ror seats now held by De~ crats are gt ven an edge. These Include Alaska, CoiDlecticut. Idaho, Indiana, Maryland, Mis-souri, Nevada, Ohio, Oregon and South carolina. The incumbents among those are Sens. Abraham A. Ribicoft, Conn.; Frank Church, Idaho; Birch Bayh, lnd.i Daniel B. Brewster, Md.; Alan Blble, Nev,; Wayne L. Morse, Ore,; and Ernest F. Hollings, S.C. The GOP could lose two Senate seats It now holds. Democrat Hughes is favored In Iowa and in California, Max Rlifferty, who defeated Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel in the Republican primary, is the underdog againSt Alan Cran-ston, former state controller. Make El ..rfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center Open Both Friday and Saturday Nights Until 9:00 •, _, '· ., ' More "Than 2000, Well Known Brands, lrr11ulors Irregulars of 2.50 and 3.50 Sale Bath Towels Hand TowelsSale cutin~ IIIIQriiOY sllltal lbat ihe the permladoll of their llltorlleY, bod teatliled voluntari)J before thl grand jury ond contealod thalr COIIIII· IUIIOIIII rlgbta had not been Ylolatod. Judge MltcheU's dedolon to diiJIIISB the lrdlctment1 wu the rullllll on plea• in - e n t mod by the defendants who llallod to eJ>ter pleas when arrai~Ded and requested a continuance In ttelr deareo ri.o t by the september GAWPOLIS - Judp Thoma• John W. Burlile, Jr., 18, aad Ron term grand jury In the July 14, GoDipolla. MilcheD mod on enlrf Frl· Janey, 20, both Burllle, Janey, Mike Duff.1, 18, 1988 Incident In which Perry illy in Glllla CouniY c.mman Beebe, 16, Cheshire, auffered a P);o,., ~ .Uomlul111 oeconl and Gary Dutr)', 20, aloo ol GaJ.. bo-ol<en jaw. A Rl'll1 penon was ...... riot lncii-Dia oplNI lJpolia, were indicted tor 1econd alaolnllcted oecretly on the l&llie charp and has not been orralgn- ~nts, or w. od. ln I decision ffied a week 8go, throuah Judge MltcheU announced hlo totent to .Usmi•• tho lnllctmenla on the grOIIDIIo that the defencianta• consUtutionaJ rights had '· been violated 'flhen called to tes-- caaeL brothora pleoded nOt tify before the gnnd jury """" .. rnlng the Beebe lncldenL gut[~ to lnllctmenta of · Gollla CounQ- Prose<Utllli At.- degree riot when arraiKMd and torney Jolin A, Q>llntl lall week alao each to on inllctmert of qoald he ,.ou)d ~the dlsml ... gravated asuult. Their caaft are oa1 of the tollfeiDnl• to the pendln&. Foorth District Court of Appeals Janey was also lndieted on a when the Judge's entry "aa ftled. charge or assault and a pia iD In his announcement, theproae- abatement was tiled prior to pleading in the case. While no entry baa been filed, it was reGalllpallt Merchant• are ported 0"' .".,. ~? ~, •. _... having ..Old Fuhtoned Barvaln Day1" again thi1 Lugar Jr., the Junior Herd Sire at the EEE Randa year on Manday and T ues- doy, October 28th oncl 29th. S.e th• odv•rtlteruntt on Pagel 2 thru 8 in today'• Sunday Timet• Sentinel . Charolais Show ' World's Biggest , You'll find many, man( ..Old fashioned Ba'9ains' awaiting youl The days are apontored by the Gallipa• li1 Retail Merchants A.~to· elation. GALLIPOLIS - ·The Charolalt Falro. Chata, lbe damolEJ!ELuShow hold In c:omectlon wllh the pt, Jr. sold In the Triple EEE AmerlcoD Royal Oct. ~0 in Ranch Brood Cow Dloper>al, NoKariJU City, Mo ., was the lar- • - r 10, 1967wlthanoutstand801t Charolalo ahow In the hlo- lng heifer calf al 'wide (Lugar' • lor7 of the fast growfna breed. Cbata) tor a new record priee OVer tOO head of Charolalo cal- of $22,500, golngtoArlltoFarmo tJe rtiJl'esented the natlon'slead- at Topeka, Kansas. This record price lor dollleatlc female• still lni hard•. Ga!UjiO!Io breeder EmersooE. Evono ot 'l"ril)le EEE Ranch saw a !1111 alster ID hla JUnior Herd Sire. EEl!: Lu&&r. Jr. capture the coveted honor of Reserve Grand CblOIIfllon Female In lbe world'~ largeal Charolals shoW. Her Dillie.. wa1 Lusar's ChUa. Cbata IB I magi< JlllllO In lbe Charolals World ·!rom the alallclpolnt ol producllon and Ia 11 , . , . . uCMt,_tM-. . ....,. COWl or.the breed. iit 111e 19116 Sal6 or SOllee at Evana pald•P,' 'i .· · . · .Price foiJ Ch81a th a bull aalt at ajde. Tile bull ';aa named EEE Lugar, Jr. ... ,I::;· stands!Dday. Chlla Is lbe daughter of Ari!IO Lin 505 and both EJ!:E Lugar, Jr. and Cbata'a Lugar are llred by Lugar' X 70. Several Lugar dau&h· taro are maintained In the Trl!>le EEl!: herd. Tid• outllWidlng Chata family has captured the Irnqlnatlon and relf)Oct ol the Charolals ln*&atr)' as an CIUistoDCIIn8 proomclng ~·,~~·· ON DEAN'S LIST MASON - Miss Katherine lllcGowan, daughter or Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. McGowao, was amq students on the dean"• list tor s~ertor academic work last someater at satnt Mary's College, Notre Dame, Ind. To qualify tor the Ust a student must maintain a 3.25 or better average out of a possible 4 points. 32 PAGES POMEROY-1\DDDLEPORT VOL 3 NO. 39 O..e ~ Another Divoree Granted GALLIPOLIS - School dlstrlcll In Gallla count.\' wiD be asked to approve three Jevtee and one bond losl"' at the Nov. 5 general electioiL Kyger Creek Local S<:hool Dlotrtet wters are belq asked to tpprOW I $200,000 00111 lllue Cor 'expansion at AddavUJ.e Elementary S<:hool and ImP...,.. ments II Kyger Creek Hlgb S<:hooL ·z·o IE' ~liPr. Jr. was ahoWD hilh, ...... lllltlly al m>Jor - · POMEROY - one dlvor"" ache male anbnprellln••- tion has been mod in the Mella hll\ll8lf In ma.lor compe- count.\' Commoo Plea• Court and lllfon 111cludlnl the Qblo, 1n11ana, ono divorce granted. Wanda HubDilnol• and Weill VIrginia Slate bard fllod IIUlt for .Uvorce from Romle IIWlberd, charging 111'018 neslecl ol dJQ' and extreme cruRETURN FROM TRIP elt;y. She oeeko reltoratllln GALLIPOLIS - Three Gant.her maiden name ••Schultz." P9iltans and one ex-rellident ..,.. on the same grounds, Barturned home Thuraday from a Kyser Creek voters ue elao bara L. McMaholl was granted a fOur - da!' ph.,.88nl huntlllll trip being asked to lj)prOW aiWomiD In Soolb Dakota. They were Jack divorce from Dennis Roy Mc- oulllltlonal -rating le~ for our¥1111<, stanley Folden, GUbert l6allon. The plallltllr waa given rent npenaes. two mloor children. · ¥eat, Gallipolis, a n d Huk oullndy In the Southwe!ltern Local Thomllaon. Ashland, Ky. Sehool District, voters are belng asked to pass an additional &lx mill levy for tha p1Q088 Of proNO ACCIDENTS ASK TO WED vidllli additional fluids Cor cur• GALlJPOLIS No accidents GALLIPOLIS - AWiying S&t.rent elq'lenaes. were reported Ln Gallipolis on urdl)' tor a marriage Ucense in Gt!Upnua Clcy School District Friday but cl~ pollee have il>the olllce ·of Gallla count.\' Provoters are not beltll allllw:l for veatlgated a total rl. 323 accibite court were Larry Gene any additional miUqe but to ...,. dents In the Hrot 299 da!'• of the Rucker 18, .Calumbus, and Bar· oow 1 5.5 mill le~ for currettt year. bl1'l. Lou !ilrlver, 20, Patriot.. or or ·- () or New Life to Ring-Necked Pheasant POMEROY - Melgo C4urlcy Fish and Gome A110"lali<ltl ofll. ciala have reaaon to hope that ring-necked pheaaart• will begin propapllng In this area after many yeara of oxlinctlon. This hope oome1 011 the heels ot lbe raleaoe of approximately 200 phea-. raised by a private owner, The birda were turned loose In several area& of the COIIll\Y laot week by ofllclala of .the RBh and pmeaaooclali<ltl and Wildlife Game Pro· Dlvldoll tector Donald WUIIama who has served as a tecbnl.cal advisor on or Flsh and pme &leoclaHon President Roy Armes oald flmds to ))Urcbaso the pb....artl 1 o r raleaae in the oount;y ...., dertvod from the local llbare of lliOfMII' In lbe sale llablnllnd hWJIInillcense. Armes lnlloalod the Ft,b aDd Game Asooclatlonhasplaa""release more ring.fiOckocl · pheaaanto and aloo several of lbo Iareer breed of .,...U In upcornlni moolha. "Our hope is to take Meigs the state where ring - necked phea18111B, and alao the larger type qual!, have been oxlincl," aald Armes in e>Piainlng lbe purpoae of the project. Game Protector Williams reported in!ormatllln available to him has revealed the rlng-neeked pbeaaant hal been practically oxlincl In Meigs for awroxfmaleiY 80 y-•· WUIIarna and Armes believe lhat if half of the total nunber r1 pheasants released survive USE OUR FREE PARKING LOT ON SECOND STREET Elberfelds In Pomeroy or Devoted To The Creater Middle Oltio Valley =.. ond tht 5eptamber term• of .... considered a •eeeaa. The Flllt and Gomo Aaaodalion. In oulllltlm to ))Urcballal the phia-l for nleaM, 11U &lao made euh OOillrlllalkla& to op '••ie thllocal I'm: ilmlerUI'IO"'o!l«ra, lbe Forl<edRUD~C I u b and __.-! !be Trou1 Dodl7 !). ..... al Forkecllllll Lllkelall IIPI'fnl. AoBOCiall<ll olllcers, In adlltim to Armel, an Dr. Sollm J. Bwewlez, vlee pro~ IIIII a.erl Louks. ,........,._._ urer. 2na·- rourney-:·· - ) lliR!Gi wlli .OiiiliW i . , . o l a f - ....... for parllllo aDd studonta at 7,. 30 p.m. 'lllellda!' in lbe hilh ~-· ... admlosl0118 The Second wblch look oec:md place. tro1 of the Unit• Slates F..-trour m>Jor event• will hflh, e1gn PoUcy ~d be . _ . . bate Tournament will be hold llt!i>t lbe IDUrliOI', _ . . , . _ cantly c:urtalled." Registration will belln FrlNov. 8 and 9 011 the ..U.. ooa lf)Oakf•g. Interpretation. and oratory. da1 at 11 a.m. and ...,.... . C&JRP18. More than 20 collefl08 'llle formal will be lbe ufiiJill till .. Entries will be acand wllveraltles are -clod 10-S, having 10 minutes of conc:epted from oilier adtoola wtt11 to J>11111clpaw, according to A, structive speech and tlve minNovember 4, but eutrtea a r e B. Schroeder, Director of ForRIO GRANDE - AttnUal Rio Grande COllege De- or West VIrginia Unlverol~, which captured the sweepatakes trophy last year. will return to engage In formalized argumertatlon. Other colleges that have notified RID Granle the.Y will return are the Urdverai1iY of Ne· brallka, which took nrst In debate, and Dartmouth Collqe, oanun1lllft1. Mala reuo11 lor !be _.,ta- tho er cldldrollfrcND varlauo._l tllat niolid ~ !be trl<k-oru!Mtl.... Wlththolnt!rMIed a-n of tralil.c 7 ·1. or: lthe= · :::,~~= collopM, tho al more bUirdO!II ExtA>mporaneoua speaking demands ~k preparation and logleal tbouiiht as the speaker draw a a topic and is given 30 minutes to create his speech. Notes and reference• are allowed, bu1 em·phaola Is plaeed oo originall~. The Ume allowed for this is five to seven mlrutes. The debate topic will be, "Resolved, that the executl.n con- lng :panel. There will be awarcla od tD the ftrst ond seconl plaee wtmers in debaw and eacb htdivht.W evert. Tbe Out• ,.., ~er Award will be pre-ed to !be debolllr with the ldall· est nlllliler of ~ piiDta. A sweepstake• trGph,y will N presented to the school ba1'llll the largeat llllltlber cworall scores. )11"0-- or Weather to Give Show GALLIPOLIS - Boll> the Nei.....Uie-York and Gaillpolla High S<:hool marching bancla performed hare Frida!' night on Memorial Field dasplte I cold show· er wblch fell throughout the evenIng. It was the secoad coosecutlve week In which a GAllS ob- oommnce at 6 p.m.. and OliCI around 8t30 p.m. . Tbe -~ jJ8l1y .... InitIated !all fall by metllbers of !be Ylllage council In favor of !be old trl<k.or.Veal projectformer)J ob- by the )'CUll> in .. a l'88lllt mlnutea. Both Bands Defy Foul CHESHIRE - The seconl anDual ••commualt;yHalloweenPartoY" for all cldl<ll·• wbo relldo in the Kyger Creek Scii!JOI Dlatrlct will beholdWodnelda!'nlght . at tho old Chaoblre grade acbool Ill lllo Chtllhlre uteB rebultal per debaler · llmitod to IWo debate l8aml por In the other contesta, an orlg- oc:hool. tnal oratory 11!1 a speech ereDebate coaches from all tbe alai ·by lbe 1peaker delivered ocboDII eopged. will> the Rio w1t00rt notes. It ahould last loll facull;y, w!U oonstltllle !110 Judtl- ens~cl. Party Set wednesday building. Acd.vltles will PRICE 10 CENT GALLIPOLJS.PT. PLEASANT Over 20 Collegiate Teams To Debate in MIDDLEPORT - Tha IJII{danee . mtt . ot . Meip_ lp:al G~~~~~o;:.EDn.ma.Halloween are dealgMted the Jaruary, the In u bo the wlntar, tho proJect - THREE SECTIONS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1968 pro<edurea ol trade achoola, tachnlcalochoola, collegoaand unlversltiea. Costa, schollrlhlps and -..tzod Wall will be cllocuaeed In delall. 'lllere will be exhlblta and relreahmenla wiD be served. W. MltoheU annooncod Friday the date1 of the term a of Gallla County Coounorl Plea• Court for 1919. Ths. wrm• begin Jan. 6, loW 6 and Saptember 1 and or areas In COIII!Iy tmts levy on the ballot for ftre p~ tect!on ror the township. The voters Crown Clt;Y have a Joeal (l)t1on taaue on the Nov. 5 ballot ID decide the future Of>Ora· lion a carry-out In the village. OnlY voters ln Guyan Precinct wiD vote on the is1ue. or otr the list the project. lon + tees t.WJ a one mlll renewal or ... eked ph,._ta in !be l&ip area laat week. , . filii and game aasoctatlon purcblaed the pbeaaants tram aprhatllpr<JPapiDr from the orp.niJatloo'o share of flohl11i andlu~ license salea in the county. RELEASING PHEASANTS - Roy Armes of Mtnernllle, preoldent the Meigs CouniY Floh and Glme Assoclatloo and Don WiDiama, Ohio Dhislon of Wlldlite game protector, are &hOft'Jl here as they released some o[ approximately 200 rii'l&"' school IUidltorlum. · On hand will be Jolm Redovlan, ....,..lor al lbe Molgo JUnior 111gb School, and Torn Kelly and Horold Sower, high school counlelors. operaUng expenses. The vUlage of Vinton has a 2.5 miD levy oo the ballot for street lighting and Clay Township trus- ~- ')... ' ' J. ~o . 3 Levies,-... .Bond Issue to Voters .' . \ 0 ' I .,.,.,_ ... >:: .·.. '),. ·v. / . .. unbau ~ '.> '- 'Jo'-'·,.. ·f~. ........ w a Kitchen TowelS' .!1 '"I· ." >It 0 0 '!',.... .;.._1'., ocl puV Wll toproteatiblyoutll• Wash ClothS'' ... 'l:llfDu!IJI or Special Purchase and Sale .1;. ,, ~ ' ... _,r·, ~','4' ·'' /liot Indictments hismissed }fgainsl: Two Gallipolis Men White House to Nixon (Continued from page I) indicated IltUe change in the lineup of House delegations. These reports anticipated a gain or one or two House seats eacll in New Jersey, Jlltnots aM Texas and one in Washington. Possible Republican gains were listed at one or two In California, two in florida otrset by the possible loss or one, one in Hawaii, one or more in Indiana, one each in Iowa, Louisiana, Maryland and Montana, two in New York and one or two In North Carolina and VIrginia. Democrats were tavorecl to replace a Republican in the House in one Alabama district, one in Missouri, one or two in Ohio, and one in West VirginiL Democrats were given a chance to pick up as many as three In Alabama, as well as two in Georgia, Depelliing OOw strong Humphrey nms In his home state, each party was given a chance to gain a seat in MIMesota. Goldwater Favored In Senate races, former Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, 1964 Republican presidential nominee, is heavily favored to win the seat of retiring Democratic Sen. carl Hayden in Arlzont.. Rep. Edward J. Gurney, R-F1a., is considered ahead of former Gov. Leroy Colllns for the seat ' ' only one with any CLEVELAND CUPD - Tile rejected suitor of a beautitul redhead has been arrested for killing the man she Intended to marry by sending him a bomb through the mail thal blew orr both his arms and ripped q:,en his stomac~ .. ' GARY IIAIINIIART REEDSVILLE- Gary Bar~>­ hart hla ftnllilod baBlc lnll>1111 ·at Amuillo, Texas. and 11 n o w stationed at Fort Shaw, Soulb CU<JIIna. His wile, 11s111, rriU Join him wltNn a week. -~a....­ •or Is Annpuneed GAWI:QL~ A ,._t" tiiOOIIqJ for all rellldonll thl Southwestern Scllool Dlatrlctwlll be hold at tht high ·lchoOI 'lllea1111'. beafrmin8 ot 7:10p.m. · They ore to moot in a to_m hiiC. otoaloo with a member slaw dopu1ment of eclo>- or Jolm Hall, Oblo Educlpubllc relations ond ~oay ~· lhl CCIIIUlloatlt;y ~ djacun the lll"O' '· ·liOoed ocboollU le~. '. Tbo lllllle~DI ol thl loa•llo ol tllo'llllti!IOR ~ or n. u41t , a- . ... - - .... . Till lllllll mllld, ootlmalocl lira.~ ......m toll, .... tho mul.... lira. lll!bt ··~ . ............... - .In lho 4(11r1CI; ~--'aald. Mr. and Mrs. Vuce .W."" Mrs. Earl Pro.., Mr. lltld llrL James ~cer, Mr&. GarMt ElUotl, Mr. and Mrs. Nel- tic, Mr. and Mn. ~ - aervanee was marred by bad nott, James Howard, llrL NoUio weather. Homeeomlng acttvttlea Young, Mr. ond Mrs. AD• Rowere wuhed out on Ocl. 19. maine. Mr. and Mr•. B. Con:J, Puents Night activities were Mr. and MrL Albert NMI, B... held Frida!' night, bul the event and Mra. GIMI H I " Jodi C.. wa• mmewhat curtailed. Following their linal perform- llda!'. Mn. ance Gil Memorial Field this taU, Bertha ~ .. llr.lltld lire..., GAllS band dire- A. K. SOitar Wedeme¥er, Delbert Bllrd, Mr. ond llrL -Cbarloa WODOL lbe following Mrs. Am Daria, .... Draele mulclon" Marlene Jobnaon. !llClelaad, Mr. Mil lire. · 1111 wuua, Bedo' crenwea•, Joon Ford, JIIMII DeVault, Sber· _ . ,, Mr. ... -- .,._ F7 " " - · Becio' <lbam, Mar- Rose.. Mra. ,Ct;'? tha Cormnll, Barb! LaJDe. Pull Mr. .... llrL Dill - r a , Joyee !Qerl, Janice Dr. ""' ·lin. ~ ~ Bui'ller, Karell. Remita, Carob'a Mr. ond lire. ·---~.. Hoaa, NIIIC1 Clarlt. CalbJSOlter, Mrs. Tbolmo ~ 1-iiiriW. Crltl;y Davia, Tom ~­ Mn. lllra. LQr FJ, Larry VallaDce, Stevoloilore, Jamal Mullina, llllko S d - . Mr. _ , '""' ~- Slllltb, l!oYid n.J •• d llr. IIIII ond Mra. . Cborloa SitiD*rL w. Must Meeting' to Ill .. rrlth Nelllonville • Yorll, 1llo fill. lowing parents (or auardloao) at Blue DeviJ !oo8>all J)la1era wwo lntrodllcod, a..U·· r · •tww•far )Ira. • �···'" • _.1 i . ~· ' •.l • Su~1 1'1mes ·Sentinel, Swmy, Oc!Ober 27, 1968 t· ;, ,, · ... ·r''*''"'"'''"'''''''''"'''''''''''''''''''''''•····~'"'''''~''"''''""'''''''''''''' ' '~'·'·'·~···· ···"·~··'•"•'''''"~'''~'''~'~~·=''m:sJ•• ·~'i.~:w.=«· Cited to .. f!urt . GALUPOLIS- ._, Alh, 57, Tbo patrol !'fled Roese to Gal~~ ....----..1... ~·-• f"-~~·-,·W• Va.. PI lliucu llj)oUJ Mlmlclpal Court Ocl. 28 ::<'•: Iii liolitpluollualclpalCourtO<I. ,on a charge ot improper back21 oa a charge at [allure to stGp irilldn the asaured eloor cllo- Ina. lanee allor an aeelde!t 11 6:20 p.m. Frldo7 oa Rl. 7, two 1114 lflx.U..ths mUes -h ol Cbo· ~Judges for Co~ttume Contest A.n~uncedl .GALLIPOLIS .;. Judges !qr lbe IIOIIIICed Sotunios by L, G. Mar- be .-."!!d on Tllurada,y, Ocl. 31, boalmlnl II 7 p.~ Galllpollo Leakln'o ....,.. Hli- chi, cbafrman._ .)Jclgei for tho toniest will bo Tho parade 1114 toniest will lowean Costume Conteatwere•n- ·Two Divorce Suits Yded ablre. to the Brown ear and moderate to the Ashear. No one was injured. The patrol lnvestlgaled a miDor accident at 9:35 a.m. Frida¥ on Rt. 325 in Rio Grande involvIng ears dri\'en by Edward E. Reese, 19, Rt. 1 Cheshire, and i \ Mad8e Nco! and Marchi llid all particiPants tre to report to the municipal building em Second Ave., shortl,y , ,. '• Atty. Ronold Colboo!l will aene 11 i'naiter bl eerem.onf.e;a. ' ' , ::::::::=:=-====::====s:=:=:::::=:::::•:=:=:=:::=:=:·:=:-.:-=-..,;:~:.:::=:=::~: lollinil>ei- it ~Otto ~ •No,, ·2'1 wlll·· uidlf ·~· lio'ov~· GALLIPOLIS- Judge 'Jbo. mao SVNDAY TIMES·SEN11NEL Publlfl*l lilt) lillnllll.• Ill· 1M Ohio \'&lie)' N!IINirw:lO, GAtLIPOLJs - !Amo (J,ew) ~. llqlotl, 80, ~ 112 Cloll GALLIPOUS IWLl TKIBl"IOE 125 Thlrdl~I.,G&U~•· OhiDof5131.,. 11•"-1 .,..,l Ill'~ 1\ln ii'IIU~Ipllialu~ S.und ~~113) , C~u'h•~t~~• Pt,ld•tGaUIJOIJ• Ohlu.0 ; it, Ook IIIII, jllld II 5:30 Llll. ~ Ia Holzer U.Ucol c.n. t.r, Iller I fcNr 1114 ... hal! I Tilt DAILY !i&\TJP;EL lUI Mee-lllc SU.I, hmlrl))·, OhiD, 45711. - Uiaooo. Minor clamoses POMEROY - Racine at 9:30p.m. Friday, 3ter- UIHarle!Dachsald. A car owned b,y Elson~nr.er, traveling north, went otfthertght ol the road and hit a culvert before coming back onto t h e road. Medium damages were incurred to the car. Sheriff Har- A llfHOIIII s.-. October 27-.28--29 tv TONIGHT ONLY Oct. 27 ANNOUNCE ART CLASS An art class will start Monday at the Southern High School in Racine with Larry Wolfe, instructor. All high school chUdren interested may attend the class to be held from 6 to 8 p.m. RACINE - Common Scents Leo Marvln-ETtiOsl Borinlno "THE DmTY DOZEN" (loletrocolor) AND Lee Marvin-Angle Dlekh11on Pink Panther Year of the Mouse SHOW STAHTS 7 P.M. CARTOON j'POINT BLANK'' ., 2 DAYS ONLY Monday & Tuesday, Od. 28th & 29th ' I WOMEN'S TERRY ROBES WINTER COATS SAVE DRESSES & ROBES We offer o •pecia I purcho•• ~"'~f' of drenes In mouy and hall-1ize including fobrlcs in double-~nits ond blends to weor lor doeu or daytime w•ar. Excellent ~alu" at their regu~ lor pdce af $7.00. T coke rour choice ot onl~ 25% LIMITED GROUP CHILDREN'S SUNDAY and MONDAY -OCT. 28 & 291 CUI. OFF VALUES TO $8.00 WHILE THEY LAST Re~ular Price of Coat. 2 days only. Saving on cash, or charge. Ho lay~Owoy. Floor- s TWO BIG DAYSI Limited group of good terry robes fully washable and full S599 SCiliCK DiE THIS REDUCTION FOR TWO DAYS ONLY. WINTER' COATS 25% OFF ANY CHILD'S WINTER COAT. REG. 89t Saving$.on cash or cli'arge sales only ~- no lay:away at tliese prices:' -· - ~ ~ ..;. ;. . Specia1 purchase W811hable denim jeans for baby toddlers in Sma11, mediwn and large. Regular price $2.00. Bu,y these while they last at one-half price. ; ~--· ' '·L SUPER SAYINGSI RAIOI 8lADlS '"' ._.,.., N .... MEN & BOYS DEPT. LINGERIE DEPT. ULTRA BRITE TOOTHPASTE VALUES $3 to $8 INSIANI SHAVE KING SIZE Kin& Size; Regular, Menthol, Lime . REG. 85c NOW······· Here'• co be~rgoi11 huntM1 1 pore~dise our scramble table 1~ clvdu odds and end1, lelr-overa, di,conlio~.~Bd numben in . • • • l~maut brafldt •_lip•, d1111er1, pojomcos, pant dreun, bra • , ll'rdl11,_ fournlottons ond other itemt in vMy limited quan• titi"' t.v.,~ item on thi1 1cromhle table 11 r.duced a full SO% e~nd more . SAV E DOLLARS MONDAY TUESDAY. AND i COLGATE Off :~~·- ~~c··· · ·· · .. 39~ . YARD GOODS COTTON BLANKETS Oall Dark plaid flannel· bJ.mUt 73 • jO- ·the Qlttoa. tllenlul " '. Btl d&h.- liqle or doubllo bed. We cam- ette for men's and __ ...... Ule - -· Bet- .... boy's sport shirts regularly 69c yard. ON SALE ... Bale JloDila)' &ad. .... 59C 2 yds. $1 ....ALUMINUM IOTCHEN 36 only. Sleeveless day time cotton dresses, dark patterns. Sizes r0 r misses and halt-sfze figure. Regularly worth $i.49. Caadvertise the name but take your choice MUSLIN l l of Ul.e tu .d.~ DRESSES Unbleached ..D. Wuhtible liJIK!1n DIM ,, Bleached or Monday and Tuesday only, your choice of bleached or unbleached muslin in our best quality, Regularly 39c to 49c a yard on sa1e at 4 YDS. $1.00 Limit 16 yd 1 • SALE ALUMINUM SALE •• 88~ s.,,., Lather REG. $1.59 88~ nch We offer a selecteds:rcqlofourgood Airway Luggage for this special ~ 2 . 5~ 0 13 OZ., REG. $1.09 ·4 9 MENNEN SPEED STICK DEODORANT REGULAR $1.~9 GALLIPOLIS - Arthur R. Flemln& 16, Gallipolis, forfeitad a $33 bond Saturday In Gallla COI!III;y Juvenile Court on a Slate HlabWa.Y Patrol charse at speed- aantvora include a SUI, Charlee (l!ul!) Allmaa, Galltpo.. lla; a daugtrter. Mf11 Avis Allman, at home; a granddaughter, c. Mr1. Chari.,. cottrel~ Parkeroburc; a arand,..., Charles E, Allmaa, Wllmlaglon, Del. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Ing. In other patrol w. Jobn ~- -'. .. HOI, - Amelio FOIIIGIIa GALLIPOLIS - Mr1. Amelia F...,M, 88, of 1538 College HUl Dr., ColPmhl•, Iormor real.... ot 'Gf111poll dl~ ofAtllloFclritaM. - I i i all Gal- A Aldo FonlaM, former Gallla Aetiloml' Hlab Seltoolcap Ia lbo late 1930's, ... ldll... In aclloa Ia World War U. 9inlvlaa are a - Attor1111 Jolrl C. Fontaaa, CoJum. bul, ud a denpter, Mrl. Ida CcJcme1, Nalbvllle, Term. There ' aro four arllldehll- and live 1H11 • arlfldehlldren. Semen MONDAY & TUESDAY OCT. 21 & 29th _SW~N CERAMIC ·PlANTERS ~~~------------~1·00 FOOTED PLANTERS REG. . 49C ---------· CHESAPEAKE Mapllaa llalriDl, et, owner rl. t h e Hliraton <llovrolet, Inc., Cbell· peoke, dlecl Frldo7 flltiiii after ou!!ering an Oj)pa!'onl heart at- tack II hla bome. He n.s coach ~ the Waterloo Woaders ~ part of the ~~ Vall01 111gb School eon- ri1d"*~ from Lawrence eoun. ty which otormod outof11le - oaotorn Ohio hlllo In 1933.34 to two consecutive Claaa B baakelball cban¢lnahipL The former Waterloo teacher-coach was born June 61 1907, 1011 of l.a1mor S. Hairston, Pe· dro, and lbo late Mrs. Nancy f?orrP/u Seoll Hairston. He 11 aurvlved by hfJ wile, ion .... Ia u IETTIR FOOTWIAR FOR TH! 'AIIII.y Mro. Geoewll! Hslrston. GALLIPOLIS OHIO ' ArrBJ11101llenbo will bo amouncod by the Tracy Brammer Funeral Home, Ironton. Mon.· Tuoo.·Wod.·Sat. 9-5 Thur. 9·12- Fri. 9-8 AND SIDEWALK SALE UPPER STORE ONLY 29Jt~ will bt held at 10 a.m. Tl!eodl,ll at Ill. Aptha Church 1114 burial will bo Ia st. JoiiOf)h Cemetery, ·· died Solurda,y ,..1'111118 In Holzer Hoopltol. Mr. WatldoU no born Alii- 8, 1879 Ia Well Virllala. lbo .... of lbo late Jolla 1114 EJ. lla liDrorlll' Waddell. l!r. Waddtll la ounlved by ..,. will, Cbrlstlne; daulb- Bel• C. Watldol~ ll111 lllbol F. Woddall, a n d llro. AllltO lleGhee, all of Jlld. dl~ ,.. b - , Jolrl Wal· ter WMidlll, Middleport; t wo .,..,.,,~ ud ab: areat-craDd- ebU-. llorYicto NO. 8400 REG. $2.57 ., will bo held II 10 a.m., •mt 1 It S.ered Heart Cli!Rh 1a l'll!l!lrw _ . 111o . of >F - A. J, GoJu. lllowold. 8ilrlal will bo Ia Socrtd REG.l.SO QT. REG. 4.50 GAL. s .98 90C ~- - PLASTIC COAT HANGERS pl. PKG. OF 8 REG. 69c ............. . 39~ Far1ners Hardtrare 310 Second Awe. LIMIT 2 KNEE SOCKS REG. 49c ~ MEN'S THERMAL UNDERWEAR 100% COlTON CORDUROY PANTS REG. $2.99 36 TO SELL JR. MISS JACKETS REG. $14.88 s711 13 SELL TO S·l;oo. As Low AL---·· . S14·95 PIECE SANDWICH 'COOKIES JUNIOR BOYS POPLIN KNIT CUFFS AND COLLARS Cotrt It To School In If' ZIPPER BAD REG. 1.97 ea. CHENILLE BEDSPREADS $3.33 REG .43e 2 POUND BOX BONDED MATERIAL REG. $1.99 COVERED PEANUTS S399 REG. $100 $5.99 ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS VALUES TO 29t 77c DOZ. 7~ EACH BOYS SAVE sse PERMANENT PRESS 5-M-L-XL PANTS REG. 1.77 VALUES TO $3.94 33 LIMIT 2 $137 LUCilE WALL PAINT CHOCOLATE LBS. 2 s· FOR • 34~ 2 1uS • • REG. 69c SAVE 2.61 ••• Now. EACH JACKETS T.iiES · OCT•.21 & 29 and LOWER .. TOP OIIOTTOM S197 ION. ~·. W1NIEI WIIGHT SIZES• 5-M-L-Xl SAVE 1.50 ON 2 2 . . Sl REG. 67C REG. CHILDREN'S Gallipolis, Ohio TOPCOlTS 1/2 PRICE SIDEWALK SALE DRAPERY MATERIAL 368 TO SELL BOYS /olin W"llllam WaddeU STORE ONLY FIG BARS FLANNEL GOWNS 43j.. REG. 67c Col........ ..... . aa.o MISSES N.Yl.ONS 216 TO SELL Rec; suo PHONE 446-1883 Friday Night SEAMLESS REG. STITCH DAYS. ' SECOND AND STATE BOYS SHOES Coach Oaimed 2 p.m. !b1de7. 8MII!S PAMPERS ~~~T!~~-····· ;1~~, s137 ·-----~:-~"':'-~-------~;...-~,.~~~-:;, . PRICE & SONS & IU~S.­ oa. 21 & 29 SALE BOUUQUE " Sl99 ION. SIDEWALK the Rev. Jlmel A. Hmla. Bur· /; W will bo Ia Ook HUI C, M. :• Ctmller7. Fiiendo m&7 caU II lbo H!lllbo• FuDoral Home, Ook K,,I INI·X REG. $3.69 • ease•. Judie capture i.,-dla 'IflEY'RE NEW FOLDING SYRINGE ANNEX •• 48 STATE S T R E E T · - - - - - - - - 1 412-414 SECOND AVENUE Is Forfeited PRINCESS ~F :' '' R~ular, Dry, Rog. $1.29 I I( • ' . " r; ·~ vos SHAMPOO 3te I 1--------::baviJ- S~ule,. . • i deraonDeem. This ~roup include-s pi .. pans, muffin pans, cookie sheets, bitcult pon, round or tquare coke pons and yott eon buy your choice of any item ot 39c eoch or any 3 for $1. LUGGAGE SALE l • Rotular, hard to ho14, unscented. ) NOW . Floor)--- We repeat 0\11' 1pe<iol 1ole of Century Aluminum kilt hen helpen for rhi• OctoHr event. 'four thoi~• af souce f>ans, pie-ponl with ~ov..-, coke PCJ"S witt. c:over, colle ser.•er• with ol..,mlnU!rl coY• 81'1. range 1eh, and roo1l ponl . MULTIPLE UNIT AQUA-NE HAIR SPRAY Per Customer -~;.;;;....&----- (Dowutain .fl . REG. 98t, NOW P'lrst come, f I r 8 t Reg. $8.99 '...)' PERSONNA INJECTOR 7'S ·-sl y4 . Teen's Bond llliiDLEPORT - Jolla WUI!am w-..; 89, 4111 st., lllldclleport, MORE THERMAL WEAVE Funeral Homo In l'lrl<· eroburo lor Mro. llolalle Deem AllmiD, 86, Wllo died 11urada,y, !lie wae born Ia WO!XI CcalaIJ, W, VL, In 1882, dauslfl« of lbo lite Wari'OII and .Juc13' An· :j UDIU!d PrelhJt.rlu Church by 'll' 11011 a con!eellonerJ a n d - - bore !01' 1118!11' Je&rl Ia lbe locallclt DOll Iii lbo old Oldo VaiiiQ'Baak,.. Socoad Ave. Dan-Press plBids in newest Fall colors for skirts, An Exce-llent slacks, jumpers or two piece suit!!. Washable, perman- Value At ent press, ~iron 50 per cent Fortrel and 50 per cent $1.00 We offer for this two day e\'enta fine group of our knit golf and knit shirt11 !or the actJve man and boy. Sizes for Small, Mediwn, Large and XL men, and boys' sizes 8 to 18. l o., Awar(J.l§ . J .... f. •'lloli'' I'Oidlili, . REG. $2.00 • Specili purchase grol;J 250 yards only ramous Dan River I' Roaalie ..41lnuua HoweU rlaod James T. Jolmaon, 17, r.anq,ous, $15 and ooata, speodlag; Charleo Tackett, . Knorue 16, Gallipolis, $20 alld coats, RUTLAND- Mrs.t:.vdlaNieh- unaafe vehicle; ltusoall Elliott, olaoo Knouse, 80, formerll' of 17, Gallipolis, $10 and costa, Rutland Township, died In Ada, both au-lded. !allure to IIGp within theaaourad cleor distance, Okla., oo 0c1. IL She was lbo dousltter at tho aad Harold Ruml.,y, 16, Galltpo.. late Mr. l!ld Mra. Georse Nich- Us, $10 and coats, failure to dlm olson and la a nlfte of M r !I, headllghta. Cited by cli;y pollee, WUIIam Elbabe111 Mecumber of Dexter. BosUc, 16, Gallipolis, was Oned Site lo &lao ourvtvod b7 numor~ l!ld coats, bolb auspendod, oua cousina In Meigs CounQo beaidaafour daughters. Mra. El- fallure to wear protective head ~' dadon. ~ EU1 flrat wife, the former Sar· eanor Granter and Mrs. Ann- gear while rid:lng as a passenger ette Challa, both at Ada; Mrs. on a motorcycle. :1 ab Morpa, dleclla 1922. 'f Ha II IUI'VIvecl b7 hla widow, Rutll Brown, Wewoka, Okla.; Mrs. SAUSAGE :mJFFER ~ llrL Fora 'Siqle Hl!lhel, whom Katbeyn McNamara, Fort W~, HONG KONG (UPl).. Lee ; be married In 1931i two lOili, Ind., and a son, Kenneth Knouse. Han& 30, ate 63 Dualsh f: Damt H. Dilboo, ,........,., Jr., Ada. Four brothera, WUllam aaaaase• In 12 minutes Saturday Hlflboa Fuberal Home, Alllenl; F. Nleholson, Shawnee, Okla.; and won an eating contest ~ l!ld Edwanl H. lllabeo, CoDtm, Floyd, Wewoka; Leatar, EIRene, lfPC)IIIOred b7 Danlah food :: 1114 ... allier, llrl. ,_... Okla.; Doll R•• Oklahoma CUy, merchants. Hfs prize was a " E. Qllmlo) Davlo, Ook H Ill. 14 lll"andchlldren and five areal· 7ear'a supply of Danish sauaa~ Tbore ore llvo arlfldchlldr•lll4 graadchlldren aloo survive. ses. ,. lour III'IOI-Irondddldr"'!~ Funeral lel'Vlces wlll be ccm~ ~ Monc(oy at lbe Ook IIIli ;·~ 2 for $11.00 duct HOaaey ..rvteoo II 2 p.m. todll' II lbo RIWIIap • CGall Funoral Home. Frlenda I!1IQ' coli at 'lbo !unorol bome llfllllme, s:":: .. for IIIOJ'e tllaa A ...,.,... of 11le Ook H Ill UDIIed Prolbyterlu Clolrcll, bo waa 1 50-¥811' member of lbo _Forllaod Lodp No. 354, Free and Aecepled MaiCMit, T r Ia I ChlplaJ: No. 70, Jacklon, 32ad Doaree, Seottllh Rite, Colum1>111, Joel!.., Coomii'BIIrlnoCiub, AieMin 9trlne Temple, CoJum. bul, Ook HUI Ch.tpter No. 449, Order of Ea-. Star, Lodp, Ook HUI, 1114 lbo Na,_, UODil F11leral Directorl AIID· (Technlcolorl Ehis Presley, Michele carey COLORCAHTOONS: Animal Rewe c:ounq ComiiOiil Ple&l COUrt em a cltorce at 11011..._;. ileturaed here !rom Columbus, Rupe W81 charged wltb vlolallclt of probation em the ..... I1IJIPOl'l convl<lklo. Tbo Cljl!ao lias lsaued lrom lbe loeal court ... 0<1. 22, 1962. eoa- of 0 a k lilent Wollh tomlly, 1bo 1a1e 'Jbo. mu J, 1114 Slrlh J..,.o lfll&boo. . A 1908 ....... of Ook HIll lllfll ht Wll • 11109 .,..... of ... Clll- Collop of 1!>...ha•,.. Until hi• I'8CIIII! m. .IIIII, bo liu 11lo oldell Jll'&ctlclaa-uclanla Olllo. . )I 1910, bo purchuod 0 •• halt - - Ia ... 1lrm owned 1>1 John D, iJoJd of 08k IIIli. :!lkleo 1916, bo waolbo IOie cnmtr of lbo Hlflboo Fuaeral Home Hl"ff!w lbo Ook IIIli • Tonight • Monday • Tue&da,y "IJVE A LITTLE, LOVE A LITTLE" nsldent Hearj Cemelor)'. Fllbe< Jolll Sllerr)' will GALLIPOLIS - Funeral sorJllll, bo wao tbo 1G01 of I prolll· rteoo were held Soturda,y 1111le MEIGS THEATRE Gillian residence in Chester. from where Mr. Gillian, believed to have suffered a stroke, WIB taken to Pomeroy and trans-ferred to an ambulance Cor transportation to Holzer Hospital. w. lolltcbell IIO!IIenoad . Rlehi.H Jtupe, 3&, Columb11, Iormor r e - at Galllpollo, to I~ yeora Ia tho Olllo ~ lladlu7 Frldl,ll Ia G a Ill a ,.._,.,.. ner) week~!~~,) tl'lllllllltx~I!JII *'""' temach llid Saturdo.Y Spencer before 7 o'clock on 0c1. 31. dl..\. Ent..-.d Ullt"Onll cl111 m&lihlllnldtr II Led by tho GAllS marching 0-lo, l'clso ntll«. were laaarred to a car driven was picked liP by the Racine emer- band, tho participants will then Pumuro),TlCMWS Ot' Sl.'IISCRIPTlO~ · goaq oq,uad and taken to Voter· by Warren Davts, t2, Raclne, 1\ norrler daih 1nd !iolllkJ, Ut '"" -~. parade to tho I'Ublle s.,.aro NAILl>l.~Rli'TIOri HAn;i at 5:30 a.m. Saturdq on 1he ane lolemorial Hoapltal lor troll· where the annual costume judgn., li&llipVl io l'riU• 111 Ohlu ,,.. Wn1 \'lrmont at minor ln)lrles and that Royal Ook Park road, !llerilf linll, Ol>t )qr $9~ oil lh<ll11hl 85; 1hr" -.omh• $3; fl-hoe«, _ , .. reJo;o il mltfllhliJG;Ihr. he had not yet talked to ~ Ing wiU lake place, Robert Hartenboch reported. Prizes, -sored by local llllln!MR.~Wonda WUllams, Rl. 2 Galli· · The car went to the loll on about the aeeldent. Thl fllll1 llitnlh11i, - ,..,. Ill; sl• -'1• merclumt.s, wlll be ofl'ered Jn ~.U; lh,... monl ho p. polis, charged extreme cruelty the road, struck a tree, and then r~~e L'nluld l'rv•• lnoen,.tlonol Ia ~~duii­ three age divisions ln three eatebl ber petition tor a divorce trom Into a lleld. Davia was not lnI..IJ .... aLl ... oo lht ulll fur publifallon ot all lf>J'Ios: 1-7 1081'1; 7-14; and 14 TAKEN TO HOSPITAL nt101 dllfl&•""'• cr... ,,_. 10 11111 -~· l.lt Kenneth WUllama. They were )Jred, mel m charges were tOPOMEROY - The Pome!'O)' to 90. The selections will be 1ho lhll luo'ILI niWI poi!IIINid heHhl. married Dec. 9, 1959 and have ed. booed on moat orlglnal, !Uimleat four children, She seeks aUmony lnveatlptloo .was oont1nu1ns of emergency squad answered a call ...--~~ and custoclr of the children. an accident on Route 124 north of saturday morning to the Eber Blanche Johnson, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, filed a petition for a diGloria A. Williams, 30, Rt 3 vorce from Alfonso Johnson on Oak HUI. grounds of gross neglect ot duty Officers said that Reese was and extreme cruelty. They were attempting to back into a parkmarried July 29, 1960 and ha-ve ing space and his car struck a three children. She also seeks parked car owned by Mrs. WUalimony and custottv of the chilllams. There was minor damto the right rear fender of dren. "II . lolary Austin, Rev. A. H. MacKenzte. Leaves Park Road The !late Hlabwa,y Patrol oald A1h's ear faDed to stop and struck GALLIPOLIS - TwO diYoree the back ~ .. car driven by Betactions were flied Frldl,ll In Gal· ty r.( Bro1111, 36, And• Grove, W. VL Mrs. BtoWn had stop- Ita County Common Pleas Coort, aeeordlng to clerk of court Mar· pod In a line at aoulbbflund trafjorle Rinehart. fie to make a left turn. There was minor damage • ' 1114 uallesi. ' LIMIT 3 ·' 2 �···'" • _.1 i . ~· ' •.l • Su~1 1'1mes ·Sentinel, Swmy, Oc!Ober 27, 1968 t· ;, ,, · ... ·r''*''"'"'''"'''''''''"'''''''''''''''''''''''•····~'"'''''~''"''''""'''''''''''''' ' '~'·'·'·~···· ···"·~··'•"•'''''"~'''~'''~'~~·=''m:sJ•• ·~'i.~:w.=«· Cited to .. f!urt . GALUPOLIS- ._, Alh, 57, Tbo patrol !'fled Roese to Gal~~ ....----..1... ~·-• f"-~~·-,·W• Va.. PI lliucu llj)oUJ Mlmlclpal Court Ocl. 28 ::<'•: Iii liolitpluollualclpalCourtO<I. ,on a charge ot improper back21 oa a charge at [allure to stGp irilldn the asaured eloor cllo- Ina. lanee allor an aeelde!t 11 6:20 p.m. Frldo7 oa Rl. 7, two 1114 lflx.U..ths mUes -h ol Cbo· ~Judges for Co~ttume Contest A.n~uncedl .GALLIPOLIS .;. Judges !qr lbe IIOIIIICed Sotunios by L, G. Mar- be .-."!!d on Tllurada,y, Ocl. 31, boalmlnl II 7 p.~ Galllpollo Leakln'o ....,.. Hli- chi, cbafrman._ .)Jclgei for tho toniest will bo Tho parade 1114 toniest will lowean Costume Conteatwere•n- ·Two Divorce Suits Yded ablre. to the Brown ear and moderate to the Ashear. No one was injured. The patrol lnvestlgaled a miDor accident at 9:35 a.m. Frida¥ on Rt. 325 in Rio Grande involvIng ears dri\'en by Edward E. Reese, 19, Rt. 1 Cheshire, and i \ Mad8e Nco! and Marchi llid all particiPants tre to report to the municipal building em Second Ave., shortl,y , ,. '• Atty. Ronold Colboo!l will aene 11 i'naiter bl eerem.onf.e;a. ' ' , ::::::::=:=-====::====s:=:=:::::=:::::•:=:=:=:::=:=:·:=:-.:-=-..,;:~:.:::=:=::~: lollinil>ei- it ~Otto ~ •No,, ·2'1 wlll·· uidlf ·~· lio'ov~· GALLIPOLIS- Judge 'Jbo. mao SVNDAY TIMES·SEN11NEL Publlfl*l lilt) lillnllll.• Ill· 1M Ohio \'&lie)' N!IINirw:lO, GAtLIPOLJs - !Amo (J,ew) ~. llqlotl, 80, ~ 112 Cloll GALLIPOUS IWLl TKIBl"IOE 125 Thlrdl~I.,G&U~•· OhiDof5131.,. 11•"-1 .,..,l Ill'~ 1\ln ii'IIU~Ipllialu~ S.und ~~113) , C~u'h•~t~~• Pt,ld•tGaUIJOIJ• Ohlu.0 ; it, Ook IIIII, jllld II 5:30 Llll. ~ Ia Holzer U.Ucol c.n. t.r, Iller I fcNr 1114 ... hal! I Tilt DAILY !i&\TJP;EL lUI Mee-lllc SU.I, hmlrl))·, OhiD, 45711. - Uiaooo. Minor clamoses POMEROY - Racine at 9:30p.m. Friday, 3ter- UIHarle!Dachsald. A car owned b,y Elson~nr.er, traveling north, went otfthertght ol the road and hit a culvert before coming back onto t h e road. Medium damages were incurred to the car. Sheriff Har- A llfHOIIII s.-. October 27-.28--29 tv TONIGHT ONLY Oct. 27 ANNOUNCE ART CLASS An art class will start Monday at the Southern High School in Racine with Larry Wolfe, instructor. All high school chUdren interested may attend the class to be held from 6 to 8 p.m. RACINE - Common Scents Leo Marvln-ETtiOsl Borinlno "THE DmTY DOZEN" (loletrocolor) AND Lee Marvin-Angle Dlekh11on Pink Panther Year of the Mouse SHOW STAHTS 7 P.M. CARTOON j'POINT BLANK'' ., 2 DAYS ONLY Monday & Tuesday, Od. 28th & 29th ' I WOMEN'S TERRY ROBES WINTER COATS SAVE DRESSES & ROBES We offer o •pecia I purcho•• ~"'~f' of drenes In mouy and hall-1ize including fobrlcs in double-~nits ond blends to weor lor doeu or daytime w•ar. Excellent ~alu" at their regu~ lor pdce af $7.00. T coke rour choice ot onl~ 25% LIMITED GROUP CHILDREN'S SUNDAY and MONDAY -OCT. 28 & 291 CUI. OFF VALUES TO $8.00 WHILE THEY LAST Re~ular Price of Coat. 2 days only. Saving on cash, or charge. Ho lay~Owoy. Floor- s TWO BIG DAYSI Limited group of good terry robes fully washable and full S599 SCiliCK DiE THIS REDUCTION FOR TWO DAYS ONLY. WINTER' COATS 25% OFF ANY CHILD'S WINTER COAT. REG. 89t Saving$.on cash or cli'arge sales only ~- no lay:away at tliese prices:' -· - ~ ~ ..;. ;. . Specia1 purchase W811hable denim jeans for baby toddlers in Sma11, mediwn and large. Regular price $2.00. Bu,y these while they last at one-half price. ; ~--· ' '·L SUPER SAYINGSI RAIOI 8lADlS '"' ._.,.., N .... MEN & BOYS DEPT. LINGERIE DEPT. ULTRA BRITE TOOTHPASTE VALUES $3 to $8 INSIANI SHAVE KING SIZE Kin& Size; Regular, Menthol, Lime . REG. 85c NOW······· Here'• co be~rgoi11 huntM1 1 pore~dise our scramble table 1~ clvdu odds and end1, lelr-overa, di,conlio~.~Bd numben in . • • • l~maut brafldt •_lip•, d1111er1, pojomcos, pant dreun, bra • , ll'rdl11,_ fournlottons ond other itemt in vMy limited quan• titi"' t.v.,~ item on thi1 1cromhle table 11 r.duced a full SO% e~nd more . SAV E DOLLARS MONDAY TUESDAY. AND i COLGATE Off :~~·- ~~c··· · ·· · .. 39~ . YARD GOODS COTTON BLANKETS Oall Dark plaid flannel· bJ.mUt 73 • jO- ·the Qlttoa. tllenlul " '. Btl d&h.- liqle or doubllo bed. We cam- ette for men's and __ ...... Ule - -· Bet- .... boy's sport shirts regularly 69c yard. ON SALE ... Bale JloDila)' &ad. .... 59C 2 yds. $1 ....ALUMINUM IOTCHEN 36 only. Sleeveless day time cotton dresses, dark patterns. Sizes r0 r misses and halt-sfze figure. Regularly worth $i.49. Caadvertise the name but take your choice MUSLIN l l of Ul.e tu .d.~ DRESSES Unbleached ..D. Wuhtible liJIK!1n DIM ,, Bleached or Monday and Tuesday only, your choice of bleached or unbleached muslin in our best quality, Regularly 39c to 49c a yard on sa1e at 4 YDS. $1.00 Limit 16 yd 1 • SALE ALUMINUM SALE •• 88~ s.,,., Lather REG. $1.59 88~ nch We offer a selecteds:rcqlofourgood Airway Luggage for this special ~ 2 . 5~ 0 13 OZ., REG. $1.09 ·4 9 MENNEN SPEED STICK DEODORANT REGULAR $1.~9 GALLIPOLIS - Arthur R. Flemln& 16, Gallipolis, forfeitad a $33 bond Saturday In Gallla COI!III;y Juvenile Court on a Slate HlabWa.Y Patrol charse at speed- aantvora include a SUI, Charlee (l!ul!) Allmaa, Galltpo.. lla; a daugtrter. Mf11 Avis Allman, at home; a granddaughter, c. Mr1. Chari.,. cottrel~ Parkeroburc; a arand,..., Charles E, Allmaa, Wllmlaglon, Del. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Ing. In other patrol w. Jobn ~- -'. .. HOI, - Amelio FOIIIGIIa GALLIPOLIS - Mr1. Amelia F...,M, 88, of 1538 College HUl Dr., ColPmhl•, Iormor real.... ot 'Gf111poll dl~ ofAtllloFclritaM. - I i i all Gal- A Aldo FonlaM, former Gallla Aetiloml' Hlab Seltoolcap Ia lbo late 1930's, ... ldll... In aclloa Ia World War U. 9inlvlaa are a - Attor1111 Jolrl C. Fontaaa, CoJum. bul, ud a denpter, Mrl. Ida CcJcme1, Nalbvllle, Term. There ' aro four arllldehll- and live 1H11 • arlfldehlldren. Semen MONDAY & TUESDAY OCT. 21 & 29th _SW~N CERAMIC ·PlANTERS ~~~------------~1·00 FOOTED PLANTERS REG. . 49C ---------· CHESAPEAKE Mapllaa llalriDl, et, owner rl. t h e Hliraton <llovrolet, Inc., Cbell· peoke, dlecl Frldo7 flltiiii after ou!!ering an Oj)pa!'onl heart at- tack II hla bome. He n.s coach ~ the Waterloo Woaders ~ part of the ~~ Vall01 111gb School eon- ri1d"*~ from Lawrence eoun. ty which otormod outof11le - oaotorn Ohio hlllo In 1933.34 to two consecutive Claaa B baakelball cban¢lnahipL The former Waterloo teacher-coach was born June 61 1907, 1011 of l.a1mor S. Hairston, Pe· dro, and lbo late Mrs. Nancy f?orrP/u Seoll Hairston. He 11 aurvlved by hfJ wile, ion .... Ia u IETTIR FOOTWIAR FOR TH! 'AIIII.y Mro. Geoewll! Hslrston. GALLIPOLIS OHIO ' ArrBJ11101llenbo will bo amouncod by the Tracy Brammer Funeral Home, Ironton. Mon.· Tuoo.·Wod.·Sat. 9-5 Thur. 9·12- Fri. 9-8 AND SIDEWALK SALE UPPER STORE ONLY 29Jt~ will bt held at 10 a.m. Tl!eodl,ll at Ill. Aptha Church 1114 burial will bo Ia st. JoiiOf)h Cemetery, ·· died Solurda,y ,..1'111118 In Holzer Hoopltol. Mr. WatldoU no born Alii- 8, 1879 Ia Well Virllala. lbo .... of lbo late Jolla 1114 EJ. lla liDrorlll' Waddell. l!r. Waddtll la ounlved by ..,. will, Cbrlstlne; daulb- Bel• C. Watldol~ ll111 lllbol F. Woddall, a n d llro. AllltO lleGhee, all of Jlld. dl~ ,.. b - , Jolrl Wal· ter WMidlll, Middleport; t wo .,..,.,,~ ud ab: areat-craDd- ebU-. llorYicto NO. 8400 REG. $2.57 ., will bo held II 10 a.m., •mt 1 It S.ered Heart Cli!Rh 1a l'll!l!lrw _ . 111o . of >F - A. J, GoJu. lllowold. 8ilrlal will bo Ia Socrtd REG.l.SO QT. REG. 4.50 GAL. s .98 90C ~- - PLASTIC COAT HANGERS pl. PKG. OF 8 REG. 69c ............. . 39~ Far1ners Hardtrare 310 Second Awe. LIMIT 2 KNEE SOCKS REG. 49c ~ MEN'S THERMAL UNDERWEAR 100% COlTON CORDUROY PANTS REG. $2.99 36 TO SELL JR. MISS JACKETS REG. $14.88 s711 13 SELL TO S·l;oo. As Low AL---·· . S14·95 PIECE SANDWICH 'COOKIES JUNIOR BOYS POPLIN KNIT CUFFS AND COLLARS Cotrt It To School In If' ZIPPER BAD REG. 1.97 ea. CHENILLE BEDSPREADS $3.33 REG .43e 2 POUND BOX BONDED MATERIAL REG. $1.99 COVERED PEANUTS S399 REG. $100 $5.99 ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS VALUES TO 29t 77c DOZ. 7~ EACH BOYS SAVE sse PERMANENT PRESS 5-M-L-XL PANTS REG. 1.77 VALUES TO $3.94 33 LIMIT 2 $137 LUCilE WALL PAINT CHOCOLATE LBS. 2 s· FOR • 34~ 2 1uS • • REG. 69c SAVE 2.61 ••• Now. EACH JACKETS T.iiES · OCT•.21 & 29 and LOWER .. TOP OIIOTTOM S197 ION. ~·. W1NIEI WIIGHT SIZES• 5-M-L-Xl SAVE 1.50 ON 2 2 . . Sl REG. 67C REG. CHILDREN'S Gallipolis, Ohio TOPCOlTS 1/2 PRICE SIDEWALK SALE DRAPERY MATERIAL 368 TO SELL BOYS /olin W"llllam WaddeU STORE ONLY FIG BARS FLANNEL GOWNS 43j.. REG. 67c Col........ ..... . aa.o MISSES N.Yl.ONS 216 TO SELL Rec; suo PHONE 446-1883 Friday Night SEAMLESS REG. STITCH DAYS. ' SECOND AND STATE BOYS SHOES Coach Oaimed 2 p.m. !b1de7. 8MII!S PAMPERS ~~~T!~~-····· ;1~~, s137 ·-----~:-~"':'-~-------~;...-~,.~~~-:;, . PRICE & SONS & IU~S.­ oa. 21 & 29 SALE BOUUQUE " Sl99 ION. SIDEWALK the Rev. Jlmel A. Hmla. Bur· /; W will bo Ia Ook HUI C, M. :• Ctmller7. Fiiendo m&7 caU II lbo H!lllbo• FuDoral Home, Ook K,,I INI·X REG. $3.69 • ease•. Judie capture i.,-dla 'IflEY'RE NEW FOLDING SYRINGE ANNEX •• 48 STATE S T R E E T · - - - - - - - - 1 412-414 SECOND AVENUE Is Forfeited PRINCESS ~F :' '' R~ular, Dry, Rog. $1.29 I I( • ' . " r; ·~ vos SHAMPOO 3te I 1--------::baviJ- S~ule,. . • i deraonDeem. This ~roup include-s pi .. pans, muffin pans, cookie sheets, bitcult pon, round or tquare coke pons and yott eon buy your choice of any item ot 39c eoch or any 3 for $1. LUGGAGE SALE l • Rotular, hard to ho14, unscented. ) NOW . Floor)--- We repeat 0\11' 1pe<iol 1ole of Century Aluminum kilt hen helpen for rhi• OctoHr event. 'four thoi~• af souce f>ans, pie-ponl with ~ov..-, coke PCJ"S witt. c:over, colle ser.•er• with ol..,mlnU!rl coY• 81'1. range 1eh, and roo1l ponl . MULTIPLE UNIT AQUA-NE HAIR SPRAY Per Customer -~;.;;;....&----- (Dowutain .fl . REG. 98t, NOW P'lrst come, f I r 8 t Reg. $8.99 '...)' PERSONNA INJECTOR 7'S ·-sl y4 . Teen's Bond llliiDLEPORT - Jolla WUI!am w-..; 89, 4111 st., lllldclleport, MORE THERMAL WEAVE Funeral Homo In l'lrl<· eroburo lor Mro. llolalle Deem AllmiD, 86, Wllo died 11urada,y, !lie wae born Ia WO!XI CcalaIJ, W, VL, In 1882, dauslfl« of lbo lite Wari'OII and .Juc13' An· :j UDIU!d PrelhJt.rlu Church by 'll' 11011 a con!eellonerJ a n d - - bore !01' 1118!11' Je&rl Ia lbe locallclt DOll Iii lbo old Oldo VaiiiQ'Baak,.. Socoad Ave. Dan-Press plBids in newest Fall colors for skirts, An Exce-llent slacks, jumpers or two piece suit!!. Washable, perman- Value At ent press, ~iron 50 per cent Fortrel and 50 per cent $1.00 We offer for this two day e\'enta fine group of our knit golf and knit shirt11 !or the actJve man and boy. Sizes for Small, Mediwn, Large and XL men, and boys' sizes 8 to 18. l o., Awar(J.l§ . J .... f. •'lloli'' I'Oidlili, . REG. $2.00 • Specili purchase grol;J 250 yards only ramous Dan River I' Roaalie ..41lnuua HoweU rlaod James T. Jolmaon, 17, r.anq,ous, $15 and ooata, speodlag; Charleo Tackett, . Knorue 16, Gallipolis, $20 alld coats, RUTLAND- Mrs.t:.vdlaNieh- unaafe vehicle; ltusoall Elliott, olaoo Knouse, 80, formerll' of 17, Gallipolis, $10 and costa, Rutland Township, died In Ada, both au-lded. !allure to IIGp within theaaourad cleor distance, Okla., oo 0c1. IL She was lbo dousltter at tho aad Harold Ruml.,y, 16, Galltpo.. late Mr. l!ld Mra. Georse Nich- Us, $10 and coats, failure to dlm olson and la a nlfte of M r !I, headllghta. Cited by cli;y pollee, WUIIam Elbabe111 Mecumber of Dexter. BosUc, 16, Gallipolis, was Oned Site lo &lao ourvtvod b7 numor~ l!ld coats, bolb auspendod, oua cousina In Meigs CounQo beaidaafour daughters. Mra. El- fallure to wear protective head ~' dadon. ~ EU1 flrat wife, the former Sar· eanor Granter and Mrs. Ann- gear while rid:lng as a passenger ette Challa, both at Ada; Mrs. on a motorcycle. :1 ab Morpa, dleclla 1922. 'f Ha II IUI'VIvecl b7 hla widow, Rutll Brown, Wewoka, Okla.; Mrs. SAUSAGE :mJFFER ~ llrL Fora 'Siqle Hl!lhel, whom Katbeyn McNamara, Fort W~, HONG KONG (UPl).. Lee ; be married In 1931i two lOili, Ind., and a son, Kenneth Knouse. Han& 30, ate 63 Dualsh f: Damt H. Dilboo, ,........,., Jr., Ada. Four brothera, WUllam aaaaase• In 12 minutes Saturday Hlflboa Fuberal Home, Alllenl; F. Nleholson, Shawnee, Okla.; and won an eating contest ~ l!ld Edwanl H. lllabeo, CoDtm, Floyd, Wewoka; Leatar, EIRene, lfPC)IIIOred b7 Danlah food :: 1114 ... allier, llrl. ,_... Okla.; Doll R•• Oklahoma CUy, merchants. Hfs prize was a " E. Qllmlo) Davlo, Ook H Ill. 14 lll"andchlldren and five areal· 7ear'a supply of Danish sauaa~ Tbore ore llvo arlfldchlldr•lll4 graadchlldren aloo survive. ses. ,. lour III'IOI-Irondddldr"'!~ Funeral lel'Vlces wlll be ccm~ ~ Monc(oy at lbe Ook IIIli ;·~ 2 for $11.00 duct HOaaey ..rvteoo II 2 p.m. todll' II lbo RIWIIap • CGall Funoral Home. Frlenda I!1IQ' coli at 'lbo !unorol bome llfllllme, s:":: .. for IIIOJ'e tllaa A ...,.,... of 11le Ook H Ill UDIIed Prolbyterlu Clolrcll, bo waa 1 50-¥811' member of lbo _Forllaod Lodp No. 354, Free and Aecepled MaiCMit, T r Ia I ChlplaJ: No. 70, Jacklon, 32ad Doaree, Seottllh Rite, Colum1>111, Joel!.., Coomii'BIIrlnoCiub, AieMin 9trlne Temple, CoJum. bul, Ook HUI Ch.tpter No. 449, Order of Ea-. Star, Lodp, Ook HUI, 1114 lbo Na,_, UODil F11leral Directorl AIID· (Technlcolorl Ehis Presley, Michele carey COLORCAHTOONS: Animal Rewe c:ounq ComiiOiil Ple&l COUrt em a cltorce at 11011..._;. ileturaed here !rom Columbus, Rupe W81 charged wltb vlolallclt of probation em the ..... I1IJIPOl'l convl<lklo. Tbo Cljl!ao lias lsaued lrom lbe loeal court ... 0<1. 22, 1962. eoa- of 0 a k lilent Wollh tomlly, 1bo 1a1e 'Jbo. mu J, 1114 Slrlh J..,.o lfll&boo. . A 1908 ....... of Ook HIll lllfll ht Wll • 11109 .,..... of ... Clll- Collop of 1!>...ha•,.. Until hi• I'8CIIII! m. .IIIII, bo liu 11lo oldell Jll'&ctlclaa-uclanla Olllo. . )I 1910, bo purchuod 0 •• halt - - Ia ... 1lrm owned 1>1 John D, iJoJd of 08k IIIli. :!lkleo 1916, bo waolbo IOie cnmtr of lbo Hlflboo Fuaeral Home Hl"ff!w lbo Ook IIIli • Tonight • Monday • Tue&da,y "IJVE A LITTLE, LOVE A LITTLE" nsldent Hearj Cemelor)'. Fllbe< Jolll Sllerr)' will GALLIPOLIS - Funeral sorJllll, bo wao tbo 1G01 of I prolll· rteoo were held Soturda,y 1111le MEIGS THEATRE Gillian residence in Chester. from where Mr. Gillian, believed to have suffered a stroke, WIB taken to Pomeroy and trans-ferred to an ambulance Cor transportation to Holzer Hospital. w. lolltcbell IIO!IIenoad . Rlehi.H Jtupe, 3&, Columb11, Iormor r e - at Galllpollo, to I~ yeora Ia tho Olllo ~ lladlu7 Frldl,ll Ia G a Ill a ,.._,.,.. ner) week~!~~,) tl'lllllllltx~I!JII *'""' temach llid Saturdo.Y Spencer before 7 o'clock on 0c1. 31. dl..\. Ent..-.d Ullt"Onll cl111 m&lihlllnldtr II Led by tho GAllS marching 0-lo, l'clso ntll«. were laaarred to a car driven was picked liP by the Racine emer- band, tho participants will then Pumuro),TlCMWS Ot' Sl.'IISCRIPTlO~ · goaq oq,uad and taken to Voter· by Warren Davts, t2, Raclne, 1\ norrler daih 1nd !iolllkJ, Ut '"" -~. parade to tho I'Ublle s.,.aro NAILl>l.~Rli'TIOri HAn;i at 5:30 a.m. Saturdq on 1he ane lolemorial Hoapltal lor troll· where the annual costume judgn., li&llipVl io l'riU• 111 Ohlu ,,.. Wn1 \'lrmont at minor ln)lrles and that Royal Ook Park road, !llerilf linll, Ol>t )qr $9~ oil lh<ll11hl 85; 1hr" -.omh• $3; fl-hoe«, _ , .. reJo;o il mltfllhliJG;Ihr. he had not yet talked to ~ Ing wiU lake place, Robert Hartenboch reported. Prizes, -sored by local llllln!MR.~Wonda WUllams, Rl. 2 Galli· · The car went to the loll on about the aeeldent. Thl fllll1 llitnlh11i, - ,..,. Ill; sl• -'1• merclumt.s, wlll be ofl'ered Jn ~.U; lh,... monl ho p. polis, charged extreme cruelty the road, struck a tree, and then r~~e L'nluld l'rv•• lnoen,.tlonol Ia ~~duii­ three age divisions ln three eatebl ber petition tor a divorce trom Into a lleld. Davia was not lnI..IJ .... aLl ... oo lht ulll fur publifallon ot all lf>J'Ios: 1-7 1081'1; 7-14; and 14 TAKEN TO HOSPITAL nt101 dllfl&•""'• cr... ,,_. 10 11111 -~· l.lt Kenneth WUllama. They were )Jred, mel m charges were tOPOMEROY - The Pome!'O)' to 90. The selections will be 1ho lhll luo'ILI niWI poi!IIINid heHhl. married Dec. 9, 1959 and have ed. booed on moat orlglnal, !Uimleat four children, She seeks aUmony lnveatlptloo .was oont1nu1ns of emergency squad answered a call ...--~~ and custoclr of the children. an accident on Route 124 north of saturday morning to the Eber Blanche Johnson, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, filed a petition for a diGloria A. Williams, 30, Rt 3 vorce from Alfonso Johnson on Oak HUI. grounds of gross neglect ot duty Officers said that Reese was and extreme cruelty. They were attempting to back into a parkmarried July 29, 1960 and ha-ve ing space and his car struck a three children. She also seeks parked car owned by Mrs. WUalimony and custottv of the chilllams. There was minor damto the right rear fender of dren. "II . lolary Austin, Rev. A. H. MacKenzte. Leaves Park Road The !late Hlabwa,y Patrol oald A1h's ear faDed to stop and struck GALLIPOLIS - TwO diYoree the back ~ .. car driven by Betactions were flied Frldl,ll In Gal· ty r.( Bro1111, 36, And• Grove, W. VL Mrs. BtoWn had stop- Ita County Common Pleas Coort, aeeordlng to clerk of court Mar· pod In a line at aoulbbflund trafjorle Rinehart. fie to make a left turn. There was minor damage • ' 1114 uallesi. ' LIMIT 3 ·' 2 �.. ~l1f;~~:!l,.,.ll' TIII)OI ,·~atl"'l' SUnllll·, October 27, ''J • i Tile 19GR Farmer Checking · '6B~ ·Record :-J!Y WJi.Ll~M P. SMITH ..... ..,..,.. MaMpment Apnt ." JACKSON - Year's end Ia .,( ·• cbwlna close, a time wben the ~ ,i· D:IU'l farmer looks. at his farm , .ncoJdo to oee If there Is ..me ., he can legally roduco h I • ~:· 19681ncome tax. . 11\en l8 an lncrease in taxes for 1968. Checking farm records now may result In tax savings. At return..fllliq time, it is too late to take some of the follow" ing legal ond heljliU] stops, ·Smith Usts tlleae poaaiblUtles: EXPENDITURES: If tue• are determined on the -•cash method, u addltional (and needed) ex,pendltures In 1968 mill' help, particularly 1.1' these could have been pogfponed until next year. ' E<amples: Palntingbulldlnp,,.... palring structurea, riiiOlriDII equipment, bu¥in1 1969 rarm ...,_ plies. pURCHASES: You may help .bY bu)'lns .,..dod equipment or machinery In 1968. Costs will have to eo on the 1968 depreclatlm IChedule, or eourae. But, ••rapid-&"ate'' depreciation may help In place of Ule "straightline" method. rn the rapld-r.a:e system, you cau claim more depreclatloo In tlto pH"chase year. Occaaioaall7, you ~ deduct a flrst.year depreelstloo ottO per cent m manY lterna, In addltl011 to the regular depreciation. - INVESI'MENT CREllrT: You can take a SBVen per cent inVestment credit on machinery, equl,p- •• ~ . ! endorses the Repj)lican Candidates lor President and VIce President, Richard M. Nlxm Md !l>lro T. Agnew. In considering the great errors of the John11011. Adminlstratioo, there really can be no other choice. Mr. Nixon In 1968 clearly oft'ers more hope, on more counts, than H u b e r t Humphrey, while George Wallace awears to offer oo ' - at all. Even were other things eq11aJ, the terrible error of Judj!Jnsnt represented by Ule VIet- a tractor for $6.000 which )1111 expect to uae for eight ye&rlj the investment credlt Is 7 per cent; 7 'per cent of the purcbaae price Ia $120: !Ids amount (WO) actually ls taken olf your comprted tax. INSTALLMENT SALES: When you sell a rarm or other real eltale, you must 1>11 capital gains tax on 81\Y profit or gain made In a tax year. But o11eo the total tax payment can be ndJ<ed Jf the sale iJ made oo an installment basis. To (J18lity as nam War, In which Mr. Humphrey - regard. less DI how he squirms - ts inextricably bound, Is enough w convince Ule maJor~ a! the Alnerican people that a new administration free r1 past errors should conduct the naUoo'a buslness. The nation faces queltim properly over it Here Mr. talents that will rapid change. Porhaps tlte is who best can preside Nixon swears to otrer the permit chenge w occur In Fort &unrer, 1968 style, could ' - In 11111' ghetto. As for Mr. Wallace, he repreaeats only a &light threat w capture tho While lloooe In 1968. At least 80 per cent 0( the e1eetorate understands Ulal Wallace'• stronpst proerom seems to be abdication of the federal premment from all of American IHe, except in th>se areas that Mr. Wallace prefers· it to tunctloo.. If our FOUIIIIing Fathers had a large, gnawing fear, II was ~ a future despotism, and thoY provided machinery against It In the CoosU- tuUon. The more crucial QJestion for the nation's future Mr. Wallace represents Is, WUl his kind of populism grow or shrink between 1968 and The unbsthed extreme left would destroy our ln&dtutloos and hope to pick up what Ia left w Cashion their dreams Into reality Otting their allen-bred concepts. This Is the camp. '• ~ .. ' I Mr. l'nnklln 12 Competent 11 ltalllin reaort 14 Mlu Gardner Free!*$2. CHILDREN'S WAGES: Pay your children reiUJonabie wagea for work acluall,y clone b,y them. PQ"menta for their work shou1d be made on a regular balls aa you wwld Cor 81\Y oilier employ. ees and the wagearecordedlnthe farm business ncordo. Or, give them lncomei)r1ldudng tn~ and let them report Income from their work Md capital. A chlld tmder 19 years ol age, or one regularl,y enrolled In school, (even more than 19years old) can earn more than $6(10 without the perent losing the exemption for !Ids child. Actuall,y, two $600 exemptions are possible; the parD can take one and the child who works can ta.ke one. In the case at a child who works, he or she need not pay Jncome tax until his or her income Ja more than $900 in a tax year although a tax return must be !lied when earnings reach $600 or mot:e· ;,. · / _.. 37 vALuE · 3 PLAYTEX TOOTHBRUSHES . CHEESECAKE, ANYONE? Robert Ashley, ~ coach and osslstant edmlalslrltor of Southern Hl&h SChool In Racine, receives bun Irene Cooper a blue ribbon for winning the 11 prettiest lega" contest held by the jutdor clan of the school Clau members last summer took IDIPBhotl ot. male Hpma". The SJIIP&hota were attached to jan In the school and atudenta voted- for a price, U.tla. Aableywas the winner and the pro-Ject increased the junior cl&ll treaaury. n. award presented Ashley was mode b,y Doma Cross. ,, :: ~ WHEN YOU BUY ANY PLAYTEX BRA . . Ac:ao88 Gleuon, -~.~ for m.tance .. lomou• IF YOU DON'T LOVE THE BRA ..• JMWmROGERS* SILVERPLATE YOUR MONEY BACK{ Al'lldocllflllo....__~ ...... wondofful yao His dtllcat. piercing and _..,_ 20. debt 48. ChlDe.e .. A.F.B.and olhera MANY OTHER BARGAIN DAY SPECIALS Hers ~~ '\'t '·!· Now, the easiest way iller slides/ • : . ~~ JEWELRY STORE . '342 Second Avenue DAILY CRYPI'OQUOU: -llore'o llow 1o work It: A.XYDLaA.A.XB Gallipolis, Ohio ...... for the tbree ~.the llnto. .. . ..di7 tile I" 41 ....... u- pound ,, E OZCT PIIR CIY:IIDL IEAT PYRTQ I Z C ITEI'R.-COIIWR l'.....,.a CrrP-'tl TRill Cl.oiiVIIIlJia8 OJ' .A.VAIIICI: 18 BUT '1'1111 C111011NG 01' DIBP'IJJTr. - BULWal· L"I'ITON LINDE STAR SAPPHIRE · Most advanced olide projector you can · cravi!j feed operation, full remote I · focusinc, a brilliant 500-watt quartz 12e50 to 75e00 '' ~ LADIES ''IULOVA WATCHES ' :.i • ·'.' ;====~-- NeW. li .ii '.. Spectacular nt MIZIIII Nrw IW -r -L ·l THE GREETING ONLY!Il!l CAN SEND A Photo-Cttethll Clld Is I JMrSOUI thiill-11 hallq, lfllllll J11U IIIII .., ro• an send. rra 1 warm "Mtrry Ctlriatnw" to frllfKts llld rtllt'lfll. t&pKIIIIy ttiOH In flnwiP · piKn. Brine us your fnorlte lltlltiwl Md ttt us Writ it Into I Hlltiful MW TIIIMLINE Card. Wl'w I wtdl choice llf' di- IIPL Tills Jllf, MIMI I tilt Of"""" - IMII I Phlto-GittUU. ...... 101ft, WNEY IUD·IO --- _... ..... -~... ,..... ····'"·""_ c.a. IOI·~·.••· IJ. ••lid l•hl. II . ~=-· Wl;8 !::.:l~· ~ I· ' ,_ ,~II',!, ~ [• ' ... • 1 . 1. • , . .rltold =· ~luaa ,otthe . ~· .. coeotlng · Celell,and Self • . ·po I"' ~ • • ·I" -~~ llllll")" ' Dreaming of A New Home? Why not? Nothing ever starts without a dream, and it's our business to make them come true when it concerns a home. The latest figures on what it takes for you to move into a home more suitable to your requjrements are interesting. Talk to UL II • lldl - OHIO V FIIIIIHEI 2 BIG DAYS MONDAY & TUESDAY OCTOBER 28 & 29 Sleeve WHITE Quantities SHIRTS s 00 "ctarl'~ i dety. rhemlir!iln r love ,atess.. oyand ladles ~ Ule -·- . <adto- .st for G.!IIpolls • rJree Cullomer ParldD!I Some unions eall themselves brotherhoods be c a use they Complete Bankl1111 Service were originally estebllshed primarily as fraternal and benefit or~anlzatlons. tnial.'' !pedal . 'I'.. . This or the Ia and llllioos 1 meet- ttians, ttions, were (ymale meet>ll and lng tlte Tho Wild Leather Look .... A Copy of tho best solllne LoothOJ Coat $tyle • . . . • • Priced exciting! Low . Compare with Coats selline at $40.00 and more. Meticulous tailored with every Fashion DetalL "Flexalon'" the Worlds best ayntheUc Leather. Soft ••. &~>ide •.• and Luxurl0118. Feels •. , Looks and Wears like Leather. Deafl!ned for all Weither comtort; yet tho Coat provide& l q , . • lasting Booutv and Luxury • • • and wl.oes clean in a Jltb". Be here at 9 Lm. when the Doora open. Colors: D'Brown and Med. Brown. Sizes: 10 to 18 9 to 15 In .... Stale&. THE PRICE IS RIGHT! !on rtance annual Mrs. , for - . who ll&Jolll ~ SChool. Earl McCormick, another Eolie player !rom Galllpolla, played 111 alert pme aloo. He cover.d a tumble In the end zone for a touchdown. McCormick Ia • oWtlni auord Cor - ---r ,..g~ng r• , I"' ortllup "" 'l'lib fti tfililiilf<i'~O!tloo SIDEWALK DAYS WHILE THEY LAST•• ••. ' i '- . ~ . • ••':.' ~ Intercepted j, pan AND Limited ,_, from Demis Klembara and r:etunled II 33 yards 1D set up a . M>1olad touchdoWn d!"lvo. • ' The .... ,• . Jtarred for three years at Gal- ..t.ans•-• e· ZH • llumoU Wll proiiOIIIed 1l1e award after the coaches had grideel the eame films. 'lbe 180 - 1. City In Normandy -.. .- MOREHEAD, 1\Y. - Charlie llllmett, a defeoolve halfback, hal been named 11 Mr. Interceptor.. b)' the foo1ball coaching ola1l at Morebeld Stare Unlver·~ for hll .......""" play In Moreheod'a 35..26 victory over Youuptown State UnlveroiQ- a wuk - Saturday. 47. 11ltended t8. Jnsert ••:r· ':1 ; :. ' ·1 AtMSU 45. Foreign t& AJaekan Re1. $8.95 II' _, II ~ · Ill I" Burnett Honored 20-_: ·;.;":;'~ra:;"'ii'rrnar.iT.~Robu~t,I':"__,........,:::mt;,;Je;...,,.., r pro tuber., , Ree. SAVE! . mounts (aloo accepts 80·sllda tray for Klass I molluak 44. Skull COMPOTE automatic sliCfe-changine timer, 100-slide tray ' 40. ll"reDch autbor n . Brldee potltion 43. L&lr melody for eolo vote:. 39.Commu· n}que BREAD TRAY MENS le Have A Complete Line Of • FILM, Black & White or Color, All Color Processed By Kodak. Fast Ser· vice • PROJECTOR BULBS • SCREENS, • STROBE LIGHTS • FLASH BULBS 38. EJaborate ... ONTV Your Choice .......... .... . II event II PaUlO DOWN Fun fi&u re dial. Black cord. TRtliiOOiJi VALUE! eo Bar1atn AIIWn 31. Alwa.ya 32. French pronoun 35.Klnd of tlu 36. Edible ..: ··- ;;;:.II ~ I. 1111 . i-r~ be.auty MLowerllmb 51 Reltnln IIIC..,.ol bacc:hanall 50 Worm 11Ukworm s Miss Helene A. /li .t:l ... peninsula : abbr. lit Sault - - ·· Marte 30. .A.aphalt y~..._,..,.,, thcJualll lor the dt.J:. PNIIdent Franklin D. -"JOlt ;. ,_, _. :--:11 • ~ •• :. ;:.'1 '-,:; ,.. ~ __ , '..:.' :- ·· ~ 1111 ::. .:. .. ,_, . . 42Tbe brlnJ 44 Hawallan bird brllllo potn.t 25. Talk item ~ ·' Ill ,,, ,,,,,, = ~ 64 Deficient In 2f. Pen 21. .A.uplt. ale ~;;~'-'•'·'• - at Cit> In S30raln 29. Inters 33. Bubllde 3t. DlvuJce 36. Mandarln AS SEEN Camera ... in Color Outfit !l 8. Bummltl 7. 1.&ment 8. Bwtu sl&ht 9.Notever : poet. 10. Mlljud,pa lf.. French prleet 18. Nortb Amertca.n n .-· 1' ' Ill 41 Stron1 winds 22. Defeattnc 26.Unheodlne 28.Auam Barjain $12.95 COYIRID CUSIROLI Price WITH RIIIOVAILI UNIR KODAK INSTAMATIC® 134 ,J ' 13. Oplra heroine )f.. Voyeur 111. Provokes l7.Ciaumen: abbr. 18. FlOwers• partners To be tn Wtlht (New Quarter Begins December 10) .....ttilpJ ............., . atd 2. Blare 21. Minute 3. JoumaiLIUc 2& "ne nameplate Dnerf . AJII"I')" aJ.d S. Culum: llle'1 lyM. .A I 1·'·" U ~· W. ;;:. ~ aecanvaa .OPorter 42. Cupboard to H134" CIH'I plu& IODACOLOR-X. I« 12 Cllar .,..,._ R•llallll, bllttrill. wriltstnj, ... inltructin. 12. Dratt~~m&n's "D" lizea $3.95. With Stnldt Sll"lpt, 32A-40C, $3.2S GBC GRADUATES GET THE BETTER JOBS! • ...,.lolullill .......it llectrlc. EVtRYTHING YOU NEED ... TO TAKE WHERE THE FUN lSI media Playtu "Cross-Your-Hurt"• 81"1 (shown) While 32A-40C. Only $2.7!1{ AND JEWELERS-lAVE! SA <• 11. CUltUre This offer is availabl~ on all Playtex Living" and Cross-Your-Heafi.,.. .. , Bras (Bandeau, Long Line and Padded) including . . . ' ·.. ;, '· ' Training can lte obtained only through o coll•gel•vel program. BELFORTE ' By BENRUS • Counp" wtbor ss.so Ba- COSTS SO UTTLE... lltld you get Badp ot _,atlordtolllho, .. ~l2l\w ••rvlnt tray with claulc ltorder, Think of it-you get 3 Playtex Toothbrushes, two Adult and one Youth size, $2.37 value-when you buy any Playtex . Bra. And, if you don't love the bra, just return it to Playteund they'll refund your full purchase price. Full details are pn a coupon you'll find on every Playtex Bra package. •There is a, 25¢ charge for postage and handling. · strument. _...u., 6. "'De Red Re1. $8.50 Barpin Price r:1 11 :; 1""1 I :·· • '-' • · ;::: r_,:! faulttindlnl 2Musleel Jnstrument 3 Wln&llke 4 NDrMaian tirl'sname a Mohlmmed's son-in-law 6 Mlu Shore ud others 7 Anbian tulf 8 Hebrew prophet 1 Certain measurinl Jnltrwnent 10 Level 11 Chureh rn- 1helt.er DAILY CROSSWORD There are 13 strings on the koto, a Japanese musical in· ' 8:.,. Cali1omia 411M&I point 1. Jackie ...,..• 20 l'ron•oh (2 worda) revolutionl•t 40 Make. 17 Reverend 22 Eve endutiftl (ob.) 24 Eneounler 43 FauUily 18 Worsted 2& Inactive 41 Avid tabrle 21J Farwell 46 NIP Evans 111 Herb 1enu1 performances t1 II Indebted 21 Oriental 28 Gaptna for · ~U~te ao BJrd bill 48 BnzUian 23 24 wron, protuberance tapir ( eflx) 31 Lock 50 Bathe 2? openen !11 Son of Seth 1tellatlon ~eetlon 31 Likelier (Bib .) ~= Ma_u~. 18 Monkeyl 1ke 35 Wll)lam, 52 Let It atand RobiniOll mamma1a Prince of 55 Lixivlum • 34 Chin beard 31 Pauaway I' I'" 1ilent)y I" 3'1' Blood veuel MONDAY & TUESDAY, OCT. 28& 29 GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLlEGE Football tleld marklnp bou&hl - · - 10 .... 1 n .-. r 1· n ..1 :,_, ~ · · : 1.·~ ·.- •• -'-! • " r:.l i l l =.. . - DOWN · .U:&OII 5 rlnt men I~ h : :_: :· ·:· · -- :[. ,_, .~· n builder .,.. / •· Write or . call for catalog and Information. Personalities I Bltillcol boot J AnnOys by old .. ... . ' BREEDING OR DADIY LIVESfOCK SALES: A1r11 live-., held for breeding or doll")' PJI"· posea lhould bereportedmSehedule ••D." nda way, Only halt tho gain Is tuahlo. This It 1n1e for brood live- raised or gain the governorship of that great state. Obviously, If Nixon lo the proper man w should have a Republican House and Senate. II Is unllkel,y he will have a Senate of his persuasion, but Rep.~blicans can elect a majorIty In the House. As Tenth District Congressman Clarence E. Miller said last week in Pomeroy at a $5 a plate GOP dinner, thia, "Wlll teke a lot of hard work by Republicans," Therefore, let is be even harder work durIng the f"' days remaining before the Nov. 5 Jl,r;?;r for all concerned tbe rGture our cool4o. e~c~"\!11'...., ~ duttae 11lel8llahle7oar, It will grow Lf our great national problems In the ciUea, of deOclt &pending, ~ war, ~ pollutim, and of race are left untended. On the other hand, If these problema become man. ageable, Wallace's future will remain In Alabama where perhaps, 1C he reweds, he can re~ an orderl,y fashion. lY r' 19727 preside in Washington the next four years, he clu&Jc Marxist approach. The rar rlsbl, backing Mr. Wallace, would build walls topped by barbed wire aroond these same .lMUtutions and dare them to be attacked. This would guarantee the assault they abhor, but actually invite. The natim hard- ~,'·I· au ".4nltaPment,. llle no more thin 30 )lOr oont ollhe lalling ,....,_ Ooori and the IIQ If prloo eon be HiioiYIIII Iii the thtll' went In oervlce In lt68. lllo. y-. In ouch lnata1Jrnent Th11 <.II a direct raclJdfci! ol uloa, taus 1rt1 pold only .., lnonrno tax. Example: 'i"ou bu,y ltlat _. of the gain reeeiYed Candidates Nixon-Agnew Endorsed Meigs COWlties, ~ AltHr. .. ,,.,........... I meot, .-I,IO"!D blna, llloo,Ulo d!"allll, t<MIOI'dO barn IOta. '" The &mday Tlme•.sentinel, mlndllll of the great divisioos oC oplnloo In tlle nation, and ol. tbe sensible, conaervatlve views held by a lora• majorlty of the people of Gallla and L ' ' ort E. m Rtn ID!ual ctober l State le . I· ,.. �.. ~l1f;~~:!l,.,.ll' TIII)OI ,·~atl"'l' SUnllll·, October 27, ''J • i Tile 19GR Farmer Checking · '6B~ ·Record :-J!Y WJi.Ll~M P. SMITH ..... ..,..,.. MaMpment Apnt ." JACKSON - Year's end Ia .,( ·• cbwlna close, a time wben the ~ ,i· D:IU'l farmer looks. at his farm , .ncoJdo to oee If there Is ..me ., he can legally roduco h I • ~:· 19681ncome tax. . 11\en l8 an lncrease in taxes for 1968. Checking farm records now may result In tax savings. At return..fllliq time, it is too late to take some of the follow" ing legal ond heljliU] stops, ·Smith Usts tlleae poaaiblUtles: EXPENDITURES: If tue• are determined on the -•cash method, u addltional (and needed) ex,pendltures In 1968 mill' help, particularly 1.1' these could have been pogfponed until next year. ' E<amples: Palntingbulldlnp,,.... palring structurea, riiiOlriDII equipment, bu¥in1 1969 rarm ...,_ plies. pURCHASES: You may help .bY bu)'lns .,..dod equipment or machinery In 1968. Costs will have to eo on the 1968 depreclatlm IChedule, or eourae. But, ••rapid-&"ate'' depreciation may help In place of Ule "straightline" method. rn the rapld-r.a:e system, you cau claim more depreclatloo In tlto pH"chase year. Occaaioaall7, you ~ deduct a flrst.year depreelstloo ottO per cent m manY lterna, In addltl011 to the regular depreciation. - INVESI'MENT CREllrT: You can take a SBVen per cent inVestment credit on machinery, equl,p- •• ~ . ! endorses the Repj)lican Candidates lor President and VIce President, Richard M. Nlxm Md !l>lro T. Agnew. In considering the great errors of the John11011. Adminlstratioo, there really can be no other choice. Mr. Nixon In 1968 clearly oft'ers more hope, on more counts, than H u b e r t Humphrey, while George Wallace awears to offer oo ' - at all. Even were other things eq11aJ, the terrible error of Judj!Jnsnt represented by Ule VIet- a tractor for $6.000 which )1111 expect to uae for eight ye&rlj the investment credlt Is 7 per cent; 7 'per cent of the purcbaae price Ia $120: !Ids amount (WO) actually ls taken olf your comprted tax. INSTALLMENT SALES: When you sell a rarm or other real eltale, you must 1>11 capital gains tax on 81\Y profit or gain made In a tax year. But o11eo the total tax payment can be ndJ<ed Jf the sale iJ made oo an installment basis. To (J18lity as nam War, In which Mr. Humphrey - regard. less DI how he squirms - ts inextricably bound, Is enough w convince Ule maJor~ a! the Alnerican people that a new administration free r1 past errors should conduct the naUoo'a buslness. The nation faces queltim properly over it Here Mr. talents that will rapid change. Porhaps tlte is who best can preside Nixon swears to otrer the permit chenge w occur In Fort &unrer, 1968 style, could ' - In 11111' ghetto. As for Mr. Wallace, he repreaeats only a &light threat w capture tho While lloooe In 1968. At least 80 per cent 0( the e1eetorate understands Ulal Wallace'• stronpst proerom seems to be abdication of the federal premment from all of American IHe, except in th>se areas that Mr. Wallace prefers· it to tunctloo.. If our FOUIIIIing Fathers had a large, gnawing fear, II was ~ a future despotism, and thoY provided machinery against It In the CoosU- tuUon. The more crucial QJestion for the nation's future Mr. Wallace represents Is, WUl his kind of populism grow or shrink between 1968 and The unbsthed extreme left would destroy our ln&dtutloos and hope to pick up what Ia left w Cashion their dreams Into reality Otting their allen-bred concepts. This Is the camp. '• ~ .. ' I Mr. l'nnklln 12 Competent 11 ltalllin reaort 14 Mlu Gardner Free!*$2. CHILDREN'S WAGES: Pay your children reiUJonabie wagea for work acluall,y clone b,y them. PQ"menta for their work shou1d be made on a regular balls aa you wwld Cor 81\Y oilier employ. ees and the wagearecordedlnthe farm business ncordo. Or, give them lncomei)r1ldudng tn~ and let them report Income from their work Md capital. A chlld tmder 19 years ol age, or one regularl,y enrolled In school, (even more than 19years old) can earn more than $6(10 without the perent losing the exemption for !Ids child. Actuall,y, two $600 exemptions are possible; the parD can take one and the child who works can ta.ke one. In the case at a child who works, he or she need not pay Jncome tax until his or her income Ja more than $900 in a tax year although a tax return must be !lied when earnings reach $600 or mot:e· ;,. · / _.. 37 vALuE · 3 PLAYTEX TOOTHBRUSHES . CHEESECAKE, ANYONE? Robert Ashley, ~ coach and osslstant edmlalslrltor of Southern Hl&h SChool In Racine, receives bun Irene Cooper a blue ribbon for winning the 11 prettiest lega" contest held by the jutdor clan of the school Clau members last summer took IDIPBhotl ot. male Hpma". The SJIIP&hota were attached to jan In the school and atudenta voted- for a price, U.tla. Aableywas the winner and the pro-Ject increased the junior cl&ll treaaury. n. award presented Ashley was mode b,y Doma Cross. ,, :: ~ WHEN YOU BUY ANY PLAYTEX BRA . . Ac:ao88 Gleuon, -~.~ for m.tance .. lomou• IF YOU DON'T LOVE THE BRA ..• JMWmROGERS* SILVERPLATE YOUR MONEY BACK{ Al'lldocllflllo....__~ ...... wondofful yao His dtllcat. piercing and _..,_ 20. debt 48. ChlDe.e .. A.F.B.and olhera MANY OTHER BARGAIN DAY SPECIALS Hers ~~ '\'t '·!· Now, the easiest way iller slides/ • : . ~~ JEWELRY STORE . '342 Second Avenue DAILY CRYPI'OQUOU: -llore'o llow 1o work It: A.XYDLaA.A.XB Gallipolis, Ohio ...... for the tbree ~.the llnto. .. . ..di7 tile I" 41 ....... u- pound ,, E OZCT PIIR CIY:IIDL IEAT PYRTQ I Z C ITEI'R.-COIIWR l'.....,.a CrrP-'tl TRill Cl.oiiVIIIlJia8 OJ' .A.VAIIICI: 18 BUT '1'1111 C111011NG 01' DIBP'IJJTr. - BULWal· L"I'ITON LINDE STAR SAPPHIRE · Most advanced olide projector you can · cravi!j feed operation, full remote I · focusinc, a brilliant 500-watt quartz 12e50 to 75e00 '' ~ LADIES ''IULOVA WATCHES ' :.i • ·'.' ;====~-- NeW. li .ii '.. Spectacular nt MIZIIII Nrw IW -r -L ·l THE GREETING ONLY!Il!l CAN SEND A Photo-Cttethll Clld Is I JMrSOUI thiill-11 hallq, lfllllll J11U IIIII .., ro• an send. rra 1 warm "Mtrry Ctlriatnw" to frllfKts llld rtllt'lfll. t&pKIIIIy ttiOH In flnwiP · piKn. Brine us your fnorlte lltlltiwl Md ttt us Writ it Into I Hlltiful MW TIIIMLINE Card. Wl'w I wtdl choice llf' di- IIPL Tills Jllf, MIMI I tilt Of"""" - IMII I Phlto-GittUU. ...... 101ft, WNEY IUD·IO --- _... ..... -~... ,..... ····'"·""_ c.a. IOI·~·.••· IJ. ••lid l•hl. II . ~=-· Wl;8 !::.:l~· ~ I· ' ,_ ,~II',!, ~ [• ' ... • 1 . 1. • , . .rltold =· ~luaa ,otthe . ~· .. coeotlng · Celell,and Self • . ·po I"' ~ • • ·I" -~~ llllll")" ' Dreaming of A New Home? Why not? Nothing ever starts without a dream, and it's our business to make them come true when it concerns a home. The latest figures on what it takes for you to move into a home more suitable to your requjrements are interesting. Talk to UL II • lldl - OHIO V FIIIIIHEI 2 BIG DAYS MONDAY & TUESDAY OCTOBER 28 & 29 Sleeve WHITE Quantities SHIRTS s 00 "ctarl'~ i dety. rhemlir!iln r love ,atess.. oyand ladles ~ Ule -·- . <adto- .st for G.!IIpolls • rJree Cullomer ParldD!I Some unions eall themselves brotherhoods be c a use they Complete Bankl1111 Service were originally estebllshed primarily as fraternal and benefit or~anlzatlons. tnial.'' !pedal . 'I'.. . This or the Ia and llllioos 1 meet- ttians, ttions, were (ymale meet>ll and lng tlte Tho Wild Leather Look .... A Copy of tho best solllne LoothOJ Coat $tyle • . . . • • Priced exciting! Low . Compare with Coats selline at $40.00 and more. Meticulous tailored with every Fashion DetalL "Flexalon'" the Worlds best ayntheUc Leather. Soft ••. &~>ide •.• and Luxurl0118. Feels •. , Looks and Wears like Leather. Deafl!ned for all Weither comtort; yet tho Coat provide& l q , . • lasting Booutv and Luxury • • • and wl.oes clean in a Jltb". Be here at 9 Lm. when the Doora open. Colors: D'Brown and Med. Brown. Sizes: 10 to 18 9 to 15 In .... Stale&. THE PRICE IS RIGHT! !on rtance annual Mrs. , for - . who ll&Jolll ~ SChool. Earl McCormick, another Eolie player !rom Galllpolla, played 111 alert pme aloo. He cover.d a tumble In the end zone for a touchdown. McCormick Ia • oWtlni auord Cor - ---r ,..g~ng r• , I"' ortllup "" 'l'lib fti tfililiilf<i'~O!tloo SIDEWALK DAYS WHILE THEY LAST•• ••. ' i '- . ~ . • ••':.' ~ Intercepted j, pan AND Limited ,_, from Demis Klembara and r:etunled II 33 yards 1D set up a . M>1olad touchdoWn d!"lvo. • ' The .... ,• . Jtarred for three years at Gal- ..t.ans•-• e· ZH • llumoU Wll proiiOIIIed 1l1e award after the coaches had grideel the eame films. 'lbe 180 - 1. City In Normandy -.. .- MOREHEAD, 1\Y. - Charlie llllmett, a defeoolve halfback, hal been named 11 Mr. Interceptor.. b)' the foo1ball coaching ola1l at Morebeld Stare Unlver·~ for hll .......""" play In Moreheod'a 35..26 victory over Youuptown State UnlveroiQ- a wuk - Saturday. 47. 11ltended t8. Jnsert ••:r· ':1 ; :. ' ·1 AtMSU 45. Foreign t& AJaekan Re1. $8.95 II' _, II ~ · Ill I" Burnett Honored 20-_: ·;.;":;'~ra:;"'ii'rrnar.iT.~Robu~t,I':"__,........,:::mt;,;Je;...,,.., r pro tuber., , Ree. SAVE! . mounts (aloo accepts 80·sllda tray for Klass I molluak 44. Skull COMPOTE automatic sliCfe-changine timer, 100-slide tray ' 40. ll"reDch autbor n . Brldee potltion 43. L&lr melody for eolo vote:. 39.Commu· n}que BREAD TRAY MENS le Have A Complete Line Of • FILM, Black & White or Color, All Color Processed By Kodak. Fast Ser· vice • PROJECTOR BULBS • SCREENS, • STROBE LIGHTS • FLASH BULBS 38. EJaborate ... ONTV Your Choice .......... .... . II event II PaUlO DOWN Fun fi&u re dial. Black cord. TRtliiOOiJi VALUE! eo Bar1atn AIIWn 31. Alwa.ya 32. French pronoun 35.Klnd of tlu 36. Edible ..: ··- ;;;:.II ~ I. 1111 . i-r~ be.auty MLowerllmb 51 Reltnln IIIC..,.ol bacc:hanall 50 Worm 11Ukworm s Miss Helene A. /li .t:l ... peninsula : abbr. lit Sault - - ·· Marte 30. .A.aphalt y~..._,..,.,, thcJualll lor the dt.J:. PNIIdent Franklin D. -"JOlt ;. ,_, _. :--:11 • ~ •• :. ;:.'1 '-,:; ,.. ~ __ , '..:.' :- ·· ~ 1111 ::. .:. .. ,_, . . 42Tbe brlnJ 44 Hawallan bird brllllo potn.t 25. Talk item ~ ·' Ill ,,, ,,,,,, = ~ 64 Deficient In 2f. Pen 21. .A.uplt. ale ~;;~'-'•'·'• - at Cit> In S30raln 29. Inters 33. Bubllde 3t. DlvuJce 36. Mandarln AS SEEN Camera ... in Color Outfit !l 8. Bummltl 7. 1.&ment 8. Bwtu sl&ht 9.Notever : poet. 10. Mlljud,pa lf.. French prleet 18. Nortb Amertca.n n .-· 1' ' Ill 41 Stron1 winds 22. Defeattnc 26.Unheodlne 28.Auam Barjain $12.95 COYIRID CUSIROLI Price WITH RIIIOVAILI UNIR KODAK INSTAMATIC® 134 ,J ' 13. Oplra heroine )f.. Voyeur 111. Provokes l7.Ciaumen: abbr. 18. FlOwers• partners To be tn Wtlht (New Quarter Begins December 10) .....ttilpJ ............., . atd 2. Blare 21. Minute 3. JoumaiLIUc 2& "ne nameplate Dnerf . AJII"I')" aJ.d S. Culum: llle'1 lyM. .A I 1·'·" U ~· W. ;;:. ~ aecanvaa .OPorter 42. Cupboard to H134" CIH'I plu& IODACOLOR-X. I« 12 Cllar .,..,._ R•llallll, bllttrill. wriltstnj, ... inltructin. 12. Dratt~~m&n's "D" lizea $3.95. With Stnldt Sll"lpt, 32A-40C, $3.2S GBC GRADUATES GET THE BETTER JOBS! • ...,.lolullill .......it llectrlc. EVtRYTHING YOU NEED ... TO TAKE WHERE THE FUN lSI media Playtu "Cross-Your-Hurt"• 81"1 (shown) While 32A-40C. Only $2.7!1{ AND JEWELERS-lAVE! SA <• 11. CUltUre This offer is availabl~ on all Playtex Living" and Cross-Your-Heafi.,.. .. , Bras (Bandeau, Long Line and Padded) including . . . ' ·.. ;, '· ' Training can lte obtained only through o coll•gel•vel program. BELFORTE ' By BENRUS • Counp" wtbor ss.so Ba- COSTS SO UTTLE... lltld you get Badp ot _,atlordtolllho, .. ~l2l\w ••rvlnt tray with claulc ltorder, Think of it-you get 3 Playtex Toothbrushes, two Adult and one Youth size, $2.37 value-when you buy any Playtex . Bra. And, if you don't love the bra, just return it to Playteund they'll refund your full purchase price. Full details are pn a coupon you'll find on every Playtex Bra package. •There is a, 25¢ charge for postage and handling. · strument. _...u., 6. "'De Red Re1. $8.50 Barpin Price r:1 11 :; 1""1 I :·· • '-' • · ;::: r_,:! faulttindlnl 2Musleel Jnstrument 3 Wln&llke 4 NDrMaian tirl'sname a Mohlmmed's son-in-law 6 Mlu Shore ud others 7 Anbian tulf 8 Hebrew prophet 1 Certain measurinl Jnltrwnent 10 Level 11 Chureh rn- 1helt.er DAILY CROSSWORD There are 13 strings on the koto, a Japanese musical in· ' 8:.,. Cali1omia 411M&I point 1. Jackie ...,..• 20 l'ron•oh (2 worda) revolutionl•t 40 Make. 17 Reverend 22 Eve endutiftl (ob.) 24 Eneounler 43 FauUily 18 Worsted 2& Inactive 41 Avid tabrle 21J Farwell 46 NIP Evans 111 Herb 1enu1 performances t1 II Indebted 21 Oriental 28 Gaptna for · ~U~te ao BJrd bill 48 BnzUian 23 24 wron, protuberance tapir ( eflx) 31 Lock 50 Bathe 2? openen !11 Son of Seth 1tellatlon ~eetlon 31 Likelier (Bib .) ~= Ma_u~. 18 Monkeyl 1ke 35 Wll)lam, 52 Let It atand RobiniOll mamma1a Prince of 55 Lixivlum • 34 Chin beard 31 Pauaway I' I'" 1ilent)y I" 3'1' Blood veuel MONDAY & TUESDAY, OCT. 28& 29 GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLlEGE Football tleld marklnp bou&hl - · - 10 .... 1 n .-. r 1· n ..1 :,_, ~ · · : 1.·~ ·.- •• -'-! • " r:.l i l l =.. . - DOWN · .U:&OII 5 rlnt men I~ h : :_: :· ·:· · -- :[. ,_, .~· n builder .,.. / •· Write or . call for catalog and Information. Personalities I Bltillcol boot J AnnOys by old .. ... . ' BREEDING OR DADIY LIVESfOCK SALES: A1r11 live-., held for breeding or doll")' PJI"· posea lhould bereportedmSehedule ••D." nda way, Only halt tho gain Is tuahlo. This It 1n1e for brood live- raised or gain the governorship of that great state. Obviously, If Nixon lo the proper man w should have a Republican House and Senate. II Is unllkel,y he will have a Senate of his persuasion, but Rep.~blicans can elect a majorIty In the House. As Tenth District Congressman Clarence E. Miller said last week in Pomeroy at a $5 a plate GOP dinner, thia, "Wlll teke a lot of hard work by Republicans," Therefore, let is be even harder work durIng the f"' days remaining before the Nov. 5 Jl,r;?;r for all concerned tbe rGture our cool4o. e~c~"\!11'...., ~ duttae 11lel8llahle7oar, It will grow Lf our great national problems In the ciUea, of deOclt &pending, ~ war, ~ pollutim, and of race are left untended. On the other hand, If these problema become man. ageable, Wallace's future will remain In Alabama where perhaps, 1C he reweds, he can re~ an orderl,y fashion. lY r' 19727 preside in Washington the next four years, he clu&Jc Marxist approach. The rar rlsbl, backing Mr. Wallace, would build walls topped by barbed wire aroond these same .lMUtutions and dare them to be attacked. This would guarantee the assault they abhor, but actually invite. The natim hard- ~,'·I· au ".4nltaPment,. llle no more thin 30 )lOr oont ollhe lalling ,....,_ Ooori and the IIQ If prloo eon be HiioiYIIII Iii the thtll' went In oervlce In lt68. lllo. y-. In ouch lnata1Jrnent Th11 <.II a direct raclJdfci! ol uloa, taus 1rt1 pold only .., lnonrno tax. Example: 'i"ou bu,y ltlat _. of the gain reeeiYed Candidates Nixon-Agnew Endorsed Meigs COWlties, ~ AltHr. .. ,,.,........... I meot, .-I,IO"!D blna, llloo,Ulo d!"allll, t<MIOI'dO barn IOta. '" The &mday Tlme•.sentinel, mlndllll of the great divisioos oC oplnloo In tlle nation, and ol. tbe sensible, conaervatlve views held by a lora• majorlty of the people of Gallla and L ' ' ort E. m Rtn ID!ual ctober l State le . I· ,.. �•' .,, ' ... ' ., ', ~ : Time& ~ &nltinel, Sundly, October 27,.l96s _ ,. .,,,c,.• . \-;) eracor'elleense, $57,50, Flnocl were stanley G. Wolla, Long Bottom, $25 and co&ls, recldeBB operatioo; Harclol MeIOU10, Belpre, $5 and co&la, apeedfug; Carl w. Vancwer, Mid· dleport, lett or cehler, $10 and rolts; James c. Wyatt, Pomeroy Routo I, aMadlne, $10 and coots; Fred c...kle, Jr., near !diddle- ' load. r '· BidWeII, Club Elects Stout Who In American Universities 0 GALLIPOLIS - Tho Bidwell Eliplorers, a new Glllt. ~ 4-ll Club reconlll' Olilanlzed, elec:led Mike Sklul J)retl- at a recent meeting. · · Bill Hall soned aa proaldem 111111.1 tho election and Pat Stout lid devo- .-.. Coll""ea·." ,He Ia the liOn ot ~N and• • Mrs. Harry :E. Cole •Rev. •of One VIne , Sireet. Rev. cole ·, \ Advl10r Maraball Klnuitol bad meeCinB and explaloed the meanll!g of 4-ll fD MONDAY and TUESDAY' OCTOBER 28 &29. Pat Stout, secretary; ManiD Bales, treasurer; lla'VId Wickline, news reporter; Daii:IJ Morris, health and aa!ecy dlalrman; Terry &out. program duiirmaa; Tim Stout and Richerd lo!orrla, LACE MANTILLAS REG. $3.50 ........................ . GROUP OF SCARFS 25C-50C$J,QO GROUP OF HANKIES •I ' ~~\~~L JACkETS SKIRTS ballots. The voted ballots must be returned to the board of election not later than 12~oon in order to be counted on election day. REGULAR Sll.OO TWO ONLY! REGULAR $6.95 I ' BARGA.IR :TABLE '" SUMMER KNIT BLOUSES ~~L. 1.00 $6.00 s ' SCUFFS $3.00 VALUE .lludent b;;dy projec:t ....,hair· man, a dOrm Coonselor, anAl, pba Chi melli>er and serves on . the schoOl's yearbook staff, • ALU CANDY BARS Joy, WOME~S . Reeular &9c Regular 10c •---"""'~--------------., . HEAD SCA.FS . SELTZER You'll want ae'-•ral at this price! ; , ' Mounds ' ! (;.· & TUES.OCT. 28 & 29 GroUp Mens & Youtha 'n W•ar Stay Pren Wn~ .. Boys Long Slee.... S~ACKS SPORT SHIRTS REG. $3.99 & $4.95 Reg. $1.99 & $2.99 $1.00 STAIR CARPET TOSS PILLOWS .DISH' CLOTHS SPORT & DRESS SHIRTS Foam filled! Nor>oAIIer- ·. genic. Add a touch of Stock up · at this · low, ' low price. J)i;\ 10x27 inches in several colors. See these! color. ,. ' only :~~! 1~2~~!:w.~~~~~~-~. . ..1 0· \~ 60· ~~?.~~8~~~~~~ . ~~~~~ ........ 3·4t~ 4.43 5·4~ 12· 1 ~~:~!~~(~~~~.. . . . . . 42· ~ 64· 13 BOYS \YINT. JACKETS .03 Rea. S;lalo n.!IB Now .................... .. to ' ' 93 .63 PENLITE BAnERIES Many styles ond colors! Sizes 5-10. MENS SPORT SHIRTS 4.00 Now 3.58 ea ........................ • STORE HOURS 9:00-5:00 · ·Quaker State · LADIES STORM-PROOF MOTOR OIL Sizes Super Blond. 2 doya only • ' ~ v·· oo. TO ONLY ', l ·aoots In nyl·ona, cottons or vinyl auede! Pile or quilted linifl9t. • s '(;< Chester Gar- Tuppers Plains. Mrs. R e I d Young is Chairman. Registration and Coffee Hour will be from 9 to 10 a.m. The morning session will be called to order by Mrs. John H. Reese, regional director. Mrs. P a u 1 Weudell Reed, state llrst vicepresident, and regional advisor will be present. Lunc:hem willbeservedatnoon by the members oC the host club. Ticket Is $1.50 and roglatraUoo fee 50 cents. All club members in Region 11 are to bl'ing dried material, go Floral We Dell¥11r BOSWORTH'S FLOWERS ~~~·· ,ff '' s $ 92 BOYS & GIRLS SHOES Sizes 8\2 to 3 to the Wahkeona Fuod, one of OLD .FASHION.ED . - . . -· FREE PADDING DRESS & WORKSH $ .8 8 AND BARGAIN BUYS AT.. ......... . INSTALLATION With The Putcha.. Of .... CARPET AIRatulor Price·· As. Low .AI 6' 95 .. • e NYLON e WOOL .. e ACRJLAN e HERCULON GROUP OF ODDS AND. "'· yd. ' · ;<;. .:ll' t.ocl•r ancl'l•\•~• Your $11~11111. •• FRE£ ESTIMATES · e EASY TERMS OPENt.\OND•Y.ancl FRIDAY,NIGHTS ..'-. 1' $ 88 MON.& TUES. ·o- SOilColora ond'P~t~te'rns To Wecttfrom, .;.. = I = FLATS & LOAFERS Mra. Gilbert CuUen, Ohio AB· aoclatioo GordBO Club accredited judge will be Ute pest apoaker and demonstrator' at 1 p, m. Her domonatratlno will be 011 Chrlalmas Arraogomonts. Make reservations by Nm. 10 to Mro. Earl Dean, Rt. 3, POmeroy, Ohio 45769. aa Speellled ,... "' z c the State projects. Arran1e...,nt1 nal. The Sermonette ~., : ~S.l ~1~ ' ·,{""' As a r~ of tho morelng school, first and second grade, of tho Evto~ollcal l!nlted ar.th· third and rourth grade, Cifth and ren C)Mlrch and tho Melllodlll slxth grade, and seventh a n d Chur<h, the a(8Jiing oi a Charter eighth grade, for the pretUelit Memberoblp Roll I& IIOHIArY costwne, ugliept costume, funniln order tO become a meui>er est costume, and the most un.. in the new Women's .sodeQ>. uAual cosblme, Eight members alpd tho nn>· Following the outdoor activborstdp·llii after pOru~ln ities, the chUdren will be serthe tmpresstye _ service. • ved treats and two cartoons will 1be u Agape'' Meal, or Jove be shown in community Hall. feast, was aerved by thehoslell. The program chairman Is Beverly Hofl", assisted by Mary Lou Thlo moai is a time for joy and fellowship togethoc. The ladles Hose and Delores Shu.pert. dlacussed the concerns the sode\Y and tDid of their thaMsgl.vlngs as they broke bread tolittle brook - or the rustling gether and drank a toaat for or a leaf. peace in the world. A cultivated memon-, into Following.,. the meal, Mrs. which there has been poured the Nortlllp told of the lmpcrtance holiest and best, becomes one (i the observance, the amual of the richest treasures or the ucail toPr83erandSelf-Denlal." ooul. The~ members gave a speclal By our test, the Psalmist ln- otr~ for this project. This dicat~s the paths of the years he 'year glfta wUI bo used for tho has trodden. The Lord has lead urban mlnlstries in Asia and him beside the still waters and for educational work In religlous made him to lie down in green ochools In the United states. pastures. During a short buslneu meetIsn't this the most wondering a committee on Nominatiorls, ful way? We will not moom over a chairman for Soclal Relations, what we have auffered but reand one for Nominations ware member that the Lord has said, elected. Mra, Lester Plymale "My grace is sufficient f o r wtll have the November meetthee."- ll Cor. 12:9. The spir- Ing with Mrs. Glom Powell and It or praiae should invest our Mrs. c. Y. Lakin presenting the aouls and we should acknowledge program. the kind of Heart of the Et\lr- Let Uil not think o[ the leeks and cucumbers back in Egypt AT HOMECOMING but remember the grapes of the RIO GRANDE - Robert E. Promls~ Land. Let us rememRose (Class oC '60) from Rio ber that every year brlngs us Grande, attended Ute lli01IIai closer to the Lord, that each Homecoming activities October trial only makes us stronger 18 and 19 on tho Morehead state and ln<!reases our faith. - The University campus. By REV, JOHN BUSCH ory is not wisdom alone but Rev . John Busch (Retired) Free Text _ Psalms 77:10 "I will without which there could be no Will BapU&I Church of Portland. remember the years of the right other mental operation•. hand of the Most High!' Memory brings to UB joys Memory is the treasure chest anew. Our present experience of the aoul. In it Is stored the may be dreary and desolate but joys and &qt!'OWSl the pal' f"d . the r~cO:ll~~.o/1 ,of,, ,ho&e ::(~S ~ pleasure ~ experience. l:Jitr•• in w~IFh tbe .. ~r.OJII!lflp~~ ,of. ~ ; mellowed by the. kindly hfl4_, of so dearly comprehended becom- · Time, our sorrows sorten Into es oUr. UI~w·ation. Ric"h beyond · benedictions and our joys are worldly computation Is the man kept forever. who can thus bring from thetreaThel'e are some things which sure house of his memory auch we never forget. They remaJn divine we~th . bright and shlnlng~lights ln the Memory is a atore-hoose to memory - undimmed by all the store away the good things of TWO BIG DAYS! MON. & TUES. years. Their presence give! a Life. We remember best those OCTOBER 28 & 29 golden splendor unto our lins things which most atrongl,y apand they Corm some or our most peal to ua. The interest in which precious possessions. fhat man we are most deeply concerned. is never lonely, who haa gathMemory has often been acWOMENS ered such rich apoils or the pBJt cused of treachery, but l[ we to help him In the struggle of will examine ouraelves, we will the future. The writer of this find the trouble is with us. We Psalm was such a man. He made have not taken the time to train the glory year a pay tribute to our memory. OLD FASHIONED the present. Memory has a strange power n baa been said that of all the ol crowding years Into moments. BARGAINS ...... . .. . gl.rta with which the beneficient What alight things suffice to re· providence has endowed man, call the scenes of years that memory is the noblest. Yet mem- have paat - the babbling •: Values To,$1.00 PJ. 3Q, $' Denl.al.n MENS socu. ,BOYS WINTER JACQTS INSULATED . ~ .• J!f beyond Chesler, going toward ~;·~,., .. Mals All' Rubller ~ . .den Club in Meigs County will best 111e Fall Regional Meeting for Regloo II Saturdoy, Nov. 16, at the Eaotern High School. n is located on Route 7, five miles MolghlMrhoo• Ph. 446-4814 · .lARS 26·C 7.· PR. Auorted colors and pattern 1 • ... DRESS TRICK OR fREAT CANDIES s 94 ' 6-10. Umbrellas ' MENS SAVE 'AT 17lE MAR'I! ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Aven D. Lusk of LOwer River Road, Gallipolis, Ohio announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Elizabeth, to Mr. WilHam Craig Zlmpher, son or Mr. and Mrs. William R. Zimpher o[ 1335 Elmwood Circle, Piqua, Ohio. Miss Lusk is a graduate ol Ohio State University where she was a member d Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. ~e ls presently entployed by the Montgomery County Public Schools in Rockville, Maryland. Mr. Zimpher is a graduate of Ohio ~te Unlvei'Sity and is working at Ohio state on his Master's degree ln history. He is a member of Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity. The wedding is being plaMed for February 15. plants, guards, shrubs etc. for the sales table. The money will 6S. Size 7 to 12 Keeps feet warm & ty . . . , ,, .... I Coruges ... Bir Baas! by Mrs. Gerald Roach, vice taste for · everyone SIZE AA 13 the spring. A repcrt was given Waddings, tunera1a Speelal Occasions WOIENS HOUSE SLIPPERS Nancy Elizabeth Lusk Chester Club A Cultivated Memory To be Host 0 Region • F1owers ln perfect fashioned TRANSISTOR 1An£RIES ter, was the guest speaker for each of the OCCL leagues in this the October meeting of the Pro- area. greslive Mothers League held Mrs. Mlke Hardway gave a recently at tlle home of M r s. report on the state convention Robert Williams. held in Dayton on October 8, 9 Mrs. James Gilliam lntroduc- and 10. The meetingwasadjourn·ed Dr. Sawyer. He stressed the ed ar1d refreshments were servtmportance or detecting a hear- ed by lhe co-hostesses, Mrs. GeriDJ problem very early In a aid Roach and Mrs. Mlke Hardchild's ure to prevent speech de- . wa,y to twelve members and two feels and complete loas of hear. ·• guests, Mrs. Bruce Mitchell and Lng. He showed slides of the ear Dr. William Sawyer. and told of the diseases that The next meeting will be Nocause partial or complete hear- vember 12 at the Grace United tng loss. A question and answer Methodist Church with motbers, period followed the talk. mothers-in-law and friends as The business meeting was call- guests. The speaker will be Mrs. ed to or~er by Mrs. William Carl Gillespie. Campbell, president. The secretary, Mrs. Richard Brown, called the roll and read the minutes or the last meeting. Mrs. Charlea Gatewood gave the treasurer'& report. CoDUilittee reports were given. 'l1le members discussed the coming Christmas party and also voted to have a horse show in { Cui Flowers 37~- 9 VOL Progressive ML Speaker Green HOIJS& And CHEWING GUM -.e or $ 00 PKG. OF 12 - 5c PKGS. Hasl~ins-Tanner you'll find real old fashioned bar· pl.ns d11in1 this city wide old fashioned barpin day sale event. Hundreds of 1tems for winter wearinr in men and boys apparel. Shop and save durine this special ba1tain bonanza. a--- ' I ' "CLARKS" FAMOUS Thuraday when two mlnlaklrted ol the five age categories, pre- John Brown Jr., Mrs. John L. Th0 tub l 8 loold forward cornet• Mrs. Oscar W. Clarke • · ng • ' ft.~ _ , _ , and ))laming for ~year When Jr., Mrs. Arthur ~•wr....,., - .. ~" celeb.ratethelrol....,oth Mr . s, Fisher Oavia, Mrs. Gor· "''' " .,_ amlvor--. At tho Ume Mrl. R. don Gibert, !Ira. John E. Halll.. William- Jenkins will be proal- dey, Mrs. Slglamuad ,Hil{ller, . doni, the fourth - u o n other Mrs. Charles E. Holzerjr,, Mrs. !ami'" to aerve In that capaclcy. B. WUilam Jenkins, Mra. Joe OJ Precadlng Mra. Jenkins were Moch, Mra. J, Howard Neal, Mt.1. • her mOther, Mrl. John E. HalU- J~ Orr, Mrs. Charlea ~tday, grandmother, Mrs. J. Ern- zllarol1r,Mrdw"·othJamoerholaWt.alkerand~s. e&l Hallldoy,aildhoureat.grandmother, Mrs. Samuel Dunbar. • LONG SLEEVE The Facul· . P\IIIIO.e. boraoftheclub. GROUP OF MENS BETTER Waffle Weave - _;...,: GALLWQLIS - Tbo Fair!ltlil (,:olloge will , _ a llallowoen ~ wemoaday, October Women's s.;.,~o~;r .l i( Cllrllllan So·, for aU Raccoon Elementary Service mot ().....,.. 23 .t tho School children, chlldreo ol Col- 11ome ot ,Mrs. Wllllom !iOriiiUP lege persomel, and children liv- with Mrs. Glom PVQII u .,... of tho ing In the Village ot Rlo Grande, hcateas. bcgf.Mlng at 6:30 p.m. on the waa threori>l<l: the Cllarte> Colebratlon, 1he "Appetf NeaJ, and College green. tho "Call to Prayer and Self Prizes wi II be awarded in each mer. longest period. GuestB included Mrs. Haney Next week'• p1eet1ng will be J • vary, Roche ... ~er, N• Y., ala- at -. ua Walker homo and Mro. ter o1 Mra. Fisher Davis, and Harold Wothorllolt· will bave tho Mra. t1 .. -1 Mauck, Mrs. Lewla -.am. Tbe &4wenteen active ~ --Brown and Mro. MIU White, eo. memberS for tho year 1968-li9 lurnbua, all former ac:llvo mom- are: Mra. George E, Bun, &frs. ot" •.f,.-"1 "Pamper or Mini" • " G!MNDI·: . ·¥~rging. T~a . wscs 'G~o~p~ ' ·q. 'w<!mon'• ~ ()( dfoGraeclo ' GALLIPOLIS PACKAGE OF 60 SnCKS ' RJO vac&IICXIB :_ Wilen oath member Of Ute activo membera,· Mra. and. ~·e&t tDid of oomOtldnc they ' J• .1 1 - Neal baa tho dladnco• had done <ll"'"" the pa&l, 111m· UCXI ol being a member for the '"'" ' Indoor-Outdoor ' Planning Party Is Dr. William Sawyer An All Purpose who wear miniskirts in pj)llc YOU SAVE I l. GALLIPOLIS .,-•.Tho Theraday ....~ Ute r-, -Club; GaUlpol!a' ,_., · ~ t•• oev ' e- • nlolb • Iub• ....~- ~ "~ • year with a luncheon /Iaiit week ln tile crelt Room at Oaear's, with Mra.' J ~~ w·'·'k .. er, '"" ~"""" Pl"'illdo~ prealdlng. •' ' '""' .. u. .......-. . )• ......... - - was UPO:' qaree ........"!'O'>UVUII · 1-• ··~to dodllr aerveel aI '"'" - . ,... • ated with yellow Ill<! broozo chryosnthemumo lied .geld coodloa· ~th eacb·. :.~ t. co·· bo•·· mark· "' Ill' .,. od by bandmadO ""'-"•laahlonad u-~ with the now bY Mr 8• Joe .....,, • loa"el of a·~·mn ers ••d _. ... uw. • Members were delighted with -- pr•-ama which were made bIIR:IMr 1....,..Oscar Clarke who baa · thorn lor several • years 1Y do"--' 1J&611_, • The new programs are lnFrench blue and a darker shade of blue with a gotdneor.Oe~la. Thename t1 the club II printed tn French 11 Le Club Jeudl. n The program committee, Mrs. Joe MDch, Mra. Charles SWitzer and Mrs. Ja,nes Orr, served as tho lunchemcommlttee.<Jiherof· ·. Army P.:t. J RIJ' R. Proffttt, tieers Cor the year are Mrs. R. 19, 11011 ol MI., :anct Mra. a._v L. wnUam Jenkins, vice -president Proffttt., Routef2, Racine. com- and Mrs. George E. Buah, secreploted elglll weeks of advanced tary-treoaurer. GALLIPOLIS - Dr. Wllllam prealdent, oo a meeting with the Infantry trail)lnB .Oc:l. 11 at Ft. After the luocheCXI the psto sawyer, ear, ncao and throat · Dl&lrtct President, Mra. Kl!lllloth Jackton, S. C'!- 1 • enjoyed a proeraln - summer speclallst at Holzer Medical Cen- Sites, and a representative from Milky_ Way, etc. $1!3 OLD . Limited quantity! ' lstry llkt ptana 'to attend medlcaa Ohio state University. ·.·~ ·. On camN'S, Ken is the current .~ •:sehool ·lt Shifts of 100% Cotton. 4 Permanent Press While They Last! 23c '· ' Au"'t~d design~. Buy , eorly and savef ' Made of Wood! Use. for footstool, . flower stand or TV view ina at !~?o~rto :.!5~~..~~~~~. . . . . . CARIS WOMENS FOLDING STOOL DRESSES Mon. & Tues. I GLEEM TOOTHPASTE fl COMPLF.'$5 TRAINING Almond Falls Favorite Cottons will be charged with lndooent -sure and ol!endlng public morality. He oaid the sltuatlm r e a c h e d crisis proportions GALLIPOLIS, ()HIO CHRiSTMAS ' CAIRO (UPI)... Pollee chief Zal<y Elag aaid Saturday girls girls disrupted traf!lc for an hoUr. . sdl . ' Reg. 95c family Size :Af!alra Committee of the ooll)pge from a llat submitted by - jbe.. faculb' division chairmen on )la&ls ot' se~olarship, lead.~) ·Ute •rehlop,, character, and future ~ V. J)romlae. He lsrnajorl.nglnchem_, c. . MINI CRISIS THE HAT SH.OP " 4 sentee vote;r ballots~ _4 ~ ~'"·· ' Oct. 31. These vtrtedballots mu&l be returned fD the board of election not later than 12-noon, Nov. l. s1.00 cone. Sizes 10-18 Pink, Blue, Maize voting armed service absentee voter ballots have wrtll 12-noon Satunlay, Nov. 2, to make ap))ll.~ation. The armed service ballots must be returned not.. later than 12-noon on electioo. day, Tueaday, Nov. 5. GalUa Countians outside t h e United states may apply for ab- f' Complete with wick. DUSTERS Gallla Countlans whc will be While They Last! Made of Silitex and Sili· WOMENS QUILTED The Gallla Thursday, Oct. 31, Is the dead· line fD make appllcalloo for civilian disabled or absentee voter sns· As Feminine As She Is Count;y Board of Election reminded voters Saturday that 4 p.m. ONLY! ,IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER In red, green cmd amber! (,.. Of Deadline GALLIPOLIS - I I ' Values to $3.87, not oil sizes. Voters Warned .............. 2se-soe ln. Tall! KEROSENE LAMPS WOMENS SHOES recreation leaders. Also attending tho meeting were Carl DeWitt, Steve Welllngtoo, stove Voroh, Paul Bales, Chuck McBride," members, and Mrs. Dann,y Morris and Mrs. Marshall Kimmel, guest•. $1J5 13~ One Bie Lot! cbarge ()( tho ., 'II 1he associate pastor of tJle Flrot Baptist Coorch. : Kenneth waa ooe or 16 atudcnls h .from Cedarv Ille College 81· on·ored ones chcoen by the Sludent \ tions. members of the club. Other officers eleeted .were: Billy Hall, vice - proaldenl; GALLIPOtiS ·-, j\ellllj>th E. ~ole, a ~·· year .atudent attendlhg. l'eclanlllo College, waa Botoc:ted for lilting In "Who'S ' Faculty Women l)etober ?:1, 196H Thursday Club ~,uncheon . Meet · :¢~/lege Ho~ors · to Launch C· I IJb'~ 79th Year ' ' PoMEROY - Nine delendlllls Pa., _.tlng, $27 .50; Dimple port, flO and cooll, 'lnlalde&· Ealdna, Racjne Hoole 1, $57.50 lion; Rcbori L. Wblte, .a.clne ~ - · aod ala olhora oo operator's ll<e1110; Marvin Routo 1, $10 ani! coila, hllocurt · ·, wre lined Frkio1 In the Meli:s R. Edwards, Pomeroy Route 3, defective exhaust, $27 .SO; PI\Yllta R. Raines, Long BoUom, oo OJ>- Sunda:r• ~ole · Listed ·;n Bonds Forfeited in Court jl <;ooiiQ< · Court of Judge Fraol< I• W. Porter. J Forteldne bCXIdl were Vernon f UW.. Mlddl-'· ~s. dloturb.·i.. IDI Ute poo..; Vet;a llouoeholdlr, JllnctiGa CitY, $27.511, _.t' iDI; WUIIRID J, IIIJ>IOO", $25, as11111'0d clear dlalance; George G. ,, Hart, POmarey Route 3, $27.511, f.Uuro to ylold the rlift~-way; AIIHd A. Dulr, Dexter Route l, .,.Prell driver'B license, $27.511; Carl c. Hunalcker, Orefield, ' ·rlmel • Sentlool, -,i,Thei-. Sul;lda)· ·r :. ' YOUR Choice ... In u ..•• ... ·'on lo �•' .,, ' ... ' ., ', ~ : Time& ~ &nltinel, Sundly, October 27,.l96s _ ,. .,,,c,.• . \-;) eracor'elleense, $57,50, Flnocl were stanley G. Wolla, Long Bottom, $25 and co&ls, recldeBB operatioo; Harclol MeIOU10, Belpre, $5 and co&la, apeedfug; Carl w. Vancwer, Mid· dleport, lett or cehler, $10 and rolts; James c. Wyatt, Pomeroy Routo I, aMadlne, $10 and coots; Fred c...kle, Jr., near !diddle- ' load. r '· BidWeII, Club Elects Stout Who In American Universities 0 GALLIPOLIS - Tho Bidwell Eliplorers, a new Glllt. ~ 4-ll Club reconlll' Olilanlzed, elec:led Mike Sklul J)retl- at a recent meeting. · · Bill Hall soned aa proaldem 111111.1 tho election and Pat Stout lid devo- .-.. Coll""ea·." ,He Ia the liOn ot ~N and• • Mrs. Harry :E. Cole •Rev. •of One VIne , Sireet. Rev. cole ·, \ Advl10r Maraball Klnuitol bad meeCinB and explaloed the meanll!g of 4-ll fD MONDAY and TUESDAY' OCTOBER 28 &29. Pat Stout, secretary; ManiD Bales, treasurer; lla'VId Wickline, news reporter; Daii:IJ Morris, health and aa!ecy dlalrman; Terry &out. program duiirmaa; Tim Stout and Richerd lo!orrla, LACE MANTILLAS REG. $3.50 ........................ . GROUP OF SCARFS 25C-50C$J,QO GROUP OF HANKIES •I ' ~~\~~L JACkETS SKIRTS ballots. The voted ballots must be returned to the board of election not later than 12~oon in order to be counted on election day. REGULAR Sll.OO TWO ONLY! REGULAR $6.95 I ' BARGA.IR :TABLE '" SUMMER KNIT BLOUSES ~~L. 1.00 $6.00 s ' SCUFFS $3.00 VALUE .lludent b;;dy projec:t ....,hair· man, a dOrm Coonselor, anAl, pba Chi melli>er and serves on . the schoOl's yearbook staff, • ALU CANDY BARS Joy, WOME~S . Reeular &9c Regular 10c •---"""'~--------------., . HEAD SCA.FS . SELTZER You'll want ae'-•ral at this price! ; , ' Mounds ' ! (;.· & TUES.OCT. 28 & 29 GroUp Mens & Youtha 'n W•ar Stay Pren Wn~ .. Boys Long Slee.... S~ACKS SPORT SHIRTS REG. $3.99 & $4.95 Reg. $1.99 & $2.99 $1.00 STAIR CARPET TOSS PILLOWS .DISH' CLOTHS SPORT & DRESS SHIRTS Foam filled! Nor>oAIIer- ·. genic. Add a touch of Stock up · at this · low, ' low price. J)i;\ 10x27 inches in several colors. See these! color. ,. ' only :~~! 1~2~~!:w.~~~~~~-~. . ..1 0· \~ 60· ~~?.~~8~~~~~~ . ~~~~~ ........ 3·4t~ 4.43 5·4~ 12· 1 ~~:~!~~(~~~~.. . . . . . 42· ~ 64· 13 BOYS \YINT. JACKETS .03 Rea. S;lalo n.!IB Now .................... .. to ' ' 93 .63 PENLITE BAnERIES Many styles ond colors! Sizes 5-10. MENS SPORT SHIRTS 4.00 Now 3.58 ea ........................ • STORE HOURS 9:00-5:00 · ·Quaker State · LADIES STORM-PROOF MOTOR OIL Sizes Super Blond. 2 doya only • ' ~ v·· oo. TO ONLY ', l ·aoots In nyl·ona, cottons or vinyl auede! Pile or quilted linifl9t. • s '(;< Chester Gar- Tuppers Plains. Mrs. R e I d Young is Chairman. Registration and Coffee Hour will be from 9 to 10 a.m. The morning session will be called to order by Mrs. John H. Reese, regional director. Mrs. P a u 1 Weudell Reed, state llrst vicepresident, and regional advisor will be present. Lunc:hem willbeservedatnoon by the members oC the host club. Ticket Is $1.50 and roglatraUoo fee 50 cents. All club members in Region 11 are to bl'ing dried material, go Floral We Dell¥11r BOSWORTH'S FLOWERS ~~~·· ,ff '' s $ 92 BOYS & GIRLS SHOES Sizes 8\2 to 3 to the Wahkeona Fuod, one of OLD .FASHION.ED . - . . -· FREE PADDING DRESS & WORKSH $ .8 8 AND BARGAIN BUYS AT.. ......... . INSTALLATION With The Putcha.. Of .... CARPET AIRatulor Price·· As. Low .AI 6' 95 .. • e NYLON e WOOL .. e ACRJLAN e HERCULON GROUP OF ODDS AND. "'· yd. ' · ;<;. .:ll' t.ocl•r ancl'l•\•~• Your $11~11111. •• FRE£ ESTIMATES · e EASY TERMS OPENt.\OND•Y.ancl FRIDAY,NIGHTS ..'-. 1' $ 88 MON.& TUES. ·o- SOilColora ond'P~t~te'rns To Wecttfrom, .;.. = I = FLATS & LOAFERS Mra. Gilbert CuUen, Ohio AB· aoclatioo GordBO Club accredited judge will be Ute pest apoaker and demonstrator' at 1 p, m. Her domonatratlno will be 011 Chrlalmas Arraogomonts. Make reservations by Nm. 10 to Mro. Earl Dean, Rt. 3, POmeroy, Ohio 45769. aa Speellled ,... "' z c the State projects. Arran1e...,nt1 nal. The Sermonette ~., : ~S.l ~1~ ' ·,{""' As a r~ of tho morelng school, first and second grade, of tho Evto~ollcal l!nlted ar.th· third and rourth grade, Cifth and ren C)Mlrch and tho Melllodlll slxth grade, and seventh a n d Chur<h, the a(8Jiing oi a Charter eighth grade, for the pretUelit Memberoblp Roll I& IIOHIArY costwne, ugliept costume, funniln order tO become a meui>er est costume, and the most un.. in the new Women's .sodeQ>. uAual cosblme, Eight members alpd tho nn>· Following the outdoor activborstdp·llii after pOru~ln ities, the chUdren will be serthe tmpresstye _ service. • ved treats and two cartoons will 1be u Agape'' Meal, or Jove be shown in community Hall. feast, was aerved by thehoslell. The program chairman Is Beverly Hofl", assisted by Mary Lou Thlo moai is a time for joy and fellowship togethoc. The ladles Hose and Delores Shu.pert. dlacussed the concerns the sode\Y and tDid of their thaMsgl.vlngs as they broke bread tolittle brook - or the rustling gether and drank a toaat for or a leaf. peace in the world. A cultivated memon-, into Following.,. the meal, Mrs. which there has been poured the Nortlllp told of the lmpcrtance holiest and best, becomes one (i the observance, the amual of the richest treasures or the ucail toPr83erandSelf-Denlal." ooul. The~ members gave a speclal By our test, the Psalmist ln- otr~ for this project. This dicat~s the paths of the years he 'year glfta wUI bo used for tho has trodden. The Lord has lead urban mlnlstries in Asia and him beside the still waters and for educational work In religlous made him to lie down in green ochools In the United states. pastures. During a short buslneu meetIsn't this the most wondering a committee on Nominatiorls, ful way? We will not moom over a chairman for Soclal Relations, what we have auffered but reand one for Nominations ware member that the Lord has said, elected. Mra, Lester Plymale "My grace is sufficient f o r wtll have the November meetthee."- ll Cor. 12:9. The spir- Ing with Mrs. Glom Powell and It or praiae should invest our Mrs. c. Y. Lakin presenting the aouls and we should acknowledge program. the kind of Heart of the Et\lr- Let Uil not think o[ the leeks and cucumbers back in Egypt AT HOMECOMING but remember the grapes of the RIO GRANDE - Robert E. Promls~ Land. Let us rememRose (Class oC '60) from Rio ber that every year brlngs us Grande, attended Ute lli01IIai closer to the Lord, that each Homecoming activities October trial only makes us stronger 18 and 19 on tho Morehead state and ln<!reases our faith. - The University campus. By REV, JOHN BUSCH ory is not wisdom alone but Rev . John Busch (Retired) Free Text _ Psalms 77:10 "I will without which there could be no Will BapU&I Church of Portland. remember the years of the right other mental operation•. hand of the Most High!' Memory brings to UB joys Memory is the treasure chest anew. Our present experience of the aoul. In it Is stored the may be dreary and desolate but joys and &qt!'OWSl the pal' f"d . the r~cO:ll~~.o/1 ,of,, ,ho&e ::(~S ~ pleasure ~ experience. l:Jitr•• in w~IFh tbe .. ~r.OJII!lflp~~ ,of. ~ ; mellowed by the. kindly hfl4_, of so dearly comprehended becom- · Time, our sorrows sorten Into es oUr. UI~w·ation. Ric"h beyond · benedictions and our joys are worldly computation Is the man kept forever. who can thus bring from thetreaThel'e are some things which sure house of his memory auch we never forget. They remaJn divine we~th . bright and shlnlng~lights ln the Memory is a atore-hoose to memory - undimmed by all the store away the good things of TWO BIG DAYS! MON. & TUES. years. Their presence give! a Life. We remember best those OCTOBER 28 & 29 golden splendor unto our lins things which most atrongl,y apand they Corm some or our most peal to ua. The interest in which precious possessions. fhat man we are most deeply concerned. is never lonely, who haa gathMemory has often been acWOMENS ered such rich apoils or the pBJt cused of treachery, but l[ we to help him In the struggle of will examine ouraelves, we will the future. The writer of this find the trouble is with us. We Psalm was such a man. He made have not taken the time to train the glory year a pay tribute to our memory. OLD FASHIONED the present. Memory has a strange power n baa been said that of all the ol crowding years Into moments. BARGAINS ...... . .. . gl.rta with which the beneficient What alight things suffice to re· providence has endowed man, call the scenes of years that memory is the noblest. Yet mem- have paat - the babbling •: Values To,$1.00 PJ. 3Q, $' Denl.al.n MENS socu. ,BOYS WINTER JACQTS INSULATED . ~ .• J!f beyond Chesler, going toward ~;·~,., .. Mals All' Rubller ~ . .den Club in Meigs County will best 111e Fall Regional Meeting for Regloo II Saturdoy, Nov. 16, at the Eaotern High School. n is located on Route 7, five miles MolghlMrhoo• Ph. 446-4814 · .lARS 26·C 7.· PR. Auorted colors and pattern 1 • ... DRESS TRICK OR fREAT CANDIES s 94 ' 6-10. Umbrellas ' MENS SAVE 'AT 17lE MAR'I! ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Aven D. Lusk of LOwer River Road, Gallipolis, Ohio announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Elizabeth, to Mr. WilHam Craig Zlmpher, son or Mr. and Mrs. William R. Zimpher o[ 1335 Elmwood Circle, Piqua, Ohio. Miss Lusk is a graduate ol Ohio State University where she was a member d Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. ~e ls presently entployed by the Montgomery County Public Schools in Rockville, Maryland. Mr. Zimpher is a graduate of Ohio ~te Unlvei'Sity and is working at Ohio state on his Master's degree ln history. He is a member of Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity. The wedding is being plaMed for February 15. plants, guards, shrubs etc. for the sales table. The money will 6S. Size 7 to 12 Keeps feet warm & ty . . . , ,, .... I Coruges ... Bir Baas! by Mrs. Gerald Roach, vice taste for · everyone SIZE AA 13 the spring. A repcrt was given Waddings, tunera1a Speelal Occasions WOIENS HOUSE SLIPPERS Nancy Elizabeth Lusk Chester Club A Cultivated Memory To be Host 0 Region • F1owers ln perfect fashioned TRANSISTOR 1An£RIES ter, was the guest speaker for each of the OCCL leagues in this the October meeting of the Pro- area. greslive Mothers League held Mrs. Mlke Hardway gave a recently at tlle home of M r s. report on the state convention Robert Williams. held in Dayton on October 8, 9 Mrs. James Gilliam lntroduc- and 10. The meetingwasadjourn·ed Dr. Sawyer. He stressed the ed ar1d refreshments were servtmportance or detecting a hear- ed by lhe co-hostesses, Mrs. GeriDJ problem very early In a aid Roach and Mrs. Mlke Hardchild's ure to prevent speech de- . wa,y to twelve members and two feels and complete loas of hear. ·• guests, Mrs. Bruce Mitchell and Lng. He showed slides of the ear Dr. William Sawyer. and told of the diseases that The next meeting will be Nocause partial or complete hear- vember 12 at the Grace United tng loss. A question and answer Methodist Church with motbers, period followed the talk. mothers-in-law and friends as The business meeting was call- guests. The speaker will be Mrs. ed to or~er by Mrs. William Carl Gillespie. Campbell, president. The secretary, Mrs. Richard Brown, called the roll and read the minutes or the last meeting. Mrs. Charlea Gatewood gave the treasurer'& report. CoDUilittee reports were given. 'l1le members discussed the coming Christmas party and also voted to have a horse show in { Cui Flowers 37~- 9 VOL Progressive ML Speaker Green HOIJS& And CHEWING GUM -.e or $ 00 PKG. OF 12 - 5c PKGS. Hasl~ins-Tanner you'll find real old fashioned bar· pl.ns d11in1 this city wide old fashioned barpin day sale event. Hundreds of 1tems for winter wearinr in men and boys apparel. Shop and save durine this special ba1tain bonanza. a--- ' I ' "CLARKS" FAMOUS Thuraday when two mlnlaklrted ol the five age categories, pre- John Brown Jr., Mrs. John L. Th0 tub l 8 loold forward cornet• Mrs. Oscar W. Clarke • · ng • ' ft.~ _ , _ , and ))laming for ~year When Jr., Mrs. Arthur ~•wr....,., - .. ~" celeb.ratethelrol....,oth Mr . s, Fisher Oavia, Mrs. Gor· "''' " .,_ amlvor--. At tho Ume Mrl. R. don Gibert, !Ira. John E. Halll.. William- Jenkins will be proal- dey, Mrs. Slglamuad ,Hil{ller, . doni, the fourth - u o n other Mrs. Charles E. Holzerjr,, Mrs. !ami'" to aerve In that capaclcy. B. WUilam Jenkins, Mra. Joe OJ Precadlng Mra. Jenkins were Moch, Mra. J, Howard Neal, Mt.1. • her mOther, Mrl. John E. HalU- J~ Orr, Mrs. Charlea ~tday, grandmother, Mrs. J. Ern- zllarol1r,Mrdw"·othJamoerholaWt.alkerand~s. e&l Hallldoy,aildhoureat.grandmother, Mrs. Samuel Dunbar. • LONG SLEEVE The Facul· . P\IIIIO.e. boraoftheclub. GROUP OF MENS BETTER Waffle Weave - _;...,: GALLWQLIS - Tbo Fair!ltlil (,:olloge will , _ a llallowoen ~ wemoaday, October Women's s.;.,~o~;r .l i( Cllrllllan So·, for aU Raccoon Elementary Service mot ().....,.. 23 .t tho School children, chlldreo ol Col- 11ome ot ,Mrs. Wllllom !iOriiiUP lege persomel, and children liv- with Mrs. Glom PVQII u .,... of tho ing In the Village ot Rlo Grande, hcateas. bcgf.Mlng at 6:30 p.m. on the waa threori>l<l: the Cllarte> Colebratlon, 1he "Appetf NeaJ, and College green. tho "Call to Prayer and Self Prizes wi II be awarded in each mer. longest period. GuestB included Mrs. Haney Next week'• p1eet1ng will be J • vary, Roche ... ~er, N• Y., ala- at -. ua Walker homo and Mro. ter o1 Mra. Fisher Davis, and Harold Wothorllolt· will bave tho Mra. t1 .. -1 Mauck, Mrs. Lewla -.am. Tbe &4wenteen active ~ --Brown and Mro. MIU White, eo. memberS for tho year 1968-li9 lurnbua, all former ac:llvo mom- are: Mra. George E, Bun, &frs. ot" •.f,.-"1 "Pamper or Mini" • " G!MNDI·: . ·¥~rging. T~a . wscs 'G~o~p~ ' ·q. 'w<!mon'• ~ ()( dfoGraeclo ' GALLIPOLIS PACKAGE OF 60 SnCKS ' RJO vac&IICXIB :_ Wilen oath member Of Ute activo membera,· Mra. and. ~·e&t tDid of oomOtldnc they ' J• .1 1 - Neal baa tho dladnco• had done <ll"'"" the pa&l, 111m· UCXI ol being a member for the '"'" ' Indoor-Outdoor ' Planning Party Is Dr. William Sawyer An All Purpose who wear miniskirts in pj)llc YOU SAVE I l. GALLIPOLIS .,-•.Tho Theraday ....~ Ute r-, -Club; GaUlpol!a' ,_., · ~ t•• oev ' e- • nlolb • Iub• ....~- ~ "~ • year with a luncheon /Iaiit week ln tile crelt Room at Oaear's, with Mra.' J ~~ w·'·'k .. er, '"" ~"""" Pl"'illdo~ prealdlng. •' ' '""' .. u. .......-. . )• ......... - - was UPO:' qaree ........"!'O'>UVUII · 1-• ··~to dodllr aerveel aI '"'" - . ,... • ated with yellow Ill<! broozo chryosnthemumo lied .geld coodloa· ~th eacb·. :.~ t. co·· bo•·· mark· "' Ill' .,. od by bandmadO ""'-"•laahlonad u-~ with the now bY Mr 8• Joe .....,, • loa"el of a·~·mn ers ••d _. ... uw. • Members were delighted with -- pr•-ama which were made bIIR:IMr 1....,..Oscar Clarke who baa · thorn lor several • years 1Y do"--' 1J&611_, • The new programs are lnFrench blue and a darker shade of blue with a gotdneor.Oe~la. Thename t1 the club II printed tn French 11 Le Club Jeudl. n The program committee, Mrs. Joe MDch, Mra. Charles SWitzer and Mrs. Ja,nes Orr, served as tho lunchemcommlttee.<Jiherof· ·. Army P.:t. J RIJ' R. Proffttt, tieers Cor the year are Mrs. R. 19, 11011 ol MI., :anct Mra. a._v L. wnUam Jenkins, vice -president Proffttt., Routef2, Racine. com- and Mrs. George E. Buah, secreploted elglll weeks of advanced tary-treoaurer. GALLIPOLIS - Dr. Wllllam prealdent, oo a meeting with the Infantry trail)lnB .Oc:l. 11 at Ft. After the luocheCXI the psto sawyer, ear, ncao and throat · Dl&lrtct President, Mra. Kl!lllloth Jackton, S. C'!- 1 • enjoyed a proeraln - summer speclallst at Holzer Medical Cen- Sites, and a representative from Milky_ Way, etc. $1!3 OLD . Limited quantity! ' lstry llkt ptana 'to attend medlcaa Ohio state University. ·.·~ ·. On camN'S, Ken is the current .~ •:sehool ·lt Shifts of 100% Cotton. 4 Permanent Press While They Last! 23c '· ' Au"'t~d design~. Buy , eorly and savef ' Made of Wood! Use. for footstool, . flower stand or TV view ina at !~?o~rto :.!5~~..~~~~~. . . . . . CARIS WOMENS FOLDING STOOL DRESSES Mon. & Tues. I GLEEM TOOTHPASTE fl COMPLF.'$5 TRAINING Almond Falls Favorite Cottons will be charged with lndooent -sure and ol!endlng public morality. He oaid the sltuatlm r e a c h e d crisis proportions GALLIPOLIS, ()HIO CHRiSTMAS ' CAIRO (UPI)... Pollee chief Zal<y Elag aaid Saturday girls girls disrupted traf!lc for an hoUr. . sdl . ' Reg. 95c family Size :Af!alra Committee of the ooll)pge from a llat submitted by - jbe.. faculb' division chairmen on )la&ls ot' se~olarship, lead.~) ·Ute •rehlop,, character, and future ~ V. J)romlae. He lsrnajorl.nglnchem_, c. . MINI CRISIS THE HAT SH.OP " 4 sentee vote;r ballots~ _4 ~ ~'"·· ' Oct. 31. These vtrtedballots mu&l be returned fD the board of election not later than 12-noon, Nov. l. s1.00 cone. Sizes 10-18 Pink, Blue, Maize voting armed service absentee voter ballots have wrtll 12-noon Satunlay, Nov. 2, to make ap))ll.~ation. The armed service ballots must be returned not.. later than 12-noon on electioo. day, Tueaday, Nov. 5. GalUa Countians outside t h e United states may apply for ab- f' Complete with wick. DUSTERS Gallla Countlans whc will be While They Last! Made of Silitex and Sili· WOMENS QUILTED The Gallla Thursday, Oct. 31, Is the dead· line fD make appllcalloo for civilian disabled or absentee voter sns· As Feminine As She Is Count;y Board of Election reminded voters Saturday that 4 p.m. ONLY! ,IRONING BOARD PAD & COVER In red, green cmd amber! (,.. Of Deadline GALLIPOLIS - I I ' Values to $3.87, not oil sizes. Voters Warned .............. 2se-soe ln. Tall! KEROSENE LAMPS WOMENS SHOES recreation leaders. Also attending tho meeting were Carl DeWitt, Steve Welllngtoo, stove Voroh, Paul Bales, Chuck McBride," members, and Mrs. Dann,y Morris and Mrs. Marshall Kimmel, guest•. $1J5 13~ One Bie Lot! cbarge ()( tho ., 'II 1he associate pastor of tJle Flrot Baptist Coorch. : Kenneth waa ooe or 16 atudcnls h .from Cedarv Ille College 81· on·ored ones chcoen by the Sludent \ tions. members of the club. Other officers eleeted .were: Billy Hall, vice - proaldenl; GALLIPOtiS ·-, j\ellllj>th E. ~ole, a ~·· year .atudent attendlhg. l'eclanlllo College, waa Botoc:ted for lilting In "Who'S ' Faculty Women l)etober ?:1, 196H Thursday Club ~,uncheon . Meet · :¢~/lege Ho~ors · to Launch C· I IJb'~ 79th Year ' ' PoMEROY - Nine delendlllls Pa., _.tlng, $27 .50; Dimple port, flO and cooll, 'lnlalde&· Ealdna, Racjne Hoole 1, $57.50 lion; Rcbori L. Wblte, .a.clne ~ - · aod ala olhora oo operator's ll<e1110; Marvin Routo 1, $10 ani! coila, hllocurt · ·, wre lined Frkio1 In the Meli:s R. Edwards, Pomeroy Route 3, defective exhaust, $27 .SO; PI\Yllta R. Raines, Long BoUom, oo OJ>- Sunda:r• ~ole · Listed ·;n Bonds Forfeited in Court jl <;ooiiQ< · Court of Judge Fraol< I• W. Porter. J Forteldne bCXIdl were Vernon f UW.. Mlddl-'· ~s. dloturb.·i.. IDI Ute poo..; Vet;a llouoeholdlr, JllnctiGa CitY, $27.511, _.t' iDI; WUIIRID J, IIIJ>IOO", $25, as11111'0d clear dlalance; George G. ,, Hart, POmarey Route 3, $27.511, f.Uuro to ylold the rlift~-way; AIIHd A. Dulr, Dexter Route l, .,.Prell driver'B license, $27.511; Carl c. Hunalcker, Orefield, ' ·rlmel • Sentlool, -,i,Thei-. Sul;lda)· ·r :. ' YOUR Choice ... In u ..•• ... ·'on lo �,· •I, ,. ' h • ' That •11 old aexapnarlon Jllldl• prde wiD emcee tho ..,..rll!n· (ldid' lpt<l an ....,_. - · lea · at the Senior c~a BID IICJille.!till ~ IDtbOtrovthl1 week at orlloled ilmplilllca. · . '-.l alii .-., lll Nfll:o -l\rllllleml Tho muaiea!IICOI'Orel!lllnlme JACK O'iiBJAN NEW YORK - ~ Tlm'o .... wur1'7 with hli new - Jtol• t.lne: Jle'l ptUq: fat '"' UIJw• ''Gnat While llclpo" hit II a 0111 ever 111111\11 at! D. 111111111111 trluqllls said to lie Eva~ iD Fllillll's rlf· !be blaeBi bodcer ct.thot ~o.. ftth clQihea Fred IIIli W!'t help . 000 ~ctlon •.• Ria I'Qllltleo hi>IDs great poriOII&I 11;Yl,o .. , . el<IW •• allllior · ~ him ~.000 Uthe, lisoomo ~ lilmejl a-. Bubora fllneock *Ill lie heard Wlllt we liked ''FiniiD't Rain- !rom aaaln: piaJ!ng a muto, ll1e bow'1 •• much u we admired danced !P'&eeiWI,y Into jnmlere Ill otars Fred Allaire IIIII Pe- IJIPiauao with poriOII&IfV IIIOUih lui• Cltrk .. , Fred's dioc:lj)lln- ' lor star bllllllr .., Doo Francka od oall~ bod.Y and IJIIIa. wa1 a most attract!Ye and llllw'· blo "'"" tace ... nke a photo- e1 JOIIDB ltldlna III8D, ond AI IP'lJihiC art otullr "" The ..... Freell1on played lhl> • F r - Tone; - · t._ both from cancer "" AU !be networks ore arcJUIOdovorlhewOird oar~,y_,.,., TV · rlliDp: _,. tiful dolng something he loves. Bill Crotut, the tall blood& one, waa DOt what I would call a handsome man, but he was very strlkins and I rather envied his obvious plea8Ul'e in the job he was doing. He transmitted this pleasure to the audience. ,,' . ,, steve, the mailer, dark man was a versatile artist with the abil1fl to draw music from any instrument. I am a lover or the words to musJc and I appreciated Addla and Crofut's abUU:y to make the words clear and meaningful. "Jimmy Son&" a very modern song was as moving all any clm'cll flymn I have heard, and as Inspirational. BUl Crotut and Steve Addis pulled the audience in with them and S~compasll8d each person with the feeling that they really cared and so I. for one, had a sense of sadness when It was over. As a newspaper woman I will sorry I diltl't have U.me tD learn about their backgrowxi prior to the concmt. &eve is a graduate or Harvard in compositim, and Bill graduated In music and literabJ.re from Allegheny CoJiege. rm sure this accounts for some ol. their excellence. But rm equally sure their excellent rapport comes rrom deep within these men who .share a pa:ulonate love for music, and want to create It in othere. IMAGINE PLAYING BRIDGE together for 50 yssrs and atill being friends. Members of the IW Kare CIW recently observed thelr 50th amlversary. There are just three charter rnembera lett her<> In wwn, Alma McCormick, Eulah Williams, and Nellie Scarberry. Miss McCormick rec:enUy entertained three tables of bridge 1n honor the occasion. Alma recently had a bigger dimer party than ahe had plamed on. Sbe wanted to entertain her guests, Mn. Mary Haley and Mrs. Grace ~ler, friends she met oo a recent trip to E>Jrope. When she called some Gallipolis friends they too had guests. Alma said. 1 'Bring them along. u the part;y had grown to 17 before It was all done. Mrs. Bibler shoWed slldes of the trip after the dlmer. or ' I.•' r li ~.; I. '· ~ •' j~ f ,; I ,.,., ' 1·,'· ;:. ,,I I' "' •' .' , .~ ' ' .;! '. ' ·'·' " " I i I "Promllea, " 1 1 --- ' GLORIA BUCK ,;;:::;lall,.. to m,y heart'• oontenl (Taboo In a stral8hl ..... Carraher exemplitled in his own personaUty the big E for en- =~· ihe "'bject 0( his lalk. He was entertaining and d;y. It'll mt everyone who can make a talk inspirattmal and hu- ,.ant.,...,. Gloria Buck Eno Grange to Meet Monthly ENO - Eno Grange met Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Grange HaJI with Master Ernest Greenlee In charge ot. the meeting. They voted to meet only once a month starting In November, on the nrst Tuesday, at 7:30. Mrs. John SIJ're and Mrs. Richard Grant were reported ill. Get-well card!! were signed to be sent. Plans were made to have booster night, Oct. 29 at 8 p.m. The public ill Invited. The Lecturer, Mrs. Marie Thomas, had charge of the literary program, usingashertheme, "Halloween." It began by singing '•The Gleaner," by aU, ae. complllied by Mn. Ora Kemper;; a reading, "rll have My Fortune Told," Mrs. Jessie Brothers; "October,•• by Mr . Allie stamper; ''My Future," Mr. Clinton Jones; .. Halloween," Mra. Vera Mllea; "Are You Afraid of Ghosties."' Mr. Clark ThomPbl, and a pme entitled, ''Halloween Cbjects," 1n wtdch all portid!>ated. Tbe cloalng song was "Quiltlllr l'aJV.H llaj>py Birthday Wal 11111111lor Mr. Allie Stamper. Hyosophobia is a fear of high places: acrophobia is a fear of being at " .c;n·g1 height. --~ I _____ ____ -......._. aoctet;v•a moJt beautUul ladies, POMEROY ~ Beneath an archway 0( mimosa and passion flower, Miss Leta I..Qnn Goodwin, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Homer- Goodwin or near Pomeroy, exchanged wedding vows with Joseph Cl811on Hall, son o( Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hall, Pomeroy, Route 4. 'Ille double-ring cererntW\Y was solemnized on Sept. 2t at 3:30 Fill Fell. a JIUbli- ...,..o about tho llix~ro holst at Jim DO!mey'l ~ar 8th AYe, show-. liZ hanaoul "" The TV set says lnQrld BeriiDan't dalljllter Pia (a San.Fr8Dcioeo TV newscaster) will he 1'81ld;y for aetwork -wldng ID llix montbo , , Calli. [IOUdco pta Ctmnlor: SUrIOJ' MacLalne's I'IJlPO!IOdi1 deeldlng U llhe'll Goorp Dlm't 100 - • know Uncle Slim h11 unziiiiJed the wallet for certain foreign COU!Iriea oatenslbly for ••poverty" projects: big amount• In Gallipolis 404 ,._Avo. O.Dt,o~ 0, •----------~--:, Lindo Charlene Yost Linda Marie Owens iE:~;;~;;~ I MH. AND MRS, RICli!\IW I.l OWENS of 539 West Main St., Pomeroy, Are announdng the engagement and approach., lng marriage o( their daughter, Linda Marie, lo Mr. Roy Allen Roush o( Mason, W. Va. Miss Owens it a 1968 graduate of Meigs Hl8:h Scllool. Her fiance, son or Mr. arx:l Mrs. Harry C. Roush, Sr., is a 1968 graduate of Wahama High School and ·is presently employed at Arnold Bros. Heating and Plumbing or Pomeroy. A November wedding is plaMed. GLORIA'S SCHOOL OF DANCE ... H* •. Grandmother's Home Scene of Brl·da/ Shower ____ ..... Wars. At Home of Just lma&lne: MDBI guys over here are 18 and ft&ltllns w make 19. The average age ot the combat soldlnr in many units is 18\l , And what a man he lsi A pink..,-..!, short • haired, GALUPOLJS - Mrs. Arthur tl&ltt.muacied fellow wbo, under Espenscheld presented the Ocionormal clreumatances, would be ber Riverside Study Club p r O· conaidered by aocleQ< a1 hall • gram TUesdl,y at the home of man, hall-l>oy1 not yet dry behind Mi-.'SIIl.E&Ciiia;c~ the ears, and a pain In tho unFollowlna ·a .;;,J.u hour, 4lr eft1ll0yment chart. ing whldl a llladcoursewaa serBut here and now, he ta the ved, the club was called to order beanlloas hope ol tree man. He by Mrs. Durose, the president, ia, for the most part, unmar .. acting as chaplain for the abrled and wilh<lut mstorlal JIUI· sent Mrs. Allen. Mrs. L. H. Nel. sessions poaslbly on old son led the club prayer. ear at bome and a tranfJistor ra~ Members were remlndedoftbe din with him. He Uoten1 to rock birthdaf of Mrs. Osa Baird on 'n roll and 105 millimeter howNov. 3. Mn, Baird, a former lhoro, rnenber of the 'club, rmr reside !I Bo Just got rut ol hltlh acboo~ at 1062 Waverly Place, Schenecreeelved 10-80 grades, played a tady, N, Y. 12308. uwe tootl>all, and had a girl Mrs. EspenschetcPa l)l'OII'am was a review of ueapableoiHon- Who promlliOd to bo true, He hal learned to drink beer or," by Allen Drury. Dntr'J asks the question. "How jultlflable because tt 11 cold lDd Is the ll the Influence of the news me- thine to do, He is a Private Firai dia, TV 1 radlo colunurllts, re· Clasa, a one~year military vetporters and newspapers, "on the eran, with one or poaaibly two year1 to go. thinking ol ihe American poo. He oever eared tor work, prepie?" Members Utought U was an lnlereating and pi'Oilhetle nov. el. mier AntDnlo Salazar, 79, wbo The club will meet November llllfered 1 - . In September, 12 lrlth Mrs. L, H, Wickline, II o:ontlrulni hi~ rO<lOVOJ')' and Ia able to breathe wllbDUt tho help The wedding will be an event of Saturday, Nov. 9, at 11:30 a.m. at tbe St. Paul's Church in Athens. The custom of open church will be obsened. Mrs. Eachus """"pt ~ SALAZAR IMPROVING LISBON (1]1'1)-Former Pre- iolnlng them. He his become llell..aulllclert. He hal two pairs of fatigues, washes one and wear a the other. He sometimes torpta to cleaa his teeth, but not his rille. Bo keeps his soeka dry and his canteen lull. He can eook his own meals. llx hlo 01111 hurta and mend hlo own rips, material or metal. He :wiU lhar.ed\ls wat.J. with . ,n~U tr ""' tht.at, break hlo Officers are Elected By Junior Auxiliary CLASS PRICE $1.50 . .,1 • , , ;,·,,-• • • ,, PCII l.Q.$0R .-. , rat!•• ..,____!"'!"''!i"~~ ~s ~..~;..,andu 0: are ft8lrtlng for 10111' tue. He can do the work ol two cfvntans, draw hall the pay 0( one, and lind irunlc laDnor iD II Bit. He baa learned to uae his hands •• a weapon and hl1 weapon a1 hta hands. He can save: a llfe or molt a1auredl,y take one. He 11 now 19, a veteran, and li&htiDs to make 20 .... - PRI· VATE FIR8l' CLASS ROBERT C,BrrTS POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. David Yost or Portland are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage oC their daughter, Linda Charlene, to Mr. James Daniel McTurner, son or Mr. and Mrs. Donald McTurner, Racine. A 1967 graduate of' Southern High ~hool, Miss Yost attended Marietta College and Ohio University. She is currently employed as a receptionist at the Athens National Bsnk. ·H er fiance graduated from Southern llilih School in 1964. He served two years in the U. S. Army, one or which was spent in Vietnam, and received his discharge in March. lie is employed with the General Telephone Co. of Ohio in 1\thens. Mr. McTUrner plans to enroll at Ohio University in Jan- uary. Program Given remembered as the War ol AJJ CLIP AND MAIL TO GLORIA BUCK, RT. 2, POMEROY, OHIO NAME • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ADDRESS ••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • PHONE • • - • • • • • • • • AGE • • • • • • • • • • • IF YOU WISH TO BE A GLO·ETTE CHECK HERE ( ) IF TOU ARE INTERESTED IN DANCE CLASSES CHECK HERE ( ) These are exciting and busy days for Jlm SoudP.r!l. He ls one of 11 crew members of' the chartered nJghtsofEastern Airlines travelIna with Senator Mu1Ide. Going since early September, the nights from one clt,y to another wiU continue until Nov. 5 at which time the Muskie part:y- 52 MIDDLEPORT - , Orticers perSons including secret serocemen and members or the preu- were electedandprojectsplanned wlll.llP_~ Main to await the electioo returns. at an organizational me~g or -lla\ • with ~n Airlines 18 years and is a 1tJnlor members .oc.th.e.Awolw:y ;.i1111 ill-DIP* MWh:u ~ &bl) {pt•rpattQ~W..Ak: or 'FeeneY -~·Bemett 'Post' 128, Miami. He and hl.a wife, the former MUdr~ Wise, and family American Legion, h8Id at. the Miami, ~ddieport hall. Mrs. Charles Kessinger Is the ,:, 1 EUGENE ERLEWINE, :FORMERLY of Middleport, retlred ri- adult advisor for the junior aux. daf from Landmark at Washington, C. H., and a week trom todBy he utary. Officers elected were and hia wife wUI leave ror tlleir new home, the Rio Rancho Estates, Debra MeGuatn, chairman; Judy at Albuquerque, N.M. Gilkey, vice chairman; Jane Ann Last saturday night the ramily got together ror a farewell party, Gilkey, secretary; Becky Roosh, and ·last nlghl tho !t>ringlield Community Club, 1n which the Erie- hlsl<>rian; Anita Fultz, treasur. · wtnes have been active, had a potluck S\.llper in their honor. er; Dottie Roush, chaplain; and ; All a4e ot Eugene's staters were at the family attaJr- Farte Ch~ryl Barnhart, sergeant at , Kenaedy r1 Middleport, lA1cy Gregg of West Jefferson, Dolly BaUey, arms. ~Marie Gijbert and Thelma 1Jtirk of ~ringfield. Mr. wtd Mrs. ErieA gltt of $10 from Roy L. llenwine have a son, Robert Eugene, and a daughter, Mrs. Douglas drlcks was acknowledged. Plans '•EY~qt~, •ll,!ld Bi&ltt grandchildren, at! of !t>rlngtield. were made clurtftl! the meeting to prepare stall'll'ary packets OUR BELATID congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crew, 1'hiy observed their silver wedding amiversary Wednesday. e supet i John Reeoe, director o( Re!lioo 11, Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. 9te was lnf.roduced by Mrs. William Wllltord, presldert at tbe bo!lt club. Two Chrlstmaa arrangements were featured in Mrs. Franklin's demonstraUon. One had an old bedpost a& the eontalner, ,and 'the other was an all • white floral piece. Gourds and roadaide materials were also used by t h e Hohor Medical ~: Vlalt- Gollipalil, Ohio a reepirator for aa long u 11 houri, a medical bWiotln said Friday ni&ltt. ents only oo Pedlatrlco Ward. ADMISSIONS Clrroll T. WUilamt, 1140Second Ave., Galltpollt; Georp W. Cori>ID, 940 Flnt AYe., GAlli· polio; Nrs. ~ N. -~~~~. 7351h 11drd Ave., r .. nlpoltai Mr1. Rldlarclll. Roy, 50'7 Maple Dr., Golllpolia; Nra. Cbarill L. carter, Rt. 2 r.t.lll.p)lla; Mra. Jamea T. Gort1oa, RL 1 <'•lllpn111; MrL Huabi.Y L. JaDia, Columbus; Mra. Otia N. Noble, Pt. Pillllllt; Madt II. - . Rl. 2 PI, PletAm; Mro. Lew G. Kina. Rt, I IAiort; NrL Torry D. Pllalln, FQmel'O¥; Anii'Dialle Pbal1n. Pomeic:v; J. Pall Qnae .. Nr', MlddlljJCII't; James H. Nld:laiiOil, RL 5).-.i Nn. Artlur F. Tylor, Chllllmlho; NrL Er11181 E. Lamar!, Rt, 2 Jackaon; 7Hlh: "ndrd Ave., Galllpolla, claushllr. 8:26 p.m, Friday, DISCHARG!S Mrs. Thomu E. ,o\ndoriCII, Jom A. Baker, Chlrlel E. APARTHEID DENOUNCED JOHANNESBURG, So u t h Africa (UP~Twelve South African clergymen from several denominations in an open letter to Prime Minister B.J. Vorster denounced the nation's aparth. eid, or !legregati.on, P')llcies as "con~rary to the plain eense of holy scripture." holiday table arrangements. It was also planned U.lring the meeting to remember residents o( the children's home, the coun. ty infirmary, 8.nd two re!>thomes with small gifts at Christmas. A bake sale lO help finance projects of th(' )mior group was scheduled ror 1\:ov. 16. Meetings of the junior Wlil were set for the fourth TUesday or each month. Dues of $2.50 a year are paid by the Ladies I'IUKiliary fo r the girls who volunteer to assist with the poppy sale in May. in Ute afternoon on the lawn at sleeves. Her aOOulder length vell "the home of the brf.de'l parents. was held in place by an organza The Rev, Eugene Garlow ol Point plateau and !lhe wore a pearl necklace, a gift of the bridePleasant, w. Va. otnclated. groom. Her only other jewelry Given in marriage by h e r were earrings which belonged father, Ute bride wore a streetto her great-grandmother, Lura length fitted sheath or blue satin Wise Mohler. Tile bride carried with an overdress of white lace. The ensemble reatured a sabrina a bouQJet or white and blue neckline, and three quarler length tipped .carnations, Mrs. Sam Seals, a cousin, served as matron of hooor for the bride. She was attired in a Birth of sleeveless sheath, street length, or celery green with a lace overdress and carried a bou(Jlet Being Announced <i white reat.hered carnations. William Biggs of Pomeroy serCHESTER - Mr. and Mrs. ved as best man ror the bride· John Kurtz, o( Milan, Ohlo, are groom. Guests were registered aiUlOUllcin& the birth or a soo, by Miss sandra Beal. John Paul, Oct. 20 at Toledo A reception was held on the Hospital, weighing seven lbs. and lawn for approximately 80 close eight ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz rriends and relatives . An arhave one daughter, Kathy, age rangement of blue and wtiJte anfour. ti(l.le glass and stoneware was Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rimes of Sandusky; used on the serving tables. A Mr. and Mrs . Kurtz, Milan; one four - tiered we<kling cake topgreat . grandmother, Mrs. Eva ped with the traditional bride and Kimes of Chester, and one great- groom was made and served at great - grandmother, Mrs. Iva the reception by the bride's aunt, . Mrs. Jack Barnhart. Singer of Chester. For a short wedding trip, the bride changed into a blue and white dress With which she wore a carnation corsage. Cain. brother and slayer of The couple resides at Pome~ Abel. is traditionally called roy, Route 4, Kingsbury Road. the world's first criminal. Son is -:-:_: -:·· for the .53 veterans at the Athens State HospitaL The packets will be presented at the hospit.al•s L·livst party beinu pl.aonf:ld;bY .if.~ auxlliarics•·for Nov. 14. t;.or the three women veterans at the hospital, the junior group also plan to prepare pocketbooks of jewelry, handerchie(s, combs and cosmetics. The girls decided to assist the Ladies Auxiliary with the Veterans Day dirmcr on Nov. 11 by setting the tables. Fa- <· vors and table arrangements will ::: be made by the juniors for the ·> District 8 party at the Chilli- ~:· cothe Veterans Hospital in December. Mrs. Charles Lewis of the Winding Trail Garden Club will instruct the girls in making Blrchlleld . ro· cation chll- at tho llulland Elementary School: The dlllclren were usisted In maldnl Jack· d..Jantems. Mrs, Robert Snoonlen will prOvide the flower arrangement tor the Rutland Branch ol the Pl)meroy Nationa.J Bank ln NOvember, Trips taken~ tho c I u b members recent.J.y lncluded a visit to Fenton Glaosai Wnllama, town, W. Va, and a lOur olthe garden ol Mra. Ada H o 1 te r, Chester Road, reclpletK ~ the outatandlng gardener award for 1968 trom Region II, Mrs. Wyman Brdury at Gallipolis judged ar........-a ahlbiled by the Frlondly Gordoaors. Mrs, Willford took ftral, Mrs. Wnllam Brown, second, and Mrs. Harold Wolre, thlrd. A Halloween themed delaert course waa aened at the conelu. sion d. the meeting, Holiness Rally is Tuesday Evening and feel oldrr, tired . depressed. In auch cuea. CYSTEX usually brln&a relaxing comfort by curbing ln-ltat· Jng germa In acid urine and quickly eulnll: paln.Gt>tC'YSTEX 1\tdrUiilKiltl ,, t '• ;~: Invites You :: :;. ..... .·.. COME IN AND RECEIVE THE RED CARPET TREATMENT IN THEIR JUST COMPLETED MODERN COSMETIC DEPARTMENT. ~ skin and hair type, LET THEM SHOW YOU THE NEW DRAMATIC ACCENTS FOR YOUR EYES AND HELP YOU CIIOOSE THE COLOGNE WHICH MATCHES YOUR PERSONALITY A FABERGE COLOGNE AND BODY POWDER SET AND A SET OF HELENA RUBENSTEIN BASIC BEAUTY TREATMENT ., • AWAITS SOME LUCKY LADY. Gets laundry .wlil:inalr cloan, Uses just 10 aallons ol waler ·and on~t/3 Jl)e delerll'l~ SpirHiry IIOid,in jusll "IT MAY BE YOU" minute, t:lillp\t!J.It podlblt ..,. .. .r~llla'llluin~. nt · plumtrina. Skirt lfiY.whert, UTTON'S Y,.. ~,aie' fo"" itlo . " belitvl I~ ' •_, . - $159.95 , ,. ... • .,. in- f.,...l tE'nM" and nenoua !rom !rf!Quent. burning or Itching urination nlcht and day. Secondarily, you may !Me sleep and ha11e Ht:"ad.act\e, Backache ,~;. .~ l ") ei- Common Kidney or Bladder Irrllatlona make many men and women complete for you without charge or obligation, a per· ltUREr ble SICOHDAIY TO TE NSION KIDNEY IUITATIOH help bring forth your natur· al beauty. They will also • ... ... BACKACHE& T1ained Cosmeticians, will • lllr ,.• -1011. K¥.; to "''I POMEROY - The moolhly Melgo Councy Hollnsss rall,y will be held Tuesday evening, October 29, at 7:30p.m. at the Rutland Church ot the Nazarene. !t>eciat speaker will be R e v. Saunders of Ravenswood. Rev. Saunders is pastor ot the Church at the Nazarene there. All who wish to be in the choir should be at the church at 7 p.m. for chair practice. DUTTONS Lader. •.. ' Till Tassel · «IItie In Goldin Brown K: 811 flo. .ForAoy Jobnlaa, Lortn J. Kinzel, Chlr· leo E. Llaaorlelt, Dobra NeKiqlrt, Mrl. J - 1 w. Moat~. KathY Jo NorUup, £1. mer Rote, Mn, 8ttadera, E<lwln L. Sleln, Nrt. 1111aultlne N, WW!t:r-"'1, 1. RoDpit L. Ollllqor ond ..... lira. Charlot D, ond ID- • lSI . ~ Beckie, Jlllrey L. Cl""""'n, Jolll M. Dearlne. Nrt. L, DeariD& Peul D. Dllloo, Mitt Nutha C. Howell, Mro. Noob L, tho . In :.:::·: .:.:;:. . _,.,,.. A Favorite ,___ lfl'· In vu sonalized chart for your •'- .. ,, loo . ena, Cllllcmi L, llllper, Rt. 2 McArtlalr; Mro, ilollla J. llnln, Rt. 5 Jacklon; DaYicl M. Lc111i. WeiiBmTHS Nrt. Jameo T, Gordon, RL 1 Gelli[IOUI, 1011, 1:f9 p.m. Fri. NE1GS GENERAL HOSPrrAL dq; Mra. Otta N. Noble, Pt. Admitted - Gordon WinobrODP l - - . dsu!lirllr. 7:57 p,m. Hr', &Taeute. Friday; Nro, Dmov1111 N. SlobDlrdllrt!od - None. n...ard , BELVA GRANT NAOMI FLOYD JEAN BRATTON and TEXANNA WHITE Mra. Francia k. Porter, Alblaod, lira, demonstr-.tor. 'I1ie Regloo 11 meeting to be held at the Eastern High School on Nov. 16 w~s announced. Plans were also discussed for the annual all-cot81Q' Christmas show scheduled Cor Nov. 30 and Dee. 1 at the Pomeroy Elementary School. uchrtstmas Ideals" ls the theme or this year's show. Drawing for classes in which clubs will be responsible forfillLng took place Friday night at ""i lllr houri 2-1 and 7-' p.m. Par- tor ported on the prdenther.,PYJII'Ogram Thur~ wllh ·opoc:lal odo· MEIGS COUNTY hal a new garden club. It's called the '<BeDdO'.tbe-R.lver'' and the members, ror the most part, are from the Rac:lno and Letart area, The club Is atroedy atrillated with the Ohio Aaloelatlon of Garden Cluba. . &tealdnl of prden clubs, plana are moving ahead ror the an· nne! Cbriotmas lhow ol MDigs County clubs, II has been scheduled Cor tho weekeed tollowlng Thanks!livlne at the Pomeroy Elementlr)' School and will carry the: theme "Christmas Ideals, •• baaed on the mapzlns 0( tho same nslne, Tho pleture and poem will be removed trom the •Ideals mapzlne and inowded on the .backgroond fl. the claas it represents. Show chaltrnaD: fa Margaret Ella Lewis. FAMILY SHOE STORE 328 Second A,.,.nu• menta fD Goodwin-Hall Vows Taken IOl'Y shortly '"' Freel Aatalre's premiere dale was with ooe ot Operu Classes ds Larkins and Mrs. Mary Roed. Mrs. Gary Murplo< _, the door prize. Other• attemnng were Mill Regina ~cer, Mrs. Jeff Footer, Mn. Vere SWartz, Mra. L. D. Bini and !~>ella, Mrs. Don Baird, Mrs. Rand;y llllrriMrs, Patrick and - . Mrs. Henry Bahr, Mrs. Donnie Mr. and Mrs. John Scineshave Ruuell, Mn. Vernon SWartz, returned Crom a visit in Peyton llld Rtraa, Tena, Robin, Mra. City, W. VL, with Mr. a..:! Mrs. Herbert Parker, Mrs. EdMurJoe Magnotta, and in Wheeling plw, Mrs. Romle WUitams, Mro, with Mr. and Mn. Robert Mitch Mavin Murphy, Mrs, DennlaNowarr;t family. land, Mrs. Guy ~cor and LlllMr. and Mrs. William Houck da, Mrs. Cecil Caldwell, Mn. of Marion visited briefly with Mr. Roger Adama, Mn. Rex &unand Mrs. P. L. Mitch whUe erP- mer:deJd, Mrl. Tom SUmmer .. route to South Point, N. C. on lield, Mrs. Fred ChapmaD, Mloa business. Brenda ll<>lslnger, Mra. Wilbur Mr. and Mrs, Richard Roller Parker, Mrs. Pearl Mora, Mn. and daughter, Lori, of Belpre Rex Bailey, Mrs, Jack Hendrtekwere Thursda.y guests ot Mrs. 100, Miss Sarah Snyder, Mrt. Max Roller and Mr. ard Mrs. (\1a1 Eichinger and Laura Jean, Wilbur Hanning. Mrs. Max Roller Mra. Norman McCIJn, M111 and Mrs. Kenneth cale and Mary Mora, Mia• Sondra Truadaughters, Marcia, Melissa am aell, Mn, Scud Snyder and Mill Megan, spent a day recertly in Diana Larkins. Belpl'tl with the Rollers, Koi.ng Sending glfto ..... Mrl. J, M. especially tor the bir~ ob- Gaul, Mrs. Riley l'lir3ll, Nn, ~~oervance of Richard. Jack Farrar, Mra. Ropr Bahr, Mrs. Elizabeth Parsons or Mrs. Richard Fiek, Jr., MrL Charleston, W, VL, WIS the re- Kemelh Hartung, Nro, Clwiot cent guest or Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Ele~J.._, Mrs. Mabel VIII ard Vaughan and family. Meter, Mn. Clay TulliO, Milo Sp, 4 Russell E. Little, 11011 Pat Koblent•, Mlao illaroD Holol Mr. and Mrs. Rus!leU M. Li~ ter, Mrt. HOWard Parker, Mn. tle or Rutland Road, is 1tatloned Jeri')' carter, Mia a lblttl LudDn, at Fort Rlley, Abelene, Kansas. Mra, PouJ Buckley, Nrl, David His wile is there with h.im, Sp. Murphy, Mrs. Ed WUI!ama, Mrs. Little spent a 30 day leave here ~ 0 , McCoy and dluihtel'l, Nrs. with h.is rantily lollowing Ills re. Donald Mora, Mro, Robort l'lr· turn in late August from Vietnlm ker, Miss .!llaron Jeft'ert, Mila where he spent five months. fie Doria Da'rio, Mrs. aoo- Wells, rccehcd the bronze star arm two Mn, Earl 9immertleld ond MrL purple hearts tor injuries. Lindley W.oos. I ..d Cornd wuiDg hlo own car to hla YOUTH ASKED FOR rri ol money prom[Jil)' an depoaitTldt oolumn Ia for 1QIIIIIIJIOI>- t a - l , but he Ia """working ed In Swlu llUilbet ed acc'll, ple, their probiOIIII and piau- or ft.llhtlng from claim w llltk, Who'd want to rob Joey flel. urea, tbe1r troubles and flat. Aa oftatl-. lherton 0( IJIYihlng but her ..,u.. wlih tho reot olHeleo Help USI, He atlll has trouble opellln& slel-: her Control Pork Weal It ""lcomeo laU[Iho but - ' t and wrtllng letters home II a aputmont wu helaied twice so ....... oerloul quellloo with a po1n1W procSSL But hocaDbreak llle'l lnatalled an apenaive bur- bruah.olf. c1o1m his rille iD 30 teconda and Murphy for senator In '70 ,., !liar-calchlng ayatem .... Claire Sand yo11r t _ . queotloo1 to GALLIPOLIS - Gloria Jean Bloom saw "'lbe Uon in Win~ YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, eare ol [lUI It hickthe together In 29, Bortcan deacribe JMJDJ.eoclature 1 Buck, who Is a registered dance ter" ftlm and wu Uked how lho llel111 Help US! thla . - - . lrqmentatlon srenado, .,Pain and baton teacher, will be teach~ reacted: "The tum editor de- LETTER FROM VIETNAM how a machine gun operates and ing here on Tuesday eveniilga. serves an Academy Award" was uae ellllor U need artses, Dear llelen: Classes will start with tap and her prompt entlaudasm; tho 111m He can dlg a fox hole, apJ)ly My brother, who ts now Nl'Vbaton and ballet and acrobatics editor also was her brother John ina In VIetnam, sent thla and I ltrlt aid "' • IIOIDided - wU I be added later, Lamarr wu offered a would like to paaa It oo: !on, march unW he is told to IUl!>, Gloria was the reatured baton cameo role ln Peter Fonda's or IIWp unW be Is told to march. FIGHTING MAN, 1968 twirler tor the Pomeroy H 1 g h •"Dante's Inferno" and no matter Some 3, 000 mile a aeros• a He has seen more IRlfrerlng than School Marching Band tor tour how we studytbltltem, the names vaal pond from contlnen1al Unit- he Bhouid have In hlo ohori life. years . .!lie was the assistant ba- do seem reversed. ed Statea lles an area cliiiJdcly He boo stood IIDlOl1g hlll1 ol Sond;v Demi1 and Gerry MUJ. rice paddles and dense Jungles. bodiso, and he hal helped I<> build ton instructor lor Walter McShea (former world champion) llgan have ftled. papers for a- As we all know, thi1 picnic area those hills, He has wept In pri. aftd Gail Fuch Uormer grand na· doption,.,. HowardSaeklorWOOie Ia called Vietnam. It Ia dll!erent Yate and In [1Ubllc and hal not tiona! one anrl two baton champ) from molt parts ot the world been ashamed ai dolnlelther,beat Ohio Universicy Band camp because lt is fn a Rate ol per- cause his pala have fallen in batin 1965. She was uMiss SouthUia oonlllct, which will long be tle, and he has come: cloae to morous, but Carraher did. He said he dictl't sit. tlnjj with a pencil In hlo hand because alter past speeches he had ..., grocery II sis, doodles that didn't look Uke him, and ail oorts or things ihal proved people weren't lilllenlng w him, LONG BO'ITOM - A bridal (He was kidding,} shower honoring Miss Slna May (But not being able to wrlte alto 11mits a reporter's account &lnunertteld, L o n g Bottom, of a II(JOOCh, This io especially lnle when one good Joke right bride-elect ol Mr. Robert Maafter another kept her ln sUtches all evening. vin Murphy, ReediViile, "as held Oct. 11 at the home of Mra. Ed· HAVE YOU SEEN ihe ghosts and witches floating around the Ill &munerllelcl, grandmother 0( ltrst cottage to the righl as yoo enter the GSI lll'OOIICIB? tho bride~. Giving tbe shower were Mill ONE OF THE PRETTIESr blocks In _ , Ia the 1ut block Pat Bahr, Mrs. Earl lngola, and at Second Ave., up around the Nazarene Church. Those people Mrs. Gary Murph;. A fall color seem to take pride in the appearance or their homes and gJ'CIWido. acheme was carried out ln the One especlally prettY porch Is decorated In the Halloween motU docoratlono and retnllhmmta. with com and jiWJipklns. Game wimera were Mrs. Wan- ' -= - will IOIIll " RUTLAND A demonstration or modern trends in nower arranging by Mrs. N e I I e Franklin ol Gaiii[IOUs hl&ltlight. ed Wednesday nigh!' a open meetIng o( !he Rutland Frlendll' Gsr· de:ners attended by approximately 60 Meigs Count.Y garden club members and guesta. Special guest at the meating held In the basement of tbe Rutland Church or Christ was Mrs. .. the ho!IJ'ial for more maJor our- money man uys the swtas • , wa:, rneatlnJ Flower Arranging to Club u had • smolt DIOrllnel - · · to report: she pa bock lnle "Gmlnel ol Zurichn banker• al- S8tdDr COrps. 1' Prc)miHI" I R d uzorba tbe Greek" head towards !be llclwJ, lllaae with ra. . 117· out aotleea staring o- ID tho back •••• Noel Coward'• "Snet PIJiatoH revue Ia 8NJ'O(IlDII'Ofl ,80,000 and- In $19,212 ill ftrai thal'l Nobb: .... I'Dt'l CHARLES CAlllruiER, ffie ipealcer r0r ll imd PW'a Boll~ .. ,, ., .. • . adtvitiea, waa ISO great I knew I would have to save my 'comments on him for my column. It's great to have a place where I can ' '.'. _ ...re ARB), ern Ohio'' 1967, wtd has attended Kent State Universicy where she was maJoring In plwslcal education with a prerequisite In dance. Gloria attended the first National Baloo teachers clinic In Miami, Fla., In 1965 and the SEVERAL FRIENDS mentioned the death or the WLW weather. National Teachers Cllnlc in MOman. I hadn't heard h1m b.lt they said be was so jolly and pleas~ waukee, Wis. in 1968. h Is al110 ant. It's too bad, sometimes it's too late to tell an eapecialll' nice Interested In starting a GallipoJIOriiOil how ~~b,.~AJ!~,.-., ,....-"',. . , -· , ill Glq,Jltte Baton Junior and ~; Ylr)' •• - ratlllr llCIInt& from tho two top IIUl'Vey ou11Ho C)<Uai- ond . . ten '. ooripla re raclel \lOilfiCNilatlOill 1 hod abwt ..,ell pith and P!D'· I tiDen<:e a1 Blooiner Glrl lf *.di: I eo todll ,, Much Jiob!ff'll' wao ..- - for Ill 27~ ··~lid dJreotor FriiiCI.o Ford Cewo!a but on the boola !)I thlt, he might p....,..l,y ll'l bodt and stsrt over .... IIIII, with Fred Aotaireelone there Is a Ulllns illlllndlm that made •• nota whit -ry "" taw II• YOI, he ..... • lot ·~ ltllell ~ •• Ill! oelmook NeJro lde\lllot wltb thai llllkot 11 1101'1hwhllo, pot-~ ocenlcall7 frOm warm 11;Ylo and wit .... BIII''FID· Ella Lopn, Biir of the orlgl. "'C•meJ4>1" hifl!!vert ,,, ADd It !an' I llaiJII,o,oo 1n )lot a ~ ne1 Bdw)', ''FlalaD'o lla!Dbow'' J """" !1 .a .NDYllis Plc:turo - no ol .owllt - ··-linl,y ....,. ,.., ID the premiere mob and 1 ry MaKIII" co.-tar Wm. TlllmiD !all $665,000 he - . ..... plo luldred lbDUIIIMI more 111111 ol tho top - · 1 i ot U.. Jiii!-OIIIIeal G~J.,, ~Burtoo 1 Lani' · ond E. Y. ~ .... I The G14 qllprop Hll!i>Urar• Seld;y I BY Last &JIIday was a beautifUl, golden autumn day In our tmm, 1 certainly didn't want to go to a coocert and Bit lnaido for two hours. I reolly wanted to lake a walk In the wooda and kick~ the bright red and yellow leaves. But I went to the tri-<oont,v communl1;y coocert, and receiY· ed as much or more enrichment for m,y lnne,rmost aelt titan an llt.:ettiOM in the woods would have given me. For a nature lover like myself, tbat's IJIIJiing • great deal. rve never been to a folk concert so I wasn't prepared for the experience. I wasn~ prepared for the beauty of the words and the de[JIIl of meaning In the music. beau1;y or the words and the depth of meaning in the mutlc. The descriptions of the dUferent things, "'A passionate voice h .... '' were so lovely I plan to write for the words and include them In I!OIIIe or the outstanding descriptions I collect. I saw that one does oot have to be physically pretty to be beau- Modern Trends .Shown in Prescriptions Are Our Mlln lullneq ::·; ~: ',.)t.. ·-, / •.!·. ~·. .. ., ' �,· •I, ,. ' h • ' That •11 old aexapnarlon Jllldl• prde wiD emcee tho ..,..rll!n· (ldid' lpt<l an ....,_. - · lea · at the Senior c~a BID IICJille.!till ~ IDtbOtrovthl1 week at orlloled ilmplilllca. · . '-.l alii .-., lll Nfll:o -l\rllllleml Tho muaiea!IICOI'Orel!lllnlme JACK O'iiBJAN NEW YORK - ~ Tlm'o .... wur1'7 with hli new - Jtol• t.lne: Jle'l ptUq: fat '"' UIJw• ''Gnat While llclpo" hit II a 0111 ever 111111\11 at! D. 111111111111 trluqllls said to lie Eva~ iD Fllillll's rlf· !be blaeBi bodcer ct.thot ~o.. ftth clQihea Fred IIIli W!'t help . 000 ~ctlon •.• Ria I'Qllltleo hi>IDs great poriOII&I 11;Yl,o .. , . el<IW •• allllior · ~ him ~.000 Uthe, lisoomo ~ lilmejl a-. Bubora fllneock *Ill lie heard Wlllt we liked ''FiniiD't Rain- !rom aaaln: piaJ!ng a muto, ll1e bow'1 •• much u we admired danced !P'&eeiWI,y Into jnmlere Ill otars Fred Allaire IIIII Pe- IJIPiauao with poriOII&IfV IIIOUih lui• Cltrk .. , Fred's dioc:lj)lln- ' lor star bllllllr .., Doo Francka od oall~ bod.Y and IJIIIa. wa1 a most attract!Ye and llllw'· blo "'"" tace ... nke a photo- e1 JOIIDB ltldlna III8D, ond AI IP'lJihiC art otullr "" The ..... Freell1on played lhl> • F r - Tone; - · t._ both from cancer "" AU !be networks ore arcJUIOdovorlhewOird oar~,y_,.,., TV · rlliDp: _,. tiful dolng something he loves. Bill Crotut, the tall blood& one, waa DOt what I would call a handsome man, but he was very strlkins and I rather envied his obvious plea8Ul'e in the job he was doing. He transmitted this pleasure to the audience. ,,' . ,, steve, the mailer, dark man was a versatile artist with the abil1fl to draw music from any instrument. I am a lover or the words to musJc and I appreciated Addla and Crofut's abUU:y to make the words clear and meaningful. "Jimmy Son&" a very modern song was as moving all any clm'cll flymn I have heard, and as Inspirational. BUl Crotut and Steve Addis pulled the audience in with them and S~compasll8d each person with the feeling that they really cared and so I. for one, had a sense of sadness when It was over. As a newspaper woman I will sorry I diltl't have U.me tD learn about their backgrowxi prior to the concmt. &eve is a graduate or Harvard in compositim, and Bill graduated In music and literabJ.re from Allegheny CoJiege. rm sure this accounts for some ol. their excellence. But rm equally sure their excellent rapport comes rrom deep within these men who .share a pa:ulonate love for music, and want to create It in othere. IMAGINE PLAYING BRIDGE together for 50 yssrs and atill being friends. Members of the IW Kare CIW recently observed thelr 50th amlversary. There are just three charter rnembera lett her<> In wwn, Alma McCormick, Eulah Williams, and Nellie Scarberry. Miss McCormick rec:enUy entertained three tables of bridge 1n honor the occasion. Alma recently had a bigger dimer party than ahe had plamed on. Sbe wanted to entertain her guests, Mn. Mary Haley and Mrs. Grace ~ler, friends she met oo a recent trip to E>Jrope. When she called some Gallipolis friends they too had guests. Alma said. 1 'Bring them along. u the part;y had grown to 17 before It was all done. Mrs. Bibler shoWed slldes of the trip after the dlmer. or ' I.•' r li ~.; I. '· ~ •' j~ f ,; I ,.,., ' 1·,'· ;:. ,,I I' "' •' .' , .~ ' ' .;! '. ' ·'·' " " I i I "Promllea, " 1 1 --- ' GLORIA BUCK ,;;:::;lall,.. to m,y heart'• oontenl (Taboo In a stral8hl ..... Carraher exemplitled in his own personaUty the big E for en- =~· ihe "'bject 0( his lalk. He was entertaining and d;y. It'll mt everyone who can make a talk inspirattmal and hu- ,.ant.,...,. Gloria Buck Eno Grange to Meet Monthly ENO - Eno Grange met Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Grange HaJI with Master Ernest Greenlee In charge ot. the meeting. They voted to meet only once a month starting In November, on the nrst Tuesday, at 7:30. Mrs. John SIJ're and Mrs. Richard Grant were reported ill. Get-well card!! were signed to be sent. Plans were made to have booster night, Oct. 29 at 8 p.m. The public ill Invited. The Lecturer, Mrs. Marie Thomas, had charge of the literary program, usingashertheme, "Halloween." It began by singing '•The Gleaner," by aU, ae. complllied by Mn. Ora Kemper;; a reading, "rll have My Fortune Told," Mrs. Jessie Brothers; "October,•• by Mr . Allie stamper; ''My Future," Mr. Clinton Jones; .. Halloween," Mra. Vera Mllea; "Are You Afraid of Ghosties."' Mr. Clark ThomPbl, and a pme entitled, ''Halloween Cbjects," 1n wtdch all portid!>ated. Tbe cloalng song was "Quiltlllr l'aJV.H llaj>py Birthday Wal 11111111lor Mr. Allie Stamper. Hyosophobia is a fear of high places: acrophobia is a fear of being at " .c;n·g1 height. --~ I _____ ____ -......._. aoctet;v•a moJt beautUul ladies, POMEROY ~ Beneath an archway 0( mimosa and passion flower, Miss Leta I..Qnn Goodwin, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Homer- Goodwin or near Pomeroy, exchanged wedding vows with Joseph Cl811on Hall, son o( Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hall, Pomeroy, Route 4. 'Ille double-ring cererntW\Y was solemnized on Sept. 2t at 3:30 Fill Fell. a JIUbli- ...,..o about tho llix~ro holst at Jim DO!mey'l ~ar 8th AYe, show-. liZ hanaoul "" The TV set says lnQrld BeriiDan't dalljllter Pia (a San.Fr8Dcioeo TV newscaster) will he 1'81ld;y for aetwork -wldng ID llix montbo , , Calli. [IOUdco pta Ctmnlor: SUrIOJ' MacLalne's I'IJlPO!IOdi1 deeldlng U llhe'll Goorp Dlm't 100 - • know Uncle Slim h11 unziiiiJed the wallet for certain foreign COU!Iriea oatenslbly for ••poverty" projects: big amount• In Gallipolis 404 ,._Avo. O.Dt,o~ 0, •----------~--:, Lindo Charlene Yost Linda Marie Owens iE:~;;~;;~ I MH. AND MRS, RICli!\IW I.l OWENS of 539 West Main St., Pomeroy, Are announdng the engagement and approach., lng marriage o( their daughter, Linda Marie, lo Mr. Roy Allen Roush o( Mason, W. Va. Miss Owens it a 1968 graduate of Meigs Hl8:h Scllool. Her fiance, son or Mr. arx:l Mrs. Harry C. Roush, Sr., is a 1968 graduate of Wahama High School and ·is presently employed at Arnold Bros. Heating and Plumbing or Pomeroy. A November wedding is plaMed. GLORIA'S SCHOOL OF DANCE ... H* •. Grandmother's Home Scene of Brl·da/ Shower ____ ..... Wars. At Home of Just lma&lne: MDBI guys over here are 18 and ft&ltllns w make 19. The average age ot the combat soldlnr in many units is 18\l , And what a man he lsi A pink..,-..!, short • haired, GALUPOLJS - Mrs. Arthur tl&ltt.muacied fellow wbo, under Espenscheld presented the Ocionormal clreumatances, would be ber Riverside Study Club p r O· conaidered by aocleQ< a1 hall • gram TUesdl,y at the home of man, hall-l>oy1 not yet dry behind Mi-.'SIIl.E&Ciiia;c~ the ears, and a pain In tho unFollowlna ·a .;;,J.u hour, 4lr eft1ll0yment chart. ing whldl a llladcoursewaa serBut here and now, he ta the ved, the club was called to order beanlloas hope ol tree man. He by Mrs. Durose, the president, ia, for the most part, unmar .. acting as chaplain for the abrled and wilh<lut mstorlal JIUI· sent Mrs. Allen. Mrs. L. H. Nel. sessions poaslbly on old son led the club prayer. ear at bome and a tranfJistor ra~ Members were remlndedoftbe din with him. He Uoten1 to rock birthdaf of Mrs. Osa Baird on 'n roll and 105 millimeter howNov. 3. Mn, Baird, a former lhoro, rnenber of the 'club, rmr reside !I Bo Just got rut ol hltlh acboo~ at 1062 Waverly Place, Schenecreeelved 10-80 grades, played a tady, N, Y. 12308. uwe tootl>all, and had a girl Mrs. EspenschetcPa l)l'OII'am was a review of ueapableoiHon- Who promlliOd to bo true, He hal learned to drink beer or," by Allen Drury. Dntr'J asks the question. "How jultlflable because tt 11 cold lDd Is the ll the Influence of the news me- thine to do, He is a Private Firai dia, TV 1 radlo colunurllts, re· Clasa, a one~year military vetporters and newspapers, "on the eran, with one or poaaibly two year1 to go. thinking ol ihe American poo. He oever eared tor work, prepie?" Members Utought U was an lnlereating and pi'Oilhetle nov. el. mier AntDnlo Salazar, 79, wbo The club will meet November llllfered 1 - . In September, 12 lrlth Mrs. L, H, Wickline, II o:ontlrulni hi~ rO<lOVOJ')' and Ia able to breathe wllbDUt tho help The wedding will be an event of Saturday, Nov. 9, at 11:30 a.m. at tbe St. Paul's Church in Athens. The custom of open church will be obsened. Mrs. Eachus """"pt ~ SALAZAR IMPROVING LISBON (1]1'1)-Former Pre- iolnlng them. He his become llell..aulllclert. He hal two pairs of fatigues, washes one and wear a the other. He sometimes torpta to cleaa his teeth, but not his rille. Bo keeps his soeka dry and his canteen lull. He can eook his own meals. llx hlo 01111 hurta and mend hlo own rips, material or metal. He :wiU lhar.ed\ls wat.J. with . ,n~U tr ""' tht.at, break hlo Officers are Elected By Junior Auxiliary CLASS PRICE $1.50 . .,1 • , , ;,·,,-• • • ,, PCII l.Q.$0R .-. , rat!•• ..,____!"'!"''!i"~~ ~s ~..~;..,andu 0: are ft8lrtlng for 10111' tue. He can do the work ol two cfvntans, draw hall the pay 0( one, and lind irunlc laDnor iD II Bit. He baa learned to uae his hands •• a weapon and hl1 weapon a1 hta hands. He can save: a llfe or molt a1auredl,y take one. He 11 now 19, a veteran, and li&htiDs to make 20 .... - PRI· VATE FIR8l' CLASS ROBERT C,BrrTS POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. David Yost or Portland are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage oC their daughter, Linda Charlene, to Mr. James Daniel McTurner, son or Mr. and Mrs. Donald McTurner, Racine. A 1967 graduate of' Southern High ~hool, Miss Yost attended Marietta College and Ohio University. She is currently employed as a receptionist at the Athens National Bsnk. ·H er fiance graduated from Southern llilih School in 1964. He served two years in the U. S. Army, one or which was spent in Vietnam, and received his discharge in March. lie is employed with the General Telephone Co. of Ohio in 1\thens. Mr. McTUrner plans to enroll at Ohio University in Jan- uary. Program Given remembered as the War ol AJJ CLIP AND MAIL TO GLORIA BUCK, RT. 2, POMEROY, OHIO NAME • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ADDRESS ••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • PHONE • • - • • • • • • • • AGE • • • • • • • • • • • IF YOU WISH TO BE A GLO·ETTE CHECK HERE ( ) IF TOU ARE INTERESTED IN DANCE CLASSES CHECK HERE ( ) These are exciting and busy days for Jlm SoudP.r!l. He ls one of 11 crew members of' the chartered nJghtsofEastern Airlines travelIna with Senator Mu1Ide. Going since early September, the nights from one clt,y to another wiU continue until Nov. 5 at which time the Muskie part:y- 52 MIDDLEPORT - , Orticers perSons including secret serocemen and members or the preu- were electedandprojectsplanned wlll.llP_~ Main to await the electioo returns. at an organizational me~g or -lla\ • with ~n Airlines 18 years and is a 1tJnlor members .oc.th.e.Awolw:y ;.i1111 ill-DIP* MWh:u ~ &bl) {pt•rpattQ~W..Ak: or 'FeeneY -~·Bemett 'Post' 128, Miami. He and hl.a wife, the former MUdr~ Wise, and family American Legion, h8Id at. the Miami, ~ddieport hall. Mrs. Charles Kessinger Is the ,:, 1 EUGENE ERLEWINE, :FORMERLY of Middleport, retlred ri- adult advisor for the junior aux. daf from Landmark at Washington, C. H., and a week trom todBy he utary. Officers elected were and hia wife wUI leave ror tlleir new home, the Rio Rancho Estates, Debra MeGuatn, chairman; Judy at Albuquerque, N.M. Gilkey, vice chairman; Jane Ann Last saturday night the ramily got together ror a farewell party, Gilkey, secretary; Becky Roosh, and ·last nlghl tho !t>ringlield Community Club, 1n which the Erie- hlsl<>rian; Anita Fultz, treasur. · wtnes have been active, had a potluck S\.llper in their honor. er; Dottie Roush, chaplain; and ; All a4e ot Eugene's staters were at the family attaJr- Farte Ch~ryl Barnhart, sergeant at , Kenaedy r1 Middleport, lA1cy Gregg of West Jefferson, Dolly BaUey, arms. ~Marie Gijbert and Thelma 1Jtirk of ~ringfield. Mr. wtd Mrs. ErieA gltt of $10 from Roy L. llenwine have a son, Robert Eugene, and a daughter, Mrs. Douglas drlcks was acknowledged. Plans '•EY~qt~, •ll,!ld Bi&ltt grandchildren, at! of !t>rlngtield. were made clurtftl! the meeting to prepare stall'll'ary packets OUR BELATID congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crew, 1'hiy observed their silver wedding amiversary Wednesday. e supet i John Reeoe, director o( Re!lioo 11, Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. 9te was lnf.roduced by Mrs. William Wllltord, presldert at tbe bo!lt club. Two Chrlstmaa arrangements were featured in Mrs. Franklin's demonstraUon. One had an old bedpost a& the eontalner, ,and 'the other was an all • white floral piece. Gourds and roadaide materials were also used by t h e Hohor Medical ~: Vlalt- Gollipalil, Ohio a reepirator for aa long u 11 houri, a medical bWiotln said Friday ni&ltt. ents only oo Pedlatrlco Ward. ADMISSIONS Clrroll T. WUilamt, 1140Second Ave., Galltpollt; Georp W. Cori>ID, 940 Flnt AYe., GAlli· polio; Nrs. ~ N. -~~~~. 7351h 11drd Ave., r .. nlpoltai Mr1. Rldlarclll. Roy, 50'7 Maple Dr., Golllpolia; Nra. Cbarill L. carter, Rt. 2 r.t.lll.p)lla; Mra. Jamea T. Gort1oa, RL 1 <'•lllpn111; MrL Huabi.Y L. JaDia, Columbus; Mra. Otia N. Noble, Pt. Pillllllt; Madt II. - . Rl. 2 PI, PletAm; Mro. Lew G. Kina. Rt, I IAiort; NrL Torry D. Pllalln, FQmel'O¥; Anii'Dialle Pbal1n. Pomeic:v; J. Pall Qnae .. Nr', MlddlljJCII't; James H. Nld:laiiOil, RL 5).-.i Nn. Artlur F. Tylor, Chllllmlho; NrL Er11181 E. Lamar!, Rt, 2 Jackaon; 7Hlh: "ndrd Ave., Galllpolla, claushllr. 8:26 p.m, Friday, DISCHARG!S Mrs. Thomu E. ,o\ndoriCII, Jom A. Baker, Chlrlel E. APARTHEID DENOUNCED JOHANNESBURG, So u t h Africa (UP~Twelve South African clergymen from several denominations in an open letter to Prime Minister B.J. Vorster denounced the nation's aparth. eid, or !legregati.on, P')llcies as "con~rary to the plain eense of holy scripture." holiday table arrangements. It was also planned U.lring the meeting to remember residents o( the children's home, the coun. ty infirmary, 8.nd two re!>thomes with small gifts at Christmas. A bake sale lO help finance projects of th(' )mior group was scheduled ror 1\:ov. 16. Meetings of the junior Wlil were set for the fourth TUesday or each month. Dues of $2.50 a year are paid by the Ladies I'IUKiliary fo r the girls who volunteer to assist with the poppy sale in May. in Ute afternoon on the lawn at sleeves. Her aOOulder length vell "the home of the brf.de'l parents. was held in place by an organza The Rev, Eugene Garlow ol Point plateau and !lhe wore a pearl necklace, a gift of the bridePleasant, w. Va. otnclated. groom. Her only other jewelry Given in marriage by h e r were earrings which belonged father, Ute bride wore a streetto her great-grandmother, Lura length fitted sheath or blue satin Wise Mohler. Tile bride carried with an overdress of white lace. The ensemble reatured a sabrina a bouQJet or white and blue neckline, and three quarler length tipped .carnations, Mrs. Sam Seals, a cousin, served as matron of hooor for the bride. She was attired in a Birth of sleeveless sheath, street length, or celery green with a lace overdress and carried a bou(Jlet Being Announced <i white reat.hered carnations. William Biggs of Pomeroy serCHESTER - Mr. and Mrs. ved as best man ror the bride· John Kurtz, o( Milan, Ohlo, are groom. Guests were registered aiUlOUllcin& the birth or a soo, by Miss sandra Beal. John Paul, Oct. 20 at Toledo A reception was held on the Hospital, weighing seven lbs. and lawn for approximately 80 close eight ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz rriends and relatives . An arhave one daughter, Kathy, age rangement of blue and wtiJte anfour. ti(l.le glass and stoneware was Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rimes of Sandusky; used on the serving tables. A Mr. and Mrs . Kurtz, Milan; one four - tiered we<kling cake topgreat . grandmother, Mrs. Eva ped with the traditional bride and Kimes of Chester, and one great- groom was made and served at great - grandmother, Mrs. Iva the reception by the bride's aunt, . Mrs. Jack Barnhart. Singer of Chester. For a short wedding trip, the bride changed into a blue and white dress With which she wore a carnation corsage. Cain. brother and slayer of The couple resides at Pome~ Abel. is traditionally called roy, Route 4, Kingsbury Road. the world's first criminal. Son is -:-:_: -:·· for the .53 veterans at the Athens State HospitaL The packets will be presented at the hospit.al•s L·livst party beinu pl.aonf:ld;bY .if.~ auxlliarics•·for Nov. 14. t;.or the three women veterans at the hospital, the junior group also plan to prepare pocketbooks of jewelry, handerchie(s, combs and cosmetics. The girls decided to assist the Ladies Auxiliary with the Veterans Day dirmcr on Nov. 11 by setting the tables. Fa- <· vors and table arrangements will ::: be made by the juniors for the ·> District 8 party at the Chilli- ~:· cothe Veterans Hospital in December. Mrs. Charles Lewis of the Winding Trail Garden Club will instruct the girls in making Blrchlleld . ro· cation chll- at tho llulland Elementary School: The dlllclren were usisted In maldnl Jack· d..Jantems. Mrs, Robert Snoonlen will prOvide the flower arrangement tor the Rutland Branch ol the Pl)meroy Nationa.J Bank ln NOvember, Trips taken~ tho c I u b members recent.J.y lncluded a visit to Fenton Glaosai Wnllama, town, W. Va, and a lOur olthe garden ol Mra. Ada H o 1 te r, Chester Road, reclpletK ~ the outatandlng gardener award for 1968 trom Region II, Mrs. Wyman Brdury at Gallipolis judged ar........-a ahlbiled by the Frlondly Gordoaors. Mrs, Willford took ftral, Mrs. Wnllam Brown, second, and Mrs. Harold Wolre, thlrd. A Halloween themed delaert course waa aened at the conelu. sion d. the meeting, Holiness Rally is Tuesday Evening and feel oldrr, tired . depressed. In auch cuea. CYSTEX usually brln&a relaxing comfort by curbing ln-ltat· Jng germa In acid urine and quickly eulnll: paln.Gt>tC'YSTEX 1\tdrUiilKiltl ,, t '• ;~: Invites You :: :;. ..... .·.. COME IN AND RECEIVE THE RED CARPET TREATMENT IN THEIR JUST COMPLETED MODERN COSMETIC DEPARTMENT. ~ skin and hair type, LET THEM SHOW YOU THE NEW DRAMATIC ACCENTS FOR YOUR EYES AND HELP YOU CIIOOSE THE COLOGNE WHICH MATCHES YOUR PERSONALITY A FABERGE COLOGNE AND BODY POWDER SET AND A SET OF HELENA RUBENSTEIN BASIC BEAUTY TREATMENT ., • AWAITS SOME LUCKY LADY. Gets laundry .wlil:inalr cloan, Uses just 10 aallons ol waler ·and on~t/3 Jl)e delerll'l~ SpirHiry IIOid,in jusll "IT MAY BE YOU" minute, t:lillp\t!J.It podlblt ..,. .. .r~llla'llluin~. nt · plumtrina. Skirt lfiY.whert, UTTON'S Y,.. ~,aie' fo"" itlo . " belitvl I~ ' •_, . - $159.95 , ,. ... • .,. in- f.,...l tE'nM" and nenoua !rom !rf!Quent. burning or Itching urination nlcht and day. Secondarily, you may !Me sleep and ha11e Ht:"ad.act\e, Backache ,~;. .~ l ") ei- Common Kidney or Bladder Irrllatlona make many men and women complete for you without charge or obligation, a per· ltUREr ble SICOHDAIY TO TE NSION KIDNEY IUITATIOH help bring forth your natur· al beauty. They will also • ... ... BACKACHE& T1ained Cosmeticians, will • lllr ,.• -1011. K¥.; to "''I POMEROY - The moolhly Melgo Councy Hollnsss rall,y will be held Tuesday evening, October 29, at 7:30p.m. at the Rutland Church ot the Nazarene. !t>eciat speaker will be R e v. Saunders of Ravenswood. Rev. Saunders is pastor ot the Church at the Nazarene there. All who wish to be in the choir should be at the church at 7 p.m. for chair practice. DUTTONS Lader. •.. ' Till Tassel · «IItie In Goldin Brown K: 811 flo. .ForAoy Jobnlaa, Lortn J. Kinzel, Chlr· leo E. Llaaorlelt, Dobra NeKiqlrt, Mrl. J - 1 w. Moat~. KathY Jo NorUup, £1. mer Rote, Mn, 8ttadera, E<lwln L. Sleln, Nrt. 1111aultlne N, WW!t:r-"'1, 1. RoDpit L. Ollllqor ond ..... lira. Charlot D, ond ID- • lSI . ~ Beckie, Jlllrey L. Cl""""'n, Jolll M. Dearlne. Nrt. L, DeariD& Peul D. Dllloo, Mitt Nutha C. Howell, Mro. Noob L, tho . In :.:::·: .:.:;:. . _,.,,.. A Favorite ,___ lfl'· In vu sonalized chart for your •'- .. ,, loo . ena, Cllllcmi L, llllper, Rt. 2 McArtlalr; Mro, ilollla J. llnln, Rt. 5 Jacklon; DaYicl M. Lc111i. WeiiBmTHS Nrt. Jameo T, Gordon, RL 1 Gelli[IOUI, 1011, 1:f9 p.m. Fri. NE1GS GENERAL HOSPrrAL dq; Mra. Otta N. Noble, Pt. Admitted - Gordon WinobrODP l - - . dsu!lirllr. 7:57 p,m. Hr', &Taeute. Friday; Nro, Dmov1111 N. SlobDlrdllrt!od - None. n...ard , BELVA GRANT NAOMI FLOYD JEAN BRATTON and TEXANNA WHITE Mra. Francia k. Porter, Alblaod, lira, demonstr-.tor. 'I1ie Regloo 11 meeting to be held at the Eastern High School on Nov. 16 w~s announced. Plans were also discussed for the annual all-cot81Q' Christmas show scheduled Cor Nov. 30 and Dee. 1 at the Pomeroy Elementary School. uchrtstmas Ideals" ls the theme or this year's show. Drawing for classes in which clubs will be responsible forfillLng took place Friday night at ""i lllr houri 2-1 and 7-' p.m. Par- tor ported on the prdenther.,PYJII'Ogram Thur~ wllh ·opoc:lal odo· MEIGS COUNTY hal a new garden club. It's called the '<BeDdO'.tbe-R.lver'' and the members, ror the most part, are from the Rac:lno and Letart area, The club Is atroedy atrillated with the Ohio Aaloelatlon of Garden Cluba. . &tealdnl of prden clubs, plana are moving ahead ror the an· nne! Cbriotmas lhow ol MDigs County clubs, II has been scheduled Cor tho weekeed tollowlng Thanks!livlne at the Pomeroy Elementlr)' School and will carry the: theme "Christmas Ideals, •• baaed on the mapzlns 0( tho same nslne, Tho pleture and poem will be removed trom the •Ideals mapzlne and inowded on the .backgroond fl. the claas it represents. Show chaltrnaD: fa Margaret Ella Lewis. FAMILY SHOE STORE 328 Second A,.,.nu• menta fD Goodwin-Hall Vows Taken IOl'Y shortly '"' Freel Aatalre's premiere dale was with ooe ot Operu Classes ds Larkins and Mrs. Mary Roed. Mrs. Gary Murplo< _, the door prize. Other• attemnng were Mill Regina ~cer, Mrs. Jeff Footer, Mn. Vere SWartz, Mra. L. D. Bini and !~>ella, Mrs. Don Baird, Mrs. Rand;y llllrriMrs, Patrick and - . Mrs. Henry Bahr, Mrs. Donnie Mr. and Mrs. John Scineshave Ruuell, Mn. Vernon SWartz, returned Crom a visit in Peyton llld Rtraa, Tena, Robin, Mra. City, W. VL, with Mr. a..:! Mrs. Herbert Parker, Mrs. EdMurJoe Magnotta, and in Wheeling plw, Mrs. Romle WUitams, Mro, with Mr. and Mn. Robert Mitch Mavin Murphy, Mrs, DennlaNowarr;t family. land, Mrs. Guy ~cor and LlllMr. and Mrs. William Houck da, Mrs. Cecil Caldwell, Mn. of Marion visited briefly with Mr. Roger Adama, Mn. Rex &unand Mrs. P. L. Mitch whUe erP- mer:deJd, Mrl. Tom SUmmer .. route to South Point, N. C. on lield, Mrs. Fred ChapmaD, Mloa business. Brenda ll<>lslnger, Mra. Wilbur Mr. and Mrs, Richard Roller Parker, Mrs. Pearl Mora, Mn. and daughter, Lori, of Belpre Rex Bailey, Mrs, Jack Hendrtekwere Thursda.y guests ot Mrs. 100, Miss Sarah Snyder, Mrt. Max Roller and Mr. ard Mrs. (\1a1 Eichinger and Laura Jean, Wilbur Hanning. Mrs. Max Roller Mra. Norman McCIJn, M111 and Mrs. Kenneth cale and Mary Mora, Mia• Sondra Truadaughters, Marcia, Melissa am aell, Mn, Scud Snyder and Mill Megan, spent a day recertly in Diana Larkins. Belpl'tl with the Rollers, Koi.ng Sending glfto ..... Mrl. J, M. especially tor the bir~ ob- Gaul, Mrs. Riley l'lir3ll, Nn, ~~oervance of Richard. Jack Farrar, Mra. Ropr Bahr, Mrs. Elizabeth Parsons or Mrs. Richard Fiek, Jr., MrL Charleston, W, VL, WIS the re- Kemelh Hartung, Nro, Clwiot cent guest or Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Ele~J.._, Mrs. Mabel VIII ard Vaughan and family. Meter, Mn. Clay TulliO, Milo Sp, 4 Russell E. Little, 11011 Pat Koblent•, Mlao illaroD Holol Mr. and Mrs. Rus!leU M. Li~ ter, Mrt. HOWard Parker, Mn. tle or Rutland Road, is 1tatloned Jeri')' carter, Mia a lblttl LudDn, at Fort Rlley, Abelene, Kansas. Mra, PouJ Buckley, Nrl, David His wile is there with h.im, Sp. Murphy, Mrs. Ed WUI!ama, Mrs. Little spent a 30 day leave here ~ 0 , McCoy and dluihtel'l, Nrs. with h.is rantily lollowing Ills re. Donald Mora, Mro, Robort l'lr· turn in late August from Vietnlm ker, Miss .!llaron Jeft'ert, Mila where he spent five months. fie Doria Da'rio, Mrs. aoo- Wells, rccehcd the bronze star arm two Mn, Earl 9immertleld ond MrL purple hearts tor injuries. Lindley W.oos. I ..d Cornd wuiDg hlo own car to hla YOUTH ASKED FOR rri ol money prom[Jil)' an depoaitTldt oolumn Ia for 1QIIIIIIJIOI>- t a - l , but he Ia """working ed In Swlu llUilbet ed acc'll, ple, their probiOIIII and piau- or ft.llhtlng from claim w llltk, Who'd want to rob Joey flel. urea, tbe1r troubles and flat. Aa oftatl-. lherton 0( IJIYihlng but her ..,u.. wlih tho reot olHeleo Help USI, He atlll has trouble opellln& slel-: her Control Pork Weal It ""lcomeo laU[Iho but - ' t and wrtllng letters home II a aputmont wu helaied twice so ....... oerloul quellloo with a po1n1W procSSL But hocaDbreak llle'l lnatalled an apenaive bur- bruah.olf. c1o1m his rille iD 30 teconda and Murphy for senator In '70 ,., !liar-calchlng ayatem .... Claire Sand yo11r t _ . queotloo1 to GALLIPOLIS - Gloria Jean Bloom saw "'lbe Uon in Win~ YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, eare ol [lUI It hickthe together In 29, Bortcan deacribe JMJDJ.eoclature 1 Buck, who Is a registered dance ter" ftlm and wu Uked how lho llel111 Help US! thla . - - . lrqmentatlon srenado, .,Pain and baton teacher, will be teach~ reacted: "The tum editor de- LETTER FROM VIETNAM how a machine gun operates and ing here on Tuesday eveniilga. serves an Academy Award" was uae ellllor U need artses, Dear llelen: Classes will start with tap and her prompt entlaudasm; tho 111m He can dlg a fox hole, apJ)ly My brother, who ts now Nl'Vbaton and ballet and acrobatics editor also was her brother John ina In VIetnam, sent thla and I ltrlt aid "' • IIOIDided - wU I be added later, Lamarr wu offered a would like to paaa It oo: !on, march unW he is told to IUl!>, Gloria was the reatured baton cameo role ln Peter Fonda's or IIWp unW be Is told to march. FIGHTING MAN, 1968 twirler tor the Pomeroy H 1 g h •"Dante's Inferno" and no matter Some 3, 000 mile a aeros• a He has seen more IRlfrerlng than School Marching Band tor tour how we studytbltltem, the names vaal pond from contlnen1al Unit- he Bhouid have In hlo ohori life. years . .!lie was the assistant ba- do seem reversed. ed Statea lles an area cliiiJdcly He boo stood IIDlOl1g hlll1 ol Sond;v Demi1 and Gerry MUJ. rice paddles and dense Jungles. bodiso, and he hal helped I<> build ton instructor lor Walter McShea (former world champion) llgan have ftled. papers for a- As we all know, thi1 picnic area those hills, He has wept In pri. aftd Gail Fuch Uormer grand na· doption,.,. HowardSaeklorWOOie Ia called Vietnam. It Ia dll!erent Yate and In [1Ubllc and hal not tiona! one anrl two baton champ) from molt parts ot the world been ashamed ai dolnlelther,beat Ohio Universicy Band camp because lt is fn a Rate ol per- cause his pala have fallen in batin 1965. She was uMiss SouthUia oonlllct, which will long be tle, and he has come: cloae to morous, but Carraher did. He said he dictl't sit. tlnjj with a pencil In hlo hand because alter past speeches he had ..., grocery II sis, doodles that didn't look Uke him, and ail oorts or things ihal proved people weren't lilllenlng w him, LONG BO'ITOM - A bridal (He was kidding,} shower honoring Miss Slna May (But not being able to wrlte alto 11mits a reporter's account &lnunertteld, L o n g Bottom, of a II(JOOCh, This io especially lnle when one good Joke right bride-elect ol Mr. Robert Maafter another kept her ln sUtches all evening. vin Murphy, ReediViile, "as held Oct. 11 at the home of Mra. Ed· HAVE YOU SEEN ihe ghosts and witches floating around the Ill &munerllelcl, grandmother 0( ltrst cottage to the righl as yoo enter the GSI lll'OOIICIB? tho bride~. Giving tbe shower were Mill ONE OF THE PRETTIESr blocks In _ , Ia the 1ut block Pat Bahr, Mrs. Earl lngola, and at Second Ave., up around the Nazarene Church. Those people Mrs. Gary Murph;. A fall color seem to take pride in the appearance or their homes and gJ'CIWido. acheme was carried out ln the One especlally prettY porch Is decorated In the Halloween motU docoratlono and retnllhmmta. with com and jiWJipklns. Game wimera were Mrs. Wan- ' -= - will IOIIll " RUTLAND A demonstration or modern trends in nower arranging by Mrs. N e I I e Franklin ol Gaiii[IOUs hl&ltlight. ed Wednesday nigh!' a open meetIng o( !he Rutland Frlendll' Gsr· de:ners attended by approximately 60 Meigs Count.Y garden club members and guesta. Special guest at the meating held In the basement of tbe Rutland Church or Christ was Mrs. .. the ho!IJ'ial for more maJor our- money man uys the swtas • , wa:, rneatlnJ Flower Arranging to Club u had • smolt DIOrllnel - · · to report: she pa bock lnle "Gmlnel ol Zurichn banker• al- S8tdDr COrps. 1' Prc)miHI" I R d uzorba tbe Greek" head towards !be llclwJ, lllaae with ra. . 117· out aotleea staring o- ID tho back •••• Noel Coward'• "Snet PIJiatoH revue Ia 8NJ'O(IlDII'Ofl ,80,000 and- In $19,212 ill ftrai thal'l Nobb: .... I'Dt'l CHARLES CAlllruiER, ffie ipealcer r0r ll imd PW'a Boll~ .. ,, ., .. • . adtvitiea, waa ISO great I knew I would have to save my 'comments on him for my column. It's great to have a place where I can ' '.'. _ ...re ARB), ern Ohio'' 1967, wtd has attended Kent State Universicy where she was maJoring In plwslcal education with a prerequisite In dance. Gloria attended the first National Baloo teachers clinic In Miami, Fla., In 1965 and the SEVERAL FRIENDS mentioned the death or the WLW weather. National Teachers Cllnlc in MOman. I hadn't heard h1m b.lt they said be was so jolly and pleas~ waukee, Wis. in 1968. h Is al110 ant. It's too bad, sometimes it's too late to tell an eapecialll' nice Interested In starting a GallipoJIOriiOil how ~~b,.~AJ!~,.-., ,....-"',. . , -· , ill Glq,Jltte Baton Junior and ~; Ylr)' •• - ratlllr llCIInt& from tho two top IIUl'Vey ou11Ho C)<Uai- ond . . ten '. ooripla re raclel \lOilfiCNilatlOill 1 hod abwt ..,ell pith and P!D'· I tiDen<:e a1 Blooiner Glrl lf *.di: I eo todll ,, Much Jiob!ff'll' wao ..- - for Ill 27~ ··~lid dJreotor FriiiCI.o Ford Cewo!a but on the boola !)I thlt, he might p....,..l,y ll'l bodt and stsrt over .... IIIII, with Fred Aotaireelone there Is a Ulllns illlllndlm that made •• nota whit -ry "" taw II• YOI, he ..... • lot ·~ ltllell ~ •• Ill! oelmook NeJro lde\lllot wltb thai llllkot 11 1101'1hwhllo, pot-~ ocenlcall7 frOm warm 11;Ylo and wit .... BIII''FID· Ella Lopn, Biir of the orlgl. "'C•meJ4>1" hifl!!vert ,,, ADd It !an' I llaiJII,o,oo 1n )lot a ~ ne1 Bdw)', ''FlalaD'o lla!Dbow'' J """" !1 .a .NDYllis Plc:turo - no ol .owllt - ··-linl,y ....,. ,.., ID the premiere mob and 1 ry MaKIII" co.-tar Wm. TlllmiD !all $665,000 he - . ..... plo luldred lbDUIIIMI more 111111 ol tho top - · 1 i ot U.. Jiii!-OIIIIeal G~J.,, ~Burtoo 1 Lani' · ond E. Y. ~ .... I The G14 qllprop Hll!i>Urar• Seld;y I BY Last &JIIday was a beautifUl, golden autumn day In our tmm, 1 certainly didn't want to go to a coocert and Bit lnaido for two hours. I reolly wanted to lake a walk In the wooda and kick~ the bright red and yellow leaves. But I went to the tri-<oont,v communl1;y coocert, and receiY· ed as much or more enrichment for m,y lnne,rmost aelt titan an llt.:ettiOM in the woods would have given me. For a nature lover like myself, tbat's IJIIJiing • great deal. rve never been to a folk concert so I wasn't prepared for the experience. I wasn~ prepared for the beauty of the words and the de[JIIl of meaning In the music. beau1;y or the words and the depth of meaning in the mutlc. The descriptions of the dUferent things, "'A passionate voice h .... '' were so lovely I plan to write for the words and include them In I!OIIIe or the outstanding descriptions I collect. I saw that one does oot have to be physically pretty to be beau- Modern Trends .Shown in Prescriptions Are Our Mlln lullneq ::·; ~: ',.)t.. ·-, / •.!·. ~·. .. ., ' �. . S: · , , . , ·a . . . G· . : . . . . J?' . ' ' C.a·, n. d·' 'z.. .a·.:-··.tn~ .'. .,· .-~.., ·v J . . . ., lR~. ··'' ' ·,, • !'\j ,/ 'k . s ' r·e~u~r · At R lO e .1 .· ._' ;-;. Gra.n. .de·, .o.·n•,,. ·71 ~·.' I' I . ' . ' . '0.1:1, '!', ' .' · '·.,. · ' • -· ', h....;·....,... bl>·tho'-or.• 78.,....,qld ~. """~ ·,,Joll<od ~. "'!""· ..... - a, ""'eott to the rtot .. • taei!Cal ~ Ill ....... - - ... d It )a~~~~-· ' 0 ._ .·~ =-~:::::::-.:. ~~.:t::~·=, ' l-Ill Over lOO ~ Help Couple Celebrate.:· .=-~2!~ 50th Wedding Anniversary Event.\ · ,Today'e !lrl-.-1 ~ on)hO !lr~:::~ bM ,bpdt" tOr ~ lftljnlod ' ojdmaft'llld.,er}'PI'!!I """' · ...,.~ ... , 1 ., homo: G - tiopriWJIIindil!' . llo ~ ,.,. ~ ... ti he "nalll ~ lt •JII!IIW'...,.. tire ......... .P.i!PII'IY .... ..,......• .., m.,y d 'ldo ,..,.~,._our. · eel trom ·pouf!¢al ~ lild feriall· ,.. ' ...,_j .... "' c:plf..... .-11!11!U• lnvo!vemi!JI In !ll!!l rlitrtl •mllleJ ""'" ~ Ill ....... ond .... jot...... he~,... the , bo• the ,.......,the wOuld ..... doCt.m eel the """"'"" . CCIIIIb7 ' ...,. ~ - ' actlon ""'· Ill marc~ lD dem· piu1 til . . . . ol.onatratlooo north ll1il oqyt11. and fort&. ,, · he wal Wr! irJ!ng1o tool tile G.._, It m.,.l!l(....buab Wallo ·riot. II 11 eatlinated that 'l1loalb lit .~ jiPottd er_,-y 1e 81riJ11 up •100,000 Dll<hllmool~ i~ll ,....,be tof200,000a '7eorln~obe- --Ida ·-·. '~ ll!ld COUH of l!lo clril rliibtl actlvl· tilt llio oJde• .dil!. . ... -· go-.,nywhez ~. ·-· I l .....,.11'\Y LONG BO'M'Olll - !lundiJ' • ... murldng tile Pl!de!l ·wedcllnl annlveroory d illl.- baked , INvEsTITURE - Investiture service a for Ju:lior Girl Scout Troq, 254 of Syracuse were held last week at the Syracuse Elemt:ntary SchooJ AOOitorlum. Makilli l.P the putJcJpatlng group are · front row, rrom lett, Karen Gulnthor. All sa Harrla, Kimberly Grueser, stephanie Ord, Vicki I ' Rber; ' Juli Gooch. Louanne Staats. second row. Darlene Dunkin, 91aron Baker, Leila Hughes, J).i!mal-is ASh, BObbi Chapman, Nola Nelgler, Lee Ord, AprU Hayman. Back row, Mrs. Paul flar. ris ' leader·, Rod Alb Cheryl Moore, sandra Rou&h 1 Susan Goodl, Debbie Harden, Denice Hen\ drlx and Mrs. Ken Nease, leader. I . Speaker Announced for Friday AHE POMEROY Mrl, James owen, vtce president; Mrs. Ra· en United. AU Meigs County womRichards of Rio ~rande, district chael McBride, secretary; and en are invited to attend the ser- I vice, whether or not they attend a church which Is atnliateel, will be ~Pfolrt speaker at tile ed with Melga Coont,y Clmrch annual World · Community Da,y Women United. ferlng will be used for uchrlsobservance to be held Frlda,y A social hour will be held folat the Trlnlt;y United ChUrch of tian Causeways"' and the ••Right the observance. lowing to Eat" projects of Church WornChrist in Pomeroy. Mrs .'' Richards will speal< at 1:30 p,m. following a sack lunch at noon. World Communlt;y lliJ' gltt cerUncates at $3 each will be avaUable from Mrs. J. Edward Folrter during Ute noon perpOMEROY - Mrs. Kemleth 24 at the home of Yvonne Scally iod. The certltlcates can be des· lD Middleport. Chalrlllal) 1 THE SHOE BOX L Special Selll•1 On At Flnt Come, First Semtl llslsl LAY AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS JJ!hy not get the best•.• Nixon, Agnew COLOR TV'S ',,.LIMMED !low!! BEAUTIFULLY COMPACT CABINETRY••• BAHR CLOTHIERS NEW1969 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' i 23 san Hosts Women ,, j ~ ' t . :; ' ;,t " 0 or Unions --- ••• AFC .......... 2 PIECE S39 Just wear a smile and aJantzen INGELS FURNI,URI Greta Simpson, treasurer. "New World A" Coming" ls the theme for the service. The or- by Mrl. Paul La-... d Columbul. Mr. and lira. J. E. (Alberd Racine. Ice cream IIICI pmch t&) Glueaencamp and cltlijJIIIers, .Ve served with the cake. An arrangement or eold mums, Ja<Q~allne .0.. Birbora ol Boll. a glll from the grandchildren, var, Oblo; Mr. ud Mr1. car. and ereat.grandchlldr., center. mel (Lindo) of Utica, Oblo. eel the refreshment table. Numer:Qut.Gf-.. aueata - • Mrs. OUI gltts, cards andtlowerawere Linda Wild 111C1 9lolly ol Port.. land, Mr •· li<Jbort Ultle and presented to the couple. All tile cillidren of the CGQP!e, 11011, Tom, of Belpre; llr. and their 14 grandchildren, and two Mro. Looter Utile IIICIIIOII, John, great-grandchildren were prea-- Coolville, Ohio; Vlvlan L. Little, Debbie Vaen ol Coolville; ent (01" the occasion. Tiley are Mr. IIICI Mrs. Eddy Mr. and Mrs. George Little, Laurie, Mike IIICI Crelg of Da_y. (Fern) Price and sons, Douglas. too; Mr, and Mrs. Harold Le. Dana, and daugbter, Mr.IIICI Mrs. Vernon Ridenbaugh of Newark; may, Toronto, Ohlo; Mrs. DesMr, and Mrs. Willard <Freda) ale Lathem IIICI dau81tter. RhMPrice and daughters, Janet and da, Daytoni Mr. and Mrs. KenMarilyn; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence neth Biram, Mr. and Mrs. Les(Ada Mae) Pratt and daual>ter, ter Biram, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Gifts Wanted Brought To Hospital Patients POMEROY - Members were reminded to take gifts for paJgnated for a blanket or nve Others attending the meeUng miUtary ramllles ror the Meigs yards of fabric, or can remain eouncy Chapter of tile Ameri· were Jane Walton, AM R u p e, tients at the Southeastern Ohio . undeslgnated, can Red Cross, was speaker at ROIO SIOSC11, l\lary Carolyn Wll- Mental Health Center to the Nov. 1 r.. Ollicera !Cor the .vear will be Tll!rsday night's meeting of Xl ey, June Van Vranken, Clarice 21 meeting when Rock Springs lnatalled; They are Mrs, Ben Gamma Mu Chaj>ter of Beta Slg. Kraeuter, Rova Vaugbln, Mila Grange met Thursday night at Neutzlldg, preeident; Mrs. Karl ma Phi Sororit;y held at the home WQ9ds, Eleanor Blaettnar, Un- the hall. Fred Goegleln presided at the .da Bee£\•~ Lee Lee, Norma Ams· of Barbara Betzlng. meeting during which time it Mildred Karr, Velma Rue, In her talk, Mrs. BraUn out. You~Jg was decided to change the meet. lined procecmes Involved In,.... and Shirley Custer. ing time rrom 7:30 to 8 p.m. ror tactlng servicemen IIICI giving the winter. A thank you note was assistance to military tamllleo. read from Mr. and Mrs. James She spoke ol the flnanclali)Oed& Conkle for a wedding gift. PT, PLEASANT - Leo Roooh, of the Meigs County Chapter 111C1 Charles Karr and Frank Gruemade an appeal for the fund Rex Hatfield, Aaron Weaver, Darser were reported Ill. Pomona rell Stover and Henry Hunt, all drive. Grange was announced for FriA wiener roast preceded the members Or the Point Pleasant day night at the hall. meeting. Tana Simonton andJean Future Farmers America Mrs. W. ,\, Morgan h a d RtrrLAND - Mr. and Mrs. Chapter J>ave returned to Pl. Blazewtcz w:ere guests. A game charge of the program presentPleasant from Kansas Clt;y, MIS· was pJ.a_yed ln whlch Mra. Betz- Norman WUJ, Rutland, were ed from McGuffey Readers. She tng was named "Pomero.v's pleasantly surprised Sunday when gave an autobiography of Wilsourl, wberifEf~ tlley ,:ten~~ l'bl>lUI Diller" and .Pidll'olllen a !lllml>or !!( re)atlvesondll'lends liam McGuJJ"ey. Readingsincllldby Tho· was aolected ·~~t!rlt"~l'ih-ed) ~)helf.hllb1i for a par. ed "The Old House Clocku -by LMI:Y'1'' ..~"'""(•' .. .._~ ,,·r~•l·'~~'·fl.~!l , l. · ~r\ • . r.'.ll' Mrs. f'red Goegtcin, "The Mounntl0n was hlghllgllt· Plan& were discussed a The occasion was In honor of tain,. by Goeglein, "What I Live eel by the•National PUblic ~­ fiea market to be helcl n e x t theLr 31st wedding anntversar>' .. by Mrs. William Grueser, ' JD.i Conte~s, where Charles Han- 1prlng and the annual preferen- and was OOsted by their son-in- For "The Moontain and the Squir. ilo(l of Ravenswood, W.Va. took tial tea was announced for Nov. law and daudlter, Herb and Donrel"' by Homer Radford, "T h e na Zeller o( Gahanna. ~place honors. Tempest" by William Grueser, Rlchati Nixon, GOP presidenA beautltul three-tiered cake, "Work" b,v Homer Rice, "Chartlol candidate, spoke to the group a g1R rrom the Zellers, was acter ol a Happy Manu by Mrs. HOME FROM SES!iiON on the intportance ol' agriculture. served with ice cream and Fred Leitheit, "Somebody'sDarRACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph punch to Mr. and Mrs. Seth NichEnroute to Kansas City a n d llng-' by Amos Leonard, a n d back the 'boys vlslted manylnter- Webb of · Racine returned horne ohon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jew., ,.The Village Blacksmith,. by Friday from Clnclnnatl ""ere ell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. 'esting and edUcaUonal sites. they attended an Eastern star King, Charldlne and Dano, Mr. Brintn, chairman or service to bad; F'armers Returned Home Norman Wills Are Surprised or R t:: p. ror Grand Chapter session. Mrs. Webb completed her duties as the deput;y ,....d matroo ol Dl1o trlct No. 2~ 'Iburada,y ..am-. She is succeeded In olfice by Agnes WoUe 0t Minear Chapter, 4-H Ouh Plans Its Installation Guysville. PT, PLEASANT - The Four Corners 4-H Club held an in· atallation officers this week during lts regular monthly meet· ·lng, with Gil Barnette, 4-H Extension AJent, presiding. In;RallOO for the year were: John Bum&amer, president; Vlc. ki Bu1ngarner, vice presiclent; ~ Pauletta nandolph, secr4Ur7i and Mrs. Vlrgll Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Will and Duane, IIICI Mr. and Mrs. Herb Zoller, Jei!IIICI Todd. . The honored couple received several tine gifts. Sending &ifts were Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Halliday and Mrs. Norma Lee. Mrs. Pauline Atkins assisted Mrs. planning the party. Zeller in Mrs. Amos Leonard. Refreshments of donuts a n d cocree were served. Social Evening Held by Club MIDDLEPORT - Jolly Bunch Sewing Club members met at the home of Mrs. EYelyn Grueser Tuesday night. Mrs. Herman Bailey was co-hostess for social evening. The door prize was won by Mr~>. E. L. Hughes. The hostesses served a salad course carrying out the Halloween theme. Others attending were M r s. George Hackett, Sr., l'lho presided at a brief buslness meeting, Mrs. Dorf Mullen; ·Mrs. Kemeth Byer, Mrs. Alma Miller, Mrs. Grace Jotmson. Mrs. Helen Reynolds, Mrs. Mattie Bush, Mrs. Perry Mitch, Mrs. Bett;y Cline, and Mrs. Bea Robson. CONGRATULATE THE MOTHER AND WELCOME THE NEW BABY WITH BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS Blrom 111c1 erillddalllhter, &!1. d Porkerlbur£ Mrs. Ora Tollt, Ultle Hoek• lng; llro. l'*ul La.....,., 'Mtle, Racine; Rev. ll!ld )Ira. FIQ)'d Boprd, HWoboro; Mr. · .... lira. llQy Boprd ond daul!h· ten ~ C4tgmh•s; Mr•.and Mn. Millard VanlWer ·r t Pomerqo; 11r. IIICI lira. O&car Blb<Ock, Yrs. Leota Nauar, Ynl. utah Soou, llrl. Llndaq 4'<>JII, all d Tuppera Pllllns; llrl. C&rrle M, Neutzllng. Mr. IIICilllra. Ra_y Blgp, Pomem;TCII7Yilllleter, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lawreoce IIICI throe children ol Porilond; Mr. IIICI llrt, C. R. Smith, !drs. l'*ul Ev11111. Mr.IIICI Mrs. Allen Brewer ond David, llr, IIICI Mro. Edpr BrOW· er, Mra, Lawrence GlueseaCamp, Ill ol Portland. Local guests were Mrs. Allee ·: > 'do-anything Hush P~-· . ,., ' : .·~.;. . ,. .'fr:~/'/ .... .l ' 'I"' · ~ \>tA'-• v ;~~ . l" ,. If. • ,· ~ .. ·<y;' \ ,£ \\ !;\ .I the • Ill Bruin oat $16.110 to l!w Latin Clubbers loo In ... •u Name Officers lle- MIDDLEPORT Officers were elected wllen seeond year lltudenls ot the Meigs H l g h School I .atin Club met at t h e h.lgh school last week. Elected were John Sebo and Beclcy Houdashelt, consuls; Chip Haggerty, scribe; Mary Brick. les, quaestor; Kathy Moore, re- A Co..,loto S.Ioctlon $11 to $16 Be well-dreoHd bul cal&lal in our new collection of men's tie shoes and slip-ons. Sleel shank support, crepe soles cushion your leet. Hush RtpP!~! and Kathy Moore. Dues are to be paid by the end of the semester. The morning class served refreshments. The eighth period class was named to serve as ttJe refreshment group for the next meeting with Mary Bradbury as chairman. Sensational Value! Full Zenith Quality Compact Console Color TV Dudley's Florist MIDDLEPORT AND GALLIPOLIS. OHIO pnce ever Bumgarner, recreational Whether it's e quiet dinner for two or a OCT. 26TH PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMli'TEil: Mrs. Leonard Iiic.-.,. fun.packed evening at the movies. 21 Daniel, Arbuckle; •Mrs. Donald · Christian, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Aubrey Erwin, Winfield; M r s. Clifford ·Carder, Pt. Pleasant; Demh Williamson, southside; Mrs. John Franeiaco, · Letart; Mrs. ChaPies F.dmopda, Gleo·wood; Mrs. Walter Peterson, Pt.. "dress-up" pump is in , er, New Haveni for Zenith quality big-screen order for the occasion. Make yours 21 straD style buckled in satin·finish silver, Pleasant; Howard Brwnl~, Pt. Pleasanl DISCHARGED: Addle Ohllni· console color tv I uppered in Black or Brown. Or, try a bowed Mr.s. David. fJ!:U., liKII< in uppers of Black, , llpo, Mansllsld; Mrs. Din'wll!l&· :,_. I~ ·and''daugttter, Pt. "PJeaW.; Brown, or Blue. Mrs. Terry Pirioon1 '8nd daullll· ter, Buffalo; Ralph' HarboUr. Jr., Apple Grove; Charles Craig; ~!'1>­ ertsbur«;, 1\frs. Jock LlyOly, Pl. ··; · fltasantJ Lena Wojfe, ,. l!l!ldle'· ,, . port; ~ 1\lklnsoo,J't. PI'•~· oat; Mr,, Campbell Slov.. ._ pie Grove. . ~. ";:•.~ \ 0 BffiTHS: Mr. IIICI Mrs. I - . ' ·'~'.,'."'· 1dc.l>..,t'!l, !\fb!lckle, o.!lo!~· ~ . ''l. ..,;~­ Seen in MademoiHIIf I. Mr. and '4r1. AJ!bi"OY~, ~.., ,WIIIfteld, a 1011. , ~ .. ,. ,. ,. ~ ':·I l,;ii;;,_;' ' . ' console in attracti¥(1, durable Lamidall TWin-ed IIJe&ker. VHF in peCIIft, .5"' x and UHF Spotllte Dials. {bl\~i·E· At-, THE HAB"E~ Z4516P ·Beautiful Contemporary ·styled compact :r•. $12.110 to $14.110 o ... e[. ~~ · ,, 1 ,,.,• ' • ""'\..'le';l.r; ""' ble OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9:00 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9:110 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS . Jane Hl\tt, treasurer, IIICI Rob· Ort Dewhurst, reporter; Teka Dewhurst and Bruce Huasell, 80'111 leaders, and Usa Scott and ,.., porter. The initiation commit~ tee, chosen by the off1 cers, Includes Sherman Mills, Carroll Baker, :aentadette Hennessy, Mary Bra<blry, Richard D e a n or Provide for ot Clllrch Women Unit· Mra. Service is Explained REC;!~~LAR Mrs. Knight Marl- and Mr. IIIII Mr1. Jorrio frill .,.. cltuglUr, llli<h· elle; Mr. and Mra. Blcblr<J(Don. .,.) WW&Illd diiJdna, Keilll orod Mr. and Mra. lll,ymond FHch. Deama, .... • .. oat-erllldaon, Jlo&teneo wen the daual>ten · Harold Price m, Ill d . New· lUid daual>ter.ln.law d tile boo. ark, Ohio. lira. WUma Flldt and cltusll· ored CGQP!e, Tbe nwnerall HS()'• tQill18d a ten, Debbie. TID'IDU' and Mr. three • Uerod amlveroory coke and Mro. JohD (Lloclt) Dame· cbll-. Best Price Yeti ov.. 100 psta attended an ct.servance 0 o. ..., Mechem Heads • foro turned to their bases, and within 11 days the lled Cross again RIO GRANDE/- Dick Greg- lire !Nmln nee. Ho IIU - ' mq be an evM blpr 1Ucee11. transported the four boys home at ly, and in the past, has made 01')', <lCIII1edlan. 111thor, eM! more tlmo lD IOI1IhorD Jollo. In to be'lna • · verl' plain the need Cor local the death of their s~father. rlghta 1-r, IIICI 1968 Preol- mordled lD more doDMIIItra· In tile NllfO'I II&!Jt lor ~­ In 196-l when Mrs. Arnott ~ s~port in the bloodmobile protlonl. prevented 1111ll'e nclahlo· lt;y, erea017 la 1 tap ator d derwent surgery her youngest denllal candidate, wlll ~ at gram and the fund drh·c. Rio Grande coueae n&ellllf. O<- lence and worked harder ror the telovltdon, otap IIICI motloo pleIt seems that what has been son was sent home to be with his tdlor 29, at 8 p.m. In tho dln· rlihU oi tile Negro than any olh· turea. He IIU toured the - · said and e.'})lained about tht:> sit- mother. Again in April of this er entertainer In America. !Ua nent, become 1111 lntomatlonal lng hall. uation has been taken \'ery light- year Mrs. Arnott had to have and Gre&m'Y la a man witb a me•- autobloerlllhY, •'Niaar. •· bu be.. Ieoder, atorred m ly. :'\ow it boils down to one major surgery and the Red <..Toss come a belt Hiler and h11 new on the moJor telovllllon ....,.., olll'oedom and equallt;y not thing: Do Yiil' want the local chap- again saw to it thlt one oC her only for the Negro but for tho Bll· book USermonJ" for Doubl-.r, IIICI nwle a opectaculor motlCII sons was with her. ter':' picture debut in "SWeet lRt"l, tles,' . d ldo trdolo. ·~ ~­ Jn Mrs. Arnott's words, "the J( so, just wfmt can be done to Bitter:• 'l'hou&h lie - - · . . . . . . . jalleel In 411- . . . . . . help the chapter to sta.v in Meigs Red Cross is marvelous. I can•t Many people BWI think of tile deal ol tlmo IIICI IIIIIIIIIJ' to var- tile Cloe *I I!!IM, l'lmll,l County':' These give enough, or praise it enough. •• 35?'eor.oid Nei'O as a .IUII-tlme lou s clril rlgllto eaiiNI, he rep. filiAl and Pllda GratlaD. "Seeing my son after I awakarc some of the cornedlon IIICI part • tlmo clril reoe!lts no orpnlzatlon and 111111 I! IOI!IIIlmeo .YIIftll questions t h a t ened after surgery did more good boa no aolld bue. He vlewa lor 1 more 181tl.ol alataace, must be answer- than all the medicine in the hlmHlf •• a ooclal c:ommentafeolo cltopolr or '-leo....., world. The Red Cross called eved tor who unolllmor to Interpret or tlrel d hla lonely CJCbroiQ, First 1 would eryday in eachinstancetoirKJ.uire the -ds IIICI wont& of Nqroeo he dooo not ....,. lt. son of Mr. and Mrs. Roberti... Evlike to relate to how things were. What more could to tile white communlt;y. SoJo ldo trillld, Fllher . - . , ans, a cadet at Greenbrier Mtllyou just one pt:r- anyone ask." He oa,ya he lo IQins to be"Dick cloe•'t ballovo bl ..., be tar.v School, Is one of five cadets What better proof is there than son's opinion of GREGORY come a "mllttant but humble" beaten." taking llying lessons at Gree~ what the Meigs this as to what the Red Cross has brier Valley Airport. Evans, who rlgllt& activist. Now lt'a the oth· clril rlgllt& opekell!llall, tilling will, and can do. If we done, County Chapter has already soloed and has his er wa_y lr<lWid, and tile owltch a vacutun betNetil the Rev. Lu- . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - , means to her. He- should lose our chapter, there KATU: private pilot's license, has been bas coat tile comic dearly, thor King ("bumble" but not 1 'N 1 would be many who would go member, thi s is jus lone ofmam·. ttying regularly (rom the tleld. Five years liD Gregory wa1 without help. "Dillltant") IIICitho _ _ , ··~AND I Learning throu~;h .lean nraun, Ylolont Coordlnatlni COmmlllte 1 making $5,000 a week and drlv· What the Meigs County Chapwho is chairman of Service to 1 JAMES JUSTIN MILLER, who lDg a new Lincoln COilUnental. <"nioltant'' but not lumble''l. I 8JIOES Military FamUi~. s. that the Hed ter needs is local support. It is He ls ,IIC'eollurlng the wldt& com. I resides with his grarQarents, Today, be II oome $35,000 In Cross has helped many people up to us whether we have a chapmunlt;y lniD actlm ..,. I Mr. aOO Mrs. Stanley L. E\llns, debt and doesn't own a ear. 1 and giving me the lady's name, ter or not What can we do to 428 Hedgewood Dr., may win He Isn't neari,y as fUMl' to 1 lot Gregory 11 alao lnteroated In 1 FOR THE ENTIRE keep the Red Cross? Give l'inarrI contacted her. .-,c:atlna people and rellhap. 1 FAMILY $1,000 and two tickets to Scot~ people. &>me caU hlm dema· dally and support the blood proShe is \'ivian Arnott who is lng their attltuclto m the nee I stop John Kennedy, the Jets 1968 land in the Rusty Nail Hole-In- gogue. B.rt none of this seems GALLIPOLLS- A GalliaCounemployed at \ 'cterans Memorial gram. Most Valuable Player, pickOO One Sweepstakes as result of to bother him; he chose ttJe role tsiiUe. 111s emphaola t• m t11e The old cliche, "You never ly Gl returning this week from 13 Hospital. Vivian cited three inup by the New York Yankees. scoring an ace recentlY at the be plo.ys, that ~ the most-prom~. youth d todiJ', 111C1 he will lrav· miss the water lUI the well runs cidents that occurred in her life months dutt· in Korea was greetWHERE SHOES ARE Manny Sanquillen, the Jets' Gallipolis golf course. That's the nent Iooe wolf lD the clril rlgtU o1 to lll!llei'OUI coUegeo wlthln that llle Red Cros s was the.-e to dry,'' will hold ver)' true if we ed at the Thomas House by a the next few onon1ho SENSIBLE PRICEO backstop, who was Roberts' batword from the Annual Rusty NaU mO'Vement. aid her. Five years ago the Hed Cail to meet our obligations to the sign headed, "WELCOME HOME, " MIDDL!PORT 0. tery mate; Chuck Hiller ard JerHole-In-One Sweepstakes headTile change bel!lllln 1962 When Greaory ltates that he pre. _ ~~-----~•---Cross brought her four sons Red Cross. Gl GEORGE." The Bloodmobile will be at the home, one from Germany, one The sign had a cartoon char- ry Wild will be back with the .Jets quarters in New York. Elementary building on Pomeroy from Philadelphia, one from the acter on it like Sad sack, and the next summer. 1 still thinkS&rquilTilE 83RD INFANTRY DIVI· Monday, Oct. 28, from 1 to 6 state of Washington, and one from message read: "It ain't the Sher- len should have been moved ICJ. Read the other day where Pedro SION - the famed Thunderbolt Norfolk, Va., to be with their p. m. Let's meet the quota oC 33 aton-Gibson. But, we do sweep the mother during the serious ill~ units and maybe help on the blood Doors and change the sheets ev- (Pete) Ramos, member of the Division of World War U, is con-ness of Mrs. Arnott's husbard. derlcit. ery six months. P. S. We got run- 1968 Jets, is managing a team in ducting one of the greatest marr' The boys were home JO days, rening hot and cold water and real Sooth America this winter. I like hunls in history. They are seekPete. Saw him several times in ing some 25,000 of their former 'lectricity." My wife's brother, First Sgt. Columbus this past summer and GJ members. That is the number George W. Mlller, son ofMr.arr1 took his pictw-e. lie was sur- of the men on their roster "'ho Mrs. J. Dale MiUer of Rio prised when I gave him a copy. have not been contacted since the Pete Ramos had a most wel- end of U1e war. These men are Grande, arrived this week. He's come homecoming this summer scattered all over the ration. been in the Army 16 years. his family from Cuba. After with At the close of lhewar,an83rd Sgt. Miller was stationed with an eight year waitforpermlssion Infantry Division Association was the 51 6th Light Maintenance Comto leave CUba, his family, includformed and an annual reWlion has pan,y, United States Army, at ing his parents, three brothers been held every year. In 1969, ASCOM, Korea, eight miles 80\Jth and a sister, none oCwhomhehad the 23rd annual conclue will be of Seoul, and three miles southSUNDAY seen since he was last in Cuba st.a:ged in August at Octroi t. Mich. COLUMBUS - C, Stanley Me- east or Inchon. The 51 6th is part ClUCKEN AND spareribs barin 1960, arrived in Columbus. He All former members of the old becue &tnda.y, Chester Fire chem, ol Nelsonvllle, was an- of the U. S. Army 20th General looked mighty happy when I saw 83rd are urged to contact the naDept., beginning at 11 a.m. at nounced as the Chairman ot the Sl8)port Group. him with them altertheirarrival. tional se-:retary of the associaAs l!lt Sgl, Miller had about fire house rain or shine; home- Oillo Retailers for NlxDn·Al!DOW LARGEST PICTURE, tion, Larry RedmoOO, 132 Rock190 men in his command. He made Ice 'cream. Public we 1- ~~~i:a~;~ . of.b~an: brought back a yearbook. , on the.,, STEVE EVANS ol Rt 2 Bidwell, , 1\'fXI'I .Qf,. Haver<qwn, Pa,, 1.90113. ·I 1•,' . I~T,Q I ' come. ¢' .,··izeiiJcf..,Nblbit-~ ~Colliiil- 51 6th which shows the entire com,., ' MONDAY • .. ~s'"ll. .uiitero:· lltfls pany, inclOOing one of himself ai BETHEL 62, Intematicmal Or' c1 Gaiilpolls ls one iir nlne•I\Om. his desk. der ot Jobs Daughters, 7:30p.m. mittee members. Sgt. MiUer's next assigmnent Mooday at tbe Pomeroy Masoo•• As owner and operator ol a is Fort Bragg, N. C., where he'!l lc Temple. small retail busineu, Stanley scheduled toreportaboutNov.15. Mechem ls one of Ohio's o u t- That's not far from home. He MONDAY standing merchants and we are had been scheduled to report to MEIGS CHAPfER, Amerlc&ll proud to have him on the team,'' Fort SILl, Okla. Red Cross Bloodmobile, 1 to 6 Dale commented. p.m. Monday at Pomeroy Ele'"EXPANSION BLUES" are In addition to his business acmentary School. Walk-tn donors t1v1Ues, c. Stanley Mechem ser- breaking 1.41 that old gang of welcome. MEIGS BAND Boosterrs, 8 P· ved with dlstlnctlon as President mine/' referring, of course, to Pro-Tem of the Ohio Senate !rom my Colurnbui Jets aDd our boy, m. Monday, Melgo Higll School 1953 to 1965, During his terure, Dave Robert&. I'll miu going to cafeteria, Middleport. Parent• d olomonlary, Junior and senior senator Mechem achieved state~ Columbus next summer because wide recol!nltlm for hls outstand- Johrmy Pesky won't be there. Roberts and several other Jets &lao Ing leglslaUvel-rohlp. bondl tD · TENT 95,Daugt>ters or Union won't be there. other"' senlng on Senator MeVeteriDB of tile Civil War, 7:30 Lefty Dave Roberts waa a chem's committee are R. H. p.m. Monday at the D. A.V, hall. Kertscher, Ravenna; Ernest fourth rOW)d draft choice ror the GIANT Diego Padres or the exBETHEL 62, Jnternationa.J Or· Combs, lanesvllle; Rlchel<l P. new OIAG. Marlettai Kenneth panded National League, So when der ot Jobs Daughters, 7:30 Kremer, Monday night at the Pomeroy Crawford. Lbna; Ra_y E. W e b b, the Padres ccm.e ..o Clnclmatl to Masonic Temple. Initiation will Eaton; Robert McKlnle,y, A a h- play the Reds or to Pittsburgh llllld; Rlcblrd Eaton, Dayton, ond when they play the Pirates, be hold. lje"ll be there. LYDIA CffiCLE, Pomeroy Philip H. YOll18, Akron. Atter nearly a 30-year career United Methodist Church, 7:30 in·baseball, Johnny Pesky Is callMonday n.tgbt at the church. ing it quits. The Jet Dll.lllger, SI'AFF AND OFFICERS, Meigs who finished second In the lnterTemple, Pythian Sisters, 7:30, nationa1 League thisyear,hasb&oo Monday night at the home of come a member of the Boston Red Mrs. Bett,y ~ncer; Mrs. MaxSox broadcasting team and will ine Owens assisting hostess. air the action a club he was MIDDLEPORT Cub Scout Pack with for 10 years. 244, a masked HaJJoween party ~~­ Other Jets who won'tbeuound Mooday evening, Oct. 28, at 7 PIJINT PLF.ASANT - Tile St. next summer are Dave Wickerp.m. ,\Jl registered cubs are invited to attend with their par- Peter's Lutheran Cb.lrch Wom- sham. the "comeback kid"' who ents. Prizes will be awarded lo en met at the home o( M r I. waa sold to the Omaha club al the William Knlgti: on Parrish Ave- new Kansas City Royals; Elvia the fumiest, ugliest, prettiest nue this week with Mrs. Emil Jimenez, who hit .315 for thB and most original. Romans, president, .Pl'esicHn.J. 1968 Jets; Ken Larsen. and short.. TUESlAY MEIGS COUNTY R.,...,llcan Mrs. Paul Wallace, nominating Women's Club, 7:30 p.m. at Re- oommlttee chalrman, will pre· publican headquarters. Refresh- sent the slate ot new otncera to at the November meeting. ments to be served. The World Community D..v 7:PAS1" MATRONS, Pomeroy Chapter 186, order or Eastern 30 p.m. No-vember 1, at t h e Training for 1.,000 Christ Episcopal Cturch, BPOO· ~ dinner Tuesday , 6:30 p.m. EASY TERMS IIOI'ed by the Church Women UnitWASHINGTON (UP() - Orl!lll· AvailaLio In Sponl&h Oak and Moplo. ConcHiod Cuto10. at Masonic Temple. Past matrons of Middleport to be guests. ed, was announced by Mrs. Frank lzod labor will provide ~ troJn. Pomeroy members to take priz- Scholz, president or the Point lDg 01J110rtunltlea lor 1,000 lab· HANDCRAfl'ED unrivaled dependability Pleasant Church Women United. leas and unemployed per10111 Ladles of the st. Peter's L.C.W, In the ~clllan region, lllcludTHE MOST EXOTINC NEW RATUIE IN COLOI TV FULL ZENITH will asaht with refreshments 011. lng Ohio, Weat VIrginia IIICI J'Km. PflfOIIMANa Mmday, O<t 28. foUowlng UN!· oylvanla. the Labor Doportmenl GOP Women Will Take up .tar gazing! Thll Jauy jacquard jacket Zenith Automatic Fine-tunins Control FfATUIES CEF collections conducted by &old Saturda.Y, The departmOIII from Jantzen Ia studded with 1U11a, Pastor J. Gary Brorm, for youth a[jpled a $1,168,341 coortraetwlth Zenith's AFC IAuiGmatic Fine-tuniftl Control) tunes coiOf telev~ • Zenith HiJh Performance Meel Monday Nighl or st. Peter's cll.irch. sion picture-pi!rfect at the flick of a flnser. Just Rip dlt twitch Hondcralted Colo< TV Chonio tile AFL-CIO Aj>paladdan Cclwlbordered with etrtpee ... builds a warm relatlonlhlp on~ and foraet l~use It not only tunes the color pictu,._ Program for the evening en- cll to provide tile tralnlllg In 1 • &clllliW Ztnllh 5upe, Gold but keept it tuned as you chanae from channel to ch1nnel. And it with your favorite 1klrta and dreeaea. Video Guard Tunins Svttem HUed ''Martin Luther and the wide range of oecupallans. ~en perfe(t1 your fine-tuninl an UHF chlnnelt-.utom~Ucally. PT. PLE,\&\NT - The Re-Reformation" was by M r 111, AFC instantly. t'l«<:lronially Heks out and· fodcs In the perfKt • Zenith Sumhl~ Color The project& w l I 1 eonter Aoom with black. ""oea-navy, Indian turquolae-brown, color picture JIIIUII to brina you cob TV's sharpest Picture. TV Picture Tube plbllcan Women's Club will meet James Roush assist..ed by Mrs. lll"<IUIId tile building IIICICXIIItniC· Mmday, October 28 at 7:30p.m. goldenrod-charcoal. D. Roush. tlon trldeo Involving appr...Uce· in thl' Republican Headquarters The November meeting will entry lralnlnillntlle oldlledcroft. 'I'M fUII/Ity fOil ill bo/orr 1M IIIIIM , _ .,• on Main Street. have Mrs. ~ Wallace, pro- The deportment added that moat All int.1rested per801ls are W'g· gram cbalrman, and Mrs. ste- ol the putlcloontl were dlllad· On the Double knit skirt, elzeaB-18. ed to attend aa this will be the phen Hujlk 11 hostes1. N r 1. last meeting before the Nov. 5 Knight served refreshments to general electim and maD¥ plans Mro. K, Roooh, Mrs, P. Wal. are tD be completed at tlllo m&Ot· lace, Mrs. F, Sehol1, MrL ·D. n.w ·nns Aires, Argentlna, is OPEN FRI. i\MD SAT. NiGHTS 992-2635 .. "l> 11.crording to Mrs. Slm NichMIDDL!PORT Roush, Mrs. E. Romans, Mrl• thtt l~rg•·St cit)' south of the equator. ola, prL ... : .~....n. L. Genhelmer, a guest.. The Meigs Count.\ Chapter of the American Ued Cross recent· ,. 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"'!""· ..... - a, ""'eott to the rtot .. • taei!Cal ~ Ill ....... - - ... d It )a~~~~-· ' 0 ._ .·~ =-~:::::::-.:. ~~.:t::~·=, ' l-Ill Over lOO ~ Help Couple Celebrate.:· .=-~2!~ 50th Wedding Anniversary Event.\ · ,Today'e !lrl-.-1 ~ on)hO !lr~:::~ bM ,bpdt" tOr ~ lftljnlod ' ojdmaft'llld.,er}'PI'!!I """' · ...,.~ ... , 1 ., homo: G - tiopriWJIIindil!' . llo ~ ,.,. ~ ... ti he "nalll ~ lt •JII!IIW'...,.. tire ......... .P.i!PII'IY .... ..,......• .., m.,y d 'ldo ,..,.~,._our. · eel trom ·pouf!¢al ~ lild feriall· ,.. ' ...,_j .... "' c:plf..... .-11!11!U• lnvo!vemi!JI In !ll!!l rlitrtl •mllleJ ""'" ~ Ill ....... ond .... jot...... he~,... the , bo• the ,.......,the wOuld ..... doCt.m eel the """"'"" . CCIIIIb7 ' ...,. ~ - ' actlon ""'· Ill marc~ lD dem· piu1 til . . . . ol.onatratlooo north ll1il oqyt11. and fort&. ,, · he wal Wr! irJ!ng1o tool tile G.._, It m.,.l!l(....buab Wallo ·riot. II 11 eatlinated that 'l1loalb lit .~ jiPottd er_,-y 1e 81riJ11 up •100,000 Dll<hllmool~ i~ll ,....,be tof200,000a '7eorln~obe- --Ida ·-·. '~ ll!ld COUH of l!lo clril rliibtl actlvl· tilt llio oJde• .dil!. . ... -· go-.,nywhez ~. ·-· I l .....,.11'\Y LONG BO'M'Olll - !lundiJ' • ... murldng tile Pl!de!l ·wedcllnl annlveroory d illl.- baked , INvEsTITURE - Investiture service a for Ju:lior Girl Scout Troq, 254 of Syracuse were held last week at the Syracuse Elemt:ntary SchooJ AOOitorlum. Makilli l.P the putJcJpatlng group are · front row, rrom lett, Karen Gulnthor. All sa Harrla, Kimberly Grueser, stephanie Ord, Vicki I ' Rber; ' Juli Gooch. Louanne Staats. second row. Darlene Dunkin, 91aron Baker, Leila Hughes, J).i!mal-is ASh, BObbi Chapman, Nola Nelgler, Lee Ord, AprU Hayman. Back row, Mrs. Paul flar. ris ' leader·, Rod Alb Cheryl Moore, sandra Rou&h 1 Susan Goodl, Debbie Harden, Denice Hen\ drlx and Mrs. Ken Nease, leader. I . Speaker Announced for Friday AHE POMEROY Mrl, James owen, vtce president; Mrs. Ra· en United. AU Meigs County womRichards of Rio ~rande, district chael McBride, secretary; and en are invited to attend the ser- I vice, whether or not they attend a church which Is atnliateel, will be ~Pfolrt speaker at tile ed with Melga Coont,y Clmrch annual World · Community Da,y Women United. ferlng will be used for uchrlsobservance to be held Frlda,y A social hour will be held folat the Trlnlt;y United ChUrch of tian Causeways"' and the ••Right the observance. lowing to Eat" projects of Church WornChrist in Pomeroy. Mrs .'' Richards will speal< at 1:30 p,m. following a sack lunch at noon. World Communlt;y lliJ' gltt cerUncates at $3 each will be avaUable from Mrs. J. Edward Folrter during Ute noon perpOMEROY - Mrs. Kemleth 24 at the home of Yvonne Scally iod. The certltlcates can be des· lD Middleport. Chalrlllal) 1 THE SHOE BOX L Special Selll•1 On At Flnt Come, First Semtl llslsl LAY AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS JJ!hy not get the best•.• Nixon, Agnew COLOR TV'S ',,.LIMMED !low!! BEAUTIFULLY COMPACT CABINETRY••• BAHR CLOTHIERS NEW1969 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' i 23 san Hosts Women ,, j ~ ' t . :; ' ;,t " 0 or Unions --- ••• AFC .......... 2 PIECE S39 Just wear a smile and aJantzen INGELS FURNI,URI Greta Simpson, treasurer. "New World A" Coming" ls the theme for the service. The or- by Mrl. Paul La-... d Columbul. Mr. and lira. J. E. (Alberd Racine. Ice cream IIICI pmch t&) Glueaencamp and cltlijJIIIers, .Ve served with the cake. An arrangement or eold mums, Ja<Q~allne .0.. Birbora ol Boll. a glll from the grandchildren, var, Oblo; Mr. ud Mr1. car. and ereat.grandchlldr., center. mel (Lindo) of Utica, Oblo. eel the refreshment table. Numer:Qut.Gf-.. aueata - • Mrs. OUI gltts, cards andtlowerawere Linda Wild 111C1 9lolly ol Port.. land, Mr •· li<Jbort Ultle and presented to the couple. All tile cillidren of the CGQP!e, 11011, Tom, of Belpre; llr. and their 14 grandchildren, and two Mro. Looter Utile IIICIIIOII, John, great-grandchildren were prea-- Coolville, Ohio; Vlvlan L. Little, Debbie Vaen ol Coolville; ent (01" the occasion. Tiley are Mr. IIICI Mrs. Eddy Mr. and Mrs. George Little, Laurie, Mike IIICI Crelg of Da_y. (Fern) Price and sons, Douglas. too; Mr, and Mrs. Harold Le. Dana, and daugbter, Mr.IIICI Mrs. Vernon Ridenbaugh of Newark; may, Toronto, Ohlo; Mrs. DesMr, and Mrs. Willard <Freda) ale Lathem IIICI dau81tter. RhMPrice and daughters, Janet and da, Daytoni Mr. and Mrs. KenMarilyn; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence neth Biram, Mr. and Mrs. Les(Ada Mae) Pratt and daual>ter, ter Biram, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Gifts Wanted Brought To Hospital Patients POMEROY - Members were reminded to take gifts for paJgnated for a blanket or nve Others attending the meeUng miUtary ramllles ror the Meigs yards of fabric, or can remain eouncy Chapter of tile Ameri· were Jane Walton, AM R u p e, tients at the Southeastern Ohio . undeslgnated, can Red Cross, was speaker at ROIO SIOSC11, l\lary Carolyn Wll- Mental Health Center to the Nov. 1 r.. Ollicera !Cor the .vear will be Tll!rsday night's meeting of Xl ey, June Van Vranken, Clarice 21 meeting when Rock Springs lnatalled; They are Mrs, Ben Gamma Mu Chaj>ter of Beta Slg. Kraeuter, Rova Vaugbln, Mila Grange met Thursday night at Neutzlldg, preeident; Mrs. Karl ma Phi Sororit;y held at the home WQ9ds, Eleanor Blaettnar, Un- the hall. Fred Goegleln presided at the .da Bee£\•~ Lee Lee, Norma Ams· of Barbara Betzlng. meeting during which time it Mildred Karr, Velma Rue, In her talk, Mrs. BraUn out. You~Jg was decided to change the meet. lined procecmes Involved In,.... and Shirley Custer. ing time rrom 7:30 to 8 p.m. ror tactlng servicemen IIICI giving the winter. A thank you note was assistance to military tamllleo. read from Mr. and Mrs. James She spoke ol the flnanclali)Oed& Conkle for a wedding gift. PT, PLEASANT - Leo Roooh, of the Meigs County Chapter 111C1 Charles Karr and Frank Gruemade an appeal for the fund Rex Hatfield, Aaron Weaver, Darser were reported Ill. Pomona rell Stover and Henry Hunt, all drive. Grange was announced for FriA wiener roast preceded the members Or the Point Pleasant day night at the hall. meeting. Tana Simonton andJean Future Farmers America Mrs. W. ,\, Morgan h a d RtrrLAND - Mr. and Mrs. Chapter J>ave returned to Pl. Blazewtcz w:ere guests. A game charge of the program presentPleasant from Kansas Clt;y, MIS· was pJ.a_yed ln whlch Mra. Betz- Norman WUJ, Rutland, were ed from McGuffey Readers. She tng was named "Pomero.v's pleasantly surprised Sunday when gave an autobiography of Wilsourl, wberifEf~ tlley ,:ten~~ l'bl>lUI Diller" and .Pidll'olllen a !lllml>or !!( re)atlvesondll'lends liam McGuJJ"ey. Readingsincllldby Tho· was aolected ·~~t!rlt"~l'ih-ed) ~)helf.hllb1i for a par. ed "The Old House Clocku -by LMI:Y'1'' ..~"'""(•' .. .._~ ,,·r~•l·'~~'·fl.~!l , l. · ~r\ • . r.'.ll' Mrs. f'red Goegtcin, "The Mounntl0n was hlghllgllt· Plan& were discussed a The occasion was In honor of tain,. by Goeglein, "What I Live eel by the•National PUblic ~­ fiea market to be helcl n e x t theLr 31st wedding anntversar>' .. by Mrs. William Grueser, ' JD.i Conte~s, where Charles Han- 1prlng and the annual preferen- and was OOsted by their son-in- For "The Moontain and the Squir. ilo(l of Ravenswood, W.Va. took tial tea was announced for Nov. law and daudlter, Herb and Donrel"' by Homer Radford, "T h e na Zeller o( Gahanna. ~place honors. Tempest" by William Grueser, Rlchati Nixon, GOP presidenA beautltul three-tiered cake, "Work" b,v Homer Rice, "Chartlol candidate, spoke to the group a g1R rrom the Zellers, was acter ol a Happy Manu by Mrs. HOME FROM SES!iiON on the intportance ol' agriculture. served with ice cream and Fred Leitheit, "Somebody'sDarRACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph punch to Mr. and Mrs. Seth NichEnroute to Kansas City a n d llng-' by Amos Leonard, a n d back the 'boys vlslted manylnter- Webb of · Racine returned horne ohon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jew., ,.The Village Blacksmith,. by Friday from Clnclnnatl ""ere ell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. 'esting and edUcaUonal sites. they attended an Eastern star King, Charldlne and Dano, Mr. Brintn, chairman or service to bad; F'armers Returned Home Norman Wills Are Surprised or R t:: p. ror Grand Chapter session. Mrs. Webb completed her duties as the deput;y ,....d matroo ol Dl1o trlct No. 2~ 'Iburada,y ..am-. She is succeeded In olfice by Agnes WoUe 0t Minear Chapter, 4-H Ouh Plans Its Installation Guysville. PT, PLEASANT - The Four Corners 4-H Club held an in· atallation officers this week during lts regular monthly meet· ·lng, with Gil Barnette, 4-H Extension AJent, presiding. In;RallOO for the year were: John Bum&amer, president; Vlc. ki Bu1ngarner, vice presiclent; ~ Pauletta nandolph, secr4Ur7i and Mrs. Vlrgll Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Will and Duane, IIICI Mr. and Mrs. Herb Zoller, Jei!IIICI Todd. . The honored couple received several tine gifts. Sending &ifts were Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Halliday and Mrs. Norma Lee. Mrs. Pauline Atkins assisted Mrs. planning the party. Zeller in Mrs. Amos Leonard. Refreshments of donuts a n d cocree were served. Social Evening Held by Club MIDDLEPORT - Jolly Bunch Sewing Club members met at the home of Mrs. EYelyn Grueser Tuesday night. Mrs. Herman Bailey was co-hostess for social evening. The door prize was won by Mr~>. E. L. Hughes. The hostesses served a salad course carrying out the Halloween theme. Others attending were M r s. George Hackett, Sr., l'lho presided at a brief buslness meeting, Mrs. Dorf Mullen; ·Mrs. Kemeth Byer, Mrs. Alma Miller, Mrs. Grace Jotmson. Mrs. Helen Reynolds, Mrs. Mattie Bush, Mrs. Perry Mitch, Mrs. Bett;y Cline, and Mrs. Bea Robson. CONGRATULATE THE MOTHER AND WELCOME THE NEW BABY WITH BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS Blrom 111c1 erillddalllhter, &!1. d Porkerlbur£ Mrs. Ora Tollt, Ultle Hoek• lng; llro. l'*ul La.....,., 'Mtle, Racine; Rev. ll!ld )Ira. FIQ)'d Boprd, HWoboro; Mr. · .... lira. llQy Boprd ond daul!h· ten ~ C4tgmh•s; Mr•.and Mn. Millard VanlWer ·r t Pomerqo; 11r. IIICI lira. O&car Blb<Ock, Yrs. Leota Nauar, Ynl. utah Soou, llrl. Llndaq 4'<>JII, all d Tuppera Pllllns; llrl. C&rrle M, Neutzllng. Mr. IIICilllra. Ra_y Blgp, Pomem;TCII7Yilllleter, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lawreoce IIICI throe children ol Porilond; Mr. IIICI llrt, C. R. Smith, !drs. l'*ul Ev11111. Mr.IIICI Mrs. Allen Brewer ond David, llr, IIICI Mro. Edpr BrOW· er, Mra, Lawrence GlueseaCamp, Ill ol Portland. Local guests were Mrs. Allee ·: > 'do-anything Hush P~-· . ,., ' : .·~.;. . ,. .'fr:~/'/ .... .l ' 'I"' · ~ \>tA'-• v ;~~ . l" ,. If. • ,· ~ .. ·<y;' \ ,£ \\ !;\ .I the • Ill Bruin oat $16.110 to l!w Latin Clubbers loo In ... •u Name Officers lle- MIDDLEPORT Officers were elected wllen seeond year lltudenls ot the Meigs H l g h School I .atin Club met at t h e h.lgh school last week. Elected were John Sebo and Beclcy Houdashelt, consuls; Chip Haggerty, scribe; Mary Brick. les, quaestor; Kathy Moore, re- A Co..,loto S.Ioctlon $11 to $16 Be well-dreoHd bul cal&lal in our new collection of men's tie shoes and slip-ons. Sleel shank support, crepe soles cushion your leet. Hush RtpP!~! and Kathy Moore. Dues are to be paid by the end of the semester. The morning class served refreshments. The eighth period class was named to serve as ttJe refreshment group for the next meeting with Mary Bradbury as chairman. Sensational Value! Full Zenith Quality Compact Console Color TV Dudley's Florist MIDDLEPORT AND GALLIPOLIS. OHIO pnce ever Bumgarner, recreational Whether it's e quiet dinner for two or a OCT. 26TH PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMli'TEil: Mrs. Leonard Iiic.-.,. fun.packed evening at the movies. 21 Daniel, Arbuckle; •Mrs. Donald · Christian, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Aubrey Erwin, Winfield; M r s. Clifford ·Carder, Pt. Pleasant; Demh Williamson, southside; Mrs. John Franeiaco, · Letart; Mrs. ChaPies F.dmopda, Gleo·wood; Mrs. Walter Peterson, Pt.. "dress-up" pump is in , er, New Haveni for Zenith quality big-screen order for the occasion. Make yours 21 straD style buckled in satin·finish silver, Pleasant; Howard Brwnl~, Pt. Pleasanl DISCHARGED: Addle Ohllni· console color tv I uppered in Black or Brown. Or, try a bowed Mr.s. David. fJ!:U., liKII< in uppers of Black, , llpo, Mansllsld; Mrs. Din'wll!l&· :,_. I~ ·and''daugttter, Pt. "PJeaW.; Brown, or Blue. Mrs. Terry Pirioon1 '8nd daullll· ter, Buffalo; Ralph' HarboUr. Jr., Apple Grove; Charles Craig; ~!'1>­ ertsbur«;, 1\frs. Jock LlyOly, Pl. ··; · fltasantJ Lena Wojfe, ,. l!l!ldle'· ,, . port; ~ 1\lklnsoo,J't. PI'•~· oat; Mr,, Campbell Slov.. ._ pie Grove. . ~. ";:•.~ \ 0 BffiTHS: Mr. IIICI Mrs. I - . ' ·'~'.,'."'· 1dc.l>..,t'!l, !\fb!lckle, o.!lo!~· ~ . ''l. ..,;~­ Seen in MademoiHIIf I. Mr. and '4r1. AJ!bi"OY~, ~.., ,WIIIfteld, a 1011. , ~ .. ,. ,. ,. ~ ':·I l,;ii;;,_;' ' . ' console in attracti¥(1, durable Lamidall TWin-ed IIJe&ker. VHF in peCIIft, .5"' x and UHF Spotllte Dials. {bl\~i·E· At-, THE HAB"E~ Z4516P ·Beautiful Contemporary ·styled compact :r•. $12.110 to $14.110 o ... e[. ~~ · ,, 1 ,,.,• ' • ""'\..'le';l.r; ""' ble OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9:00 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9:110 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS . Jane Hl\tt, treasurer, IIICI Rob· Ort Dewhurst, reporter; Teka Dewhurst and Bruce Huasell, 80'111 leaders, and Usa Scott and ,.., porter. The initiation commit~ tee, chosen by the off1 cers, Includes Sherman Mills, Carroll Baker, :aentadette Hennessy, Mary Bra<blry, Richard D e a n or Provide for ot Clllrch Women Unit· Mra. Service is Explained REC;!~~LAR Mrs. Knight Marl- and Mr. IIIII Mr1. Jorrio frill .,.. cltuglUr, llli<h· elle; Mr. and Mra. Blcblr<J(Don. .,.) WW&Illd diiJdna, Keilll orod Mr. and Mra. lll,ymond FHch. Deama, .... • .. oat-erllldaon, Jlo&teneo wen the daual>ten · Harold Price m, Ill d . New· lUid daual>ter.ln.law d tile boo. ark, Ohio. lira. WUma Flldt and cltusll· ored CGQP!e, Tbe nwnerall HS()'• tQill18d a ten, Debbie. TID'IDU' and Mr. three • Uerod amlveroory coke and Mro. JohD (Lloclt) Dame· cbll-. Best Price Yeti ov.. 100 psta attended an ct.servance 0 o. ..., Mechem Heads • foro turned to their bases, and within 11 days the lled Cross again RIO GRANDE/- Dick Greg- lire !Nmln nee. Ho IIU - ' mq be an evM blpr 1Ucee11. transported the four boys home at ly, and in the past, has made 01')', <lCIII1edlan. 111thor, eM! more tlmo lD IOI1IhorD Jollo. In to be'lna • · verl' plain the need Cor local the death of their s~father. rlghta 1-r, IIICI 1968 Preol- mordled lD more doDMIIItra· In tile NllfO'I II&!Jt lor ~­ In 196-l when Mrs. Arnott ~ s~port in the bloodmobile protlonl. prevented 1111ll'e nclahlo· lt;y, erea017 la 1 tap ator d derwent surgery her youngest denllal candidate, wlll ~ at gram and the fund drh·c. Rio Grande coueae n&ellllf. O<- lence and worked harder ror the telovltdon, otap IIICI motloo pleIt seems that what has been son was sent home to be with his tdlor 29, at 8 p.m. In tho dln· rlihU oi tile Negro than any olh· turea. He IIU toured the - · said and e.'})lained about tht:> sit- mother. Again in April of this er entertainer In America. !Ua nent, become 1111 lntomatlonal lng hall. uation has been taken \'ery light- year Mrs. Arnott had to have and Gre&m'Y la a man witb a me•- autobloerlllhY, •'Niaar. •· bu be.. Ieoder, atorred m ly. :'\ow it boils down to one major surgery and the Red <..Toss come a belt Hiler and h11 new on the moJor telovllllon ....,.., olll'oedom and equallt;y not thing: Do Yiil' want the local chap- again saw to it thlt one oC her only for the Negro but for tho Bll· book USermonJ" for Doubl-.r, IIICI nwle a opectaculor motlCII sons was with her. ter':' picture debut in "SWeet lRt"l, tles,' . d ldo trdolo. ·~ ~­ Jn Mrs. Arnott's words, "the J( so, just wfmt can be done to Bitter:• 'l'hou&h lie - - · . . . . . . . jalleel In 411- . . . . . . help the chapter to sta.v in Meigs Red Cross is marvelous. I can•t Many people BWI think of tile deal ol tlmo IIICI IIIIIIIIIJ' to var- tile Cloe *I I!!IM, l'lmll,l County':' These give enough, or praise it enough. •• 35?'eor.oid Nei'O as a .IUII-tlme lou s clril rlgllto eaiiNI, he rep. filiAl and Pllda GratlaD. "Seeing my son after I awakarc some of the cornedlon IIICI part • tlmo clril reoe!lts no orpnlzatlon and 111111 I! IOI!IIIlmeo .YIIftll questions t h a t ened after surgery did more good boa no aolld bue. He vlewa lor 1 more 181tl.ol alataace, must be answer- than all the medicine in the hlmHlf •• a ooclal c:ommentafeolo cltopolr or '-leo....., world. The Red Cross called eved tor who unolllmor to Interpret or tlrel d hla lonely CJCbroiQ, First 1 would eryday in eachinstancetoirKJ.uire the -ds IIICI wont& of Nqroeo he dooo not ....,. lt. son of Mr. and Mrs. Roberti... Evlike to relate to how things were. What more could to tile white communlt;y. SoJo ldo trillld, Fllher . - . , ans, a cadet at Greenbrier Mtllyou just one pt:r- anyone ask." He oa,ya he lo IQins to be"Dick cloe•'t ballovo bl ..., be tar.v School, Is one of five cadets What better proof is there than son's opinion of GREGORY come a "mllttant but humble" beaten." taking llying lessons at Gree~ what the Meigs this as to what the Red Cross has brier Valley Airport. Evans, who rlgllt& activist. Now lt'a the oth· clril rlgllt& opekell!llall, tilling will, and can do. If we done, County Chapter has already soloed and has his er wa_y lr<lWid, and tile owltch a vacutun betNetil the Rev. Lu- . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - , means to her. He- should lose our chapter, there KATU: private pilot's license, has been bas coat tile comic dearly, thor King ("bumble" but not 1 'N 1 would be many who would go member, thi s is jus lone ofmam·. ttying regularly (rom the tleld. Five years liD Gregory wa1 without help. "Dillltant") IIICitho _ _ , ··~AND I Learning throu~;h .lean nraun, Ylolont Coordlnatlni COmmlllte 1 making $5,000 a week and drlv· What the Meigs County Chapwho is chairman of Service to 1 JAMES JUSTIN MILLER, who lDg a new Lincoln COilUnental. <"nioltant'' but not lumble''l. I 8JIOES Military FamUi~. s. that the Hed ter needs is local support. It is He ls ,IIC'eollurlng the wldt& com. I resides with his grarQarents, Today, be II oome $35,000 In Cross has helped many people up to us whether we have a chapmunlt;y lniD actlm ..,. I Mr. aOO Mrs. Stanley L. E\llns, debt and doesn't own a ear. 1 and giving me the lady's name, ter or not What can we do to 428 Hedgewood Dr., may win He Isn't neari,y as fUMl' to 1 lot Gregory 11 alao lnteroated In 1 FOR THE ENTIRE keep the Red Cross? Give l'inarrI contacted her. .-,c:atlna people and rellhap. 1 FAMILY $1,000 and two tickets to Scot~ people. &>me caU hlm dema· dally and support the blood proShe is \'ivian Arnott who is lng their attltuclto m the nee I stop John Kennedy, the Jets 1968 land in the Rusty Nail Hole-In- gogue. B.rt none of this seems GALLIPOLLS- A GalliaCounemployed at \ 'cterans Memorial gram. Most Valuable Player, pickOO One Sweepstakes as result of to bother him; he chose ttJe role tsiiUe. 111s emphaola t• m t11e The old cliche, "You never ly Gl returning this week from 13 Hospital. Vivian cited three inup by the New York Yankees. scoring an ace recentlY at the be plo.ys, that ~ the most-prom~. youth d todiJ', 111C1 he will lrav· miss the water lUI the well runs cidents that occurred in her life months dutt· in Korea was greetWHERE SHOES ARE Manny Sanquillen, the Jets' Gallipolis golf course. That's the nent Iooe wolf lD the clril rlgtU o1 to lll!llei'OUI coUegeo wlthln that llle Red Cros s was the.-e to dry,'' will hold ver)' true if we ed at the Thomas House by a the next few onon1ho SENSIBLE PRICEO backstop, who was Roberts' batword from the Annual Rusty NaU mO'Vement. aid her. Five years ago the Hed Cail to meet our obligations to the sign headed, "WELCOME HOME, " MIDDL!PORT 0. tery mate; Chuck Hiller ard JerHole-In-One Sweepstakes headTile change bel!lllln 1962 When Greaory ltates that he pre. _ ~~-----~•---Cross brought her four sons Red Cross. Gl GEORGE." The Bloodmobile will be at the home, one from Germany, one The sign had a cartoon char- ry Wild will be back with the .Jets quarters in New York. Elementary building on Pomeroy from Philadelphia, one from the acter on it like Sad sack, and the next summer. 1 still thinkS&rquilTilE 83RD INFANTRY DIVI· Monday, Oct. 28, from 1 to 6 state of Washington, and one from message read: "It ain't the Sher- len should have been moved ICJ. Read the other day where Pedro SION - the famed Thunderbolt Norfolk, Va., to be with their p. m. Let's meet the quota oC 33 aton-Gibson. But, we do sweep the mother during the serious ill~ units and maybe help on the blood Doors and change the sheets ev- (Pete) Ramos, member of the Division of World War U, is con-ness of Mrs. Arnott's husbard. derlcit. ery six months. P. S. We got run- 1968 Jets, is managing a team in ducting one of the greatest marr' The boys were home JO days, rening hot and cold water and real Sooth America this winter. I like hunls in history. They are seekPete. Saw him several times in ing some 25,000 of their former 'lectricity." My wife's brother, First Sgt. Columbus this past summer and GJ members. That is the number George W. Mlller, son ofMr.arr1 took his pictw-e. lie was sur- of the men on their roster "'ho Mrs. J. Dale MiUer of Rio prised when I gave him a copy. have not been contacted since the Pete Ramos had a most wel- end of U1e war. These men are Grande, arrived this week. He's come homecoming this summer scattered all over the ration. been in the Army 16 years. his family from Cuba. After with At the close of lhewar,an83rd Sgt. Miller was stationed with an eight year waitforpermlssion Infantry Division Association was the 51 6th Light Maintenance Comto leave CUba, his family, includformed and an annual reWlion has pan,y, United States Army, at ing his parents, three brothers been held every year. In 1969, ASCOM, Korea, eight miles 80\Jth and a sister, none oCwhomhehad the 23rd annual conclue will be of Seoul, and three miles southSUNDAY seen since he was last in Cuba st.a:ged in August at Octroi t. Mich. COLUMBUS - C, Stanley Me- east or Inchon. The 51 6th is part ClUCKEN AND spareribs barin 1960, arrived in Columbus. He All former members of the old becue &tnda.y, Chester Fire chem, ol Nelsonvllle, was an- of the U. S. Army 20th General looked mighty happy when I saw 83rd are urged to contact the naDept., beginning at 11 a.m. at nounced as the Chairman ot the Sl8)port Group. him with them altertheirarrival. tional se-:retary of the associaAs l!lt Sgl, Miller had about fire house rain or shine; home- Oillo Retailers for NlxDn·Al!DOW LARGEST PICTURE, tion, Larry RedmoOO, 132 Rock190 men in his command. He made Ice 'cream. Public we 1- ~~~i:a~;~ . of.b~an: brought back a yearbook. , on the.,, STEVE EVANS ol Rt 2 Bidwell, , 1\'fXI'I .Qf,. Haver<qwn, Pa,, 1.90113. ·I 1•,' . I~T,Q I ' come. ¢' .,··izeiiJcf..,Nblbit-~ ~Colliiil- 51 6th which shows the entire com,., ' MONDAY • .. ~s'"ll. .uiitero:· lltfls pany, inclOOing one of himself ai BETHEL 62, Intematicmal Or' c1 Gaiilpolls ls one iir nlne•I\Om. his desk. der ot Jobs Daughters, 7:30p.m. mittee members. Sgt. MiUer's next assigmnent Mooday at tbe Pomeroy Masoo•• As owner and operator ol a is Fort Bragg, N. C., where he'!l lc Temple. small retail busineu, Stanley scheduled toreportaboutNov.15. Mechem ls one of Ohio's o u t- That's not far from home. He MONDAY standing merchants and we are had been scheduled to report to MEIGS CHAPfER, Amerlc&ll proud to have him on the team,'' Fort SILl, Okla. Red Cross Bloodmobile, 1 to 6 Dale commented. p.m. Monday at Pomeroy Ele'"EXPANSION BLUES" are In addition to his business acmentary School. Walk-tn donors t1v1Ues, c. Stanley Mechem ser- breaking 1.41 that old gang of welcome. MEIGS BAND Boosterrs, 8 P· ved with dlstlnctlon as President mine/' referring, of course, to Pro-Tem of the Ohio Senate !rom my Colurnbui Jets aDd our boy, m. Monday, Melgo Higll School 1953 to 1965, During his terure, Dave Robert&. I'll miu going to cafeteria, Middleport. Parent• d olomonlary, Junior and senior senator Mechem achieved state~ Columbus next summer because wide recol!nltlm for hls outstand- Johrmy Pesky won't be there. Roberts and several other Jets &lao Ing leglslaUvel-rohlp. bondl tD · TENT 95,Daugt>ters or Union won't be there. other"' senlng on Senator MeVeteriDB of tile Civil War, 7:30 Lefty Dave Roberts waa a chem's committee are R. H. p.m. Monday at the D. A.V, hall. Kertscher, Ravenna; Ernest fourth rOW)d draft choice ror the GIANT Diego Padres or the exBETHEL 62, Jnternationa.J Or· Combs, lanesvllle; Rlchel<l P. new OIAG. Marlettai Kenneth panded National League, So when der ot Jobs Daughters, 7:30 Kremer, Monday night at the Pomeroy Crawford. Lbna; Ra_y E. W e b b, the Padres ccm.e ..o Clnclmatl to Masonic Temple. Initiation will Eaton; Robert McKlnle,y, A a h- play the Reds or to Pittsburgh llllld; Rlcblrd Eaton, Dayton, ond when they play the Pirates, be hold. lje"ll be there. LYDIA CffiCLE, Pomeroy Philip H. YOll18, Akron. Atter nearly a 30-year career United Methodist Church, 7:30 in·baseball, Johnny Pesky Is callMonday n.tgbt at the church. ing it quits. The Jet Dll.lllger, SI'AFF AND OFFICERS, Meigs who finished second In the lnterTemple, Pythian Sisters, 7:30, nationa1 League thisyear,hasb&oo Monday night at the home of come a member of the Boston Red Mrs. Bett,y ~ncer; Mrs. MaxSox broadcasting team and will ine Owens assisting hostess. air the action a club he was MIDDLEPORT Cub Scout Pack with for 10 years. 244, a masked HaJJoween party ~~­ Other Jets who won'tbeuound Mooday evening, Oct. 28, at 7 PIJINT PLF.ASANT - Tile St. next summer are Dave Wickerp.m. ,\Jl registered cubs are invited to attend with their par- Peter's Lutheran Cb.lrch Wom- sham. the "comeback kid"' who ents. Prizes will be awarded lo en met at the home o( M r I. waa sold to the Omaha club al the William Knlgti: on Parrish Ave- new Kansas City Royals; Elvia the fumiest, ugliest, prettiest nue this week with Mrs. Emil Jimenez, who hit .315 for thB and most original. Romans, president, .Pl'esicHn.J. 1968 Jets; Ken Larsen. and short.. TUESlAY MEIGS COUNTY R.,...,llcan Mrs. Paul Wallace, nominating Women's Club, 7:30 p.m. at Re- oommlttee chalrman, will pre· publican headquarters. Refresh- sent the slate ot new otncera to at the November meeting. ments to be served. The World Community D..v 7:PAS1" MATRONS, Pomeroy Chapter 186, order or Eastern 30 p.m. No-vember 1, at t h e Training for 1.,000 Christ Episcopal Cturch, BPOO· ~ dinner Tuesday , 6:30 p.m. EASY TERMS IIOI'ed by the Church Women UnitWASHINGTON (UP() - Orl!lll· AvailaLio In Sponl&h Oak and Moplo. ConcHiod Cuto10. at Masonic Temple. Past matrons of Middleport to be guests. ed, was announced by Mrs. Frank lzod labor will provide ~ troJn. Pomeroy members to take priz- Scholz, president or the Point lDg 01J110rtunltlea lor 1,000 lab· HANDCRAfl'ED unrivaled dependability Pleasant Church Women United. leas and unemployed per10111 Ladles of the st. Peter's L.C.W, In the ~clllan region, lllcludTHE MOST EXOTINC NEW RATUIE IN COLOI TV FULL ZENITH will asaht with refreshments 011. lng Ohio, Weat VIrginia IIICI J'Km. PflfOIIMANa Mmday, O<t 28. foUowlng UN!· oylvanla. the Labor Doportmenl GOP Women Will Take up .tar gazing! Thll Jauy jacquard jacket Zenith Automatic Fine-tunins Control FfATUIES CEF collections conducted by &old Saturda.Y, The departmOIII from Jantzen Ia studded with 1U11a, Pastor J. Gary Brorm, for youth a[jpled a $1,168,341 coortraetwlth Zenith's AFC IAuiGmatic Fine-tuniftl Control) tunes coiOf telev~ • Zenith HiJh Performance Meel Monday Nighl or st. Peter's cll.irch. sion picture-pi!rfect at the flick of a flnser. Just Rip dlt twitch Hondcralted Colo< TV Chonio tile AFL-CIO Aj>paladdan Cclwlbordered with etrtpee ... builds a warm relatlonlhlp on~ and foraet l~use It not only tunes the color pictu,._ Program for the evening en- cll to provide tile tralnlllg In 1 • &clllliW Ztnllh 5upe, Gold but keept it tuned as you chanae from channel to ch1nnel. And it with your favorite 1klrta and dreeaea. Video Guard Tunins Svttem HUed ''Martin Luther and the wide range of oecupallans. ~en perfe(t1 your fine-tuninl an UHF chlnnelt-.utom~Ucally. PT. PLE,\&\NT - The Re-Reformation" was by M r 111, AFC instantly. t'l«<:lronially Heks out and· fodcs In the perfKt • Zenith Sumhl~ Color The project& w l I 1 eonter Aoom with black. ""oea-navy, Indian turquolae-brown, color picture JIIIUII to brina you cob TV's sharpest Picture. TV Picture Tube plbllcan Women's Club will meet James Roush assist..ed by Mrs. lll"<IUIId tile building IIICICXIIItniC· Mmday, October 28 at 7:30p.m. goldenrod-charcoal. D. Roush. tlon trldeo Involving appr...Uce· in thl' Republican Headquarters The November meeting will entry lralnlnillntlle oldlledcroft. 'I'M fUII/Ity fOil ill bo/orr 1M IIIIIM , _ .,• on Main Street. have Mrs. ~ Wallace, pro- The deportment added that moat All int.1rested per801ls are W'g· gram cbalrman, and Mrs. ste- ol the putlcloontl were dlllad· On the Double knit skirt, elzeaB-18. ed to attend aa this will be the phen Hujlk 11 hostes1. N r 1. last meeting before the Nov. 5 Knight served refreshments to general electim and maD¥ plans Mro. K, Roooh, Mrs, P. Wal. are tD be completed at tlllo m&Ot· lace, Mrs. F, Sehol1, MrL ·D. n.w ·nns Aires, Argentlna, is OPEN FRI. i\MD SAT. NiGHTS 992-2635 .. "l> 11.crording to Mrs. Slm NichMIDDL!PORT Roush, Mrs. E. Romans, Mrl• thtt l~rg•·St cit)' south of the equator. ola, prL ... : .~....n. L. Genhelmer, a guest.. The Meigs Count.\ Chapter of the American Ued Cross recent· ,. 'I Z~tnith SUper 5Q Ho1ndcr,dted Color Chl.ssil for unrivaled dependability Super Video Ronae Tunin1 System· for ultra-sensitive reception .\dwonftd Zonilh Color Oemodut.tor e Cirq~iby for unsurpassed Coror .picJur"e �' ,, ... ' • ~· ·;., .. J "" -, . • '' ' • 'ltlfPERS PLAINS- T LBJ ·Hopeful of Pe~ee ~ere 111'1"0 $7-ontllelmorroll at Ea.Wrn lll8h S<hool .for lhe lint llx nekl IP'Idlns ~~ .r-. Sllldaata hl$1 all A Grade 12, NoiiOml s t , .. lall, .Jemy Delli, Sexton, ware, h..,. College Who's Who Usts. Barr, Roark . RE!TMDIE PROMOTED Thomal c, Reltmlre, 28, eon RID GRANDE ·~ NIIIII9CI In ~ Mr. and Mro. !lam' A. llollthil )'ear's naUODII Ultlna or mlre Sr., Hartford, W. Va., waa Arilerlca•s moahiUistanding uni- promoted to Arn\Y ...., . -.l!rll . . •• ,,,, Mrs. Edwardo Celia, of Venemela 'I ~ COMPLETES COURSE - A course teaching men how to care lor, operate, and use differ.ent instruments necessary in Rldlological monitoring, an indispensable service to all civil defense organizations and their operators, has be.en completed in Gallipolis, Such services would be required tram the period short~)· after a nuclear attack until the radiological hazard from fallout diminishes to the point that normal aclivities may be reswned. Routih.e roonltorlng Is carried on throughout lhe country ih order to keep records on the amount or USE OUR CONVENIENT••• NIGHT dog will have trouble finding and It ls a warm feeling to discovholding a scent; and you can tell er for sure, people are pretty what kind of day it will be by much lhe same the world over. the way the animals act in the woods the night before. AT OUR NEW Owls hooting, and a general restlessness in the animals means a severe weather change will take place in several lilzys. Secretary "Even in my country, the papa Pal Houck, Times-Sentinel Staff Writer is away at work; when he comes When a man rrom another coon. nism. At night the radios pour jumps the rabbit and the dog 328-330 Third Avenue try can look fondly into the snap - the communist doctrine into the must be able to trail it until lt home, the child ls asleep. There PT. PLEASANT- Mrs. Ethel is no time to pass on good things. py blue eyes or an American, put minds of the SA youth . circles and holes up. "You teach a boy to be close Hartley, Pl Pleasant. a member an arm across his shoulders Many refUgees from Cuba to Another interesting racet to of the loeal Lambda Chi Omega and say, .. We are the same kind the north, have poured Into thls story Is the reason Jack to nature and love animals and SOrorttv was elected to serve of man,'' then all of us can stand Venezuela. The country broke Fernandez bought his beagles. you won't find much bad In him." as State Secretary OC the West diplomatic relations with Cllba He bought them in order to train Olga seemed to think this was a little taller. FOR THE BEST DEAL! Virginia chapters. It takes a common bond toes- in 1961. Communists then launch- his falcon. Jack is a devotee true also or men. She reached up Committees tor the coming (Yes, it's available not only to merchants but any1HI Forll Countrr fecllen lt•tl•" tabllsh tllill cmrunun.icatfon or ed a terror campaign aimed at of the ancient English sport of and gently pushed back a stray year of the Sorority have been We_.n, IDlkS Wlltt .. , V -8 ....Ue, one can us, this convenient service) No key Is mind and spirit. ousting the president, In spite kings, "Cetrerla" in ~sh. strand or her husband's black Fonl4·m•Ue h'aNdllMion, rad.Jo. hair. She seemed a happy, satis- named with Nell KeMedy, chairpo-r o~teerln1, po-r bUUJ, Emardo Cells of Valencia, of the terror, in 1963 the peo- which means "falconing!' needed for this serYice. whl.tewell UHJ . I wW h J1&d to man, Bessie Wilson and BernaVenezuela, and Ken Sbeets, Gal- ple chose the president they wantCelis told us of hunting deer, fied woman who shared her huslbow 1ou tb1l unu aarti.JDe. een dine GUmoor, public affairs and me •' ~ lipolis, are the same kind of ed, Raul Leoni. fox and, most or all, or hunt- band's convictions. The Night Depository is located next to our lower They told a little story that education; Jean Rardin and BesEd..lardo and Olga Celis de - ing the clever little "Lapa." men . Their bond is love of naSAVE sie Wilsm, cancer; Ethel Hartauto bank window. ture and of beagles. cided em three days notice to Eduardo says there are no Lapa seems to hold in any situation ley and Dorothy John11011, mena person is devoted to a where The bond was made strongcome to America. Ed, who Is a in the U. S. checked this oul tal health; Mary Pullins and Fern er this past "eek when Cells and purchasing agent Cor Ford Mo- as Car as I could, and could oot hobby, Hartley, sick and relief; Ruth Ed said, "My dog had a lUhis wife, Olga, were the ~eets' tor deVenE:zuelatookthreeweeks find them in the encyclopedia Deal and Doris Head, memberter about the time I len. M,y houseguests. Celis came to the orr lllld Olga called on Grand- but finally round a description ship; Mrs. Douglas Lemalter, states to learn more about hand- ma and Papa to care for Ed- in Webster's New lnternational friends reassured me they would GALLIPOLIS rlnance; Jean Rardin and Mrs. see to it tile pupe were taken ling and training hounds and to uardo, 10, Rafael, 8, Oswaldo, Dictionary.) Tour cll•v~ DM.. r SERVIN'G THIS COMMUNITY SINCE 1863 211-JM IHHCI An. purchase some to take back with 6, and Maria, 4. Another name for this small care of. Not. a word was said Lemaster, telephone; Ruth Deal, 01111,.111. Otl .. 11 Mary Pullins and Doria Head, "THE OLD BANK-WITH NEW IDEAS" him. The Celises returned to Eduardo, 30, has always been central and South American ro. about my leaving five kids. constitution. We had a good laugh at that. Venezuela Oct. 15 with two black a hwrter. In his coontry they hunt dent is Paca. It looks very much and tans, one treeing walker and mostly deer, lapa and fox, and like a large ground squirrel, a three beagles. they hunt the year around. "In chocolate brown color with white And a "truth is stranger than the past,""he said, '"'The ntetho:d 'spots OOwJi its sides. It weighe fiction" footnote or the ~eets. of huntill€ rabbit in Venezuela about 20 pounds and is oonsidCelis story is that two men who was not sporL ered a great delicacy in Venltve less than 100 miles from "They hunt rabbits at night ezucla. For o;ample, a good each other in tropical Venezuela by shining a llgflt in their eyes steak dinner in Jack Fernanwere brought together by Ken- and blinding them,"hesaid . "It's dez' Restaurant costs about $2.neth Sheets, who lives 25,000 criminal ." 50 but a tapa or Paca dinner miles away in beauUful southHunters in South America use costs $5. eastern Ohio. many kinds of dogs, black and These small fast animals are BEGAN IN SPRING tans, treeing walker, and walk- d111icult to hWlt because they Celis began corresponding last er fox hounds, but there were eat and water at night. The minspring with Sheets, intending to very few, if any, beagles there. ute the SW'l rises, into a cave buy a pair ot beagles. (John ]ngram of Hunting Dog a lapa goes. Then the dog must ~eets wrote to him ol J a c k Magazine reports there are Iso- <!old trali him. This is most delo' ernandez, who had just pur- lated Beagle Clubs all over the mandlng and requires an excel· ehaaed two of his hounds. He world.) lent dog. suggested that Celis go look at Through reading, Ed became An old saying in Venezuela, Jack's pair. Jack lives in Car- interested in hunting rabbits in Celis said is, when a hunter acus, just 100 miles from Ce- a more sporting way, with bea- returns from the hunt- and ill Us' home in Valencia. gles. asked how he did, be answers, By ~ing to Caracus, Celis Three years ago he booght his ''Well, I didn't get a Lapa, but could see the kind of dogs Sheets first pair of beagle pups from I got .•.• , delivered and he could be ot help Louie Fwnent. He was not wholEduardo and Olga are tamto Fernandez who was not as ex- l.Y successtul wlth these dogs. Uy people. They spoke ot juveperienced as he in training and Celis Is the first to admit the nile delinquency at! also a probhunting with beagles . lack of success was "because lem ln their country. 1968 CHEVELLE Fernandez, owner ot the lar- I didn't lmow how to train Ed said, "Best way to fight gest restaurants in the capital them." Juvenile delinCf1e11ey is to make MALIBU SPORT COUPE 1965 FORO XL.CONVERTIBLE city of oU-rlch Venezuela, wrote He ~cided to try a differ- a child more acfJJili_nted with naD•,-tona' blue, blue lDterUII', V-8 U• Solld •hlte, lnaeket ... t~. " ltHed tn~on, radio. Jtel'ftCI•e £In~. Powertllde tralllllllllioD, po•· back to ~eets and thanked him ent tack and buy mature, alrea- ture, then you become m 0 r e 1•1hee1J. whl'-wall Uru. er lteertn,, radio, whttew1U Una. for sending Cello lo help him. d,v trained dogs, which led him Criendl,y with him. Sitting oot In One Jocal owner. But, let us lesrn more about to Ken Sheets, a trainer par U!e woods, working a beagle, is 1965 CHEVELLE MALIBU SPORT COUPE 1967 FIAT 4 DOOR 600-0 Venezuela, this land ot Latins excellence, reconunended by the perfect time to talk to a Solid blue, blue Interior. V:S en.j1ne Weht blu e. vln,yl trim, f 1 peec~ tn..De· 11-'mlud lraJUimialon, radiO, whl._:. where two ookJf--doorsmen be- Bart 'Iburber, Hillsboro, Ohio, boy.'" "'.lulon, radio. real 1ood eeeo•d e•r wall tint. one ow.aer. lo drive to work . came friends because both bought one of the roremost authorities He can teach the youth about dogs in southeastern Ohio. And on beagles. important values and they can 1966 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SPORT COUPE 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA SPORT COUPE discover therein, perhaps, how Hunting differs in Venezuela learn valuable Ie.saons from na5olld while, blue vlnpl ueq, bydn· Dieck. red Interior, V-1 ~. flu· m•Uc lr•IIJirnl ..ion. Power ftMrllal dard tr<~n.llnilolloD. ndhl, 'lrhltew.U love ofNaturema,yleadmoremen In many ways. In that mounLun- ture. They wlll discover, when ndio. whltewaU tlret, one loeeJ o•ll: tlru, tbl1 il low llilleal• ona OWDII' to conclude they are brothers. ous terrain a dog must be able the wind is from the east, eseu. See thil OM. "· One of the rirst problems Ce+ to cold trail. Over there a man pecially if it ls a cold wind, a 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA SPORT COUPE 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 OOOR SEDAN lis and Fernandez encountered · :led, red·bluk Interior. Y-1 en~~De. Black. blue Interior, v.a •nrlne, Pawas the change in terrain ror the l'owerfl'lide tranamlulon, power 1&.tir· wer,ude tranun.Julo.ll, r ..io, W!IHoe1n1. rii<llo, wlllteweU Ura. Oae Joeel ..... u ttru, thll it • iow D)l]ell• otae dogs. owner. real ntee llherp car. (IWDer ear. VS!ezuela is broken' into three 1965 IMPALA 4 DOOR SEDAN 1966 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 4 DOOR 1965 MERCURY COLONY PARK STATION WAGON GrHa, W1dte Lot. JM4lD Interior V• irregular divisions by its mOWl•JW~u, J'lowuri14D. Pewer ~ l-llht blue. blue lntertor. • CJI.. lllacll, \'ln,-J " ' " · Jffti'CHII-tniUe tr~ tain systems. A branch of the raiho, •llit..wall t1N1. oa. local .,... alandard tnunllulon, one Joc.el o-· million, PG•"r .teem, aad briiDn, er, low ..u..,.. er . low mlleap. eastern chain or the Andes enwbttewau tlrel, nal cu 11 " na1 a-rice. 1965 CHEVELLE MALIBU SPORT COUPE ters Venezuela in the west. Celis describes it ss a country btl, " ' l•tertor, Y-1 •llfiM• 11'1 cn•IIUI, ol lllHed trenamluloa, lkdlo. 'Mhltewall llru . Real nlee ear. "with a little bit of everything." Venezuela is slightly larger than Texas and Oklahoma together with a population of 3,600, + 000 . The name Venezuela is Spanish !or "little Venice." When Spanish explorers reached t h e country, they found an Indian village buult on wooden poles above the shallow waters or Lake ,• UP TO . Maraciabo. This la.ke area now S.edan, ~u 1968 01~•· l..uxury suwlies one tenth of the world's supply of oil . Condition s.clan With 1968 lmpolo 4 Door • The village reminded them rA YOUGET Venice, Italy and they named it Air :Or ~on, Wnh-Venezuela. WHEN YOU BUY A . , , 196& 1mpolo 4 D FOR STATE Petroleum alone J)OUTS more out ,\lr . 4 Door t\ar4ltof, ttlan .a million dollars a day into 1968 C•P"" 0 · REPRESENTATIVE the trealtlr)'. It a1 fiO pays ror ¥nth ,t.h rtibl• Svp•r the great building expanalon that 1968 lmpolo Con•• ls maldnr Venezuel.a one ol the 210o236 s.ii.nd Av•. most modern c:ountrieJ 1o Latin Ohio AD'Utrlca. Paid For By Lynn-Ann Porter, Venezuela i1 the last wall in Chrm. of The Porter Team Comm . South i\merica against commu- Nature and Beagles Bring 3 MenBr into Association ., class Sepl. 25 lnDarmstodt,llermany, wllere he Ia servlnll wllh the 80th Artlllery, a a a mass stewart. His wlte, Erna, Ia with him In Germany. DEPOSITORY SEE••• Ken Sheet., left, and Edwardo Celis, Venezuela, tlu! same kind ofrnen. ' VeniiY and collep otudonto are Mrs. Kay Barr and Eddie Roark ol Ga!Upolle, · Their names are Included In lhe 1968 ediUoo of Wbo'o Who Ammg students In Amerlean VnlversiUes and Colleges, a Ultlng ot the campus leaders from more than 1,000 of the nation's institutions of higher learning. Kay Is a Junior maJoring In chemistry &nd Eddie a senior major.. lng In speech. itntintl _VO_L_._J_N:_:O__ . ---39_ _ _ _~ SU::_:_NDA Y, OCTOBER 27. 1968 AUTO BANK State . WA!;!INGTON (UPI) - Despite bitter public denunciations from Hanoi. and the Viet Con& Preoldent Johnson condnued w pren private diplomatic efforts for a break In the VIetnam stalemate over the weekend. Admlolotra- o!flclals malntaJned their close &ecrecy over the negotiations wtth the Norttl Vietnamese which are reported lo Involve a total bombing halt on North Vletna.m under certain circumstances. , Reliable BOUrces saJd that at NOW AVAILABLE TO EVERYONEI a .' GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. FIRST NATfONAL BANK With his Gallup Poll rating down S per cent. George C. Wallace c a I 1 e d pollsters 11 Uara" Satur""'" andaaid'ftl\e ........, .· ~; ' Gi\iuiD'sand ·Mr. ·Har- polls are not telling the '""'h" Wallace said atCincln- ' 1 ., .,;' ; ,./ ' '(,•' ELECT THE $AVE $AVE $AVE $AVE $AVE $AVE $AVE INsr FATHER SON-TEAM l ! f J. SHERMAN FOR s~ve. s'" S\000 the election." ' ~May JAMES MORE SHERMAN Ill STATE About Otange COLUMBUS (UPl) - "UnW lew weeks ago," Gen. CUrtis . l:ieMay quipped. "I was a pretV responsible citizen, and a pretV nne fellow In this coontry . ., "Then In 30 seconds I became IOJIIethlng unmentionablo, 11 the · ~ chewing, World War U said, Indicating his disdain for recent attacks 011 him. self by opponents of the Amerl: ... Independent PariY. The running mate of Former ~aboma Gov. George c. Wal: _llee added that ' 11 have more :, lDJportant things lo think about tiiese days," when asked about the attacks. He was on a sentimental jour• • oot without poliUcal moUve, to Columbus, his b o y, ·hOcxl home. He com~ to · liOWimen Friday night before a ~5.mllar.a.plate fund raising dinner attended by some 320 jbjrd party enthuolaoto. 1 ,.,(' GALLIPOLIS EDITOR'S NOTE' This is • lhe llrot ol six arUcleodeallng with the Nov. 5 .aeneral , '\ olectloo In Oldo. Tile olh~ ' tra will be Cfllcemed with .,., lha twO slate lsliiiOs, Geller- t loi Aa141!1bly, COI!IP'OSIIonli, .;f U.S. seDate !pi preoldentlal ''· <ce&mpaill,lll. ··, \ 8, RICIIAIII1 . ~LIGJiTNER . :"ij UPI Sl&lehou Reporter · ~ COLUMB(JS - RoPbare exj>ected 1D ~ control the Ohio 91preme ·~=~~after the Nov. 5 genOra1 \t, • ,.•• ,: ! +.~~~:three seatsto~. llll~~ -~ noniJ&rlisan judicial ballot. &lpreme C.Urt condldates do IIWe more In their calllJ)Bigns than list lhelr quallll ..tlooa and appear at political functions. ~ ccrteota atlract IIWe attention aln<e th&> are cmalderecl IIOI!i)&rtlaan and the candldales awear on the ballot Wlihout a parl;y llbei. The RO)d>llcan& ere virtually assured ol one JudgeshljJ, InciiJI!belll Juatl.,. Jolm M. Matthlal ol Coluatbuo Is unoppooed is he waa ln ·lhe primory. Mojiidaa ,II U and has been a ~-;"' •.lhe cciuJ:t .Wce are hoi~ """ by R"\l"b- l'1954, llheri · he ran ·to fill I b e ln~l IHI VI<(\!!! by lhe diath ol bll ""'' !ril()p !ca. -•om.. a 11. • """""' ' name ~· t be . ' • · ·il!her; -~ 18, In . 1• . .,OHd bl": Jlidie ' Jq!ln '·~ .......... .,. I WASIIINGTON {UPil- Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said he has a better than even chance ot carryi~ 21 states with a tola.l electoral vpte of 273 -three more than necell!lary to win the election 10da_ys from now. Humphrey gave his assess-ment to newsmen before returning h~re Satttrda,y to rest and begin putting logelher a ftnal rationwide televisiO{I blitz made po881ble by his !WI! raising successes during the past week. The vice president acknow .. ledged he has not closed the big lead his Hepublican QW)onent, Richard M. Nixon, has mounted in the nationwide public opinion polls. But he figured his strength In the East and the mid--Atlantic states, with their huge blocks of electoral votes, would put him Ollt!r. . • According to his calculations, Humphrey can win the election without carrying caufornia or Illinois. The list of states in which he said he has a "50-50 or better chance to win" induded Maine, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Delaware, Ohio, Michigan, Missouri, Te~ nessee, Nevada, Now Mexico, Texas, Marylar¥1, Hawaii, West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina and the District of CohmbiL He vi.rtnally wrote oft illinois -"we are bad, we're not going well down state"- but said he would 11 try very llard" there. Humphrey and his advisors aleo spoke with little optimism of California, where he played to record crowds for two straight days last week. GCLLIGAN ENDORSED CLEVELAND (UPl) - T h e Cleveland Press Saturda.Y endorsed Democrat Jolm J . Gilligan for the U, S. Senate. Ohio District Court ol Appeals. Tall Ia a 19-yeer veteran the state's highest court and has served as cblef justice for tbe last ftve years. He ia a Cleveland nauve. Dull)' waa alected to biJ pruent 'ltat In 19.18 and re.flected In il6t. He !ll'evloualy had served as a Coiumbus Mlllllclpal Court judge, Judp Thomas Ill. Helbert, eoother lOth Oldo District C.Urt . of ~· 'Jiirlll•.l• att.mptlnjl ' or high ' .c ou ~ ~ tt=~=~~=~=~~:~=~=}~=~=~=~=~~~=~;;~~=l~=~;i:1=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~:!=~=~=~=~=~:~=~=;~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~lt.r:;nt~t!=~=~=~=~=~=~~r~~~~;~;*=ft!~~t~=~=~=~=r=~=~;?::~t.if.:~ra ;: : : Nixon on Arms Policy· ........ Asks Satellite E~es I sII !!ji\!1 .:; Ti • Fire Was All Around Saxhe Oaims Gilligan lies Down Both Vietnams Hold Hard Lines ,. ~ERYOODY'S coiliNG (Jtlalqed) w the Bloodmobile Ylllt l!onda.Y. 1 to 6 p, ril,, atl'1lm0..., tltmentar"111Cheot. lle,. ',~Ill ~.I•'I!*IIY ~;to.~.·. ,~-~!Jd, \Ill iboolutt ~. ~;.. "'J~ . ' ~ . lo ...'. l•biil4ift~'' :. -...:'.'·' •'' ' . . . ID ~ ·eat lo dng ~ ... •In •u ••• 0... cep oen ble tal- .... '"' :: Enemy Losses At 86 HouH: «~ehrdit!v'tl. •• L• k the I :,·_·..· ry•ng •n up ?:· The ~·HOrberl 11 to ·and a for~ · il'~' ql tho Oldo I ~.:::: Not Off To Moon 111. Holl>ert.wlll~!!lreJatL ~ <aolt.'' .· ' ,,,,,,... I Soyuz 3 JusUce ; l'lul ' tu ~·· ~··}lol'beolft H<Mever, Jolmson made it strlclren .\AW1•chtl wi'M• til clear, the United States would charged thol: Rlchlrd M. N'not pull out without an and a Rlplbllcan Ctqnu would ''revene the tilll o1 honorable settlemenL .. We cannot run away from progress'' atartad b)' Democl:MI our obligations," he said, '"and I under Fnnldln D. RooleveiL Jomeon 111811 tile dodiOIII!Ia ol don't beliew Ute people of the $53 million Flohlrap lloaerAmerica or the people of West Virginia would have us do volr here tor an aU-out aaiMIJt an Roplbllean DOmlnee N'that. II Jobnsoo traveled by helicop- and Republicans In general, He ter fr..n Huntil'l(lOn to Pikeville uled ter:ms 1111c:h as uqa~cs" CONTINUED on Pqe 14 in the heartland or poverty.. NEW YORK (UPI) - CJtlng develcpments in military tech- tic power. "sudden technological break- nology is ultimately more "A precarious peace U.t h through" as tfle greatest threat important than detailed 'tnspec- the product of a contiruoua to the balance of power in the lion agreements for existing confrontation b e t w o e n the world, Richard M. Nixon armaments which may quickly world's two super powers will Saturday proposed establish- become obsolete," Nixon said. alwa_ys be subject to a sudden, ment of an International satelThe candidate made his catastrophic end,"' he said lite reconnaissance system to remarks in a national broedcast Nixon said his propolll for keep an eye on both the Soviet radio speech, a followup _to his the satellite system was "in the Unlon and the United States. Thursday night broadcast in spirit of President Eisenhower's In a major arms control which he said that America open skies proposal." policy statement, the Republi- could only insure pea ce through 'The system, which would be can prl!sidential nominee said a strong and resolute posture. "under appropriate inten~~tional that In a world of rapidly "But military strength is not auspices," w!>Uld gather arll changing technology the chief ellOllgh," Nixon said saturday make information available on the offensive and detenaive SPACE CENTER, Houston danger comes not rrorn existing night. weapons so much as from "A peace that will endure disposidons or both the Soviet (UPQ- A lop U.S. space official said Saturday there is "no breakthrough that will rapidly cannot come from a continuing Union and the United States.. fighting cock stance between Nixon also pledged continuing possibilJt)'" or the Russian alter things. "Thus, a general openness the United States and the Soviet consultation~ on anns control Soyuz 3 spacecraft, the first Soviet marmed spaceflight in 18 which will permit rapid cooper- Union, each intimidating the with America's Europeu aDtea, atlon in CCXling with new other with weapons of apocalyp... said he would seek international months, going to the moon. Dr. Edward C. Welsh, execu- .<:;·:·:;::;.;.;.;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::~~:::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;;;;::::::: ;;.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: ·:::::;.~ agreements to restrict the sale tive secretary of the National of conventional arms tn "tinder Aeronautics and Space COWlcU, &oill ilq)rove facUlties emergetr box" areas • n dfor pr..nlled lo said there also is nothing to · cy oommunications between uua indicate Soyuz 3 is a prelude to :::: aOO our adversaries" and to sending cosmonauts to ttle moon MOSCOW (UPU TtJe Soviet Union Saturday sent up a 47minimize the danger of "nar later this year, except "to the year-old cosmonaut, the oldest man ever in space, Into an earth clear accident. •• extent that any kind ol manned orbit that could be a preludetoanearly maMed flight around the rltght is a pretursor to golng moon. He rendezvoused with a twin, but unmanned spactlship out to the moon." launched secretly Friday. Home Base Col. Georgy Beregovoi, a World War Dair hero and veteran At the Houston Space Center, test pilot, was launched into space aboard Soyuz 3 at 11:34 Lm home base Cor U.S. astronauts, (4:34 L m. EDT) in the Russians' first manned Oight since Ap. teams of American fiight ril, 1967, when cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov was killed in the controllers were in the Mission crash or the spaceship Soyuz 1. Control Center simulating a Sometime during his first 88.6-minute circle or the globe, u.s. fiight to the moon with the took the cosmooaut's spacecraft within automatic instruments next Apollo when they learned 200 yards or a second ship, Soyuz 2, which had been laWlched the ~asians had a man ln without amouncement the. day before. Beregovoi, a much decorolblt..veteran oC 30 years' Oying e~erience, then took o\·er the ated "We're watching it wl.th great controls, and manually piloted his ship even closer to the other interest," said Paul Haney, SAIGON (UPQ- U.S. lnlopa spacecraft. chief spokesman at the Houston lured hundreds of North VietnaHowever, the o(ficial Tass news agency, which disclosed Space Center. ''There is certainmese regulars into a trap near the maneuver, did not indicate an actual linkup had been achieved ly interest among the filgbt the Cambodian border Satunta,y on the rust approach. controllers." and reported killing 86 In a Welsh, President Jotmson's fierce three-hmr baWe. Heii\'Y top space adviser, told U PI in a combat on two other tronts at telephone illterview from Wash · Highways Continue least temporarily shattered a inglon he knows rd nothing to two..week lull in the £tOUDd war . Indicate Soyuz 3 and the Despite the Increase In CONTINUED on Page 14 Safety Record flghting, there were no major offensives which could Jeop&l'· dlze delicate negotiaUms beCOLUMBUS (UPI) State tween lhe United States and Highway Safety Director WarVietnam toward a HANOVER, N.H. (UPQ- "I North ren C. Nelson reported Saturday that tor the second straight year don't know whether I got possible cease-fire, lncludina a Ohio traffic deaths have declin- lmocked out or not, but the u.s. bombing halt over lhe ed for the first nine months . plane wo~.s in rlames. The nrst North. Jet Loot Nelson said I, 765 CataliUes thing I knew there was a groat deal or flames all around." U.S. pilots flew 114 mlslioos were recorded between Jan. 1 COLUMBUS (UPI) - Acharge Robert V, Kimball, 44, or against North Vietnam's IOUtbor ••long-time, consistent pattern and Sept. 30 which was 16 beor falsehood" has been made a- low the number killed over the Hanover, assistant dean at the ern panharnB.e Friday, and gainst Democrat senatorial Cllll. .. same period last year and 106 business school at Dartmouth American headquarters reportCollege, described Saturday the ed tbe lou ot an F4 Phantom dlciate Jolm J. Gilligan by attor- under the 1966 total. plane crash in which 32 persons jet tlghter -bomber and one of neys for Republican William B. died atop Moose Moontain. its two crewmen. Saxbe. Kimball was one of 10 Percy Touching The battle aloog the CamboTon a letter to Samuel J. Archsurvivors. dian border 60 milea northeast ibald, Washington, D. C., execuThe plane, a Northeast ol SoigQn beCore dawn Saturday tive director, Fair Campaign in AtheDl! Airlines twin engine prop-jet, cost five Americans killed IDd Practices Committee. Atcys. COLUMBUS (UPI) Republi had lett Boston at 4:55 p.m. 35 woonded. John Chester and R. Brooke AlIn other fighting, U.S. 111&loway said tbe Democrat nomi- can state headquarters announc - Friday and was due to land in ed Saturday that Sen. Charles Lebanon at 5,38 p.m . rines backed by planes, artillery nee for U. S. Senl1e violated Percy or Dllnois will campaign ~ alter radioing the and naval gunfire reported thf:! !air practice code. ThursdaY ln Columbus, Athens, Lebanoo airport, lhe FalrchUdkilling 232 of an esUmated 400 Gilligan reportedly calledAU;y, County and steubenvllle, Lorain Hiller sl!UMied into the top of North VIetnamese troops u..y Gen. Saxbe, GOP senatorial canCleveland. the 2,740.toot moontaln aboot enCOWitered inside the Demllltadldate, "the state's chief law enPercy wUI hold a news conferseven miles from its destination rized Zone Friday. forcement officer,. and said SaxSouth Korean lnhntr.Ymeo be has spent "hundreds rJ. thous- ence upon his arrival here and at 6:08 p.m. The sun had Just will then depart Cor Athens and set and the weather W'd.S foggy. reported 203 other Communi&ta ands of dollars" on hls cama speech at Ohio University. The 10 survivors had been killed Friday in an aetkllt paign, sitting in the rear of the plane. Saxbe called lhe olatemento around Dong Bo . . . - '"' CONFERENCE SET They apparently were spared the central coast 200 mile1 "malicious and mlsleeding'' and COLUMBUS (UPI)- The 13th because the len wing struck a northeast of Saigon . sold an FCPC hearing was annual joint cont'erence of school large tree and pulled away a scheduled for next week. The F4 Phantom jet board members, superintendents portion ol the rear end sea:mds down over North Vietnam and buslness oftleials wi11 be before the plane struck a ledge during a nil!hl mloaiCO> Tlllrsand exploded In flames. held here Nov. 12-14. day, U.S. spokesmen aald. to PI bli !Jther'• sest··oo-tlle cit ... Jllti>'~ hltih . Boost NLF The National Liberation Front of South Vietnam, the secret Viet Cong broadcast said, controls four-fifths of South Vietnam and ten million people. The Viet Cong broadcast called the National Liberation Front "file authentic representative of the 14 milllon Southern people, the leader and organizer of the glorious victories of the South Vietnamese people." The Hanoi comments also stresoed the right of the National Liberation Front to speak for South Vietnam. Notwlth~ thtt"· harsh 'lone of the 'tommunilt Stat' ments, Washington officials were reported to feel that no door had been slammed on Ute effort to produce a break in the situation. In.21 States, to Win :)!i~i'i~J. ~ .1,;/~.' ~qlj f!!(:~.( bl ' f, c....,dot!J.·.,. ..' ..aw. t' ·>···~~-------- ~·· halt Toochtrw on" the Paris peace talka, the Chter Executive said "we're doing everythins we know how 1o do lo try lo fiod areas ot 1Kfeement-1o ftncl means of de-escalating the war - Lo try to and a manner in which we could, with bonor, withdraw our troops ancl the North Vietnamese could wltbdraw theirs- ard leave the South Vietnamese future up to the pe<~~le of South VIetnam." Good r,, ' '1',/1 ~ · OpPc>ob1ii 'Herbtlrl will bt Er-· · i\iuriibeiit Cl!fi JliotleeltlnJ' '1'!1 D. BiOUier~. s~: a $~riner do ale)!,;AJ ~ 8t, ~. CGI~I. 1'11111- b( the 'Qhljl~J!oo1:4 of . re<pirement lbat the United States negotiate with the VIet Cong in South Vietnam at any future peace talks which might follow a total bombing Humphrey Likes Odds (GOP Expects to Control Court ,Di!IPI· IFI' •'· hour. .;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:::;.; $AVE . YOUR CHEV.OUT. ' OLDSMOIILI-. ·DEAtER· SENATOR , !'Oro up. Set your clocks back one ·"Elections in Ohio-· No. I .,.... MOTOR . CO~ Quips _ and you may be headed for church an hour early, so twld $AVE .. ,., c., "••L ANT CREDIT lU.erel Trflfle·l• FAIRBORN, Ohio UPI) House minority leader John C. nal McDo d of Newark said Republican legislators during the last session or the General Assembl.Y attell'IIJted to deny news media and the public access to meetings and records. "And considering their voting records it is little wonder," McDonald told a Democratic CaiJ:lidates banquet here Saturday, "Despite this veil of secrecy, Democratic candidates for the legislature have been getting the facts to the Otllo voters as never before,., he said. "Why did the Republicans choose to increase the sales tax by 33 par Cent and lllll)Ose a series of other taxes, but refuse to earmark the additional revenue tor school purposes," Me· Donald asked? "Why did the GOP legislators reject a Democratic prOJ)OSil to glva every Ohio school teacher a minimum $400 pay raise," he continued. "Why were hunting and fishing licenses increased without correspol'ldlng benefits to sportsmen?" "It Is little wonder that th.e Republicans want to hide their record," he said. "Many Ohioans are looking at that record and that It why we believe the Democrats are ·going to recapture the House," he concluded, ~.,.ti, Ohio. "We are winning St., Up fa A It D£1lOMStlllOIS ( ~.. $AVE $AVE Readers are advised to take a second look at their clocks this morning. Ifthetlme &eems normal, it shouldn't. That hour given away last tor~~~l•c.~ Hide ~R~r.d~' ,. ~4s~'f.:4)'~k2:;.~~ CIIIS Nil/ t'AI/1/B/J111-M/41J'll/CflAFIIJII/1Ill "D)'' this stage they could not detect conunentary and a broadcast by a dramatic breakthrough in the the clandesUne liberation radio offing but tlley said there were ol the Viet Cong in South no firm grounds yet for undue Vietnam. An analysis of these propessimism. Study Editorial nouncements, which commented Under close scrutin.v by the acidly on President Johnson's administration was M editorial news conference statements, which appeared early Saturday Indicated that a major stumin the North VIetnamese bling block at the moment was Communist newspaper, Nahn the question of who would Dan, along with a Hanoi radio participate in a possible Vietnam peace conference. ~eclfically, the COmmunists appeared to be str'essing the Charge GOP Wanted tO By United Press International 1965 MODELS 1966 MODElS 1967 MODELS .1968 MODELS $AVE PAGE 13 Johnson Presses for Break LIGHTED ALL NIGHT 'I fallout produced by ooclear tests performe• · ,,, I he world powers. Instructor of the course was Joe fl:!l'kJ . , •st h. First row 0 tor) are James Bosworth, David Culpe,.Jper, Silas J. Hamilton, Edison Guinther, Charles (Fox) Grant, Hobert Rothgeb, and Neil McMahonj second row, Robert Wood, Col. Ken. neth Welker, Bernard Guinther, Gilbert Plants, Jimmie Shato, Marlin Kingery, Mr. Fenderbosch, John Salaz and Robert Cox. Final examinations and graduation were Friday night at the Gallipolis State Institute. 24-HOUR BANKING SERVICE Mrs. Hartley Named PIXEVILLE, Ky. (IJPI) President Jcim!IOD &"')rened Saturday that peace woWcl come to Vietnlm .. at 1 not too far distant dlte.'" Johnson dilcu11ed VIetnam In orr cufl' remarks to an airport audience in Huntington, W. VL, belore IIJ!Ing by hell<opter lo Pikeville, ~., for a dam dedication. "We do have ahead of us, I hope, at a not too far distant date, peace in this world," the President remarked. He said: "That's what people want more than anything else. It's not easy- it requires patience. It requires determinatiOn. It requires courage-aOO on March 31, I concluded that I would rather have peace than a political year." That was the date he announced he would not run Cor President again. ••This is the reason why they SAIGON (UPQ- Sooth VIethave made nonsensical, onenam and North Vlo!D&m Satursided and even insulting propoday voiced hardllne positions on peace proapecta. South Vietna. sals at 1he Paris conference, mese Prime Minis~ Tran Van and at the same Ume increased lluong sold H8DOI was being their military and propaganda "'mnaensical"' ad North Viet. etrorts lo back up their nam aa1d It -.ld DOVer accepl demands.'" Nnrth V I e t n a m, spealdna U.S. condiUans for deescalatlon. ••OUr enemy, the ColntnwU•ta, through the of!lclal ,_apaper talk aiMIUI peace, but lhe peace Nhan Dan, accused the llldled thfJI have In miiid 1o one · states ~ waging a ''War ~ resulting In a ~or of S<utll dastrucllon agalnot Norlh VietVIetnam b.Y Nnrlh Vielnam, and nam" and said this wa1 ''an extreinely serious ertme." It lhelr of Sootheaot denwdd •• uncondltklllal Asia," IJIICXIi oald In o - c h bombll!l halt. wel"9m~Jii Prime ·.~ I n I a t o r •Tile U.S. must slq>WicondlKallll J, ~· <I New tlonllb' that - at delquc!0 Saltoil. -. Uon," Nhll! J,lon Mid. ' t· \' ~J~ -··Ill "1 /' \· ' :'O.olr - ' e flrml)' . . - lhe u.s. demand lor condi.U...s (or Ita deesealatlon.,. Hlloo& In Ids Solpl men~ otreooed S<utll VI-. meoe elforto w briaK lllo Commlllllot lo Ierma thrGolb mllitary IUCC88M'I . •"'ur detel'n•'Mtlclp and cl..,. .. ~.. will tloll 'lbolr . - a~.;- attaeka, .. . tore haYO to talk -·· I ol •• ,,' ,. u ' �' ,, ... ' • ~· ·;., .. J "" -, . • '' ' • 'ltlfPERS PLAINS- T LBJ ·Hopeful of Pe~ee ~ere 111'1"0 $7-ontllelmorroll at Ea.Wrn lll8h S<hool .for lhe lint llx nekl IP'Idlns ~~ .r-. Sllldaata hl$1 all A Grade 12, NoiiOml s t , .. lall, .Jemy Delli, Sexton, ware, h..,. College Who's Who Usts. Barr, Roark . RE!TMDIE PROMOTED Thomal c, Reltmlre, 28, eon RID GRANDE ·~ NIIIII9CI In ~ Mr. and Mro. !lam' A. llollthil )'ear's naUODII Ultlna or mlre Sr., Hartford, W. Va., waa Arilerlca•s moahiUistanding uni- promoted to Arn\Y ...., . -.l!rll . . •• ,,,, Mrs. Edwardo Celia, of Venemela 'I ~ COMPLETES COURSE - A course teaching men how to care lor, operate, and use differ.ent instruments necessary in Rldlological monitoring, an indispensable service to all civil defense organizations and their operators, has be.en completed in Gallipolis, Such services would be required tram the period short~)· after a nuclear attack until the radiological hazard from fallout diminishes to the point that normal aclivities may be reswned. Routih.e roonltorlng Is carried on throughout lhe country ih order to keep records on the amount or USE OUR CONVENIENT••• NIGHT dog will have trouble finding and It ls a warm feeling to discovholding a scent; and you can tell er for sure, people are pretty what kind of day it will be by much lhe same the world over. the way the animals act in the woods the night before. AT OUR NEW Owls hooting, and a general restlessness in the animals means a severe weather change will take place in several lilzys. Secretary "Even in my country, the papa Pal Houck, Times-Sentinel Staff Writer is away at work; when he comes When a man rrom another coon. nism. At night the radios pour jumps the rabbit and the dog 328-330 Third Avenue try can look fondly into the snap - the communist doctrine into the must be able to trail it until lt home, the child ls asleep. There PT. PLEASANT- Mrs. Ethel is no time to pass on good things. py blue eyes or an American, put minds of the SA youth . circles and holes up. "You teach a boy to be close Hartley, Pl Pleasant. a member an arm across his shoulders Many refUgees from Cuba to Another interesting racet to of the loeal Lambda Chi Omega and say, .. We are the same kind the north, have poured Into thls story Is the reason Jack to nature and love animals and SOrorttv was elected to serve of man,'' then all of us can stand Venezuela. The country broke Fernandez bought his beagles. you won't find much bad In him." as State Secretary OC the West diplomatic relations with Cllba He bought them in order to train Olga seemed to think this was a little taller. FOR THE BEST DEAL! Virginia chapters. It takes a common bond toes- in 1961. Communists then launch- his falcon. Jack is a devotee true also or men. She reached up Committees tor the coming (Yes, it's available not only to merchants but any1HI Forll Countrr fecllen lt•tl•" tabllsh tllill cmrunun.icatfon or ed a terror campaign aimed at of the ancient English sport of and gently pushed back a stray year of the Sorority have been We_.n, IDlkS Wlltt .. , V -8 ....Ue, one can us, this convenient service) No key Is mind and spirit. ousting the president, In spite kings, "Cetrerla" in ~sh. strand or her husband's black Fonl4·m•Ue h'aNdllMion, rad.Jo. hair. She seemed a happy, satis- named with Nell KeMedy, chairpo-r o~teerln1, po-r bUUJ, Emardo Cells of Valencia, of the terror, in 1963 the peo- which means "falconing!' needed for this serYice. whl.tewell UHJ . I wW h J1&d to man, Bessie Wilson and BernaVenezuela, and Ken Sbeets, Gal- ple chose the president they wantCelis told us of hunting deer, fied woman who shared her huslbow 1ou tb1l unu aarti.JDe. een dine GUmoor, public affairs and me •' ~ lipolis, are the same kind of ed, Raul Leoni. fox and, most or all, or hunt- band's convictions. The Night Depository is located next to our lower They told a little story that education; Jean Rardin and BesEd..lardo and Olga Celis de - ing the clever little "Lapa." men . Their bond is love of naSAVE sie Wilsm, cancer; Ethel Hartauto bank window. ture and of beagles. cided em three days notice to Eduardo says there are no Lapa seems to hold in any situation ley and Dorothy John11011, mena person is devoted to a where The bond was made strongcome to America. Ed, who Is a in the U. S. checked this oul tal health; Mary Pullins and Fern er this past "eek when Cells and purchasing agent Cor Ford Mo- as Car as I could, and could oot hobby, Hartley, sick and relief; Ruth Ed said, "My dog had a lUhis wife, Olga, were the ~eets' tor deVenE:zuelatookthreeweeks find them in the encyclopedia Deal and Doris Head, memberter about the time I len. M,y houseguests. Celis came to the orr lllld Olga called on Grand- but finally round a description ship; Mrs. Douglas Lemalter, states to learn more about hand- ma and Papa to care for Ed- in Webster's New lnternational friends reassured me they would GALLIPOLIS rlnance; Jean Rardin and Mrs. see to it tile pupe were taken ling and training hounds and to uardo, 10, Rafael, 8, Oswaldo, Dictionary.) Tour cll•v~ DM.. r SERVIN'G THIS COMMUNITY SINCE 1863 211-JM IHHCI An. purchase some to take back with 6, and Maria, 4. Another name for this small care of. Not. a word was said Lemaster, telephone; Ruth Deal, 01111,.111. Otl .. 11 Mary Pullins and Doria Head, "THE OLD BANK-WITH NEW IDEAS" him. The Celises returned to Eduardo, 30, has always been central and South American ro. about my leaving five kids. constitution. We had a good laugh at that. Venezuela Oct. 15 with two black a hwrter. In his coontry they hunt dent is Paca. It looks very much and tans, one treeing walker and mostly deer, lapa and fox, and like a large ground squirrel, a three beagles. they hunt the year around. "In chocolate brown color with white And a "truth is stranger than the past,""he said, '"'The ntetho:d 'spots OOwJi its sides. It weighe fiction" footnote or the ~eets. of huntill€ rabbit in Venezuela about 20 pounds and is oonsidCelis story is that two men who was not sporL ered a great delicacy in Venltve less than 100 miles from "They hunt rabbits at night ezucla. For o;ample, a good each other in tropical Venezuela by shining a llgflt in their eyes steak dinner in Jack Fernanwere brought together by Ken- and blinding them,"hesaid . "It's dez' Restaurant costs about $2.neth Sheets, who lives 25,000 criminal ." 50 but a tapa or Paca dinner miles away in beauUful southHunters in South America use costs $5. eastern Ohio. many kinds of dogs, black and These small fast animals are BEGAN IN SPRING tans, treeing walker, and walk- d111icult to hWlt because they Celis began corresponding last er fox hounds, but there were eat and water at night. The minspring with Sheets, intending to very few, if any, beagles there. ute the SW'l rises, into a cave buy a pair ot beagles. (John ]ngram of Hunting Dog a lapa goes. Then the dog must ~eets wrote to him ol J a c k Magazine reports there are Iso- <!old trali him. This is most delo' ernandez, who had just pur- lated Beagle Clubs all over the mandlng and requires an excel· ehaaed two of his hounds. He world.) lent dog. suggested that Celis go look at Through reading, Ed became An old saying in Venezuela, Jack's pair. Jack lives in Car- interested in hunting rabbits in Celis said is, when a hunter acus, just 100 miles from Ce- a more sporting way, with bea- returns from the hunt- and ill Us' home in Valencia. gles. asked how he did, be answers, By ~ing to Caracus, Celis Three years ago he booght his ''Well, I didn't get a Lapa, but could see the kind of dogs Sheets first pair of beagle pups from I got .•.• , delivered and he could be ot help Louie Fwnent. He was not wholEduardo and Olga are tamto Fernandez who was not as ex- l.Y successtul wlth these dogs. Uy people. They spoke ot juveperienced as he in training and Celis Is the first to admit the nile delinquency at! also a probhunting with beagles . lack of success was "because lem ln their country. 1968 CHEVELLE Fernandez, owner ot the lar- I didn't lmow how to train Ed said, "Best way to fight gest restaurants in the capital them." Juvenile delinCf1e11ey is to make MALIBU SPORT COUPE 1965 FORO XL.CONVERTIBLE city of oU-rlch Venezuela, wrote He ~cided to try a differ- a child more acfJJili_nted with naD•,-tona' blue, blue lDterUII', V-8 U• Solld •hlte, lnaeket ... t~. " ltHed tn~on, radio. Jtel'ftCI•e £In~. Powertllde tralllllllllioD, po•· back to ~eets and thanked him ent tack and buy mature, alrea- ture, then you become m 0 r e 1•1hee1J. whl'-wall Uru. er lteertn,, radio, whttew1U Una. for sending Cello lo help him. d,v trained dogs, which led him Criendl,y with him. Sitting oot In One Jocal owner. But, let us lesrn more about to Ken Sheets, a trainer par U!e woods, working a beagle, is 1965 CHEVELLE MALIBU SPORT COUPE 1967 FIAT 4 DOOR 600-0 Venezuela, this land ot Latins excellence, reconunended by the perfect time to talk to a Solid blue, blue Interior. V:S en.j1ne Weht blu e. vln,yl trim, f 1 peec~ tn..De· 11-'mlud lraJUimialon, radiO, whl._:. where two ookJf--doorsmen be- Bart 'Iburber, Hillsboro, Ohio, boy.'" "'.lulon, radio. real 1ood eeeo•d e•r wall tint. one ow.aer. lo drive to work . came friends because both bought one of the roremost authorities He can teach the youth about dogs in southeastern Ohio. And on beagles. important values and they can 1966 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SPORT COUPE 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA SPORT COUPE discover therein, perhaps, how Hunting differs in Venezuela learn valuable Ie.saons from na5olld while, blue vlnpl ueq, bydn· Dieck. red Interior, V-1 ~. flu· m•Uc lr•IIJirnl ..ion. Power ftMrllal dard tr<~n.llnilolloD. ndhl, 'lrhltew.U love ofNaturema,yleadmoremen In many ways. In that mounLun- ture. They wlll discover, when ndio. whltewaU tlret, one loeeJ o•ll: tlru, tbl1 il low llilleal• ona OWDII' to conclude they are brothers. ous terrain a dog must be able the wind is from the east, eseu. See thil OM. "· One of the rirst problems Ce+ to cold trail. Over there a man pecially if it ls a cold wind, a 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA SPORT COUPE 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 OOOR SEDAN lis and Fernandez encountered · :led, red·bluk Interior. Y-1 en~~De. Black. blue Interior, v.a •nrlne, Pawas the change in terrain ror the l'owerfl'lide tranamlulon, power 1&.tir· wer,ude tranun.Julo.ll, r ..io, W!IHoe1n1. rii<llo, wlllteweU Ura. Oae Joeel ..... u ttru, thll it • iow D)l]ell• otae dogs. owner. real ntee llherp car. (IWDer ear. VS!ezuela is broken' into three 1965 IMPALA 4 DOOR SEDAN 1966 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 4 DOOR 1965 MERCURY COLONY PARK STATION WAGON GrHa, W1dte Lot. JM4lD Interior V• irregular divisions by its mOWl•JW~u, J'lowuri14D. Pewer ~ l-llht blue. blue lntertor. • CJI.. lllacll, \'ln,-J " ' " · Jffti'CHII-tniUe tr~ tain systems. A branch of the raiho, •llit..wall t1N1. oa. local .,... alandard tnunllulon, one Joc.el o-· million, PG•"r .teem, aad briiDn, er, low ..u..,.. er . low mlleap. eastern chain or the Andes enwbttewau tlrel, nal cu 11 " na1 a-rice. 1965 CHEVELLE MALIBU SPORT COUPE ters Venezuela in the west. Celis describes it ss a country btl, " ' l•tertor, Y-1 •llfiM• 11'1 cn•IIUI, ol lllHed trenamluloa, lkdlo. 'Mhltewall llru . Real nlee ear. "with a little bit of everything." Venezuela is slightly larger than Texas and Oklahoma together with a population of 3,600, + 000 . The name Venezuela is Spanish !or "little Venice." When Spanish explorers reached t h e country, they found an Indian village buult on wooden poles above the shallow waters or Lake ,• UP TO . Maraciabo. This la.ke area now S.edan, ~u 1968 01~•· l..uxury suwlies one tenth of the world's supply of oil . Condition s.clan With 1968 lmpolo 4 Door • The village reminded them rA YOUGET Venice, Italy and they named it Air :Or ~on, Wnh-Venezuela. WHEN YOU BUY A . , , 196& 1mpolo 4 D FOR STATE Petroleum alone J)OUTS more out ,\lr . 4 Door t\ar4ltof, ttlan .a million dollars a day into 1968 C•P"" 0 · REPRESENTATIVE the trealtlr)'. It a1 fiO pays ror ¥nth ,t.h rtibl• Svp•r the great building expanalon that 1968 lmpolo Con•• ls maldnr Venezuel.a one ol the 210o236 s.ii.nd Av•. most modern c:ountrieJ 1o Latin Ohio AD'Utrlca. Paid For By Lynn-Ann Porter, Venezuela i1 the last wall in Chrm. of The Porter Team Comm . South i\merica against commu- Nature and Beagles Bring 3 MenBr into Association ., class Sepl. 25 lnDarmstodt,llermany, wllere he Ia servlnll wllh the 80th Artlllery, a a a mass stewart. His wlte, Erna, Ia with him In Germany. DEPOSITORY SEE••• Ken Sheet., left, and Edwardo Celis, Venezuela, tlu! same kind ofrnen. ' VeniiY and collep otudonto are Mrs. Kay Barr and Eddie Roark ol Ga!Upolle, · Their names are Included In lhe 1968 ediUoo of Wbo'o Who Ammg students In Amerlean VnlversiUes and Colleges, a Ultlng ot the campus leaders from more than 1,000 of the nation's institutions of higher learning. Kay Is a Junior maJoring In chemistry &nd Eddie a senior major.. lng In speech. itntintl _VO_L_._J_N:_:O__ . ---39_ _ _ _~ SU::_:_NDA Y, OCTOBER 27. 1968 AUTO BANK State . WA!;!INGTON (UPI) - Despite bitter public denunciations from Hanoi. and the Viet Con& Preoldent Johnson condnued w pren private diplomatic efforts for a break In the VIetnam stalemate over the weekend. Admlolotra- o!flclals malntaJned their close &ecrecy over the negotiations wtth the Norttl Vietnamese which are reported lo Involve a total bombing halt on North Vletna.m under certain circumstances. , Reliable BOUrces saJd that at NOW AVAILABLE TO EVERYONEI a .' GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. FIRST NATfONAL BANK With his Gallup Poll rating down S per cent. George C. Wallace c a I 1 e d pollsters 11 Uara" Satur""'" andaaid'ftl\e ........, .· ~; ' Gi\iuiD'sand ·Mr. ·Har- polls are not telling the '""'h" Wallace said atCincln- ' 1 ., .,;' ; ,./ ' '(,•' ELECT THE $AVE $AVE $AVE $AVE $AVE $AVE $AVE INsr FATHER SON-TEAM l ! f J. SHERMAN FOR s~ve. s'" S\000 the election." ' ~May JAMES MORE SHERMAN Ill STATE About Otange COLUMBUS (UPl) - "UnW lew weeks ago," Gen. CUrtis . l:ieMay quipped. "I was a pretV responsible citizen, and a pretV nne fellow In this coontry . ., "Then In 30 seconds I became IOJIIethlng unmentionablo, 11 the · ~ chewing, World War U said, Indicating his disdain for recent attacks 011 him. self by opponents of the Amerl: ... Independent PariY. The running mate of Former ~aboma Gov. George c. Wal: _llee added that ' 11 have more :, lDJportant things lo think about tiiese days," when asked about the attacks. He was on a sentimental jour• • oot without poliUcal moUve, to Columbus, his b o y, ·hOcxl home. He com~ to · liOWimen Friday night before a ~5.mllar.a.plate fund raising dinner attended by some 320 jbjrd party enthuolaoto. 1 ,.,(' GALLIPOLIS EDITOR'S NOTE' This is • lhe llrot ol six arUcleodeallng with the Nov. 5 .aeneral , '\ olectloo In Oldo. Tile olh~ ' tra will be Cfllcemed with .,., lha twO slate lsliiiOs, Geller- t loi Aa141!1bly, COI!IP'OSIIonli, .;f U.S. seDate !pi preoldentlal ''· <ce&mpaill,lll. ··, \ 8, RICIIAIII1 . ~LIGJiTNER . :"ij UPI Sl&lehou Reporter · ~ COLUMB(JS - RoPbare exj>ected 1D ~ control the Ohio 91preme ·~=~~after the Nov. 5 genOra1 \t, • ,.•• ,: ! +.~~~:three seatsto~. llll~~ -~ noniJ&rlisan judicial ballot. &lpreme C.Urt condldates do IIWe more In their calllJ)Bigns than list lhelr quallll ..tlooa and appear at political functions. ~ ccrteota atlract IIWe attention aln<e th&> are cmalderecl IIOI!i)&rtlaan and the candldales awear on the ballot Wlihout a parl;y llbei. The RO)d>llcan& ere virtually assured ol one JudgeshljJ, InciiJI!belll Juatl.,. Jolm M. Matthlal ol Coluatbuo Is unoppooed is he waa ln ·lhe primory. Mojiidaa ,II U and has been a ~-;"' •.lhe cciuJ:t .Wce are hoi~ """ by R"\l"b- l'1954, llheri · he ran ·to fill I b e ln~l IHI VI<(\!!! by lhe diath ol bll ""'' !ril()p !ca. -•om.. a 11. • """""' ' name ~· t be . ' • · ·il!her; -~ 18, In . 1• . .,OHd bl": Jlidie ' Jq!ln '·~ .......... .,. I WASIIINGTON {UPil- Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said he has a better than even chance ot carryi~ 21 states with a tola.l electoral vpte of 273 -three more than necell!lary to win the election 10da_ys from now. Humphrey gave his assess-ment to newsmen before returning h~re Satttrda,y to rest and begin putting logelher a ftnal rationwide televisiO{I blitz made po881ble by his !WI! raising successes during the past week. The vice president acknow .. ledged he has not closed the big lead his Hepublican QW)onent, Richard M. Nixon, has mounted in the nationwide public opinion polls. But he figured his strength In the East and the mid--Atlantic states, with their huge blocks of electoral votes, would put him Ollt!r. . • According to his calculations, Humphrey can win the election without carrying caufornia or Illinois. The list of states in which he said he has a "50-50 or better chance to win" induded Maine, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Delaware, Ohio, Michigan, Missouri, Te~ nessee, Nevada, Now Mexico, Texas, Marylar¥1, Hawaii, West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina and the District of CohmbiL He vi.rtnally wrote oft illinois -"we are bad, we're not going well down state"- but said he would 11 try very llard" there. Humphrey and his advisors aleo spoke with little optimism of California, where he played to record crowds for two straight days last week. GCLLIGAN ENDORSED CLEVELAND (UPl) - T h e Cleveland Press Saturda.Y endorsed Democrat Jolm J . Gilligan for the U, S. Senate. Ohio District Court ol Appeals. Tall Ia a 19-yeer veteran the state's highest court and has served as cblef justice for tbe last ftve years. He ia a Cleveland nauve. Dull)' waa alected to biJ pruent 'ltat In 19.18 and re.flected In il6t. He !ll'evloualy had served as a Coiumbus Mlllllclpal Court judge, Judp Thomas Ill. Helbert, eoother lOth Oldo District C.Urt . of ~· 'Jiirlll•.l• att.mptlnjl ' or high ' .c ou ~ ~ tt=~=~~=~=~~:~=~=}~=~=~=~=~~~=~;;~~=l~=~;i:1=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~:!=~=~=~=~=~:~=~=;~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~lt.r:;nt~t!=~=~=~=~=~=~~r~~~~;~;*=ft!~~t~=~=~=~=r=~=~;?::~t.if.:~ra ;: : : Nixon on Arms Policy· ........ Asks Satellite E~es I sII !!ji\!1 .:; Ti • Fire Was All Around Saxhe Oaims Gilligan lies Down Both Vietnams Hold Hard Lines ,. ~ERYOODY'S coiliNG (Jtlalqed) w the Bloodmobile Ylllt l!onda.Y. 1 to 6 p, ril,, atl'1lm0..., tltmentar"111Cheot. lle,. ',~Ill ~.I•'I!*IIY ~;to.~.·. ,~-~!Jd, \Ill iboolutt ~. ~;.. "'J~ . ' ~ . lo ...'. l•biil4ift~'' :. -...:'.'·' •'' ' . . . ID ~ ·eat lo dng ~ ... •In •u ••• 0... cep oen ble tal- .... '"' :: Enemy Losses At 86 HouH: «~ehrdit!v'tl. •• L• k the I :,·_·..· ry•ng •n up ?:· The ~·HOrberl 11 to ·and a for~ · il'~' ql tho Oldo I ~.:::: Not Off To Moon 111. Holl>ert.wlll~!!lreJatL ~ <aolt.'' .· ' ,,,,,,... I Soyuz 3 JusUce ; l'lul ' tu ~·· ~··}lol'beolft H<Mever, Jolmson made it strlclren .\AW1•chtl wi'M• til clear, the United States would charged thol: Rlchlrd M. N'not pull out without an and a Rlplbllcan Ctqnu would ''revene the tilll o1 honorable settlemenL .. We cannot run away from progress'' atartad b)' Democl:MI our obligations," he said, '"and I under Fnnldln D. RooleveiL Jomeon 111811 tile dodiOIII!Ia ol don't beliew Ute people of the $53 million Flohlrap lloaerAmerica or the people of West Virginia would have us do volr here tor an aU-out aaiMIJt an Roplbllean DOmlnee N'that. II Jobnsoo traveled by helicop- and Republicans In general, He ter fr..n Huntil'l(lOn to Pikeville uled ter:ms 1111c:h as uqa~cs" CONTINUED on Pqe 14 in the heartland or poverty.. NEW YORK (UPI) - CJtlng develcpments in military tech- tic power. "sudden technological break- nology is ultimately more "A precarious peace U.t h through" as tfle greatest threat important than detailed 'tnspec- the product of a contiruoua to the balance of power in the lion agreements for existing confrontation b e t w o e n the world, Richard M. Nixon armaments which may quickly world's two super powers will Saturday proposed establish- become obsolete," Nixon said. alwa_ys be subject to a sudden, ment of an International satelThe candidate made his catastrophic end,"' he said lite reconnaissance system to remarks in a national broedcast Nixon said his propolll for keep an eye on both the Soviet radio speech, a followup _to his the satellite system was "in the Unlon and the United States. Thursday night broadcast in spirit of President Eisenhower's In a major arms control which he said that America open skies proposal." policy statement, the Republi- could only insure pea ce through 'The system, which would be can prl!sidential nominee said a strong and resolute posture. "under appropriate inten~~tional that In a world of rapidly "But military strength is not auspices," w!>Uld gather arll changing technology the chief ellOllgh," Nixon said saturday make information available on the offensive and detenaive SPACE CENTER, Houston danger comes not rrorn existing night. weapons so much as from "A peace that will endure disposidons or both the Soviet (UPQ- A lop U.S. space official said Saturday there is "no breakthrough that will rapidly cannot come from a continuing Union and the United States.. fighting cock stance between Nixon also pledged continuing possibilJt)'" or the Russian alter things. "Thus, a general openness the United States and the Soviet consultation~ on anns control Soyuz 3 spacecraft, the first Soviet marmed spaceflight in 18 which will permit rapid cooper- Union, each intimidating the with America's Europeu aDtea, atlon in CCXling with new other with weapons of apocalyp... said he would seek international months, going to the moon. Dr. Edward C. Welsh, execu- .<:;·:·:;::;.;.;.;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::~~:::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;;;;::::::: ;;.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: ·:::::;.~ agreements to restrict the sale tive secretary of the National of conventional arms tn "tinder Aeronautics and Space COWlcU, &oill ilq)rove facUlties emergetr box" areas • n dfor pr..nlled lo said there also is nothing to · cy oommunications between uua indicate Soyuz 3 is a prelude to :::: aOO our adversaries" and to sending cosmonauts to ttle moon MOSCOW (UPU TtJe Soviet Union Saturday sent up a 47minimize the danger of "nar later this year, except "to the year-old cosmonaut, the oldest man ever in space, Into an earth clear accident. •• extent that any kind ol manned orbit that could be a preludetoanearly maMed flight around the rltght is a pretursor to golng moon. He rendezvoused with a twin, but unmanned spactlship out to the moon." launched secretly Friday. Home Base Col. Georgy Beregovoi, a World War Dair hero and veteran At the Houston Space Center, test pilot, was launched into space aboard Soyuz 3 at 11:34 Lm home base Cor U.S. astronauts, (4:34 L m. EDT) in the Russians' first manned Oight since Ap. teams of American fiight ril, 1967, when cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov was killed in the controllers were in the Mission crash or the spaceship Soyuz 1. Control Center simulating a Sometime during his first 88.6-minute circle or the globe, u.s. fiight to the moon with the took the cosmooaut's spacecraft within automatic instruments next Apollo when they learned 200 yards or a second ship, Soyuz 2, which had been laWlched the ~asians had a man ln without amouncement the. day before. Beregovoi, a much decorolblt..veteran oC 30 years' Oying e~erience, then took o\·er the ated "We're watching it wl.th great controls, and manually piloted his ship even closer to the other interest," said Paul Haney, SAIGON (UPQ- U.S. lnlopa spacecraft. chief spokesman at the Houston lured hundreds of North VietnaHowever, the o(ficial Tass news agency, which disclosed Space Center. ''There is certainmese regulars into a trap near the maneuver, did not indicate an actual linkup had been achieved ly interest among the filgbt the Cambodian border Satunta,y on the rust approach. controllers." and reported killing 86 In a Welsh, President Jotmson's fierce three-hmr baWe. Heii\'Y top space adviser, told U PI in a combat on two other tronts at telephone illterview from Wash · Highways Continue least temporarily shattered a inglon he knows rd nothing to two..week lull in the £tOUDd war . Indicate Soyuz 3 and the Despite the Increase In CONTINUED on Page 14 Safety Record flghting, there were no major offensives which could Jeop&l'· dlze delicate negotiaUms beCOLUMBUS (UPI) State tween lhe United States and Highway Safety Director WarVietnam toward a HANOVER, N.H. (UPQ- "I North ren C. Nelson reported Saturday that tor the second straight year don't know whether I got possible cease-fire, lncludina a Ohio traffic deaths have declin- lmocked out or not, but the u.s. bombing halt over lhe ed for the first nine months . plane wo~.s in rlames. The nrst North. Jet Loot Nelson said I, 765 CataliUes thing I knew there was a groat deal or flames all around." U.S. pilots flew 114 mlslioos were recorded between Jan. 1 COLUMBUS (UPI) - Acharge Robert V, Kimball, 44, or against North Vietnam's IOUtbor ••long-time, consistent pattern and Sept. 30 which was 16 beor falsehood" has been made a- low the number killed over the Hanover, assistant dean at the ern panharnB.e Friday, and gainst Democrat senatorial Cllll. .. same period last year and 106 business school at Dartmouth American headquarters reportCollege, described Saturday the ed tbe lou ot an F4 Phantom dlciate Jolm J. Gilligan by attor- under the 1966 total. plane crash in which 32 persons jet tlghter -bomber and one of neys for Republican William B. died atop Moose Moontain. its two crewmen. Saxbe. Kimball was one of 10 Percy Touching The battle aloog the CamboTon a letter to Samuel J. Archsurvivors. dian border 60 milea northeast ibald, Washington, D. C., execuThe plane, a Northeast ol SoigQn beCore dawn Saturday tive director, Fair Campaign in AtheDl! Airlines twin engine prop-jet, cost five Americans killed IDd Practices Committee. Atcys. COLUMBUS (UPI) Republi had lett Boston at 4:55 p.m. 35 woonded. John Chester and R. Brooke AlIn other fighting, U.S. 111&loway said tbe Democrat nomi- can state headquarters announc - Friday and was due to land in ed Saturday that Sen. Charles Lebanon at 5,38 p.m . rines backed by planes, artillery nee for U. S. Senl1e violated Percy or Dllnois will campaign ~ alter radioing the and naval gunfire reported thf:! !air practice code. ThursdaY ln Columbus, Athens, Lebanoo airport, lhe FalrchUdkilling 232 of an esUmated 400 Gilligan reportedly calledAU;y, County and steubenvllle, Lorain Hiller sl!UMied into the top of North VIetnamese troops u..y Gen. Saxbe, GOP senatorial canCleveland. the 2,740.toot moontaln aboot enCOWitered inside the Demllltadldate, "the state's chief law enPercy wUI hold a news conferseven miles from its destination rized Zone Friday. forcement officer,. and said SaxSouth Korean lnhntr.Ymeo be has spent "hundreds rJ. thous- ence upon his arrival here and at 6:08 p.m. The sun had Just will then depart Cor Athens and set and the weather W'd.S foggy. reported 203 other Communi&ta ands of dollars" on hls cama speech at Ohio University. The 10 survivors had been killed Friday in an aetkllt paign, sitting in the rear of the plane. Saxbe called lhe olatemento around Dong Bo . . . - '"' CONFERENCE SET They apparently were spared the central coast 200 mile1 "malicious and mlsleeding'' and COLUMBUS (UPI)- The 13th because the len wing struck a northeast of Saigon . sold an FCPC hearing was annual joint cont'erence of school large tree and pulled away a scheduled for next week. The F4 Phantom jet board members, superintendents portion ol the rear end sea:mds down over North Vietnam and buslness oftleials wi11 be before the plane struck a ledge during a nil!hl mloaiCO> Tlllrsand exploded In flames. held here Nov. 12-14. day, U.S. spokesmen aald. to PI bli !Jther'• sest··oo-tlle cit ... Jllti>'~ hltih . Boost NLF The National Liberation Front of South Vietnam, the secret Viet Cong broadcast said, controls four-fifths of South Vietnam and ten million people. The Viet Cong broadcast called the National Liberation Front "file authentic representative of the 14 milllon Southern people, the leader and organizer of the glorious victories of the South Vietnamese people." The Hanoi comments also stresoed the right of the National Liberation Front to speak for South Vietnam. Notwlth~ thtt"· harsh 'lone of the 'tommunilt Stat' ments, Washington officials were reported to feel that no door had been slammed on Ute effort to produce a break in the situation. In.21 States, to Win :)!i~i'i~J. ~ .1,;/~.' ~qlj f!!(:~.( bl ' f, c....,dot!J.·.,. ..' ..aw. t' ·>···~~-------- ~·· halt Toochtrw on" the Paris peace talka, the Chter Executive said "we're doing everythins we know how 1o do lo try lo fiod areas ot 1Kfeement-1o ftncl means of de-escalating the war - Lo try to and a manner in which we could, with bonor, withdraw our troops ancl the North Vietnamese could wltbdraw theirs- ard leave the South Vietnamese future up to the pe<~~le of South VIetnam." Good r,, ' '1',/1 ~ · OpPc>ob1ii 'Herbtlrl will bt Er-· · i\iuriibeiit Cl!fi JliotleeltlnJ' '1'!1 D. BiOUier~. s~: a $~riner do ale)!,;AJ ~ 8t, ~. CGI~I. 1'11111- b( the 'Qhljl~J!oo1:4 of . re<pirement lbat the United States negotiate with the VIet Cong in South Vietnam at any future peace talks which might follow a total bombing Humphrey Likes Odds (GOP Expects to Control Court ,Di!IPI· IFI' •'· hour. .;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:::;.; $AVE . YOUR CHEV.OUT. ' OLDSMOIILI-. ·DEAtER· SENATOR , !'Oro up. Set your clocks back one ·"Elections in Ohio-· No. I .,.... MOTOR . CO~ Quips _ and you may be headed for church an hour early, so twld $AVE .. ,., c., "••L ANT CREDIT lU.erel Trflfle·l• FAIRBORN, Ohio UPI) House minority leader John C. nal McDo d of Newark said Republican legislators during the last session or the General Assembl.Y attell'IIJted to deny news media and the public access to meetings and records. "And considering their voting records it is little wonder," McDonald told a Democratic CaiJ:lidates banquet here Saturday, "Despite this veil of secrecy, Democratic candidates for the legislature have been getting the facts to the Otllo voters as never before,., he said. "Why did the Republicans choose to increase the sales tax by 33 par Cent and lllll)Ose a series of other taxes, but refuse to earmark the additional revenue tor school purposes," Me· Donald asked? "Why did the GOP legislators reject a Democratic prOJ)OSil to glva every Ohio school teacher a minimum $400 pay raise," he continued. "Why were hunting and fishing licenses increased without correspol'ldlng benefits to sportsmen?" "It Is little wonder that th.e Republicans want to hide their record," he said. "Many Ohioans are looking at that record and that It why we believe the Democrats are ·going to recapture the House," he concluded, ~.,.ti, Ohio. "We are winning St., Up fa A It D£1lOMStlllOIS ( ~.. $AVE $AVE Readers are advised to take a second look at their clocks this morning. Ifthetlme &eems normal, it shouldn't. That hour given away last tor~~~l•c.~ Hide ~R~r.d~' ,. ~4s~'f.:4)'~k2:;.~~ CIIIS Nil/ t'AI/1/B/J111-M/41J'll/CflAFIIJII/1Ill "D)'' this stage they could not detect conunentary and a broadcast by a dramatic breakthrough in the the clandesUne liberation radio offing but tlley said there were ol the Viet Cong in South no firm grounds yet for undue Vietnam. An analysis of these propessimism. Study Editorial nouncements, which commented Under close scrutin.v by the acidly on President Johnson's administration was M editorial news conference statements, which appeared early Saturday Indicated that a major stumin the North VIetnamese bling block at the moment was Communist newspaper, Nahn the question of who would Dan, along with a Hanoi radio participate in a possible Vietnam peace conference. ~eclfically, the COmmunists appeared to be str'essing the Charge GOP Wanted tO By United Press International 1965 MODELS 1966 MODElS 1967 MODELS .1968 MODELS $AVE PAGE 13 Johnson Presses for Break LIGHTED ALL NIGHT 'I fallout produced by ooclear tests performe• · ,,, I he world powers. Instructor of the course was Joe fl:!l'kJ . , •st h. First row 0 tor) are James Bosworth, David Culpe,.Jper, Silas J. Hamilton, Edison Guinther, Charles (Fox) Grant, Hobert Rothgeb, and Neil McMahonj second row, Robert Wood, Col. Ken. neth Welker, Bernard Guinther, Gilbert Plants, Jimmie Shato, Marlin Kingery, Mr. Fenderbosch, John Salaz and Robert Cox. Final examinations and graduation were Friday night at the Gallipolis State Institute. 24-HOUR BANKING SERVICE Mrs. Hartley Named PIXEVILLE, Ky. (IJPI) President Jcim!IOD &"')rened Saturday that peace woWcl come to Vietnlm .. at 1 not too far distant dlte.'" Johnson dilcu11ed VIetnam In orr cufl' remarks to an airport audience in Huntington, W. VL, belore IIJ!Ing by hell<opter lo Pikeville, ~., for a dam dedication. "We do have ahead of us, I hope, at a not too far distant date, peace in this world," the President remarked. He said: "That's what people want more than anything else. It's not easy- it requires patience. It requires determinatiOn. It requires courage-aOO on March 31, I concluded that I would rather have peace than a political year." That was the date he announced he would not run Cor President again. ••This is the reason why they SAIGON (UPQ- Sooth VIethave made nonsensical, onenam and North Vlo!D&m Satursided and even insulting propoday voiced hardllne positions on peace proapecta. South Vietna. sals at 1he Paris conference, mese Prime Minis~ Tran Van and at the same Ume increased lluong sold H8DOI was being their military and propaganda "'mnaensical"' ad North Viet. etrorts lo back up their nam aa1d It -.ld DOVer accepl demands.'" Nnrth V I e t n a m, spealdna U.S. condiUans for deescalatlon. ••OUr enemy, the ColntnwU•ta, through the of!lclal ,_apaper talk aiMIUI peace, but lhe peace Nhan Dan, accused the llldled thfJI have In miiid 1o one · states ~ waging a ''War ~ resulting In a ~or of S<utll dastrucllon agalnot Norlh VietVIetnam b.Y Nnrlh Vielnam, and nam" and said this wa1 ''an extreinely serious ertme." It lhelr of Sootheaot denwdd •• uncondltklllal Asia," IJIICXIi oald In o - c h bombll!l halt. wel"9m~Jii Prime ·.~ I n I a t o r •Tile U.S. must slq>WicondlKallll J, ~· <I New tlonllb' that - at delquc!0 Saltoil. -. Uon," Nhll! J,lon Mid. ' t· \' ~J~ -··Ill "1 /' \· ' :'O.olr - ' e flrml)' . . - lhe u.s. demand lor condi.U...s (or Ita deesealatlon.,. Hlloo& In Ids Solpl men~ otreooed S<utll VI-. meoe elforto w briaK lllo Commlllllot lo Ierma thrGolb mllitary IUCC88M'I . •"'ur detel'n•'Mtlclp and cl..,. .. ~.. will tloll 'lbolr . - a~.;- attaeka, .. . tore haYO to talk -·· I ol •• ,,' ,. u ' �'· H ·- qi., SwldiJ Times • Sentinel, Sunday, OciOOer 27, WASHING I .O N NQ I EBCOK Revival of Yankee Wit By Muskie, the' Laconic CONTINUED fi'lim Page 13 a<<OlllJIIIShments of his admi- niatration-trom Medicare to ''Wooden soldiers," and "old the poverQ' program-and said voleea or reaction" In his that a Democrat Congress attack. would contblle progress. ' ''' Soyuz 3 CONTINUED from Page 13 unmannet.l craft it performed a rendezvous with , Soyuz 2, are destined to carry cosmonaut Georgy Bcregovoi to the moon. ..1 think there is oo possibility that this will be a lunar rlight,'' Welsh said. "There is no likelihood, in my judgement, of It going to the moon." Welsh also said there was oo indication of a connection between the Russian Zond 5 unmaMed craft, which circled '. the moon and came back to earth last month, and Soyuz 3. He said Soyuz 3 indicates the Russians arc Hbcginning to start trying to catch up to us on mamed space activity." ,_:' "You can cowrt on that just as BUrely as yoo c.n count on night following da7:' the President said. "That It has been true since I first came to Washingtc:m nearly 40 years ago," he declared. .. We did not pass the most comptehenslve housing biD in the history or this natJon to let the wooden soldiers or the status quo cut it's life by lr NOEL GROVE WASHINGTON- (NEA) the light-Upped put-down. The quadrennial tropby for ' As an enm:gle of that Ja. best stylized humor In a pr:esl- conic banter at is particudenllal campaign goes this larly Ide n Ill I a b I e with the year to Edmund S. Mualdo, northern New England stales, for revival of the classic Yan· there Is the story the Maine kee wit. that terse exercise In senator told on the campaign trail recently of the Maine farmer wtio was paid a visit by a Te:ua rancher. "How big is your lptl!ad !" ASked the Te,..,, and the fanner po)J!ijd and 1ald, "It goes aa far u that bed......., dcnrn yonder, runs along that fence line aloog to the IIOlth, up to the oali: tree you see in the wea~ and aa far south u the road." '"Hm, ·not verr, big, iJ it?" said the Te•an. 'You lmow, if I got In my car first ihing In the mornln~ and started diivIDg, by Di tfaD I !UBI might re..b the ar end of my property."' . The New Englancier stared . •trike up a cwivehallon with sllentl,y Into space for a mo- a New England native seatod on the porch of a local store: men~ then .nodded and 11ld, ''I hiKI a ear lite that once.'' "Lived In this towri all your llle, old-timer?" • • • "Not yet." THEN THERE ARE the • • • two-line quicldes of the same SECOND PlACE .and a flavor, lome Died by Muaide, some limply revived due to bronze medallion emboaed with aUver apura goea to a his inOuence. IIOIICOIIIender for a aUIIIllly Such as the traveler In ca!egorJ-the 1'Ua1 Maille who asks a native at different the fort of two roads: "Matter Grand Slam. To L)'JI<Ion Jobnwhich road I take to JIOt to •on, lor his line at the AUn.l Podlanci?" And geu tlie re- Smith dinner in New York in sponse, "Not to me Jt the presence of Ric~ Nil<on: doesn't. " . "1bls may be my loll press Or the stranger seeldng to ·~ .,.. .. 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Dr. Wehby went back over al! the attending circumstances, like a Perry Mason trying to fer ret out the real culprit. What he had to go on was one adult male operator of a modern automobile . Somewhere there had to be one more vital clue. Could it be found in the fat wallet b u 1gin g with credit cards and lodge membership cards that Mr. X carried in his left hip pocket? Could it be that when Mr. X drove his car, slouching a bit to the left. the continuous pressure o( the wallet on muscles and nerves was c a u s i n g the TO SHOW NIXON CLEVELAND (UPQ - The Cleveland area Peace Action Council announced Saturday it ft'ould demonstrate during the appearance or Republican presidential nominee Richard M, Nixon here next Wednesday. \ '' t 1 ., / I ' .. ,,' •' • .~t ARTISTS FOR SAXBE COLUMBUS (UP'O - A committee of artists headed by Jofut D. Good, Athens, has been form ed in support or RepubJican senatorial candidate William D. sax. be. 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"We did not launcll a war m povert..v to let the old voices ol reaction call 'halt,' to the advance of the needy," he contlnned. "In all the areas of progress - in education, conservation, health, in our efforts to reach full employment, in consumer protection- we did not come this far to let the forces of cold Kentucky ' 1968 ·LBJ Hopes for Peace "The surest way you can reverse the tide of progress In America is to go oot and elect yourself a Republican president and a Republican Congresr;," Johnson said. "I don't think that's what you're going to do.'' In an Wldisguised polltiral plea, ,Johnson said Vice President Huber1 II. Humphrey would win the election. Johnson ticked off legislative ' -.- - _. . . .... •. · ~·· · ...... ... ... ~· .. \ .. .' t .. -' ~ ~ '• '+ .. (f/,•',.,; ·-~,..,. ' I,. • l ' .• r ~ '· ~ .,, i· ~; '!/:' ·. "l·. ·~" ~·:~· ·~/ .~! ---~ .. . ' . �'· H ·- qi., SwldiJ Times • Sentinel, Sunday, OciOOer 27, WASHING I .O N NQ I EBCOK Revival of Yankee Wit By Muskie, the' Laconic CONTINUED fi'lim Page 13 a<<OlllJIIIShments of his admi- niatration-trom Medicare to ''Wooden soldiers," and "old the poverQ' program-and said voleea or reaction" In his that a Democrat Congress attack. would contblle progress. ' ''' Soyuz 3 CONTINUED from Page 13 unmannet.l craft it performed a rendezvous with , Soyuz 2, are destined to carry cosmonaut Georgy Bcregovoi to the moon. ..1 think there is oo possibility that this will be a lunar rlight,'' Welsh said. "There is no likelihood, in my judgement, of It going to the moon." Welsh also said there was oo indication of a connection between the Russian Zond 5 unmaMed craft, which circled '. the moon and came back to earth last month, and Soyuz 3. He said Soyuz 3 indicates the Russians arc Hbcginning to start trying to catch up to us on mamed space activity." ,_:' "You can cowrt on that just as BUrely as yoo c.n count on night following da7:' the President said. "That It has been true since I first came to Washingtc:m nearly 40 years ago," he declared. .. We did not pass the most comptehenslve housing biD in the history or this natJon to let the wooden soldiers or the status quo cut it's life by lr NOEL GROVE WASHINGTON- (NEA) the light-Upped put-down. The quadrennial tropby for ' As an enm:gle of that Ja. best stylized humor In a pr:esl- conic banter at is particudenllal campaign goes this larly Ide n Ill I a b I e with the year to Edmund S. Mualdo, northern New England stales, for revival of the classic Yan· there Is the story the Maine kee wit. that terse exercise In senator told on the campaign trail recently of the Maine farmer wtio was paid a visit by a Te:ua rancher. "How big is your lptl!ad !" ASked the Te,..,, and the fanner po)J!ijd and 1ald, "It goes aa far u that bed......., dcnrn yonder, runs along that fence line aloog to the IIOlth, up to the oali: tree you see in the wea~ and aa far south u the road." '"Hm, ·not verr, big, iJ it?" said the Te•an. 'You lmow, if I got In my car first ihing In the mornln~ and started diivIDg, by Di tfaD I !UBI might re..b the ar end of my property."' . The New Englancier stared . •trike up a cwivehallon with sllentl,y Into space for a mo- a New England native seatod on the porch of a local store: men~ then .nodded and 11ld, ''I hiKI a ear lite that once.'' "Lived In this towri all your llle, old-timer?" • • • "Not yet." THEN THERE ARE the • • • two-line quicldes of the same SECOND PlACE .and a flavor, lome Died by Muaide, some limply revived due to bronze medallion emboaed with aUver apura goea to a his inOuence. IIOIICOIIIender for a aUIIIllly Such as the traveler In ca!egorJ-the 1'Ua1 Maille who asks a native at different the fort of two roads: "Matter Grand Slam. To L)'JI<Ion Jobnwhich road I take to JIOt to •on, lor his line at the AUn.l Podlanci?" And geu tlie re- Smith dinner in New York in sponse, "Not to me Jt the presence of Ric~ Nil<on: doesn't. " . "1bls may be my loll press Or the stranger seeldng to ·~ .,.. .. Glmeral direction of both the Amazon an~ YangtzeJ{Iang riveri is east and west. ....... .....y. •, •' ,.in tho oryin Ol'l'ell ""'"' tokinl '• .eation lo,yin 'wu 1 paa1 thlle- LOOK FOR THIS SIGN then helicoptered about 70 miles to the site of the dam dedication. bleep Green • oble THE DDCTDR SAYS PRICE LOOK FOR TBI8 SIGN pressure over his left hip There were no other complaints and all X-ray and laboratory findings were normal. Dr. C. T. Webby of Cincinnati was puzzled, but he didn 't give t.ip his search for hidden clues nor dismiss Mr . X as a hopeless neurotic. By careful and detailed questioning he learned that the trouble cleared up in about a week when Mr. X abstained from drivmg his car. In fact, the more time he spent behind the wheel the greater was the pain. It was no good telling Mr. X to give up driving and there was still the question why he was free of the pain when he rode as a pa sse nger. Dr. Wehby went back over al! the attending circumstances, like a Perry Mason trying to fer ret out the real culprit. What he had to go on was one adult male operator of a modern automobile . Somewhere there had to be one more vital clue. Could it be found in the fat wallet b u 1gin g with credit cards and lodge membership cards that Mr. X carried in his left hip pocket? Could it be that when Mr. X drove his car, slouching a bit to the left. the continuous pressure o( the wallet on muscles and nerves was c a u s i n g the TO SHOW NIXON CLEVELAND (UPQ - The Cleveland area Peace Action Council announced Saturday it ft'ould demonstrate during the appearance or Republican presidential nominee Richard M, Nixon here next Wednesday. \ '' t 1 ., / I ' .. ,,' •' • .~t ARTISTS FOR SAXBE COLUMBUS (UP'O - A committee of artists headed by Jofut D. Good, Athens, has been form ed in support or RepubJican senatorial candidate William D. sax. be. I We've Taken 25$ OFF 30C OFF Our Everyday Discount Price Our Everyday Discount Price of $1.0!1 on Supor25·oz. Size of $1.55 on 14-oz. BRECK. HAIR SET MIST Q-1 am 4G and have never had a smallpox vaccination . Would you advise it at my age? Would there be any sJde effects? SJ30 PAY ONLY A-1 would advJse vacci~Ja­ (ion b e c ~ u s e· frOII\ililll!l.lll, COMPARE AT$2.25 ITS REVCO'S WAY OF ALERTING YOU TOm EXTRA "PRICE-OFF" DISCOUNTS NOW AVAIWLB ON LEADING NATIONAL BRANDS! . :~JV· time, even in this well·vied' · nated country. an outbreak of Even if you were vaccinated nine or lO years ago, you s hould be revaccinated he· c~use the protection gradually disappears. Following an ini· tial vaccination that lakes , there will be some tenderness and itching at the site of inoculation. There is also likely to be some swelling and tenderness in the armpit. These symptoms will clear up within a few days . ,/'!,_ '... . ~[:~ ~. ~-~1: A'~ i"~~r~,~· ' COLGATE 100 AJTJSIPTIC COMPARE PAYONLY ATU.U •1!~· ~ ~;~.1 r..-x-11• Because Revco invented "total discounting" in the drug business, we spare no effort to maintain our leadership . . • w,ith proof you can feel in your wallet. this dread disease gets started. LOOK FOR 15C OFF WEATHER REPORT) Our Everyday Discount Price RISE INSTANT LATBBRSRAVB Reg. & Menthol Monday, PAY OlfLY REGULAR ~;;::;;::;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;! 72c COMPARE AT $1.19 ' t\ ' '- --·-· TBI8 SIGN We'veTakon 12COFF IN THE AREA! OurEverydoy of 87¢ on ll·oz. Increasing cloudiness and warmer &mday with scattered showers developing in the after. noon. Cool with showers &mday night. Mostl~ cloudy a n d cooler with scattered showers I LOOK FOR That is why we're pleased to pass on to you the special price-off reductions from leading national brand manufacturers. Their "price-offs", combined with our already low everyday discount prices, result in savings that defy comparison. We've Taken 79C FOR THE i '&'• "" IE THIS SIGN DIS<OUnt Price of $1.09 on 16·oz. But don't take our word for it. Shop around as critically as you like. We feel certain that you - like millions of yol!r friends and neighbors - will find that BRICK 8IWIPOO EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK IS SAVINGS DAY ON EVERYTHING AT REVCO! COMPARE AT$1.1!1 TRUST FUMJ UP COLUMBUS (UPO - State Treasurer John D. Herbert re· ported Saturd<cy that Ohio's Un. employment Trust Fund ended the first quarter of fiscal 196869 with a September balance of WITH LOOK FOR TBI8 SIGN over $634 million, an increase of $14.3 million over the pre"Yi . ous quarter. eusodent ....... - ly a. _.... BfRRr'S WORLD We've Taken LOOK FOR TBI8 8l8ll Our Everyday Discount Price ' >· j 1\ ' TBI8 SIGN EVEIYIIAY DIICGUIT Pm We've Taken 21C OFF lt' LOOK FOR OFF trouble ? The doctor advised Mr. X to shift his wallet to another pocket and in less than a week he was his old carefree self a g a i n. Other doctors (more than you might suppose) reading about this case and having patients with Webby's syndrome are muttering to themselves. "Now why didn't I think of that' " I que .. ee iD- PACKAGE IS By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Mr. X complained of pain on :oe:tel- REVCO Sup1r DISCOUNT! More Medical Sleuthing Reveals Trouble Source movement and tenderness on PATONLY 98• st We'veTakon 12COFP We'veTUin Our EvefJday Dllc:aunt Pri.. of"' onL.otp7-oz. iii -.aT OOI#ftB RIOT BUAIDDIODOIU'l' 'IWI'BP.III'B CCIII PARE AT t1i1 P&IOILI la Discount • r1ces liM OFF OurEverydo~ 0116.75-oz. COMPARE AT SUI li- .,_ o174¢ 8.8. BLADES I td DIICOUIII Price oiSl.l!l on f'kl. of 10 SCBICK IIISOmr~u'll 89• d. Day is Savings Day on Everything .a t REVCO/ . . no- eldrt1-drr Mortitti on tile rod·s witfl o twiJf, Gnd ' .' ' - ~~ Jtroightr' -~· - ·~· ' " ,. ... - OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. 11L•9 P.M.·SUNJA,YS :,10 ~M.:/11L:'6 ;P.M. 5 --~_-.--. CENTERS /---~----A~M~E~RI~CA~'S~AA~ft~E~ST~GR~D~t~tN~.G•-.c~H-AI~N~ DISCOUNT OM 'Gatom~le.' ' ...,. Rsvco's Evsrydsy Discount Pries• Hit Nsw 'I.Dw1' in • Dsring Di1count Dtimohlti'Btitiht noWJcement. He left Andrews Air Force Base, Md., at 2:06 p.m., landed W.Va., . The Sunday 1'1me& - Scnllnel. SUnday, October 27, HUiM ~~ THIRD PLACE In a cata&OI'Y called "Undercutten Allonyinoua" goe1 to the 1111 who thought up the llnfl about the "new Christmas loy-the CurtiJ LeMay doll." "You wind it up and It pull 11.1 finger on the ~olton." without advance an- Huntington, 15 •• • indifference strangJe the prom ~ ise at its birth." 111e President I.Uldertook the trip to West Virginia and at _, conierence. You won't blve Lyndon Johnron to kick around uy: more." ' cutting its funds,'' Johnson saki. "We did not launcll a war m povert..v to let the old voices ol reaction call 'halt,' to the advance of the needy," he contlnned. "In all the areas of progress - in education, conservation, health, in our efforts to reach full employment, in consumer protection- we did not come this far to let the forces of cold Kentucky ' 1968 ·LBJ Hopes for Peace "The surest way you can reverse the tide of progress In America is to go oot and elect yourself a Republican president and a Republican Congresr;," Johnson said. "I don't think that's what you're going to do.'' In an Wldisguised polltiral plea, ,Johnson said Vice President Huber1 II. Humphrey would win the election. Johnson ticked off legislative ' -.- - _. . . .... •. · ~·· · ...... ... ... ~· .. \ .. .' t .. -' ~ ~ '• '+ .. (f/,•',.,; ·-~,..,. ' I,. • l ' .• r ~ '· ~ .,, i· ~; '!/:' ·. "l·. ·~" ~·:~· ·~/ .~! ---~ .. . ' . �..... - .. __ ,.,. l6 - ; The .~mid''' Times • Sentinel, Sunday, Ottober ·27, 1968 N~w in Farming . . • •"'! ,. • .. . . ·: · 'i? i· . ·~==~,,,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,:::::=:::=~~====$.=~"'"'''*'~: eoo-rative8 arii ;,i • ... Disease Control in Cattle ... I '. ~ ~ I ' ·. . ,. Noted in Oetobc!r r- I Ia "Cooperollve '• l · M<Jal!l" .~ · . IIIIinllootofarinmarkii!DJ....,. MIDDLEPORT- Melp Area . oratl.veo boootln& a memberlhlp !armors are lmlted to tho FeedollllOJ't- 1,t60,000 1IOI'IdrW or Pig Produtllon School to be · cloeel1 tho Aarleult!D'al Sla· hOld tho evenings ol N"'embor Nll,i!m'onclConHnilimServ· 5, 12 .and 19 from 7:30 lo 9:30 lee 111 utlllzl~ farin price ...,. p.m. oo Tuelldoy evenlllp, at pari to raise r.,m Ill- · tho COiwr.buo' and Southon ~ to tho GoiJfa Electric ColnjtiiiJ Bull.U.,., 100 ~ ASC COmmltlee. MW Slreel. - . , than ol com· The ochool Is arranged by tho or """"'• oC.otdlrw -Ill•••· Bankers Wm" F••rst 4 H Award a... .· lte · d · r.r~:,.~ ~m. .~ ·nil!~ *"' :;;J;J. -- . T.n:.~. : ... • . .. - 4..1:1 program. < . ·~ , •, . _. ,' 'U,. ". ttYe ofprii. ~.;;r- .~· o . 0:~ " I ' '· ' ll1d ,, · · s · :;·:·;· w .. ·mnmg lac• llllloo ' ,llllaH:· bloeuaiiOn olJ'I~aUve Extenol011 Service Uooo metilodo IIIII IIIIOUIIIIto under the leedorlhlp or Jameo E. Little, area Exteao!Onqon~, animal (JiduiiVJ, i Berl! .·BI'rfteo, be red_ . , .. M-"-- m4. 11 ' _ .U~.,... . -:-:- · ,,Y "f""!'!!" ol e- •. (it h four · ~lhr, t1n1llt plst. ' '·~. Pal hove a blili rate ~ flbo lnVeiUI, ... -..,to&......_ oUlOI'arml •. ,... I' u.. Roundup GAUJPOLIS TOIIIPI'rl1urel, preclpltatlm and weather conlltions for each 24 hour pori.. ad IIIO(Kilted by Pete McCOrmIck at Falrllelcl Weather station. Dey m&h Low Prec. allda,y • ' ' : ' •• 72 36 MmdOY ' ' ••••• 70 34 Tuelldoy : •••• '75 37 WedDelldoy •. , .. 70 36 .05 36 Thurlldoy ••••.. 57 Frlda.f • • •••• , .55 41 SaturdOY ' •••••• tll 38 .15 Avorqe hlsl1 temperature ror the week thlo year - 63.6 doll'••; last YBIII' - r1 .5 deareea. Average low temperature for tho week this year - 36.6 de- greesi lut year- 34.5degrees. Total prec(joltoUoo tor tho week thio year- 0.20 ofanlnoh; lao! year - o.t9 ol an Inch. .. !• Michigan Romps, 33-20 BLUE CREST PERMANENT. ANTI- FREEZE ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) - Slashillj!, dashillj! Ron Johnson, closing in on Tom Hannon's Michigan career ruahing recorda, seared two touchdowns all! diminutive quart:erback DeMls Brown paslled for two more Saturday as Michigan emeraed as 1 Big Ten power with a 33-20 pal!lting or Minnesota. The Gophers, unable to move the ball, turned it over !!Ieven times on tumbles and Interceptions. The Wolverines, now 3-0 in col). terence plt,y compared with Minnesota's 2-.1, turned fiYfl of them into scores in the amwal battle for the Little Brown Jug. ' ,,, • Compatible With All Brands Of Glycol Anti-Freeze • Will Not Attack or Deteriorate Radiator Hose or Material Fighting Irish Upset 21-17 l I IN CASE LOTS OF '-lgal. CANS EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPI) - Sophomores Tommy Love and BiD T'rW!ett fueled the scoring attack and a defense led by senior ! • Total precl,pltoUoo to - thlo 3li.SIInoheo; laolyoar29.56 lllchos. Normal anrqe preclpltatlm - 38.40 lachoallllually. AI Brenner repelled one enemy drive after another SatW'da.Y in car· ryins Michigan State to 1. stnming, 21·17, upset of tifth..ranked Notre Dame. The win contiooed a Spartan home field jinx o\•er the ftgtJt.iJ1: Irish that dates back to 1949. The teams tied, 10.10, two years QO tn what some called the colieae battle of the century. Love, a 195-llound tailback trom Sylva, N. C., scored twice tor Michigan State - an ll·Yard scamper in the first period and • oneyard plw!ge In the fiaal period. ' 1oar- Among the munerws ~s the Ohio Bankers AssoclaUon has I DRIES FAST! l • L NU-MA-SHEEN I Heavy Duty Enamel '[ FOR t Road Machinery fi i , P~int.Your ~1&011. r : • ; ,~: With Nu·Ma..Sheen ~ < '· J '· ' ;I I i!? " FIRST IN COUN'IY - The North Gl.llla Chapter of the Future Farmers of America placed . first in <;,al!l~ , ~~. ll1d . lb,lr<I.Jp .the. 41strl!:\ t!u<lng Weclnesday' s annual soU judging caal.,t . , held .i~ , j~.thens Coii,\JIY1, , NI~ :fli;o!;rid. ~MI\'~ .. ~··•~ , <"')rr>- .No<th.GIII'- iled f.111llla chapters wtth 705 points. Galltpolls was second with 693, Hannan Trace third. Southwestern fourth Colors RoUey S~pply Co. I - - W., Galllpollo u. llednor. 0. "43U551t ·' MR. GALLIA COUNTY DAIRYMEN I II you wish Better Producing Cows for Tomor· COBA Offers the fine-st Br..ding PrOiilram JOHN PAUL HOLLEY, 446-1031 01 Folden Service Station, 446·3401 LANDMARK. Money-Saver Bargains . ,.~> r.t I, ~ ,1 I .. J· ;' . Ph. 446-2o463 ; ~.. ''I '' ' t'· ·. I ' l.l •..•.• By JOHN COOPER Soil Conservation Service PT. PLEASANT - The Boord of St~~ervisors of the Western Soil Conservation District have agreed to cc>-sponsor a Resource Conservation and Deve]opment project. As proposed, the projecl area ~ would include the counties of Mason, Pumam and Jackson in the1 Yfestern District, Kanawha, being the only courty in the capitol District, and Boone County. The Capitol District has previously agreed to be a sponsor. Under such a project plans would be made for soil and water co~ servation, recreation, commwlity develq:~ment and other related activities. Partial nnanctng can be made available through USDA Soil Conservation Service appropriation for carrying out planned projects. There are at present two projects ln West Virginia reeelvilll assistance through lhe RC&D Program. There are only about tO In the United States. plant and also a good sized dairy herd on his farm. Since he has chickens as well as cows, there is more manure avai1able than on most farms. Mr. Hoffman told us about the use or manure on his pasture. He had limed and tertillzed about fifty acres or pasture la8t year and had put manure oo about half ol this amount. He said. •• A pasture on which we applied manure was about twice as good and rurnished about twice as much pasture as the ground recelvltw lime and fertilizer only." JOHN IIAYMAN ot Leon wu telling Denver Yoho about his tanning pragralli. About t w o yoors ago we helped Mr. llay- man with a conurvation rarm plan. He commentotl to Mr. Yoho that ha hod been tollawlng the plan cloHly and that thia year he roiled the boot altalta that he had ever had on his rarm. This was on a d.ve -acre Bold aowet1 ia11 year. Kayser Qmdidate For Presidency HEAR COMPLAINTS !run Pr, PLEASANT- DaDuKI,yowners thet they cannot Hr, oonlor at Pt. PlOIItllll High ftsh. This tili.a. c~lalm. School, will be ODe of four)"(lddw we mutally ahere with the w!lo will be for the pond owners. 1-IO.Wever, aame ·amce ~ prelident of tbe ltudEIIt folks have tooad that tallllablng Well Vlrgjiila Conllll•IUanel COliis verysucceaatulbyU.sJ.nsarau- v.-!on when lt meet. 1D Cbar.. h - r s !or bait. We tooad thio 1-lotiq throuatJ!IIDtlq. Dalto be true not long ago. laa Ia the 1011 ol ltlr. and Mrs. 'fhe WOY we uled the grtao- Bd!ftrt Kl,yHr, Jackloo AV8111t!, tqpers woo to uso a 6-!oot long, · Pt. PIOIHOI. 4 pound toot leader ontO which Olio lllndredWeiiVlrslnlahlsll we attached a number 8 hoolt. IChool lludonlo wlll.-rlle t b • Aller bal~ 111e hook with tho West Vlrglnla _stfb.,aa'ilr!nl WE WERE TALKING wltbllob- grasahopper and uol~ ally rod, tho &lthorlnlatthe-oiDoleert Hottman of Letart about his we threw It oot lo the moot like- ptoa ohambero. Tho ..., .. ...., farm operation. Mr. Hotrmanhas ly spot, ll1d then let the gruo- lo optlll(lred by tho Wool Vlrllnbeen carrying out a good con- hower fond for Itself. Blue- 1a Aolli>clatlm servation tarmire p.rcgram for gill and boos- ftnd .pooho!>- Taaohorlll1d the~olWOill· many years. He has a pouitry pora l(>pOalirc to them. vot8ro ol Wool Vlr1lbDWE pond catch which or REDI-GRIP ~::::::::::::::::::~;:;:;:;:;:;:~::;:::::::::;:::::::::.::::;:;:;:;:::::::;::::-.:::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::t,· S4.00 Off On o pair of Unico R•di-Grip Mud ~~~ & Snow tiret from Pom•roy Londmarl<: Supw S.rwiu Station. Mote: Off•r not good on any Wid.- Trae• Snaw Tires. Coupon ..-alid until Oct. 31. 1968. I Super Service Station 992·9932 Open 24 Hours • ::;::~'.~::;::::::;:::.. OVER THE MANY I ~ ;:: \l YEA~S. W ~ .UUTZ FlED STORE MRS. MARY KAUTZ CHESTER, OHIO . i • IH. .. Shreds fine, distributes evenly • Full, 88-lnch cutting width for atalk ahreddlng, grilila mowing, bruah cutting • Choice of 640 and 1.000 rpm pto drlvea · • N- reinforced ahort rotor bar with long, cleal!allclng knlvea • New 1314-lnch high profile for Improved atalk ahrecfdlng • New optional windrowing attachment • Duel position end adjuatment axlea to fit rowe • New houalng with ~eml-clrcular rear for Improved · ahreddlng and 11111due diatrlbutlon · • Choice of 3-pcilnt hitch. 2-polnt Fast-Hitch and trailing modele' · MEIGS EQUIPMENT • CO. . Rear ._;Is General Hospital 992·2176 .. cwaroam. .r. Purina Ran1e Blacks are fortified with VItamin A. They w.Uher reoiotont. And they are eopecially economical. If you feed protein blocke, ,,. check our price before atockin1 up for the winter. ' Lot uolhow you Purina Ranto Chow Blocks. Cattle love 'eml ' J. D. NORTH PRODUCE W. .~ ·~,::~::::::::::::===::.=:::======· Saturday's Results Urolnuo 28 SWarthmore 0 Calltornia Stale (Pa.) 26 Clarton 21 Allegheny 40 Washington & Jeftersoo 20 Cortland state 10 Adelphi 0 South North Carolina State 31 Mary- WEST POINT, N. Y. (UPI)- Hallback Lynn Moore, the !argotten man In Army's (Ol1J8 of hard-running backs, made hi a presence kpown saturday by racing for four first-half touctdowns which trig· gered a smashing 57-25 conquest of Duke. Moore, a 205-pound junior with the size or a tullbl.ck and the land 11 speed am deception of a halfback, did all the scoring In 1. threeMorgan State 38 Delaware &ate touchdown first-quarter e:xploston which buried the Blue Devils. ' ' 3 VtrglnJa Tech27 West Virginia 12 Geqyla Je~ 23 Tulane 19 ..r!lriih4'"~8 Notth Carolina 31 Alabama 21 Clem!l()ll 14 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (UPI) - Bolt Rannipn ran an interception 62 Weotern Maryland 29 Hampdenyards for 1. twchdown and Gene Arnett threw two scorlq passes as Sydney 3 Virginia beat Navy 24-0 Saturday for its first victory over th~ M l d- Houston 29 Mlsslulpp17 dies ln 59 years. Washington &. Lee27 Bridgewater 13 Florida 14 Vanderbilt 14 (Ue) Auburn 31 Miami (Fla.) 6 W, VIrginia state 27 Central Slate ZO LAFAYETIE, Ind. (UPI)- Au-America Leroy Keyea shool< ot! a kJi'ee h\Jury long enough to score twice and set a career record Randolph-Macon 28 Johns flopSatuntay as seventh-ranked Purdue smothered Iowa, 44--14, In a Big klns 13 WUUam and Mary 20 VMI 10 Ten fooll>all game. Purdue gained 483 yardo rushlrc ror a slll(l(e game school rec- Davidson 28 Furman 7 ord and Kiepert paued only three times all day as Purdue stuck to Wdwest ita rushing game to rack up an all-time conference record with 92 Michigan 33 Minnesota 20 plays, eclipsing the previous record ol 86 by Ohio State against n. Toledo 28 Kent Slate 12 Miami (Ohio) 31 Bowling Green7 II.U. 25 years ago. Michigan Slate 21 Noire Dame 17 AIRMEN WIN Tulsa :14 ClnclmaU 27 PITTSBURGH (UPI) _ Re· Ohio Univorolcy -12 Da,yton 7 Purdie 4f Iowa 14 serve quarterback steve Turner 01\lo Slate 31 Winolo 24 ran one yard tor a touchdown and pl88ed 25 yards to Curtis Martin Indiana 16 Arizona 13 ' A . - , . Calif, (UP0 _ ror another SAturda.Y 00 lead Air Missouri 56 Kansas Slate 20 Cosr ~-•-• ~.:::.:;: to take toll n • ~· 111 Force Academy to a 27-14 victory Northwestern 13 Wlsoonaln 10 oo leiller roaldo Bolt Dlcksoo ol over PUtsburgh. Wollorn Michigan 40 Marohall ............... to Turner came off the bench 12 Tuloa, Ok1a., but mt ~.._., ahake ldm out of the lead after when starter Gary Baxter suf· 4li holeoln the $115,000 Hala Na- tared a shoulder 11\Jury on tile Judiana Hands -·' Open Golf c•·-"'-shlp .,.,e•s Orat series of plays aM Uw_,....., -·· o~...... --lded the Falcllllll totbelr fourth , ..._._ Fi --15 ---~.· , • "' .._.... tnt •LOBII ~-k 2' a pro ot-'· aiJI victory ••alnot two defeats. Pitt v~ 1011, '• ~"' monthl who enJoyed a two· lOOt Is 1-5• BLOOMINGTON, lrML (IJPI)38 lead ali8r' holeo, was Ued by FAILS TO FINISII Indiana fiJartorl>ack H a r r Y touraamett ravarlie BUI,y COIIP Conaa, ocrambllng for bla life ~~-otNEW YORK (UPD- Quicken undorpreoauro~Arboaa'o-0 .._._, ar Chi Chl -..-ez, whe tr · the w 111~ Hotel Sahara lnYltatJ:onal Tree surged to t ont m eel defense, pitdled a toucbdowll last week, Clnadlau c:-ge ~cl- • alretch at Belmont Park ~- pau to llaoker Jade Butcher hi and Bill CcliUn at nine lun- diQ' lo win the $109,800 Jockey the ololllng mlruteo SAturdOY far 1 1011 Club Gold by about a 1ell(llh dor. but Damoscua, tho 1967 Horse 1 16"13 !aalball vlclol7 over the prevloosly unbeaten WUdoato. of the Year, failed to fmish the race. PENN STATE ROMPS IIAIIOER TO COACH Dtmaac:uo raced fourth In tho BOSTON (UPD _ Quartorbaok KANSAS Cli'Y (UPI)-. Far· early stogeo or the gruellllliltw<>- Jim Burkhart raohioned nvo ·, mar. Clnolmall pllchlnll coach mni event but he. started to drop straight pass completions Into I U I - r l a a - - o l back ll the fleld o! olx neared two 10cond quarter touchdowno the stall Ill tho CU;y the end ot the back olrot<h. ll1d a two point eonvorolanSAtur· TENNIS MATC~ diQ' to boost taurth raaked Pe111 INDIANAPOLIS '"PO _ Tho Sta.t o to a 29-ll win over Boltnn Diekaoo Survives IWg Open Pret..ure . I c.., POMEROY ··-. 1_: to belp li.oo&> mother"""" In good COllditkm aD winter. VINE STREET loot to Dayton 111e last throe Hlsona, gained rewnp here Satur· diQ' by blasdlll! the Flyen ~~12. Ohio quarterback Cleve llrJallt ooq~leted 14 or 19 passe• for ..1A't'• plq up tile e•rholft In lhf'lr helmet• with buhW«o 251 yards and ono toucb-n. aam .-. they ll'•n't t.e.r the ~lit end Todd Snyder grabbed ..1.-hd" 11 passes for 203 yanla lnclud11111 a 35-yard touchdown otrlke from Bryant. Dive LeVeck led tho Boltcets' ground aooault with 116 yards In 20 carries. He scored twice on runa or 6 and 2 yards. OU, now 6-0, held a c<nmanding 3~ cushlonbeforeDayBy United Press International ton tlnally scored in the third East period on Bernie Kress'~yard Penn 19 Prlncetoo 14 plurce. Rutgers 28 Columbia 17 Ohio's shorteat touehdoWn Pem State 29 Boston College 0 drive was for 41 yvda, the loneHarvard 22 Dartmouth 7 est 1 14-ltlay, 94-yard march In the second period. Othet drives Brown 27 Colgate 19 Butralo 10 Holy Crou 9 measured 54, 60, 67and 74yarda. VUiaoova 21 XAvier {Ohio) 10 The Bobeato took a 7-0 tlrst VIrginia 24 Navy 0 period lead as LeVeck climaxed Air Force 27 Pittsburgh 14 the 60-yard drive. The b\11 play Comectlcut 27 Massachusetta 20 was Bryant's 2~yard strike to Maine 21 Rhode I&Land 14 Snyder. On the next pla,y, LeVeck Bethany 23 Thiel 14 scored rrom the six. Army 57 Duke 25 Ohio cut looae for three touch.. Yale 25 Carnell 13 downs In the second period and two more In the third. Rochester 33 Alfred 0 The loss was o.,y10n'a third Delaware 50 Temple 27 Amherst 58 Wesleyan 13 in slx starts and its nrst to Ohio Indiana U, (Pa.) 44 Slippery Rock u. since 1964. 15 Brockport stale 27 Mansfield 20 Bucknell 13 LafOYette 10 .· CATTLE RUN FOR PURINA PROTEIN BLOCKS Purina prot.oin bloclto, wo call 'em p;,.;.,. Rm11e Bloclto, ft~ . tho .,..Y . foodlna ·babita a! many cattlemen. They make till .....u.nt,laDc-~ ' aupploment , . cattle mtho :tllalk llslola. 11>ey aupply noeded nutriOnto "6:::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::·:::::::·:::::::::::·:::::·:·:::::·:::::·~~w.·:~::i .-.. . . ________. . ________. . .., ., _. ,._, . ~· i - ~ ;~; ;:::K::r~::~Lo:A~~~::~:Nos ~ m ~ Pomeroy Landmark . ATIIENS, Ohio (UPI) - Vade- felted Ohlo Unlvenlt;y, wldch had Keyes, Purdue In Breath er ..i ~----~------------------~ THIS ....• •• \ District Takes on Project ATTENTION Depends On lt. For More Information Phone ... ; Sts. ' Available. Our Best Eith1 Holstein Sires Average ' 3rd & Sycamore · 'V mas h es Duke,. 5"11•2'~ o.l A rm J Lay of the Land cyclopaedia Britannica. 810 Predicted Plus. Why Do With Leu? Your future .·• s CENTRAL SOYAJ OF OHIO Hong Kong is one of the world's most overcrowded cities, according to the En- row Breed to the Best Sires Today! < Your Farm Supply Service Center ".<lerit "' ' the :-.roy Natloruil ::c· Bank, unlng as chairman thlo yOIU". These bankers have also served on local, cowrt;y, area and stoto Exlenllan and 441 eom- and Kyger Creek fifth. Shown above, let't to right, are Jeff PqJe, advisor ()(the North Gallla Chapter, Alan Hall, Gary McClaskey and Turley George, Original Equipment ~ ;t mltteeo. 1\Mtelal pultlldi.Y his cootrlbutod to the 441 youth ol been given to 441 o!forll In Ohio are (I) ~sorlhip ot banreaching )'OOih t1Jrousb s u e h quets, awards and trophies, trips, means as Che eover of the Ohio 441 calendara and training programs for 4-11 treuurera; (2) Bankers maprtne. exhfblta ID bank windows, and national and 1\Mtelal loans to 441 youth for coont;y 4-Hweekpubllctcy In newsfinancing projects; (3) Developing and turnf.shtng treasurers papers. booko to oluba (a book that hla been coplesllllll811l' olhor stoles); and (4) Cancluctlni IIDaDelal drives for Ohio youth and the NatiOIIal 441 FounclaUoo - an aonual project ot the aai!OOloUoo wl.tbfl,.l'.dliol\ ,:flllbllettar ,<(JJ*"esl.- • hulnilt.tion anJ alar quarterback Rex Kern ildellned, sophomore Ron MacieJewski balled out the Buckeyeo SAturday with& Ia at dlt<h tDuchd~p. pi..a good for a 31-24 victory over an lnaplred Winola team. . With 2:35 minutes· len In the game, MacleJoft'skJ kept his cool malldnceDtly and hit tullblck Jim Ods with a toss from four yards .out which saved tile Buckeyes from the embarrassment or a tie with the winleas mtni. ,:Ker~ started the 76-.yard touchdown drive the Buckeyes needed to keep their respectabillcy In the nalloaal football ratlllj!o. But he was ln.iured on the firat succession or down• and Maciejowskl stepped ln. So the quarterback lotted a 40-yard paas to Jan White, who was .nall.ed oR the illinois 4. Macie,iowskl's pass to otis took care or the resL ~· ·c e -· ~·farin. ASSIGNED AS cooK oro .._t.t •1uo 'l'illlilt for Army ~olallst FCIW" Kin· cecil $100 ·Info-. l1'liore -* neth L. Pat!Atroon; 19, om ol 104,000 feeilor ·plgi 1ll;ctrtod Nr. and Mrs. Joll!>h M. Pottar- from llatoo lad ilflill•Golllpallo Forry, w. Vo., Ins the llr118 mantho'Qf 1188111 wa• aaalped Sept. 21 to Olio. AJv<>ne lntoi-e~~to~~. ta fllr10111 Alr Cavalry Dlvlalan In thar Information lria1 ~tile Vlotnam aa a oooh. MeJp ~ Exlenllan Olllco. .i· CH~AIGN, W. (UPI)- With second ranked Ohio State !acilll! \ ThOll .,.. Week;s weather Ohio U Is .1 ' • ~ I!\ Feeder ol - U.S. Boxers, Swimmers 42-7 Winner Gain Finals In Olympics Over Dayton All..Stan@ ·With 2·35 Remaining • f!! •;, '· 1 ..-m. K..,eth Ackarllllll In Comes ~ore 1fC stole trttfne Extenaloit opedal- =.~~==.. lsi, Ohio Slate Unlversll;r, ll1d dl_. 11111 unlitCOiliiiY ~ C. Ei)llaka~, ::;' . . . , , • ,..,. for llrJID'I Carter, Bolt Dmo, ll1d practice~ ·-•-:-:• ~lng Counueo. Before Winning 31-24 •• ~~~;!~:: filii ...rtfi!jlit~ I To Feeder Pig Sclwol Medlcal Aooad.Uoo. ..; prior lo tho date aale, _ ... 1\Jeeillcall,y the re&lllauOno Iii· m11111: or dlaj>oaal; (J) are do.. plying to Ohio dairymen read ~ far lmmedlsto lllauabas follows: 11 ofltcfal bnlcellolls tor; (3) are under twelve mOIItho vaccinate" means a female bo- ol 11&'1; (() are <dlclalvacdnotoa vine animal (I) which an approy. ' DIOdltY price II1JIIIIOrt looria are underoriginate twonly.taur · ol od brueella bloloslc was 14- (3) lmmedlatoi.Y ll1d made to farinors lhroUIIh lhllr mlnistored In aocanlance with dlrectl,y from cortltled bnlcolloThe ASCSCoaporthe manuracturers recommenda- ale free bordo; (6) orlsJnOto lm1• 1 maJor .Uve partaerlhlp tions whentheanlmal wasnotleBS modlately and dlrectl,y from a than 90 d<Q's ot agenormarethan herd whlcb hu pa111ed a cam- foetor lnboalllnglncomeolfarmor - monmoro tlt:r<lu8h tho com180 d<Q'a ot qe; or Cl) whlch Is pleto nepUve brucellosis t e s t ~ price lllppClri prop-amo. listed as an olllclal brueellolle canclJoted at a laboratory apendvaccinate in the ltate or country ed by tho Deparlment ol Agrlcldof origin, ture within alx1;y d<Q's prlar to A brucellosis herd toll of cat- the date ot aale, -emea1 or tle includes a test of each bo- dlspaaal; (7)orlglnato!romhordo vine animal six months of age located in certlfted free COUll• or older except steers, spiU'ed Ueo If ouch herds ""re tested heifers and otnclal brucellosis and classed aa negative on the vaccinates Wlder twenb' - roar last areacertlllceUontellandnot months or age. Beglmrlng Jan. 1, less than por cent Ill tho 1970, a bruceUosls herd test of breeding animals are being toll• cattle shall include a test of eel by the market tootln& p r oeach official brucellosis vacct. gram annuaDy or were nepttye nate over 20 montha of age. 1o brucolloals milk r1n8 test POMEROY "Banldng on No person shall sell, move within 120 d<Q's ot tho dole ol youth" hao brought 1o the Ohio or dispose ol catUe wlthlll this we.~moom~~~;M Bankers Assoclatlm the Buckstate unless the cattle, (1) are (8) are steers or opayed hell- eye Clover Award, presented tar classl.Oed as negative to a bru- ers. the tlrat time this year by tho cellosis test withlll lltlrt;y d<Q'a Conporllll•e Extensloo Service state 4-H office. Ora Anderson, Executive manager ror the 18· soclatloo, received the award for assoclat:lm members at a recent meeting ln Columbus. The Buckeye Clover Award II 11> he prosonted amuaJiy, to an outotandlll! Individual or organlzaUoo who has COIIIrthuted to youth development through tho or I ....-. A·r ea' cv:a . "me· ~s I' . GALLIFOLZ- October, whlth Vital to Quality, Pr~fiis BY C. E. BLAKESLEE ..... through 1118 mDk r1n8 test, Extenaion Agent, Agriculture which Is COilWcted at all dairy Meigs CoUnty piBIIU, and, two, through blood POMEROY - Disease cmtrol tests. Whenever susplcloos InIn cattle is one of the problems dications develop the herd Is that farmers continaully have to lmmedlately blood tested. Changes in theregulattonsgovface in order to provide cmsumers with the highest q.~ality pro- erning Bruce.llosls eradication duct possible. Problems or di- in Ohio have recently been asease control also haveacrltical mended and are in effect now, effect on farmers' net income. reports Ralph Porterfteld, ExMeigs County is In the modi· tensloo dairy science speclallst tied, certitted area in the con- at The Ohio state Univorolcy. trol of Brucellosis and Is in the The official age Umlts for Tuberculosis rree accredlted a- calfhood vaccination has been rea. These titles indicate that lowered 1 three to six months Meigs area Carmen, working (90-180 ,,ays). Cattle olfidallJ' with coWltY, state, and federal calfhood vaccinated are exemptoO'lclals, have reduced the level ed rrom ct herd test unW they ci these diseases to the lowest are 24 months of age. Beglming possible level. January 1, 1970, a brucellosis The county eooperates in the herd test shall Include otncial program ln the Tuberculosis vaccinates over 20 .montlls of eradiation by working with the age, state and federal governments These two specific changes so that every three years all (that Is, Ute definition or an ofherds in the counQr receiYe a ficial brucellosis vaccinate and TUberculosis test. Through this testing ages) were the result or program in Meigs Councy and recommendations made by repOhio incidence of Tuberruloslo resentatives the Board of have been reduced to less than Trustees ~ the Ohio Veterinary one per cent infection. The Brucellosis control pro. gram is carried out in two ways: '' -~- . . ..... •v .,..._,1 Clq COurla llllil1 ~ 1.... ',;JIIII;ilmohlpo, p1a,yec1 111 ltlll· Fullback Tom Cherry scored , . . . . ·tho pUt 11fto fOUl, t11ro touckdowns, ono at the ond ~~ . miJ ile In lndlantpllll• ol the llrat haltandthe-rmlcl,. w~ throUgh 111e third period, 11 .: 1,..., · A U.S. LaWII Tlllllll AIIOtla- the uQI>eaten Nlrtaoy Uana rolled tl4!n dclal oaid ·ltlll......, to tholr ftlth win of tho year and 1oM tho tooraimoDt ' AD· - 11 It their 13th P!"e lvithau( a laoa .~ 11 ,.pver two seasooo. BC lo 3,.2. ' plo tho t.ur- ·' tho · Wutorn ClPoa · ......AMI ~ • ''· '' • · IIARRIER!l W~ ~LAND, Ohlp (Vpl) - Ml· amltbi!Yiralt)' ~en_, tho unf,..lil~ div~oic~n~·ot 11!o Ail l'llllce arroit- · Oblo Cross cioolotry charq!IOIIfor ~ .. oHI~1 SAturdi,y ~ IIIII !tiL Union 1!11 ~.,ib took tho e<illmt dlvlolon croom. Friday's High School Scores !\!'! ):~\1! ~llnlvt,..l~ wu tlh over Ohio High School Football Scores By United Pre9!1 International Tol. St. Frae. 30 Tot. Waite 0 Marietta 13 ZanesYille 2 Lima Sr. 32 Portsmouth 31 Porta. East 22 New Boston 14 Ports. Woot 32 Vinton CO. 20 Doy. Rooaeoell ·:14 Day. ·Kioer 0 DOY. Belmont 481Jay. WUburW. 0 Covington 40 Northeastern 0 Tecumseh 36 Graham Local 8 Celina 23 Coldwater 20 HamUton Gart. 20 Ham. Taft o Cine. Hughes 42 Middletown 21 Columbus Marion-Franklin 33 Colo. Wbetslone 8 Cols. Eoslmoor 28 Cols. South 8 Colo. Walnut Ridge 12 Colo. Eost 0 orlhlngton 26 Delaware 0 Westerville 34 Pleasant View 6 Reynoldsburg 12 Whitehall 0 Upper Arlington 62 Newark 6 Grove City 26 Marysville 14 Mlffiln 13 Grandview 16 Colo. Hartley 32 Colo. Reedy 0 Homilton rwp_ !3 W. Jenenon 0 Fairfield Union 41 Pickerington 0 carroll 22 Liberty Union 8 canal Winch. 12 TeOYs Valley 6 Waahi•M~ C. H. 36 HUlobora 6 •• ...,.. Nortbri•20 New Albany 6 "'6"' Plain Clcy 22 Cedarville 20 ML Sterllrco-The Plains 16 Mechanlscburi 6 Big Walnut 14 North Union 8 Cardington 20 Olentangy 0 Gallipolis 21 Nels.-York 6 ' I for only sovon ol them. The Yar*s sueceaatully plac-- eel teoms In the men's 400-meter medley relay and the women• s 400 • meter freestyle relay in morn1~ trial heats and hid three ca.ndidates In both the men's 1,500 • meter treesc;yle n.-1 and the winttl.l) or the men's plattorm divillj!. In addiUm, boxers Albert ReDinson of Phoenix, Ariz. ((estherweight), Ronnie Harris of canton, Ohio Olghtweight) a n d George Foreman of Pleaunton, calif. (heavyweight) were in the finals. Four other U.S. fighters pr~ viously clinched bronze medals. Therefore, with just a ''normal" haul of medals In the tour nna1 events, the United States could pick up enough medals to hold Qff the fast~loslng Russians for the unoatclal team title, something America has not. won since 1956, The United Slates started the day leading In total medals, 9569, but the Russians were expected to makf' another strong showi~. Finals, mosUy all at night, were in wrei!IUing, gymnastics, field hockey, soccer, volleyball ard water polo in addition to took the ail ver and the brcmu went to Karol! Bojko ol H-1· "must" sittatian aince they own a poor 2-3-1 record in the Central Division and another loss would seriously cripple their hopes or getting ·a shot at even the Western Division title. The Cowboys, on the other hand. boast a two -game lead in the Capitol Division over the New York Giants and three games oYer the Waahington Redskins and are leading the league in scoring offenaively and deren- with 13 seconds to pla)' in the Packero' 21-17 title victory Ia aub-zero cold. Kramer haubldIy wrenched knee and Forrest Gregg probably wUI move to guard wit11 Francis Peay takina over Gregg's tackle slot. There also is sc.me qi.M!ation about Starr, whose only play in the last two Packer games wu a three - yard touchdown paaa that gained a 13-13 tie with ()e. trolt last SwldO)'. Starr has a pulled right bicep muscle, but reports from Green Bay indicated he would be able to at least start the game. Delensive tackle Ron Koitelnik also ma,y be a Packers' question mark because of a knee i~ jury. cow boys Seeking Revenge By ED FITE UPI Sports DALLAS (UPD - wrller The Dallas COWboya and their neme•i•, the Green Bty Packen, renew their Nollooal Faoll>all Leatlue rivalry Monday night In a sold • out Cottoo Bowl with the Packers' backs to the wall and the Cowboys rldllll a six. game victory string. A crowd of more than the 72,000 ctpaclty and a nationwide CBS television audience, except sively. fur the blacked-out Dallas area, The COwboys wiU be at """' will see the Cowboys try tor ttle peak strength with surprlsiqg first time ever to subdue the rookie Larry Cole probably tillPackers In a game where any ing in for Willie Townes on the chips at all were on the line. front foor. Townes may be able Kickoff time is 9:35p.m. FST. to play since doctors have disThe Packers not only tlave covered and removed some tluid whipped the Cowboys in the Q. from his leg the past week. Cole na1 oocoods ot the last n.o NFL has performed so well, however, championship games, but also Townes may have trouble wiDIn the three regular season rung his Job back. pmes they have played. Only T h e Packers, meanwhlle, 1n pre..aeaaon pmu have the probably will have to go without Cowboys ever won,. and even Jerry Kramer, the offensive there the Packers own a 1 ~ guard w b o opened U1e bole edge. through which Bart Starr sneakThis time, the Packers face a ed for the winning touchdown SEL •• Champs Blank Hannan, 26In the oocand period on the llrst paso plOY !rom Henooo to Car)' or Quillen'• three touchdoWns Fisher, 168-i)OWld senior. slrook to six straight victories from ooo yard ouL That climaxPerry Beebe, 150.poond BODFriday night as they OOwned the eel a 47 yard acorina drive hl&b· ior, 1cored the Bobcats' last Haman, W. Va. WUdoals 26.0. lighted by a 30 7ard PI" from touchdown tram two yards out. Roo ~ilion, 150.poond oen- Stove ""'ulding, 14l'{>OIIlld jun. The try far the ertn paluts taD lor, scored three of the Bobcats' ior, to Jack Hen8011, 130-plUDII ed. '111at's the way lt ended 26rour touchdowns, all on llhort junior. o. drives. The Bol>oato tallied 111olr oocKyger Crook had 1811rstdowns ' The Win '~~~We •COOch• Howard' on<ttoucll- In the1111tllp0rlod '' to two for the Hannan WUdcats Lee Mlller's Bobcats lh overall when Qulllen went over apin, and ground oot 328 yards to 61 record of 6.2..0 ror the aeason. trom the one yard line. That tor the visitors. The Bobcats had Kyger Creek has all'OIIIY wrap- made It 12.0. (MIIen ooared 1- 210 yards rushing and ll8 yards pod up the 1968 Southern Valle,y gain In the period, thlo dme paslllng. Athletic Conference CbamJriOD· trom three yards out. Jaek Reb- Hannan, W, Va•... 00 0 0- 0 ohlp, Its second conHCuUvo 1011 pooled to Barton Sbnni>, Kyger Creek • .• , 0 614 6- 26 SV AC title, and Is currently In l60iJOUDd oonlor tor the extra Soortng - Kyger Crook, QullGALLIPOLIS - The Kyger nrst with a 4~-0 record. T h e. potnta to glve Kyger Creek a Bobcats plOY Haanan Tracellfllll 20.0 ~ Thuroda,y night at Mercer11Ule. Setting up the Bol>cats' third Kyger Creek took a 6-0 lead touchdown was a 60 yard screen len, 1-yard run; t.yard rlD\i 3yard run (Stump paos)andBeebe, 2~ Ho•w,,.tThlvonor · Quality Salosman FOR THE BUY OF THE YEAR! $AVE GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. Yo~tr ChnJ.O. . DHtw , , . . a.c.M ..... 01IH ...... Oil.. nm. w A111ens 32 Jackson 14 Logan 20 Wellaton 0 Lonln 30 Mans. Senior 8 Crestline 20 Clear fork 0 WestMusklngum 50TriVaDoy22 Sheridan 22 Crooltaville 20 New Lex. 30 New Concord 0 Marpn32Phllo0 ~-• 1•- 61 M-·• b oolt 0 ~nur ..,... ~DaUOW r Mentor 20 !la,yfteld 0 Rock HW 38 Chesapeake 8 Meip II Ironton 14 (tio) SOUII1 Point 34 Symmeo VaDey 0 Youngstown Chaney 28 Youngstown Rayon 0 Warren Hardlog 23 Manlllon 12 Eost Pai01Uao 13 Poland 12 Crestview 22W•atern Reserw12 Steubenville 20 Toledo Scott 12 Weirton VL) 42 Wollovlllo 8 BeUalre St. Jolms 28 MarUno Ferry 8 32 AU'·-· 0 Canton McKinley ~• New Phlledolphia 33 COohocton 0 r:w. = ~~ ~nton South 7 Lanln Adm. Klll(l 20 Findlay 6 El,yrll 37 Marlaa Hardlll(l 0 Belpre 20 Par~robura South 0 HWilrd 33 Bexle,y %1 Lancaotor 12 ChUIIeotho 12 .<uo> Colo. Wherle00Lane.Roomolln8 Vnieto l8 Preston 0 l!&•enJI'oad,ll', Vo. 12 . . • '·' Warren l.oeall3 WaverlY 841.1\nforil 6 ·' Cln. Roger 14 , Eln. MooDer 0 • :IIU!IItol! 111110 . ..£~J!!!IIIon, ~·1!1'1~ t)J<CIOf _ €J!1: WI~~~\> · · -··-""'" , . 1 ..-;-~, ' ' '. ' to. taurth .,..111111o; ' u..... wuw ... . nlrll! Germany's Rudo(Jtll ve_. 1n welterweight G r e c o - Roman wresding. Dantel Robin of France Creek Bobcats ran their win Pill!~ :. s~ ,. ~nlf;· •r:.~Jlll(l. , q~ . lll!I!P~GI~fllltl ,20 ,. .kll!ed, MEXICO OTY (UPI) - A !<>- owlmmill(lllld boxlnr. The llrot ROlc1 modal ot the tal of 34 gold medai.J, were to be decided on SAturday's 0 aa1 ftaal diQ' wao grabbed by Eoat full diQ' ot Olympic conqoetitioo widt the United States in the ru. • , RAWLINGS HONDA INTRODUCES - ... _-., .•..... Riding this Mini-Trail is sort of like rediscovering what it is to really have fun . In fact, you've never had as much fun as you'll have on this beautifully designed little bike from Honda. It's easy to ride, easy to own, and best of all, easy to take with you just about anywhere. The Honda MiniTrail is intended for off-the-road use only, so it need not be licensed. And to keep things on the safe side, the Honda Mini-Trail has a'sPark· arrestor/muffler appioved by the USDA Forest Service. Automatic clutcll, too, S? that you can shift its sturdy liltlfl.ltfree-speed transmission \114111 ease. Standard equipment includes. special exhaust heat shields to protect you, tough twin brakes that stop yo\1 saf$1y and surely, and big, knobby tires to keep things in balance. They're all here. Arid more. · It's why we call 1~!-londa Mini-Trail the little bike wi~- btg,.,cciitem~t. �..... - .. __ ,.,. l6 - ; The .~mid''' Times • Sentinel, Sunday, Ottober ·27, 1968 N~w in Farming . . • •"'! ,. • .. . . ·: · 'i? i· . ·~==~,,,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,:::::=:::=~~====$.=~"'"'''*'~: eoo-rative8 arii ;,i • ... Disease Control in Cattle ... I '. ~ ~ I ' ·. . ,. Noted in Oetobc!r r- I Ia "Cooperollve '• l · M<Jal!l" .~ · . IIIIinllootofarinmarkii!DJ....,. MIDDLEPORT- Melp Area . oratl.veo boootln& a memberlhlp !armors are lmlted to tho FeedollllOJ't- 1,t60,000 1IOI'IdrW or Pig Produtllon School to be · cloeel1 tho Aarleult!D'al Sla· hOld tho evenings ol N"'embor Nll,i!m'onclConHnilimServ· 5, 12 .and 19 from 7:30 lo 9:30 lee 111 utlllzl~ farin price ...,. p.m. oo Tuelldoy evenlllp, at pari to raise r.,m Ill- · tho COiwr.buo' and Southon ~ to tho GoiJfa Electric ColnjtiiiJ Bull.U.,., 100 ~ ASC COmmltlee. MW Slreel. - . , than ol com· The ochool Is arranged by tho or """"'• oC.otdlrw -Ill•••· Bankers Wm" F••rst 4 H Award a... .· lte · d · r.r~:,.~ ~m. .~ ·nil!~ *"' :;;J;J. -- . T.n:.~. : ... • . .. - 4..1:1 program. < . ·~ , •, . _. ,' 'U,. ". ttYe ofprii. ~.;;r- .~· o . 0:~ " I ' '· ' ll1d ,, · · s · :;·:·;· w .. ·mnmg lac• llllloo ' ,llllaH:· bloeuaiiOn olJ'I~aUve Extenol011 Service Uooo metilodo IIIII IIIIOUIIIIto under the leedorlhlp or Jameo E. Little, area Exteao!Onqon~, animal (JiduiiVJ, i Berl! .·BI'rfteo, be red_ . , .. M-"-- m4. 11 ' _ .U~.,... . -:-:- · ,,Y "f""!'!!" ol e- •. (it h four · ~lhr, t1n1llt plst. ' '·~. Pal hove a blili rate ~ flbo lnVeiUI, ... -..,to&......_ oUlOI'arml •. ,... I' u.. Roundup GAUJPOLIS TOIIIPI'rl1urel, preclpltatlm and weather conlltions for each 24 hour pori.. ad IIIO(Kilted by Pete McCOrmIck at Falrllelcl Weather station. Dey m&h Low Prec. allda,y • ' ' : ' •• 72 36 MmdOY ' ' ••••• 70 34 Tuelldoy : •••• '75 37 WedDelldoy •. , .. 70 36 .05 36 Thurlldoy ••••.. 57 Frlda.f • • •••• , .55 41 SaturdOY ' •••••• tll 38 .15 Avorqe hlsl1 temperature ror the week thlo year - 63.6 doll'••; last YBIII' - r1 .5 deareea. Average low temperature for tho week this year - 36.6 de- greesi lut year- 34.5degrees. Total prec(joltoUoo tor tho week thio year- 0.20 ofanlnoh; lao! year - o.t9 ol an Inch. .. !• Michigan Romps, 33-20 BLUE CREST PERMANENT. ANTI- FREEZE ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) - Slashillj!, dashillj! Ron Johnson, closing in on Tom Hannon's Michigan career ruahing recorda, seared two touchdowns all! diminutive quart:erback DeMls Brown paslled for two more Saturday as Michigan emeraed as 1 Big Ten power with a 33-20 pal!lting or Minnesota. The Gophers, unable to move the ball, turned it over !!Ieven times on tumbles and Interceptions. The Wolverines, now 3-0 in col). terence plt,y compared with Minnesota's 2-.1, turned fiYfl of them into scores in the amwal battle for the Little Brown Jug. ' ,,, • Compatible With All Brands Of Glycol Anti-Freeze • Will Not Attack or Deteriorate Radiator Hose or Material Fighting Irish Upset 21-17 l I IN CASE LOTS OF '-lgal. CANS EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPI) - Sophomores Tommy Love and BiD T'rW!ett fueled the scoring attack and a defense led by senior ! • Total precl,pltoUoo to - thlo 3li.SIInoheo; laolyoar29.56 lllchos. Normal anrqe preclpltatlm - 38.40 lachoallllually. AI Brenner repelled one enemy drive after another SatW'da.Y in car· ryins Michigan State to 1. stnming, 21·17, upset of tifth..ranked Notre Dame. The win contiooed a Spartan home field jinx o\•er the ftgtJt.iJ1: Irish that dates back to 1949. The teams tied, 10.10, two years QO tn what some called the colieae battle of the century. Love, a 195-llound tailback trom Sylva, N. C., scored twice tor Michigan State - an ll·Yard scamper in the first period and • oneyard plw!ge In the fiaal period. ' 1oar- Among the munerws ~s the Ohio Bankers AssoclaUon has I DRIES FAST! l • L NU-MA-SHEEN I Heavy Duty Enamel '[ FOR t Road Machinery fi i , P~int.Your ~1&011. r : • ; ,~: With Nu·Ma..Sheen ~ < '· J '· ' ;I I i!? " FIRST IN COUN'IY - The North Gl.llla Chapter of the Future Farmers of America placed . first in <;,al!l~ , ~~. ll1d . lb,lr<I.Jp .the. 41strl!:\ t!u<lng Weclnesday' s annual soU judging caal.,t . , held .i~ , j~.thens Coii,\JIY1, , NI~ :fli;o!;rid. ~MI\'~ .. ~··•~ , <"')rr>- .No<th.GIII'- iled f.111llla chapters wtth 705 points. Galltpolls was second with 693, Hannan Trace third. Southwestern fourth Colors RoUey S~pply Co. I - - W., Galllpollo u. llednor. 0. "43U551t ·' MR. GALLIA COUNTY DAIRYMEN I II you wish Better Producing Cows for Tomor· COBA Offers the fine-st Br..ding PrOiilram JOHN PAUL HOLLEY, 446-1031 01 Folden Service Station, 446·3401 LANDMARK. Money-Saver Bargains . ,.~> r.t I, ~ ,1 I .. J· ;' . Ph. 446-2o463 ; ~.. ''I '' ' t'· ·. I ' l.l •..•.• By JOHN COOPER Soil Conservation Service PT. PLEASANT - The Boord of St~~ervisors of the Western Soil Conservation District have agreed to cc>-sponsor a Resource Conservation and Deve]opment project. As proposed, the projecl area ~ would include the counties of Mason, Pumam and Jackson in the1 Yfestern District, Kanawha, being the only courty in the capitol District, and Boone County. The Capitol District has previously agreed to be a sponsor. Under such a project plans would be made for soil and water co~ servation, recreation, commwlity develq:~ment and other related activities. Partial nnanctng can be made available through USDA Soil Conservation Service appropriation for carrying out planned projects. There are at present two projects ln West Virginia reeelvilll assistance through lhe RC&D Program. There are only about tO In the United States. plant and also a good sized dairy herd on his farm. Since he has chickens as well as cows, there is more manure avai1able than on most farms. Mr. Hoffman told us about the use or manure on his pasture. He had limed and tertillzed about fifty acres or pasture la8t year and had put manure oo about half ol this amount. He said. •• A pasture on which we applied manure was about twice as good and rurnished about twice as much pasture as the ground recelvltw lime and fertilizer only." JOHN IIAYMAN ot Leon wu telling Denver Yoho about his tanning pragralli. About t w o yoors ago we helped Mr. llay- man with a conurvation rarm plan. He commentotl to Mr. Yoho that ha hod been tollawlng the plan cloHly and that thia year he roiled the boot altalta that he had ever had on his rarm. This was on a d.ve -acre Bold aowet1 ia11 year. Kayser Qmdidate For Presidency HEAR COMPLAINTS !run Pr, PLEASANT- DaDuKI,yowners thet they cannot Hr, oonlor at Pt. PlOIItllll High ftsh. This tili.a. c~lalm. School, will be ODe of four)"(lddw we mutally ahere with the w!lo will be for the pond owners. 1-IO.Wever, aame ·amce ~ prelident of tbe ltudEIIt folks have tooad that tallllablng Well Vlrgjiila Conllll•IUanel COliis verysucceaatulbyU.sJ.nsarau- v.-!on when lt meet. 1D Cbar.. h - r s !or bait. We tooad thio 1-lotiq throuatJ!IIDtlq. Dalto be true not long ago. laa Ia the 1011 ol ltlr. and Mrs. 'fhe WOY we uled the grtao- Bd!ftrt Kl,yHr, Jackloo AV8111t!, tqpers woo to uso a 6-!oot long, · Pt. PIOIHOI. 4 pound toot leader ontO which Olio lllndredWeiiVlrslnlahlsll we attached a number 8 hoolt. IChool lludonlo wlll.-rlle t b • Aller bal~ 111e hook with tho West Vlrglnla _stfb.,aa'ilr!nl WE WERE TALKING wltbllob- grasahopper and uol~ ally rod, tho &lthorlnlatthe-oiDoleert Hottman of Letart about his we threw It oot lo the moot like- ptoa ohambero. Tho ..., .. ...., farm operation. Mr. Hotrmanhas ly spot, ll1d then let the gruo- lo optlll(lred by tho Wool Vlrllnbeen carrying out a good con- hower fond for Itself. Blue- 1a Aolli>clatlm servation tarmire p.rcgram for gill and boos- ftnd .pooho!>- Taaohorlll1d the~olWOill· many years. He has a pouitry pora l(>pOalirc to them. vot8ro ol Wool Vlr1lbDWE pond catch which or REDI-GRIP ~::::::::::::::::::~;:;:;:;:;:;:~::;:::::::::;:::::::::.::::;:;:;:;:::::::;::::-.:::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::t,· S4.00 Off On o pair of Unico R•di-Grip Mud ~~~ & Snow tiret from Pom•roy Londmarl<: Supw S.rwiu Station. Mote: Off•r not good on any Wid.- Trae• Snaw Tires. Coupon ..-alid until Oct. 31. 1968. I Super Service Station 992·9932 Open 24 Hours • ::;::~'.~::;::::::;:::.. OVER THE MANY I ~ ;:: \l YEA~S. W ~ .UUTZ FlED STORE MRS. MARY KAUTZ CHESTER, OHIO . i • IH. .. Shreds fine, distributes evenly • Full, 88-lnch cutting width for atalk ahreddlng, grilila mowing, bruah cutting • Choice of 640 and 1.000 rpm pto drlvea · • N- reinforced ahort rotor bar with long, cleal!allclng knlvea • New 1314-lnch high profile for Improved atalk ahrecfdlng • New optional windrowing attachment • Duel position end adjuatment axlea to fit rowe • New houalng with ~eml-clrcular rear for Improved · ahreddlng and 11111due diatrlbutlon · • Choice of 3-pcilnt hitch. 2-polnt Fast-Hitch and trailing modele' · MEIGS EQUIPMENT • CO. . Rear ._;Is General Hospital 992·2176 .. cwaroam. .r. Purina Ran1e Blacks are fortified with VItamin A. They w.Uher reoiotont. And they are eopecially economical. If you feed protein blocke, ,,. check our price before atockin1 up for the winter. ' Lot uolhow you Purina Ranto Chow Blocks. Cattle love 'eml ' J. D. NORTH PRODUCE W. .~ ·~,::~::::::::::::===::.=:::======· Saturday's Results Urolnuo 28 SWarthmore 0 Calltornia Stale (Pa.) 26 Clarton 21 Allegheny 40 Washington & Jeftersoo 20 Cortland state 10 Adelphi 0 South North Carolina State 31 Mary- WEST POINT, N. Y. (UPI)- Hallback Lynn Moore, the !argotten man In Army's (Ol1J8 of hard-running backs, made hi a presence kpown saturday by racing for four first-half touctdowns which trig· gered a smashing 57-25 conquest of Duke. Moore, a 205-pound junior with the size or a tullbl.ck and the land 11 speed am deception of a halfback, did all the scoring In 1. threeMorgan State 38 Delaware &ate touchdown first-quarter e:xploston which buried the Blue Devils. ' ' 3 VtrglnJa Tech27 West Virginia 12 Geqyla Je~ 23 Tulane 19 ..r!lriih4'"~8 Notth Carolina 31 Alabama 21 Clem!l()ll 14 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (UPI) - Bolt Rannipn ran an interception 62 Weotern Maryland 29 Hampdenyards for 1. twchdown and Gene Arnett threw two scorlq passes as Sydney 3 Virginia beat Navy 24-0 Saturday for its first victory over th~ M l d- Houston 29 Mlsslulpp17 dies ln 59 years. Washington &. Lee27 Bridgewater 13 Florida 14 Vanderbilt 14 (Ue) Auburn 31 Miami (Fla.) 6 W, VIrginia state 27 Central Slate ZO LAFAYETIE, Ind. (UPI)- Au-America Leroy Keyea shool< ot! a kJi'ee h\Jury long enough to score twice and set a career record Randolph-Macon 28 Johns flopSatuntay as seventh-ranked Purdue smothered Iowa, 44--14, In a Big klns 13 WUUam and Mary 20 VMI 10 Ten fooll>all game. Purdue gained 483 yardo rushlrc ror a slll(l(e game school rec- Davidson 28 Furman 7 ord and Kiepert paued only three times all day as Purdue stuck to Wdwest ita rushing game to rack up an all-time conference record with 92 Michigan 33 Minnesota 20 plays, eclipsing the previous record ol 86 by Ohio State against n. Toledo 28 Kent Slate 12 Miami (Ohio) 31 Bowling Green7 II.U. 25 years ago. Michigan Slate 21 Noire Dame 17 AIRMEN WIN Tulsa :14 ClnclmaU 27 PITTSBURGH (UPI) _ Re· Ohio Univorolcy -12 Da,yton 7 Purdie 4f Iowa 14 serve quarterback steve Turner 01\lo Slate 31 Winolo 24 ran one yard tor a touchdown and pl88ed 25 yards to Curtis Martin Indiana 16 Arizona 13 ' A . - , . Calif, (UP0 _ ror another SAturda.Y 00 lead Air Missouri 56 Kansas Slate 20 Cosr ~-•-• ~.:::.:;: to take toll n • ~· 111 Force Academy to a 27-14 victory Northwestern 13 Wlsoonaln 10 oo leiller roaldo Bolt Dlcksoo ol over PUtsburgh. Wollorn Michigan 40 Marohall ............... to Turner came off the bench 12 Tuloa, Ok1a., but mt ~.._., ahake ldm out of the lead after when starter Gary Baxter suf· 4li holeoln the $115,000 Hala Na- tared a shoulder 11\Jury on tile Judiana Hands -·' Open Golf c•·-"'-shlp .,.,e•s Orat series of plays aM Uw_,....., -·· o~...... --lded the Falcllllll totbelr fourth , ..._._ Fi --15 ---~.· , • "' .._.... tnt •LOBII ~-k 2' a pro ot-'· aiJI victory ••alnot two defeats. Pitt v~ 1011, '• ~"' monthl who enJoyed a two· lOOt Is 1-5• BLOOMINGTON, lrML (IJPI)38 lead ali8r' holeo, was Ued by FAILS TO FINISII Indiana fiJartorl>ack H a r r Y touraamett ravarlie BUI,y COIIP Conaa, ocrambllng for bla life ~~-otNEW YORK (UPD- Quicken undorpreoauro~Arboaa'o-0 .._._, ar Chi Chl -..-ez, whe tr · the w 111~ Hotel Sahara lnYltatJ:onal Tree surged to t ont m eel defense, pitdled a toucbdowll last week, Clnadlau c:-ge ~cl- • alretch at Belmont Park ~- pau to llaoker Jade Butcher hi and Bill CcliUn at nine lun- diQ' lo win the $109,800 Jockey the ololllng mlruteo SAturdOY far 1 1011 Club Gold by about a 1ell(llh dor. but Damoscua, tho 1967 Horse 1 16"13 !aalball vlclol7 over the prevloosly unbeaten WUdoato. of the Year, failed to fmish the race. PENN STATE ROMPS IIAIIOER TO COACH Dtmaac:uo raced fourth In tho BOSTON (UPD _ Quartorbaok KANSAS Cli'Y (UPI)-. Far· early stogeo or the gruellllliltw<>- Jim Burkhart raohioned nvo ·, mar. Clnolmall pllchlnll coach mni event but he. started to drop straight pass completions Into I U I - r l a a - - o l back ll the fleld o! olx neared two 10cond quarter touchdowno the stall Ill tho CU;y the end ot the back olrot<h. ll1d a two point eonvorolanSAtur· TENNIS MATC~ diQ' to boost taurth raaked Pe111 INDIANAPOLIS '"PO _ Tho Sta.t o to a 29-ll win over Boltnn Diekaoo Survives IWg Open Pret..ure . I c.., POMEROY ··-. 1_: to belp li.oo&> mother"""" In good COllditkm aD winter. VINE STREET loot to Dayton 111e last throe Hlsona, gained rewnp here Satur· diQ' by blasdlll! the Flyen ~~12. Ohio quarterback Cleve llrJallt ooq~leted 14 or 19 passe• for ..1A't'• plq up tile e•rholft In lhf'lr helmet• with buhW«o 251 yards and ono toucb-n. aam .-. they ll'•n't t.e.r the ~lit end Todd Snyder grabbed ..1.-hd" 11 passes for 203 yanla lnclud11111 a 35-yard touchdown otrlke from Bryant. Dive LeVeck led tho Boltcets' ground aooault with 116 yards In 20 carries. He scored twice on runa or 6 and 2 yards. OU, now 6-0, held a c<nmanding 3~ cushlonbeforeDayBy United Press International ton tlnally scored in the third East period on Bernie Kress'~yard Penn 19 Prlncetoo 14 plurce. Rutgers 28 Columbia 17 Ohio's shorteat touehdoWn Pem State 29 Boston College 0 drive was for 41 yvda, the loneHarvard 22 Dartmouth 7 est 1 14-ltlay, 94-yard march In the second period. Othet drives Brown 27 Colgate 19 Butralo 10 Holy Crou 9 measured 54, 60, 67and 74yarda. VUiaoova 21 XAvier {Ohio) 10 The Bobeato took a 7-0 tlrst VIrginia 24 Navy 0 period lead as LeVeck climaxed Air Force 27 Pittsburgh 14 the 60-yard drive. The b\11 play Comectlcut 27 Massachusetta 20 was Bryant's 2~yard strike to Maine 21 Rhode I&Land 14 Snyder. On the next pla,y, LeVeck Bethany 23 Thiel 14 scored rrom the six. Army 57 Duke 25 Ohio cut looae for three touch.. Yale 25 Carnell 13 downs In the second period and two more In the third. Rochester 33 Alfred 0 The loss was o.,y10n'a third Delaware 50 Temple 27 Amherst 58 Wesleyan 13 in slx starts and its nrst to Ohio Indiana U, (Pa.) 44 Slippery Rock u. since 1964. 15 Brockport stale 27 Mansfield 20 Bucknell 13 LafOYette 10 .· CATTLE RUN FOR PURINA PROTEIN BLOCKS Purina prot.oin bloclto, wo call 'em p;,.;.,. Rm11e Bloclto, ft~ . tho .,..Y . foodlna ·babita a! many cattlemen. They make till .....u.nt,laDc-~ ' aupploment , . cattle mtho :tllalk llslola. 11>ey aupply noeded nutriOnto "6:::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::·:::::::·:::::::::::·:::::·:·:::::·:::::·~~w.·:~::i .-.. . . ________. . ________. . .., ., _. ,._, . ~· i - ~ ;~; ;:::K::r~::~Lo:A~~~::~:Nos ~ m ~ Pomeroy Landmark . ATIIENS, Ohio (UPI) - Vade- felted Ohlo Unlvenlt;y, wldch had Keyes, Purdue In Breath er ..i ~----~------------------~ THIS ....• •• \ District Takes on Project ATTENTION Depends On lt. For More Information Phone ... ; Sts. ' Available. Our Best Eith1 Holstein Sires Average ' 3rd & Sycamore · 'V mas h es Duke,. 5"11•2'~ o.l A rm J Lay of the Land cyclopaedia Britannica. 810 Predicted Plus. Why Do With Leu? Your future .·• s CENTRAL SOYAJ OF OHIO Hong Kong is one of the world's most overcrowded cities, according to the En- row Breed to the Best Sires Today! < Your Farm Supply Service Center ".<lerit "' ' the :-.roy Natloruil ::c· Bank, unlng as chairman thlo yOIU". These bankers have also served on local, cowrt;y, area and stoto Exlenllan and 441 eom- and Kyger Creek fifth. Shown above, let't to right, are Jeff PqJe, advisor ()(the North Gallla Chapter, Alan Hall, Gary McClaskey and Turley George, Original Equipment ~ ;t mltteeo. 1\Mtelal pultlldi.Y his cootrlbutod to the 441 youth ol been given to 441 o!forll In Ohio are (I) ~sorlhip ot banreaching )'OOih t1Jrousb s u e h quets, awards and trophies, trips, means as Che eover of the Ohio 441 calendara and training programs for 4-11 treuurera; (2) Bankers maprtne. exhfblta ID bank windows, and national and 1\Mtelal loans to 441 youth for coont;y 4-Hweekpubllctcy In newsfinancing projects; (3) Developing and turnf.shtng treasurers papers. booko to oluba (a book that hla been coplesllllll811l' olhor stoles); and (4) Cancluctlni IIDaDelal drives for Ohio youth and the NatiOIIal 441 FounclaUoo - an aonual project ot the aai!OOloUoo wl.tbfl,.l'.dliol\ ,:flllbllettar ,<(JJ*"esl.- • hulnilt.tion anJ alar quarterback Rex Kern ildellned, sophomore Ron MacieJewski balled out the Buckeyeo SAturday with& Ia at dlt<h tDuchd~p. pi..a good for a 31-24 victory over an lnaplred Winola team. . With 2:35 minutes· len In the game, MacleJoft'skJ kept his cool malldnceDtly and hit tullblck Jim Ods with a toss from four yards .out which saved tile Buckeyes from the embarrassment or a tie with the winleas mtni. ,:Ker~ started the 76-.yard touchdown drive the Buckeyes needed to keep their respectabillcy In the nalloaal football ratlllj!o. But he was ln.iured on the firat succession or down• and Maciejowskl stepped ln. So the quarterback lotted a 40-yard paas to Jan White, who was .nall.ed oR the illinois 4. Macie,iowskl's pass to otis took care or the resL ~· ·c e -· ~·farin. ASSIGNED AS cooK oro .._t.t •1uo 'l'illlilt for Army ~olallst FCIW" Kin· cecil $100 ·Info-. l1'liore -* neth L. Pat!Atroon; 19, om ol 104,000 feeilor ·plgi 1ll;ctrtod Nr. and Mrs. Joll!>h M. Pottar- from llatoo lad ilflill•Golllpallo Forry, w. Vo., Ins the llr118 mantho'Qf 1188111 wa• aaalped Sept. 21 to Olio. AJv<>ne lntoi-e~~to~~. ta fllr10111 Alr Cavalry Dlvlalan In thar Information lria1 ~tile Vlotnam aa a oooh. MeJp ~ Exlenllan Olllco. .i· CH~AIGN, W. (UPI)- With second ranked Ohio State !acilll! \ ThOll .,.. Week;s weather Ohio U Is .1 ' • ~ I!\ Feeder ol - U.S. Boxers, Swimmers 42-7 Winner Gain Finals In Olympics Over Dayton All..Stan@ ·With 2·35 Remaining • f!! •;, '· 1 ..-m. K..,eth Ackarllllll In Comes ~ore 1fC stole trttfne Extenaloit opedal- =.~~==.. lsi, Ohio Slate Unlversll;r, ll1d dl_. 11111 unlitCOiliiiY ~ C. Ei)llaka~, ::;' . . . , , • ,..,. for llrJID'I Carter, Bolt Dmo, ll1d practice~ ·-•-:-:• ~lng Counueo. Before Winning 31-24 •• ~~~;!~:: filii ...rtfi!jlit~ I To Feeder Pig Sclwol Medlcal Aooad.Uoo. ..; prior lo tho date aale, _ ... 1\Jeeillcall,y the re&lllauOno Iii· m11111: or dlaj>oaal; (J) are do.. plying to Ohio dairymen read ~ far lmmedlsto lllauabas follows: 11 ofltcfal bnlcellolls tor; (3) are under twelve mOIItho vaccinate" means a female bo- ol 11&'1; (() are <dlclalvacdnotoa vine animal (I) which an approy. ' DIOdltY price II1JIIIIOrt looria are underoriginate twonly.taur · ol od brueella bloloslc was 14- (3) lmmedlatoi.Y ll1d made to farinors lhroUIIh lhllr mlnistored In aocanlance with dlrectl,y from cortltled bnlcolloThe ASCSCoaporthe manuracturers recommenda- ale free bordo; (6) orlsJnOto lm1• 1 maJor .Uve partaerlhlp tions whentheanlmal wasnotleBS modlately and dlrectl,y from a than 90 d<Q's ot agenormarethan herd whlcb hu pa111ed a cam- foetor lnboalllnglncomeolfarmor - monmoro tlt:r<lu8h tho com180 d<Q'a ot qe; or Cl) whlch Is pleto nepUve brucellosis t e s t ~ price lllppClri prop-amo. listed as an olllclal brueellolle canclJoted at a laboratory apendvaccinate in the ltate or country ed by tho Deparlment ol Agrlcldof origin, ture within alx1;y d<Q's prlar to A brucellosis herd toll of cat- the date ot aale, -emea1 or tle includes a test of each bo- dlspaaal; (7)orlglnato!romhordo vine animal six months of age located in certlfted free COUll• or older except steers, spiU'ed Ueo If ouch herds ""re tested heifers and otnclal brucellosis and classed aa negative on the vaccinates Wlder twenb' - roar last areacertlllceUontellandnot months or age. Beglmrlng Jan. 1, less than por cent Ill tho 1970, a bruceUosls herd test of breeding animals are being toll• cattle shall include a test of eel by the market tootln& p r oeach official brucellosis vacct. gram annuaDy or were nepttye nate over 20 montha of age. 1o brucolloals milk r1n8 test POMEROY "Banldng on No person shall sell, move within 120 d<Q's ot tho dole ol youth" hao brought 1o the Ohio or dispose ol catUe wlthlll this we.~moom~~~;M Bankers Assoclatlm the Buckstate unless the cattle, (1) are (8) are steers or opayed hell- eye Clover Award, presented tar classl.Oed as negative to a bru- ers. the tlrat time this year by tho cellosis test withlll lltlrt;y d<Q'a Conporllll•e Extensloo Service state 4-H office. Ora Anderson, Executive manager ror the 18· soclatloo, received the award for assoclat:lm members at a recent meeting ln Columbus. The Buckeye Clover Award II 11> he prosonted amuaJiy, to an outotandlll! Individual or organlzaUoo who has COIIIrthuted to youth development through tho or I ....-. A·r ea' cv:a . "me· ~s I' . GALLIFOLZ- October, whlth Vital to Quality, Pr~fiis BY C. E. BLAKESLEE ..... through 1118 mDk r1n8 test, Extenaion Agent, Agriculture which Is COilWcted at all dairy Meigs CoUnty piBIIU, and, two, through blood POMEROY - Disease cmtrol tests. Whenever susplcloos InIn cattle is one of the problems dications develop the herd Is that farmers continaully have to lmmedlately blood tested. Changes in theregulattonsgovface in order to provide cmsumers with the highest q.~ality pro- erning Bruce.llosls eradication duct possible. Problems or di- in Ohio have recently been asease control also haveacrltical mended and are in effect now, effect on farmers' net income. reports Ralph Porterfteld, ExMeigs County is In the modi· tensloo dairy science speclallst tied, certitted area in the con- at The Ohio state Univorolcy. trol of Brucellosis and Is in the The official age Umlts for Tuberculosis rree accredlted a- calfhood vaccination has been rea. These titles indicate that lowered 1 three to six months Meigs area Carmen, working (90-180 ,,ays). Cattle olfidallJ' with coWltY, state, and federal calfhood vaccinated are exemptoO'lclals, have reduced the level ed rrom ct herd test unW they ci these diseases to the lowest are 24 months of age. Beglming possible level. January 1, 1970, a brucellosis The county eooperates in the herd test shall Include otncial program ln the Tuberculosis vaccinates over 20 .montlls of eradiation by working with the age, state and federal governments These two specific changes so that every three years all (that Is, Ute definition or an ofherds in the counQr receiYe a ficial brucellosis vaccinate and TUberculosis test. Through this testing ages) were the result or program in Meigs Councy and recommendations made by repOhio incidence of Tuberruloslo resentatives the Board of have been reduced to less than Trustees ~ the Ohio Veterinary one per cent infection. The Brucellosis control pro. gram is carried out in two ways: '' -~- . . ..... •v .,..._,1 Clq COurla llllil1 ~ 1.... ',;JIIII;ilmohlpo, p1a,yec1 111 ltlll· Fullback Tom Cherry scored , . . . . ·tho pUt 11fto fOUl, t11ro touckdowns, ono at the ond ~~ . miJ ile In lndlantpllll• ol the llrat haltandthe-rmlcl,. w~ throUgh 111e third period, 11 .: 1,..., · A U.S. LaWII Tlllllll AIIOtla- the uQI>eaten Nlrtaoy Uana rolled tl4!n dclal oaid ·ltlll......, to tholr ftlth win of tho year and 1oM tho tooraimoDt ' AD· - 11 It their 13th P!"e lvithau( a laoa .~ 11 ,.pver two seasooo. BC lo 3,.2. ' plo tho t.ur- ·' tho · Wutorn ClPoa · ......AMI ~ • ''· '' • · IIARRIER!l W~ ~LAND, Ohlp (Vpl) - Ml· amltbi!Yiralt)' ~en_, tho unf,..lil~ div~oic~n~·ot 11!o Ail l'llllce arroit- · Oblo Cross cioolotry charq!IOIIfor ~ .. oHI~1 SAturdi,y ~ IIIII !tiL Union 1!11 ~.,ib took tho e<illmt dlvlolon croom. Friday's High School Scores !\!'! ):~\1! ~llnlvt,..l~ wu tlh over Ohio High School Football Scores By United Pre9!1 International Tol. St. Frae. 30 Tot. Waite 0 Marietta 13 ZanesYille 2 Lima Sr. 32 Portsmouth 31 Porta. East 22 New Boston 14 Ports. Woot 32 Vinton CO. 20 Doy. Rooaeoell ·:14 Day. ·Kioer 0 DOY. Belmont 481Jay. WUburW. 0 Covington 40 Northeastern 0 Tecumseh 36 Graham Local 8 Celina 23 Coldwater 20 HamUton Gart. 20 Ham. Taft o Cine. Hughes 42 Middletown 21 Columbus Marion-Franklin 33 Colo. Wbetslone 8 Cols. Eoslmoor 28 Cols. South 8 Colo. Walnut Ridge 12 Colo. Eost 0 orlhlngton 26 Delaware 0 Westerville 34 Pleasant View 6 Reynoldsburg 12 Whitehall 0 Upper Arlington 62 Newark 6 Grove City 26 Marysville 14 Mlffiln 13 Grandview 16 Colo. Hartley 32 Colo. Reedy 0 Homilton rwp_ !3 W. Jenenon 0 Fairfield Union 41 Pickerington 0 carroll 22 Liberty Union 8 canal Winch. 12 TeOYs Valley 6 Waahi•M~ C. H. 36 HUlobora 6 •• ...,.. Nortbri•20 New Albany 6 "'6"' Plain Clcy 22 Cedarville 20 ML Sterllrco-The Plains 16 Mechanlscburi 6 Big Walnut 14 North Union 8 Cardington 20 Olentangy 0 Gallipolis 21 Nels.-York 6 ' I for only sovon ol them. The Yar*s sueceaatully plac-- eel teoms In the men's 400-meter medley relay and the women• s 400 • meter freestyle relay in morn1~ trial heats and hid three ca.ndidates In both the men's 1,500 • meter treesc;yle n.-1 and the winttl.l) or the men's plattorm divillj!. In addiUm, boxers Albert ReDinson of Phoenix, Ariz. ((estherweight), Ronnie Harris of canton, Ohio Olghtweight) a n d George Foreman of Pleaunton, calif. (heavyweight) were in the finals. Four other U.S. fighters pr~ viously clinched bronze medals. Therefore, with just a ''normal" haul of medals In the tour nna1 events, the United States could pick up enough medals to hold Qff the fast~loslng Russians for the unoatclal team title, something America has not. won since 1956, The United Slates started the day leading In total medals, 9569, but the Russians were expected to makf' another strong showi~. Finals, mosUy all at night, were in wrei!IUing, gymnastics, field hockey, soccer, volleyball ard water polo in addition to took the ail ver and the brcmu went to Karol! Bojko ol H-1· "must" sittatian aince they own a poor 2-3-1 record in the Central Division and another loss would seriously cripple their hopes or getting ·a shot at even the Western Division title. The Cowboys, on the other hand. boast a two -game lead in the Capitol Division over the New York Giants and three games oYer the Waahington Redskins and are leading the league in scoring offenaively and deren- with 13 seconds to pla)' in the Packero' 21-17 title victory Ia aub-zero cold. Kramer haubldIy wrenched knee and Forrest Gregg probably wUI move to guard wit11 Francis Peay takina over Gregg's tackle slot. There also is sc.me qi.M!ation about Starr, whose only play in the last two Packer games wu a three - yard touchdown paaa that gained a 13-13 tie with ()e. trolt last SwldO)'. Starr has a pulled right bicep muscle, but reports from Green Bay indicated he would be able to at least start the game. Delensive tackle Ron Koitelnik also ma,y be a Packers' question mark because of a knee i~ jury. cow boys Seeking Revenge By ED FITE UPI Sports DALLAS (UPD - wrller The Dallas COWboya and their neme•i•, the Green Bty Packen, renew their Nollooal Faoll>all Leatlue rivalry Monday night In a sold • out Cottoo Bowl with the Packers' backs to the wall and the Cowboys rldllll a six. game victory string. A crowd of more than the 72,000 ctpaclty and a nationwide CBS television audience, except sively. fur the blacked-out Dallas area, The COwboys wiU be at """' will see the Cowboys try tor ttle peak strength with surprlsiqg first time ever to subdue the rookie Larry Cole probably tillPackers In a game where any ing in for Willie Townes on the chips at all were on the line. front foor. Townes may be able Kickoff time is 9:35p.m. FST. to play since doctors have disThe Packers not only tlave covered and removed some tluid whipped the Cowboys in the Q. from his leg the past week. Cole na1 oocoods ot the last n.o NFL has performed so well, however, championship games, but also Townes may have trouble wiDIn the three regular season rung his Job back. pmes they have played. Only T h e Packers, meanwhlle, 1n pre..aeaaon pmu have the probably will have to go without Cowboys ever won,. and even Jerry Kramer, the offensive there the Packers own a 1 ~ guard w b o opened U1e bole edge. through which Bart Starr sneakThis time, the Packers face a ed for the winning touchdown SEL •• Champs Blank Hannan, 26In the oocand period on the llrst paso plOY !rom Henooo to Car)' or Quillen'• three touchdoWns Fisher, 168-i)OWld senior. slrook to six straight victories from ooo yard ouL That climaxPerry Beebe, 150.poond BODFriday night as they OOwned the eel a 47 yard acorina drive hl&b· ior, 1cored the Bobcats' last Haman, W. Va. WUdoals 26.0. lighted by a 30 7ard PI" from touchdown tram two yards out. Roo ~ilion, 150.poond oen- Stove ""'ulding, 14l'{>OIIlld jun. The try far the ertn paluts taD lor, scored three of the Bobcats' ior, to Jack Hen8011, 130-plUDII ed. '111at's the way lt ended 26rour touchdowns, all on llhort junior. o. drives. The Bol>oato tallied 111olr oocKyger Crook had 1811rstdowns ' The Win '~~~We •COOch• Howard' on<ttoucll- In the1111tllp0rlod '' to two for the Hannan WUdcats Lee Mlller's Bobcats lh overall when Qulllen went over apin, and ground oot 328 yards to 61 record of 6.2..0 ror the aeason. trom the one yard line. That tor the visitors. The Bobcats had Kyger Creek has all'OIIIY wrap- made It 12.0. (MIIen ooared 1- 210 yards rushing and ll8 yards pod up the 1968 Southern Valle,y gain In the period, thlo dme paslllng. Athletic Conference CbamJriOD· trom three yards out. Jaek Reb- Hannan, W, Va•... 00 0 0- 0 ohlp, Its second conHCuUvo 1011 pooled to Barton Sbnni>, Kyger Creek • .• , 0 614 6- 26 SV AC title, and Is currently In l60iJOUDd oonlor tor the extra Soortng - Kyger Crook, QullGALLIPOLIS - The Kyger nrst with a 4~-0 record. T h e. potnta to glve Kyger Creek a Bobcats plOY Haanan Tracellfllll 20.0 ~ Thuroda,y night at Mercer11Ule. Setting up the Bol>cats' third Kyger Creek took a 6-0 lead touchdown was a 60 yard screen len, 1-yard run; t.yard rlD\i 3yard run (Stump paos)andBeebe, 2~ Ho•w,,.tThlvonor · Quality Salosman FOR THE BUY OF THE YEAR! $AVE GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. Yo~tr ChnJ.O. . DHtw , , . . a.c.M ..... 01IH ...... Oil.. nm. w A111ens 32 Jackson 14 Logan 20 Wellaton 0 Lonln 30 Mans. Senior 8 Crestline 20 Clear fork 0 WestMusklngum 50TriVaDoy22 Sheridan 22 Crooltaville 20 New Lex. 30 New Concord 0 Marpn32Phllo0 ~-• 1•- 61 M-·• b oolt 0 ~nur ..,... ~DaUOW r Mentor 20 !la,yfteld 0 Rock HW 38 Chesapeake 8 Meip II Ironton 14 (tio) SOUII1 Point 34 Symmeo VaDey 0 Youngstown Chaney 28 Youngstown Rayon 0 Warren Hardlog 23 Manlllon 12 Eost Pai01Uao 13 Poland 12 Crestview 22W•atern Reserw12 Steubenville 20 Toledo Scott 12 Weirton VL) 42 Wollovlllo 8 BeUalre St. Jolms 28 MarUno Ferry 8 32 AU'·-· 0 Canton McKinley ~• New Phlledolphia 33 COohocton 0 r:w. = ~~ ~nton South 7 Lanln Adm. Klll(l 20 Findlay 6 El,yrll 37 Marlaa Hardlll(l 0 Belpre 20 Par~robura South 0 HWilrd 33 Bexle,y %1 Lancaotor 12 ChUIIeotho 12 .<uo> Colo. Wherle00Lane.Roomolln8 Vnieto l8 Preston 0 l!&•enJI'oad,ll', Vo. 12 . . • '·' Warren l.oeall3 WaverlY 841.1\nforil 6 ·' Cln. Roger 14 , Eln. MooDer 0 • :IIU!IItol! 111110 . ..£~J!!!IIIon, ~·1!1'1~ t)J<CIOf _ €J!1: WI~~~\> · · -··-""'" , . 1 ..-;-~, ' ' '. ' to. taurth .,..111111o; ' u..... wuw ... . nlrll! Germany's Rudo(Jtll ve_. 1n welterweight G r e c o - Roman wresding. Dantel Robin of France Creek Bobcats ran their win Pill!~ :. s~ ,. ~nlf;· •r:.~Jlll(l. , q~ . lll!I!P~GI~fllltl ,20 ,. .kll!ed, MEXICO OTY (UPI) - A !<>- owlmmill(lllld boxlnr. The llrot ROlc1 modal ot the tal of 34 gold medai.J, were to be decided on SAturday's 0 aa1 ftaal diQ' wao grabbed by Eoat full diQ' ot Olympic conqoetitioo widt the United States in the ru. • , RAWLINGS HONDA INTRODUCES - ... _-., .•..... Riding this Mini-Trail is sort of like rediscovering what it is to really have fun . In fact, you've never had as much fun as you'll have on this beautifully designed little bike from Honda. It's easy to ride, easy to own, and best of all, easy to take with you just about anywhere. The Honda MiniTrail is intended for off-the-road use only, so it need not be licensed. And to keep things on the safe side, the Honda Mini-Trail has a'sPark· arrestor/muffler appioved by the USDA Forest Service. Automatic clutcll, too, S? that you can shift its sturdy liltlfl.ltfree-speed transmission \114111 ease. Standard equipment includes. special exhaust heat shields to protect you, tough twin brakes that stop yo\1 saf$1y and surely, and big, knobby tires to keep things in balance. They're all here. Arid more. · It's why we call 1~!-londa Mini-Trail the little bike wi~- btg,.,cciitem~t. �_____......__ ...._ ~udal: TlmL'H .. S.mtincl, Swwln)·, lk:tbbcl' 27, J9t;~ tgs Ties Ironton In·· ·s torybook Firiish ~·." IllONTON - The Meigs Ma· rauder erxl zone by Tiger End i':tqders went au yat1b in :!S se"·.. Mike Akers. A pass for lhc big wilh just one left, El' Cailt.-d, btll who could figure lo. tie lroni.On 1-t.-H, and then there was m"eh danger with no b,taHd on the L•xtn poinls u·y marc lime thab thlt len? lo)'ida)· night in a Southeastern llowcvcr, Ironton tried an 01..,. Ohio Conterc-oce grid contc!\L side kick, or so It seemed, rather lt waa a slol1-buok finish for than putling the ball d1.•cp, and thll MaraOOers, BPoiling whallhc ri~k..ing a Jo~ run bad1. Big 203 Tigers figured was to be their pound senior Larr)' ·Lemley got second league win of the season. the kickoff on the Marauder 45, The Tigers hadgoneahead 14-8 • • IC"'l' itl(: J::"Ot back to the 50. There wore le!ls than 20 seconds ten after • Marauder time out. 1'wo Werry passes r.Ued,lron- ton was penalized 1$ yards to its 35, and it was nest down Meigs, wilh 9 scrord~ lefL · On the neltl call Soph End Jon Kloos got behind hts double' coYerage and caught Werry's pan Mel·gs Stati"sti"cs with just 29 seconls Iefton a bril- . liant catch of a pass rrom the live line into the Ma· INDIVIDUAL YARDAGE MEIGS IRONTON Smith .... 12...1~ 10-51 22-105 Sternaman .. 2--4 2-1 4-5 English ... 13-45 5·12 18- 57 Edwards ..• 2-25 Z-11 4-36 Werry ... 1- 4 2- -3 3- 1 Bentley , •. 3-17 3- 4 6-21 Williams. ~- -l 0 2- 4 Boyk.in .... 9-50 17-n 26-127 Washburn .. .J-19 3-11 7-30 Abboll . . . . . 0 1- 1 1· 1 PAS."i RECEPTIONS Akers - 12 yds; Edwards, 5 Ault - 9 yds; Kloes, 35 yds. yds. SEE••• j '.,, .;;,,;; SL'OHING Bo~kin - 10 yd. I yd run, TD Khw.r;. - 3"i yd. pass, TD Smith- 3 yd. run, EP run, TD Edward s- 5 ) d. pass, TD Washburn - 3 yd. pass, EP Werry ~ Warren Skidmore Quality Salesman SCORE BY QCARTERS, THE WHEELERDEALER Meigs Ironton H- H 0 0 0 0 0 8 6- 14 IIWNTON MEIGS 1st 168 44 1st half 5 115 0 216 115 20 5 0 2nd hal[ half Total First Downs . . • . . . . . . 8 Yards Rushing •.... 107 Yard::; Passill?:, . , .... 9 Total Yards . ....... 116 Pass Attempts ....... 9 Pass Completions •.... 1 Pass interceptions . •.. . 1 Fumbles .•......... . 0 rumbles Lost ...• •. . . 0 Punis ........•.... 2-74 Penalties .• ••. .....• 0 J I 'i TMir c~w,.,.olda aeelu t1 ..ta, Met~ltO "'" · OIIIIHIII, OIIID 5. (j 1 35 98 II 13 2 I 0 0 7-229 0 u 0 2rd hall Total 219 11 236 9 2 4 ' 1 0 2 I I 1 0 3-125 5-155 30 30 II 6 104 17 121 3 I 3-109 6-234 30 65 95 ABA STANDINGS By United Pr~ss International Checlc In Now for ·>:: TEAM EAST W. L, .2 1 <· Kcntuck,}" , Ch .u 0 Gn AU 0 e( •UP ,, Mlnnesol> . .o 0 ::: Miami . . . . . " .0 I .. 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Ironton on its own 40 after another exchange of punts.. With Boykln rambltnc: once ror 22 yards, the Tigers hit the pa.ss to Akers, fourth and goal ·on the Marauder 5. Meigs played without Max Whitlatch, middle guard on defense and lett guard on ortense. Handy Hawley played in ·his place. smith of the Marauders and Boykin of the Tigers were the standout yard gainers, ~ith with 105 yards In 22 ca'rries and Baykin 127 on 26 carries, The big fullback disployod great balance, adequate speed, and remarkable savV}' for a 15 year old. lie appeau to run something like Leroy Kelly of the Cleveland Browns. 1ronton had slight edges in the overall gain departments (see stats chart below). . • Unbeat4bl~''· ~ .. Values 68 Buick $.VI§ ·'· i .li'' . GALLIPOLIS - Coach Glem F rklay; the Blue Devito Jour. Trout'• Gallipolis Blue Devil• ney ro WeUIIon tor their f1Qa1 cllmbod Into a tlefor fourthpiaee CODference pme «the1968cam'with Jackson rln the SOuthealtern palp. The Golden Rocketa were Ohio League Frldoy n18ht by blanked 20-0 by Lopn F r 1sp~ahing over Coach Da\'e Bos- doy. c .lixi • Ntlsonville-York Buckeyes Tllo·NY BuckO)"ea, with the ... . 21-61'" Memorial Field. ceptlon of two serleo In the oocIll' winnlns their second OIId period, were no match for straight loop coolelll on a rain the Gollla Acade1111 aleven In and mud • soaked gridiron, the Frldoy's Paronta Night contest. Blue I DevUa . upped theh' league The Boatonmen pi eked up their . ~~to 3.;1, same ~a the [ron. unly first llowu .. - four - In men. The Jackaonians w e r e tid a period, scored thetr o n i y cn&shed 32-14 b1 champloo Ath- touchdown (let up by a GADS eqo Frldoy hlghl. Electra Custom 4 Or. Hard Top, Factory air cdf1ditiot1'e'd • . :: 'Only 7789 easy miles. Executive's car, ft:~lly equipped, 1vinyl top. i S•vt ·$1,:89$ 68 Buick . LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan. Demo .. Faetory Air CGnditiOned . Fu·J!y equipped. Gold finish with buckskin vinyl seatS. Fully 6s.d. Buick SPENCE I~- Vislling Wabama was within the Spencer 20-yard line on seven different occasions Friday nigh~ but the White Falcons managed 10 score only two touchdowns and the result was a 18-14 setback for the Mason Countians. The defeat left Wahama with a 3 - 5 - J season reC"Ord. Spencer upped its season record to 3- INDIVIDUAL NET P.S., P.B., A.T. Y'AHDS HUSHING (Gallipolis) PLAYER-Pos. TCBYGAVQ Prose, LH, ... . .. 23 199 8.6 5-1. II looked like it was going to be Wahama' s night as Spencer fumbled on the first play from scrimmage, F&.lcon Gene Hal· stead pounced on the oval on the Spencer 20. Four plays later, the Yellow Jackcls took over on downs. This set the pace for the remainder of the evening. The Spencer defense, inside its own 20 , was oothing but tough. The Yellow Jackets drel't' first blood with 6:26 left in the first period. Jim Stotts, Jacket half· back, lugged the ball six plays from the Spencer 46 to the Falcons three. Stormy Stalmaker Bonneville V8 2 Dr. Hard Top. Sharp one owner cor t~at bulled over for the six..pointer. punL The ball was deOected on shows the best of condition. PS, PB & AT. the Spencer eight. The PAT attempt failed. The Jackets held again by i~ The Falcons bounced right back on the ensuing kickoff when terceptin.g a Fields pass on the Dnid Gillespie ran the pigskin one. The Jackets took a 6-0 hairback lo the Spencer 40. time lead into the locker rooms. V8 Station Wagon. Catalina. This cor shows the very best ' "' Gene Garrett, 145--pound sophocondition. In Ule third period, the run. more, was the only man between ning of Bobby Roush and Gary Gillespie and paydirt. Gillespie gave Garrett a nice fake, but Clark, along with a pass to the .Jacket wasn't fooled, and Randy smith put the oval onSpencer's three for the Falbrought him down. 550 6 cyl. 4 Dr. Extro good for model. Gary Clark lhen reeled off a ;.:ons. But once again the Jackets 21-yardcr, down to the Spencer dug in. and held. WiUl 4:01 left in the third peri19. A pass from Gary Fields to od, Wahama finally hit paydirt Clark put the ball on the ~encer when· Fields hit Clark with a one. Wahama fumbled on the nert Country VB Sedan Sta . Wagon . This is fulf sized Ford 33-yard pass. That made it &-6. pia~· . and Spencer reco'o·cred wagon ond show good care. PS, PB & AT. Wahama threatened twice in Gary Burdette kicked the extra ltle secorKI pr:riod. A Fields to point, and WHS led, 7-6. The Yellow Jackets bounced Clark pa ss carried from the Waright back, aided by questio~ hama 20 to the 44. Fields then tossed a strike able personal foul, and roughVB Galoxie "500" 4 Dr. Sedan. Extro Cleon. PS, PB & AT. to Gillespie. Gillespie took it Ing the kicker penalties, and out of tlle hands of a defender, scored their st·cr)nd touchdown and raced to the Spencer 15. with 11:42 left in the final periThe Yellow .Jackets dug in once od. J 1m Stotts rammed it over from the four, and Spencer led again, and held. Electro 4 Dr. Sedan. This car is very clean inside and out. Steve llalstead got the ball IZ-1. We sold this car new and have serviced it since new , BeThe ·Jackets struck again when back for the Falcons on a blocked longed to one of our employees. Jim Stotts took ad\'8ntage or a defensive lapse by WHS, racing to the 14 from the Spencer 45. Three plays later Stotts scored his sccord touchdown from the two. lnvicta Conv. Cpe. You'll have to see thi' one to oppre• " · The last score was set up b3 ciate it. lowed the six..polnter by racing Bryant Hudson when he recovover for the , extra points to put ered a Spencer fumble on the t11e \'isitor's ahead. tl JO f · . d~· l Jacket four . .Bob ·Roush scored . ,.. ) ,. ll l" , , , ,.:l•· , Tlie two teams we re then pit· with 1:18 left in tile game; ·'Bur~·, ' . { , ted in a tight defensive struggle dettc kicked his second extra during the next two quarters wittl point, reducing the count to 18neither team able to get a strong 11. loochdown drhe going. Spencer totaled 260 yards. The Early in the fourlh period, 1-lud- Falcons totaled 262. GMCTRUCKS B1JICK PONTIAC nell Sl'Orcd the secoOO AlexScore by Quarters: ander six..pointer on a five yard Spencer •.• .. ,6 0 0 !2-1 8 PH. 992-2143 POMER(}Y, OHIO tarry that capped a long: drive b)'' Wahama • • , ••. 0 0 1 7-14 the visit.ors. The try for the extra points was short and Alexander came back up field with a 14-6 advantage. ."'outhern. hoYiever, wa s not satIsfied to let the game eOO there and began a drive of Its own that fi nail~ erKied with Quarterback Jim White, a senior, going over from U1c L-foot line on a sneak play with about four minute~ n·· maini ng. Brewer went around the end in an attempt to tally the extra points but was brought down short Southern travels to Eastern this Saturday night for the annual rl valry match between the two schools. 2 Door H.T. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. Whitewall By Quarters: Tires. Just like new. Only 3000 miles. Alexander • • . ..• 8 0 0 6- 14 Southern . • ..••• 6 0 0 6- 12 63 Ford 62 .Buick ' I SEE Ol/R SIGN & SAVE 66 FORD GALAXIE 500 and OLDS Eye-Popp,rs 1964 Cadillac Coupe De Ville ...... ..... $2095 Gold with matching interior, full power equipment and factory oir.oconditioning. 1964 Cadillac H. T. Coupe .............. $1795 Block w~th black Interior, radio, tinted glass and w/ s/w t1res. 66 CHEVROLET IMfilA 2 Door. H.T. 8 cyl. Auto. Trans. P.S., P.B. Radio and'Heater, Whitewall tires. -· Wellaton out or contention as a league chant>ion. Picked' as ifie pre - season ta- vorltea ro ""' the 1968 grid title the Rockets have now been ruled out of the cMse by the virtue of their secon4 consecutive loss \ l' In leai!JI' pla,y. ; 1 i. Fridly'a victory by Logan marked the eleventh eansecu. tlve year that Wellaton has lost to the Chieftains, the last victory being a 14-6 aq,ueeker in 1968, the first year that Bob Radio and .: 1968 Olds ~ Luxury Sedan •••••••• ~ • -$4600 Whitt OW'tr turquoise metallic finish with htrquoi•• Interior, full power equipment, tilt & telescope •teer· int wheel, radio, tinted glan, wl •l w tires, Co....- fortron Air-Conditioning, anti·•pin axle, 18,000 milu. See your authorized Cadillac dealer r Football Standings ott, Prose, Spencer, Burnett, Bush, C. Neal, P. Hueholt, M. Adams, M. (anaday, BosUc. RIPLEY- Coach Dick Ware's mighty Pt. Pleasant Big Blacks ENDS - Ennt s, Mldldff. posted their ntth win in eighl TACKLES - Hickman, Perk- outings here Friday night behind Ins. the strong passing arm of (JuarGUARDS - Pierce, Gail. terback Pete McDermitt. CENTEIIS - Thompson. The final score w~s 34-20 in lli'.t ¥)~- Poiley, Evans, Car- ' favor ~f ·the viSitiQi'J¥K 'Br'il:l\s. ter, Sliilivan, Levering. Pt. Pleasant has lost two and OFFICIALS - David Leighten- tied one. The Blacks play at Hahelmer, Bill Newman, Fred Shu- venswood Frida}', then hosl Galmate and Jack Ley. Portsmouth lipolis in the final game of the and Athens. 1968 campaign on 1\'0'o', 8. NEXT GAllS GAME- Nov. I, McDermitt completed five of at well Ilion. eight passes, four to his favorite target - Dirk Jackson for a total of 150 yardli in Fri· day's victory over the Vikings. Jackson picked up 137 or those yards and two touchdowns on when they mo\'ed to the Logan aerials which covered 35 and 20 yard line, but Perdue lost 84 yards. 23 yards In two plays attemptMike Raw son booted (OW' of ing to pass arxl the ·drive was rive extra points from placedead. menl The final touchdown came with no time left on the clock after Logan gained possession on their own 40 yard line with only 40 seconds left in the contest. Coach Bob BreMan Inserted his sui). stitutes, but Coach Lou Parker of Logan did not, and the Chiefs moved to the Rocket 15 yard line in just five plays plus a 1S.yard penalty. On the last play of the game Bob Johnston hit end Pinky Johnson with a 15-yard scoring pass with Ken Adair rWlning the two -point conversion to Nels~York ... ,0 , '6 0 • '" '· ' • . Ponttf'C:-· o~ Prl• ConYU..' br&Ue. Spec: iel'4 lteerinf, fewer ventllaUon · IYilem, bldd.e~~. owner. C•U rot about Ulil ear,. ~ .f.M-3672 or , .-o1a. SAVE GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. 'four Chevy-OW. O..tlt 211-:tU IHIIIIII An. O.IIIMUt. ONe WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE COL. SANDERS KEN lUCKY FRIED CHICKEN . IT IS ALWAYS EASY AND CONVENIENT FOR MOTHER TO SERVE AT HOME. FAMILY BOX 9 Pc. $2.45 BUCKET 15 Pc. $3.95 BARREL 21 Pc. $5.25 BOB EVANS STEAK HOUSE BOB EVANS AND Gallipolis at Wellaton Jack10n at Meigs Nels-York at Athena Ironton at Logan Charleston at Huntington High l't. Pleasant at Ravenswood Coal Grove at Chesapeake Keep Him Working For Southeastern Ohio! AS A MIMIIR OF THE HOUSE COMMimES ON PUIUC WORKS AND AGRICULTURE HE HAS BEEN A STROM. ADVOCATE OF MUCH NEEDEP PRO. .lAMS FOR OUR AREA. • In Protection of Your Right& as a Citisen and Tazpayer He Has Consistently fought-lOR LAW AND ORDER -A•AINST NEW AND HIGHER TAXIS -lOR A SOUND FINANCIAL POUCY -AGAINST GOVERNMENT GIVEAWAY PROGRAMS, The best actress on TV? VOTE FOR AMAN OF PROVEN ABILITY! Mrs. Ruth Da~er isnl an actreis. Shes a housewile rn Robertsville. Ohro. .Youve seen her on TV (along wilh other Ohio homeowners) on our eleclrrc RE-ELECT CLARENCE MILLflt. ·-. To ·cONGREss heati'ng commercials. Her comments oo cost. "Electric heat costs us no more than tHe heat we had. We converted ou ~ 30cYea/·Oid house very easrly - and think eiectri!> IS lhe perfect heal.·· Cali your Reddy Kilowatt Recommended . Dealer or us lor a lree estimate. "'ne Good Term ' Deserves ' • ~~ " . '.t,."-: ·,t ,. Mallo Hthr., radio, wbllewall Ure., - Meigs 14 lronron 14 Gallipolis 21 Nels-York 6 Coal Grove.Jronton st. Jo (Played Saturdoy night). NOV. I GAMES: l z.:J!JS ~ ' Hemsworth and Tum Prose got thelr share of tackles for the winners. It was the flnaJ home game '"' Uble. blac~ whlk lop, b,rdrama, tic tun~~rnp&lon , conaoJe. Powr Pl. Pleasant 34 Ripley 20 Milton 16 Huntington 114 logan 20 Wellston 6 Athens 32 Jackson 14 ~ ;!' ."·...:. '1.' . Senior Mike Adams, who opened the game at fullback (he picked up 13 yards in three trips) played ooe of the b e • t games in his career Friday. Fine blocking enabled the Blue DevU backs to march through the Buckeye llne. Gib Craig, Ron Russell, Rick Mosley. Bill Da vis, David Johnson, Pete Neal, Mark Davis, David Burnett, Tim FOR THIS ONE! 3~· 149 .•2 ' 2...·--..~ ' The det'eat left: Nelsonvllle~ York wtnl~ss in Ieacue play (06) and overall, the Bucks sea· son record dipped to 2..6. T h e Bucks battle Athens Friday night in their final loop encounter. 5herman Perkins stood out for the visitors on defense Frl<ioY. -ATTIACT NEW INDUmT TO THE 10TH DlmiCT -'ROVIDE NEW AND lETTER SCHOOLS -IUILD NEW AND SAFER HIGHWAYS .-IMPROVE WATER CONSERVATION AND FLOOD CONTROL CONDITIONS IN OUR AREA. •·... •.. ,. , , ,,2 over Athens. Since 1925 Athens has won only 13 contests from the lronmen while loaing 22 times with two games ending in ties. Statistic• show Athens leading in e\'ery department of the contest. First downs favored the whmers 21-8, rushing yardage was 278 to 127, and passing show· ed Athens with seven of' 12 for 120 yards while Jackaon netted only three of 15 for 29 yards. Goodwin was the game's t o p ground gainer with 129 yards in 20 carries. Score by quarters : Athens . . . 12 8 12 0 - 32 Jack!OO . . . 0 0 0 14 - 14 yards. He Hm Introduced and Supported Legislation to: W. L. PC\. • • • : ,2 1 .667 ~ 2 .soo : . .': .2 2 .,!(lil ~ p!ooshlp the Bulldogs delealed the only SEOAL team that holds the advantage 1n won-lost statistics and added l3 by the air for 89 TOTALS 22 22 4 668 668 fRIDAY'S RESULTS: btr""' .• the contest. In wrapping up their grid cham· '· Jackson , . , .. 3 3 0 109 108 Iaiii /~; It 32-14 with 2:53 remaining In SEE.~. Gallipolis . ... 3 3 o 79 94 lronron , ... .. I 4 1 106 101 • -::a. "''t .• .2 , 2 ~soo ' • ·: ,2 3 :~ ' . POMEROY ·-· Viking quarterback Terry Landis lhrew for one touchdown and ran 10 yards for another as Hip. ley ga ined 135 total ya rds. Point Pleasant ~,;a ined 353. !'oint Pleasant .. 14 13 0 7- 31 Hiple~· . . . . . . . 0 7. 6 7- 20 pp - Park I run (Jfawson kick) I'P - Jackson 35 pass from McDermitt ( ltawson kick) PP - Jackson 84 pass from McDermitt {Rawson kick) PP - Northup 17 nm (kick failed) n - King 7 run (Chambers kick) R Landls 1'l run (kick failed) PP - Northup 16 run (Rawson kick) R - Chambers 6 pass from LaOOis (Chambers kick) ers back Into the contest, but the Ironmen still managed to drive In !rom the 16 with Sexton get. ting the final four yards to make yard• In It aue~ !'l>lley was limited ro :15 yardl In 22 carries ·bY the GAllS dofenohle unit. Golllllolls rackod up 18 flrot downs, J)lrmitted tour. The Blue Devllo, In cllmbllll! ro the .500 mark with a 4-4 season record, . totalod 331 yardl - all but 12 came on the ground. Nel sonvllleYork gained 76 on the ground ,. SEOAL ONLY TEAM W L T POP Athens....... 5 0 I 84 49 Logan ....... 4 2 IJ 98 63 Wellston ...... 3 2 I 62 46 Meigs .. , .... 3 2 I 96 52 make It 20-0. reboondod from " '-'· ....__ ~ · · - ·· --- Big Blacks Post Fifth Win, 34-20 (Nelsonville.York) A!J~·1!.:.: URR & VAN ZANDT MOJOR SALES IJod\ .._.. recqvered for the Athens Clinches SEOAL Grid Crown WESt ~ ' ___ .... MU .. Pierce ,z z Olds trod1t. Just li~t !'ew. ... ,. -- Aller forcing the, Buckeyes ro .PWII 10 playa later, Tom ~­ cir . 1\tmbled an the GAHS 31. JACKSON - Coach IJoo Es· strike to end Larry V lncent for going lnro the lourth period. Both Jack8011 touchdowns came key's quick -moving Athena Bull- the score. Again a converaton Nels.·York , , • 0 17 37 0-54 dogs of!lclally won tbe 1968 run fa!lod and Athen.o loci 12.j) In the fourth period by lullback fUMBlES SEOAL football tlUeootrlghtFrl- with 25.se.conds showing on the Gary Sexton on runs of eight 2 11 0-4 day nl&ht u they 1maahed t h e clock. and tour yards. ills first was Gallipolis . . • o 0 I 0-1 Jacksori lronmen 32-14 for their Nels ...York ~ • • In the oecond J>Orlod Athena re- apinlt the A~~Wn• suba with 5:22 RECOVERED BY third ciJomplonshlp In four sea- covered an Jronmen tumble on the left with Darwin Valentine addGallipolis • • • I 0 I 0- 2 son, and ninth ln the school'shis· Jackson 35 and scored in three ing the oonversJon on a run to Nela.-York . • • 1 1 1 0- 3 tory. plays with hallback Mike Goodwin make It 32-8. YARDS LOST PENALTIES Sexton's second m followed The lopoldod Athens victor¥ rlwing the final 10 yards to payGallipolis • , • , 5 15 0 5- 25 comblnod with the Wellslnn de- dirt. Handley's pasa to tullback the recovery of an Athena tumble Nels.-York ••• 20 o o o- 20 feat by Logan clinched the title Dave Coon for the two - point on the Bulldog 30 yard line. for tile Bulldogs reprdieas of conv~rslon made It ZO.j)with2:24 Coach Eskey Inserted his start PUNTS - (GallljJolls) - ~e~>­ the outcome next Frlda,y In tho remaining ln the second period. cer, 1-42, (42.0). (Nelsonville- Athens • NelsonvUle ~York conAthens took the second half York) - M!dld!f, 7-242, (34.5). test. ldckocr and drove 64 yards In SCORING - (Gallipolis) Athens wasted little t J m e jist six plays to send Handley Prose', 63-yard run, 9:33 in sec~ F1·ida,y night aa they .POUJICed for his second touchdown or the ond, ~encer, kick; Spencer, 6- on a Ray DeStepllen !Umble on game on a five yard run at the yard run, 5:20, third, Spencer, the Jackson 38 yard line and acor· 9:27 mark. The score stood at kick; Spencer, 7-yard run, :10, odIn jullt five plays with quarter- 26-0 when the conversion run third, ~encer, kick. (Nel!ton. back Bob Handley getting tho TD was stopped. ville-York)- ·Evans, 1·yardrun, on a 10 yard run. The conver. The final Bulldog tally came ALL GAMES :09, secoOO. run fail . sion run Called but it was 6..0 with 3:25 left In the third per. TEAM WLTPOP with 9:55 loft In the flrlll quar- lod following an 18 play, 82 AlhOM ... , ... 6 I I 138 76 -LINEUPSyard march which ended with ter. Wellston ... , .5 2 I 138 64 . (Gallipolis) Goodwift getting his ..cood TD• The Bulldogs' next touchdown Pl. Pleasant .. S 2 1 163 79 ENDS - Paul~y, Craig, R. El· came following an lronmen jJUDt on a brilliant 29-yard scamper. Jackson •.... 5 3 0 165 128 llott, Wilson, G. Canaday. to the Jackson 47. Seven pla,ya The conversion pass failed, but TACKLES - Mosley, Hems· later Handley fired a 23-yard the Bulldogs were on top 32.0 Logan ••.. '.5 3 0 118 84 Meigs ....... 4 3 I 115 86 worth, M. Davis, Clagg, Daniels. Gallipolis . , , .4 4 o 113 121 GUARDS - B. Davis, Baxter, Hunt. High .... 3 4 I 122 85 Cleland. Coal Grove . ... 2 5 0 113 167 CENTERS - Russell, RossignNels-York .... 2 6 o 80 155 ol, Wood. lrontoo ...... I 6 I 120 111 BACKS - Johnson, W. Elli- ,. ........ _ uprighta from placement, giving GADS a 7-0 lead. left, giving GAHS a i:i-6 lead. rled ·three Umea for 31 yards, ~cer'B J>Orfect made It FB Clalck Neal three Ume; lor ~4-6. Prose 'picked up 55 yardo 19 yards. In eight carries on this drive, In the lourth J>Orlod, the ralnThe GAHS deCenoe asatn held soakod grldmen exchangodpunta. on the following aeries, taking Late in the pme, GAHS clrw:h'e over on the GAHS 37 after ~n~ ro the NY 13 alter tackle lllck cer re1urnod Ed Mldld!l'a JlUIII Moaley Intercepted a Dave Sul. !Ivan pa88, returning It slxynrds. seven yards. Seven play slater, ~cer slip~ Time ran out before the Galpod around right end from ..,._ lians could ~ch over another en yards out. That made It 20-6. acqre. Prose was the top groul!dgalnAp.in ~cer's Jdck from place~ ment was true, and it was21..&.1n er tor GAllS with 199 yards in the 63..yard drive Prose car- 23 trips. Neal finished with 83 Nei&-·York • . 9 2o 1 12-48 RE11JRN YARDAGE Gallipolis • ..• 29 23 7 8- 67 1,- ,. • '·' GAHS !efthalf Tom Prole lcamJ>Orod 63 1ard• "" tho filth pla,y ol the aecond period ro prt GAHS out In froltt, 6~. Nine minutes and 33 oeconds remalnod on the eloek. Tom Spencer split t h e statistics show Wellaton leadwoek's 21·14 OPIOt W Galllpolla irw in first downs 16-14, but Lo. by withstanding a fterceWellllon gan rollod .., 223 1ards oo the passing aU.,ck, which eventually ground and hit anen of17passea led to the Rocket's ckrwnlall as for 82 11}ore ylrds, In the air quarterback Rick Perdue lost Wellston attempted 38 passes, 54 yards ~UtmjJUng to pass. completed 15 tor 153 yards, and Lojan' s fttst touchdown w a s saw , two intercepted, both kllltrc set (I) when a WeUolon fUmble potentlall<l\lchtliMn dr!fOs. score by quarters: 'strall!ht .., In the air lor 15 feet and woo caught by Chuck Lopn • •• •• , .6 6 ·0 8-20 Conrad on the .Rocket19 and re- Wellstoo • •• • .0 0 0 o- 0 \b 1tha nioe fard Une. o~ ~ tlrst pla,y Cattrld rlj>ped around end for nine yards and NBA Standinp ' tilli<hdoiv'n w!lh 2:411eft In the first period. A cotrferalon run , NBA STANDINGS ·(Ailed and Logan hold a 11-1) lold By United Pre" International at e'i:' Ule llrol·period. EAST '• · . .nd pel"[oil end .Bill Tt:AM W. L. Pet. · ~ ·..!! blockod " Boo~ , •• . •• ~ I 1,000 on , tht;J Roeketa.~ f ·, CfncJ.-*1 • • , '· ~. ,3 I .750 "'"' .,,,.,.,. tacl<le Mike Baltlmclre , ••' •• 4 2 .667 • Gt!l@!l o00ilped it up and rant• Phlladolphla ••• ,500 ond!· .... for Ute !!ow yclrk. •• , • ;2 3 ·toll ~raton was Detrbi.t •• • . , , .2 3 ,400 with Mllwbkee • • , •• 0 3 .ooo Lopa ant ,Period, violtora oo the Galliano 28. With Ieitha!! Jerry Polley doing moot of the rumlng, the Bucks dl'OV'e to the Devils one with nine aecooda left In the hall QB Larry Evans rammed It over. It waa 7-6. Polley was snow· ed under on the extra J)Oints at. tempt. The acore remained 7..6 during lntermlasinn, After halting the Bucko following the third period ldckol!, GAHS marched 66 yardll In II playa. ~cerracodaroondrlght end fc-11· the final slx wttb 5:20 ""'*. "$1,395 . Statio!\ Waeon 4 Door. 8 cyl. Auto. trans. P.S., P.B., Heater. Whitewall tires. Air conditioned. Golden Rocketa 20-0 and dropped COICh. $1895 64 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE WELLSTON - Logan's Chief· talns contlnue:<f their long .- time 11 hex" over Wetlston Friday night as they soundly trounced the Brehnan _.od as Ute Rocket $1695 Alter a acorelen Logan Rips Wellston, 20-0 f 2 Door. H.T. 352 engine, auto. trans. P.S. P . B~. Racllo·.and Heat er. Whitewall tires. Only 26,000 nllle,s, Like new. ' · , new -TEAM STATISTICSSCORE BY QUARTEIIS Gallipolis •• ,, .• o 7 14 IJ.-21 Nels.-York , . , • • 0 6 0 0- 6 FIIIST DOWNS Gallipolis • • , • • 3 3 8 4-18 Nolsonvllle- York •• o 4 0 IJ.- 4 YARDS GAINED RUSHING Gallipolis •• SO 98 1211 60-337 NeiS-·York •• 19 53 13 18- 98 YARDS LOST RUSHING Gall!po(ls • • • • 13 3 0 2- 18 Neli.·York •••• 8 4 3 7-22 NET YARDS RUSHING Gallipolis ••• 37 95 1211 58-319 Nels.-York . • 11 49 10 6- 76 PASSES ATTEMPTED Gaif!l,oJ!s . . • • • 2 o o 5- 7 ' Nels.-York • • • , 1 o 1 5-7 PASSES COMPLETED Gallipolis • • • . 0 0 0 I-I Nels.-York • • . ." 1 0 1 0~ 2 PASSES INTERCEPTED Gallipolis • • . . 0 0 0 1-1 Nels.·York •• 'i i:Qj ~l- \ YARDS GAINED l''AKsiWG . Gallipollo •••• o o o 12-IZ Nels.-York_ ~c· • 6 0 7 0-13 TOTAL YARDS (Rush-Pau) Gallipolis .•• 37 95 129 70-331 Nels.-York. ; 17 49 17 6- 89 PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE Gallipolis •.. IS 9 18 20-- 6Z BLAEftNARI 2 Door H.T. 390 engine, 4 speed trans. Whitewall tires. One owner TCBYG AVG. Levetlll&, FB, . .. . 4 14 3.5 Ewna, QB, . .• .. . 9 26 2.9 Polley, LH • ... ••. 22 35 1.5 Clrter, RH, . . . . 6 I .16 TOTALS 41 76 L8 ·· MANY-;MQRf'- $1995 55 (Nelsonville-York) $595: 66 FAIRLANE 500 GT 3 '3.0 26 2.9 1 1.0 ·2 -1 -2 -2 -2 -2 319 S. 7 PLAYE~-Pos. $795 $2595 Bostic, LH, . . . . . I TOTALS ~ 68 MERCURY COMET 83 5,9 13 4.3 9 1 2 1 !Ju~h, FB, . • . , . . 1 $895 . 61 Buick Neal, FB, . . . . , . 14 Adams, FB, . . . . 3 Spencer, QB, • • • • Hueholl, FB, . . . . W. Elliott, QB, . . . Johnson, LH, ..• , . $795 $1,395 64 Ford Southern Beaten HACINE - .o \luandcr' s Spartans made lwu tou chdowns and .. one extra point r un by Or!~ )Jud. nell, a 170 lb. junior back, :;taod up here Friday night as the ,.\ !hens Countians eked oul a H-12 victor3• over Southern. The Tornadoes of Coac h Bob Ashle~· got the lead early in the first period , fell behind 8-6 late in the same quarter and trailed the rest of the way. The loss dropped Southern's sea son record lo 2-6 and made the Tornadoes U·2 in Mid·Ohio Valle~· action. Alexander impro\'ed its slale to 3-4 and 2.1 in conrerenee pla)'· where the Spar. tans are in second plate behind unbeaten Glouster. Southern got on the scoreboard earl)' in the fir st canto l't'hen the Tornadoes started a sustained drive that moved them to the 6 yard line from where Senior Full· back Junior Brewer bulled over for paydirt. Brewer's lQ for the extra poinls on a run around the right end were stopped short. Alexander bounced back quickly and in lhe closing minutes or the first period Hudnell tallied the initial Spartan TD on a Z.yard carry 1.1) the middle. He tllen Col- $2, 195 ~ 64 Rambler !Umble) and collected 49 ol their 89 total¥ardl. GJHS-Nels- York Statistics Wildcat CustomJ 2 Door, Hardtop . Spotless· all white f!nish. New Buick trade-in from satisfied, one local owner. 66 Pontiac ;In Rain; Mud - OPIN EVES, TIL 1:00 Gallipolis, Ohio :,Bl,ue ·Devils Top Buckeyes 21-6 • ,. 111e Sunda)· Times .- St.>nllnel,<~ sunday, October 27, 19GH Hl - Wahama Drops 18-14 Battle66 Pontiac 63 LINCOLN 66 PLYMOUTH BELV. 417 Second Ave. liod with WeBsron In third place. HOW IT WENT The d.rst helf was a scoreless duel with Meigs missing one gOOd shot at I TD In the secoi'KI quaeter. With a ftrst and goal on the ro BW 1995 2395 Country Sedan, V8 1 auto. finish. local owner. trorn' tho 8. However, 1 blocking assignment was missed a~Werry, rushed to throw, missed his target, haUback John Smithlpthe lett Qat. , The tle left Ironton with a 1-5 league record, Meigs at 3-2-1, WEST TEAM Kfi,!uoif\y gg ~ ... "f0i'lfl2 Sunny Dollars 282 W. Main ~ ~~ ::: .IJ Indiana l'cL on the Ironton 10 and was in for the 14-14 ti;,. On the extra point tr)l, with 1 asconl ten.,~ a Meigs lineman .Jumped off and ll was tried' again first wUJI six mlrwtes ten In the third period when 192 lb. ·froshmlln standout fullback JUck Boyktn circle<l his left em (rom the 10 yard line, endl~ a dri\'e of 45 yards In 1 plays.. JWllorQuarterback Grog sternaman passed 1 1' ·~ ; -, ·, �_____......__ ...._ ~udal: TlmL'H .. S.mtincl, Swwln)·, lk:tbbcl' 27, J9t;~ tgs Ties Ironton In·· ·s torybook Firiish ~·." IllONTON - The Meigs Ma· rauder erxl zone by Tiger End i':tqders went au yat1b in :!S se"·.. Mike Akers. A pass for lhc big wilh just one left, El' Cailt.-d, btll who could figure lo. tie lroni.On 1-t.-H, and then there was m"eh danger with no b,taHd on the L•xtn poinls u·y marc lime thab thlt len? lo)'ida)· night in a Southeastern llowcvcr, Ironton tried an 01..,. Ohio Conterc-oce grid contc!\L side kick, or so It seemed, rather lt waa a slol1-buok finish for than putling the ball d1.•cp, and thll MaraOOers, BPoiling whallhc ri~k..ing a Jo~ run bad1. Big 203 Tigers figured was to be their pound senior Larr)' ·Lemley got second league win of the season. the kickoff on the Marauder 45, The Tigers hadgoneahead 14-8 • • IC"'l' itl(: J::"Ot back to the 50. There wore le!ls than 20 seconds ten after • Marauder time out. 1'wo Werry passes r.Ued,lron- ton was penalized 1$ yards to its 35, and it was nest down Meigs, wilh 9 scrord~ lefL · On the neltl call Soph End Jon Kloos got behind hts double' coYerage and caught Werry's pan Mel·gs Stati"sti"cs with just 29 seconls Iefton a bril- . liant catch of a pass rrom the live line into the Ma· INDIVIDUAL YARDAGE MEIGS IRONTON Smith .... 12...1~ 10-51 22-105 Sternaman .. 2--4 2-1 4-5 English ... 13-45 5·12 18- 57 Edwards ..• 2-25 Z-11 4-36 Werry ... 1- 4 2- -3 3- 1 Bentley , •. 3-17 3- 4 6-21 Williams. ~- -l 0 2- 4 Boyk.in .... 9-50 17-n 26-127 Washburn .. .J-19 3-11 7-30 Abboll . . . . . 0 1- 1 1· 1 PAS."i RECEPTIONS Akers - 12 yds; Edwards, 5 Ault - 9 yds; Kloes, 35 yds. yds. SEE••• j '.,, .;;,,;; SL'OHING Bo~kin - 10 yd. I yd run, TD Khw.r;. - 3"i yd. pass, TD Smith- 3 yd. run, EP run, TD Edward s- 5 ) d. pass, TD Washburn - 3 yd. pass, EP Werry ~ Warren Skidmore Quality Salesman SCORE BY QCARTERS, THE WHEELERDEALER Meigs Ironton H- H 0 0 0 0 0 8 6- 14 IIWNTON MEIGS 1st 168 44 1st half 5 115 0 216 115 20 5 0 2nd hal[ half Total First Downs . . • . . . . . . 8 Yards Rushing •.... 107 Yard::; Passill?:, . , .... 9 Total Yards . ....... 116 Pass Attempts ....... 9 Pass Completions •.... 1 Pass interceptions . •.. . 1 Fumbles .•......... . 0 rumbles Lost ...• •. . . 0 Punis ........•.... 2-74 Penalties .• ••. .....• 0 J I 'i TMir c~w,.,.olda aeelu t1 ..ta, Met~ltO "'" · OIIIIHIII, OIIID 5. (j 1 35 98 II 13 2 I 0 0 7-229 0 u 0 2rd hall Total 219 11 236 9 2 4 ' 1 0 2 I I 1 0 3-125 5-155 30 30 II 6 104 17 121 3 I 3-109 6-234 30 65 95 ABA STANDINGS By United Pr~ss International Checlc In Now for ·>:: TEAM EAST W. L, .2 1 <· Kcntuck,}" , Ch .u 0 Gn AU 0 e( •UP ,, Mlnnesol> . .o 0 ::: Miami . . . . . " .0 I .. 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Ironton on its own 40 after another exchange of punts.. With Boykln rambltnc: once ror 22 yards, the Tigers hit the pa.ss to Akers, fourth and goal ·on the Marauder 5. Meigs played without Max Whitlatch, middle guard on defense and lett guard on ortense. Handy Hawley played in ·his place. smith of the Marauders and Boykin of the Tigers were the standout yard gainers, ~ith with 105 yards In 22 ca'rries and Baykin 127 on 26 carries, The big fullback disployod great balance, adequate speed, and remarkable savV}' for a 15 year old. lie appeau to run something like Leroy Kelly of the Cleveland Browns. 1ronton had slight edges in the overall gain departments (see stats chart below). . • Unbeat4bl~''· ~ .. Values 68 Buick $.VI§ ·'· i .li'' . GALLIPOLIS - Coach Glem F rklay; the Blue Devito Jour. Trout'• Gallipolis Blue Devil• ney ro WeUIIon tor their f1Qa1 cllmbod Into a tlefor fourthpiaee CODference pme «the1968cam'with Jackson rln the SOuthealtern palp. The Golden Rocketa were Ohio League Frldoy n18ht by blanked 20-0 by Lopn F r 1sp~ahing over Coach Da\'e Bos- doy. c .lixi • Ntlsonville-York Buckeyes Tllo·NY BuckO)"ea, with the ... . 21-61'" Memorial Field. ceptlon of two serleo In the oocIll' winnlns their second OIId period, were no match for straight loop coolelll on a rain the Gollla Acade1111 aleven In and mud • soaked gridiron, the Frldoy's Paronta Night contest. Blue I DevUa . upped theh' league The Boatonmen pi eked up their . ~~to 3.;1, same ~a the [ron. unly first llowu .. - four - In men. The Jackaonians w e r e tid a period, scored thetr o n i y cn&shed 32-14 b1 champloo Ath- touchdown (let up by a GADS eqo Frldoy hlghl. Electra Custom 4 Or. Hard Top, Factory air cdf1ditiot1'e'd • . :: 'Only 7789 easy miles. Executive's car, ft:~lly equipped, 1vinyl top. i S•vt ·$1,:89$ 68 Buick . LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan. Demo .. Faetory Air CGnditiOned . Fu·J!y equipped. Gold finish with buckskin vinyl seatS. Fully 6s.d. Buick SPENCE I~- Vislling Wabama was within the Spencer 20-yard line on seven different occasions Friday nigh~ but the White Falcons managed 10 score only two touchdowns and the result was a 18-14 setback for the Mason Countians. The defeat left Wahama with a 3 - 5 - J season reC"Ord. Spencer upped its season record to 3- INDIVIDUAL NET P.S., P.B., A.T. Y'AHDS HUSHING (Gallipolis) PLAYER-Pos. TCBYGAVQ Prose, LH, ... . .. 23 199 8.6 5-1. II looked like it was going to be Wahama' s night as Spencer fumbled on the first play from scrimmage, F&.lcon Gene Hal· stead pounced on the oval on the Spencer 20. Four plays later, the Yellow Jackcls took over on downs. This set the pace for the remainder of the evening. The Spencer defense, inside its own 20 , was oothing but tough. The Yellow Jackets drel't' first blood with 6:26 left in the first period. Jim Stotts, Jacket half· back, lugged the ball six plays from the Spencer 46 to the Falcons three. Stormy Stalmaker Bonneville V8 2 Dr. Hard Top. Sharp one owner cor t~at bulled over for the six..pointer. punL The ball was deOected on shows the best of condition. PS, PB & AT. the Spencer eight. The PAT attempt failed. The Jackets held again by i~ The Falcons bounced right back on the ensuing kickoff when terceptin.g a Fields pass on the Dnid Gillespie ran the pigskin one. The Jackets took a 6-0 hairback lo the Spencer 40. time lead into the locker rooms. V8 Station Wagon. Catalina. This cor shows the very best ' "' Gene Garrett, 145--pound sophocondition. In Ule third period, the run. more, was the only man between ning of Bobby Roush and Gary Gillespie and paydirt. Gillespie gave Garrett a nice fake, but Clark, along with a pass to the .Jacket wasn't fooled, and Randy smith put the oval onSpencer's three for the Falbrought him down. 550 6 cyl. 4 Dr. Extro good for model. Gary Clark lhen reeled off a ;.:ons. But once again the Jackets 21-yardcr, down to the Spencer dug in. and held. WiUl 4:01 left in the third peri19. A pass from Gary Fields to od, Wahama finally hit paydirt Clark put the ball on the ~encer when· Fields hit Clark with a one. Wahama fumbled on the nert Country VB Sedan Sta . Wagon . This is fulf sized Ford 33-yard pass. That made it &-6. pia~· . and Spencer reco'o·cred wagon ond show good care. PS, PB & AT. Wahama threatened twice in Gary Burdette kicked the extra ltle secorKI pr:riod. A Fields to point, and WHS led, 7-6. The Yellow Jackets bounced Clark pa ss carried from the Waright back, aided by questio~ hama 20 to the 44. Fields then tossed a strike able personal foul, and roughVB Galoxie "500" 4 Dr. Sedan. Extro Cleon. PS, PB & AT. to Gillespie. Gillespie took it Ing the kicker penalties, and out of tlle hands of a defender, scored their st·cr)nd touchdown and raced to the Spencer 15. with 11:42 left in the final periThe Yellow .Jackets dug in once od. J 1m Stotts rammed it over from the four, and Spencer led again, and held. Electro 4 Dr. Sedan. This car is very clean inside and out. Steve llalstead got the ball IZ-1. We sold this car new and have serviced it since new , BeThe ·Jackets struck again when back for the Falcons on a blocked longed to one of our employees. Jim Stotts took ad\'8ntage or a defensive lapse by WHS, racing to the 14 from the Spencer 45. Three plays later Stotts scored his sccord touchdown from the two. lnvicta Conv. Cpe. You'll have to see thi' one to oppre• " · The last score was set up b3 ciate it. lowed the six..polnter by racing Bryant Hudson when he recovover for the , extra points to put ered a Spencer fumble on the t11e \'isitor's ahead. tl JO f · . d~· l Jacket four . .Bob ·Roush scored . ,.. ) ,. ll l" , , , ,.:l•· , Tlie two teams we re then pit· with 1:18 left in tile game; ·'Bur~·, ' . { , ted in a tight defensive struggle dettc kicked his second extra during the next two quarters wittl point, reducing the count to 18neither team able to get a strong 11. loochdown drhe going. Spencer totaled 260 yards. The Early in the fourlh period, 1-lud- Falcons totaled 262. GMCTRUCKS B1JICK PONTIAC nell Sl'Orcd the secoOO AlexScore by Quarters: ander six..pointer on a five yard Spencer •.• .. ,6 0 0 !2-1 8 PH. 992-2143 POMER(}Y, OHIO tarry that capped a long: drive b)'' Wahama • • , ••. 0 0 1 7-14 the visit.ors. The try for the extra points was short and Alexander came back up field with a 14-6 advantage. ."'outhern. hoYiever, wa s not satIsfied to let the game eOO there and began a drive of Its own that fi nail~ erKied with Quarterback Jim White, a senior, going over from U1c L-foot line on a sneak play with about four minute~ n·· maini ng. Brewer went around the end in an attempt to tally the extra points but was brought down short Southern travels to Eastern this Saturday night for the annual rl valry match between the two schools. 2 Door H.T. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. Whitewall By Quarters: Tires. Just like new. Only 3000 miles. Alexander • • . ..• 8 0 0 6- 14 Southern . • ..••• 6 0 0 6- 12 63 Ford 62 .Buick ' I SEE Ol/R SIGN & SAVE 66 FORD GALAXIE 500 and OLDS Eye-Popp,rs 1964 Cadillac Coupe De Ville ...... ..... $2095 Gold with matching interior, full power equipment and factory oir.oconditioning. 1964 Cadillac H. T. Coupe .............. $1795 Block w~th black Interior, radio, tinted glass and w/ s/w t1res. 66 CHEVROLET IMfilA 2 Door. H.T. 8 cyl. Auto. Trans. P.S., P.B. Radio and'Heater, Whitewall tires. -· Wellaton out or contention as a league chant>ion. Picked' as ifie pre - season ta- vorltea ro ""' the 1968 grid title the Rockets have now been ruled out of the cMse by the virtue of their secon4 consecutive loss \ l' In leai!JI' pla,y. ; 1 i. Fridly'a victory by Logan marked the eleventh eansecu. tlve year that Wellaton has lost to the Chieftains, the last victory being a 14-6 aq,ueeker in 1968, the first year that Bob Radio and .: 1968 Olds ~ Luxury Sedan •••••••• ~ • -$4600 Whitt OW'tr turquoise metallic finish with htrquoi•• Interior, full power equipment, tilt & telescope •teer· int wheel, radio, tinted glan, wl •l w tires, Co....- fortron Air-Conditioning, anti·•pin axle, 18,000 milu. See your authorized Cadillac dealer r Football Standings ott, Prose, Spencer, Burnett, Bush, C. Neal, P. Hueholt, M. Adams, M. (anaday, BosUc. RIPLEY- Coach Dick Ware's mighty Pt. Pleasant Big Blacks ENDS - Ennt s, Mldldff. posted their ntth win in eighl TACKLES - Hickman, Perk- outings here Friday night behind Ins. the strong passing arm of (JuarGUARDS - Pierce, Gail. terback Pete McDermitt. CENTEIIS - Thompson. The final score w~s 34-20 in lli'.t ¥)~- Poiley, Evans, Car- ' favor ~f ·the viSitiQi'J¥K 'Br'il:l\s. ter, Sliilivan, Levering. Pt. Pleasant has lost two and OFFICIALS - David Leighten- tied one. The Blacks play at Hahelmer, Bill Newman, Fred Shu- venswood Frida}', then hosl Galmate and Jack Ley. Portsmouth lipolis in the final game of the and Athens. 1968 campaign on 1\'0'o', 8. NEXT GAllS GAME- Nov. I, McDermitt completed five of at well Ilion. eight passes, four to his favorite target - Dirk Jackson for a total of 150 yardli in Fri· day's victory over the Vikings. Jackson picked up 137 or those yards and two touchdowns on when they mo\'ed to the Logan aerials which covered 35 and 20 yard line, but Perdue lost 84 yards. 23 yards In two plays attemptMike Raw son booted (OW' of ing to pass arxl the ·drive was rive extra points from placedead. menl The final touchdown came with no time left on the clock after Logan gained possession on their own 40 yard line with only 40 seconds left in the contest. Coach Bob BreMan Inserted his sui). stitutes, but Coach Lou Parker of Logan did not, and the Chiefs moved to the Rocket 15 yard line in just five plays plus a 1S.yard penalty. On the last play of the game Bob Johnston hit end Pinky Johnson with a 15-yard scoring pass with Ken Adair rWlning the two -point conversion to Nels~York ... ,0 , '6 0 • '" '· ' • . Ponttf'C:-· o~ Prl• ConYU..' br&Ue. Spec: iel'4 lteerinf, fewer ventllaUon · IYilem, bldd.e~~. owner. C•U rot about Ulil ear,. ~ .f.M-3672 or , .-o1a. SAVE GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. 'four Chevy-OW. 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Ohro. .Youve seen her on TV (along wilh other Ohio homeowners) on our eleclrrc RE-ELECT CLARENCE MILLflt. ·-. To ·cONGREss heati'ng commercials. Her comments oo cost. "Electric heat costs us no more than tHe heat we had. We converted ou ~ 30cYea/·Oid house very easrly - and think eiectri!> IS lhe perfect heal.·· Cali your Reddy Kilowatt Recommended . Dealer or us lor a lree estimate. "'ne Good Term ' Deserves ' • ~~ " . '.t,."-: ·,t ,. Mallo Hthr., radio, wbllewall Ure., - Meigs 14 lronron 14 Gallipolis 21 Nels-York 6 Coal Grove.Jronton st. Jo (Played Saturdoy night). NOV. I GAMES: l z.:J!JS ~ ' Hemsworth and Tum Prose got thelr share of tackles for the winners. It was the flnaJ home game '"' Uble. blac~ whlk lop, b,rdrama, tic tun~~rnp&lon , conaoJe. Powr Pl. Pleasant 34 Ripley 20 Milton 16 Huntington 114 logan 20 Wellston 6 Athens 32 Jackson 14 ~ ;!' ."·...:. '1.' . Senior Mike Adams, who opened the game at fullback (he picked up 13 yards in three trips) played ooe of the b e • t games in his career Friday. Fine blocking enabled the Blue DevU backs to march through the Buckeye llne. Gib Craig, Ron Russell, Rick Mosley. Bill Da vis, David Johnson, Pete Neal, Mark Davis, David Burnett, Tim FOR THIS ONE! 3~· 149 .•2 ' 2...·--..~ ' The det'eat left: Nelsonvllle~ York wtnl~ss in Ieacue play (06) and overall, the Bucks sea· son record dipped to 2..6. T h e Bucks battle Athens Friday night in their final loop encounter. 5herman Perkins stood out for the visitors on defense Frl<ioY. -ATTIACT NEW INDUmT TO THE 10TH DlmiCT -'ROVIDE NEW AND lETTER SCHOOLS -IUILD NEW AND SAFER HIGHWAYS .-IMPROVE WATER CONSERVATION AND FLOOD CONTROL CONDITIONS IN OUR AREA. •·... •.. ,. , , ,,2 over Athens. Since 1925 Athens has won only 13 contests from the lronmen while loaing 22 times with two games ending in ties. Statistic• show Athens leading in e\'ery department of the contest. First downs favored the whmers 21-8, rushing yardage was 278 to 127, and passing show· ed Athens with seven of' 12 for 120 yards while Jackaon netted only three of 15 for 29 yards. Goodwin was the game's t o p ground gainer with 129 yards in 20 carries. Score by quarters : Athens . . . 12 8 12 0 - 32 Jack!OO . . . 0 0 0 14 - 14 yards. He Hm Introduced and Supported Legislation to: W. L. PC\. • • • : ,2 1 .667 ~ 2 .soo : . .': .2 2 .,!(lil ~ p!ooshlp the Bulldogs delealed the only SEOAL team that holds the advantage 1n won-lost statistics and added l3 by the air for 89 TOTALS 22 22 4 668 668 fRIDAY'S RESULTS: btr""' .• the contest. In wrapping up their grid cham· '· Jackson , . , .. 3 3 0 109 108 Iaiii /~; It 32-14 with 2:53 remaining In SEE.~. Gallipolis . ... 3 3 o 79 94 lronron , ... .. I 4 1 106 101 • -::a. "''t .• .2 , 2 ~soo ' • ·: ,2 3 :~ ' . POMEROY ·-· Viking quarterback Terry Landis lhrew for one touchdown and ran 10 yards for another as Hip. ley ga ined 135 total ya rds. Point Pleasant ~,;a ined 353. !'oint Pleasant .. 14 13 0 7- 31 Hiple~· . . . . . . . 0 7. 6 7- 20 pp - Park I run (Jfawson kick) I'P - Jackson 35 pass from McDermitt ( ltawson kick) PP - Jackson 84 pass from McDermitt {Rawson kick) PP - Northup 17 nm (kick failed) n - King 7 run (Chambers kick) R Landls 1'l run (kick failed) PP - Northup 16 run (Rawson kick) R - Chambers 6 pass from LaOOis (Chambers kick) ers back Into the contest, but the Ironmen still managed to drive In !rom the 16 with Sexton get. ting the final four yards to make yard• In It aue~ !'l>lley was limited ro :15 yardl In 22 carries ·bY the GAllS dofenohle unit. Golllllolls rackod up 18 flrot downs, J)lrmitted tour. The Blue Devllo, In cllmbllll! ro the .500 mark with a 4-4 season record, . totalod 331 yardl - all but 12 came on the ground. Nel sonvllleYork gained 76 on the ground ,. SEOAL ONLY TEAM W L T POP Athens....... 5 0 I 84 49 Logan ....... 4 2 IJ 98 63 Wellston ...... 3 2 I 62 46 Meigs .. , .... 3 2 I 96 52 make It 20-0. reboondod from " '-'· ....__ ~ · · - ·· --- Big Blacks Post Fifth Win, 34-20 (Nelsonville.York) A!J~·1!.:.: URR & VAN ZANDT MOJOR SALES IJod\ .._.. recqvered for the Athens Clinches SEOAL Grid Crown WESt ~ ' ___ .... MU .. Pierce ,z z Olds trod1t. Just li~t !'ew. ... ,. -- Aller forcing the, Buckeyes ro .PWII 10 playa later, Tom ~­ cir . 1\tmbled an the GAHS 31. JACKSON - Coach IJoo Es· strike to end Larry V lncent for going lnro the lourth period. Both Jack8011 touchdowns came key's quick -moving Athena Bull- the score. Again a converaton Nels.·York , , • 0 17 37 0-54 dogs of!lclally won tbe 1968 run fa!lod and Athen.o loci 12.j) In the fourth period by lullback fUMBlES SEOAL football tlUeootrlghtFrl- with 25.se.conds showing on the Gary Sexton on runs of eight 2 11 0-4 day nl&ht u they 1maahed t h e clock. and tour yards. ills first was Gallipolis . . • o 0 I 0-1 Jacksori lronmen 32-14 for their Nels ...York ~ • • In the oecond J>Orlod Athena re- apinlt the A~~Wn• suba with 5:22 RECOVERED BY third ciJomplonshlp In four sea- covered an Jronmen tumble on the left with Darwin Valentine addGallipolis • • • I 0 I 0- 2 son, and ninth ln the school'shis· Jackson 35 and scored in three ing the oonversJon on a run to Nela.-York . • • 1 1 1 0- 3 tory. plays with hallback Mike Goodwin make It 32-8. YARDS LOST PENALTIES Sexton's second m followed The lopoldod Athens victor¥ rlwing the final 10 yards to payGallipolis • , • , 5 15 0 5- 25 comblnod with the Wellslnn de- dirt. Handley's pasa to tullback the recovery of an Athena tumble Nels.-York ••• 20 o o o- 20 feat by Logan clinched the title Dave Coon for the two - point on the Bulldog 30 yard line. for tile Bulldogs reprdieas of conv~rslon made It ZO.j)with2:24 Coach Eskey Inserted his start PUNTS - (GallljJolls) - ~e~>­ the outcome next Frlda,y In tho remaining ln the second period. cer, 1-42, (42.0). (Nelsonville- Athens • NelsonvUle ~York conAthens took the second half York) - M!dld!f, 7-242, (34.5). test. ldckocr and drove 64 yards In SCORING - (Gallipolis) Athens wasted little t J m e jist six plays to send Handley Prose', 63-yard run, 9:33 in sec~ F1·ida,y night aa they .POUJICed for his second touchdown or the ond, ~encer, kick; Spencer, 6- on a Ray DeStepllen !Umble on game on a five yard run at the yard run, 5:20, third, Spencer, the Jackson 38 yard line and acor· 9:27 mark. The score stood at kick; Spencer, 7-yard run, :10, odIn jullt five plays with quarter- 26-0 when the conversion run third, ~encer, kick. (Nel!ton. back Bob Handley getting tho TD was stopped. ville-York)- ·Evans, 1·yardrun, on a 10 yard run. The conver. The final Bulldog tally came ALL GAMES :09, secoOO. run fail . sion run Called but it was 6..0 with 3:25 left In the third per. TEAM WLTPOP with 9:55 loft In the flrlll quar- lod following an 18 play, 82 AlhOM ... , ... 6 I I 138 76 -LINEUPSyard march which ended with ter. Wellston ... , .5 2 I 138 64 . (Gallipolis) Goodwift getting his ..cood TD• The Bulldogs' next touchdown Pl. Pleasant .. S 2 1 163 79 ENDS - Paul~y, Craig, R. El· came following an lronmen jJUDt on a brilliant 29-yard scamper. Jackson •.... 5 3 0 165 128 llott, Wilson, G. Canaday. to the Jackson 47. Seven pla,ya The conversion pass failed, but TACKLES - Mosley, Hems· later Handley fired a 23-yard the Bulldogs were on top 32.0 Logan ••.. '.5 3 0 118 84 Meigs ....... 4 3 I 115 86 worth, M. Davis, Clagg, Daniels. Gallipolis . , , .4 4 o 113 121 GUARDS - B. Davis, Baxter, Hunt. High .... 3 4 I 122 85 Cleland. Coal Grove . ... 2 5 0 113 167 CENTERS - Russell, RossignNels-York .... 2 6 o 80 155 ol, Wood. lrontoo ...... I 6 I 120 111 BACKS - Johnson, W. Elli- ,. ........ _ uprighta from placement, giving GADS a 7-0 lead. left, giving GAHS a i:i-6 lead. rled ·three Umea for 31 yards, ~cer'B J>Orfect made It FB Clalck Neal three Ume; lor ~4-6. Prose 'picked up 55 yardo 19 yards. In eight carries on this drive, In the lourth J>Orlod, the ralnThe GAHS deCenoe asatn held soakod grldmen exchangodpunta. on the following aeries, taking Late in the pme, GAHS clrw:h'e over on the GAHS 37 after ~n~ ro the NY 13 alter tackle lllck cer re1urnod Ed Mldld!l'a JlUIII Moaley Intercepted a Dave Sul. !Ivan pa88, returning It slxynrds. seven yards. Seven play slater, ~cer slip~ Time ran out before the Galpod around right end from ..,._ lians could ~ch over another en yards out. That made It 20-6. acqre. Prose was the top groul!dgalnAp.in ~cer's Jdck from place~ ment was true, and it was21..&.1n er tor GAllS with 199 yards in the 63..yard drive Prose car- 23 trips. Neal finished with 83 Nei&-·York • . 9 2o 1 12-48 RE11JRN YARDAGE Gallipolis • ..• 29 23 7 8- 67 1,- ,. • '·' GAHS !efthalf Tom Prole lcamJ>Orod 63 1ard• "" tho filth pla,y ol the aecond period ro prt GAHS out In froltt, 6~. Nine minutes and 33 oeconds remalnod on the eloek. Tom Spencer split t h e statistics show Wellaton leadwoek's 21·14 OPIOt W Galllpolla irw in first downs 16-14, but Lo. by withstanding a fterceWellllon gan rollod .., 223 1ards oo the passing aU.,ck, which eventually ground and hit anen of17passea led to the Rocket's ckrwnlall as for 82 11}ore ylrds, In the air quarterback Rick Perdue lost Wellston attempted 38 passes, 54 yards ~UtmjJUng to pass. completed 15 tor 153 yards, and Lojan' s fttst touchdown w a s saw , two intercepted, both kllltrc set (I) when a WeUolon fUmble potentlall<l\lchtliMn dr!fOs. score by quarters: 'strall!ht .., In the air lor 15 feet and woo caught by Chuck Lopn • •• •• , .6 6 ·0 8-20 Conrad on the .Rocket19 and re- Wellstoo • •• • .0 0 0 o- 0 \b 1tha nioe fard Une. o~ ~ tlrst pla,y Cattrld rlj>ped around end for nine yards and NBA Standinp ' tilli<hdoiv'n w!lh 2:411eft In the first period. A cotrferalon run , NBA STANDINGS ·(Ailed and Logan hold a 11-1) lold By United Pre" International at e'i:' Ule llrol·period. EAST '• · . .nd pel"[oil end .Bill Tt:AM W. L. Pet. · ~ ·..!! blockod " Boo~ , •• . •• ~ I 1,000 on , tht;J Roeketa.~ f ·, CfncJ.-*1 • • , '· ~. ,3 I .750 "'"' .,,,.,.,. tacl<le Mike Baltlmclre , ••' •• 4 2 .667 • Gt!l@!l o00ilped it up and rant• Phlladolphla ••• ,500 ond!· .... for Ute !!ow yclrk. •• , • ;2 3 ·toll ~raton was Detrbi.t •• • . , , .2 3 ,400 with Mllwbkee • • , •• 0 3 .ooo Lopa ant ,Period, violtora oo the Galliano 28. With Ieitha!! Jerry Polley doing moot of the rumlng, the Bucks dl'OV'e to the Devils one with nine aecooda left In the hall QB Larry Evans rammed It over. It waa 7-6. Polley was snow· ed under on the extra J)Oints at. tempt. The acore remained 7..6 during lntermlasinn, After halting the Bucko following the third period ldckol!, GAHS marched 66 yardll In II playa. ~cerracodaroondrlght end fc-11· the final slx wttb 5:20 ""'*. "$1,395 . Statio!\ Waeon 4 Door. 8 cyl. Auto. trans. P.S., P.B., Heater. Whitewall tires. Air conditioned. Golden Rocketa 20-0 and dropped COICh. $1895 64 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE WELLSTON - Logan's Chief· talns contlnue:<f their long .- time 11 hex" over Wetlston Friday night as they soundly trounced the Brehnan _.od as Ute Rocket $1695 Alter a acorelen Logan Rips Wellston, 20-0 f 2 Door. H.T. 352 engine, auto. trans. P.S. P . B~. Racllo·.and Heat er. Whitewall tires. Only 26,000 nllle,s, Like new. ' · , new -TEAM STATISTICSSCORE BY QUARTEIIS Gallipolis •• ,, .• o 7 14 IJ.-21 Nels.-York , . , • • 0 6 0 0- 6 FIIIST DOWNS Gallipolis • • , • • 3 3 8 4-18 Nolsonvllle- York •• o 4 0 IJ.- 4 YARDS GAINED RUSHING Gallipolis •• SO 98 1211 60-337 NeiS-·York •• 19 53 13 18- 98 YARDS LOST RUSHING Gall!po(ls • • • • 13 3 0 2- 18 Neli.·York •••• 8 4 3 7-22 NET YARDS RUSHING Gallipolis ••• 37 95 1211 58-319 Nels.-York . • 11 49 10 6- 76 PASSES ATTEMPTED Gaif!l,oJ!s . . • • • 2 o o 5- 7 ' Nels.-York • • • , 1 o 1 5-7 PASSES COMPLETED Gallipolis • • • . 0 0 0 I-I Nels.-York • • . ." 1 0 1 0~ 2 PASSES INTERCEPTED Gallipolis • • . . 0 0 0 1-1 Nels.·York •• 'i i:Qj ~l- \ YARDS GAINED l''AKsiWG . Gallipollo •••• o o o 12-IZ Nels.-York_ ~c· • 6 0 7 0-13 TOTAL YARDS (Rush-Pau) Gallipolis .•• 37 95 129 70-331 Nels.-York. ; 17 49 17 6- 89 PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE Gallipolis •.. IS 9 18 20-- 6Z BLAEftNARI 2 Door H.T. 390 engine, 4 speed trans. Whitewall tires. One owner TCBYG AVG. Levetlll&, FB, . .. . 4 14 3.5 Ewna, QB, . .• .. . 9 26 2.9 Polley, LH • ... ••. 22 35 1.5 Clrter, RH, . . . . 6 I .16 TOTALS 41 76 L8 ·· MANY-;MQRf'- $1995 55 (Nelsonville-York) $595: 66 FAIRLANE 500 GT 3 '3.0 26 2.9 1 1.0 ·2 -1 -2 -2 -2 -2 319 S. 7 PLAYE~-Pos. $795 $2595 Bostic, LH, . . . . . I TOTALS ~ 68 MERCURY COMET 83 5,9 13 4.3 9 1 2 1 !Ju~h, FB, . • . , . . 1 $895 . 61 Buick Neal, FB, . . . . , . 14 Adams, FB, . . . . 3 Spencer, QB, • • • • Hueholl, FB, . . . . W. Elliott, QB, . . . Johnson, LH, ..• , . $795 $1,395 64 Ford Southern Beaten HACINE - .o \luandcr' s Spartans made lwu tou chdowns and .. one extra point r un by Or!~ )Jud. nell, a 170 lb. junior back, :;taod up here Friday night as the ,.\ !hens Countians eked oul a H-12 victor3• over Southern. The Tornadoes of Coac h Bob Ashle~· got the lead early in the first period , fell behind 8-6 late in the same quarter and trailed the rest of the way. The loss dropped Southern's sea son record lo 2-6 and made the Tornadoes U·2 in Mid·Ohio Valle~· action. Alexander impro\'ed its slale to 3-4 and 2.1 in conrerenee pla)'· where the Spar. tans are in second plate behind unbeaten Glouster. Southern got on the scoreboard earl)' in the fir st canto l't'hen the Tornadoes started a sustained drive that moved them to the 6 yard line from where Senior Full· back Junior Brewer bulled over for paydirt. Brewer's lQ for the extra poinls on a run around the right end were stopped short. Alexander bounced back quickly and in lhe closing minutes or the first period Hudnell tallied the initial Spartan TD on a Z.yard carry 1.1) the middle. He tllen Col- $2, 195 ~ 64 Rambler !Umble) and collected 49 ol their 89 total¥ardl. GJHS-Nels- York Statistics Wildcat CustomJ 2 Door, Hardtop . Spotless· all white f!nish. New Buick trade-in from satisfied, one local owner. 66 Pontiac ;In Rain; Mud - OPIN EVES, TIL 1:00 Gallipolis, Ohio :,Bl,ue ·Devils Top Buckeyes 21-6 • ,. 111e Sunda)· Times .- St.>nllnel,<~ sunday, October 27, 19GH Hl - Wahama Drops 18-14 Battle66 Pontiac 63 LINCOLN 66 PLYMOUTH BELV. 417 Second Ave. liod with WeBsron In third place. HOW IT WENT The d.rst helf was a scoreless duel with Meigs missing one gOOd shot at I TD In the secoi'KI quaeter. With a ftrst and goal on the ro BW 1995 2395 Country Sedan, V8 1 auto. finish. local owner. trorn' tho 8. However, 1 blocking assignment was missed a~Werry, rushed to throw, missed his target, haUback John Smithlpthe lett Qat. , The tle left Ironton with a 1-5 league record, Meigs at 3-2-1, WEST TEAM Kfi,!uoif\y gg ~ ... "f0i'lfl2 Sunny Dollars 282 W. Main ~ ~~ ::: .IJ Indiana l'cL on the Ironton 10 and was in for the 14-14 ti;,. On the extra point tr)l, with 1 asconl ten.,~ a Meigs lineman .Jumped off and ll was tried' again first wUJI six mlrwtes ten In the third period when 192 lb. ·froshmlln standout fullback JUck Boyktn circle<l his left em (rom the 10 yard line, endl~ a dri\'e of 45 yards In 1 plays.. JWllorQuarterback Grog sternaman passed 1 1' ·~ ; -, ·, �' I .20 '- . The SondiiJ' Times • Sentl'l!!l, Sunda.•; o.tobor 21, t9BK · .,E astern Thumps -Southwestern Team, 36-·1 4 LW £astern ~~les gdd team scored In ewr~- periOO to root Eardln Cllli>lnB tho efTort on a , Bastern waated JUlle tlll)e in 20 yard touclldown corry lito In gettt11; on the scorebolrd as the qu~rter. A pau lrom Jack visiting Southwestern by a con-- good TliPPEilS PL!)INS - A ftred 'I vind~ 3G-H marb<in friday. The victor)', a first for the Dig: Green since the opening game of the season when they thump.. ed Hannan - Tr~cc 36-6, left the Eagles of Coach Billy Kincaide 2·2 in the Southern Valley Ath-letic Conferenl.-e and 2..0 over- all. The defeat left Steve Stiles' Highlat.:lers 2-3 in the S\'AC and M overalL Karr connected Lewis to Scott,y Athl was Quarterback Ray on a 40 yard touchdown pass to standout F'restwnan Dennis Elchirq,yCr, a 171 ))CIUOO erxl, after only about two mhwtes ot the first period had elapsed. The Eagles made the score 8-0 then as Karr, a senior, put another aeril.llnto the arms of Eichinger for the extra points. The Highlanders of GallJa Count.\' came bouncing back with on a roorth punt attempt and blocked the try with Tc.. Karr , pouncj~ oo It In the ood zone for the extra point& to tle the acore at 8-8. From here on, however, It was proctiCJlly all Eastern, lhc>usb for the olx points. It was II leaat the fourth punt steUlllr hod blocked this seaam ,!« tho Eqles. The try for the PATa on a pus waa no pod. leadiJW~ The Karr to Elclllnpr c..,. blnatlon conll.-...1 to cllck In U. third ljUirQor when Elchlnpr made a bolutlful s1111 of a 21 yard aer1ol and went Into the ood ...., untooched. Jla.ymond Cline tollled U. extra polnto on a nm around the right 'aide. Elstern acored once more ln Eoatsm'a llna1 TD reaultod western got more first dCMna the firat half when Dan Grueaer. lrom a Rlgliander tumble that and outrushed the hosts. The Junior loll holfblck, broke 10010 waa taken deep In the Yl.sltor'• Highlanders lost (our rwnbles. and scotted 72 yards to paydll'L own territory and alter fourpliiJ'I Junior Jim stettler accounted A pass ti'CIJI Karr to Eichinger Karr went wide to the rlgllt for the next TD as he poured in scored the extra polnto end the and In to score. The extra polnta through the Highlander detenee first holf ended with Eoalorn the n..t st.ltiatics showed South- By conversion atteqt on a pau wioo no.goOd. . ,:-1 BEfORE · You bUr, ., .. THI SCHULT LINI. YOU Quortero: sw.•.•.•. ' •• 8 0 0 6-14 EASTERN•••• 8 H 8 6-36 • SouthWestern got lts second STA11S11C,S TD lilts In tilt list perlnd, wllll SW EAST. aevenl Eastern aubs in the Ua&·Firat Downs, .• , ·, • 11 5 up1 when Senior Jim Wilker ran Yda. Ru1h. ...• , , ,216 193 57 yards to score. The extnl points try on an aerial roll In- Yds. Pan•..••• ••. 52 82 ff. Lo"f t~~utlllty Co11 own o 60 built ...... -.................... ........ --- , Pass. C4JII1) , , • • , • 2 Eoatorn will play host to Southern thla comlna Seturdo,y· Pasa. Inter. . . . . • . 1 night .In a Mid ~ Ohio Volley c.... Fumblea .. . . • • . . . 4 Fwnblea Lost .. .. . 4 rerence tilt. . :USE CLASSIFIED ADS ·~--~------------- "'_"" RATES .......,,. u. ' .,....... • • •l6c liM . '. e41 ••• OM tlfM All re1tflctellll to their · lll'ilf* cl••~ tflc_.l.,.l oncl te th. 5 -· ,..•._ ........... ' 2 I 0 North Gallia Downs Hannan Trace, 42-14 GALLIPOLIS - Coach M e I Carter's North Gallia Pirates pleased a Parents Night crowd Friday night at North Gallia as they downed the Harman Trace WildcatR 42.14. Alan Hall, 160.pound jwl.i.or, scored three times and Turley George, 145-pound junior, tallied twlee to pace the Pirates. George scored ,the extra points lttree times for the Pirates. Hall and George were the top ground gainers for the Pirates as the former averaged nearly 10 yards per carry getting 164 net yards in 17tries. George carried 21 times and pi eked up a net 148 yards, for 7.1 yards per carry. I I touchdown In the third period and then the Pirates came back with two in the ftnal stanza. Alan Hall scored his ftrst touchdown with 5:45 !ell In tile first period from three yards out. TUrley George ran the extra points. The touchdown march covered 60 yards in 13playa. The Pirates dominated play ln first period gelUng a net 97 yards to 25 for Hamum Trace. The Pirates had a touchdown called !Jack late In the flrst per~ iod al'ter Ron Painter raced sev· en yards lnto the endzone only to have the score nullified by a Pi~ rate illegal procedure penalty. The drive started on the H81Ulan Trace 49 where JlUlior Hwrt, 150 - pound jWlior, recovered a Wildcat fumble. The second period was less than two minutes old when Hall raced 49 yards up the mlddJe for the Pirates second touchdol¥11 and George ran the extra points to give North Gailia a 16..0 lead with 10:23 lett in the first half. The WUdcats first big threat came late ln the second period when they marched to the Pirates five yard Iitle with fourth down and five to go, A bad pass The win assured the Pirates of' at least a second place tie in the Southern Valtey Athletic Conference with a 3..2-fl S\' AC record. North Gallia is now 4-4.(1 in all games. It was ttle eighth consecutive loss for tile Hannan Trace Wlldcats who are 0-4.0 ln SV AC competition and 0-8-8 in all games. The Wildcats wind up the season next Thursday night against Kyger Creek, the 1968 SVAC champs, in the final game of the season for both squads. After an 8~ first period lead, the Pirates picked up three touchdowns in the second period to take a 28JJ halftime lead. T h e Wildcats scored their first We can make the woman you love happy BAIRD BROS ~>.n, r•• _. •• ,•• _, ,,,. ..., _~, ...~. - · hi ........1... 1 c•" ~- 1!1114 fer clntlfl.. •dwertlllllllioi ~4 ... , .. , ef )h.f...:•.ch ch. ... o. •m "-· .... I)EVOE:ALL,lN"TH.EI,I r!'"i ~. - ~I '"' EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT 1111 the apaclal eynthetle resin binder tflat glvea All~·~~ Weather Exterior unusual water-resistance and adhesion to wood. This fine paint cornea In over 1,000 vlduatlty as well aa protection. SO If the woman you love Ia after you to paint the house ahe loves, see us. .' ' you'll both love. CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY 0PtJ. B&O Deuot PT. PLEASANT SEE US BEFORE YOU BUYI ACCESSORIES Metal • Bestos Vent Pipe . Basht Grates & Portable Grates ~ ' · ~ ·' " ... ,1,, •ll·... v .. ,;o.,<!.J/lt Pettenaon thua earned a spot In tile Rnala ot an elimination to determine a new Ellropean ll.ght mlddlewelgllt hoxlna champion, He wiD fAce the wtmer ot a bout later lhla month between Jo Gonzales of France and Remo GoHarlnl of llal,y. a aateey for the Wlldeats, who wound up with 14 points. North Gallla had 22 first downs to 13 for HI.DIW1 Trace. The PIrates ground wt 326 yards on the ground and oompleted [our at eix passes for 61 anO a net 387 yards. . MI. Nebo, traditional burial place of Moses, is in the Pis~ah range, 1 oc a I e d In anc1ent Palestine and now part of Jordan. ~-t-if.R IT'S NOT TOO EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS AT BENRtJS FOR CHRISTMAS LAY·A·WAY NOW • 171owo!s Pocked with high performance features. Clock-controlled automatic oven. Automatic pre·heat. 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MULLINEAUX DIXXlliATING NAT!IRAL fl8ll fumaeea, forced 8tn<e ltll IIUIOI alr, 111,000 to 'lt,OtiO B.T.U. All ~ '11tJrd AVOIIH, Galllpolll In good 1JOiflq condltloa, fll. See at Rio Grande Bar· cabtnela, supplies, her Shop. open til I p.m. I'll. $SUO, $48.115 up. Jmmodlate 245 5!11111. 251-3 delivery, In stock. Slmmona Ptg. " Olflee Equip. 446-Im. 11159 PONTIAC lllltoa waaon. . 11041 I poos..,..... Priced to sell. Ph. HI sas. :DW TYPE,WRITERS, adding 111K1J. Jnes, new 8Dd 111ed. Simmon• 11 PT. Ranalloul, 80 Hp. fte. l'tf. & Ofllce Equip, 448-IS87. eeally overlllllled,. IIINJ'Y 11041 engine, traDer. Del Glnpr. ~. 44MTII. ~ FILING eu M CHEVY. ! door Sedan, 301 cubic Inch, 4 barroll, S speed .., ftoor, good oondiUon. all $350. 10.~ trailer or cheaper property !960 CHEV. Biseayne, 2 dr .. VB, st. trans., radio, $165. Ph . ln. Low Down Payment 252-3 FOR $2011 down. you can buy a 51> A. baby !ann with 3 room home, dug well, plenty pines. IF CARPET beauty doeon't show, clean It rlglll and watch located on county rd. Immed· it glow. Use Blue Lustre. Rent late possession . electric shampooer Fann· Price Reduced er's Hardware Co. 252-6 PRICE has been reduced to f9500 on this 44 A. farm. 2 EARLY AMERICAN !n'EREO, story home. bath, plenty wa· AM. FM. RA,DIQ, lpr~ty map. ter . large barn. olenty JlSSle linlllh, 4 speed .. changer. Iurec Farm machinery and Payments of $6.00 per month cattle toes . or pay balance due f92.98. Pit. 448.1028. 252-3 om.. 4411-47'15 u 11n. Evnlllp SOLID STATE S'IEREO. 1961 Doug We!llerlloll, Pb. 448.4t44 watnut stereo console wilh 4 Robert L Baird, Pb. 44&-opeakor, 4 speed automatic manger. Make payments of or pay just $8116. Call 448.1028. 252-3 Deluxe Income OWNER wants to retire. Will ONE of the finer things of life sacrifice. 1964 Dodge truck. ~Blue LuBin! carpet and up1987 Dodge truck, tow mneholstery cleaner. Rent elecage, equipped to do plumbtric shampooer $1. Central Ing. Plenty tool•. equipment Supply Co. 252-e and a large slt>ck of part•. This ls an outstanding busiBEEF lor sale for home rr-. ness with a marvelous lners. Earl Logan, Ph. 448.2893 eome. If you want your own after 6 p.m. 252-e business and an 01>portunlty to make money lor your self. 'lAMMOND elect. organ. excelfor more details ealt Howard lent cond .. walnut ftnlsb. will sac;r!Dce for $600. Pit. 448. of Lots Ottl.'l. 311-8 WE HAVE building lots and RUGS a mess? Clean lor less small ..,...age. Vacation Iolli witb Blue Lustre. Rent elec- willt water fronts. Call Hotrlc sbampooer $1. Sh01>nard. bart Dillon. 882 tat A... 252-e Is Quahty !MJ'OR'l'ANT It> you? If so. cl!ecl< 1M' outstanding line of onalltv homes destllled lor Insurance tile dlocrtmlnaling buyer. 2 FOil ALL your ln!!UrBnce needs, RR. 3 BR. 4 BH aod 5 DR eheek wllb your Granp ag. homes. Call Lucille Brannon. enls at the Neal Ins. Agency, ExceDent Buy til Stale St. Agents lor auto, lli STORY. 3 BR and both, pan. lire, Romeowntl'll, ~llal eled LR, large ldtehen with and, general Uabmty. ~ plenty c•bloela, basement 448.1781 or 256a3. '1. P•••• DiDon A11eKy es.ao ~Is NATIONWIDE INSURANCE AUTO, lire. life. 41 state st. Waldo P. Brown, W. R. 11-41 with gas forced air rumrovered natlo On £ron! and back, olenn windOW!! and doors. 2 acres cl. clean tand In grua. mall red pony bam, located 1 mi. off Rt. 7 .., a blacltot> road on Ra<>eoon Creek. hai water front. Prb $8,1110. H.lnchome Twiol-o-flooo" ·o!l'lea. Stoinlrio llff~ SUS. ~iillaw Eftlllp - - •1 on.,. YOU'lL Uke every\hiDg about this 4 BR, 111 st«y homo located ou a large tot . - J mDes from town. Has a two car garage and Is prk<!d below !he coat to replace. Cali today for an appolnlmenl. IF YOU ean qualify you can buy this 2 BR home with basement, wall to wan ..,... pet In living room, attached garage for ISOO down and balance like rent. Located near town on SR 1118. W'liLMAN '! ..:·\.: •• m. 446-17" 3 Bedroom • Large Lot FOB A HOME IN TOWN ON A l.AitOE LOT, WJ: HAVE rr. n' HAl BEEN COMPLETELY Ill!· MODELED WITH NEW IDT· CHEN, NEW I'Uiil.'IACE. NEW CARPETING AND LOTS OF PA· NELI'NO l.OTS OF SHAD! AND Faun' TREU IN THE Y.UD. YOU'LL ENJOY IT, AND 1'111$ PRICE 18 1A!I THAN 111.000. OWNI:R JUST IIOVI!D OUT OF STATE. For A Delightful Experience YOU'LL ENJOY THIS BRAND NBW HOME :&ILCH TOO: YOU DTER JT, VDY VDY NICE KITCHJ:N JNCLVDI:S RANGE OVEN', REPRIO . I:TC. 1\lt BATIIB. ENTtU HOME IS CARPJ:I'ED AND Tr IS LOCA"n!D ON A LARGF. LOT IN KYGER CK . SC . DISTRICT. Near New 3 Bedroom 3 Acres HERII!:'S A VEBV LOVELY HOJII!: ABOUT 4 Mlt..M OUT . JT IN · CLUDES A BUILT JS KITCHEN. CARPETED UVING ROOM. CO· VI!'JI:ED PATIO WJ'I'H GLASS DOOR. l'h CmAMI'C BAniS PLUS A FULL BASDIENT AND J CAR GARAGE. PLENTY OF ROOM FOR CHILDBEN TO PLA.Y , PLUS PASTURE POR A PONY AND RAISE A GARDEN. Lower River Rd. New Usting 4511 State Rt. 160 4Acres In-Town IF YOU HAVE BUN LOOKING m LIKE LIVING IN 'rim COUM· TRY~ tflltJ:'S A JtOCa: :1 ..0. lOOM HOIU Wrnf A v.I.Y NJCI: JCITCR'IN, L.UG& aOOIII o\ND A GOOD LOCATIOM'. IN'· CLUDES A I.AJIGE Pldlll P0NP AND PLEN'I'Y 01' PABfU'D JI'Oa A HOIIR. 5 Ye~r Old Brick On u.s. 35 11011 -YOV CAN , _ tnnfniA!I' '1'1111 l.ova. Y HOJOI - UVJMO, DINING AJm RAU. A1U1: C::AU'CI'ID. LAJMl. ftllEPLACI:, MAilBLII IJUA, liM! BATIII AND I..O'n OJ' NA.c."a AND QUift. BUY MOW Bti,. PIU'CS INCBE.U&. AtiD auilding Lots lit • 1110. PAVID lftDI', 000D LOCA"nO.N:, WOULD T01J ~ u.-.oo. Upper 2nd Ave. 48edroom XAD Ul AN 0 , _ ON T1111 OLDEil JIOIIE. Ki lCB&N 11M JUBT BEEN C'Olii'Lm'SLY U. MODELED AND JMCLVIJEI llANO&. Tllal:& AU I IMftll AND A JQW FU'It.HACI: PL1lB A. LAROE IDI' AND QAAAG.. $9,800- 3 Bedroom THIS ON& II LOCA'TI:D IN TOWN ON A CORND LO'I'. ft'l SIIALL BlM' NIL"II:. BU1LT J'N CABINETS IN IDiCH&N. OWII· ZR WILL TRAO. lOll lhLUI,. J'ARII. HERJE IS A VERY NICI!: 3 BED· ROOM HOMJ: ON A 1 ACRE LOT PRICED UNDER ltUII'IO. INCLlJDrlS BUlLT IN CABINETS. WAU. TQ WAU. CARPET, TULL BASEMENT, CBR~JIIC TILE BATH, 8'J'OHM WlNDOW8 AND QARAGE . DON'T WAr!' AND BE DISAPPOINTED. For Rent VDY NlCB LABOlt .ODftff I BZD•OOII BllJCI[ wrTH MOl). ERN XlitR&N, ROT WA'I'D fmAT AND J'tllL BA.....,.h AT EUliDA. EXCELLENT buslnesa opportunity for husband and wife MAN OR WOMAN team. Must have some eaplerty considerable. II you are RELIABLE person from thlll tat. Will finance right party. looking for value In a good loarea to service and collect Call or lll'l'ile Westingbouse eatlon see this. Will finance from automatic dispensers. Laundromat Distributor, 101) easily. 19000. No experience needed we Troy St., Dayton, 0. 454114, 3 BEDROOM home In city, lot , IS0.42, parlly furnished, stove, washing machine. breakfast set, etc. Will sell on land contract. M750. WE HAVE several nice homea . See ua. Always nice to laD: to you. ~ -* OJ"· •. ~ ·'" r Rusoell D. Wood-!IB-4flt Jobn I. Rlchrdll--4.,._ Roaald K. eanauy t l l - IIUSINF.Ss OPPOR'n1NITY establish aceounts for you. Car, references and $985.00 HOME. 8 rootll.! and bath, 2 porches. one enrlosed. full basement, gas furnace, garage, large lot, 129 Third Ave. Call 448-3844 after 5 p.m. 244-12 FARM BY OWNER - 115 Acres, 20 A. bottom, .81 tob. base, 8 room house, running water. 4 miles from Mercerville on blacktop rd. Pit. ~lit).l FOR SALE BY OWNER - 6 room home with modern con· ventences, 28 acres. or win sell house and lot. 16 Burk· hart lAine, Pit. 448.1478. 251-3 HOME, 8 rooms and bath, 2 pon:hes, one enclosed, full basement, gas furnace, garage, large lol, 129 Third Ave. Call 448.3844 afler S p.'m. SK-U It is believed that Nebuch· adnezzar ordered the Hanging Gardens of Babylon built to to $1785.00 cash 'capital necessary. 4 to 12 hou,rs weekly nell! excellent monthly Jn. come. Full time more . For local inlervl•w. wrile. Include area code 513-461-57'15. :tl'l-11 Plumbina & Heatlne teleohone number. Eagle In- DEWlti'S PWMBINQ AND mt:ATINO 4725 Excel•lor 131"-1 . ROUTE 110 at Ev01er-. Ph. 446-27!1. m 11 St. Louis Park. Minnesota. 55411. 257.1 ~usl>les, 9'h ACRES. 2 story house, good locallon. Right on Rt. 7. River £rontoge. Phone 367-7'136 PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 STARTING AT 10: 30 A.M. LOCATION: From Gallipolia take Routt 7 down Low· tr River Rd. to Junction 218, vo 4 milt5 turn left on Williams Hollow Rd., first house on right. Having sold my Baby Form will offer th• following at Public Auction: FURNITURE New Sears Coldspot 14' ~acemaster ForsUeu refrlger. ator, good Sunray electric stove, breakfast set C<Jiq)lete metal cabinets, wood cabinet, breakfast set with 9 chair; (see this one), 10 stands, record player (hi.fl), 2 good Uv· ing room suites, SU vertone color television. sewl~ machine, 10 mirrors, pole Light. 4 complete bedrocm suites electric window fan, 30 electric lamps, lots of dishes, ~ and pans, quilts, comforts, 3 good wool rugs, cedar chest, 6 swings. Antiques: dinner bell, 2 stand tables, chest of drawer5, marble top stand. drop leal table, ~~<me odds ard ends. TOOLS Power chain saw, manure spreader,log chains, all kinds of small tools, lotl!l of other items too numerous to mention. Not responsible lor any accidents, Lunch served oa ground by Bailey Chapel Church. Auctioneer's Note: U you want good clean furniture don't miss this sale. SHERL SAUNDERS, OWNER 0. E. & J. A. Fr.,.ch. Auctioneers honor his wife, who missed her mountain home. PUBLIC SALE USED FURNITURE ond PROFESSIONAL AUCTION SERVICE bu, and sell Comp.t .te 1·::~~·~7 c.u R. E. lot at 1163 Second Gallipolis. IK. Stt"' Off. 446 3641 NEWUSTING G.tllip•lia, ow. Excoatine and Buldi• Coaliidtn • . • .. AGENCY NEW LOCATIDN TllliiD l STATE ll'IIBE'I'8 wen on MHIJt IMII1e or llow•rd Bn- .. For Him-For Her For Clrlstmas TEAPOTS .... . ... $3.95 u Seven rooms I< bath, large Jdt. 'hen, run basern<nl, ganga, calf bam, apring, Kyger creek schools . ROBA!n' DILLON. llleallor lfw aold-fillifd, $11.95. for •nr la.n. for .., Jill O«ltion. . BUXTON & MEEKER · ____________ 18155 CREVIE. 8 cyt. stan. trano. Ph. 448.1538. 248-i FURNISHED apartment, call at 131 Fourth Ave., GaiUpoU.. 1953 I T. FORD TRUCK, eat· flESK CLI!lRK. Referencea retie rack. Ph. 446-3464. 251·2 Also house near Pl. Pleasant. quired. Apply In peraon at J48.U Ulll>y Hotel. 250-3 1962 CHEVY n Nova, 6 cylln· der. Pit 44B-41tl!. 251-3 2 LARGE apartmeolll, lo<ated For Sal!~ or Trade on Second Ave. Pb. 148-2810. i988 FORD MUSTANG FiliiI\IAIL ORDERS TILLED for ~ , lhck, blue, P,S., auto. trans., Merle Norman cosmetics. wide ovals. 60110 actual mlles. Call Point Pleasant 6~ 3 ROOM fum. apl. 535 Third 4 yea"' factory warranty refor your order. 251-3 Ave. utilities paid, prlv!Jte, maining. financing available. adults. 44~. 250-3 Ph. 448.1544. J48.tf BLACK AND TAN coon hound weekly pupa, out of registered stock, SL!EPING ROOMS, 119-ll reasonable. Call alter 8 p.m. rates. 148-22116. •,;,o;io;'a;.,.;~;....;;...... u ' ~ aa: .~. ~:fli~~u '·~ ~ 251-J · lamtly or TV room, or 3 ROOM unfum. apartment, ' wator furnished, adulls only. APPLES - Red aud Yellow bedroom, . close ln. Pho"" Ph. 148-1518. 114-tf Detlclous; Grlmea, Romes, •·· W>m6'1 or ....113. 15»' Stayman, SWeet elder. Market hours• open I to « MoD· FURNIS'IIED 3 rooms .and bath, For Rent day thru l'rlday, I to I Slltall utilities paid, adulls only. ~PAClOUS country home local· urday, 12 to 6 Sunday. WeU. Pl1. 148-1519. 114-tr ed on Triple E Raneh, 0. J. Orcbards, Rt. 160, 1 mJte • White J!<Njd. 4 bedrooms up. South of Wllkesv!Ue, o. llalrr' pl.. storoge 1'011111 and Jo"IJRNISRED 5 room IIDIJ't. ment. air conditioned llvln~ modern Ibn bath. ~ rooms room. stile fan. ~aral!l! atdownslaiFS with modern buUtlaclted. all utilities furnish· USED C88h 1'egisteJ1, National. ln ldtchen plus ball bath. New R. C. Allen, VIctor. S1mmona ed. G. B. Gllttn.llam. ttGO fuel 'oJI' Ium.iee. Rented only Ptg. & Office Equip. 446-1:19'1. Second Ave. Pit. 448.0481. by lease; $125 per mo. Shown 1»11 :14!1-0 by apnolnllllent. Phone 148244tl. t to 5. or ealt Emerson FOR THE linNII GBD pipes For Sale1!:. Jllf..,. 25M made, come .to Tawney's at STORM DOORS I W1ND0W8 412 Se<ond Ave. Also see tbe AWDinp, earports, ralllnga 1'"UR!f. hbuse, 5 rooms, boll!, new pipe bullae tlghters. ongarage; No pelo. 1121 Second ' Lowe Brolllen Palnll ly •.•. liN Wallpaper, Plclure Ftamlng Ave. Call :MS-5140 for appoint- ment. . 1M 7 ACRES D,alelindrr Ulcndilr WA~nd b, Spol~l.ll puis tloe ~¥".. on Y'fl' writt- iln4 thfon-ltinf, !lff.l~ CREDITJEWELERS, - . mquinn v®·~e Ren il on lelftlsion. Now '!HE HOME OF INSTANT CIIEDIT-OI'IN Alf ACCOUNT IN JUST 1 MINUTII . -.... ft. Pleasant, W. Va. 675-2780 ilboul it in •II tht' Complete Line Of Leather RADIOS 1519 Kanawha St. lor RaOflelgh Prnducls 8IIJ' OFFICE spaee for rent. CaD 446-DU from I a.m. Ull I time OJ! Ttlunolays, other IIIII sTEREO p.m. dllfS, after 5 p.m. Pb. 446LOVELY walnut conaole wilb ZIIIIt. 252-1 AM & FM ra1lo, automatic ~ apartment, confloating lurn toble. Take 11'/flt laol Stem. Arnold. Park een. THE OI'PORTUNITY Shop, 151 'trBI Hotel. ,._. payments of IS ~er month 1' ~ 1\ve. wDI be open lor pay bglance due, '1116.43. Try ,. ~ J'rtday Oct. 25. Have II In your home:' Call 675-3081. SLEEPING rooms, woeldy 1 piODty "&! nice used clothet. J48.11 rates. Part Central 11ote1. ! :IIDW ' . '18-11 It PA~ OF f1 · ~ iSIIAFFElR Is now as- BRADBURY efficiency aparl- OR HI CASH. Mus! sell 1961 ooclated with Mary June's sewing machine. Fully equip. menl, first Door, adulls only. ' Beaul7 ,Salon In Middleport, 7!11 ped to zig zag, make buttonSecond Ave. Z3l..U appotnlment Phone holes, oew on bullons, etc. I eos:a8r~J 251·1D months old. Call 675-3081. FtitUm'HED APARTMENTS ' 248-11 GaiDa Hotel, 148-!206. 239-H ·w.nted THE WISEJIAN IIBAL'I'OR Farm, Vlllap, 011 ProporiJ THREE lovely Pomeraruar. RT. 7 puppies, eight weeka old. AKC Modern 3 year old home, e MAKE US AN OffER Reelolered. Ph. 446-3248. rooms & bath. !lln basement, 2 ON TinS 5S acre £ann lo<ated 25M flrepla.,.., carport, Kyger Creek 2 mites from town, 2 BR Sdloots. mld-t...,s. home with bath and base1961 FORD Torb1o l)'r, 8000 BUilDING SITES ment. mlleo.P11.448.3839. 252-3 City. Kanauga, Rt. 160, Rt. 141, Olftce Pll. 141111111 Rl. 7. Any sebool district. Also Charles M. Neal 14&-llfl WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia, vacant land. A. A, Nibert 44f.ml Cblld Crall, 448.4538. 252-e TRYING TO SELL! Carter Ma11sle, f4l.87tl CAlL U!JI REG. Beagle dog, sell or trade, Jay Slteppard, 44t-mt D. H. WOOD, Realtor Earl Wlnten, 448-3811 -· 252-3 Phone 446-1066 Wayae Amshory, 441J.t1!31 1961 BUICK Skylark, 11600 mJtes, I A., nice comfortable hollll!. priced to sell. Pb. 448.3482. two tar~e bedrooms, hardBAIRD REALTY CO. 252-3 wood noor, lar~e kltehen, cabOscar Baird, Realtor Inets, aluminum siding, two ATI'EN1t0N FARMERS water ~ems. one on Will Tradt> WE HAVE 3 MF 135 DSL. traeand anot"her on large clstem, tors and 3 MF 135 gas trac- YOU'LL love ttoh:: hra11rl nPw 10.000 gal., garage, fuel split level home located on a tors to be sold by Oct. 31 at furnace. nice bath. Located S900 uff list price. 1-175 Dsl. large lot just outside town 11 In VIllage. Price worth tbe Includes II> ceramic baths. Save fl600. GaUipolls Traelor money. Sales, Your Massey Fergu- lovely built in klt<:hen and LARGE tot. 3 bedroom brick, range. 3 nice bedrooms, city son Dealer where bargains part basemen!. bath, with water. one car garage, brick are sold •very day. Gallipolis, new de('()l'atln2" you could' ln-Iron!. We'll take your house Obto 448.1044. 252-1 erease the value or the prop- Brown. 148-UII, Vou'vt rN.d The Br i· Gelllpotlo ' Pit- 1111-7008. FOR GIFTS ELGIN Saves lime for homemakers. Gets a lt'fvice for lA apotleas. Automatic detergent dispenser. Built-In water heating booster. Plate warmer . Rolls easily. No. HFO. GaUipols Daly Trllaune "-----au Thlnt Aw '''"' · oxloaDSI aystom, POWER SAWS r.~~~-=GR:E:AT~----- Unii:o Portable Formica-Top Automatic DishwasherOnly $21.70 Down • MODERATE PRICES ~I' Onyx Rln11 Bfor$1.00 For Sale HelJI Wanted No. P2070-3EGPW. • EXPERT SERVICING NEW unlurnlahed apartment, 2 bedrooms, adlllll only. 321 Se<ond Ave. Ph. 148-11!8. :ztH.tl t:ALL at '924* Eastern Ave. -..,...--- "Burn&r with a brain" makes all utensils automatic! Automatic cook~and-keep­ warm oven. Fiflh burner doubles as griddle. Illuminated backguard. Clock with one~hour timer. Appliance outlet. Plus many more outstanding features. • EASY PAYMENT PLAN JIO.Rb. . AND COWS CALl. JACKJ:>ON :181-u31 HoCel. Unico 36" Gas RangeOnly $27.90 Down CO-OPERATIVE IZ.OO Sl!:R, JC£ CHAROI: lfUJ. .da:..'\iOV£ YUUK DBAD FURNISHED apartment, all uUIIUes paid. lJnen oncl maid service lneluded. Free garqe JHIIi!ng, lldulls only. Libby • Leather strap No. P880-3PW. r DEAD STOCK ( 2oe m.u . TODAY Ill DIAMOND For Rant Real Estate For Sal; Raal Estate For Sala 0. D. PARSONS 60 ACRES LOW, LOW, PRICBII C11 MatFour room house. li A. Tob. - · Rice and Corbin Jl'ur- !!., barn, Bprlng, pasture, plennllure. • If ty Wllter. Green T!lp. $6,500. - ALL lypel rl buDding mater105 ACRES Ials, block, brick, ......,. plpo, On Sl. Rl. 100 across £rom N. windows, lintels, etc. Claude Gallla School. Good l DR home, 'll'lnlerll, Rio Grmde, 0. cR hf1e bam. bld,!!i<., milk hou!;e , U111 alter 5. D If silo, 3 ponds. Buy the whole farm or any tract you want. W~t~~Jlt'n.n\ol.se freshman in the endzone to score Unico 30" Electric RangeOnly $28.90 Down IS YOUR MARTIN GAS SPACE HEATERS ELECTRIC SPACE HEATERS who caught it on the North Gallia 40 and raced in to score. I! 1011 l!lleclrle. Female Help Wanted TEMCO GAS SPACE HEATERS ery Olwed a 61-yarder to Rich· ard ~or, 180.pound junior, man reCUsed to come out for the liJth round. Henry, Don, Paul Baird THE LOGICAL PLACE TO BUY APPLIANCES TEMCO AND KING GAS FLOOR FURNACES The Wildcats scored again on the first play after tile ensuing kickotr IYflen E\oerett Montgom. HAVE MANY USES MILL CREEK SADDLE SIIIP REG. nurse or practical nurse HALF of double - 527 Fourth or Ol]llrleocod periOD to Ave. 5 rooms and bath, close ,. work 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. sblfl. to school. Inquire at Rice l Mrl. Paul N~rth. Ph. 446- Coriltn Jl'urntture Co. Pb. 448. 4174. ~ un or after 5 446-2571. H7·11 DUO· THERM OIL HEATERS yards out with 3:59 Jell to go, That made II 42-$. Friday night when the French· OWNERS: 675·1160 play waa called back. George scored his second and the PIrates last touchdown from 10 Sell~ Swap, Relit* ~r~Hire Plloao «MttJ Ill' YOU are buUdlng 1 DOW home or remodeling, aee no. We 1te bulldeh. Dlllrlbutor lor lfoti>olnt ApplliiiiCOII, Ani· Used Offset Plates •·•· Set..-lllley. Good Stock Of . . . . against the Pirates and the ond ltrtngers carrled m . Han- GUARANTEED USED AND REBUILT PARTS We've go! !he pain! alt;y Alunllnu• Sheets tack 1hop on Mill Cr"k Rood. If wo oln't got It we'll try and got lt. Coli •• ot . •46 0648 or • and ' " us. Notice GOOD CLEAN LUMP and slok. er coat. Carl Winters, Rio Grande. Phont 246-5111. 8-U 36'' X ':!3" X.OO!I We are trying to start a •at• LEVEQUE DEFEATED GOTEBORG, SWeden (UPI)- nan Trace marctled to the PIrate 22 only It> bog down. on the Bo Petter111on ot Sweclen last play of the contelt, Charles defeated Yol&nde Leveque of Lee Waugll, IS> • pound junior France by a technical knockout trapped John Eggletoo, 135 pound FREE TELETYPE SERVICE TO 7STATES cuslom colors, ready·mlxes and white. 11'1 a favorite with women who love their homes and wanl to give them !nell· Painter Cor the Plrates final touchdown in the flrst half. The Pirates led 28..0. The Wildcats drove to t h e North Gallia 31 early ln the first period but bogged down whl!n Don Browning, 165-pound senior, recovered Montgomery's tumble on tlle Pirate 36. The Pirates march ed to the Wildcats 12 but lost the ball oo downs. Hannan Trace scored its first touchdown with 1;54 left in the down but again there was a pen. lnt •adtllo .a....... ,,. . .,.nt? If oo, 1.. •• know. M clili~ . fer · ...lr nuiiiiAIIIf' of u •• -~ WMtL D...II.W: ·~- , .... Milr ,,.; 11 lillel¥;·~~!::;:::;;;;::: three mfnutes to go and the sec- 446-4060 367-7598 0~ MOBILE HOMES • Custom • • Homestead • For Sale Are you Interested In buy• ..... ~~ kfwe uplroU1n will Hamim Trace had a not 101 North Gallla'o aecond string • lmilariale' • played moot ot tile latter part yards rushing and compl' Biggest S.llor In Ohto' ot the third perlnd and tile WUd- el8hl ot 18 poaae• for 164 yerda, cats threatened apln early In or a net ot 271yards. The Wlld20. K&K MOBILE the fourth porlod sotng down to cata never tried a paas In the yards; R. Painter, 22.yard pass; George picked up 22 yerdl and HOME $ALES Goorp, 6-yard run (George-run) a first down oo hla 42. Rocke,y the Pirate 27. steve Saunders a- first holt but racked up 72 yards 675-3000 and George, 10 yard l'WI; Ran· Hall, 150-j)OUI1d aophomore, made gain sloill>ed the march when he In the third porlod panln& end 3311 Jackson A... nan Traee, w. Queen, 33 yard four to lhe 46. Then Alan Hall Intercepted a Wildcat pasa and came back with 92 In the final Pt. Ploosont, W. Yo. paaa; R. Spangler, 61Myud pass; reOJrned It to the Plrole 44. period. uampered 54 yards tor his third !b piiiJ's later, TuriQY George Haman Trace ... 0 0 6 8 - 14 Charlea Lee Waullh, touchdown to put the Pirates ascored his first toochdown from head 22.0 with 2:09 left In the six yards out. On the previous Drat half. play, big Damy Losuo, 230 • .!!ltnre Saunders, H5 jUnior, pound aentor, wiMl carried onl,y set up the next touchdoWn when on<e, picked up 25 yards to put he Intercepted a Wildcat pass the ball In scoring posttlon. on the Hannan Trace 38 and reGeorge ran the points to make turned 11 to the 20. Roc:kOY nan It 36-$, with 7:05 lell to piQY. loot five and Alan Hall plc:ked on the first piiiJ' alter klc:k· up 19 for a first down on lt!.e ott, Mike Marcwn, 140 j)OW1d Haman Trace slx yard Une. Brad Painter tumbled, loatflve sophomore, Intercepted a WUdand Alan Hall recovered on the cat pass and returned it to the 11. Rob Painter lost 11 on the Norlll Gallla 48. Rrad Painter back end of a doublere"¥erseand hit Logue with a 17 yerder and 1t was third and goal on the Wild- a first down oo the Wildcat 35. Let Us Take Care of Your Heating Problem Then Painter lt>ssed a 35yardcat& 22. Then came a 22 )'8nl aerial from Brad Painter to Rob er to Steve Saundera for a touch. from center went over Everett M<dgomery's head and the pt. rates took over on their own third perlnd when Montgomery hit Wayne ~een, 145 - pound That made it 42-12 with 3:37' sophomore, with a 33 yard pass Iell. The North Gallla regulars left and It was 28-$. The Pirates [ail. ed to score in the third period. tile muddy battleground with about Auto Wrecking How? By aupplylng you with North Gallla .. , , 820 0 14 - 42 Scoring - North Gallla, Hall, 3-fardl (Georp-<1111); Hall, t9yarda (Georp-run); Hall, 54 • Notice • • • • -17c liM A41;..4etft( ... tfwH er tl• thMI I Bu,, to BUY . Net YdL • , . , • , •. 288 275 Paso. Attorn. . . .. • 4 20 complete. '' The SUndiiJ' Tlllles • SonUnel, Sunday, OctAJIIer 21,_1988 21 - BACICHOE, BULLDOZER, Clo\t.. ~EicANDD~LINIW~lCt Basern-enu...:.Faoters-leech Beds.' farm Ponds-Septic Tan!ts-Y~ Orilrew,avs:-lat'KI Clearing-Eill Dirt iean~ld-f'arkii'IO Lots THURSDAY, OCTOIEI 31 STARTING AT 10:30 A.l. locolio~Gollipolio Toko Rouh 35 h....._,, l•rn To Right on Biolweii•Porter Roo., I~ Mlloo; Watch For Sale Sign. FURNITURE Dish cabinet, dresser, Bed, 2 chest of drawers, caueh, 2 vanity dressers, laundry tub, dou"ble; 2 wringtt type woshor~ , ·2 fuel oil hoofors, 2 kitchon to~oll,, refrigerator, cooking utensils. dishes. , ANTIOU£S . ; ~,::k~ 1~:k~ China clo~.) Chi~ ~~~-nets,_' di~~~-~ TOOL$ Tobie oaw, ~rill prou, novl brush 6 inch plai~, power lawn maw•, tric fence thorter and wire, 100. 1 gallon hand· churn, strainer, goOd 3 yr. old ·Boatlo robbit dritl, aome small tools, other mention. Not re,pc!nsible for served On·tround. · . ·' ·' ' hat, .: ' · i . rG!o tool1, �' I .20 '- . The SondiiJ' Times • Sentl'l!!l, Sunda.•; o.tobor 21, t9BK · .,E astern Thumps -Southwestern Team, 36-·1 4 LW £astern ~~les gdd team scored In ewr~- periOO to root Eardln Cllli>lnB tho efTort on a , Bastern waated JUlle tlll)e in 20 yard touclldown corry lito In gettt11; on the scorebolrd as the qu~rter. A pau lrom Jack visiting Southwestern by a con-- good TliPPEilS PL!)INS - A ftred 'I vind~ 3G-H marb<in friday. The victor)', a first for the Dig: Green since the opening game of the season when they thump.. ed Hannan - Tr~cc 36-6, left the Eagles of Coach Billy Kincaide 2·2 in the Southern Valley Ath-letic Conferenl.-e and 2..0 over- all. The defeat left Steve Stiles' Highlat.:lers 2-3 in the S\'AC and M overalL Karr connected Lewis to Scott,y Athl was Quarterback Ray on a 40 yard touchdown pass to standout F'restwnan Dennis Elchirq,yCr, a 171 ))CIUOO erxl, after only about two mhwtes ot the first period had elapsed. The Eagles made the score 8-0 then as Karr, a senior, put another aeril.llnto the arms of Eichinger for the extra points. The Highlanders of GallJa Count.\' came bouncing back with on a roorth punt attempt and blocked the try with Tc.. Karr , pouncj~ oo It In the ood zone for the extra point& to tle the acore at 8-8. From here on, however, It was proctiCJlly all Eastern, lhc>usb for the olx points. It was II leaat the fourth punt steUlllr hod blocked this seaam ,!« tho Eqles. The try for the PATa on a pus waa no pod. leadiJW~ The Karr to Elclllnpr c..,. blnatlon conll.-...1 to cllck In U. third ljUirQor when Elchlnpr made a bolutlful s1111 of a 21 yard aer1ol and went Into the ood ...., untooched. Jla.ymond Cline tollled U. extra polnto on a nm around the right 'aide. Elstern acored once more ln Eoatsm'a llna1 TD reaultod western got more first dCMna the firat half when Dan Grueaer. lrom a Rlgliander tumble that and outrushed the hosts. The Junior loll holfblck, broke 10010 waa taken deep In the Yl.sltor'• Highlanders lost (our rwnbles. and scotted 72 yards to paydll'L own territory and alter fourpliiJ'I Junior Jim stettler accounted A pass ti'CIJI Karr to Eichinger Karr went wide to the rlgllt for the next TD as he poured in scored the extra polnto end the and In to score. The extra polnta through the Highlander detenee first holf ended with Eoalorn the n..t st.ltiatics showed South- By conversion atteqt on a pau wioo no.goOd. . ,:-1 BEfORE · You bUr, ., .. THI SCHULT LINI. YOU Quortero: sw.•.•.•. ' •• 8 0 0 6-14 EASTERN•••• 8 H 8 6-36 • SouthWestern got lts second STA11S11C,S TD lilts In tilt list perlnd, wllll SW EAST. aevenl Eastern aubs in the Ua&·Firat Downs, .• , ·, • 11 5 up1 when Senior Jim Wilker ran Yda. Ru1h. ...• , , ,216 193 57 yards to score. The extnl points try on an aerial roll In- Yds. Pan•..••• ••. 52 82 ff. Lo"f t~~utlllty Co11 own o 60 built ...... -.................... ........ --- , Pass. C4JII1) , , • • , • 2 Eoatorn will play host to Southern thla comlna Seturdo,y· Pasa. Inter. . . . . • . 1 night .In a Mid ~ Ohio Volley c.... Fumblea .. . . • • . . . 4 Fwnblea Lost .. .. . 4 rerence tilt. . :USE CLASSIFIED ADS ·~--~------------- "'_"" RATES .......,,. u. ' .,....... • • •l6c liM . '. e41 ••• OM tlfM All re1tflctellll to their · lll'ilf* cl••~ tflc_.l.,.l oncl te th. 5 -· ,..•._ ........... ' 2 I 0 North Gallia Downs Hannan Trace, 42-14 GALLIPOLIS - Coach M e I Carter's North Gallia Pirates pleased a Parents Night crowd Friday night at North Gallia as they downed the Harman Trace WildcatR 42.14. Alan Hall, 160.pound jwl.i.or, scored three times and Turley George, 145-pound junior, tallied twlee to pace the Pirates. George scored ,the extra points lttree times for the Pirates. Hall and George were the top ground gainers for the Pirates as the former averaged nearly 10 yards per carry getting 164 net yards in 17tries. George carried 21 times and pi eked up a net 148 yards, for 7.1 yards per carry. I I touchdown In the third period and then the Pirates came back with two in the ftnal stanza. Alan Hall scored his ftrst touchdown with 5:45 !ell In tile first period from three yards out. TUrley George ran the extra points. The touchdown march covered 60 yards in 13playa. The Pirates dominated play ln first period gelUng a net 97 yards to 25 for Hamum Trace. The Pirates had a touchdown called !Jack late In the flrst per~ iod al'ter Ron Painter raced sev· en yards lnto the endzone only to have the score nullified by a Pi~ rate illegal procedure penalty. The drive started on the H81Ulan Trace 49 where JlUlior Hwrt, 150 - pound jWlior, recovered a Wildcat fumble. The second period was less than two minutes old when Hall raced 49 yards up the mlddJe for the Pirates second touchdol¥11 and George ran the extra points to give North Gailia a 16..0 lead with 10:23 lett in the first half. The WUdcats first big threat came late ln the second period when they marched to the Pirates five yard Iitle with fourth down and five to go, A bad pass The win assured the Pirates of' at least a second place tie in the Southern Valtey Athletic Conference with a 3..2-fl S\' AC record. North Gallia is now 4-4.(1 in all games. It was ttle eighth consecutive loss for tile Hannan Trace Wlldcats who are 0-4.0 ln SV AC competition and 0-8-8 in all games. The Wildcats wind up the season next Thursday night against Kyger Creek, the 1968 SVAC champs, in the final game of the season for both squads. After an 8~ first period lead, the Pirates picked up three touchdowns in the second period to take a 28JJ halftime lead. T h e Wildcats scored their first We can make the woman you love happy BAIRD BROS ~>.n, r•• _. •• ,•• _, ,,,. ..., _~, ...~. - · hi ........1... 1 c•" ~- 1!1114 fer clntlfl.. •dwertlllllllioi ~4 ... , .. , ef )h.f...:•.ch ch. ... o. •m "-· .... I)EVOE:ALL,lN"TH.EI,I r!'"i ~. - ~I '"' EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT 1111 the apaclal eynthetle resin binder tflat glvea All~·~~ Weather Exterior unusual water-resistance and adhesion to wood. This fine paint cornea In over 1,000 vlduatlty as well aa protection. SO If the woman you love Ia after you to paint the house ahe loves, see us. .' ' you'll both love. CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY 0PtJ. B&O Deuot PT. PLEASANT SEE US BEFORE YOU BUYI ACCESSORIES Metal • Bestos Vent Pipe . Basht Grates & Portable Grates ~ ' · ~ ·' " ... ,1,, •ll·... v .. ,;o.,<!.J/lt Pettenaon thua earned a spot In tile Rnala ot an elimination to determine a new Ellropean ll.ght mlddlewelgllt hoxlna champion, He wiD fAce the wtmer ot a bout later lhla month between Jo Gonzales of France and Remo GoHarlnl of llal,y. a aateey for the Wlldeats, who wound up with 14 points. North Gallla had 22 first downs to 13 for HI.DIW1 Trace. The PIrates ground wt 326 yards on the ground and oompleted [our at eix passes for 61 anO a net 387 yards. . MI. Nebo, traditional burial place of Moses, is in the Pis~ah range, 1 oc a I e d In anc1ent Palestine and now part of Jordan. ~-t-if.R IT'S NOT TOO EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS AT BENRtJS FOR CHRISTMAS LAY·A·WAY NOW • 171owo!s Pocked with high performance features. Clock-controlled automatic oven. Automatic pre·heat. Removable infinite heat top elemel'lts. Signal llghh for oven and top units. Plus many more. •2pnulne dllmondt $35.00 TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS WATCH BAND That Tells The Date SUNBEAM HAIR DRYERS CHRISTMAS PERFECT Po,tobln-Lay·A·Woy CREDIT BENRI!S Lard CIIHord • 17Jewels PT. PLEASANT SOUTHERN STATES ·'' l '• ,, 'i"l . STYLE AND DUIGN Credit h>r thlo Gilt. from $12.95 • QUALITY PRODUCTS LAY·A·WAY TOOAY FOR CREDIT SELECTIOH-QUALITY His Chrlstmn at Tiffins Mony Mony SOUTHERN STATES POINT PLEASANT CO-OPERATIVE INC. Your Southern States Cooperative Agency .. .-· .. -'- . .. ' --~···~- ---··~ ·-~~· ..·-- -· ·· -- - . . 9.95 -····- COIM SH tlirt Klion. ar .·. ·..o. ' .,o/l ·--------·- . -·- ··---·- Goods 257-tz CO'M"AGE, 5 lOI>ml, oo Wal. ter'• RUt. Can be seen by appointment. Also 7 room fmD house, low rent to rlglrt par· ty' Ph. 44IUIIS'I. ~ , 1986 CORVETI'E convertible 427, 425 four speed. Pit. 258. 81154. J48.& .. MULLINEAUX DIXXlliATING NAT!IRAL fl8ll fumaeea, forced 8tn<e ltll IIUIOI alr, 111,000 to 'lt,OtiO B.T.U. All ~ '11tJrd AVOIIH, Galllpolll In good 1JOiflq condltloa, fll. See at Rio Grande Bar· cabtnela, supplies, her Shop. open til I p.m. I'll. $SUO, $48.115 up. Jmmodlate 245 5!11111. 251-3 delivery, In stock. Slmmona Ptg. " Olflee Equip. 446-Im. 11159 PONTIAC lllltoa waaon. . 11041 I poos..,..... Priced to sell. Ph. HI sas. :DW TYPE,WRITERS, adding 111K1J. Jnes, new 8Dd 111ed. Simmon• 11 PT. Ranalloul, 80 Hp. fte. l'tf. & Ofllce Equip, 448-IS87. eeally overlllllled,. IIINJ'Y 11041 engine, traDer. Del Glnpr. ~. 44MTII. ~ FILING eu M CHEVY. ! door Sedan, 301 cubic Inch, 4 barroll, S speed .., ftoor, good oondiUon. all $350. 10.~ trailer or cheaper property !960 CHEV. Biseayne, 2 dr .. VB, st. trans., radio, $165. Ph . ln. Low Down Payment 252-3 FOR $2011 down. you can buy a 51> A. baby !ann with 3 room home, dug well, plenty pines. IF CARPET beauty doeon't show, clean It rlglll and watch located on county rd. Immed· it glow. Use Blue Lustre. Rent late possession . electric shampooer Fann· Price Reduced er's Hardware Co. 252-6 PRICE has been reduced to f9500 on this 44 A. farm. 2 EARLY AMERICAN !n'EREO, story home. bath, plenty wa· AM. FM. RA,DIQ, lpr~ty map. ter . large barn. olenty JlSSle linlllh, 4 speed .. changer. Iurec Farm machinery and Payments of $6.00 per month cattle toes . or pay balance due f92.98. Pit. 448.1028. 252-3 om.. 4411-47'15 u 11n. Evnlllp SOLID STATE S'IEREO. 1961 Doug We!llerlloll, Pb. 448.4t44 watnut stereo console wilh 4 Robert L Baird, Pb. 44&-opeakor, 4 speed automatic manger. Make payments of or pay just $8116. Call 448.1028. 252-3 Deluxe Income OWNER wants to retire. Will ONE of the finer things of life sacrifice. 1964 Dodge truck. ~Blue LuBin! carpet and up1987 Dodge truck, tow mneholstery cleaner. Rent elecage, equipped to do plumbtric shampooer $1. Central Ing. Plenty tool•. equipment Supply Co. 252-e and a large slt>ck of part•. This ls an outstanding busiBEEF lor sale for home rr-. ness with a marvelous lners. Earl Logan, Ph. 448.2893 eome. If you want your own after 6 p.m. 252-e business and an 01>portunlty to make money lor your self. 'lAMMOND elect. organ. excelfor more details ealt Howard lent cond .. walnut ftnlsb. will sac;r!Dce for $600. Pit. 448. of Lots Ottl.'l. 311-8 WE HAVE building lots and RUGS a mess? Clean lor less small ..,...age. Vacation Iolli witb Blue Lustre. Rent elec- willt water fronts. Call Hotrlc sbampooer $1. Sh01>nard. bart Dillon. 882 tat A... 252-e Is Quahty !MJ'OR'l'ANT It> you? If so. cl!ecl< 1M' outstanding line of onalltv homes destllled lor Insurance tile dlocrtmlnaling buyer. 2 FOil ALL your ln!!UrBnce needs, RR. 3 BR. 4 BH aod 5 DR eheek wllb your Granp ag. homes. Call Lucille Brannon. enls at the Neal Ins. Agency, ExceDent Buy til Stale St. Agents lor auto, lli STORY. 3 BR and both, pan. lire, Romeowntl'll, ~llal eled LR, large ldtehen with and, general Uabmty. ~ plenty c•bloela, basement 448.1781 or 256a3. '1. P•••• DiDon A11eKy es.ao ~Is NATIONWIDE INSURANCE AUTO, lire. life. 41 state st. Waldo P. Brown, W. R. 11-41 with gas forced air rumrovered natlo On £ron! and back, olenn windOW!! and doors. 2 acres cl. clean tand In grua. mall red pony bam, located 1 mi. off Rt. 7 .., a blacltot> road on Ra<>eoon Creek. hai water front. Prb $8,1110. H.lnchome Twiol-o-flooo" ·o!l'lea. Stoinlrio llff~ SUS. ~iillaw Eftlllp - - •1 on.,. YOU'lL Uke every\hiDg about this 4 BR, 111 st«y homo located ou a large tot . - J mDes from town. Has a two car garage and Is prk<!d below !he coat to replace. Cali today for an appolnlmenl. IF YOU ean qualify you can buy this 2 BR home with basement, wall to wan ..,... pet In living room, attached garage for ISOO down and balance like rent. Located near town on SR 1118. W'liLMAN '! ..:·\.: •• m. 446-17" 3 Bedroom • Large Lot FOB A HOME IN TOWN ON A l.AitOE LOT, WJ: HAVE rr. n' HAl BEEN COMPLETELY Ill!· MODELED WITH NEW IDT· CHEN, NEW I'Uiil.'IACE. NEW CARPETING AND LOTS OF PA· NELI'NO l.OTS OF SHAD! AND Faun' TREU IN THE Y.UD. YOU'LL ENJOY IT, AND 1'111$ PRICE 18 1A!I THAN 111.000. OWNI:R JUST IIOVI!D OUT OF STATE. For A Delightful Experience YOU'LL ENJOY THIS BRAND NBW HOME :&ILCH TOO: YOU DTER JT, VDY VDY NICE KITCHJ:N JNCLVDI:S RANGE OVEN', REPRIO . I:TC. 1\lt BATIIB. ENTtU HOME IS CARPJ:I'ED AND Tr IS LOCA"n!D ON A LARGF. LOT IN KYGER CK . SC . DISTRICT. Near New 3 Bedroom 3 Acres HERII!:'S A VEBV LOVELY HOJII!: ABOUT 4 Mlt..M OUT . JT IN · CLUDES A BUILT JS KITCHEN. CARPETED UVING ROOM. CO· VI!'JI:ED PATIO WJ'I'H GLASS DOOR. l'h CmAMI'C BAniS PLUS A FULL BASDIENT AND J CAR GARAGE. PLENTY OF ROOM FOR CHILDBEN TO PLA.Y , PLUS PASTURE POR A PONY AND RAISE A GARDEN. Lower River Rd. New Usting 4511 State Rt. 160 4Acres In-Town IF YOU HAVE BUN LOOKING m LIKE LIVING IN 'rim COUM· TRY~ tflltJ:'S A JtOCa: :1 ..0. lOOM HOIU Wrnf A v.I.Y NJCI: JCITCR'IN, L.UG& aOOIII o\ND A GOOD LOCATIOM'. IN'· CLUDES A I.AJIGE Pldlll P0NP AND PLEN'I'Y 01' PABfU'D JI'Oa A HOIIR. 5 Ye~r Old Brick On u.s. 35 11011 -YOV CAN , _ tnnfniA!I' '1'1111 l.ova. Y HOJOI - UVJMO, DINING AJm RAU. A1U1: C::AU'CI'ID. LAJMl. ftllEPLACI:, MAilBLII IJUA, liM! BATIII AND I..O'n OJ' NA.c."a AND QUift. BUY MOW Bti,. PIU'CS INCBE.U&. AtiD auilding Lots lit • 1110. PAVID lftDI', 000D LOCA"nO.N:, WOULD T01J ~ u.-.oo. Upper 2nd Ave. 48edroom XAD Ul AN 0 , _ ON T1111 OLDEil JIOIIE. Ki lCB&N 11M JUBT BEEN C'Olii'Lm'SLY U. MODELED AND JMCLVIJEI llANO&. Tllal:& AU I IMftll AND A JQW FU'It.HACI: PL1lB A. LAROE IDI' AND QAAAG.. $9,800- 3 Bedroom THIS ON& II LOCA'TI:D IN TOWN ON A CORND LO'I'. ft'l SIIALL BlM' NIL"II:. BU1LT J'N CABINETS IN IDiCH&N. OWII· ZR WILL TRAO. lOll lhLUI,. J'ARII. HERJE IS A VERY NICI!: 3 BED· ROOM HOMJ: ON A 1 ACRE LOT PRICED UNDER ltUII'IO. INCLlJDrlS BUlLT IN CABINETS. WAU. TQ WAU. CARPET, TULL BASEMENT, CBR~JIIC TILE BATH, 8'J'OHM WlNDOW8 AND QARAGE . DON'T WAr!' AND BE DISAPPOINTED. For Rent VDY NlCB LABOlt .ODftff I BZD•OOII BllJCI[ wrTH MOl). ERN XlitR&N, ROT WA'I'D fmAT AND J'tllL BA.....,.h AT EUliDA. EXCELLENT buslnesa opportunity for husband and wife MAN OR WOMAN team. Must have some eaplerty considerable. II you are RELIABLE person from thlll tat. Will finance right party. looking for value In a good loarea to service and collect Call or lll'l'ile Westingbouse eatlon see this. Will finance from automatic dispensers. Laundromat Distributor, 101) easily. 19000. No experience needed we Troy St., Dayton, 0. 454114, 3 BEDROOM home In city, lot , IS0.42, parlly furnished, stove, washing machine. breakfast set, etc. Will sell on land contract. M750. WE HAVE several nice homea . See ua. Always nice to laD: to you. ~ -* OJ"· •. ~ ·'" r Rusoell D. Wood-!IB-4flt Jobn I. Rlchrdll--4.,._ Roaald K. eanauy t l l - IIUSINF.Ss OPPOR'n1NITY establish aceounts for you. Car, references and $985.00 HOME. 8 rootll.! and bath, 2 porches. one enrlosed. full basement, gas furnace, garage, large lot, 129 Third Ave. Call 448-3844 after 5 p.m. 244-12 FARM BY OWNER - 115 Acres, 20 A. bottom, .81 tob. base, 8 room house, running water. 4 miles from Mercerville on blacktop rd. Pit. ~lit).l FOR SALE BY OWNER - 6 room home with modern con· ventences, 28 acres. or win sell house and lot. 16 Burk· hart lAine, Pit. 448.1478. 251-3 HOME, 8 rooms and bath, 2 pon:hes, one enclosed, full basement, gas furnace, garage, large lol, 129 Third Ave. Call 448.3844 afler S p.'m. SK-U It is believed that Nebuch· adnezzar ordered the Hanging Gardens of Babylon built to to $1785.00 cash 'capital necessary. 4 to 12 hou,rs weekly nell! excellent monthly Jn. come. Full time more . For local inlervl•w. wrile. Include area code 513-461-57'15. :tl'l-11 Plumbina & Heatlne teleohone number. Eagle In- DEWlti'S PWMBINQ AND mt:ATINO 4725 Excel•lor 131"-1 . ROUTE 110 at Ev01er-. Ph. 446-27!1. m 11 St. Louis Park. Minnesota. 55411. 257.1 ~usl>les, 9'h ACRES. 2 story house, good locallon. Right on Rt. 7. River £rontoge. Phone 367-7'136 PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 STARTING AT 10: 30 A.M. LOCATION: From Gallipolia take Routt 7 down Low· tr River Rd. to Junction 218, vo 4 milt5 turn left on Williams Hollow Rd., first house on right. Having sold my Baby Form will offer th• following at Public Auction: FURNITURE New Sears Coldspot 14' ~acemaster ForsUeu refrlger. ator, good Sunray electric stove, breakfast set C<Jiq)lete metal cabinets, wood cabinet, breakfast set with 9 chair; (see this one), 10 stands, record player (hi.fl), 2 good Uv· ing room suites, SU vertone color television. sewl~ machine, 10 mirrors, pole Light. 4 complete bedrocm suites electric window fan, 30 electric lamps, lots of dishes, ~ and pans, quilts, comforts, 3 good wool rugs, cedar chest, 6 swings. Antiques: dinner bell, 2 stand tables, chest of drawer5, marble top stand. drop leal table, ~~<me odds ard ends. TOOLS Power chain saw, manure spreader,log chains, all kinds of small tools, lotl!l of other items too numerous to mention. Not responsible lor any accidents, Lunch served oa ground by Bailey Chapel Church. Auctioneer's Note: U you want good clean furniture don't miss this sale. SHERL SAUNDERS, OWNER 0. E. & J. A. Fr.,.ch. Auctioneers honor his wife, who missed her mountain home. PUBLIC SALE USED FURNITURE ond PROFESSIONAL AUCTION SERVICE bu, and sell Comp.t .te 1·::~~·~7 c.u R. E. lot at 1163 Second Gallipolis. IK. Stt"' Off. 446 3641 NEWUSTING G.tllip•lia, ow. Excoatine and Buldi• Coaliidtn • . • .. AGENCY NEW LOCATIDN TllliiD l STATE ll'IIBE'I'8 wen on MHIJt IMII1e or llow•rd Bn- .. For Him-For Her For Clrlstmas TEAPOTS .... . ... $3.95 u Seven rooms I< bath, large Jdt. 'hen, run basern<nl, ganga, calf bam, apring, Kyger creek schools . ROBA!n' DILLON. llleallor lfw aold-fillifd, $11.95. for •nr la.n. for .., Jill O«ltion. . BUXTON & MEEKER · ____________ 18155 CREVIE. 8 cyt. stan. trano. Ph. 448.1538. 248-i FURNISHED apartment, call at 131 Fourth Ave., GaiUpoU.. 1953 I T. FORD TRUCK, eat· flESK CLI!lRK. Referencea retie rack. Ph. 446-3464. 251·2 Also house near Pl. Pleasant. quired. Apply In peraon at J48.U Ulll>y Hotel. 250-3 1962 CHEVY n Nova, 6 cylln· der. Pit 44B-41tl!. 251-3 2 LARGE apartmeolll, lo<ated For Sal!~ or Trade on Second Ave. Pb. 148-2810. i988 FORD MUSTANG FiliiI\IAIL ORDERS TILLED for ~ , lhck, blue, P,S., auto. trans., Merle Norman cosmetics. wide ovals. 60110 actual mlles. Call Point Pleasant 6~ 3 ROOM fum. apl. 535 Third 4 yea"' factory warranty refor your order. 251-3 Ave. utilities paid, prlv!Jte, maining. financing available. adults. 44~. 250-3 Ph. 448.1544. J48.tf BLACK AND TAN coon hound weekly pupa, out of registered stock, SL!EPING ROOMS, 119-ll reasonable. Call alter 8 p.m. rates. 148-22116. •,;,o;io;'a;.,.;~;....;;...... u ' ~ aa: .~. ~:fli~~u '·~ ~ 251-J · lamtly or TV room, or 3 ROOM unfum. apartment, ' wator furnished, adulls only. APPLES - Red aud Yellow bedroom, . close ln. Pho"" Ph. 148-1518. 114-tf Detlclous; Grlmea, Romes, •·· W>m6'1 or ....113. 15»' Stayman, SWeet elder. Market hours• open I to « MoD· FURNIS'IIED 3 rooms .and bath, For Rent day thru l'rlday, I to I Slltall utilities paid, adulls only. ~PAClOUS country home local· urday, 12 to 6 Sunday. WeU. Pl1. 148-1519. 114-tr ed on Triple E Raneh, 0. J. Orcbards, Rt. 160, 1 mJte • White J!<Njd. 4 bedrooms up. South of Wllkesv!Ue, o. llalrr' pl.. storoge 1'011111 and Jo"IJRNISRED 5 room IIDIJ't. ment. air conditioned llvln~ modern Ibn bath. ~ rooms room. stile fan. ~aral!l! atdownslaiFS with modern buUtlaclted. all utilities furnish· USED C88h 1'egisteJ1, National. ln ldtchen plus ball bath. New R. C. Allen, VIctor. S1mmona ed. G. B. Gllttn.llam. ttGO fuel 'oJI' Ium.iee. Rented only Ptg. & Office Equip. 446-1:19'1. Second Ave. Pit. 448.0481. by lease; $125 per mo. Shown 1»11 :14!1-0 by apnolnllllent. Phone 148244tl. t to 5. or ealt Emerson FOR THE linNII GBD pipes For Sale1!:. Jllf..,. 25M made, come .to Tawney's at STORM DOORS I W1ND0W8 412 Se<ond Ave. Also see tbe AWDinp, earports, ralllnga 1'"UR!f. hbuse, 5 rooms, boll!, new pipe bullae tlghters. ongarage; No pelo. 1121 Second ' Lowe Brolllen Palnll ly •.•. liN Wallpaper, Plclure Ftamlng Ave. Call :MS-5140 for appoint- ment. . 1M 7 ACRES D,alelindrr Ulcndilr WA~nd b, Spol~l.ll puis tloe ~¥".. on Y'fl' writt- iln4 thfon-ltinf, !lff.l~ CREDITJEWELERS, - . mquinn v®·~e Ren il on lelftlsion. Now '!HE HOME OF INSTANT CIIEDIT-OI'IN Alf ACCOUNT IN JUST 1 MINUTII . -.... ft. Pleasant, W. Va. 675-2780 ilboul it in •II tht' Complete Line Of Leather RADIOS 1519 Kanawha St. lor RaOflelgh Prnducls 8IIJ' OFFICE spaee for rent. CaD 446-DU from I a.m. Ull I time OJ! Ttlunolays, other IIIII sTEREO p.m. dllfS, after 5 p.m. Pb. 446LOVELY walnut conaole wilb ZIIIIt. 252-1 AM & FM ra1lo, automatic ~ apartment, confloating lurn toble. Take 11'/flt laol Stem. Arnold. Park een. THE OI'PORTUNITY Shop, 151 'trBI Hotel. ,._. payments of IS ~er month 1' ~ 1\ve. wDI be open lor pay bglance due, '1116.43. Try ,. ~ J'rtday Oct. 25. Have II In your home:' Call 675-3081. SLEEPING rooms, woeldy 1 piODty "&! nice used clothet. J48.11 rates. Part Central 11ote1. ! :IIDW ' . '18-11 It PA~ OF f1 · ~ iSIIAFFElR Is now as- BRADBURY efficiency aparl- OR HI CASH. Mus! sell 1961 ooclated with Mary June's sewing machine. Fully equip. menl, first Door, adulls only. ' Beaul7 ,Salon In Middleport, 7!11 ped to zig zag, make buttonSecond Ave. Z3l..U appotnlment Phone holes, oew on bullons, etc. I eos:a8r~J 251·1D months old. Call 675-3081. FtitUm'HED APARTMENTS ' 248-11 GaiDa Hotel, 148-!206. 239-H ·w.nted THE WISEJIAN IIBAL'I'OR Farm, Vlllap, 011 ProporiJ THREE lovely Pomeraruar. RT. 7 puppies, eight weeka old. AKC Modern 3 year old home, e MAKE US AN OffER Reelolered. Ph. 446-3248. rooms & bath. !lln basement, 2 ON TinS 5S acre £ann lo<ated 25M flrepla.,.., carport, Kyger Creek 2 mites from town, 2 BR Sdloots. mld-t...,s. home with bath and base1961 FORD Torb1o l)'r, 8000 BUilDING SITES ment. mlleo.P11.448.3839. 252-3 City. Kanauga, Rt. 160, Rt. 141, Olftce Pll. 141111111 Rl. 7. Any sebool district. Also Charles M. Neal 14&-llfl WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia, vacant land. A. A, Nibert 44f.ml Cblld Crall, 448.4538. 252-e TRYING TO SELL! Carter Ma11sle, f4l.87tl CAlL U!JI REG. Beagle dog, sell or trade, Jay Slteppard, 44t-mt D. H. WOOD, Realtor Earl Wlnten, 448-3811 -· 252-3 Phone 446-1066 Wayae Amshory, 441J.t1!31 1961 BUICK Skylark, 11600 mJtes, I A., nice comfortable hollll!. priced to sell. Pb. 448.3482. two tar~e bedrooms, hardBAIRD REALTY CO. 252-3 wood noor, lar~e kltehen, cabOscar Baird, Realtor Inets, aluminum siding, two ATI'EN1t0N FARMERS water ~ems. one on Will Tradt> WE HAVE 3 MF 135 DSL. traeand anot"her on large clstem, tors and 3 MF 135 gas trac- YOU'LL love ttoh:: hra11rl nPw 10.000 gal., garage, fuel split level home located on a tors to be sold by Oct. 31 at furnace. nice bath. Located S900 uff list price. 1-175 Dsl. large lot just outside town 11 In VIllage. Price worth tbe Includes II> ceramic baths. Save fl600. GaUipolls Traelor money. Sales, Your Massey Fergu- lovely built in klt<:hen and LARGE tot. 3 bedroom brick, range. 3 nice bedrooms, city son Dealer where bargains part basemen!. bath, with water. one car garage, brick are sold •very day. Gallipolis, new de('()l'atln2" you could' ln-Iron!. We'll take your house Obto 448.1044. 252-1 erease the value or the prop- Brown. 148-UII, Vou'vt rN.d The Br i· Gelllpotlo ' Pit- 1111-7008. FOR GIFTS ELGIN Saves lime for homemakers. Gets a lt'fvice for lA apotleas. Automatic detergent dispenser. Built-In water heating booster. Plate warmer . Rolls easily. No. HFO. GaUipols Daly Trllaune "-----au Thlnt Aw '''"' · oxloaDSI aystom, POWER SAWS r.~~~-=GR:E:AT~----- Unii:o Portable Formica-Top Automatic DishwasherOnly $21.70 Down • MODERATE PRICES ~I' Onyx Rln11 Bfor$1.00 For Sale HelJI Wanted No. P2070-3EGPW. • EXPERT SERVICING NEW unlurnlahed apartment, 2 bedrooms, adlllll only. 321 Se<ond Ave. Ph. 148-11!8. :ztH.tl t:ALL at '924* Eastern Ave. -..,...--- "Burn&r with a brain" makes all utensils automatic! Automatic cook~and-keep­ warm oven. Fiflh burner doubles as griddle. Illuminated backguard. Clock with one~hour timer. Appliance outlet. Plus many more outstanding features. • EASY PAYMENT PLAN JIO.Rb. . AND COWS CALl. JACKJ:>ON :181-u31 HoCel. Unico 36" Gas RangeOnly $27.90 Down CO-OPERATIVE IZ.OO Sl!:R, JC£ CHAROI: lfUJ. .da:..'\iOV£ YUUK DBAD FURNISHED apartment, all uUIIUes paid. lJnen oncl maid service lneluded. Free garqe JHIIi!ng, lldulls only. Libby • Leather strap No. P880-3PW. r DEAD STOCK ( 2oe m.u . TODAY Ill DIAMOND For Rant Real Estate For Sal; Raal Estate For Sala 0. D. PARSONS 60 ACRES LOW, LOW, PRICBII C11 MatFour room house. li A. Tob. - · Rice and Corbin Jl'ur- !!., barn, Bprlng, pasture, plennllure. • If ty Wllter. Green T!lp. $6,500. - ALL lypel rl buDding mater105 ACRES Ials, block, brick, ......,. plpo, On Sl. Rl. 100 across £rom N. windows, lintels, etc. Claude Gallla School. Good l DR home, 'll'lnlerll, Rio Grmde, 0. cR hf1e bam. bld,!!i<., milk hou!;e , U111 alter 5. D If silo, 3 ponds. Buy the whole farm or any tract you want. W~t~~Jlt'n.n\ol.se freshman in the endzone to score Unico 30" Electric RangeOnly $28.90 Down IS YOUR MARTIN GAS SPACE HEATERS ELECTRIC SPACE HEATERS who caught it on the North Gallia 40 and raced in to score. I! 1011 l!lleclrle. Female Help Wanted TEMCO GAS SPACE HEATERS ery Olwed a 61-yarder to Rich· ard ~or, 180.pound junior, man reCUsed to come out for the liJth round. Henry, Don, Paul Baird THE LOGICAL PLACE TO BUY APPLIANCES TEMCO AND KING GAS FLOOR FURNACES The Wildcats scored again on the first play after tile ensuing kickotr IYflen E\oerett Montgom. HAVE MANY USES MILL CREEK SADDLE SIIIP REG. nurse or practical nurse HALF of double - 527 Fourth or Ol]llrleocod periOD to Ave. 5 rooms and bath, close ,. work 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. sblfl. to school. Inquire at Rice l Mrl. Paul N~rth. Ph. 446- Coriltn Jl'urntture Co. Pb. 448. 4174. ~ un or after 5 446-2571. H7·11 DUO· THERM OIL HEATERS yards out with 3:59 Jell to go, That made II 42-$. Friday night when the French· OWNERS: 675·1160 play waa called back. George scored his second and the PIrates last touchdown from 10 Sell~ Swap, Relit* ~r~Hire Plloao «MttJ Ill' YOU are buUdlng 1 DOW home or remodeling, aee no. We 1te bulldeh. Dlllrlbutor lor lfoti>olnt ApplliiiiCOII, Ani· Used Offset Plates •·•· Set..-lllley. Good Stock Of . . . . against the Pirates and the ond ltrtngers carrled m . Han- GUARANTEED USED AND REBUILT PARTS We've go! !he pain! alt;y Alunllnu• Sheets tack 1hop on Mill Cr"k Rood. If wo oln't got It we'll try and got lt. Coli •• ot . •46 0648 or • and ' " us. Notice GOOD CLEAN LUMP and slok. er coat. Carl Winters, Rio Grande. Phont 246-5111. 8-U 36'' X ':!3" X.OO!I We are trying to start a •at• LEVEQUE DEFEATED GOTEBORG, SWeden (UPI)- nan Trace marctled to the PIrate 22 only It> bog down. on the Bo Petter111on ot Sweclen last play of the contelt, Charles defeated Yol&nde Leveque of Lee Waugll, IS> • pound junior France by a technical knockout trapped John Eggletoo, 135 pound FREE TELETYPE SERVICE TO 7STATES cuslom colors, ready·mlxes and white. 11'1 a favorite with women who love their homes and wanl to give them !nell· Painter Cor the Plrates final touchdown in the flrst half. The Pirates led 28..0. The Wildcats drove to t h e North Gallia 31 early ln the first period but bogged down whl!n Don Browning, 165-pound senior, recovered Montgomery's tumble on tlle Pirate 36. The Pirates march ed to the Wildcats 12 but lost the ball oo downs. Hannan Trace scored its first touchdown with 1;54 left in the down but again there was a pen. lnt •adtllo .a....... ,,. . .,.nt? If oo, 1.. •• know. M clili~ . fer · ...lr nuiiiiAIIIf' of u •• -~ WMtL D...II.W: ·~- , .... Milr ,,.; 11 lillel¥;·~~!::;:::;;;;::: three mfnutes to go and the sec- 446-4060 367-7598 0~ MOBILE HOMES • Custom • • Homestead • For Sale Are you Interested In buy• ..... ~~ kfwe uplroU1n will Hamim Trace had a not 101 North Gallla'o aecond string • lmilariale' • played moot ot tile latter part yards rushing and compl' Biggest S.llor In Ohto' ot the third perlnd and tile WUd- el8hl ot 18 poaae• for 164 yerda, cats threatened apln early In or a net ot 271yards. The Wlld20. K&K MOBILE the fourth porlod sotng down to cata never tried a paas In the yards; R. Painter, 22.yard pass; George picked up 22 yerdl and HOME $ALES Goorp, 6-yard run (George-run) a first down oo hla 42. Rocke,y the Pirate 27. steve Saunders a- first holt but racked up 72 yards 675-3000 and George, 10 yard l'WI; Ran· Hall, 150-j)OUI1d aophomore, made gain sloill>ed the march when he In the third porlod panln& end 3311 Jackson A... nan Traee, w. Queen, 33 yard four to lhe 46. Then Alan Hall Intercepted a Wildcat pasa and came back with 92 In the final Pt. Ploosont, W. Yo. paaa; R. Spangler, 61Myud pass; reOJrned It to the Plrole 44. period. uampered 54 yards tor his third !b piiiJ's later, TuriQY George Haman Trace ... 0 0 6 8 - 14 Charlea Lee Waullh, touchdown to put the Pirates ascored his first toochdown from head 22.0 with 2:09 left In the six yards out. On the previous Drat half. play, big Damy Losuo, 230 • .!!ltnre Saunders, H5 jUnior, pound aentor, wiMl carried onl,y set up the next touchdoWn when on<e, picked up 25 yards to put he Intercepted a Wildcat pass the ball In scoring posttlon. on the Hannan Trace 38 and reGeorge ran the points to make turned 11 to the 20. Roc:kOY nan It 36-$, with 7:05 lell to piQY. loot five and Alan Hall plc:ked on the first piiiJ' alter klc:k· up 19 for a first down on lt!.e ott, Mike Marcwn, 140 j)OW1d Haman Trace slx yard Une. Brad Painter tumbled, loatflve sophomore, Intercepted a WUdand Alan Hall recovered on the cat pass and returned it to the 11. Rob Painter lost 11 on the Norlll Gallla 48. Rrad Painter back end of a doublere"¥erseand hit Logue with a 17 yerder and 1t was third and goal on the Wild- a first down oo the Wildcat 35. Let Us Take Care of Your Heating Problem Then Painter lt>ssed a 35yardcat& 22. Then came a 22 )'8nl aerial from Brad Painter to Rob er to Steve Saundera for a touch. from center went over Everett M<dgomery's head and the pt. rates took over on their own third perlnd when Montgomery hit Wayne ~een, 145 - pound That made it 42-12 with 3:37' sophomore, with a 33 yard pass Iell. The North Gallla regulars left and It was 28-$. The Pirates [ail. ed to score in the third period. tile muddy battleground with about Auto Wrecking How? By aupplylng you with North Gallla .. , , 820 0 14 - 42 Scoring - North Gallla, Hall, 3-fardl (Georp-<1111); Hall, t9yarda (Georp-run); Hall, 54 • Notice • • • • -17c liM A41;..4etft( ... tfwH er tl• thMI I Bu,, to BUY . Net YdL • , . , • , •. 288 275 Paso. Attorn. . . .. • 4 20 complete. '' The SUndiiJ' Tlllles • SonUnel, Sunday, OctAJIIer 21,_1988 21 - BACICHOE, BULLDOZER, Clo\t.. ~EicANDD~LINIW~lCt Basern-enu...:.Faoters-leech Beds.' farm Ponds-Septic Tan!ts-Y~ Orilrew,avs:-lat'KI Clearing-Eill Dirt iean~ld-f'arkii'IO Lots THURSDAY, OCTOIEI 31 STARTING AT 10:30 A.l. locolio~Gollipolio Toko Rouh 35 h....._,, l•rn To Right on Biolweii•Porter Roo., I~ Mlloo; Watch For Sale Sign. FURNITURE Dish cabinet, dresser, Bed, 2 chest of drawers, caueh, 2 vanity dressers, laundry tub, dou"ble; 2 wringtt type woshor~ , ·2 fuel oil hoofors, 2 kitchon to~oll,, refrigerator, cooking utensils. dishes. , ANTIOU£S . ; ~,::k~ 1~:k~ China clo~.) Chi~ ~~~-nets,_' di~~~-~ TOOL$ Tobie oaw, ~rill prou, novl brush 6 inch plai~, power lawn maw•, tric fence thorter and wire, 100. 1 gallon hand· churn, strainer, goOd 3 yr. old ·Boatlo robbit dritl, aome small tools, other mention. Not re,pc!nsible for served On·tround. · . ·' ·' ' hat, .: ' · i . rG!o tool1, �< ' .,. ,, 22 - ,, . The Sundt)' Times - Sentinel,_ Sun:lay, ' Oc_tober 27, 1968 \. Notlc1 INFORMATION llvllneu Sarvlcet For Sale Forhnt RAVE ROOM lor two lady pa- FURNISHED APARTMENTS SriiAWBERHY plants, Sure . tients, ambulatory or bedfast. in Middleport. All utlllli.. Crop, fl p.• tOO, new plants. Syracuse Nursing Home. ld Rowley & Reed Mid· Charles Rt. 2. Racine. 111-S5-31<: ~~~rt. Phone m-27'16: Phone 241->Jil!l. lo-27-31p 111-22-tle EARLY American stereo, AM THE SOUTHERN Local Athle& F , • radio Lovely maple tic Boosters will hold an aucto odU « rolot1 any «<t doomed ob· 'fRAILER LOTS, Bob'o Mobile finits• :. 4 spctf.l o:hanger, pay.. jectionoblo. Tho r.ubliohor will not tion Saturday, Oct. 26, 19118 Court, Syracuse, Ohio on State 1M roapont lb!o or more than one mtnts of $6 'lo:-1' month or pay at the Racine Junior lllgb lm;orroc: r into rflal'i , Rt. 124, Phone !19Mt151. balanL'e dUl' ~l. !J8. Phone School gym, beginning sl 11 RATES 11-lt-Ue F- 111 WoPif Ad $-ryiu !l!rl-JJIB. I0-2'1-&c a.m , with James Carnahan S conrt ,., Wot4 oN in tort iof!l and Dan Smith auetloneen, TRAILER SPACE, ready to MiniMYIII Clltrf• 7Sc Eleclrie ranges, gas ranges, 12 contt per -·d three conte(u book up, private, plenty of ~Ll: STATE :,1~1 ·co; 1968 wal· ti¥o intortront. nut :'ltereo console with 4automatic washer, television room for children to play. 11 conh ,., Woul tia contoc:~'"' speaker. 4-Speed, automatic sets. record player, desk Phone 1192-3904. 11-14-lfc loteertiont . chw .t'r. Make payments of lamp and numerous other ' 15 ,.. CO"' t)jscownl on poid odt ond od& paid within 10 do'!'I household items. $;; vr ""' JUS! 181.16. Call 99ZFOUR ROOM fumlobed apart. CAAD OF nu.Nt<S &. 081TUAR'r' 3:11' I0-27.-tc Elson Spencer, President, $1 .56 for 50 wo•d "'lnimu"' . Eo ment, E. Main St., Pomeroy, Southern Local Athletic .dditionol word 2c: Couples only. Phone 992-3975. B~ltt,ll . ADI Boosters. 111-25-ltc IQ.8.tfe !"'UR !lOOM hou.. In SyraA.dclitionol 25c Clo.are• per Ad .. orcuse, gas heat. cold running OFFICE HOURS water. one and 11even hund1 WILL NOT be responsible for ONE FURNISHED . apartment, I ,JQ . · .., _ lo S:OO P· "' Doil)· redths acres . Ground witb any debts contracted by anyone !,...bedroom trailer. 8:30 o . m. t o 12:00 'Noo" So!ur<loy good garden space : $7011 cash. one otheT than myself. WilPhone Mason 773-5147, Marl'bone 9fiZ.2801. I0-27-3tc liam Black. Rt. 1, Middleport. ion Reynolds. IIHHic In Memory 1().25-3tp l!\1 LOVING memory of Hessie BEAUTIFUL all new electric riVE consecutive Jots in Beech Melinda Maye who passed Grove cemetery. Phone 992Wanted s-room apartment located In away Oct. 27, I967. 6439. 111-27-61~ ANTIQUES. f11mlture. dlohe!. Pomeroy. Electric heating, OUDLIMU 5 • ·"' · Day Bof•o P'*lic:ation M..ndoy O.odl!"' 9 "·"'· Concollotior" & Correction• Will 1M- ,.c;copted uMII 9 o . rn . '"' Dar of P.-licotiol'l REGUI.A liONS Tho Publithr rour~•• tho r~hr What I would give to clasp f miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard Cedi, 800 W. Main St.. Pomeroy. !-25-tfc her hand, Her happy face to see, To bear her voice and see her WILL 00 babysitting day or smile, night. Call !192· 5~. I0-2$-6tc so much to all '111at meant of us. Sadly missed by her husband, Otho C. Maye; her 11167 INTERNATJUNAL Lruclt, i daughler, and son-in-law, speed, % ton, hl51 Chevrolet, Mr. and Mrs . William 1967 Mustang 6-cylir.o.er, J.. Fink. and grandson speed. Financing available. William Cedi Fink. Phone 992-6547; after 5 p.m. 10-27-lt~ Phone 992-5741. 9-D-tfc ~~ f :.~ ' '' lost STORE EQUIPMENT, M & G i'IVE-MONTH-OLD Polled HereFood Market, three miles ford heifer. Lost in Tanners south of Middleport. I0-24-3te ·Run area. Anyone seeing the heifer Is asked to call 949- FOR SALE, TRADE OR LEASE 3774. 10-27-6tc M & G FOOD Market, three miles south ol MiddlepoM. 111-:IHic Notice WILL DO sewing st home zippers, pockets, pegging. Fem•le Help Wanted hemming, alterations. etc. 1·ADIES, could you use extra Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Mason. monf'y fol' Christmas'~ Supply Phone 773-5651 . 4-30-tfc established customers with beautiful family Christmas REPAIR. REFINTSII, reeondlgift ~ in city of 'Po~eroy. Av· tlon golf clubs, John Teaford. erag~ $3 and Op hcl!rly, spare 9-2Ullp time or full time. Write Ruth Bergaw;, Watkins Products, SACK KrlE and Dozer Service, lnc.. Winona. Minnesota, pond , basf'ment, water ltne, ~.o;;~.-:·. 10-27-Ut ,.ptlc tank. R. W. Cowdery, Long Bottom, Ohio. 9-27-301< Male Help Wanted -1. table top range, wall oven. COON DOG Pups Call 992-5832. See to appreciate. Phone for 10-27-3tp appointment. 9fiZ.Sm. 111-21-11 C. C. BRADFORD AUCI'IOIIEER READY • MlX concrele delivered right to your project. Fast and easy. Free estimates. Phone 992-321M, Goegleln Ready • Mix Co., Middleport, Ohio. 6 10 tie BUDGET PRICE lumllure on OCGOv,ll , L ib•ro I g uQro,.tee to uort Comp l•t e prof.uloncd lroi,.ing P•D9•om <~ 1 compo")' eJ<~n•• Ouhlond in; ~.,.,ion o..l SoYi"9t ~~~;rom Lon;·ettoblio h•d illfer.r11:11h01101 o rgo"•1otio n Oppootunily 101' e"e.cvtove advo,cem.ent booed on mer it . Soles Mono;••• •orn Sl8,000 lo $35, 000 or more ""nuolly .TO QUALIFY: High Sc hool edueo•iM or better . Over 21 Bo~ob l e Spot>ll minded iood cor p,.,~; 0111 1ellirog reouir•d a ..... •"P••'•"c• . d•ttro;Jbi•, but no! 1· •!lli••uiv•, ~oociobl•, pl•o• lng perto"o ~ry. Ambitiout, n••d for high incom•, ••cogntllon peuonol o.chi•¥•menl Abl• to •'•"d thoro1J9h '""••tivoti o"· s·:ss -GUARANI'E'EDPHONE 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & A ' Umber. F'armlng ground In MYERS DEEP WELL PUMP. good condition Bruce Myers, pipe, tank, complete, prloe Oie:lt.r. oft Rt. 241. at Long t50. GQ kart. $25, seven ducts, Bottom. Pho1w 985-3128. tab all te. also two acreo of lo.;'l~ round wood free for cutung. Phone 9fiZ.2307. lii-Z4-3lp COAL F'URNACE. also 1953 Plymoutb rar Phone flfl2.45ti0 . 1968 ZIG ZAG sewing machlll-21-3tc Ine. This madline IJlODOo grams, buttonbol... etc. Pay f".lll or f8,30 a monlll. Phone m910. 11H4-31p USED FURNITURE Old Fa.hian Round Oak Tablo, Excollonl Conditlon. .................$45.00 2-Pc . Livint Room Suite.. $35.00 Sola Bod. ................. $25.00 Kerosene Cook Stove ............ .. $18.00 992-S896 Po"'eroy FIRESTONE Deluxe Champion tite, brand new. never been used, 11115-li. $%0. Phone 1192rm. 1o-2531p xx1 xr r xJ tAIY•r.n hn•bl""' VAPOR l'r.H•rday·~ IAntwm Mond~) DillY SPONGI SHOULD IF'Ac.t •• oft-nited danw! U- A "IPOUSI'IRAP'' ELM GROVE DAIRY DISPERSAL • Free Estimates • Quality Concrete • Certified Streneth AUTOMOBILE lnouranee ben Mnetlled? Loot JOUr operat. t .... ~!tense? Call . . . . I II tfe i WMPO • Delivery • Quick Service • Flnlshine • Sand & Gravel LOCAL REPORTS DAILY : • 7:50 A.M. 12 NOOM 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. .C07 PAGE MIDOLEPORT, OHIO subway began •raUng in New York City, from the Brooklyn Bridge to 145th street in Monllattan. ln 1917, concert viollnist Jascha Heifetz made his debut in carnegie Halt at the age of 16. 1n 1961, the General Auembly or the Unlted Notions acQ>ted by an overwbelmi!\11 vote • re&olution agalnat Juss'an explosion of a 50-megilon atomic bomb. SALE Due to Labor Problems, we are dlscontinuine the Dairy Operation on ouf farm, located approximately 2 miles east of Racine, Ohio, on State Route 124. 31 HEAD. • 8 HOLSTEINS • 23 GUERNSEYS Included are 10 fir-.t Calf Holfen, 5 Fresh H•w and 5 Clan-Up. 3 Suoge Pail Mllkoro and Pump. 180 Gal. .~· l - Dick Ti- ger, 167, Biafra, ou1pointed Frank Defaula, 174lh, Jersey 6"'"""' " ' ' " 7" 8:·; GOTEBORG, Sweden (1JPI) Bo P-rson, 155'h , SWeden, stq>ped Yolande Le-ue. 182%, France (9). • l<eepi ng Meigs Gallic and Mason · Area Informed As Well As Enl ert Q iI'! e_ .ct . .. '"" '"" 9""' OE" UNANIMOUS DECISION NEW YORK (UP!) - Dick Tl· ger's thoughts toda¥ returned to his embattled homelalld of Blafra and the chance of a r&turn bout against light hoavywe)i\).t champion Bob Fo11ter. Tile 311-year-<>ld captain In tho Bla!ran Army came back twice from vldou• knockdjlwnl Fri"-Y nlg!rt to wln a unanfmoua 10.. roond decision over y0101g Frank DePaula. . 2"" " ~ I .. WI. 67 PONTIAC FiiBblrd H.T. Cpe........... $2595 Four on the floor, 400 8 cyl., LeMana, blue finish, custom striping, blw vinyl int. , with bucket utGts, stereo P:B. radio, 23,000 miles by local owner. like . new ht line wide oval W.W . tires. 66 PONTIAC, BONNEVILLE CON. - • -- ·- $2095 · Locall owner cor, new w•s•w tires, vinyl trim with buc:bt seats, console, radio, P.S. & P.B., auto.trans. dark blue finish with whito nylon top. A real sharpie. 66 CHEVELLE SS 396 H.T. Cpa ......... $1995 Local owner cor, 4 on the floor, good wide oval W.W. tires! red vinyl interior, white t1n1sh, radiO & heater. Try 1t for performance. tires, greon exterior with white nyiDn top, green. with vinyl trim. ' 1965 CHEVROLET Biscayne •••••••.•••• •$1295 4 Door. Local 1 owner dean car. Beautiful turq_uoise finish with clean interior. Allgood W.W. tires. Rodio ·and Heater. III!:!HOLD'S GAUJPOLIB TY 'ftf Seeond Avenue A""""' rrom Pelt 0111ee GROVER SI.LSER, JR., OWNER · We S.rvh:e J. CARNAHAN D. SMITH Lunch Available by Ladies of Dorcal United Metho· difl Church. Mot Responsible For Accldenh or Lon of Property . ., ,.;.. ' Whot •• Sail POM.EROY YleiiMPlWI , car- -- 26, ISJB - aald. YOI7 revwae IIIII iOI're 11ft to ooflaloThurlldtfthatwore bewlae." ........... at the lnclfno wlarf and ahlpJed out by rail. · FOil brootdi!IIID!o antmrotate ~ olwhloN¥oothoser Omaha, three of tile crew of that boat were arrested by U. S. ~ · marshall Short ol Wheellog &1111 put tn tile Ohio Count.Y ~ to woll a hoartrv before u. S. Commissioner Beyd In a ot.y tho nlg!rt !>r 0et. If, WBI re<O\'o ered Thuhlllio ,_. Dam No. ~6 and taken' to· Pl. Pleaaanl to ba pn(10r811 for buriaL Maah, .*ho wu about 2&, relidedatLoekNo. 9 oo tho lla•wlla River. or two. The men lnvol.ved are the crdt lind two pantrymen, John Tyler, Val Cochran and A. J. zo- Urver. BODY J!Ji:COVE:RE:D The 1KMiy or Len Mash, white deckhand, drowned oft tho towEupne Dana Smith, In the OCT. 2f, 1918 - THE KANAWHA towlloot& Olio Marmet and Georp - - . bard a81'11111111 <11 the New R l - bar were lloaad off 'io' an arlfllclal rlao tile pools ...... Dams No. 27 and 26, rn bend of the river below here on LIStEN TO 20th OCT. 25, 1918 - CAPI'AIN (Mro.) Maey B. Greene, wife ~ C""aln Gordon C, - , tho ont.r III>IIWI le a captain oo the Ohio River, hal ta1ron COIIIIIWld ol tile GleonMkid In the Clnclmoll, POmeroy and Charlettmtrado.Mrl. .... 1ut In command ~the Gree1and when the W-laled Picket wu In tho Pllta- Mon. ihru Fri. -- 9:30AM ·1360 ~~A~HI WMOV w. va. •••en~weocl, TERMS! co. POMEROY l'/ ll NSf) I } CHA~NEL 13 6E 7E 8E 9E 8 OE 11 2 CHANNEL 3 u Mlkt DDutlllo ." [HANNEL I ...... S I Tl /U J. I } [UANNU 13 Duy .r. ('.allltll w,; .. wortt KarloiOI IWnhlll 2~ "~ I 10 10 " ·-- ' ' "-'~"' ' But Qf HlllbiW•I -·- -·- -·-· ......... 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Ph. t4MMT. 11'1 II 6~ " ~ Patriot Star Rt., Gallipolis Ph. l'lt-21JS 8 .. --OE -_ IH ...... E 2 ••.. ... - . a. 3~ . .. . 4.: ' .... o.~­ -·- ' ' ·~:tro ~ . 5 .........:.-.· ' &..Ill:..... -- 1"rrl.-e ldl 0111...... ~ .... raa Slw:Wtl Alii A.1 1M WorM T.- FW1!7 ..._ .. Mflrl,rlled C...... Li&H .._Celne c.. S..ra!Slanl ~a...lllll llovle c. Llfrl • u.. Ollf-·r.-. ~ ~' ·D.ft ..... ,;f . . . . . .1 • ..... i;) ':•'"'~"''"'"""'·- ,';.:.,: .... I .> .. ' • orua..: wa~w· ~l · , ·~;-.·;~·.. f ,. I . ...., . . Jl".ll , 9 .. -- " ..~ ' MIIHIU HM1 Ltt'• ...... .li.JMI 2E """"' ........... -.... 3E DQt.Oir LIYM u -__. ------.......... - .... """'~c--­ I' lsl•ilas ........ '\' . ·... , ..... '' •. ' ........ ' ·r • ' r. ' rL. '\J ' Mull s.~.7 - 3, "RI,.r o( ~ Rttum" NariiJn lllonrolo, ltobert t.lltchlllll TIJESUAY -·- . ' '1 .. ... ... H -Ba.,.t -·-. \ ·,~ ' 3, "~~ w DMNr't 116ek" - lokM.ln I- 3, UE ....... '') Part 2) 11:3()- 8, "Middle OI'INN\etlt" 7 - ..... WFJ)NESIU.Y ' - n. " Boelre. llufllt" II:U- !1, "Tho l.ut ~ ....,.. - Phi Wunl, Dlo..W ·-- _,.,. llllnt-..,. &, "'!1wl ~" - Bee~.~ 8, •· Ar<cll< F1Wll" f' RIDA~ u . .......,.Mary" - o.w.ltt l'leb.on t - I, "Qtdol Booton II *ll&" - ~· Mtharl• 1- ~1, llllrry u.au - ~. "It ~ Nichl:" - L.a...., 1M PhUIIJI.. Kbn N<ll'ek ~ ·~ .......ll, Loi•Alllrilll s "Emdu•" (Par. Ll r...r ,....,_,., E n "---4: --· 5~ --_ ....,~ • - IIIXI 1- ,_ 1:.. -·2: 3E• -·- ro MONllA~ ~tan- K.lml .... """""" 7 - 8, •.,..twoqi...," e,··no. ~t'n:tmOI!.II.· !anr." - William llolaltn, aa.m FuN Cbardl U Ch.rlol ..,_... 2~ o.w. ,MTl ...... .......... SI.INDAY 13, " I• Ptl'l< illllrnl . . ' - 11:30 - --IH ........ .. -OE Dto:kO.- ,_ I~u --- ~ tou:-llllka t ..__.. . !Gall World u. ...,.. ot Lilt Jlddt -O IH ...... .. 2: u .__.. ..•• .. u 8E. 9: 9:.. • u 7~ ~ v• 6E """'- ... 7E 8E: Bible ............ " 7E ALBBRI'IIIMAN Water DellVf!rY 6~ I ---- [HANNEL I Guldl!lll ~ H"st'' l .. PLEASING -·- Nft. faaiball AFL FllOiblll -.... 9E -· H.T . Cpe. Deluxe trim. Vinyl interior. Mecl. blue col• or. Power steering and automatic frons. Good W.W. tires. Low mileage by local owner. J.D. Grain Drill, Farrnall Cub with hydoaulic, J.D. 8' t.lwlll!IW~ . ... ....., 7: 19!i6 OLDS F85 ........................ $1895- Mas .. y Harris .U Li ... PTO, 3 pt. hitch, N.H. llowor, F600 Truck. waa m the abo a look and weaL down. The Cloclmlll paekato ant car17fnl bli ol Gallla aDd LaOI-0 Coulll;y lipplea to market. The ateoltoHboatClalrtoa ounil_,. l'IUI· , bur1lh hal been railed and placed <11 tiJo - · at lllqlo-. Pa. The 1t1nt1nt1toa ooo1 noot arrived 1111e1y at Cfncblaall wllfl ts,OOO Ions ol coal oo Ia oal4 to ba tho !all artlllclal rile ol tllo 11011. Thla tut lldpment wu the 1ar&UI of tho ...-. Fall riiOI !rom ralna .... _,.ed tD F."·n I } 0"'. Th l 1 lo ..,. LU'J LE.. u 151-U LEE'S PLUMBING & IIBMQD. ELING, Crown City, 0. Ph. ~IJl-11 [HANNEL 3 [HA~NELI3 8 Kat~ KarniVLI 5E" IDEAL DAY Nursery, U hour servlee. 910 .Fourth Ave. working, shopplns, parUes. Experienced slllers. Ph. i46- OK Used Car buys l'l ......... 4 ordered 86 lmprloonecl S.rvl- Offer.d theH ..tter CH.tN~EL Jultllte ..?. " COIICOSilonl and aald P.,.ce talko liave almost IOttled the antl.gvvernment revolt. Four speed trans ., blowu on motor, goad tires, bucket seats, red vinyl int., jet black finish. Radio. Fi~ld Chaooor, 3 Hood•. 2 Rubber Tirotf Wagon•, '48 G.M.C. Touck H> Tan, N.H . Flail Chopper, '60 Ford fngton u ~ oilier SAVE MONEY? Yes, Good Selection Of '69 MODELS Best Dqls, Too! IIi> u reiUit "' balnc cauaht Jlll1l¥ aut ... lilt baa\ will bo railed and npolred. Cculdonble hllbt u 2*•........... .... ~'l'S FBEI'fl ' ' "· MEXICo ern cu!'ll-''n.e Mexican gvvornment Frlda.Y DO YOU LIKE TO (H.\\\U 3 \1 J I } " 64 CORVAIR Spider 2 Door ...... ... ...... $895' Lime Spreader, 3-14" M.H. 3 pt . Plow, A.C. 66 Com• blno 2-14" J.D. 3 Pt. , Ho. 5 J.D. Mowat, H.H. 611 wldch ..,. -oral da,ro - ""* •-·. .-... ----.... Jrllli--~llloore- TilE GAS baota, Rl.th and !lqjto, Look 1.500 barrele or JPplta Into H"""' OCT. 21, 1818 - 111E'.CLARINGTON - - Jll Solar Bulk Tank Complete. (Trucking Avoilabto) MACHINERY ocT. T)k,upta j: ' . Fold and Place Near Your TeleviMion Set for Convenient Reference City, N.J. (10). Malibu Conv. VB engine, P.G. transmiuion, new w•s•w SATURDAY, NOV. 2, 1968, 11 A.M. NEW YORK (UP!) nlg!rt sH Ia ill-loot 1oog aDd buiBJ>.ttnd..au ••.eul-lion tnde a -;...r_ogo,!Ut Otlllimer. Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing otu-. tunted looae, otrered If you do boat averopd 30,025 ~s of coat. Tho !Uir barges wve 1to feel lGal by 264oot beam, junl_or Ji1iddlewel.ght title. AT GOEGLEIN GRAVEL engines. CAPI' AIN LANE SUED OCT, 25, 1918 - A~ H, W, Cilerrln8· ton ol thlo ctey hao broullfrt lUll aaatnat Cap. ta1n John w. Lane, former owner ol tile pocltet Helen Lane, for mone,y allepct to bo due Lowall H. Oaldry ol Now Orleana, Ll., clatmo to have found a l>Qyor for Clljllaln Lane for hla oteamer Rolen Lane. catdry'a COIIIIIio•ton was to be f/50. Mra. Lane received part of tho mone,y, $1f,800 pald over for tho Lane and Captain Lane tho balance. Attom01 Chorrfnaton aleo bJ'OQibt lult to gamtlheo tile mone,y Clpoln Lane had dopoolted In a Gallipolis bank. The Lane belllll· ""* F1GHT RESULTS By United Press International ROI>!E (UP0 - Fred Little, 15114 , New Orleans and 8andro Mozzlnghl, 151%, Italy, fought to no come at (8) -. for world presents DIAL !!12-3284 28 feet, aniWOI'fng for The li>t'81J1e'o 38.2 [eel In diameter' fntlto C1P:f1n Lane or Ida wife, Ia Ued pp hai,'o. II waa mt,..,ched. . H.... Ia RtYei- Newa ~ lllot Yoor! 1' IMFORMATION NEWS 65 CHEVELLE ..... .. . , . ... ..... .... ..$1495 CARNAHAN AUCTION SERVICE Insurance SEA COW DIES 22, 1918 - The Tamlaml !Ish from tllo Qdf ol llfeldeo with the big sea moni!IQ arrived here Moodo,v -...on trom tho Kallawba River and laid up below the Ice piers lor "" lnde!lntlt lllo;r. The lnfl..,.. put tho Tamlaml out ol bualnesa for tho present. The boat was obut out ol Pl. PIBUIIII, NItro and Charleatoo and thO!' 1o1t lbelr ,.. cow at Charleston, the acid in ·the Kanawba River tdUtng the aDimal wlddt was valued ~ . , . <X;T. Wheel Alignment I tI J I ' PH. 1193-2113 ~Pm t I From the Lorpll TruCk Bull<bnr Rallaror To The !iDall.. L Hooter Core, BLAETTNARS .....,_, 198 VI. h\oin \ HocklnlpOrl, Ohio Phone 667-3370 M·f· '=···· ···· llta6 Sat. • •••••• • • • to Sun. • • ...... • HOBSTETTER REALTY Y••tsBo.ptShop Of' Schawarztl Marine at $1,000 (The 11orJ ol the TomWnl was In 1be Oct. 18 Tlmoa-Senllnel). DRAFT THE SPRAGUE OCT, 2t, 1118- The river biJiorian, Geortll Merrick, BurllnPm, ~ - · to kmw 'Whl' llle IJ'ell li>t'III'IO aud oilier large towboolo bavo not toluD over by tho \11W81'11· mont In order to nlleve the rallrooda. He aa.yalt.la a pi<llouDd myaler.l'. A doll<lr\plkiJ ol tho !9r...,. Ia aaaln pubUibed: The ..-ra ore ol RMJ, rour In ~umber. ~ tho bolance jiOIIem and 37.6 font kin&. or 1&0 u-1 ,_ ~ ..-ro. In Ftbruary .\917, lbe li>t'IIUO a fleet o1 ..e1 borps !rom LcioiiiYillo to New OrloanJ CCIIII!IIfnB ol 58 COol - . aDd four borpo, the ooo1 - . eaeh beiDB 185 ,_long willl a 26-loot beam and a ICJ.loct hold, each GALLIPOLIS - Fltt;y yean ago this.-, ln!IUOn>a forced tho !lob boat Tamlamlto Ue . up, Captain John w. Lane of C.eiJ lp>lil ,... oue( aud 1llOl' were aaldaa Whl' doean't the pQl'lllllont drafl the big !9raauo lor emergency iOwfng In wartime. Heto. are those and otoriea from the ·River Newe ~ the Gallfpolfo Daii.Y Tribune: On Display 115 Soon To Arrive car our third floor budget shop. 101 B. Mabo l'umeniJ!. 0 SIX ROOM house. newly reBater Furniture. Middleport, FIRST FLOOR apartment. Vf!rY modeled kitchen , 'h basement ntoe lor two poople 111' two Ohio. ? 211 lfe Real Estate For Sale and bar room, m Ebenezer people with small child. Phone Sl. Phone 1192-5566. !0-27.-tp SEWING MACIIINES. n!palr lft-3!.67. !6-Z3-12te service, an makes. WY :1!1161 THREE BEDROOM trail27.84. The Fabric Shop, Porn· THREE ROOM apartment. Furer, Expando living room and eroy. Authorized Singer Sale• nl•bed, M & G Food Market, awning. Phone 992-5319. and Service. We Sharpen GEO. HOBS1EIIER. BrOirtr three miles south of MiddleI0-2$-6tc 1500.110 DOWN - Buys 64 Acres, Scissors. ~tie port. \MWc 7 room house, fireplace, eel· BLACK HAWK CORN PICKER, Jar, minerals. $09.14 for 8 CIGARETI'E vending macMnes $150. Phone !19U460. 10-25-3!~ yrs. and service. ABC Enterprises, For Sale Mason, W. Va. Phone 773-5543. MIDDLEPORT - Larg'e 8 room HAY AND sn~W . Ca~l 99211-f.tfe brick, ll> baths, 4 bedrooms, 6227. t0-22-I2lp run basement, garage. FLOOR Demonstrator. 1968 $:!0,0011.011. stereo AM & FM radio rec- FIELD GROWN CHRYSAN· GENERAL STORE - All stock, ord player, $Ill or fl a month. THEMUMS and mums all The Almanac fixtures and a 7 room home, Phone 773-5910. 10-24-Mp colors, big and heallhy, also B.} United Press Int.eri\Btional bath, furnace , and large lot. Today is Sunday, Od. 27, the canning pears and potatoes, Only $24,11011.011 1958 TWO-DOOR Chevy, good Reynolds Flower Shop, Ma- 30ht day of 1968 with 65 to IIELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD tJres, good running shape, son City, just above Corp. follow. ASSOCIATES 9fiZ.33!S T he moon i s between its new $150. Phone 992-SISI days, line. 10-4-tle 16-21-3tc phase ar.l first quarter. ~173 evenings. I~Z4-31c The morning stars are Mars, TWO coal stokers with con· and Mercury. Jl.lliter ELECTRIC GillTAR, good eon. tro!s. Arnold Bnthers, PoThe evenilll: stars are Venus New York's Tammany Hall, dillon, with two pickups. meroy, Phone 992-24l8. Boss Tweed, was arrested on Phone 992-58118. I0-24-3tc 10-13-tfc and Saturn. charges or defrauding the city. On this day in history: · i -+-· In 1904, · 'the first practical In 1871, the political cMef ol THE PERSONAL property, ex- POTATOES. Phone 813-2254 cept organ. of the late Weber Clarence Prcffilt. Portland . Holl will be sold at the office 10-16-tfc ~l!l1MID~u..J ~ ,_J , _ of Crow, Crow & Porter, at· tomeys. P<>meroy, Ohio, at a POODLE PUPPIES, AKC TO)I Unscramble thesefwr Jumbles. price oot less than $200, and miniature. $75 and up. Sind one ldttr to each square, to the real estate owned by the service and grooming. Phoae form four ordinary word&. late Weber Holt In Scipio 9112-5443. 11 3 tie Township, Meigs County, Ohio, consisting of 152 acres AKC Golden Retriever puppies, more or less (excepting one524 Ash Sl, Middleport. tnhalf of minerals) will be sold IM43. 6-23-lfe at the office of Crow, Crow & COUPH Porter at 10:30 a.m. Oct. 29, HONDA 50, 1966. Phone 1911968. for a price not less than 3214. 1().23-&<, $11,500. Persons! and real property shall be sold to the high- IJII'I-12 1 60 ft. three bedroom est bidder. The adminlslra, m<idle home, I 1 20 foot tor has the right to reject any awning. Phone ~12. and all bids. Sale subject to 10-ZUic the approval of the Probate Court of Meigs County, Ohio. 85 DODGE TRUCK, 6 cylinder, tOXE.'VT8 Now amon.. the cln:led letltn William D. Childs, adminis'!lo ton and '11 Chevy V.a, three 'i 'i to form the aurprise anawer, u trator of the Estate of Wespeed atendard shift, both ln A .A. IU(Ieated by the above cutoon. \.. ber F. Holt, decea!ed. exeell<lll eond!Um>, ·caD 9fiZ. 11145-Mc 1196. ]().ZU\C Prill 1M sURPIIISE AIISIIll ... 11N [ ground, rest in pasture and Ecrn UO 000 or morelirtl y•or. 5.,1 111 1~ Bu1i"••• o~ praf•u lor10l peapl• d...,ing b,.,;, • ., hovro. 60% of inc om• -'••iv•d lrom eltobll,hed R•m~~in nap preuvr• rlns• of toft wor.r to mok• cor shl ... 3. A'r•ndont on dull' eraUon, New Haven. bone 8BMO'It. i I tie ...... Slnlct 6-9%-18 AlR CONDMONING RelrlgeraUon oervlce. Jack's Refrlg. t:tNIC "'*' \, EVINRUDE 69's Are Here 2: SprGy•d ond th.m 11 I 1 tie I I each .carll'lrw 14,000 bulllolo. 1'110 omtro tow ®~Alned 1,750,000 bulllela ol oqua1 to• 67,037 tons. • ' Tho " " - Wlllcb Ia tho larpal &vol •t In tile 1111r1Alm illland -.,IIS18.8foot toar. 63 foot and drawa 5.8 !101 ol water. P'OIII and net -...Ia 1,471 toaa. ThebGilora are ftve tube, ol Dullufllt make, sb: 1D IUIIIber 111111 12 !lveo, and are all- 200 poundJ ualntl (oroed clraft, havfnl two llq>le eollfnooro and - fan for oaeh ......,otaclt. IDcllldlng tile boiler declt and cabin floor, all below ti ateol. Her IJI'C90lllng III8Chfner7 II fore and all, ' horizontal VPe and ol ""' folloWing dtmen•••, two hiP preoiUI'o 2~ • 12 feat, low preoaure, oa lndtel by 12-loot The IIWt pnoiiU'o ey!fr*ro an f........r ~ tho 101'1 pnolllll'e, one p i - rod; 10 Indios by Business Servi(es 1 Complole Servfee PltatleMt:ll" Rae!H. OM> Crltl Bnd!ord '1. IN SALES AND SALES MANAGEMENT ' ,, .:- DOZER, BACKHOE, trencher and truck servlee, septic tanks, water Unes, ba~ments, also topsoil. HeJU')' Bahr, phone 985-3988 or Roger Babr, phone 88&-3958. 16-WOtp NEED CASH? Sell famous Knapp Aeroln!d shoes, full or part lime. mt~~~ commlsslolll plus bonus. Complete line for men and women. Equipment furnlshed free. Write to Gor<1 & A GARAGE Racine, Ohio. dm> Rae, District Sales Mgr., Nett door to Racine Service 3584 Darbyshire Drive, CoStation. Mechanic on duty T lumbus, Ohio I~Sie a.m. to 8:~ p.m.. seven dayo a week. Tune-uos and exFor Rent ltsusts a specialty. 10-24-3lc TWO SMALL 11111\iS~ed llOmeB, cheap. One needs stove for RAM SHOOT, SUNDAY, OCI'. heating purposes. Lower Mon27, from I to 5 p.m. Racine key Run. Esther Brlckles, Gun Club off Rt . 124 on BashBrickles Gulf Senke, Alan Road. 111-Sf.31< bany , Ohio. .J().fl-3tp I WILL NOT be responsil>le for any debts other than my FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Close to oehool. own. Phone 9fiZ.5434. 111-11-lfe ~ & N DAY old or started Leg· CARPETS a fright. Make them Roy VanCooney, Morn ~ullets. Both floor or a beaut;lul atght with Blue Wll St.. Pomeroy cage -:or own available; Poultry Lustre. Rent electric sbamlll-24-3tp FURNISHED HOUSE In Pomehousiug and automation. Mod· pooer Baker Furniture. roy, Phone 992-5262 evenings. ern Poultry. Box 188, Athens, 111-21_.\c 16-22-tfc GROCERY DISCOUNT on $5 or Ohio !'hone 593-7831. 10-27-Uc over. M & G Food Market, RATS, MICE gone forever. 'Get three miles south of Middle- THREE bedroom apartment AI.L BRED baCK . four HereStar', 2'h lb. $1.69. Sugar Run with garage on Butternut paM. III-Sf.31< ford cows, s~·ntld calf cows. Mill. Ebersbach Hdwe., PickAve. Phone 992-5127. ' 10-li-tfc Three firsr call Herefords : sns, Mason. 10-21-lllp one yearling Hereford heifer, one spring heifer calf. Three SnJDIO COUCH AND OOIR, HelpWam.d young bulls, one pony. Also unftnlshed. pick out material 70 acre farm, good fenees. and will reupholster. also gas good bam, good corn crib. bot water tank, new, ~ gal. Good well. House needs reMro. Woodrow Zwilling, phone pair; 25 acres of fanning IIIUI62. ID-2Uic VACANCY for two elderlv people. Prefer privale paid patients. Phone Ma,on. 773-5185. 10-1-Uc ; ., ' DITCH DIGGING, water llllel, leech beds, Paul Andenon. Mason, w. va. Phons m6788. 111-9-301p t.,.,., Public Sale For Sale or Trade 'i . A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watchirl:g Want Ad~ ,~~lpg·<f6p ·Grade Results : WANT AD . ·' ' I 'I• llarlt:. a...o.u. Calbtlrt o •• CM&t, SATt!RIM'I 1, "llt...U.rw'' - AobNt w....-,JUI SL JaiUI ll•!fl - I, ~IW.la of **'-~ 9 - _ .. - ru,......,. U!H- W'~Attutr. l,"r...,le~­ llollout Sllcll, hha IIIII. �< ' .,. ,, 22 - ,, . The Sundt)' Times - Sentinel,_ Sun:lay, ' Oc_tober 27, 1968 \. Notlc1 INFORMATION llvllneu Sarvlcet For Sale Forhnt RAVE ROOM lor two lady pa- FURNISHED APARTMENTS SriiAWBERHY plants, Sure . tients, ambulatory or bedfast. in Middleport. All utlllli.. Crop, fl p.• tOO, new plants. Syracuse Nursing Home. ld Rowley & Reed Mid· Charles Rt. 2. Racine. 111-S5-31<: ~~~rt. Phone m-27'16: Phone 241->Jil!l. lo-27-31p 111-22-tle EARLY American stereo, AM THE SOUTHERN Local Athle& F , • radio Lovely maple tic Boosters will hold an aucto odU « rolot1 any «<t doomed ob· 'fRAILER LOTS, Bob'o Mobile finits• :. 4 spctf.l o:hanger, pay.. jectionoblo. Tho r.ubliohor will not tion Saturday, Oct. 26, 19118 Court, Syracuse, Ohio on State 1M roapont lb!o or more than one mtnts of $6 'lo:-1' month or pay at the Racine Junior lllgb lm;orroc: r into rflal'i , Rt. 124, Phone !19Mt151. balanL'e dUl' ~l. !J8. Phone School gym, beginning sl 11 RATES 11-lt-Ue F- 111 WoPif Ad $-ryiu !l!rl-JJIB. I0-2'1-&c a.m , with James Carnahan S conrt ,., Wot4 oN in tort iof!l and Dan Smith auetloneen, TRAILER SPACE, ready to MiniMYIII Clltrf• 7Sc Eleclrie ranges, gas ranges, 12 contt per -·d three conte(u book up, private, plenty of ~Ll: STATE :,1~1 ·co; 1968 wal· ti¥o intortront. nut :'ltereo console with 4automatic washer, television room for children to play. 11 conh ,., Woul tia contoc:~'"' speaker. 4-Speed, automatic sets. record player, desk Phone 1192-3904. 11-14-lfc loteertiont . chw .t'r. Make payments of lamp and numerous other ' 15 ,.. CO"' t)jscownl on poid odt ond od& paid within 10 do'!'I household items. $;; vr ""' JUS! 181.16. Call 99ZFOUR ROOM fumlobed apart. CAAD OF nu.Nt<S &. 081TUAR'r' 3:11' I0-27.-tc Elson Spencer, President, $1 .56 for 50 wo•d "'lnimu"' . Eo ment, E. Main St., Pomeroy, Southern Local Athletic .dditionol word 2c: Couples only. Phone 992-3975. B~ltt,ll . ADI Boosters. 111-25-ltc IQ.8.tfe !"'UR !lOOM hou.. In SyraA.dclitionol 25c Clo.are• per Ad .. orcuse, gas heat. cold running OFFICE HOURS water. one and 11even hund1 WILL NOT be responsible for ONE FURNISHED . apartment, I ,JQ . · .., _ lo S:OO P· "' Doil)· redths acres . Ground witb any debts contracted by anyone !,...bedroom trailer. 8:30 o . m. t o 12:00 'Noo" So!ur<loy good garden space : $7011 cash. one otheT than myself. WilPhone Mason 773-5147, Marl'bone 9fiZ.2801. I0-27-3tc liam Black. Rt. 1, Middleport. ion Reynolds. IIHHic In Memory 1().25-3tp l!\1 LOVING memory of Hessie BEAUTIFUL all new electric riVE consecutive Jots in Beech Melinda Maye who passed Grove cemetery. Phone 992Wanted s-room apartment located In away Oct. 27, I967. 6439. 111-27-61~ ANTIQUES. f11mlture. dlohe!. Pomeroy. Electric heating, OUDLIMU 5 • ·"' · Day Bof•o P'*lic:ation M..ndoy O.odl!"' 9 "·"'· Concollotior" & Correction• Will 1M- ,.c;copted uMII 9 o . rn . '"' Dar of P.-licotiol'l REGUI.A liONS Tho Publithr rour~•• tho r~hr What I would give to clasp f miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard Cedi, 800 W. Main St.. Pomeroy. !-25-tfc her hand, Her happy face to see, To bear her voice and see her WILL 00 babysitting day or smile, night. Call !192· 5~. I0-2$-6tc so much to all '111at meant of us. Sadly missed by her husband, Otho C. Maye; her 11167 INTERNATJUNAL Lruclt, i daughler, and son-in-law, speed, % ton, hl51 Chevrolet, Mr. and Mrs . William 1967 Mustang 6-cylir.o.er, J.. Fink. and grandson speed. Financing available. William Cedi Fink. Phone 992-6547; after 5 p.m. 10-27-lt~ Phone 992-5741. 9-D-tfc ~~ f :.~ ' '' lost STORE EQUIPMENT, M & G i'IVE-MONTH-OLD Polled HereFood Market, three miles ford heifer. Lost in Tanners south of Middleport. I0-24-3te ·Run area. Anyone seeing the heifer Is asked to call 949- FOR SALE, TRADE OR LEASE 3774. 10-27-6tc M & G FOOD Market, three miles south ol MiddlepoM. 111-:IHic Notice WILL DO sewing st home zippers, pockets, pegging. Fem•le Help Wanted hemming, alterations. etc. 1·ADIES, could you use extra Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Mason. monf'y fol' Christmas'~ Supply Phone 773-5651 . 4-30-tfc established customers with beautiful family Christmas REPAIR. REFINTSII, reeondlgift ~ in city of 'Po~eroy. Av· tlon golf clubs, John Teaford. erag~ $3 and Op hcl!rly, spare 9-2Ullp time or full time. Write Ruth Bergaw;, Watkins Products, SACK KrlE and Dozer Service, lnc.. Winona. Minnesota, pond , basf'ment, water ltne, ~.o;;~.-:·. 10-27-Ut ,.ptlc tank. R. W. Cowdery, Long Bottom, Ohio. 9-27-301< Male Help Wanted -1. table top range, wall oven. COON DOG Pups Call 992-5832. See to appreciate. Phone for 10-27-3tp appointment. 9fiZ.Sm. 111-21-11 C. C. BRADFORD AUCI'IOIIEER READY • MlX concrele delivered right to your project. Fast and easy. Free estimates. Phone 992-321M, Goegleln Ready • Mix Co., Middleport, Ohio. 6 10 tie BUDGET PRICE lumllure on OCGOv,ll , L ib•ro I g uQro,.tee to uort Comp l•t e prof.uloncd lroi,.ing P•D9•om <~ 1 compo")' eJ<~n•• Ouhlond in; ~.,.,ion o..l SoYi"9t ~~~;rom Lon;·ettoblio h•d illfer.r11:11h01101 o rgo"•1otio n Oppootunily 101' e"e.cvtove advo,cem.ent booed on mer it . Soles Mono;••• •orn Sl8,000 lo $35, 000 or more ""nuolly .TO QUALIFY: High Sc hool edueo•iM or better . Over 21 Bo~ob l e Spot>ll minded iood cor p,.,~; 0111 1ellirog reouir•d a ..... •"P••'•"c• . d•ttro;Jbi•, but no! 1· •!lli••uiv•, ~oociobl•, pl•o• lng perto"o ~ry. Ambitiout, n••d for high incom•, ••cogntllon peuonol o.chi•¥•menl Abl• to •'•"d thoro1J9h '""••tivoti o"· s·:ss -GUARANI'E'EDPHONE 992-2094 Pomeroy Home & A ' Umber. F'armlng ground In MYERS DEEP WELL PUMP. good condition Bruce Myers, pipe, tank, complete, prloe Oie:lt.r. oft Rt. 241. at Long t50. GQ kart. $25, seven ducts, Bottom. Pho1w 985-3128. tab all te. also two acreo of lo.;'l~ round wood free for cutung. Phone 9fiZ.2307. lii-Z4-3lp COAL F'URNACE. also 1953 Plymoutb rar Phone flfl2.45ti0 . 1968 ZIG ZAG sewing machlll-21-3tc Ine. This madline IJlODOo grams, buttonbol... etc. Pay f".lll or f8,30 a monlll. Phone m910. 11H4-31p USED FURNITURE Old Fa.hian Round Oak Tablo, Excollonl Conditlon. .................$45.00 2-Pc . Livint Room Suite.. $35.00 Sola Bod. ................. $25.00 Kerosene Cook Stove ............ .. $18.00 992-S896 Po"'eroy FIRESTONE Deluxe Champion tite, brand new. never been used, 11115-li. $%0. Phone 1192rm. 1o-2531p xx1 xr r xJ tAIY•r.n hn•bl""' VAPOR l'r.H•rday·~ IAntwm Mond~) DillY SPONGI SHOULD IF'Ac.t •• oft-nited danw! U- A "IPOUSI'IRAP'' ELM GROVE DAIRY DISPERSAL • Free Estimates • Quality Concrete • Certified Streneth AUTOMOBILE lnouranee ben Mnetlled? Loot JOUr operat. t .... ~!tense? Call . . . . I II tfe i WMPO • Delivery • Quick Service • Flnlshine • Sand & Gravel LOCAL REPORTS DAILY : • 7:50 A.M. 12 NOOM 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. .C07 PAGE MIDOLEPORT, OHIO subway began •raUng in New York City, from the Brooklyn Bridge to 145th street in Monllattan. ln 1917, concert viollnist Jascha Heifetz made his debut in carnegie Halt at the age of 16. 1n 1961, the General Auembly or the Unlted Notions acQ>ted by an overwbelmi!\11 vote • re&olution agalnat Juss'an explosion of a 50-megilon atomic bomb. SALE Due to Labor Problems, we are dlscontinuine the Dairy Operation on ouf farm, located approximately 2 miles east of Racine, Ohio, on State Route 124. 31 HEAD. • 8 HOLSTEINS • 23 GUERNSEYS Included are 10 fir-.t Calf Holfen, 5 Fresh H•w and 5 Clan-Up. 3 Suoge Pail Mllkoro and Pump. 180 Gal. .~· l - Dick Ti- ger, 167, Biafra, ou1pointed Frank Defaula, 174lh, Jersey 6"'"""' " ' ' " 7" 8:·; GOTEBORG, Sweden (1JPI) Bo P-rson, 155'h , SWeden, stq>ped Yolande Le-ue. 182%, France (9). • l<eepi ng Meigs Gallic and Mason · Area Informed As Well As Enl ert Q iI'! e_ .ct . .. '"" '"" 9""' OE" UNANIMOUS DECISION NEW YORK (UP!) - Dick Tl· ger's thoughts toda¥ returned to his embattled homelalld of Blafra and the chance of a r&turn bout against light hoavywe)i\).t champion Bob Fo11ter. Tile 311-year-<>ld captain In tho Bla!ran Army came back twice from vldou• knockdjlwnl Fri"-Y nlg!rt to wln a unanfmoua 10.. roond decision over y0101g Frank DePaula. . 2"" " ~ I .. WI. 67 PONTIAC FiiBblrd H.T. Cpe........... $2595 Four on the floor, 400 8 cyl., LeMana, blue finish, custom striping, blw vinyl int. , with bucket utGts, stereo P:B. radio, 23,000 miles by local owner. like . new ht line wide oval W.W . tires. 66 PONTIAC, BONNEVILLE CON. - • -- ·- $2095 · Locall owner cor, new w•s•w tires, vinyl trim with buc:bt seats, console, radio, P.S. & P.B., auto.trans. dark blue finish with whito nylon top. A real sharpie. 66 CHEVELLE SS 396 H.T. Cpa ......... $1995 Local owner cor, 4 on the floor, good wide oval W.W. tires! red vinyl interior, white t1n1sh, radiO & heater. Try 1t for performance. tires, greon exterior with white nyiDn top, green. with vinyl trim. ' 1965 CHEVROLET Biscayne •••••••.•••• •$1295 4 Door. Local 1 owner dean car. Beautiful turq_uoise finish with clean interior. Allgood W.W. tires. Rodio ·and Heater. III!:!HOLD'S GAUJPOLIB TY 'ftf Seeond Avenue A""""' rrom Pelt 0111ee GROVER SI.LSER, JR., OWNER · We S.rvh:e J. CARNAHAN D. SMITH Lunch Available by Ladies of Dorcal United Metho· difl Church. Mot Responsible For Accldenh or Lon of Property . ., ,.;.. ' Whot •• Sail POM.EROY YleiiMPlWI , car- -- 26, ISJB - aald. YOI7 revwae IIIII iOI're 11ft to ooflaloThurlldtfthatwore bewlae." ........... at the lnclfno wlarf and ahlpJed out by rail. · FOil brootdi!IIID!o antmrotate ~ olwhloN¥oothoser Omaha, three of tile crew of that boat were arrested by U. S. ~ · marshall Short ol Wheellog &1111 put tn tile Ohio Count.Y ~ to woll a hoartrv before u. S. Commissioner Beyd In a ot.y tho nlg!rt !>r 0et. If, WBI re<O\'o ered Thuhlllio ,_. Dam No. ~6 and taken' to· Pl. Pleaaanl to ba pn(10r811 for buriaL Maah, .*ho wu about 2&, relidedatLoekNo. 9 oo tho lla•wlla River. or two. The men lnvol.ved are the crdt lind two pantrymen, John Tyler, Val Cochran and A. J. zo- Urver. BODY J!Ji:COVE:RE:D The 1KMiy or Len Mash, white deckhand, drowned oft tho towEupne Dana Smith, In the OCT. 2f, 1918 - THE KANAWHA towlloot& Olio Marmet and Georp - - . bard a81'11111111 <11 the New R l - bar were lloaad off 'io' an arlfllclal rlao tile pools ...... Dams No. 27 and 26, rn bend of the river below here on LIStEN TO 20th OCT. 25, 1918 - CAPI'AIN (Mro.) Maey B. Greene, wife ~ C""aln Gordon C, - , tho ont.r III>IIWI le a captain oo the Ohio River, hal ta1ron COIIIIIWld ol tile GleonMkid In the Clnclmoll, POmeroy and Charlettmtrado.Mrl. .... 1ut In command ~the Gree1and when the W-laled Picket wu In tho Pllta- Mon. ihru Fri. -- 9:30AM ·1360 ~~A~HI WMOV w. va. •••en~weocl, TERMS! co. POMEROY l'/ ll NSf) I } CHA~NEL 13 6E 7E 8E 9E 8 OE 11 2 CHANNEL 3 u Mlkt DDutlllo ." [HANNEL I ...... S I Tl /U J. I } [UANNU 13 Duy .r. ('.allltll w,; .. wortt KarloiOI IWnhlll 2~ "~ I 10 10 " ·-- ' ' "-'~"' ' But Qf HlllbiW•I -·- -·- -·-· ......... S.Uoh ror u Itt It• World Tw'na FIIMJ Yw Shootkl Aok t.o...... ~ll!ltlcnd NawiJI<.. Game ~~ I .... ou -· • ~ao..J 2..E ......... llall. . .,_. GPtral I~IW st«m 00 u . o•WI 'hil.!.o - - - t - -.1 :1\1 4 r.uu.,..·. l&l&nd - Deblll 'IB - ........., fin. HWbWI11 2:" !IIG.te -·.._ ....... ........... Dark ~ .... ., ..... li. Allen 10 "~ Gilllpn Dark SllltckJel "'-'• Grunn II~Brlnhley ......... II Tab• A Thief N.f.I'.D. ~~ Thlt'o LU. C.t 0 ."~ 2 .." ~ -· -·- ...... '"""" ~rPnoL JriFL W'.... ll!i t.-u ..... -·..... ..,._ 6..: 8 "'"~ ...... Gtat' Mlrlr ""'Gid ...... 9E" OE" -· .... ~ --.-.. _ -·..... JJrcy ' - • 7." DMn WULln .w..- t2 -5 .. ~ rr Crunlolc. Dcri•Du 'l'Op *vr """'' ~rsh • loklliiiiW'• Ll(o 10 Red .'iheltan -...... ._. " ,o,.. Dm'tSeJ' ~ ..... 7:." 8 .. 9:'" w...ld 5. sn.~uwo 6~• - I~10 World Tunu [UUNEL 13 (HANNU 3 ~ OE.. Socl'<lt liE• .._, 6 ,... ... .... ..... Mo-.le _ ~~I Your Emerson Dealer fll.tl IU!NNETR STEGER'S WATER DELIVERY SERVICI! Ph. t4MMT. 11'1 II 6~ " ~ Patriot Star Rt., Gallipolis Ph. l'lt-21JS 8 .. --OE -_ IH ...... E 2 ••.. ... - . a. 3~ . .. . 4.: ' .... o.~­ -·- ' ' ·~:tro ~ . 5 .........:.-.· ' &..Ill:..... -- 1"rrl.-e ldl 0111...... ~ .... raa Slw:Wtl Alii A.1 1M WorM T.- FW1!7 ..._ .. Mflrl,rlled C...... Li&H .._Celne c.. S..ra!Slanl ~a...lllll llovle c. Llfrl • u.. Ollf-·r.-. ~ ~' ·D.ft ..... ,;f . . . . . .1 • ..... i;) ':•'"'~"''"'"""'·- ,';.:.,: .... I .> .. ' • orua..: wa~w· ~l · , ·~;-.·;~·.. f ,. I . ...., . . Jl".ll , 9 .. -- " ..~ ' MIIHIU HM1 Ltt'• ...... .li.JMI 2E """"' ........... -.... 3E DQt.Oir LIYM u -__. ------.......... - .... """'~c--­ I' lsl•ilas ........ '\' . ·... , ..... '' •. ' ........ ' ·r • ' r. ' rL. '\J ' Mull s.~.7 - 3, "RI,.r o( ~ Rttum" NariiJn lllonrolo, ltobert t.lltchlllll TIJESUAY -·- . ' '1 .. ... ... H -Ba.,.t -·-. \ ·,~ ' 3, "~~ w DMNr't 116ek" - lokM.ln I- 3, UE ....... '') Part 2) 11:3()- 8, "Middle OI'INN\etlt" 7 - ..... WFJ)NESIU.Y ' - n. " Boelre. llufllt" II:U- !1, "Tho l.ut ~ ....,.. - Phi Wunl, Dlo..W ·-- _,.,. llllnt-..,. &, "'!1wl ~" - Bee~.~ 8, •· Ar<cll< F1Wll" f' RIDA~ u . .......,.Mary" - o.w.ltt l'leb.on t - I, "Qtdol Booton II *ll&" - ~· Mtharl• 1- ~1, llllrry u.au - ~. "It ~ Nichl:" - L.a...., 1M PhUIIJI.. Kbn N<ll'ek ~ ·~ .......ll, Loi•Alllrilll s "Emdu•" (Par. Ll r...r ,....,_,., E n "---4: --· 5~ --_ ....,~ • - IIIXI 1- ,_ 1:.. -·2: 3E• -·- ro MONllA~ ~tan- K.lml .... """""" 7 - 8, •.,..twoqi...," e,··no. ~t'n:tmOI!.II.· !anr." - William llolaltn, aa.m FuN Cbardl U Ch.rlol ..,_... 2~ o.w. ,MTl ...... .......... SI.INDAY 13, " I• Ptl'l< illllrnl . . ' - 11:30 - --IH ........ .. -OE Dto:kO.- ,_ I~u --- ~ tou:-llllka t ..__.. . !Gall World u. ...,.. ot Lilt Jlddt -O IH ...... .. 2: u .__.. ..•• .. u 8E. 9: 9:.. • u 7~ ~ v• 6E """'- ... 7E 8E: Bible ............ " 7E ALBBRI'IIIMAN Water DellVf!rY 6~ I ---- [HANNEL I Guldl!lll ~ H"st'' l .. PLEASING -·- Nft. faaiball AFL FllOiblll -.... 9E -· H.T . Cpe. Deluxe trim. Vinyl interior. Mecl. blue col• or. Power steering and automatic frons. Good W.W. tires. Low mileage by local owner. J.D. Grain Drill, Farrnall Cub with hydoaulic, J.D. 8' t.lwlll!IW~ . ... ....., 7: 19!i6 OLDS F85 ........................ $1895- Mas .. y Harris .U Li ... PTO, 3 pt. hitch, N.H. llowor, F600 Truck. waa m the abo a look and weaL down. The Cloclmlll paekato ant car17fnl bli ol Gallla aDd LaOI-0 Coulll;y lipplea to market. The ateoltoHboatClalrtoa ounil_,. l'IUI· , bur1lh hal been railed and placed <11 tiJo - · at lllqlo-. Pa. The 1t1nt1nt1toa ooo1 noot arrived 1111e1y at Cfncblaall wllfl ts,OOO Ions ol coal oo Ia oal4 to ba tho !all artlllclal rile ol tllo 11011. Thla tut lldpment wu the 1ar&UI of tho ...-. Fall riiOI !rom ralna .... _,.ed tD F."·n I } 0"'. Th l 1 lo ..,. LU'J LE.. u 151-U LEE'S PLUMBING & IIBMQD. ELING, Crown City, 0. Ph. ~IJl-11 [HANNEL 3 [HA~NELI3 8 Kat~ KarniVLI 5E" IDEAL DAY Nursery, U hour servlee. 910 .Fourth Ave. working, shopplns, parUes. Experienced slllers. Ph. i46- OK Used Car buys l'l ......... 4 ordered 86 lmprloonecl S.rvl- Offer.d theH ..tter CH.tN~EL Jultllte ..?. " COIICOSilonl and aald P.,.ce talko liave almost IOttled the antl.gvvernment revolt. Four speed trans ., blowu on motor, goad tires, bucket seats, red vinyl int., jet black finish. Radio. Fi~ld Chaooor, 3 Hood•. 2 Rubber Tirotf Wagon•, '48 G.M.C. Touck H> Tan, N.H . Flail Chopper, '60 Ford fngton u ~ oilier SAVE MONEY? Yes, Good Selection Of '69 MODELS Best Dqls, Too! IIi> u reiUit "' balnc cauaht Jlll1l¥ aut ... lilt baa\ will bo railed and npolred. Cculdonble hllbt u 2*•........... .... ~'l'S FBEI'fl ' ' "· MEXICo ern cu!'ll-''n.e Mexican gvvornment Frlda.Y DO YOU LIKE TO (H.\\\U 3 \1 J I } " 64 CORVAIR Spider 2 Door ...... ... ...... $895' Lime Spreader, 3-14" M.H. 3 pt . Plow, A.C. 66 Com• blno 2-14" J.D. 3 Pt. , Ho. 5 J.D. Mowat, H.H. 611 wldch ..,. -oral da,ro - ""* •-·. .-... ----.... Jrllli--~llloore- TilE GAS baota, Rl.th and !lqjto, Look 1.500 barrele or JPplta Into H"""' OCT. 21, 1818 - 111E'.CLARINGTON - - Jll Solar Bulk Tank Complete. (Trucking Avoilabto) MACHINERY ocT. T)k,upta j: ' . Fold and Place Near Your TeleviMion Set for Convenient Reference City, N.J. (10). Malibu Conv. VB engine, P.G. transmiuion, new w•s•w SATURDAY, NOV. 2, 1968, 11 A.M. NEW YORK (UP!) nlg!rt sH Ia ill-loot 1oog aDd buiBJ>.ttnd..au ••.eul-lion tnde a -;...r_ogo,!Ut Otlllimer. Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing otu-. tunted looae, otrered If you do boat averopd 30,025 ~s of coat. Tho !Uir barges wve 1to feel lGal by 264oot beam, junl_or Ji1iddlewel.ght title. AT GOEGLEIN GRAVEL engines. CAPI' AIN LANE SUED OCT, 25, 1918 - A~ H, W, Cilerrln8· ton ol thlo ctey hao broullfrt lUll aaatnat Cap. ta1n John w. Lane, former owner ol tile pocltet Helen Lane, for mone,y allepct to bo due Lowall H. Oaldry ol Now Orleana, Ll., clatmo to have found a l>Qyor for Clljllaln Lane for hla oteamer Rolen Lane. catdry'a COIIIIIio•ton was to be f/50. Mra. Lane received part of tho mone,y, $1f,800 pald over for tho Lane and Captain Lane tho balance. Attom01 Chorrfnaton aleo bJ'OQibt lult to gamtlheo tile mone,y Clpoln Lane had dopoolted In a Gallipolis bank. The Lane belllll· ""* F1GHT RESULTS By United Press International ROI>!E (UP0 - Fred Little, 15114 , New Orleans and 8andro Mozzlnghl, 151%, Italy, fought to no come at (8) -. for world presents DIAL !!12-3284 28 feet, aniWOI'fng for The li>t'81J1e'o 38.2 [eel In diameter' fntlto C1P:f1n Lane or Ida wife, Ia Ued pp hai,'o. II waa mt,..,ched. . H.... Ia RtYei- Newa ~ lllot Yoor! 1' IMFORMATION NEWS 65 CHEVELLE ..... .. . , . ... ..... .... ..$1495 CARNAHAN AUCTION SERVICE Insurance SEA COW DIES 22, 1918 - The Tamlaml !Ish from tllo Qdf ol llfeldeo with the big sea moni!IQ arrived here Moodo,v -...on trom tho Kallawba River and laid up below the Ice piers lor "" lnde!lntlt lllo;r. The lnfl..,.. put tho Tamlaml out ol bualnesa for tho present. The boat was obut out ol Pl. PIBUIIII, NItro and Charleatoo and thO!' 1o1t lbelr ,.. cow at Charleston, the acid in ·the Kanawba River tdUtng the aDimal wlddt was valued ~ . , . <X;T. Wheel Alignment I tI J I ' PH. 1193-2113 ~Pm t I From the Lorpll TruCk Bull<bnr Rallaror To The !iDall.. L Hooter Core, BLAETTNARS .....,_, 198 VI. h\oin \ HocklnlpOrl, Ohio Phone 667-3370 M·f· '=···· ···· llta6 Sat. • •••••• • • • to Sun. • • ...... • HOBSTETTER REALTY Y••tsBo.ptShop Of' Schawarztl Marine at $1,000 (The 11orJ ol the TomWnl was In 1be Oct. 18 Tlmoa-Senllnel). DRAFT THE SPRAGUE OCT, 2t, 1118- The river biJiorian, Geortll Merrick, BurllnPm, ~ - · to kmw 'Whl' llle IJ'ell li>t'III'IO aud oilier large towboolo bavo not toluD over by tho \11W81'11· mont In order to nlleve the rallrooda. He aa.yalt.la a pi<llouDd myaler.l'. A doll<lr\plkiJ ol tho !9r...,. Ia aaaln pubUibed: The ..-ra ore ol RMJ, rour In ~umber. ~ tho bolance jiOIIem and 37.6 font kin&. or 1&0 u-1 ,_ ~ ..-ro. In Ftbruary .\917, lbe li>t'IIUO a fleet o1 ..e1 borps !rom LcioiiiYillo to New OrloanJ CCIIII!IIfnB ol 58 COol - . aDd four borpo, the ooo1 - . eaeh beiDB 185 ,_long willl a 26-loot beam and a ICJ.loct hold, each GALLIPOLIS - Fltt;y yean ago this.-, ln!IUOn>a forced tho !lob boat Tamlamlto Ue . up, Captain John w. Lane of C.eiJ lp>lil ,... oue( aud 1llOl' were aaldaa Whl' doean't the pQl'lllllont drafl the big !9raauo lor emergency iOwfng In wartime. Heto. are those and otoriea from the ·River Newe ~ the Gallfpolfo Daii.Y Tribune: On Display 115 Soon To Arrive car our third floor budget shop. 101 B. Mabo l'umeniJ!. 0 SIX ROOM house. newly reBater Furniture. Middleport, FIRST FLOOR apartment. Vf!rY modeled kitchen , 'h basement ntoe lor two poople 111' two Ohio. ? 211 lfe Real Estate For Sale and bar room, m Ebenezer people with small child. Phone Sl. Phone 1192-5566. !0-27.-tp SEWING MACIIINES. n!palr lft-3!.67. !6-Z3-12te service, an makes. WY :1!1161 THREE BEDROOM trail27.84. The Fabric Shop, Porn· THREE ROOM apartment. Furer, Expando living room and eroy. Authorized Singer Sale• nl•bed, M & G Food Market, awning. Phone 992-5319. and Service. We Sharpen GEO. HOBS1EIIER. BrOirtr three miles south of MiddleI0-2$-6tc 1500.110 DOWN - Buys 64 Acres, Scissors. ~tie port. \MWc 7 room house, fireplace, eel· BLACK HAWK CORN PICKER, Jar, minerals. $09.14 for 8 CIGARETI'E vending macMnes $150. Phone !19U460. 10-25-3!~ yrs. and service. ABC Enterprises, For Sale Mason, W. Va. Phone 773-5543. MIDDLEPORT - Larg'e 8 room HAY AND sn~W . Ca~l 99211-f.tfe brick, ll> baths, 4 bedrooms, 6227. t0-22-I2lp run basement, garage. FLOOR Demonstrator. 1968 $:!0,0011.011. stereo AM & FM radio rec- FIELD GROWN CHRYSAN· GENERAL STORE - All stock, ord player, $Ill or fl a month. THEMUMS and mums all The Almanac fixtures and a 7 room home, Phone 773-5910. 10-24-Mp colors, big and heallhy, also B.} United Press Int.eri\Btional bath, furnace , and large lot. Today is Sunday, Od. 27, the canning pears and potatoes, Only $24,11011.011 1958 TWO-DOOR Chevy, good Reynolds Flower Shop, Ma- 30ht day of 1968 with 65 to IIELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD tJres, good running shape, son City, just above Corp. follow. ASSOCIATES 9fiZ.33!S T he moon i s between its new $150. Phone 992-SISI days, line. 10-4-tle 16-21-3tc phase ar.l first quarter. ~173 evenings. I~Z4-31c The morning stars are Mars, TWO coal stokers with con· and Mercury. Jl.lliter ELECTRIC GillTAR, good eon. tro!s. Arnold Bnthers, PoThe evenilll: stars are Venus New York's Tammany Hall, dillon, with two pickups. meroy, Phone 992-24l8. Boss Tweed, was arrested on Phone 992-58118. I0-24-3tc 10-13-tfc and Saturn. charges or defrauding the city. On this day in history: · i -+-· In 1904, · 'the first practical In 1871, the political cMef ol THE PERSONAL property, ex- POTATOES. Phone 813-2254 cept organ. of the late Weber Clarence Prcffilt. Portland . Holl will be sold at the office 10-16-tfc ~l!l1MID~u..J ~ ,_J , _ of Crow, Crow & Porter, at· tomeys. P<>meroy, Ohio, at a POODLE PUPPIES, AKC TO)I Unscramble thesefwr Jumbles. price oot less than $200, and miniature. $75 and up. Sind one ldttr to each square, to the real estate owned by the service and grooming. Phoae form four ordinary word&. late Weber Holt In Scipio 9112-5443. 11 3 tie Township, Meigs County, Ohio, consisting of 152 acres AKC Golden Retriever puppies, more or less (excepting one524 Ash Sl, Middleport. tnhalf of minerals) will be sold IM43. 6-23-lfe at the office of Crow, Crow & COUPH Porter at 10:30 a.m. Oct. 29, HONDA 50, 1966. Phone 1911968. for a price not less than 3214. 1().23-&<, $11,500. Persons! and real property shall be sold to the high- IJII'I-12 1 60 ft. three bedroom est bidder. The adminlslra, m<idle home, I 1 20 foot tor has the right to reject any awning. Phone ~12. and all bids. Sale subject to 10-ZUic the approval of the Probate Court of Meigs County, Ohio. 85 DODGE TRUCK, 6 cylinder, tOXE.'VT8 Now amon.. the cln:led letltn William D. Childs, adminis'!lo ton and '11 Chevy V.a, three 'i 'i to form the aurprise anawer, u trator of the Estate of Wespeed atendard shift, both ln A .A. IU(Ieated by the above cutoon. \.. ber F. Holt, decea!ed. exeell<lll eond!Um>, ·caD 9fiZ. 11145-Mc 1196. ]().ZU\C Prill 1M sURPIIISE AIISIIll ... 11N [ ground, rest in pasture and Ecrn UO 000 or morelirtl y•or. 5.,1 111 1~ Bu1i"••• o~ praf•u lor10l peapl• d...,ing b,.,;, • ., hovro. 60% of inc om• -'••iv•d lrom eltobll,hed R•m~~in nap preuvr• rlns• of toft wor.r to mok• cor shl ... 3. A'r•ndont on dull' eraUon, New Haven. bone 8BMO'It. i I tie ...... Slnlct 6-9%-18 AlR CONDMONING RelrlgeraUon oervlce. Jack's Refrlg. t:tNIC "'*' \, EVINRUDE 69's Are Here 2: SprGy•d ond th.m 11 I 1 tie I I each .carll'lrw 14,000 bulllolo. 1'110 omtro tow ®~Alned 1,750,000 bulllela ol oqua1 to• 67,037 tons. • ' Tho " " - Wlllcb Ia tho larpal &vol •t In tile 1111r1Alm illland -.,IIS18.8foot toar. 63 foot and drawa 5.8 !101 ol water. P'OIII and net -...Ia 1,471 toaa. ThebGilora are ftve tube, ol Dullufllt make, sb: 1D IUIIIber 111111 12 !lveo, and are all- 200 poundJ ualntl (oroed clraft, havfnl two llq>le eollfnooro and - fan for oaeh ......,otaclt. IDcllldlng tile boiler declt and cabin floor, all below ti ateol. Her IJI'C90lllng III8Chfner7 II fore and all, ' horizontal VPe and ol ""' folloWing dtmen•••, two hiP preoiUI'o 2~ • 12 feat, low preoaure, oa lndtel by 12-loot The IIWt pnoiiU'o ey!fr*ro an f........r ~ tho 101'1 pnolllll'e, one p i - rod; 10 Indios by Business Servi(es 1 Complole Servfee PltatleMt:ll" Rae!H. OM> Crltl Bnd!ord '1. IN SALES AND SALES MANAGEMENT ' ,, .:- DOZER, BACKHOE, trencher and truck servlee, septic tanks, water Unes, ba~ments, also topsoil. HeJU')' Bahr, phone 985-3988 or Roger Babr, phone 88&-3958. 16-WOtp NEED CASH? Sell famous Knapp Aeroln!d shoes, full or part lime. mt~~~ commlsslolll plus bonus. Complete line for men and women. Equipment furnlshed free. Write to Gor<1 & A GARAGE Racine, Ohio. dm> Rae, District Sales Mgr., Nett door to Racine Service 3584 Darbyshire Drive, CoStation. Mechanic on duty T lumbus, Ohio I~Sie a.m. to 8:~ p.m.. seven dayo a week. Tune-uos and exFor Rent ltsusts a specialty. 10-24-3lc TWO SMALL 11111\iS~ed llOmeB, cheap. One needs stove for RAM SHOOT, SUNDAY, OCI'. heating purposes. Lower Mon27, from I to 5 p.m. Racine key Run. Esther Brlckles, Gun Club off Rt . 124 on BashBrickles Gulf Senke, Alan Road. 111-Sf.31< bany , Ohio. .J().fl-3tp I WILL NOT be responsil>le for any debts other than my FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Close to oehool. own. Phone 9fiZ.5434. 111-11-lfe ~ & N DAY old or started Leg· CARPETS a fright. Make them Roy VanCooney, Morn ~ullets. Both floor or a beaut;lul atght with Blue Wll St.. Pomeroy cage -:or own available; Poultry Lustre. Rent electric sbamlll-24-3tp FURNISHED HOUSE In Pomehousiug and automation. Mod· pooer Baker Furniture. roy, Phone 992-5262 evenings. ern Poultry. Box 188, Athens, 111-21_.\c 16-22-tfc GROCERY DISCOUNT on $5 or Ohio !'hone 593-7831. 10-27-Uc over. M & G Food Market, RATS, MICE gone forever. 'Get three miles south of Middle- THREE bedroom apartment AI.L BRED baCK . four HereStar', 2'h lb. $1.69. Sugar Run with garage on Butternut paM. III-Sf.31< ford cows, s~·ntld calf cows. Mill. Ebersbach Hdwe., PickAve. Phone 992-5127. ' 10-li-tfc Three firsr call Herefords : sns, Mason. 10-21-lllp one yearling Hereford heifer, one spring heifer calf. Three SnJDIO COUCH AND OOIR, HelpWam.d young bulls, one pony. Also unftnlshed. pick out material 70 acre farm, good fenees. and will reupholster. also gas good bam, good corn crib. bot water tank, new, ~ gal. Good well. House needs reMro. Woodrow Zwilling, phone pair; 25 acres of fanning IIIUI62. ID-2Uic VACANCY for two elderlv people. Prefer privale paid patients. Phone Ma,on. 773-5185. 10-1-Uc ; ., ' DITCH DIGGING, water llllel, leech beds, Paul Andenon. Mason, w. va. Phons m6788. 111-9-301p t.,.,., Public Sale For Sale or Trade 'i . A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watchirl:g Want Ad~ ,~~lpg·<f6p ·Grade Results : WANT AD . ·' ' I 'I• llarlt:. a...o.u. Calbtlrt o •• CM&t, SATt!RIM'I 1, "llt...U.rw'' - AobNt w....-,JUI SL JaiUI ll•!fl - I, ~IW.la of **'-~ 9 - _ .. - ru,......,. U!H- W'~Attutr. l,"r...,le~­ llollout Sllcll, hha IIIII. �The Sundo,y Tlniel ; Boosters Plan . I.SY ME~'S ~·· .q,s··.DE~~~~tNJ ON T~E. . bt FLoot ' ""k aro~~· !t'all ·~• e•~~!l.,r ·~~~.s ~. ~·~~·· ~Y~, .';~"''!l~t~ ·~l.octlo~•· 1,11 sit•• fro,. thi ',a•alleat'loOy to tMiro, ea!;q,la/ilt .slioa !Or,..,,. E•tlrthl119 am.nt.-1 for Your eaiy sefectlofl. ,Price• and all•l ln plal'n flguri•· If )'au dDn't ' " WhC.t ,'IOU Speeial Meet By HOBART WilSON, JR, Pf. PLEASANT - A special ......nr or tile Point Pleasant H1s1J School Bind Boosters will be hold Tuesda,y, Oct. 29, at 7:30 p.m. in the band bulldinr. Discussion will be held oo the For the first time in several members from last swnmer's proposed .... band bellding to years, members of the Big Berd Minstrel Association will hold a located at the site of the pres1!11! slnlcture. '111e Boosters also wtU finalIze plans for arummageandbake sale to be held Nov. 2 to raise party this Cal]. In past years, the pari;)' was an aMual event, but it dropped to the sidelines somewhere along the way. funds for the much..needed fa- The "revived" event his been set for Saturday evening, Nov. 3U, at the Pearl Street School in Middleport Since the association Is made up of so many young people, a band will pJ.a.y for a cotl)le of hours while the younger set enjoys one of its favorite hobbies dancing. There'll be several other diversions during the evening. Due to the large numbers taking part each year, only cast be cility. The parents of all elementary, Junior High and Senlor High students are urged to attend. PLAN DINNER PT. PLEASANT - The Na omi Bible Class or the Belle- mead United MethodJ st Church will have its aruma! TUrkey Dbmer in the church social rooms on Friday, Nov. 22 . Committee chairmen for the atfair are Mrs. Robert Fowler, Mrs. Clarence Hainey, Mrs. Arn ett Roush, and Mrs. Harold Har rnoo. TRICK 'R TREAT! It's that time of the year, ready or nol The IMual ol> servance Ln Pomeroy wlll be from 6:30 to 7:30 p. m. Wednesday and the siren wm sound to mark the opening and the closIng or the evening's activities. Most communities or the cOWlty Ire expected to hold their ~ servance on the same evening about the some hour so that the "travelil¥'' from tDWn to town will be discouraged. ol Columbia Grange and Aaron Sayre or RaMARGIE SAYRE cine Grange will be representing Meigs County as prince and princess in the pageant at the state grange convention in Dayton on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Stanford stockton or Hemlock Grange are Meigs County's voting delegates at the convention. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey, state gatekeepers, are also atterxl:ing. MILLER GRADUATES Ronald 0 . Miller, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Okey 0. Miller, Rt. 2, Crown CU;y, received the silver wings of an Arnzy aviator and was appointed a warrant officer Oct. 8 upon graduation from the Army Aviation School, Ft. Rucker, Ala. During the 16 week course, he was taught various fire techniQJes and tactical maneuvers ror helicopters supporting grOlOld troops tn combat. He also received instruction in helicopter maintenance and survival techniques. SEE. •• ~ presentation are lnclLiied in party plans. ' I ''1 TALENTED KAREN GRIFFITH, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith, Pomeroy Ri. 4, has been chosen to attend the All American Quarter Horse Congress being held in Newark from Ocl :n through Nov. 3. Although Karen can attend earlier sessions, her first participation will be next Friday night when she attends a "chuck wagon ~inner." The rest of the weekend will be packed with instruction and demonstrations on horsemanship, grooming, showmanship and other related subjects. A rive year 4-H club member, Karen has been a member of the Meigs Count,y Pleasure Riders for the past two years. Mrs. William B. Downie is advisor of the club or which Karen was a junior leader during the past club year. Karen won the reserve cham~ pionship trophy at the 4-ll horse show al the Meigs County Fair in August aOO Monday eveninG will receive an athie.,·emenl award for her past yeAr's work. DIVORCE GRANTED PT. PLEASANT - A divorce was granted in Mason County Circuit Coort Frlda,y to Vlrginia Joyce Vaughan from James Vaughan with the plalntlf!' awarded care and custody or their inrant chUd and the defendant ordered to pa.y $50 per month sup- Bruu D•nnis Used Car Mgr. FOR THIS BABY! port. 4 Doer Hard..._ aolld blltk, blad. tntertor with tald door ann rut, Puwar.Udl tr&DIJillqlon, power 1te11'1DC, po. wer b!'akfl, radlo . wh.lUIYall U!'· 1K6 cu•rla ENROLL NOW A NURSE AID ea. 6 new unee; on111 owaer . C&.U 1111 at ~ or n~13 . SAVE Training Program will be conducted by the Nursing Service Administration at the Holzer Medical Center, May lead to employment on GALLIPOLIS ' ~· ,,i MOTOR CO. r.li ' ,,:.\ ' . successfUl completion. For details contact Betty S. Plymale, R.N., at 41~2244, Ext. Yeur CM-fy-0111111 Dlall' 21•11t IICOntll /llo'IO. ••lllpollt. -~ 310, ' ' ,1 'iI INTRODUCING NEW RNE-FURNITURE l ' "' art looking lor-· a particular 11011 or a }iartloular slat --.Aik any of tho solosptople to help ;ou. You'll enjoy ahopplng In ElbtrfOids Mens ,and ""'' ~ppart01ent . + + ++++ ~ectal AREA resident$ hive nJne more days to familiarize Lhemselves with the candidates and Issues.. come Nov. 51 we urge all registered voters in the Tri-COunty Area to exercise this important prlvUege by cullng their ballots ln the general election. must live. + +++++ wtll decide on the role of govermnent In our lives, tile amount of taxes we must pay, the wara we must ft.ght and how many of our yOWlg men must serve in which branches!J( the armed forcea ani! for how long. Every voter owes It to himself fD take part in selecting the best men and women to carry out these vital tunctioos. Know the issues and the peq>le - then vote! "I'm writing this letter in appreciation for the box or cookies dlat I received today. It's really a treat to receive a box from back home. Not only do we enjoy the contents or the box, but it also lets us know that there are peq>le who appredate the job we •re doirw here in Vietnam. It makes us reel good kllOIVIng that the help we gi\'e to the p9q)le or Vietnam in the future will enablt! them to live a free and prosperous life, as we Americans do. In closir~. I'd like to thank you once again for your box and tor caring J~,bout us here in Vietnam." + + + + ++ TWENTY YEARS AGO. !rom the Oles of the DaUy Tribune and weekly Gallia Times .... Gallia County Extension Agent William P. say~ 1948 tobacco crcps look good •• ,. Clara Worman, Garnet Stringfellow, Rutll Sawyer Deopping all! Eulah WUliams honored during education night activities by Kiwanis Club ..•. Gilbert Daniels, Crown City, wins first place honors In 15--inch Beagle trials ••.. Heavy fog blankets entire area .... International News Service ranks GAHS grid team ninth In Class A poll •.•. Blue Devils blank Jackson 33..0 for 17th consecutive triumph in two years •.•. Pomeroy drops 33·6 tilt to Logan .... Middleport crushes Nelsonvtlle, 52-6 ... Salem College nips Rlo Redmen, 26--13. Smith " \'' IIG MIS •••IOYS Sizes 2 to 6x - 6 to 20. Mens sizes - small, medium, large and extra large. Slipovers - Cardipns - Turtle-neck. Slipovers in solid colors, Stripes, tweed et~ fects. All wools - orlona .. suede and wool knit bul4111 ' ) for older men. Be sure to see Ute One selections - try one or two on - aOO seleet what you need now. \ BIG SHIRTS JACKETS FOR BOYS SIZES 2 to 7 LIKE -- THE FINE GROUPS ALL SIZES MENS.SPORT SHIRT$ Evet)' shirt Ia permanent press tor easy catt:~ ~ , 1\11 sizes, small (14-l~h ), medium (111-ISih ), large (1&. 16\1 ), extra large (17-17'h ). Hundreds and hUDdreds ol shirts for your .selection - Button down collar&- ~ ,. .... ' •1: . . ·~ • '. '\.,~ / I '."~ t ,. .' ·. , "1 .-· j- ' \ ... J .. ·,t~··· . • '' ' I . -·· ,'· ' : '{OUR PUMPKIN HAS TICI<LI5H EARS! ed !Jt-llbls!U>- uall(rfA Unlvorlll;r, ' tboVIet- .rdlaa Lt rilr Star find a big selection or Boys sport ohlrts cut and sewn t,nles and the ever pq)ul&r lmitl. for all the hoy s 2 to 7 - 6 to 20. Every llhlrt permanent press and In styles that boys todly Uke bey aDd like to wear. Pick out several now. ll'LIII&Il- arch 1988, ......, __ aeiHcrbe- p ...... hlpd>lleof I :J 80 WATTS OF PEAK MUSIC POWER So lr d - ~ t;, te 60W ampl rl1er delr vers con stant pea k ped orm a11 ce f or tiHdlm!) stereo sound lns1am wa rm· up coo rer oper a tro n PICnJRED ts the new moden coametic departmentofnutton's Drug Sto~e in Middleport. The departmelt feature11 the latest and a complete line of beaut;)' aids tn addition to lntor~ mation for customers on beaub' eare. 1be trained cosmeticians of the store wUI complete without charge a personalized chart lor visitors to the department.. MICRO ~TOUCH ~ 2G TONE ARM The most r elfectly balance d to ne arm rn horne st er eo. TrJc ks at a mere 1wo grams - can· ! accr dentall y rum a frne reco rd SIX-SPEAKER SOUND SYSTEM Includes twu yr an t 10"' w oo fers . two exponentral horns. two 3J.'.i" con e· Jype tw eeters Broad ra nge re · spons e of 60 lo 1 5.000 cps BEST YEAR YET Party Given for Toy Party Given Denise Hendricks Thursday Night TO GET Pf.tM THE BEST Tap e Inpu t/ Output Jacl<s • S tereo Prec rsmn Record Changer • Pr ovrs ron for Optronal b :teosron Speakers POMEROY The DE KOVEN • Z922M Charm rng Ea r ly Amerr can styled cabroet rn genuine M aple veneers. Lr h lrd ana record s tOJage s pace . '7'1«1111 • The Qualify ~ goes rn before rhe name goes o~ A parcy honorins Denise Hendrleka on her 14th birthday was held Tlairadii,Y night at the home ol M:ra. Audrla Jeffers ln MJnersv111e. The group enjoyed games and dancinB and refreshments were served Guests were Bnlce Beech, Gary Paulina, Patey Paullns, Penny Pau!lns, Harold Mrs. Kenneth Cale entertalned Tlairsda,y nll!ltt with a toy psrt;y. Yro. Am Salser of Racine was the MIDDLEPORT - demonstrator. Gnests were Mrs. Newman Burdette, Mrs. Georae Miller, Mrs. Richard Hovatter, Mn. Tana Slmontoo, Mrs. Larry WI. ley, POMEROY - Grace Abbott, ry, chairman; Mrs. George Hackett, co.ehalrman; Mra. W i 1Food Booth, announced the work. !larn Childs, M:ra. Vemon Webers for the booth m Frtda,y, er, Mra. Wllllam Walters, Mra. Nov . I, at tile Melgs.Jackloo John Smith, M:rs. Robert Snowgame. den Olld M:rs. Bernard GUkey. They ate Mrs. Charl~;s Wer~ chairman ol the Meigs Athletic RUTLAND FURNITURE RUTLAND, OHIO ARNOLD GRATE • . · · · ·-~- --. -· ~ ....... ~---~ ·--~-...........,. ____ . ... .. ..·-·...-. ~ ~ ' ::I Be sure fD see Elberfelds nne selection of mana ca1ual slacks - jeans. All slacks are permanent press and there are stylea to suit everyone in the family. Famous makes such •s Sted!um - Levi - Reston - Mr. Wra~er. Slim cut styles - Conservathre styles - All the pllfll"lar colors - all waist sizes and tn your correct letWth. Elberfelds also sell WrarWer Blue Denim Jilin& and Lee Leans Denim Jeans - In all atns - Plus a complete selection ot Spurs Western Jeans. Buy Hveral pairs of slacks now - You'U Uke our aelerlion, Ask any or the salespeople to help you find your ·size. SUms - ... ....... ··"I lie-v a ....... ....,. ~·­ llltWtov• on. '11111(111 .tit -.?,:a·"'..... ~ '••u• '•rio lolte thot IHk '• nh:e onll wn' an4 we,r.·AIIthtr populor atyl•• coiNe .. leyi •n• 2f, to:IO '"4 '"'"' ''"' a••••• .•• s.. WEMBLEY TIES MEHS WORK CLOTHES ...,.,.n.- GoO rood, -~~otdte fo1 'Illpont• '"" on •Mrt•wllfo w•olo •'•""• lo, ~r.111I• rout'f-llr. w...lfooJn ftgnn•t Shirt• - W•R C011 - Gl ..._, • All 1IHI·IHI..I •II '-w ... ~ ....u:h •• LH- Cgrhlftt- atn ••u .. 'lndl.....ll.Wol_,.,l,.. - ICing IC•I•· , . OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY TIL 5- FRID'AY AND S~TURDAY TIL 9 P.M. . ' l pi~ BIG BIG SELECTIONS HANES UNDERWEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS '. 1' u ler Cord111'01& - !C>urs b) Bla Yank. · Plency of smart new !all colors In tho oolecUoo, too. !'In··; i ......... iOOIOMrlaa dress liJ slackL · AU are pennanent presa - well made and are the atylea boys like - Lev!'a- M:r. Wraililer Hondo~• - Wrane- ~ oldo ol tllo , 1• mbllln tbo Regulars aDd Huak,y sizes In boya school and "'2"' day f SLACKS FOR BOYS Mrs. Dale Walburn, Mra. Wolfe, Debbie Wolfe, Billy Jef- Wilbur !laming, lolra. Richard fers, &lsie Jefl'ors, Delores Jef- Roller, Mrs. TOOmaa Dartt, fers, Ronnie Baehtel, Bea Bach· Mra. Beulah Wblte, Mrs. Pearl tel, DaiiiY !ldnner and Mro.lolary Hollman, Mro. Fred Gllllla, Mrs. RJchard Grela, aDd Nrl. CharLoo Paulina. leo ~s. The booteso aerved a desaert courae, Announce Workers ..... ' !'..,~ .· .'" ~<~~ \~ '~ .;/ ... i':·_ ..t, ·,··..·. . SPORT SHIRTS FOR BOYS FM plu s uutstandrn g turwc rol ro nal FM an d AM receplr on S!e reo FM md1 ca10 r lrght ~ ,o AND WE'LL GEE HQQ HE LOOK5 ALL•LIT UP.. FM/AM/STEREO FM RADIO Pr ovrdes 1he nes t m S te reo -....---...__.,_ I GO 6ET ACANDLE We have 1 ftne selection and excellent Valuea Cor the small fry boys - Pre-school age and grade school. Pel"IJUl]'lelll press sport shirts - Knit shirts - Jeans and dress slacks- Whitedressshirts Underwear. Socks and Jackets on sale. Bring your boys In - Have them try on the clothing they need - 1\Jil take ad .. ntQe of Special Values and excellent selection. Fits in where others can 't .. yet it feBtures rich, full console stereo sound! --~. . THERE! NOW, I'LL. COMPACT CONSOLE STEREO _I. 1'fNTS SUNDAY, OCTOBElZ1,1P68· combinations. Styles for the little fellow - the grade school boys - the young set VI Junior am:J Senior High. College men and more conservative styles " 742-4211 .. Boys QUALITY SOLID - STATE ~ . ..... fine values. SWEATERS SPACE SAVING' ~ } NEW Alao a fin• ••l•ctlan of Mens Lont Sleeve Knit Sport Shirts- in all alus. I' . you see the excellent selection and - lor glftL ! .~ . ilL Dress shirt cype collars - SliP forized shrunk Two pockets. You'll want to select several when "' ·' ' 1. .! lar wide-spread collars- Nehru shirts- Tapered aDd nor>-tapered atyleo. Solid colors - stripes - Plaids Check• - All famous known brands - All e>IJOrtly tailored - Read,y lor you to bey for yourself - your !amll.Y ' • . All made w!tll loor tails that otay .·' (' ' ' ·~"''t{ ~ ""!! I Big Yank Flannel work shirts In a big selection or patterns and sbea !rom I ~h neck to the extra large size up to 20. + + + + + + FRIDD remarked: . . WORK SHIRTS + ++ ++ + + + + + ++ .I MEN'S FLANNEL AS of noon Wednesday, over 110 area individuals had voiced their opinions on who the)r would like to see as the next president of the United States. Dateline's Presidential PoD will continue through noon Thursday. We'll publish the results in our column on Sunday, Nov. 3. Too, we'll try to forecast the 1968 general election results in next week•s column. The predictions wtll cover national, state and local races and issues. ++++++ d ··"~, On Quilted Jackets - Nyl011 Jackets• ~-~:=~"~ leatller and knll c@llitbltloos - C - Woal plaids - ~Od fabricsAnd there's all the ·p tiJulU" aty)ea in aelect!on. - Wlilst · ler¢11 Jackell - car coatlerwths - Goal cNte - Zl[lller Jackeia and Button Iron! Jackets. They're all on sale right """· Su see thls bl& selecUon · on the onea you like aiXIaee how you c•n •••~ "'• durlrw this October Sl.le. THE American peq,le wm elect a president and thousands of other office holders, Including U. S. Senators and Repre1entativea, governors and. state legislators. These officlal1 will make and acimlnbter the laws or the lan:l under which we all DANNER said his two cans of cookies arrived in fine shape, and they were enjoyed by "me and my associates here in Vietnam." He praised the scouts aOO others who took their time to do thJs, 8lli added, "We do appreciate iL., Sl.id Combs: "This is to the girls that seni me that nice box of candy ard. cookies. I would just like to thank you ror it. You just don't know how nice It is to get a bo11 when you are so far from home. It was really nice or you. It makes things a lot easier on us over here to know some one back home cares enough to take their time to sem:J a box over here to us. l thank you girls very mucll. You're the greatest." October Sale Prlcea ' ;. and all boys Winter Jackets and there'& tremendous aelection - . Boys size• 2 to 20. .Mens atzes 34 to 54. 1'~ ++ ++ ++ OPERATION Yule Four is nearing the home stretch In Gallia Count.y. Last week, members of Girl Scout Troql118l received their first thank you notes trom Gallia COunty servicemen who received goodies from home earlier this month. Major Robert F. Damer, PFC James Cmtbs and Dutch Fridd were the tlrst to express their gratitude. .·- ~·1 · o·. ~ SALE PRICES MEN a,nd BOYS now · VOTING is tho lint obllplloo tbat ewry United stateo eiUzen awes to hlmael! 1!111 his (or her) coenlr)'. f'liures show tbat In tho last election, .one third of the natloo' a citizens did not bother to vote. ' y �The Sundo,y Tlniel ; Boosters Plan . I.SY ME~'S ~·· .q,s··.DE~~~~tNJ ON T~E. . bt FLoot ' ""k aro~~· !t'all ·~• e•~~!l.,r ·~~~.s ~. ~·~~·· ~Y~, .';~"''!l~t~ ·~l.octlo~•· 1,11 sit•• fro,. thi ',a•alleat'loOy to tMiro, ea!;q,la/ilt .slioa !Or,..,,. E•tlrthl119 am.nt.-1 for Your eaiy sefectlofl. ,Price• and all•l ln plal'n flguri•· If )'au dDn't ' " WhC.t ,'IOU Speeial Meet By HOBART WilSON, JR, Pf. PLEASANT - A special ......nr or tile Point Pleasant H1s1J School Bind Boosters will be hold Tuesda,y, Oct. 29, at 7:30 p.m. in the band bulldinr. Discussion will be held oo the For the first time in several members from last swnmer's proposed .... band bellding to years, members of the Big Berd Minstrel Association will hold a located at the site of the pres1!11! slnlcture. '111e Boosters also wtU finalIze plans for arummageandbake sale to be held Nov. 2 to raise party this Cal]. In past years, the pari;)' was an aMual event, but it dropped to the sidelines somewhere along the way. funds for the much..needed fa- The "revived" event his been set for Saturday evening, Nov. 3U, at the Pearl Street School in Middleport Since the association Is made up of so many young people, a band will pJ.a.y for a cotl)le of hours while the younger set enjoys one of its favorite hobbies dancing. There'll be several other diversions during the evening. Due to the large numbers taking part each year, only cast be cility. The parents of all elementary, Junior High and Senlor High students are urged to attend. PLAN DINNER PT. PLEASANT - The Na omi Bible Class or the Belle- mead United MethodJ st Church will have its aruma! TUrkey Dbmer in the church social rooms on Friday, Nov. 22 . Committee chairmen for the atfair are Mrs. Robert Fowler, Mrs. Clarence Hainey, Mrs. Arn ett Roush, and Mrs. Harold Har rnoo. TRICK 'R TREAT! It's that time of the year, ready or nol The IMual ol> servance Ln Pomeroy wlll be from 6:30 to 7:30 p. m. Wednesday and the siren wm sound to mark the opening and the closIng or the evening's activities. Most communities or the cOWlty Ire expected to hold their ~ servance on the same evening about the some hour so that the "travelil¥'' from tDWn to town will be discouraged. ol Columbia Grange and Aaron Sayre or RaMARGIE SAYRE cine Grange will be representing Meigs County as prince and princess in the pageant at the state grange convention in Dayton on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Stanford stockton or Hemlock Grange are Meigs County's voting delegates at the convention. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey, state gatekeepers, are also atterxl:ing. MILLER GRADUATES Ronald 0 . Miller, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Okey 0. Miller, Rt. 2, Crown CU;y, received the silver wings of an Arnzy aviator and was appointed a warrant officer Oct. 8 upon graduation from the Army Aviation School, Ft. Rucker, Ala. During the 16 week course, he was taught various fire techniQJes and tactical maneuvers ror helicopters supporting grOlOld troops tn combat. He also received instruction in helicopter maintenance and survival techniques. SEE. •• ~ presentation are lnclLiied in party plans. ' I ''1 TALENTED KAREN GRIFFITH, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith, Pomeroy Ri. 4, has been chosen to attend the All American Quarter Horse Congress being held in Newark from Ocl :n through Nov. 3. Although Karen can attend earlier sessions, her first participation will be next Friday night when she attends a "chuck wagon ~inner." The rest of the weekend will be packed with instruction and demonstrations on horsemanship, grooming, showmanship and other related subjects. A rive year 4-H club member, Karen has been a member of the Meigs Count,y Pleasure Riders for the past two years. Mrs. William B. Downie is advisor of the club or which Karen was a junior leader during the past club year. Karen won the reserve cham~ pionship trophy at the 4-ll horse show al the Meigs County Fair in August aOO Monday eveninG will receive an athie.,·emenl award for her past yeAr's work. DIVORCE GRANTED PT. PLEASANT - A divorce was granted in Mason County Circuit Coort Frlda,y to Vlrginia Joyce Vaughan from James Vaughan with the plalntlf!' awarded care and custody or their inrant chUd and the defendant ordered to pa.y $50 per month sup- Bruu D•nnis Used Car Mgr. FOR THIS BABY! port. 4 Doer Hard..._ aolld blltk, blad. tntertor with tald door ann rut, Puwar.Udl tr&DIJillqlon, power 1te11'1DC, po. wer b!'akfl, radlo . wh.lUIYall U!'· 1K6 cu•rla ENROLL NOW A NURSE AID ea. 6 new unee; on111 owaer . C&.U 1111 at ~ or n~13 . SAVE Training Program will be conducted by the Nursing Service Administration at the Holzer Medical Center, May lead to employment on GALLIPOLIS ' ~· ,,i MOTOR CO. r.li ' ,,:.\ ' . successfUl completion. For details contact Betty S. Plymale, R.N., at 41~2244, Ext. Yeur CM-fy-0111111 Dlall' 21•11t IICOntll /llo'IO. ••lllpollt. -~ 310, ' ' ,1 'iI INTRODUCING NEW RNE-FURNITURE l ' "' art looking lor-· a particular 11011 or a }iartloular slat --.Aik any of tho solosptople to help ;ou. You'll enjoy ahopplng In ElbtrfOids Mens ,and ""'' ~ppart01ent . + + ++++ ~ectal AREA resident$ hive nJne more days to familiarize Lhemselves with the candidates and Issues.. come Nov. 51 we urge all registered voters in the Tri-COunty Area to exercise this important prlvUege by cullng their ballots ln the general election. must live. + +++++ wtll decide on the role of govermnent In our lives, tile amount of taxes we must pay, the wara we must ft.ght and how many of our yOWlg men must serve in which branches!J( the armed forcea ani! for how long. Every voter owes It to himself fD take part in selecting the best men and women to carry out these vital tunctioos. Know the issues and the peq>le - then vote! "I'm writing this letter in appreciation for the box or cookies dlat I received today. It's really a treat to receive a box from back home. Not only do we enjoy the contents or the box, but it also lets us know that there are peq>le who appredate the job we •re doirw here in Vietnam. It makes us reel good kllOIVIng that the help we gi\'e to the p9q)le or Vietnam in the future will enablt! them to live a free and prosperous life, as we Americans do. In closir~. I'd like to thank you once again for your box and tor caring J~,bout us here in Vietnam." + + + + ++ TWENTY YEARS AGO. !rom the Oles of the DaUy Tribune and weekly Gallia Times .... Gallia County Extension Agent William P. say~ 1948 tobacco crcps look good •• ,. Clara Worman, Garnet Stringfellow, Rutll Sawyer Deopping all! Eulah WUliams honored during education night activities by Kiwanis Club ..•. Gilbert Daniels, Crown City, wins first place honors In 15--inch Beagle trials ••.. Heavy fog blankets entire area .... International News Service ranks GAHS grid team ninth In Class A poll •.•. Blue Devils blank Jackson 33..0 for 17th consecutive triumph in two years •.•. Pomeroy drops 33·6 tilt to Logan .... Middleport crushes Nelsonvtlle, 52-6 ... Salem College nips Rlo Redmen, 26--13. Smith " \'' IIG MIS •••IOYS Sizes 2 to 6x - 6 to 20. Mens sizes - small, medium, large and extra large. Slipovers - Cardipns - Turtle-neck. Slipovers in solid colors, Stripes, tweed et~ fects. All wools - orlona .. suede and wool knit bul4111 ' ) for older men. Be sure to see Ute One selections - try one or two on - aOO seleet what you need now. \ BIG SHIRTS JACKETS FOR BOYS SIZES 2 to 7 LIKE -- THE FINE GROUPS ALL SIZES MENS.SPORT SHIRT$ Evet)' shirt Ia permanent press tor easy catt:~ ~ , 1\11 sizes, small (14-l~h ), medium (111-ISih ), large (1&. 16\1 ), extra large (17-17'h ). Hundreds and hUDdreds ol shirts for your .selection - Button down collar&- ~ ,. .... ' •1: . . ·~ • '. '\.,~ / I '."~ t ,. .' ·. , "1 .-· j- ' \ ... J .. ·,t~··· . • '' ' I . -·· ,'· ' : '{OUR PUMPKIN HAS TICI<LI5H EARS! ed !Jt-llbls!U>- uall(rfA Unlvorlll;r, ' tboVIet- .rdlaa Lt rilr Star find a big selection or Boys sport ohlrts cut and sewn t,nles and the ever pq)ul&r lmitl. for all the hoy s 2 to 7 - 6 to 20. Every llhlrt permanent press and In styles that boys todly Uke bey aDd like to wear. Pick out several now. ll'LIII&Il- arch 1988, ......, __ aeiHcrbe- p ...... hlpd>lleof I :J 80 WATTS OF PEAK MUSIC POWER So lr d - ~ t;, te 60W ampl rl1er delr vers con stant pea k ped orm a11 ce f or tiHdlm!) stereo sound lns1am wa rm· up coo rer oper a tro n PICnJRED ts the new moden coametic departmentofnutton's Drug Sto~e in Middleport. The departmelt feature11 the latest and a complete line of beaut;)' aids tn addition to lntor~ mation for customers on beaub' eare. 1be trained cosmeticians of the store wUI complete without charge a personalized chart lor visitors to the department.. MICRO ~TOUCH ~ 2G TONE ARM The most r elfectly balance d to ne arm rn horne st er eo. TrJc ks at a mere 1wo grams - can· ! accr dentall y rum a frne reco rd SIX-SPEAKER SOUND SYSTEM Includes twu yr an t 10"' w oo fers . two exponentral horns. two 3J.'.i" con e· Jype tw eeters Broad ra nge re · spons e of 60 lo 1 5.000 cps BEST YEAR YET Party Given for Toy Party Given Denise Hendricks Thursday Night TO GET Pf.tM THE BEST Tap e Inpu t/ Output Jacl<s • S tereo Prec rsmn Record Changer • Pr ovrs ron for Optronal b :teosron Speakers POMEROY The DE KOVEN • Z922M Charm rng Ea r ly Amerr can styled cabroet rn genuine M aple veneers. Lr h lrd ana record s tOJage s pace . '7'1«1111 • The Qualify ~ goes rn before rhe name goes o~ A parcy honorins Denise Hendrleka on her 14th birthday was held Tlairadii,Y night at the home ol M:ra. Audrla Jeffers ln MJnersv111e. The group enjoyed games and dancinB and refreshments were served Guests were Bnlce Beech, Gary Paulina, Patey Paullns, Penny Pau!lns, Harold Mrs. Kenneth Cale entertalned Tlairsda,y nll!ltt with a toy psrt;y. Yro. Am Salser of Racine was the MIDDLEPORT - demonstrator. Gnests were Mrs. Newman Burdette, Mrs. Georae Miller, Mrs. Richard Hovatter, Mn. Tana Slmontoo, Mrs. Larry WI. ley, POMEROY - Grace Abbott, ry, chairman; Mrs. George Hackett, co.ehalrman; Mra. W i 1Food Booth, announced the work. !larn Childs, M:ra. Vemon Webers for the booth m Frtda,y, er, Mra. Wllllam Walters, Mra. Nov . I, at tile Melgs.Jackloo John Smith, M:rs. Robert Snowgame. den Olld M:rs. Bernard GUkey. They ate Mrs. Charl~;s Wer~ chairman ol the Meigs Athletic RUTLAND FURNITURE RUTLAND, OHIO ARNOLD GRATE • . · · · ·-~- --. -· ~ ....... ~---~ ·--~-...........,. ____ . ... .. ..·-·...-. ~ ~ ' ::I Be sure fD see Elberfelds nne selection of mana ca1ual slacks - jeans. All slacks are permanent press and there are stylea to suit everyone in the family. Famous makes such •s Sted!um - Levi - Reston - Mr. Wra~er. Slim cut styles - Conservathre styles - All the pllfll"lar colors - all waist sizes and tn your correct letWth. Elberfelds also sell WrarWer Blue Denim Jilin& and Lee Leans Denim Jeans - In all atns - Plus a complete selection ot Spurs Western Jeans. Buy Hveral pairs of slacks now - You'U Uke our aelerlion, Ask any or the salespeople to help you find your ·size. SUms - ... ....... ··"I lie-v a ....... ....,. ~·­ llltWtov• on. '11111(111 .tit -.?,:a·"'..... ~ '••u• '•rio lolte thot IHk '• nh:e onll wn' an4 we,r.·AIIthtr populor atyl•• coiNe .. leyi •n• 2f, to:IO '"4 '"'"' ''"' a••••• .•• s.. WEMBLEY TIES MEHS WORK CLOTHES ...,.,.n.- GoO rood, -~~otdte fo1 'Illpont• '"" on •Mrt•wllfo w•olo •'•""• lo, ~r.111I• rout'f-llr. w...lfooJn ftgnn•t Shirt• - W•R C011 - Gl ..._, • All 1IHI·IHI..I •II '-w ... ~ ....u:h •• LH- Cgrhlftt- atn ••u .. 'lndl.....ll.Wol_,.,l,.. - ICing IC•I•· , . OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY TIL 5- FRID'AY AND S~TURDAY TIL 9 P.M. . ' l pi~ BIG BIG SELECTIONS HANES UNDERWEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS '. 1' u ler Cord111'01& - !C>urs b) Bla Yank. · Plency of smart new !all colors In tho oolecUoo, too. !'In··; i ......... iOOIOMrlaa dress liJ slackL · AU are pennanent presa - well made and are the atylea boys like - Lev!'a- M:r. Wraililer Hondo~• - Wrane- ~ oldo ol tllo , 1• mbllln tbo Regulars aDd Huak,y sizes In boya school and "'2"' day f SLACKS FOR BOYS Mrs. Dale Walburn, Mra. Wolfe, Debbie Wolfe, Billy Jef- Wilbur !laming, lolra. Richard fers, &lsie Jefl'ors, Delores Jef- Roller, Mrs. TOOmaa Dartt, fers, Ronnie Baehtel, Bea Bach· Mra. Beulah Wblte, Mrs. Pearl tel, DaiiiY !ldnner and Mro.lolary Hollman, Mro. Fred Gllllla, Mrs. RJchard Grela, aDd Nrl. CharLoo Paulina. leo ~s. The booteso aerved a desaert courae, Announce Workers ..... ' !'..,~ .· .'" ~<~~ \~ '~ .;/ ... i':·_ ..t, ·,··..·. . SPORT SHIRTS FOR BOYS FM plu s uutstandrn g turwc rol ro nal FM an d AM receplr on S!e reo FM md1 ca10 r lrght ~ ,o AND WE'LL GEE HQQ HE LOOK5 ALL•LIT UP.. FM/AM/STEREO FM RADIO Pr ovrdes 1he nes t m S te reo -....---...__.,_ I GO 6ET ACANDLE We have 1 ftne selection and excellent Valuea Cor the small fry boys - Pre-school age and grade school. Pel"IJUl]'lelll press sport shirts - Knit shirts - Jeans and dress slacks- Whitedressshirts Underwear. Socks and Jackets on sale. Bring your boys In - Have them try on the clothing they need - 1\Jil take ad .. ntQe of Special Values and excellent selection. Fits in where others can 't .. yet it feBtures rich, full console stereo sound! --~. . THERE! NOW, I'LL. COMPACT CONSOLE STEREO _I. 1'fNTS SUNDAY, OCTOBElZ1,1P68· combinations. Styles for the little fellow - the grade school boys - the young set VI Junior am:J Senior High. College men and more conservative styles " 742-4211 .. Boys QUALITY SOLID - STATE ~ . ..... fine values. SWEATERS SPACE SAVING' ~ } NEW Alao a fin• ••l•ctlan of Mens Lont Sleeve Knit Sport Shirts- in all alus. I' . you see the excellent selection and - lor glftL ! .~ . ilL Dress shirt cype collars - SliP forized shrunk Two pockets. You'll want to select several when "' ·' ' 1. .! lar wide-spread collars- Nehru shirts- Tapered aDd nor>-tapered atyleo. Solid colors - stripes - Plaids Check• - All famous known brands - All e>IJOrtly tailored - Read,y lor you to bey for yourself - your !amll.Y ' • . All made w!tll loor tails that otay .·' (' ' ' ·~"''t{ ~ ""!! I Big Yank Flannel work shirts In a big selection or patterns and sbea !rom I ~h neck to the extra large size up to 20. + + + + + + FRIDD remarked: . . WORK SHIRTS + ++ ++ + + + + + ++ .I MEN'S FLANNEL AS of noon Wednesday, over 110 area individuals had voiced their opinions on who the)r would like to see as the next president of the United States. Dateline's Presidential PoD will continue through noon Thursday. We'll publish the results in our column on Sunday, Nov. 3. Too, we'll try to forecast the 1968 general election results in next week•s column. The predictions wtll cover national, state and local races and issues. ++++++ d ··"~, On Quilted Jackets - Nyl011 Jackets• ~-~:=~"~ leatller and knll c@llitbltloos - C - Woal plaids - ~Od fabricsAnd there's all the ·p tiJulU" aty)ea in aelect!on. - Wlilst · ler¢11 Jackell - car coatlerwths - Goal cNte - Zl[lller Jackeia and Button Iron! Jackets. They're all on sale right """· Su see thls bl& selecUon · on the onea you like aiXIaee how you c•n •••~ "'• durlrw this October Sl.le. THE American peq,le wm elect a president and thousands of other office holders, Including U. S. Senators and Repre1entativea, governors and. state legislators. These officlal1 will make and acimlnbter the laws or the lan:l under which we all DANNER said his two cans of cookies arrived in fine shape, and they were enjoyed by "me and my associates here in Vietnam." He praised the scouts aOO others who took their time to do thJs, 8lli added, "We do appreciate iL., Sl.id Combs: "This is to the girls that seni me that nice box of candy ard. cookies. I would just like to thank you ror it. You just don't know how nice It is to get a bo11 when you are so far from home. It was really nice or you. It makes things a lot easier on us over here to know some one back home cares enough to take their time to sem:J a box over here to us. l thank you girls very mucll. You're the greatest." October Sale Prlcea ' ;. and all boys Winter Jackets and there'& tremendous aelection - . Boys size• 2 to 20. .Mens atzes 34 to 54. 1'~ ++ ++ ++ OPERATION Yule Four is nearing the home stretch In Gallia Count.y. Last week, members of Girl Scout Troql118l received their first thank you notes trom Gallia COunty servicemen who received goodies from home earlier this month. Major Robert F. Damer, PFC James Cmtbs and Dutch Fridd were the tlrst to express their gratitude. .·- ~·1 · o·. ~ SALE PRICES MEN a,nd BOYS now · VOTING is tho lint obllplloo tbat ewry United stateo eiUzen awes to hlmael! 1!111 his (or her) coenlr)'. f'liures show tbat In tho last election, .one third of the natloo' a citizens did not bother to vote. ' y �~) t :~·. . · Jl - The Stmdoy Timeo - Senti I So ·~ ., I ', Orobe27t968 ' ·, BOosters Plan .. .. ,.~ auc~ -...'. \ . f··p • .' Speeial Meet 'l"f, PLEASANT - A spocl mMIInc of lbe Pll!nt Plea• School Band Boooters 11 be Jleld TuoMi~)', Oct. 29, 7:30 p.m. In the band bulldk . 1~1!: KINE~ .,-. WAN1S .. . '/ot.J Hllil ' ! Dlocuulon will be held oo t propooed new bond bulldini, be located at the site or the pre J r ent stnaeture. The Boosrers aiBo will lint lze plans for a rummage andba sale to be held Nov. 2 to raft I' SIGI'\<\·. 1, I I I. ( funds for the much;aeeded f cility. The parents of all el : NEW INlent • mentary, JWlior High and Se lor High students are urged ' rlu - I } ' ,Pilla. I • ! i 1 I i attend. ) PLAN DINNER PT. PLEASANT - The N omi Bible Class of the Bell ~Low ~·'·­ I mead United Methodist Chur will have its annual TUrk ' Dinner in the church social roo1 ' ·,~. on Friday, Nov, 22. '' ,., Conunittee chairmen ror U affair are Mrs. Robert Fowle Mrs. Clarence Rainey, Mrs. Ar ett Roush, and Mrs. Harold Ha r---~-----------r------~·r-----~----------~~--~ I HAV~tJ'T S6£tJ :t'VE L.ClOKE.t> ALL HER ALL D/\V! OVER FOR HER.! mon. !' ~ SEE. •• ' I ·I J, ' ' : l ' I ht ,. ,,,.. ~ ' t Bruce Den nil U•od Car Mgr. '.l FOR THIS BABY! IK6 C•Prke Ill DHf' -- ' o~. Her4 .... ~~AW1- 110Ud bl•cll, bllu:k lPtertor wttb IDI4 door arm refl, tran...U.Ion, power t!.eerinl po- r br.UI. radio, whltt~wall Ur· e1, 4o new anea; one owner. Call a1 or 67$-JOIJ. Pew.-.u.. .--------------------- rm~<~~­ l).ll'if\rs ~t ~o~~ fO VO IN 11~0 ... /~4. 0H, WELL I. \ I'\OUJ OW IS H~? -..n WI-\1\T HI\PP£J\JE.D 10 ALL 1\-\0S.E MEN "-lf-10 USE.D TO !EAVE: NO ::':.TON£ UNWRtJED? $AVE GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. Y•r Chevy.Okfil a.eler 21f.IM Second An . . . 111~111, Oh .. • I t~ • ~d r. f ; \ • t• Yokum:s the One- '' SPACI Stereo FM indicat01 lrght 80 WAn& OF PEAK MI. WINTHROP ~-------,----------~ 010 'ltXJ P/.AY F0arBALL IN COli R?E? I'LL ~Ya.JDID. stereo sound . Instant warm - t pletgm IIIOIIli'IIH • GQACE:?RJL (:ATLIICE WAUL. CFA 90aN c c c A1HLE1E • .· -I!>Ui l'M A~IO I WON'T 6~ AI!>L.E TO DO T14E -"""' balanced lone ~ mere two gram ~ record . {JfuA DAAWIN6.'! SIX-SPEAKEI two giant lON • Tape lnput/Outpu op t ... f f i , :·. -· RUT I 742-4211 I oldo I'll Ule ... ,, iCIIIIdod • 11111111• 1lle ....... ....... IOdooeriDa lo. ter.PiA: . two 3~" cone sponse ol 60 lc Changer • PrOVISIOn for .,., rlay YCV HAVE 11-11:' MICRO-TOUCH• 2G TO t:t ~ Star Fell 1-.a, by DiclE Cavalli am pli11er delrvers constant •• rdbu! Lt. liiDIIIIIM4B tt 11m., . lepdlllcol MOVD·• . ·- COMPACT CO (' : 111eV!a- I O'Liu&b- HIS 1.-. taBC1tA Unl...aill, lleU lilt' ..... .PS'ICHIATR~T FM/AM/STEREO FM RA FM. ~Ius ou tstandm g co rw1 ill- Ma- j ~T:\\IHEN Fits in where others car. yet it f11tures rich. full ilklao &m- IO·Z1 .. t ' ;,~ �··,--:::· ' ..- . . ~ ! t4 - The SUnday Times - Sentinel, Sonda,y, October 27, 1968 · . . Boosters Plan v > '. ' I . .I, ' '• . \ ~ - , .' . ~ ., • - · 0- ...... ,.:. ~ . • ' ' .\- ,,, < AN INVITATION TO VISIT EL8ERFELDS . .,, ,~~rx, MlR'f..• a.L.JNt.ct.a.:a••'Jtoar_. .,.,,'"'?'~·-· Special Meet PT. PLEASANT - A sped TBB BORN LOSBR ,, m.-u.. ol the Pelnl Pleau 111&11 Scbool Band Boosten w be i\eld Tuesday, Oct. 29, 7:30 p.m. In the band bulldb: DIIICUBIIOII will be held ... t propo88d new bond bulldlns be located at the site of the pn ent structure. 11te Boosters also will flnl lze plans tor arummageandba aale to be held Nov. 2 to rail funds tor the much-needed f cllit;,y. The parents of all el mentary, Junior Hlgll and Se lor High students are urged attend. \ ., Sanso1•1 WEU-.WH~T P'VA THINK ~IT IT, rpriiO NEW I' IIIOJ with .pB) I llulenl ' ' '· k .. ~, \ Dinner in the church social roor l IDCbiCOIO " lillehiPD I! DINNER PT. PLEASANT - The N omJ Bible Class of the Bell mead Unlled Methodist Chur will have its annual 1\trk· ' ;\ • • plohl, I PL~N • '!, - FOOZV? ·"1 on Friday, Nov. 22. Committee chairmen for U affair are Mrs. Robert Fowle Mrs. Clarence Rainey, Mrs. Ar. ett Roush, and Mrs. Harold Ita ' -l I DON'T MIND COOKIN' A FEED FOR TH' GIRlS OCCASIONALLY. BUT I WOULDN'T WA!olT IT 10 BECOME A HABIT! llKHI. I 5tb ME,NEI~ER, IT'S JUST BAD NEWS, IN l'H' U""-!! CENTS VOL. OF SEE••• NOBODY'S GONNA SADDl-E ME WITH f>.NY MESS OF DIRTY DISHES! NOSIRREE! Bruce D•nni • u..d Ccn Mgr. ,hlr; SIMPLY 6or TO Slf..\1( T!-415 Mf1 FOR A TIJJWir/ FOR THIS BABY! ·. : ·• •' !' u.. CaPf'lt:e 4 DON' M41nl-. -olld bllc:ll. black lnlerior wub fold door arm re.t, Powertllda tra~~~~mlaton. power eteerlnll po. _, br&k•u. radJo, whU.e'lfal Ur· et, 4 new oo"; one o\lo'Der. Call llll M or 1'7$-lOlJ. .....-n SAVE GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. ·~· ~ j I .. , N ,~,I· ,, TMr tiWVY.OIIII O.•ler ' n•m ..concl Ave. I_, ~ ••111"111, .,.. .. lMI 1tr NIA, ' • ,J ! In~. ''• ., ~ 1.,. ., ·' '• l 1 ' 1:M TERRIBLY INTRODUCING HEIZE'S A 6ALt. TA.I(f A 5l{oT AT MINE. SORP-Y! r;ed I lenlollon• Q8111ln wu -.... , now 1m ROOA hlo Unlvenlt;r, " ol the Vietawar<llna Lt 51lver Star SPACI •I enant .J . '' J ,, O"Lau&b- himself for ba2 Mardi 1968, aplptomJeM4th Bett,u,.,, lbe Republio ol COMPACT CO hlln'J Fits in where others cal yet it features rich. full t FM/AM/STEREO FM RFM. plus outstandmg con v1 Stereo FM indicator light Ulill!ll ..ll 10 WAnS OF PEAK Ml MICRO-TOUCH• 2G TO balanced tor,e A ~~ mere two grai'T' . . . . ._ record. • • ,. • • "W n•• WITH llll- of lllo ...mono~ , A-liii..._.. ..,....,.NW ... • . , .... .,....... rlioo ... _ _.,...,.. ... ampl1lier delivers const<Hll stereo sound _ Instant warm - • SIX-SPEAKEI -· D£Al POlLY-'oint lilt sttp& of ,.., todder t~Mt apriftldt • littft cltoft NH . Oft them Mfore rilt ptint dries. Tllis w111 ti" tht tttps a t~Dn·Jkid nrface wh"' mivht pre••t on acddtftt.-MRS. W, G. D. 5320 ... . . 'DIAIUOLLY-In_ . . • .,:..... . ........_..... biMint ...... - giant 1 Qd ' two 3%" cone IWO ...;.. I - rif .-'"'If lloill ~ .. "''*' lt ..... h '""'orlll· •t~t·,.,. . . fil "'" .........., ........ itltlfr, - SARA . . sponse of 60 tc P~ Tape lnpui/Outpu Changer • Provis•on for Op • DEAl f'OI.L Y...Ofltn if it har4 t o - tggs friM a cartan. Dampen poyr fingtra a.n4 lhl)' wUI. Ufl righl out willo .loaJ don· W al ~~ lilem.-MlS. W. 0: M. RUT I ,. 742-4211 · ' pletflOO ooe - l l r o \ ' I.) ~. . .,, >'. ' ; ,, . . ,' ·' ·' '. Page ;Q r~-day �, 14. - The Sunlllll Times • sentinel SOliday Oc:tdler 27 1968 . ·Boosters Plan Special Meet I. '· PT. PLEASANT - A oped mOilllng of · the Plllnt Pleall SChool Bml Boosters w b<t r\eld Tueada¥, O<t. 29, 7:30 p.m. In the band bull dim Dlooussloo will be hold oo t proposed new band building be located at the site of the pre ent structure. Ttte Boosters also will finl be plans for arummageandba aale to be held Nov. 2 to rail Hl8h .,., , pr I I I a plain, Cbl- ll MlddPD ljo1eJ with funds ror the much~eeded t ciUty. The parents ol all el menlarY, Junior High and Se lor High students are urged · attend. ~8) .. NEW i llulelt • PLAN DINNER PT, PLEASANT - The N om1 mble Class of the Bel1 mead United Methodist Chur will have its annual Turk· Dhmer inthechurchsodall'()Ofl oo Frida>, Nov. 22. :· Committee chaJrmen for U l ; \ I" CENTS .l affair are Mrs. Robert Fowle Mrs. Clarence Rainey, Mrs. Ar: ett Roush, and :Mrs. Harold Ha moo. i'll . -' '. ' SEE. .. 1 I '• I ~l \ OUT O'UR WAY t. '; p ! Brvu Dennis i SA'Y.DAD,CANWe Uud Car Mgr. '·• '' HAVE THIS SCAAP LUM5ER TO I!>UILD OUR. PROPS? FOR THIS BABY! ,.ur. 1M6 (aporfce 4 D"' MI...... .o&ld b]ac:k, black lDierlur toW door arm reA. ro..,..-Ucbl u~on. 7k1f/iltet4 power •te•I'W.I):1 by Walt Wetterberg SEEMS Lii<.E: WI·\...T'S /V\\1,.,,.. 1'2. YCtUK::. po. THEY'VE COVERED Tf.\E WINDOWS AND DOORWAY WITH CA.RD•BC~RD, SO WE CAN'T SEE IN! IT'S NOT - r br.U.. ndio, .-hU.elll'au tir· ·' MW 1 n.,•; oae owner. cen me If. 4tll-3l'n or f1s.JOll. .., • SAVE : ' t ' i GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. I y..,.. CM'Ir..Okll 01ettr :n..ut leund An. 01111,..111. Ollie HOW CAN .. _,. ·. we 01= T/415 VALL'!Y THWt: YOU · FOil RIPPING US OF THESE MONSTE!l$l' · ·IN 'IF 1TIGTHE: 'l-AST THINS 1 DO! . I' ...... GealP 'I ' ~ed WAYTb6E:T U6; INTRODUCING '. I'l..t. !=IND A. .WJ.IY POI\I'T YOU·SETTLE HERE WITH ~a! atloftll~ rBealatkln• wgltlln .... lll· '· now an BOI'A ldo Unlverillll, 111 of lbe VIet'.' awar<!but Lt. Sliver Star SPACI I enant O'LaUSb· I,. . himself for be2 Mardt 1968, , api-.Jeod. 4th Batta''m, Ute BoplbUe of !tUn's COMPACT CO Fits in where others car. CAPTAIN BA.SY y1t it f11tures rich, full FM/AM/STEA£0 FM AA FM. plus outstandmg conv1 Slereo FM indicator hght !IMM ... rr'+ NOT LIKE 111.41 10 FORGET! 10 WATTS OF PEAK Ml amplifier del111ers constant stereo sound. lnstanr warm · MICRO· TOUCH• 20 TO balanced lOne ~ mere two gram ~ record. ~ • • t e .a e "'1 1 SIX·SPEAKEI two g1ant 10" 1 two 3~" cone spon3e of 60 tc Pfad Tape lnput/Outpu Changer • PrOIIISIOn for op RUII 742·4211 __,, i.. p1etcwe ll&e<nellll'lln nPop ;j) by Leslie Tu:rDe:r I HA~& ~ESAVIN$ ...WE'LL PLANT AIOARDEN 1 RALSli 50~E MA'I86 YOU'RE RIGHT... 'IIIE IMPORTANT 'tHING It '!llA'r 'IOO'~E CDr\IE., IAQI10AIG!·· . ANDY CAPP Vf~·R'I' N 'EI.LO THERE M~T+o(OMPSON,I'VEOFTEN' WANTEC) 'Tb ~VE 4 Wl1 '1i~- nday �;:;.:,:,";;.,.1···~.- r"· . .. . ..--..-- .. -~·- Speeial Meet f .l ,Pr. PLEASANT - A ..J m' l 11 of 1tle Point Pl~ 111&1). School Band Boosters 11 be lield Tuesday, Oct. 29,. 7:30 p.m. In the band build! DIKU11loo will be held 011 · proposed """ band bulldin~i. be located at the site or the Iii' ent structure. ~ The Boosters also will be plans for a rummage and& sale to be held Nov . 2 to r~ !' -· . . .. ·-- .. "''•" . .- . . . . . ....... ..... ..... -~ ~ ,. -~-- - - .. ~ - - -- .. •. ·· ~ -· ... ,... . , _, ___, __ ri 1968: A Crazy, Mixed-Up by BUGS -BUNNY np ... funds for the much-needed cillty. The parents of all e mentary, Junior High and S lor High students are urged attend. PLAN DINNER PT, PLEASANT - The ! omJ Bible Class or tbe Be1 mesd United Methodist Clml will have its annual T'url Dinner in the church social roo on Friday, Nov. 22. l . HMMM/ Ll:.r MESE:E IT/ FOR THIS BABY! FOLD /lo. Pli!CE 01=' •ORI'N61;i P/lo.l'elt l<o IN. WIDe ,I.ND 8 IN, L.OHG 1H6 CIIW'ke 4 DMf' Hardt.l *kl bqe•. blacll: lDterior wiU fold door .rm rut. Pow..,lido trau.u.loo, po-r 1leerinl PCI _, br.U.. raCUo , whtte-li iii ' f poll-• •• at fii..3IT.I or IN .H .....L.F RadJn.equlpped Sovlei Army repeatedly warned: staff' cars rumbled the slde''This demonstration baa not llrests along the students' beeo reported and must be route. The stall' can and the eonllldered to be unauthorized." But the studeets perhaps trotll>• Inside did not Interfere. But Czechoslovak pollee In charged with the emotloo of patrol crul~era and trucks raced toda,y's SOUl amivenary or the to tho aide of the marching c z e c h o a I o v a k Republic, 8bldaatl IDd with loudapeakera marched up to the rocoeeo GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. '! u•IJ6 a.cend ........ o.m,.ua. ' ~~ , i .; ottle L c' rt-------- .l :r:l .! " 3. PA.INT OR ,.: A FACE i ., f)RJl.JI,J 0111 •• SPAC Woman Dies From ON UNDER· SIDe- OF ONE HEAD COMPACT Cl Fits in whBfe others cs yet it f11tures rich, fu/, FM/AM/STEREO FM R, FM. plus oulstand•ng co n• Stereo FM Indicator llglll . OUR BOARDING IIO't.TSB 10 W ...TTS OF PEAK M ampl!lier del 1ver5 co nslan stereo sound_ Instant warrr re cord SIX-SPEAKE • • • •e 't by B:lll Frevse AJIQVI! ARE SOME OF the 25 localml visiting mlnlotere In I'<IDero1 Sundoy ss they came dOWJIIItalra In the Pomeroy United ile-st Church to partlclpste In the ordination service for till ReY. Glen HUes. Foll.awlng tha service, a dinner was served at the Pomerqy Elementarx School by the wscs ml the ·L1dla Circle honoring Blahop F. Gerald Ensley ml the Rev. Yr. HUes. News••. in Briefs MICRO-TOUCH• 2G T· ~ balanced tone ~ mere lw . a gra1 1/111': caov- ahowlng, and not just . • plain, everyda,v In ChiOIIO but a --ho ft81rt 011 111c1t1pa Ave. and MI.YOr Dalq with (Cont!JaiOII on Pqe 8) ' "' 0 ? ' <' ~~ "'orJ ·. · /'o~ -"'--~---R_V_E_C_E_N_TS.c. reforms wrought by the Czect. akrYak Communist regime led b1 J)8l1l' ftrst secretary Alexander Dubeek. At the bottom of the hiU there had been only about SOO students, but the coiUJDD swelled as It pushed up the hiU. !ludents snstched red, white and blue natlooal bamers thai hed been hung on street poles to also to preserve the nation's '. ldent "'....... " 0 ·. ·.1 0 MRS. JAMES F. O'LAU!li1LIN (_~ former. -~ ljobote. .r) bql4~ .,;,;. :~ ._ Rob, as ehe received medalo in<illdlnr the coveted suver star presented poathumoualy to wlli• buill, the laiAo Lt. O'Laughlln, who wu killed March Z In Vletmm. Mlldtltl the prese-IIIIIJ. or Stanley White, U. S. Army, slltloned In Atheno, Sunday at the home or Mr- ml Mro. ~ Hob&tetter, Chester Ro.l Bravery Recognized BY BOH HOEFLICH alliance with the Kremlin. ''- Y;srn'b tr111 ilw•, Prel.Jo11Dm11'1 wltlldta.-1, IIDekalelllr In llld out, ..,._. dl.tto, Me~• 1 11 r p r 1 1 • IDd caltle that is the seat of peroment. The llt1ldentll hed witnessed the pall week the dumping, IDider Sovlat preosure, or mejor tfC)eral laws paased &mda,v. The laws dtrldod the nstl'"' lniD aemilublomoua Czech and Slovak states giving the Slovaks the lndepe11danee they have oOUSbt for most of their troubled history. In the speeches, Dubeek pledged to continue the reform program thai had triggered the Soviet anger and lnvaalon and :> !-( I EYe......, . . . - " " hal YGilllle, .,.. u)l)aoal · In ..~~~~~ Xlq mark today"s amlversary. The Communist Czechoslovak leaders had gathered in the castle and delivered speeches on the anrrlveraary and on the Y - Chewy-Oidl O.•ter ~ 1-. ,.<Oj)t ado Variable cloudlnesa andcoldor MONDAY. OCTOBER 28. 1968 $AVE • JGil ...... ..., "II' I dmpiJ been .. tonight and toiTIOiiOM wltb IIIOW nurrlest mainly lAw too)gbt In the 30a. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ..r~1a. ,. ' aut• or Weather at y el, 4 JMIW OllHl one OWlii!IC. Cal I ' ,, shouted "Long Uve PRAGUE (UPI) - Cbantln& tedly "Rulaians go bome," about freedom." Communist J)8l1l' aources aald 4,000 - · massed In l'raA1le IDda.Y and marched up lo It was just such student action Hredcan)' Castle where the that the Czecboalmak leaders laden o1 tbla Sovlot«eupled hed tried to aYOid, wanting It m1111rt trigger massive retalianation llere meeting. · 011 the W8l' up to the hUltop tion by the Ruuian armies that ~olle, the sllxlonts also _ . lnvldod this nat1m Aug_ 21. Bruu Dennis Usecl Cor Mgr. l ' i 4,000 Czech Students Defy Russian Occupation Forces l'·' ~+. t ooneeded there Ia a ll'eater watch Walls..! the thiN psrb' mueh more predae inltnuntlt chance to be wrong dds 7- man's vote hllll beaD impcmdera- lllln It rsall7 ••. " The pickle <( t11o poll- and than al 1111 time IInce th•. But blo. Walla<e Vote Cn1dal the laot-mbute dedsiooo- and the poll-• seem cudldalt Somuel Lubell, a lonl time kind ot a , _ bas It they'll be rllllrtpolitical malyal with I doo.tbellbeen?-ls put t1111 by Oliver The have vaoll7 ~le,...,.. COJI1liiiiY does lmpnwed their DIOIIKoda IInce rlnlllltli le<MI4JIO """ Is roport.. moiii.Y prlvaiAo political polllns: 19t8. For ..,. ~. they are lng to - - · · but making no result predlc:tion, so,ya no117 "None of 1he CIDdldates has polllnl rllllrt up to elediaa dme. the big CJJOstion Is ..,. mud! of z!Dged the public yet. Olr polls 'lbe,y are ralher split In opinion daa't .._ 1110)' rqlng enthu011 whether the public cooaldera the Wallace vote will break alssm for Nixon or Humphreyll'om him and which will It the No. 1111110 to be VletDam or and show bitter dfvisfY«M!!SI for 80· He also seys It al-l baa law and order. 'lbe,y are 8ll"'ed that polling "Ia a Wall· • , either yau hate his been Implied on the one big foetor dds year: moo. • ' ,· ·i Year for the Pro Pollster Devoted To The lntere1111 Of 'l7te Meigi·MIJIIOII Area VOL. XXI NO. 131 't·l . . • e Mrs. Clarence Rainey, Mrs. A' ett Roush, and Mrs. Harold H: SEE••• . Could It be a aqueaker? A win and rlaers by Georae c. Wallace. 1bis is M old charge. by a whllker? Two decadea aao, In the final "II could be the!-- or It could be a landallde for Nllwn, u &aid week of bis glve-<em..bell cam~ Doll- All>ert E. Sllldllnpr. po)gu, Harr,y S Tnunan wsnted urve never· seen IQ)'tb1nl Itke to know jult who takea care of this. As <( toda1. eltller ooe the polltoker' s tally willie the (lluberl H. H&mphrey or polltaker•s bolO' taking polio. He Richard M. NIXOII) could win accused the GOP of rlalni resu1tJ to dlseoura,ge Truman 1h1a eleeUCI'I. u You tblnk yw've aut trouble~ voters. Over the p>Uitera' heads coping? Cooslder the Foil-s. now-20 yeara later-hangs the Pollsters Accused They sre being called llara apecter ut 1948. II Is generally ArUftcW eyea for llvl.ng paUentl were made as early aa the .. , Mil <en1ur7 by Romanprlesta.mo preeticed ourger,y. ' ~'\ ~ F!rll Nldcal ~ "--: I call mv --•nttes ••• va rlables. ••• •• .., '""~>~.... l.l..mp1Jd, 1111 ten..foot poll. surprise eletrenta . . • a new : llocaa!J P.S.: All rllllrt, toil me bailpme. Tlult's what 19!i8 Ia .ii11J 1"11 call It . . . made of It you're a public . ~ . 1'1rlt P.S..:- Because that's oplnlonJIC)lltaker. w'Loi I WOULDN'T TOUCH .I "Those are not just hedge D £ F I N I T E PREDICTION words," said pollster Louis wrrK. Harris, when CJ10riO<i wilY se man,y of them are f1,ylng about Ill' H.D. QUIGG in the !)J'elll...'lbla hal ,prcbabl)' UP! Senior Editor been the strangest political year NEW YORK (UPI)- Tur- of modern history. More Wlforebulea& , • • volat:Ue • seen events than certainly since liDflthomable- beset with un- 1932. Much more than 1948. n Now You Know Committee chairmen for · affair are Mrs. Robert FowJ , . " ' . BY UPI SOVIET PJ!EM!ER ALEXEI N. KOSYGIN said IDda.Y VIetnam lalkl ~-· react.d a very compllelled atlie." He asked the , _.. lltJVermnonl to ilo all It CIOIO persuede the United Slalel Ill CaJj ID UD-tiooal ball In U. S. bmlblng. . llol)'sfn's s t - _ . rei- by JII)>IIIIIO sour<:ea In .Ma- tollcnllaB a eo~ ~ ........ KosYJin m1 Jlpaiiiioe 'n'IDipOrt ~ Yolllro - - ..., bad · ;,thi Soviet I - t o use hlllood ollloeo -nt..fltll•· . IWO gian I 1 ()"' IWO 3~" CO Ol sponse of 60 1 Pf.u4 Tape lnput{Outp Changer • Prov1ston for 0 THE REV, GLEN IDLES, right, was ordained Into the ml~>­ lstry SurMiay aftern0011 at the Pomeroy Urdted Methodist Church or which be Ia pastor. Contlucll!!i the ordl•tlon was Bishop Franels Gerald Ensley, D. D., LL.D., lett, Bishop of the United Methodist ChUrch Ohio West Area. The Pomer!l¥ church was tilled tor the occasion. FIVWAY FORECASI Temperatures In Ohio will avorase below normal TUeldal' th........ SOIUt'dal' with dally hlgho In the low 40s 1o the low 50s and nii)Jidme Iowa mooll7 In the 30s. It will be Cldle cool most da,vo of the porlod. Pr~ will total ooe dd!d to twu-tblrd Inches, oc- eurrilll aa aboWera or a a o w llurrles mostly cllrlng t11o BOcoad ball of the period. • ~=x~~"i:::::::~:~:::?.~:~~~:~:~~::!:::::~;:;~:*;;;: Notices for Trick, Treat 375 Votes in By Absentees To date, 375 Meigs Coontl- """ have east ab- bsllots In the forthc:omlnil November election. The Melis Coom\Y Board ol Electloos will be _ . ti-om I to 4 p.m. dally lbrouSb I h I 1 Tla&rsday - the deedllne for Ill>V<JIIng - tor tllo convmlenee ol Y0ter1. Boanl ollldala also r<p>rtod toM1 amther ebtla&oln a V<JIIng plate. Thll II In the 1..01111 Bot- Injuries Mrs. Robert G. Callahan, 21, Rl I Jaeksm, admltled to llolzer Medical Center, Flrlt J),Ye., at 9:4S p.m. &lturda.Y allit a traffic aeeideat iD Jack1011 COIJn.. \Y, clled In the holl)lltal at 6:10 a.m. ~. 9MI suffered fractured rlbo, a ltoctored leg and lnlornAI Injuries. Three tllher per100a, twu ol them lnsolved In automobile accldera, were treated _ln t h e emar...,~ room and edmllted to the hospital. David M. 1AliiC. 22, Rt. 3 Wellllloe, was odmltled to the hospital at 2 a.m. Sllunloy with laeerstlons of the . - and eye. He waa Injured In • me car acon Rt. 327 two mllea north ol Wlnclleoter. Mrl. lfarJ L. QIUtland, 93, Boys will be boys, particularcomes to prlde in their Dads. And one da,v In the not too distant ruture, following the patt8rn of boys, two-year-old a o b o•Laughlin In all probability will be boosting a bit sbout his Dad, the late Lt. James F. O'Laugi'.ly when it lln. ADd rightfully so. Young Rob realized little ol the s1grdl1cance of ceremonies &mda,y at the home of hi& grand pareats, Mr. and Mrs. George llobstetter oo the Chester Road, when Ll Ql Laughlin was rec:og- - Four peraona were injured ln one ot three automobile accidents reported over the weekend by the sherlll's department. Four sustairwd lnjurlea SundsY at 2 L m. on Route 124, twotenth• of. mHo 0111 or the Syracuse corporation limit&. Sbertrr'a deputies said 1 car drl'"" by Gary Wade Rupe, 21, Rt. 1, Portland, went out ol con- •ro C.LDBBirviAN PRIVATE (STAY OliT) RUII ..,.....- -- --.----·- Haapllal by tho P11111ray IJ'III"J· ~ Sundoy ewnbWaller lite be ,7'4WridlJW1DICII'DIII' lhe AUnd Bla• f)1'<ipor1;y ... WDIIoHID. . u' ..... .·.~ · DAY FuaesonTwo Making the pr• . - . . , . amMajor Stanley White, 011 ROTA lnstruciM at Ohio UniYorafl;r, himself a veteren of tllo VIet- - received several U. S. Army nam d.a.v to Mra. O'Lsuglilln - ooaruct. The dtadon awardlll.< Ll medals awarded poltbumously to her husband. Amongthemwaathe O'Laughlln the SUY81' Star SUver Star Issued only for UD· reads: usual bravery and dedication to "Secood UeutOIWit O'Laugbduly . Un dlllllngulsbed himself for beLt. 0' Laughlln was killed in role action on 2 Mardi 1961, Vietnam on March 2, thb year. while aervtag as a g~ •.,... IeedHe had departed for VIetnam er with Co. C, 4th Bett•'lon, on Nov. 15, after having spent 9th Jntantr,y In the Hopjl)lc of a month's leaveherewithhJswtfe VIetnam. and 9011. He was the aon of Mr. "Lt. O'Laugh!ln's p l and Mrs. Francis J. O'Laugh- cafi"Nlt UDder tntense eneJIJ1' fire lln or De,yton. (Contlrued on Page "1 Four Injured Early Sunday trol OD 1 curw, traveled lett of ChiiUotllhe Rd., GaDJpolil, lam preolnct wllere - · will admltlld lo llle holpllaiii9Lm. eentor off the hl&bwiY ml hit a eaol their .b allols 011 New. Sin tho '111ICK OR TREAT nllllt In old Llllla: _ . , ocbaol. Vat- SoturdaJ willl a I t a - loll slpml two trees. .:· WASHJNGT(>N - PaEStnENT JOIINSON'S 3-dsY old 1101 M•'lft ~· J'lalnl will be lloldtrom Rupe sulrered lacerstloos or hlp. !lie IaJured .... the !Drebead ai.J left arm while era ire. 1D ,tllo bu'Jdlnr , ~~ II Ludatla Dofho Robb. Jllo eldor dluibler• llDda 7130 p.~n. ta.• 'II ."'111o10 o~Jwed' llld Coli em her bed>oom oo a ..,_ tor her ...,..,..... alter I<!'IIJhOIIIilr ~er 12 :roor• ofqe an ASKi!D lbrcluth tilt trillll door. p a o - Henry Walker, Portflqcw. Marine Cop. Chsrleo S. Robb Ill VI-m, tor II- NOT to partldjlata. lind, sustained a held ll\luey m1 TAliEN TO HaiPJJ'AL U1D · ·"centlcnl~ Mike Wilker, Dotllo lltnnl. P-, wu 17, Portlanil, a b......, Jell le~o rOBIOYedtoVeterllllllomollal f.Durt Levies nlzed posthumously .. another or America's heroes In the Viet~ nam War. But me day he will. &mda,y, Mrs. O'LIItl)lh!ln the former Pamela Hobstetter . - . ' and James Walker, 15, Portland. lacerations or the nose anrl back. They were removed to Veterana Memorial Hoapttal by the Syracuse emergency squad. The 1966 model vehicle dri-ven by R~e was demolished. ~e was charged with DWL A Rt. 2 Racine man WIB tlted on tour ct.arges followirw a ootcar mlshll)> Sunday at 5:20p.m. on the Nease HoUow Road. threetenths ol a mile east ot the Sa.. shan Road. Shorltf Robert - h ' o IJept. aald GObert Sellara, 23, wu arrested on charpa of ID operator'& license, speed ln ex:ceas or rood condiUIXIB, lallure to reg)- a motor vehicle, m1 Ohio Politics Lure Glenn drlvt!W on the ,.....,. side of tho r...r. The vehicle l'QIIItletl a curve, met 'a car ~ ill the opposite dlreet!CII, .......... olf tho rood, ml tumid owr Ina creek on the rl8bt aid& Tho 18$9 m..W ear _...,.. by Sellara wu ' "''•bed IDil Sellars and apase~tpr,P. d 11 &Ill......_ 1. JIM... talnod eontus10111 Wataoll was latar!1"ftte't:oV6 Watsoa, 18, RL -It,.J.t erens MemorlallloiPial. 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