http://66.213.69.5/files/original/71d0ce79cedab8f1f78f1278d4c6ed91.pdf 3d5bcf7f3a86c6ba91470bd058bad4b5 PDF Text Text I, i ~ ... ,...................... ,. --"IJ• i"II-M """ ' 16--DaUy Sentinel, Pomoroy.MJddleport, . J '· R acme ' l,lftiO(, Granges E/-..1& N Off'Senior ~ y· , ~· . ew leers TOr ear The Junior Youth of the Dan· ville Pilgrim Church enjoyed a picnic at the home of Mr.. Earl Cross bas been eleclediLewis Van Meter, ste~ard; Adra Swick, Junior youth presmaster of lbe Racme Grange Kelly Van Meter, asSIStant tdent. . lor the next steward; Debby Van . Meter, Those '".attendance were Pa· Other new ofltcers are Ben chaplam; Rhonda Ervm, teet· mela DaviS, Nanette, Larry, Spencer, overseer, C. S. Mor· urer: Beverly Ervm, tireasul"' Donald, and Ronald Justus, Wtl· ns, steward; Roy Spencer, er; pebora Cross, secretary; Jiam Myers, Vtckie_ Might .. T<> asst. steward; Mary Easterday, Howard Ervin, Jt., gatekeeper; ny and Wonda Cardillo. Vt81tors chaplam ; Bertha Spencer, Delia Cross, Ceres; Hetdt Ash- atte~ding were Margo Grate, treasurer; Mary Easterday, lley, Pomona, and Herbert Nelhe Myers, and Linda Car· chaplain; Letha Morris, secre· Ervin, executive dilio. The door prize was won tary ; Cleo Adams, Emma Ad· I The Hacme Juruor charms by William Myers. am s. lecturer. sponsoreo by the Ohto State i Dorothy Smith, Cet·es; Belle iGrange held at the Ohio State : baby crochet set, first prize; Plans Picnic F ·s 't 18 ye~. "'" .• ~v' l Pomeroy Plaus were made for alaml· ly picnic Sunday, Sept. 18, at 1 p.m. at Municipal Park in Middle rt when the Sew·Rite SewingpoCiub met Wednesday evening at its club room. Mrs. Harold Hood, president, d ted th meeting It was selle Christma's cards. The annual Christmas dinner d' d nd Wednesda set as Thelss, Ann Beegle. IFa1r on August _27 was repre- Mrs. Robert Ashley , duster, date while the place is to be flora ; (,eraldme .... d Cross, d R lady b t 1sented Th and N ti recetved da plaque. Stat first prize; b 'd Mary. V. Easterd M announced. Plans were also as.slsIan t llocwar ' an o er e a ona1 an e day. em rot ery, 1lr51' an rs . discussed for a Halloween ar- • Ml~ · ck of ,New Haven/ W... Va; A Verncm ·school e!pt In case had ~s holiday guests Mrs. cat· · . ·"wi!h dbmer was served ·at orra!h 'lt wiD be held at the mans brolber and family, Mr. Harold. lluml!lll1jl(ll< ».Wd Jtua ~l. , and Mr~. Don Smith 11!1~ ebi!- ., blesoJtic.~ ~- ··· ;, ·· ~ w~, vrs. w. J. dren, Timmy and Cyndit, San . Following dinner, :"ii . .• trio, Roasllt BteubellVJ.U•· Miss AI· Leandro, Calli.: Mt. · al!II JMn. Moo~ iores, Jean and Jan Bumgaf. mira Roush, w£' Grove, Dale Smith, Logan; Mr. and .f I life Linda Lelgb Jell Sunday, lor Oxford, wh~re she wlll enter Miami Universtly lor her sophomore year. She was accompanied Oxford by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore, her brolber, Bill and Allen Downie. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen o! Zanesvt.11e were Wednesday • ( ;· ., _Pomo~a; Ashle~, exe~utive w~s ~acme I ~~~.:'to ~:~~~~~.,~~. ~as 1 :~ d~lly. ~eetmg :d Word Received 1D do~at- l presented two vocol se!OC: . 'oils after which silent pray· !'W · hOld I mem ol!;I!jy Jrlns':.ad, ·w:o Januaey ~I, 1966 and for Lawrence (I h ho died September 6 with lbe d:J . ~ fo~owed ~ ~ ~~wer;o:;:~ ~ " .' ;~ ' ·• • l ( • •• ~ ! • .' A 1t 0 n Mrs. Mike Largent, Columbus,; I· Tom· Mr. and Mrs. Gary Carman and family Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Carman and son, Wolf, Mlcheel Wolf ~ Aaron Columbus; Mrs. Maggie Smith, W . • Pomeroy· Mrs Carman's siS;r:r.and M ler, Mr;, G.;.rgla Saundero, er iD unison. Mr HWltington. - family picnic In honor _. ; ·.:Y Prizes. of .the Raush Coat of ami-'Debbt~;,&.vr,euse· Mr. and A guests of his brother and sister- A ted to Mr Mrs ... - In ' v~ committHe. Grange contest held :e-- Irene Hoback, first on in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles : R lne. ky ·pMax Etch ger and Bee- Doh Smith and family was held 1 . The traveling prize, 8 • Racme Jumor Grange officers cently by the subordm· The next regular of b Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr. Cohen. ' ac • • at Royal Oak Park Sunday. At• elected are Donna Cross, mast· ale Grange. Wmnm were lhr Junior Grange wtll be Sept. as Y arded to l1 t ' 1or hl>avtng l"''i."h · I laiD\Ill ~~ .. !1"11> ~dwush, Rose. tending besides the above nam0 er,· Keith Ashley overseer· I Mrs Cleo Adams edging and 14 w aw · rs ay on Mr. and Mrs Dallas Hassler ent; iana Rous • youngest vlllei Mr; and Mrs. Victor es were Mr and Mn Earl · · Stnckland " Monday "'w ~"d preaen t·• M'188 Almira Roush, Crooksv . fi lo; Mra. Susan FreckOI and .son Redney, . Peach - -~- - • -•- --· ·. · Mrs · Raymond . Bat· of Reynoldsburg' spent ly recetved a birthday gtft from 'th h ts M and Mrs IIDush of WUiow Grove, Pa., E>tlne south Zanesvllle· Mr F k Ro d The• Smith 1 mil her secret pal Wl er paren ' r. . eli th • , . or a . a y Harry Keiser, Minersville. trav ng e farthest and also and Mra. Harold Bumgarner and left Tuesday for their home In Ib ~~~s~:~;:: ~~: H~rv~ Marine Lance Corporol Stan· the oldest lady present; and to Dolo~, Jean, Jan, John and Callfomla by automobile. 'Ibis It~ose named ; bov . and M ley R. Lemley of Cherry Point, Fred M. Roush, oldest man Mary ; Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. was the nrst trip her. for them e rs. N. c , spent several days last present. IIDush, Denny Roush, Rebecca 1o 10 years __·_ ___;._ IDon< Mullen, M ChMrs. I Donald H If Col· wee k WI·th h'IS parents , Mr. and Election of officers was held Sleeth, Mr. and ",,rs. Ev erett 05 0 rO ea Rl'l< ld ~r . mMran, Mrs Harold W Lemley Jam· with Mrs. Harold Bumgarner Roush and Kathy and Linda , rs. ona . rowmng, s. ily. He was accompanied to selected as president, Mrs. )!:\'· P!lllllY )licjwd, ~rs. In e ~ Woni has been recewed here Wtliard Bo)er, Mrs. Donald Charleston, w. va. Monday by .erell IIDush, vice preoident; .{loush, Mrs. Hattie Reed, Mr. , of the deaths of IIDihn and ~~~smghl and MrS. Edward ! his father and brother, Bobby . .~nd Mrs. Joon W. Smith. Jack Jones, sons of Grace · · . . and :\drian carson where he George Reed, . Mr. and Mn. Lance of 2.90. South Unton , Sal· The next meeting will he Sept. took a plane for his base. I Q John Ord and Unda and John ..J II', em,tho., wtthtn a week ot one 121 w>th Mrs. Tom Grueser as Mr and Mrs Cheste z·rkie and M nd Mrs H rd FRIDAY the hostess · · r 1 r. a . owa ano er. · of Columbus were holiday week· , , Roush, Letart, W. Va.; Mrs. THE MIDDLEPORT Child Rollin , ag• >7. died suddenly end guests of relatives in the Esther Brown, Mrs. Nona Hoi!- Conservation League i!1 sponsorThursday evening Sept 1 as ~~~'4"· · >¥*11' area. •man Mr and Mrs Freeman lng 1 rummage sale this Week· 1 1 ' · ' ! or1record ' Cleveland, · · he and his wife were attending ~ OUD aD Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ztrkle IboPam1weremauc on the last Saturd of Roush, Pa.; Mr. en d• Frlday and Saturd ay, Sept. a meeting at the c1ty hat! m '-' and daughter, Suste, spent the Ph th he the p ay and Mrs. Nathan Roush, f>e.. 9 and 10, m the Wesley F r 1 Rittman, where they resi,de. Be- ~ ~eeke?d with relatives in Cin· =-~d r::sre: Jrolt, Mich.; Mr.-and Mrs. Jack Building on M~U S.t. sides his wife he is survived '· cmnatt. Tuesd . th Sen! THE POMEf.m M nd M alk ay evenmg a1 e or Roush and Scoty ' Cathy and Athletic Assoc·18tlen·High10 School by a daughter and son . .f<'uner· ~~ r. a. . rs .. James W . er h School Diana, Mrs. 'lbelma Capehart, w spooal services were held sunday, l~· are restdmg wtth Mrs. M1ld- ,rs Donald McKenzie res- Jolr, and Mrs. John Fry, Mr. sor an after game dance lol· red Tubbs. They are former lei t, · ch P the snd Mrs. Richard Lewis and lowing the \vahema • Pomeroy l Sept ·!. ' Nelsonville residents. en . waa 1n arge 0 Ch 1 Ma nd Ann football game thio coming Frj.. Death came to Jack, age 46,1 ' meetmg which opened with the ery ' ry a e, Mrs. day night at the PQI!leroy Jun. Tuesday night, Sept. 6, at a Dave Wiley has returned to Lord'o..Prayer In llfllson. . II ;~ R~~Wl:d ~rone Hand lor High School auditorium. '!be ... ,· Rittman hospital following a his home !rum Galion where was announced that the band o s ' ew av· Jays will emcee the dance from lingering illness. He had been he has been employed for would participate In the Apple en, W. Va. . 10 p.m. te 12 midnlghL . taken there the previous Fri· the summer on the New York I Festival at Jackson o n . 24. Mrs. . Mary_ Aumtller, Har~ Mary Shrine, White Shrine of Savings Accounts maybe only He also leaves his wt!e, a Central Railroad. He will be in Contest _wiMers for tag day lord, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Jerusalem will meet at I be daughter and a son. Funeral hi s semor year at Ohio Univ~rwere Jamce Eastman and Fred M. Roush; .Sand Hill Road, IOOF itall Friday at 8 p m. cme of OlU' many services but ... services will be held today s'ty Qrlffith, first place: W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Add Frt~ . ' · ' 1 · ThompMn and Charl&se Stewart and Gary and Mr. and Y 9· A IIIVIDgs 1II""JJlt is a basic advantage in Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilmore A wedding shower was second place; and Blll lllro. John Lewis and Michael RETURN JONATIIA!'I Meigs anyone's life ... just plain good sense in Besides their mother, two I have returned from Columbus on Saturday, Aug. 6 for third place. A vole and Dale, Mason, W. Va.; Earl Chapter. Oanghters •.1 th~ Am· any adulfs life! It gives you a cash reser':'e sisters, Evelyn and Helen Grace where the-y were gu~.ts of their man 2nd Class, and Mrs. of thanks was given Mrs. C. li:. SteWart and 'Roriaid Deverick. erlcan RltJolutiqn, WI~_ meet also survive. They are neph· l daughters and famii!Cs, Mr. vin Ballard, at the home and committee for .. rr~ay at 2 p.m. at the Grace that's readily availahle when needed, .. ews of Mrs. Margaret Hems· and Mrs. John Parsons and lam-, his parents, Mr. and M r letters sent ID merchants lor , Episcopal Parlsb House In .Porn· safe and- earnlrz~ interest until then. And Je~ ol Syracuse. tly and Mr. and Mrs. Vl'l'non [ Ralph Ballard. day and aiM to the unl· eroy with Mrs. Geor4e Sktaner, so many other helpful banking services The Jones family were form· Bobb and famJiy. The gift table was committee for Issuing Mrs. ~~~ard Foster and Mrs. are at your command under the very same 81 er Syracuse residents, where Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil· with a white cloth blue band uniforms. ll'k !lf'U...er . bosltS!ea. roof ... hereatour"Fu/1 Service» bank! the children were born and hoan and Mr. and 1\!rs. Vernon ered umbreU and' .1 II was announced that the U.! •pe•t<.er Wtll be li:Uzabeth raised. The family moved !rom Weber and family in Gal· They receivO: ver Aasocialion. has purple and Dayton, State Con· here to Rtttman. . . llpoitS Sunday lor a ptcmc held and useful gifts. white rugs for oale and they Members of the Women's Mlsst , !10_!Week Cholrman. Save here NOW! Relatives and frtends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Games e ed may be seen at food stand dur· sionary Society of the Laurel ' · · lATURDAY 1 the aemces were Mrs. Wayne Amsbary and family. In the eveni.; ;~ Pp~kes ing footbaU games. Mrs. Ver- Cliff Free Methodist church 1IIE MIDDLEPORT HIgh R~:~er, Pomeroy, and the aflernoon the group went ed the winners. non Evans waR named mem· ilm TIIUI'!!d-y lf~moon at the School Cheerleaders will hold Mr. and Mrs. Harry Potts, Mr. boat ndmg on the nver. Refreshments of Ice chairman. The mem· church for a program preceding a high school teen dance this and Mrs. Richard RousU, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stump and cake potato hi d k 1 ticket& were donali.d Ute regular meeting. Saturday night at the MiddleGeorge Schneider, and Mr. daughter, Sue, of Akron wero aid .:Vere serv~ps.; ~::. 00 David Goodwin. Mrs. Group singing of "Ready," port high gym. from 10 p.m. to Douglas Hemsley, all of Syra· recent guests of Mrs. Cora Ben· ing guesls: Logar and Mrs. J!llza opened the program, followed t2 midnight, lollowllli t he cuse. n~tt and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan H aell Jr. were named· as wiiiJ ,Pr,a:;,q, ~~ M,rs. Carl Bail· Rutland·MJddleport. football Rtce and famtly. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hen A~old' .. committee. Mr , , ey. A poem,: Jwlndowo o1 game. The Jays wtll be in MASON PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd Mr and Mrs R erry Je!lers' !loy wlll be the chair- Gold," was gtven by Ml'll. Ger· charge. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth_ Ed· returned recenlly from a tr1p Mr. and Mrs' R!rt A old• ~an f'!l' the ~Iober IJleeting. .aid Pullins and . a duel, "The THE LETART FALLS Mothwards, Sr. of Bell, Califorma, to various points in Texas Mr. d M · W od Mr. Donald Miller, band dt· Morning Light i• Breaking," ndist Church will sponsor a jit· 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Edwards, where they visited with rela· M; and Mrs. W0 t row e, asked the AssoclltUon tD was presented bY Mrs. Harry ney supper on September lOth Jr. of A•usa, California, Mr. lives. This week Mrs. Lloyd Mr. andn Mrs. J a eman a pair ol marchln• Clark and Mrs. Jesse Haggy, at the Letart Community Hall and M Schnekle a rs unmr · ..., e ·· . . rs. Glen r and her guests, Mrs. James So~ia Shell; and cymbala and a baritone[ The ltev. Eugene Gill, guest starling .at 5 p.m. The WSCS Bu~khBUROo, W, _va. have Lloyd and children of Pittsburgh Mr ~nd Mrs ' Audl and it was voted to pur- speaker, had for his theme, will hove articles to sell. Sen>ing Meigs County for over 94 yecrrs vwUng G~y Livmgston. and Mrs. Clifford Kennedy and G' · · ey them from the Kenny : "That the World Might Know,'' MONDAY POMEROY RUTLAND Gay Livmgston spent a few son and Phena Clifford of Porn- H~~~· Mr.d a~d :rs. Co. Mr. Dan White and !ul!ing ., his scripture, Matthew THE POMEROY Garden Club ~ys at her home here. Mr s. eroy spent the day at Old Man'~ M';. anChan 1 ~ a, Mr Mr. John Sebo were asked to Zit : 11-20. Prayer by MISB Mar· will meet Monday at 2 p.m. at Member Federal Reserve System Livingston, 1 graduate nurse, Cave. · . ar es 89.58 ~ • r · salesmen at the gates for guerl te Leifheit closed t h e the home of Mrs. Clair Karr iD does private ~uty uursing in Mrs. James Brewington and ~rs. Bill Karr, VIck~ and the Wahama game Friday program. Syracuse. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation c~mmittee. ,_.,, 't'-ttT,d d. . . . .' :*t'J"·~ ' . Ill- ep • Or • ,.. Around ·.an·d ., Rou$h Detce 4n''iLI:IOJd Reunion Carrrum~•Hat11t DeoCen<lants Jof!~ ~'&18zine 'Arnold~ secretary; Holiday Guuta SUsanna 'Rouah held their '&lid Mrs. Mal Etcbinger, trea· About· Dllol reunlen "" ~y,: Bet~- IIIW. 11 wall decided to hold Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carmalj, !ember 4 at !hi! VemOD ' llcl1oOl lbe reunien next ear at I he and ramlly. Peach Fork RDtol. Sew-RiteCiub o., Sept. 9, 196& Junior Youth Group Picnic• at Swick's 4 . ) !QI... Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Grimm East Liver - ' . ..• ,~ 'l ' ...... ' - THREE ~ SECTIONS SI:JNDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1966 • !Qliolmlfi¥."~J'f· ~-· M,;f· .mib·w~ ~'.!~ ./Fuehrer' Rockwell IS Lord'~ .,_:~in R~~':;"; !n~ ~;and fl. " ~ l'lf~rry " :"~"£,.. .AI!!~ ~~ll ND:rr~. 0 0 (/) ~ste ~eroy. · Here of Jones 8 th erS D th :c• Mr~. i d d Ar . SO('JAL CAl (;'NDAR PIanS M d.e for Hops by Band BoosterS Foil Terrorists ~ on Election Eve Viet Nam Briefs ' :ssociatl:e:tt About Middleport I lui 1·l I:J'i ' .m-. t·lt.l i Wedding Shower Held Aug'ust 6 I For Ballard'S REMAINS OF VElllCLE - Thla Is the vehicle lit which Donald Lee Evana, 27, Huntington, wa> kill ed in Fridny evening on State Rt. 62, three miles north of Pt. Pleasant. · · Laure/ .Cliff Group Meets, 1 we~e man~' Has Pr·ogram W POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Trunk Showing .- MISS AMERICA • SMARTAIRE TOMORROW Saturday Sept. 10 10AMto4PM ') ' ! • Mr. Richard King Will Be Here With The Entire FallWinter, Also Holiday Line. Come In and Select Your Favorite Style. Order Them In Your Size and Color For Just A Small Deposit. ; ":1 , ' .. J\ )', I:\! '· NOTHING TO BUYI ' • THE SHOEBOX MIDDLEPORT, o. ~~~~~N Drive·ln ' Shop at. Elb~rfelds TONIGHT MEIGS THEATRE ,.,..... , 011.. "lEACH BALL • F.dd Byrnes _..<L._ ''SANDS OP KALAHAR t• ~tuarl • In Pom•roy On ... turdfl~ 9am .. Cbrla Noel (Techntcolor) Whitman SUaanalb York (Tecbnicolor) ------- 9pm SATURDAY & SUNDAY 5otlf. 10.11 Funi..lngs For "THE HALLELUJAH TRAIL" Burt Lancater Ftr,Yeur Family Lee Remick (Teehnicotor) ' -and- . POMEROY "WAR PARTY• Dovey David1011 . Donald llon7 ... ., £.: "' C:,t ! •• ,, M:.t Be Sure To Register Tomorrow For Free Pair Miss America Shoes )' Mrs. John Vroman were called ~ Mr. and Mrs. Wtrt 1. night. Mrs. Pullin~ president. cnn· MEMBERS of Rock Springs to Columbus last week due to .;;· Ba~ :frs.MElton .At the close of the meetin~. dueled the.busineas session held Better Health Club will meet the sudden Illness of their sis- ~ ~t ~n, ~ · ~nd Mrs. refreshments were served by in the recreation room of par- in the church yard Monday, ter, Mrs. Esther Kissell. Mrs. I,;" 1 Err, rsi . arllyn Mrs. Lloyd Wright, Mrs. Thorn- sonage. Thirteen members an· Sept. 12, at 9 a.m. to~~ to the Kissell ts confined to Mt. " · va 8 at e_y, Mrs.. as Hennessy, Mrs. Daniel swered to roll call and Mrs. museum at Marietta and the mel Hospital Room 329 AckeK. Mrs. Htida Whtte, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. William Pori· Richard Friend ·was welcomed Fenton GJ.. s 'co. in Williamshe is recov~ring from~ Mddred Arookl, Mrs. . er and Mrs. William Nelson. a new member. A meeting son. W. Va. · ary. She was !he former Lawrence, Nancy, Dehhte ID be held at the Hysell Run BETH!"L NO. Ill! of the In· Bowen. Kenny, Gary Wells, HyseU' 8 Entertain ohllt'Ch on October 6, was an· ternational Order of Job's Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hood Tayler, Doris White, W' h F nounced. Daughters will meet at Pomedaughter , Jolene, returned Whtte,. and _Jtmmy Eddy. and ':.!':!il~e~fnmJr Plans were made for a pot· roy Masonic Temple on Monday to their home in Sendmg _gJfts were Mr. and of Rutl&nd entertained with luck supper with the Men's Fel· day at 7:3() p. m. View Cart ft d' Mrs. Archte Tutlle, Mr. and I 'I d' on November 8 Four THE OAUGHTE:RS of Ruth M . M • 1 ., a erspen tng 1M w am1y mner Snnday at i bo · 1 vacation here with their rs. es ey orrtson, r. home in Rutl nd xes rvel'f' sent tn ~ervlcP.!'Ilf'n . class of the United Methodist nts Mr and M M'lto and Mrs. Warden Ours, Mr. and Pr a M . A round robin card was sent Church will meet Monday at e . and Mr. rs. and 1 n and .family Mrs. Mrs. v·trge1 walk er, Iiir. and Laleesent Haleywere Spr' rrin and ld· Mrs M .. to Eve1yn Voung. 2 p. m. at the borne of Mrs. Kenneth Dav·s R ti d Mrs. Stanley Trussell, Mr. and Ed d A 'h Rom e_ · rs. Attending Wlt'e ·the above Albert Alward. 1 o1 u an . M Joh Ro M nd war rc er, sevtlie· Mrs med d . Mrs. Asa Jordan is rs . n se. r. a Mrs. Pearl Hartman. Tucson,' A~ .na · an Mrs. Arthur Wise, TUESDAY ing in the Middl port Eldon Gaul, Mr. and Mrs. zo a· M d M 8 .11 Eu~ll!' Glll, ..Mrs. Laura THE MEIGS County T n p garten classes du: to the Floyd W~ber, Mr. and Mrs. w~l'a'ndr.c~~dren nAth~ns~~~- ~h.l,l~er. ~~~~·· ~earl JacoM, Not.Chers' Club ~ TOPS, will sence of Mrs. Daniel Thomas. Denver Htll, Mr. and Mrs. and M M 1 ' · · Mrs. James G mnre, Mr It meet Tu~day, Septem~r 13, at Crisp, Mr. and Mrs. J o h d Mrs. n Woodard, Mr. Ernest Powell, Mrs. Clarence 7:3() p.llt. at the home of Daisy BONY'S VISITING Wells, Mr. and Mrs. an ~r· ar Smith. Pome· Curtis and Mrs. Joe Evans. Patterson tn Syracuse. Dolin, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton roy : • Mrs. Blanche , . . · - .- Mrs. Edwin Bony and child- Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dexter, Mr. Will Haley, A'ITEND WOIIKSHOP ndist Church, Middleport. 'nley ren, Julia and Eddie Jr. , of Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel land ; Frank Hysell. Rutland; Five members of lbe Syrs- .were Mrs. Wendell G. Stutler, Columbus are spending the Golf, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eddy, and Mr. and Mrs: George John· cuse Methodist Church attend- Mrs. William Eichinger, M,... week with her ~a1ents. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dean. son and Roger Ptckens of Mid· the Workshop on Leadership, Melvin Grimm, Mrs. John sau:~:· JAoeusUWniPhtlhsps, PfoMmedrodly. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker, Mr. ~=eport.=~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~:;=:••lll=e~ Meth· vage and Mlsa Marcia Karr, . t son. r. o t •· d Mr W R 8 M port is also stayine with her an . s. . . aker, r •· Jndy . daughter, Mrs. Phillips, while Tresste Spencer •. Miss Mr. Wilson is a medical patient Eddy, Mr. DenniS Spittler, Mrs. at Meigs Gene 1 Ho 'tal Emerson Shaver, Mr. and Mrs. ra spt · Jerry White, Mr. and Mrs. ' r ·: ' . ., ·"' ;!t't • old Newell. I. . !t r~==================~Co~lwn;bu;;s,:O~bi;o~.====;:; ' ~; Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ~1* ' •• �•• ) 1 ~~- 1 1 ~~ ~~· ·' ! ~r.Area ' '· l.li.LcuNFI!Ill'lNcE ' .'' ·. • ' ' · '· ason ounty Grf!nd Jury Atnerica~ 'fi':~~howing Extraordinary· Returns Six Indictments ~oN~eo9~~~e'::o~":; Enth'u1""I·as s · ' I~o~r • ··~<B·i·rt't n'Control Pills Columbua <UPI) _The a... Deaths ur n Il .. L Jlno~.EUa MUls ...... ... "'"a EDen Mills, 93, Eur· .... eQ: $jar Rl ' died at 6 45 p m. IIJ~,, II home of her daugh· ~ttilblaw, Mrs. Russell R Wdls, Lower Rtver Rd She ~ been in lathng heallh for ~1.-,,yeors and m serious condt· lll~tl.'for two weeks ·c M • • ~Sunll~yTimes-sentlnei~ Sunday,Sept.ti,tHB 1 .~ I · ·m Republican Women's Clubs will ~ , , PT. PLEASANT-The Grand Musgrave representing McCar· feature an address by Gov. WASHINd'rON (UP!) ,.., Ch 1 F W lof Pri lh '·"' 1 - l"onsN PT PLEASANT --"'or Gor- Jn" •"'"'-ber term of ly. MarshaIf Informed the coUrt Jam.. A• Rhod... <.. f of of neepos • .. )hi -' of the ......... populatlr· expert& reriorlid ton,ar eo joint· ~directors the some Their eo...,.ca nrst report don T Castor 110 of !221 Jack· Masoo County Ciroull Courl he would blre his own CtJUnsel Others who wtil speak aro Ll k!day lhat olllC<! lhe birth IOVernmenl'a 116$ naUon fartil~ otudy, sponsored by the NatloDson Avenue, dted 'Thursday eve· completed their currenl dulles All the mdtcled persoos will ~v. ,.191m W Brown and U S. con1rol pill Meame avlllable In ty study, said, "lhe young a1 InsUtule of ChUd Hullb on4 nmg In Holzer Hosptlai after a Thursday noou '-1 are siiU on appear on Seplemher 121 h ot Rep&. Samuel L. Devme of eo. 1960 II ha• beoome "a m·ajor American wife has shown an Rumar OOeiOplilent of 111t long •Uness call should lhe~r services be 9 30 a m to enter pleas to their lumbus and John M Ashbrook means of regulating ferWlty" OJ!rilordlnary Immediate enthu- Department of Hea!lh, Educl· A practtcmg vetermar1an m needed further. tndtclments of Johnstown and GOP State in lhe United States. slasm" for what baa become lion and Welfare (HEW), wu Mason County for lhe pool twen- There were two felony and Grand Jurors serving are Chairman Joh S A d Drs. Norman B. Ryder 01 lhe 10nerally kiiOwn lis "the pill" publlshed today by the joutnlll ty fears he was born at Can- loor mtsdemeanor indictments Mrs. John BllZBrd, Mrs Guy n n rews. Unlverlll)' of Wlseohlln an« . Aftd, though llle debate wllhin SCience. t.Boal m ObJo Twp' on June ton, OhJ~, on August 13 1800, returned by the group McWII!tanifl Jl- Mrs Dick Rustbe Rornah CathoBc ChUl'Ch on ~ , 1!'/4, she was the daughter the son of Mrs Maude Cooler Rus,.n Franklin Leach, PI sell, Mrs, M'ry Van ' Horn, tile morlll questlima posed Is ---,-ol;·.the late Lewts and Kat•• I Herdhcka of Canton who sur- Pleasant, was lndicled on the George Ratrden foreman ft en not yet resolved, "substantial CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN 1'\ml Call Evans. Her husband, v1ves and the late Guy castor. felony charge of rape lftvolvmll ry Kay, J. Odell Bush, Walter numbers of CathoUc: women are State Treasurer John D. H~ J(\1111 C Wills, died Match 27, He was a graduate of Savan· a 14-year-old 111'1 and also on F JohnsoA, W W Brown, J USIDi oral eonlrllleptlon" Ry. bert, todoy IDittllltleed Ute 1" ~~. They were mamed July nah, Ohto, high school and two misdemeanor charges one/ F Thomas, Btlly Steele, Calvm der pod Wealoft' said.' 1bey poinlmetlt of Bob Colt, Clrde....ll97 Ohio Stale UmverSIIY mem- count of contrtbuting to dehn McDaniel, Clyde Roush, Sidney speculated lhal Ibis "rnliht Yllle, aa llislrlet Cbairmon lot ~!Vors Include a doughter, ber of lhe Presbyterian' Church quency of 1 mmer, slso con- R DurSt, Carroll 0 Ptckens, By SIDNEY DOMINITZ us about seYeral federal laws contribute to 1 reapprlsal of hla campolga •lor l'Miecllon. ~~ Everett (Wmme) Waugh, and the Loyal Order of Moose cernnll! lhe 14-year-old ond one Chl!l'les Knopp. United Press lntei'IUllioul that also would be vlolaled. Cole'S Dlalrlct li OOiiJI!I'(sed of R!r:.~ Crown Ctty, three grand- surv1vlng 10 add•l!on to his charge of assaull agamsl one !lie "'U Jurors ara schedui-, RARITAN BAY, N Y. <UP!) Besides those laws, we have JUVENILE COIIRT Plckaway, HockiDi, Jloa, VIJI. ~dren, and lhree greal grand- molher, are his wlle Lena L Danny Wamsley eel to~ lheir duttes on Sep- -Staten !~land's firsl orbital our own ell)' ordlnan""s agalhst GaUla Counly Juv<lllle Court loit, Pin, J.m.m, Mel;l, Sci"' 1 <l!lldren A son. RuS!oll, a bro- caslor. tw• sons, Robert of Arlhur M Goodwm was 1n- tern~.' t&th at 9 am. rockel Hnng was scrubbed selling oil rock<!~, or fireworks Judge Jolm VI. IIDweJJ Satur· to, GaiDa an« Lawrence cct111o t~r and s 3!sler, preceded her Cedar Rapids Iowa and Guj dtcted on the felony charge ' Saturday But unhke the wlthoot a permit. cloy motlllni lined Larry J. Uea. ~~. deatll E statiOned w•lh the U S Atr embezzlemenl The mdtctmenl cancelled shot at Cape Kenne- Informed of the police theeals Queen 16 tla!UpoUs $1 and Jill• was a member of the Force m Greenland I charged Goodwm embezzled Kaoowha qllev dy, It was not rescheduled of arrest, W•gner and Jones costa,' defdvt mumer anti IANbl!ll8 TUIIN ~!bel Methodist church where daughters Mrs Lola Thomp-1m•ney belongmg lo the State of 'Y¥uthGr1M'pM!"e'f. The trouble here was not called off the launch. have Barry Bryant, 17, Rt. •2, P• Orvllfe Laodert, rr, Pome'W fWl~al servtceo Will be held son, Vlrgm>a Beach, Va and West V~rgm•• '" lhe amount of P LEASA 'I; - r~a- ~ lechmcal-11 was pollee. no fu~he~ plans yet, Jon.. trlol, $15 and cooll, loll of cen~ who last lalllrday .slleeedly at '1 p m Monday by lhe Rev MarCia Caslor, Pt Pleasant; $2,355 fll Bond for Goodwin nawha Valley Youlh AI ta- The rocketeers mvolved were .ald. We ve definitely not er. Stephen L. Nell, 17, Pick- atole I Melp Counl)' Slterllf'a Jaek- Stutler Bunal Will be ID step-father, EmJI Herdhcka, was set at $5000 and was po~t- tion will hold Jts monthly ra~ly l stnctly amateurs-Fred Wagn- going ~~ break any Jawa, erin&&on, forfttted I f27.50 OOnd erulser after boJdiDt two depg.. the church cemetery Fnends Canton, and eJght grandchJI ed for his appearance In court at Krodel Park Saturday e- er, 20, of Narbeth, Pa ' and though for speeding, ·An had been cited ties at gunpoint, wu taken 8D call at the Waugh-Halley dren on September lZ to enter a plea gmning at 7 30 p m wtth the Rober! Jones, 18, of Clark, Asked to compare his pro- by lhe State Highway Patrol. Friday to a Federal jail In Hun~ ~uneral home after 6 p Funeral service wtll be held lo the mdiclment He wa• rep- Pomt Pleasant Ftrst Church of N J., If they had been allow posed spaceshol with lllose of m,ton to await possible prosem Sunday I Sunday 2 p m m the Mohr • resented m court by Attorney God youth serving as hosts The to nre their 15-mch, three-sta_.ge the government, Waaner said, cuUon. Stevens Funeral Home with the Raymond G Musgran Good- rally Is expected to brmg over rocket on which they spent "The only differeftce Is size. N.Uf!D CLOUD'S CHAIRMAN ----} I II K . d I Rev Gaslon Boyle Jr omc wm 18 an elected Justice of 200 youlhs lo the local park $4,11011 lhey would have become We've doue all the preparabons State Auditor Roger Cloud RIVERVIEW IIAVINO PTA 0 '" • anruar l 1atmg Burial will 'be 1 ~ Klrk Peace lit Mas<tn County rrom Plans for the evenJng call for the first amateurs in the world for eur rocket tllaht the same today announced the appoint- The Riverview PTA wlll John Henry K1 nmard 90 8 land Memorial Garden~ Lewis 0Jstncl a p1cmc and a hootenanny as to put a satellite ;nto space way the scientials at cape ment of Stanley Evans, Galli- hold ita first lbeetlda If the rellred farmer, d1ed at 9 30 I ' John D. M<Carly, PI Pleas- well •• devotions lo be con- They had planned to orbtt a Kennedy do for their rocket polis, t.o chairman of lhe Gal- year at tile IChool on Monday 1 am Friday at the home of a ant was tndlc'~ on the -~•- duclal by the Rev. Clarence peanut-~zed payload of charred fhghts" lla Counly Cloud Campalm Se"'t 12 II 7·• p m AU~•.' dau1h1or 011 Rt I Hogsell W 'M E · ~· ,....,. Dll th be h Krod 1 Co p-'P· ' ' • • ..-Va • , rs. xer Meadows meanor charge of contnbutmg 1 on on e ac at e alummum around the sun Plan ~leatlllc Paper mmJttee. Cloud Is seeklns entl, tlpec:ially parent~ Of flrat PT PLEASANT -- Mr> Ex I to the dehnquency of 1 mmor pond Highlight of the rally "The first we heard about Jones, a sophomore at election to the full four..year year chlfdrell are lnvlled lo Ht~ wa~ born in Mason coun er Rumons Meadows, 97, Ph- Accordmg to the tndJetment Me- Will be the election and lnsta~- th1s was when we read about it Rutgers UnJVerslty majothte in term 11 Auditor of State. He attend. Refre~ wiU H ty , W. V•' 00 Nov 21 · 117$, ny. Rt 2, died Fr1day m Pleas- Carty was dnver of the car latlon ef district ortlcers Off1- m the papers th1s mornmg," a phySics, and Wagner, 10 was appointed AUditor last Sep. serv!4. son of the late Charles Albert ant Valley Hosp1tal after a 15 transporting Leach and othe ! 4- cers of the local youth fellow pollee spokesman said. "We engineering technology student tember aftet bavinl served tane ----and Amanda Airy Kannlard day Illness year-old gtrl ship were eleclal lasl Sunday checked 11 out and found they al lhe Academy of Aetollauilcs terms aa Stale Representative MEETING M"NDAY ~~ ":~ego 10 the former ! She was born m Wolf Creek, Ralph L Marshalk Collage- wtth Lmda Lilly, prestdenl, Ka- would be breakmg half a dozen m New York, p)an to publish a from togan County, and an The Girl Scout Ntlgbborbood lora nson tdookh place on Ky Seplember 24, !868 and VIlle w Va was md~<~ 00 lhy Sayre, vtce presidenl , Bec-1Jaws H lhey tned lo launch a scienllhc paper on their rocket nnprecedented 10 years as 1 ~oup will hold u. -lhl• June 261895 an sepreced l II d fG M ' ' k With ~ndFed h • Spek tlh H I ediJ:Wu 'm de~th m 1940 w1:1s 1e w1 ~tw •o reen ea· the miSdemeanor charge of m· Y row, secr.:-~.ary a r j rocket ere ' shoot, If they ever have one. a er o e ouse. meeting at 10 a. a. Mooday, Mr Kanmard IS survived b dows She was a member Gf rent to defraud 6rle Fronna die Gaul, treasurer. Received Balloon Pl!z:mlt Wagner said plans called t~ · Sept. 12, at CamP, Kiaabuta five sons and four dau titer: 1 the Free~IIJ Baptist Church of Barker m the amount of $20. I. The spokesman sa1d an a balloon to carry the tin}' PTA HAVING MEETING in Chester. Ereryoae ii te briDe Marion l.esler and One: Kan: I Logan, II Va Leach, McCarty and Marslt· APPLICATION MADE mvest1gatlon showed lhe youlhs rocket to a height of about The Rutland PTA wllJ hclcl 1a bag lunch, d all ol 0 1 Surv1vors mclude one • on, aU are all rurrenlly confmed lo PT. PLEASANT Edward had received a permll from the 110,11011 feet where lhe balloon Ita firsl regular meeUnl of lhe -,----0 ~::y· Kanmard eofw:~Jey 0 ' George of Logan two daugh the County JSII m heu o1 bond Mark Schwartz, fl, Lakin, and New York C1ty Manne and would burst. releasing the year on Monday, Sept, 12, at FOE EVENt SLATID Lee Kanmard of Grove Cny' l lers :\1rs ~orl:l Dempsey and The court appointed attorneys Barbara Anne Knott, 22, Pomt AvJatmn Department ''But that rocket 7 30 p m. lb the high ICbool. OfficjaJ.s of Meip Aerie 1 o . Mrs Jame• tLIIhe l Beard Mrs Ella Dmgess, both of Ph- for Leach and McCarty wtlh Pleaoant, have made applies- was JUSI to launch a weather ! The rockel would fall bottom T...e Will be spectal music by 2171, Fratema) Order of Eag]ea, of ~Hogsett w va Mr~; Rob ny · lwo sJsteJ s, Mrs Sade Attorney Don Kmaery ts repre- lion for a marr1age license m balloon, not a balloon With B1 first, kept m the correct the vocal trio of Darlene Smith today remlndecf memben of ert (Maftl~l Dunn ' 0r Apple Moore an.d Mrs MJrt DavJs, sent Leach ond Attorney Ray the office of the County Clerk rocket t1ed W It" ~ltion by a series ef fins. The Debbie SmiCh and Bonnie Grate: the Dlatrlct f meeUna and Jn. Gtove W Va Mrs Jas ' ' both of \loll Creek 25 gran4 "We talked to the diStrict : downward movement would accompamed by Sabra Cana- IUaUon to bt held SUIIda Iller· IAi>b•;l Hayes ,of Winfteld ~ I dl!ld!en 20 g•eal gr~IJdchtldren attorney and he hadn'l heard trtgger tgm!lon of the first day, The hlgb ~phoo] and lradl noon In Pomei'OJ' AU~ Vi <nd Mrs Wilham (Opal ! and 10 great greal grandch•l· about It" the pollee spokesman stage of tbe tiny spacecraft school teachers wiU ail be In- are ursed to l>o ~L The Mjithew of Newark 0 There 1dren sa1d 'We lalked to the Federal which !hen would flash space- troduced and Supl George Dlsllicl ' Yl,._,_,,_. wW bo ' Funeral serv1ce WJ!I be heJd l A"tatton Agency and lh told d H ....,.._ ..., 71 grandchildren and sev-'1 Monday 2 p m m the Barton al'(raves is to attend. ~pes~t~ape~a~k~ ..::-.~:.__ _ • - ey- - -war -erJI grPal grandchildren EUB Church With the R e f 'l'i Dr. Gordon Cn••-r ' ' , . f ) staten IIs and's F"JfSt orb"tI aI Shot 'Scrubbed' 1 '' w. I r 7!• 4 I I "" 1l .. o.. STORAGE CAIINO$t•._ .,._.' All-51 THE FRENCH CITY PRESS I Fowler Announces 4 Month Freeze' on FederaJLoans . ,r,..,.- --- ----'I'm Rough, and I'm Ready' Says Brown o/~~~~a~ou:~:.: v~;~~; eel at noon Brmg own serv1ce The pubh c 11 te attend. • r Tommy Kinnatrd off!Cialmg I WASHINGTON IUPI) -Trea- , broader appeal and_lh.. do not Burial Wlil be m the ~burch i i!Ury Secre••~ Henry H 1 have to carry suCh a high ' I!! t Jan Ch urt h an d servlces _..J 1 r be held there a! 2 m cemetery Fr~ends may call at 1Fowler announce4 Salurday, a mterest rate. LOS ANGELES tUPI)-De- tGo)fll¥aler. That one ~I "Mr. Reagan bas IIHn Monda Rf'v O'Dell Bush PWJ 1l the Mohr·Stevens FuntPal I feur month Jre~ze on Fea~ral l F wle 8 Jd the Tr mucrahc Gov. Edmund G !sudd!nly ,pt~nged blm onto the campaignin:J for • year and ofS~:Jal~ Hnd llurial wrll be m Home , .agency borrowing lfl the tight ro~abl r wi~ need to .~rown, . wh~. won Ute tttle Jl&tional pohtlca1 scene. half and up to thia time 1 defJ trf church cemetery under dJ I pr~vste money l{la~kel m an.; ~ore t~ tbe $4 bdhon II had gmnt killer in two previoua Both ,B~~ <~and Mla~J you to tell me wllere he standi ,1 f th M C F 1attempt to ease pressure for 1 d bef th ft to elections, stopped by a small formally l~il#¢heil J!l~lr 08111· on any lssueo aside from IIi! 1, rh~l.lon F'ro de c oy II unletrha I lugh mterest rates pbantne f nd orbeet e ew;e d I Sierra town hardly anyone even I palgna liSt 'week And Jt came fact that he won't denounce op,e 1en s may ca a e Th th be o atiJ u s ween now an kn ts ~n Ja!lles Beard home oh Mtllston e move was e 1lfSt to lh d of th R . ows ex!S . m f•Sotons typl~\11 . of the men. the Jolin Birch Society," Brown ' e earned out by the adm1mstra· e en e year· e was And, r~ght there, he set what told a labor s:roup last week 1 HI\ Mason counly after 3 P . ton under Presldenl Johnscn'a unable to say how much more he hopes is th mood of his Brown, "'he likaa to sel D.. • 1 m •j Sunday I e mood of 11a 1er first band ....,an ' • m m 1 r I • • d bit plan, anno11nced th1s week. for Caa ~Cut Borr4wldJ: seneral election campaign. ' e vo . ' whole campaien in his 30-1 I fighlmg mflatJOn and cooiln1 off Additional borrowms can be 'I'm rough and I'm ready," I barnstormed bUsed acrosa , mlnule campaign teletl.!Ioa 1 Rtberl Howard I IrSt / the overheated economy Ikept to I mmtmum If federal he announced to a garage • lhe s~a~. !ahow-and It WM thai Ute ~obert Howard, 53 of Denver. Fowler told a news confer· spendmg and ~ndmg i~ re-- attendaQt-and to a9sembled Reagan Pf':~tded a .,. 1people had enouJb of Brown. Cot and formerly of McOan- 1 The x1 Gamma Mu Chapter ence tllere would be no sales of )duced The Pre&dent " sa1d newsmen minute ielevtsmn show. In lt, lis such federally-owned nnanclal , Thursday that federal spendng The town, Utile more lnan a be de~tl!X!d his "(Jeadve I"r:'sln aecuaed , Democrata of 10 1~ Crossroads, near ~admus, 1 ot Beta Sigma Phi held pai:ed away early Saturday tn 1first meetmg Thursday evemf18 1assets as Joans and mortgages 1 m th' current fiscal year 1couple of ga!l !!lations and a Society prograrn, wtiltb he I K ,f;bt false cry of , i hnver ho!pttaJ foflowmg a al the Columbus and s,mhwrr. l through December "unless probabl)l would bave to be grocery, was the hamlet of hopes will rival President , atrerruam and JaJ.d that linjmng Illness Ohio Eleclnc Company m Mid market cond1Uons lmpr(Jve 1 slashed by 10 per cent -or 1 Rough and Ready, Cahf Johnstm'IJ "Gmt Soelety" and 1 Brown and the entire DemocraS-ors tncl~e his falher dleport matenally " Nor wtll federal aboul 13 bilbon -based on I The 61-year-old Democrat Brown's recenlly-<Qined ''Work- Uc party machinery of Calit<,Ches~ F Howard L 0 we; Preparations to ·g1ve the Ord J agencJeS Jssue any new aecurJ. 1expect.ed oongresaional...Jippro- 1faces what he concedes is the ma SOCietY.." lmd ~n taken over &y 4 RIVe~;' Road and n;ne brothe er of Rose to ehgtble members bes m the priVate market prlatJons and demands of the "toughest" pohbcal camp:~:ugn On Nov "\, about 55 nuJhon 'tnllitant left..wm, radieala." and :ilsten, 'Mrs E. E Null, ~ ' were earned out Lovely Chnst t"X~pt to refund old maturmg V1et Nam war [of h1s career- a challenge from , voters of an expected 8 5 Brown is tra!Ung in the public V1~t, Galhpolis, Aldt',1 mas cards to be sold by the debts Johnson promised to reduce political freshman Ronald Rea· , million regJI!tered are eJ:pected OIJJniO~ poiiHut closing the Whitt Gallipolis Mrs Howard chapter were on display 1 If federal agencies need federal outlays to help lower gan, who moved from the 1 to make the1r cho1ce between ~~~·p:;_;sl~tg~h:ll~Y;;·-~::==••=--O:~:!~:~...,...,Ij Sl~e'. Oak Kin.' Mrt. ltuth I Program books were prepar· l additional fundi! to fmance their general deman~ on tbe nation's movJe!l to teleVISIOD to polltJCB. Brown for a lhird time and Jotujion, Emerson L. Howard ed by Lee Lee and d1stnbuted operations, he said, they Will hm1~d supplies of goods, Conducting Loac Campalp Reagan for a first "' such serv1ces and_ credit. Reagan, a robust 55, has 1 Expensive AINIIIItter 1111d ~errUJ Howard all 01 1n to the members A report on have lo borrow from Jedo 1Marcella Long Kent k llhe trip to the convention m government investJ:¥nt ac- 1 Johnson dJd n9t propose. to conducted ooe o( the longest The campmgn promiaes &o be Mrs.',:.Jamea Trotter' East~~~: I Dayton was g1ven by Yvonne 1 ~o:ounts as the Sociaf Secur1t; ra1se personal inco!Jle or : campaigns for the governorship one of the most ei~JYe-and erpocH Jnd Leland Howard, Den Scally A re1 ord hop for Octo. Trust Fund rather than from eorporllfe taxes He i:hd ask m ...cahforma 's h1story It b1tterest-m history. U already ifer ~ ber 8 at the Pomeroy H• ~n l the pubhc Congress to suspend two I actually began on Nov. 2, has 1ener~ chflr&ea lhaJ 1 F'uaeraJ arrangemenLs will School w1th the Jays was de. I fo~'<ler predicted the freeze expansiOn Incentives for bust· the eve o( the presJdent1al Reagan is ~eked by GOP be announced later from the clded on and a rush party for would take lhe pressure off ' nessmen, mcludmg a 7 per cent election, when then, Reagan "extremJSOl ' of the.- right 1 Wet~rholt • Elbot Funeral O<"tober was discussed I mterest rates, now at their 1mvestment tax credit devised went on nat10nwide television to that Bf01tP,, IJ 1 "c~ptlve" of. Hom~ m GaJllpolts. ) Refreshments by Shirley c us· hJg'Jesl level m 40 years But by F'owler m 19fl2 to st1mulate I seek votes for Barry M :the ter and Yvonne Scally were 1he added that mortgage rates the then·laggmg economy J served to Jane Brown, Nelhe d"are , very difficult to bring hFowler bad no, comment on j ~~ ;;r;u 1M P¥.*®1 Brown Vera Crow Margaret I own I e tax credit proposal, which WEEK'S WEATHER Follrod Clance Kr•uller Lee Mortpge Rates ''Siickier• , he previously had opposed "I L~ Sabra Momson p'hylhs ' Mortgage rates have a way suppose we 'll get into that ~"''i'~Jt:mSUM; WL& ;a I Mullen, Velm a Rue J'ane Wal- of bemg stickier than others, • I fairly heav1ly durms the course TeJ¥et'ature prec1p1taUon I ton and Pearl Welker he said ' 'Jt WIIJ take some of the hear1nge Monday," he 1tune " weat~r COnditions for each 24: I sa1d This referred to the start 'lour penod as recorded by I Sales of agency securities of House Ways & Means P~>te McCormick at F~:~JrfJeld GIVEN PROBATI'~N help send rates higher because Comm1ttee heartngs on John· i ~eal~r station PT PLEASANT Orders llhe government. m eUect, 15 l,,so•n•'•s":a'"n'"tt'"-!D'"fl"'a•ti•o•n:,•ry.:_;:pr:.:o:gr~a;.;m~. Oa}' • Hla:• Lew Weather !Ugned by the- Mason Count!! Icompeting With busme!l8IIIen, r ' l un , ..or 85 70 Fa>r , C>rt'UII Court were flied m the 1 consumers and other private 1 Mon ....... lnUII 82 57 Fair office of the Crrcml Clerk borrowers for a limited supply rues .. . . . .. 81 52 Fair Howard Schultr placmg on prq..l of credit . loti o1 INavy fraHic at Wffl . , , . . . . . . 79 48 Fair batwn for a peruld of one year [romcaJJy, the freeze will nmr each Anna Le-r Roberts ar1d J~rease the federal deficit arxt 1 TONIGHT lhru TUESDAY your ltouHP fry D~voe Porch 78 43 F ~ 11 F:;~ Cleo Hav Sm1th Plmv T h e force the Treasury to borrow 1 "GLASS IOnOM lOAt• 82 43 <Techmeolor) lctl •rtd "oor lrtam~l 101' Hrvlce 67 SO Fa1r f couple had prevwusly been 1n-- ~o~e money from pnvate Dons Day Rod Taylor - Report up to press ume dJctf"d on a cha r~e of unlawful en ers Colorcirtoons ~hab1t.a t1on The cwJI aetJon But Fowlers move wu A ~ erage high temperature for styled W1lhs Anthony v.s Rob- VIewed as tbe lesser of two ht- we~k this year 79 I, last ert W and KathJeen Van Meter rv1ls Some uperts say Treasu 1 Wednt~cbr 1nd Thunclty Stpf•mber 14-IS 1:'(11 86 1 ' dba Maud• Van Meter Rest ry borrowinl rs Inherently lesa j NOT OPEN H ome wa s d1sm1ssed from the mliahonary than ag-ency bor· Average low temperature for FltlDAY ond SATURDAY rowmg because -Tr.aaaury he ~k th1s year 51 8, last docllet S.pttinllor 1..17 aecurJttes htve 1 THE FARMERS BANK :r: 1 Xi Gamma Mu Chapter Holds f" M . eetmg Can •• A GREAT FRIEND! I the[ ••<I • Set Sept. lR 6:00 to 8:00 River quartet, Lemley ~;~~~~: !1 Nazarene Trio, ftom V! Rev. Donald Rankm wtll the afternoon speaker, and program wtll also be featw-ed II by spec1al music. A baskel dinner wtll be IIlia I OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Rodney Methodtst will hold its annual homecom mg on Sunday, Sept 18. 1 Dr L L Roush wdl be the openmg speaker. Special mus1c wtU be furnished by lhe New 1 'II . Homecominll THE FARMERS BANK and SAYINGS CO. M•rNI•r Feeral Reser.... SyiMnl Mnmer F.D I.C. POMEROY , 0. r 1 1964-1 =•"'" ., 'I MfiGS I I ' ' 1t'Br \ • TODAY, MOND~Y,~ 1 TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY.. •JRE ' I q, • 1 lj() 5 OHIO GIRL WINS To!al pr.clp!labon for I h t FORT LEE , N J >UP! ) wet-k th1s year 0, last year 05 A 1 7-year~ld OhiO l(rl reigns Total preclpltatJOn lo date for as MISS A.mencan Teen·Ager ht' y~r 25 88 Inches, lasl year after topp1ng 89 oUler contl'llf· iO 23 tnches. iln l'l m the seventh annual pag Norf)al average preclpibtloo eant Ill 40 mchea. Rebecca Alk1re, C!l'cl.. vtile. Oluo. R D 1. had tears Ch t WATERWORKS m her ey.. on lhe Judll!ng plat Fr da)\, tempera au,.. - hlgb fonn a t PallaadOi Amusom..,t low &f..S.turday re&ljio& - ~ Park Frlda1 - wile!> !he wa. If at ll !0 am. announced the winner. ...., !' I I I TONIGHT "THI HALLILUJAH TRAIL" 1 Burt 1 Ltneater Lee fttmtek tTeebnicolor) - •nd"WAII PAIITV• P-'W P•l<lilllll>-"·- Donald Barcy "TIKO AND THI SHARK" (Techmcolor) "THE BOY CRtiD MURDER" (Techotcolor) Veronica Hurst Pbll Brown'" "F1Z" Mdntosb " ' k' ' ~ • ' ' No, Maam! You can't take it with you... you don't have to! Busy Day!- moving day, but one thing you won' t have to worry about ts vour t elephono service. Just tell us about your move early, and we' ll arrange wtth an install er to have all the ttelephones you want installed m your new home and ready to u se. Jm'-t right now a good time to think about \'lephones l Not just which ones are th e prettiest, but where to put them so they'll save time and ste ps the years ahelld. After all, 1f you order all your phones for installation at the same t1me, you pay only one serv1ce connect1on charge of $4.75. Just call and talk to your Oh10 Bell servtce representative. She' ll bnng you up.to-date on the broad choice of services and equtpment avatlable to meet the needs of,your fanuly and to lit the layout of your home or aparonent. No question about it. Good telephone service really starts with a telephone call- to t he Ohio Bell Bus.iness Office. Would you like a handy book, full of helpful hints on moving? Mail this coupon- or call Ohio Bell."446-9921 --------a.-------------.. . ----·--·-·--·. . . Please send my copy of • Moving Made Easy.• Ohio Bell SUNDAY, MONDAY one! TUESOAY Soot. 18-19-20 HERMAN'S HERMITS to ~~ 0~------------~--~ ) (TechnJeolor) flerm11n 's Hermits Shelley Faba're1 llutu,..ttt Name~----------~------------------ PlrtllftklationwidiW S,.... "HOLD ON" Su~~nrr--bngdon JD v .. ~-· _ ·-1'1· ....Pf•iaant • Budgat' Plan Obio Bell, II.CJC!ID l137, 100 Erimew l'ilaa., Clnelllld', Ohio �•• ) 1 ~~- 1 1 ~~ ~~· ·' ! ~r.Area ' '· l.li.LcuNFI!Ill'lNcE ' .'' ·. • ' ' · '· ason ounty Grf!nd Jury Atnerica~ 'fi':~~howing Extraordinary· Returns Six Indictments ~oN~eo9~~~e'::o~":; Enth'u1""I·as s · ' I~o~r • ··~<B·i·rt't n'Control Pills Columbua <UPI) _The a... Deaths ur n Il .. L Jlno~.EUa MUls ...... ... "'"a EDen Mills, 93, Eur· .... eQ: $jar Rl ' died at 6 45 p m. IIJ~,, II home of her daugh· ~ttilblaw, Mrs. Russell R Wdls, Lower Rtver Rd She ~ been in lathng heallh for ~1.-,,yeors and m serious condt· lll~tl.'for two weeks ·c M • • ~Sunll~yTimes-sentlnei~ Sunday,Sept.ti,tHB 1 .~ I · ·m Republican Women's Clubs will ~ , , PT. PLEASANT-The Grand Musgrave representing McCar· feature an address by Gov. WASHINd'rON (UP!) ,.., Ch 1 F W lof Pri lh '·"' 1 - l"onsN PT PLEASANT --"'or Gor- Jn" •"'"'-ber term of ly. MarshaIf Informed the coUrt Jam.. A• Rhod... <.. f of of neepos • .. )hi -' of the ......... populatlr· expert& reriorlid ton,ar eo joint· ~directors the some Their eo...,.ca nrst report don T Castor 110 of !221 Jack· Masoo County Ciroull Courl he would blre his own CtJUnsel Others who wtil speak aro Ll k!day lhat olllC<! lhe birth IOVernmenl'a 116$ naUon fartil~ otudy, sponsored by the NatloDson Avenue, dted 'Thursday eve· completed their currenl dulles All the mdtcled persoos will ~v. ,.191m W Brown and U S. con1rol pill Meame avlllable In ty study, said, "lhe young a1 InsUtule of ChUd Hullb on4 nmg In Holzer Hosptlai after a Thursday noou '-1 are siiU on appear on Seplemher 121 h ot Rep&. Samuel L. Devme of eo. 1960 II ha• beoome "a m·ajor American wife has shown an Rumar OOeiOplilent of 111t long •Uness call should lhe~r services be 9 30 a m to enter pleas to their lumbus and John M Ashbrook means of regulating ferWlty" OJ!rilordlnary Immediate enthu- Department of Hea!lh, Educl· A practtcmg vetermar1an m needed further. tndtclments of Johnstown and GOP State in lhe United States. slasm" for what baa become lion and Welfare (HEW), wu Mason County for lhe pool twen- There were two felony and Grand Jurors serving are Chairman Joh S A d Drs. Norman B. Ryder 01 lhe 10nerally kiiOwn lis "the pill" publlshed today by the joutnlll ty fears he was born at Can- loor mtsdemeanor indictments Mrs. John BllZBrd, Mrs Guy n n rews. Unlverlll)' of Wlseohlln an« . Aftd, though llle debate wllhin SCience. t.Boal m ObJo Twp' on June ton, OhJ~, on August 13 1800, returned by the group McWII!tanifl Jl- Mrs Dick Rustbe Rornah CathoBc ChUl'Ch on ~ , 1!'/4, she was the daughter the son of Mrs Maude Cooler Rus,.n Franklin Leach, PI sell, Mrs, M'ry Van ' Horn, tile morlll questlima posed Is ---,-ol;·.the late Lewts and Kat•• I Herdhcka of Canton who sur- Pleasant, was lndicled on the George Ratrden foreman ft en not yet resolved, "substantial CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN 1'\ml Call Evans. Her husband, v1ves and the late Guy castor. felony charge of rape lftvolvmll ry Kay, J. Odell Bush, Walter numbers of CathoUc: women are State Treasurer John D. H~ J(\1111 C Wills, died Match 27, He was a graduate of Savan· a 14-year-old 111'1 and also on F JohnsoA, W W Brown, J USIDi oral eonlrllleptlon" Ry. bert, todoy IDittllltleed Ute 1" ~~. They were mamed July nah, Ohto, high school and two misdemeanor charges one/ F Thomas, Btlly Steele, Calvm der pod Wealoft' said.' 1bey poinlmetlt of Bob Colt, Clrde....ll97 Ohio Stale UmverSIIY mem- count of contrtbuting to dehn McDaniel, Clyde Roush, Sidney speculated lhal Ibis "rnliht Yllle, aa llislrlet Cbairmon lot ~!Vors Include a doughter, ber of lhe Presbyterian' Church quency of 1 mmer, slso con- R DurSt, Carroll 0 Ptckens, By SIDNEY DOMINITZ us about seYeral federal laws contribute to 1 reapprlsal of hla campolga •lor l'Miecllon. ~~ Everett (Wmme) Waugh, and the Loyal Order of Moose cernnll! lhe 14-year-old ond one Chl!l'les Knopp. United Press lntei'IUllioul that also would be vlolaled. Cole'S Dlalrlct li OOiiJI!I'(sed of R!r:.~ Crown Ctty, three grand- surv1vlng 10 add•l!on to his charge of assaull agamsl one !lie "'U Jurors ara schedui-, RARITAN BAY, N Y. <UP!) Besides those laws, we have JUVENILE COIIRT Plckaway, HockiDi, Jloa, VIJI. ~dren, and lhree greal grand- molher, are his wlle Lena L Danny Wamsley eel to~ lheir duttes on Sep- -Staten !~land's firsl orbital our own ell)' ordlnan""s agalhst GaUla Counly Juv<lllle Court loit, Pin, J.m.m, Mel;l, Sci"' 1 <l!lldren A son. RuS!oll, a bro- caslor. tw• sons, Robert of Arlhur M Goodwm was 1n- tern~.' t&th at 9 am. rockel Hnng was scrubbed selling oil rock<!~, or fireworks Judge Jolm VI. IIDweJJ Satur· to, GaiDa an« Lawrence cct111o t~r and s 3!sler, preceded her Cedar Rapids Iowa and Guj dtcted on the felony charge ' Saturday But unhke the wlthoot a permit. cloy motlllni lined Larry J. Uea. ~~. deatll E statiOned w•lh the U S Atr embezzlemenl The mdtctmenl cancelled shot at Cape Kenne- Informed of the police theeals Queen 16 tla!UpoUs $1 and Jill• was a member of the Force m Greenland I charged Goodwm embezzled Kaoowha qllev dy, It was not rescheduled of arrest, W•gner and Jones costa,' defdvt mumer anti IANbl!ll8 TUIIN ~!bel Methodist church where daughters Mrs Lola Thomp-1m•ney belongmg lo the State of 'Y¥uthGr1M'pM!"e'f. The trouble here was not called off the launch. have Barry Bryant, 17, Rt. •2, P• Orvllfe Laodert, rr, Pome'W fWl~al servtceo Will be held son, Vlrgm>a Beach, Va and West V~rgm•• '" lhe amount of P LEASA 'I; - r~a- ~ lechmcal-11 was pollee. no fu~he~ plans yet, Jon.. trlol, $15 and cooll, loll of cen~ who last lalllrday .slleeedly at '1 p m Monday by lhe Rev MarCia Caslor, Pt Pleasant; $2,355 fll Bond for Goodwin nawha Valley Youlh AI ta- The rocketeers mvolved were .ald. We ve definitely not er. Stephen L. Nell, 17, Pick- atole I Melp Counl)' Slterllf'a Jaek- Stutler Bunal Will be ID step-father, EmJI Herdhcka, was set at $5000 and was po~t- tion will hold Jts monthly ra~ly l stnctly amateurs-Fred Wagn- going ~~ break any Jawa, erin&&on, forfttted I f27.50 OOnd erulser after boJdiDt two depg.. the church cemetery Fnends Canton, and eJght grandchJI ed for his appearance In court at Krodel Park Saturday e- er, 20, of Narbeth, Pa ' and though for speeding, ·An had been cited ties at gunpoint, wu taken 8D call at the Waugh-Halley dren on September lZ to enter a plea gmning at 7 30 p m wtth the Rober! Jones, 18, of Clark, Asked to compare his pro- by lhe State Highway Patrol. Friday to a Federal jail In Hun~ ~uneral home after 6 p Funeral service wtll be held lo the mdiclment He wa• rep- Pomt Pleasant Ftrst Church of N J., If they had been allow posed spaceshol with lllose of m,ton to await possible prosem Sunday I Sunday 2 p m m the Mohr • resented m court by Attorney God youth serving as hosts The to nre their 15-mch, three-sta_.ge the government, Waaner said, cuUon. Stevens Funeral Home with the Raymond G Musgran Good- rally Is expected to brmg over rocket on which they spent "The only differeftce Is size. N.Uf!D CLOUD'S CHAIRMAN ----} I II K . d I Rev Gaslon Boyle Jr omc wm 18 an elected Justice of 200 youlhs lo the local park $4,11011 lhey would have become We've doue all the preparabons State Auditor Roger Cloud RIVERVIEW IIAVINO PTA 0 '" • anruar l 1atmg Burial will 'be 1 ~ Klrk Peace lit Mas<tn County rrom Plans for the evenJng call for the first amateurs in the world for eur rocket tllaht the same today announced the appoint- The Riverview PTA wlll John Henry K1 nmard 90 8 land Memorial Garden~ Lewis 0Jstncl a p1cmc and a hootenanny as to put a satellite ;nto space way the scientials at cape ment of Stanley Evans, Galli- hold ita first lbeetlda If the rellred farmer, d1ed at 9 30 I ' John D. M<Carly, PI Pleas- well •• devotions lo be con- They had planned to orbtt a Kennedy do for their rocket polis, t.o chairman of lhe Gal- year at tile IChool on Monday 1 am Friday at the home of a ant was tndlc'~ on the -~•- duclal by the Rev. Clarence peanut-~zed payload of charred fhghts" lla Counly Cloud Campalm Se"'t 12 II 7·• p m AU~•.' dau1h1or 011 Rt I Hogsell W 'M E · ~· ,....,. Dll th be h Krod 1 Co p-'P· ' ' • • ..-Va • , rs. xer Meadows meanor charge of contnbutmg 1 on on e ac at e alummum around the sun Plan ~leatlllc Paper mmJttee. Cloud Is seeklns entl, tlpec:ially parent~ Of flrat PT PLEASANT -- Mr> Ex I to the dehnquency of 1 mmor pond Highlight of the rally "The first we heard about Jones, a sophomore at election to the full four..year year chlfdrell are lnvlled lo Ht~ wa~ born in Mason coun er Rumons Meadows, 97, Ph- Accordmg to the tndJetment Me- Will be the election and lnsta~- th1s was when we read about it Rutgers UnJVerslty majothte in term 11 Auditor of State. He attend. Refre~ wiU H ty , W. V•' 00 Nov 21 · 117$, ny. Rt 2, died Fr1day m Pleas- Carty was dnver of the car latlon ef district ortlcers Off1- m the papers th1s mornmg," a phySics, and Wagner, 10 was appointed AUditor last Sep. serv!4. son of the late Charles Albert ant Valley Hosp1tal after a 15 transporting Leach and othe ! 4- cers of the local youth fellow pollee spokesman said. "We engineering technology student tember aftet bavinl served tane ----and Amanda Airy Kannlard day Illness year-old gtrl ship were eleclal lasl Sunday checked 11 out and found they al lhe Academy of Aetollauilcs terms aa Stale Representative MEETING M"NDAY ~~ ":~ego 10 the former ! She was born m Wolf Creek, Ralph L Marshalk Collage- wtth Lmda Lilly, prestdenl, Ka- would be breakmg half a dozen m New York, p)an to publish a from togan County, and an The Girl Scout Ntlgbborbood lora nson tdookh place on Ky Seplember 24, !868 and VIlle w Va was md~<~ 00 lhy Sayre, vtce presidenl , Bec-1Jaws H lhey tned lo launch a scienllhc paper on their rocket nnprecedented 10 years as 1 ~oup will hold u. -lhl• June 261895 an sepreced l II d fG M ' ' k With ~ndFed h • Spek tlh H I ediJ:Wu 'm de~th m 1940 w1:1s 1e w1 ~tw •o reen ea· the miSdemeanor charge of m· Y row, secr.:-~.ary a r j rocket ere ' shoot, If they ever have one. a er o e ouse. meeting at 10 a. a. Mooday, Mr Kanmard IS survived b dows She was a member Gf rent to defraud 6rle Fronna die Gaul, treasurer. Received Balloon Pl!z:mlt Wagner said plans called t~ · Sept. 12, at CamP, Kiaabuta five sons and four dau titer: 1 the Free~IIJ Baptist Church of Barker m the amount of $20. I. The spokesman sa1d an a balloon to carry the tin}' PTA HAVING MEETING in Chester. Ereryoae ii te briDe Marion l.esler and One: Kan: I Logan, II Va Leach, McCarty and Marslt· APPLICATION MADE mvest1gatlon showed lhe youlhs rocket to a height of about The Rutland PTA wllJ hclcl 1a bag lunch, d all ol 0 1 Surv1vors mclude one • on, aU are all rurrenlly confmed lo PT. PLEASANT Edward had received a permll from the 110,11011 feet where lhe balloon Ita firsl regular meeUnl of lhe -,----0 ~::y· Kanmard eofw:~Jey 0 ' George of Logan two daugh the County JSII m heu o1 bond Mark Schwartz, fl, Lakin, and New York C1ty Manne and would burst. releasing the year on Monday, Sept, 12, at FOE EVENt SLATID Lee Kanmard of Grove Cny' l lers :\1rs ~orl:l Dempsey and The court appointed attorneys Barbara Anne Knott, 22, Pomt AvJatmn Department ''But that rocket 7 30 p m. lb the high ICbool. OfficjaJ.s of Meip Aerie 1 o . Mrs Jame• tLIIhe l Beard Mrs Ella Dmgess, both of Ph- for Leach and McCarty wtlh Pleaoant, have made applies- was JUSI to launch a weather ! The rockel would fall bottom T...e Will be spectal music by 2171, Fratema) Order of Eag]ea, of ~Hogsett w va Mr~; Rob ny · lwo sJsteJ s, Mrs Sade Attorney Don Kmaery ts repre- lion for a marr1age license m balloon, not a balloon With B1 first, kept m the correct the vocal trio of Darlene Smith today remlndecf memben of ert (Maftl~l Dunn ' 0r Apple Moore an.d Mrs MJrt DavJs, sent Leach ond Attorney Ray the office of the County Clerk rocket t1ed W It" ~ltion by a series ef fins. The Debbie SmiCh and Bonnie Grate: the Dlatrlct f meeUna and Jn. Gtove W Va Mrs Jas ' ' both of \loll Creek 25 gran4 "We talked to the diStrict : downward movement would accompamed by Sabra Cana- IUaUon to bt held SUIIda Iller· IAi>b•;l Hayes ,of Winfteld ~ I dl!ld!en 20 g•eal gr~IJdchtldren attorney and he hadn'l heard trtgger tgm!lon of the first day, The hlgb ~phoo] and lradl noon In Pomei'OJ' AU~ Vi <nd Mrs Wilham (Opal ! and 10 great greal grandch•l· about It" the pollee spokesman stage of tbe tiny spacecraft school teachers wiU ail be In- are ursed to l>o ~L The Mjithew of Newark 0 There 1dren sa1d 'We lalked to the Federal which !hen would flash space- troduced and Supl George Dlsllicl ' Yl,._,_,,_. wW bo ' Funeral serv1ce WJ!I be heJd l A"tatton Agency and lh told d H ....,.._ ..., 71 grandchildren and sev-'1 Monday 2 p m m the Barton al'(raves is to attend. ~pes~t~ape~a~k~ ..::-.~:.__ _ • - ey- - -war -erJI grPal grandchildren EUB Church With the R e f 'l'i Dr. Gordon Cn••-r ' ' , . f ) staten IIs and's F"JfSt orb"tI aI Shot 'Scrubbed' 1 '' w. I r 7!• 4 I I "" 1l .. o.. STORAGE CAIINO$t•._ .,._.' All-51 THE FRENCH CITY PRESS I Fowler Announces 4 Month Freeze' on FederaJLoans . ,r,..,.- --- ----'I'm Rough, and I'm Ready' Says Brown o/~~~~a~ou:~:.: v~;~~; eel at noon Brmg own serv1ce The pubh c 11 te attend. • r Tommy Kinnatrd off!Cialmg I WASHINGTON IUPI) -Trea- , broader appeal and_lh.. do not Burial Wlil be m the ~burch i i!Ury Secre••~ Henry H 1 have to carry suCh a high ' I!! t Jan Ch urt h an d servlces _..J 1 r be held there a! 2 m cemetery Fr~ends may call at 1Fowler announce4 Salurday, a mterest rate. LOS ANGELES tUPI)-De- tGo)fll¥aler. That one ~I "Mr. Reagan bas IIHn Monda Rf'v O'Dell Bush PWJ 1l the Mohr·Stevens FuntPal I feur month Jre~ze on Fea~ral l F wle 8 Jd the Tr mucrahc Gov. Edmund G !sudd!nly ,pt~nged blm onto the campaignin:J for • year and ofS~:Jal~ Hnd llurial wrll be m Home , .agency borrowing lfl the tight ro~abl r wi~ need to .~rown, . wh~. won Ute tttle Jl&tional pohtlca1 scene. half and up to thia time 1 defJ trf church cemetery under dJ I pr~vste money l{la~kel m an.; ~ore t~ tbe $4 bdhon II had gmnt killer in two previoua Both ,B~~ <~and Mla~J you to tell me wllere he standi ,1 f th M C F 1attempt to ease pressure for 1 d bef th ft to elections, stopped by a small formally l~il#¢heil J!l~lr 08111· on any lssueo aside from IIi! 1, rh~l.lon F'ro de c oy II unletrha I lugh mterest rates pbantne f nd orbeet e ew;e d I Sierra town hardly anyone even I palgna liSt 'week And Jt came fact that he won't denounce op,e 1en s may ca a e Th th be o atiJ u s ween now an kn ts ~n Ja!lles Beard home oh Mtllston e move was e 1lfSt to lh d of th R . ows ex!S . m f•Sotons typl~\11 . of the men. the Jolin Birch Society," Brown ' e earned out by the adm1mstra· e en e year· e was And, r~ght there, he set what told a labor s:roup last week 1 HI\ Mason counly after 3 P . ton under Presldenl Johnscn'a unable to say how much more he hopes is th mood of his Brown, "'he likaa to sel D.. • 1 m •j Sunday I e mood of 11a 1er first band ....,an ' • m m 1 r I • • d bit plan, anno11nced th1s week. for Caa ~Cut Borr4wldJ: seneral election campaign. ' e vo . ' whole campaien in his 30-1 I fighlmg mflatJOn and cooiln1 off Additional borrowms can be 'I'm rough and I'm ready," I barnstormed bUsed acrosa , mlnule campaign teletl.!Ioa 1 Rtberl Howard I IrSt / the overheated economy Ikept to I mmtmum If federal he announced to a garage • lhe s~a~. !ahow-and It WM thai Ute ~obert Howard, 53 of Denver. Fowler told a news confer· spendmg and ~ndmg i~ re-- attendaQt-and to a9sembled Reagan Pf':~tded a .,. 1people had enouJb of Brown. Cot and formerly of McOan- 1 The x1 Gamma Mu Chapter ence tllere would be no sales of )duced The Pre&dent " sa1d newsmen minute ielevtsmn show. In lt, lis such federally-owned nnanclal , Thursday that federal spendng The town, Utile more lnan a be de~tl!X!d his "(Jeadve I"r:'sln aecuaed , Democrata of 10 1~ Crossroads, near ~admus, 1 ot Beta Sigma Phi held pai:ed away early Saturday tn 1first meetmg Thursday evemf18 1assets as Joans and mortgages 1 m th' current fiscal year 1couple of ga!l !!lations and a Society prograrn, wtiltb he I K ,f;bt false cry of , i hnver ho!pttaJ foflowmg a al the Columbus and s,mhwrr. l through December "unless probabl)l would bave to be grocery, was the hamlet of hopes will rival President , atrerruam and JaJ.d that linjmng Illness Ohio Eleclnc Company m Mid market cond1Uons lmpr(Jve 1 slashed by 10 per cent -or 1 Rough and Ready, Cahf Johnstm'IJ "Gmt Soelety" and 1 Brown and the entire DemocraS-ors tncl~e his falher dleport matenally " Nor wtll federal aboul 13 bilbon -based on I The 61-year-old Democrat Brown's recenlly-<Qined ''Work- Uc party machinery of Calit<,Ches~ F Howard L 0 we; Preparations to ·g1ve the Ord J agencJeS Jssue any new aecurJ. 1expect.ed oongresaional...Jippro- 1faces what he concedes is the ma SOCietY.." lmd ~n taken over &y 4 RIVe~;' Road and n;ne brothe er of Rose to ehgtble members bes m the priVate market prlatJons and demands of the "toughest" pohbcal camp:~:ugn On Nov "\, about 55 nuJhon 'tnllitant left..wm, radieala." and :ilsten, 'Mrs E. E Null, ~ ' were earned out Lovely Chnst t"X~pt to refund old maturmg V1et Nam war [of h1s career- a challenge from , voters of an expected 8 5 Brown is tra!Ung in the public V1~t, Galhpolis, Aldt',1 mas cards to be sold by the debts Johnson promised to reduce political freshman Ronald Rea· , million regJI!tered are eJ:pected OIJJniO~ poiiHut closing the Whitt Gallipolis Mrs Howard chapter were on display 1 If federal agencies need federal outlays to help lower gan, who moved from the 1 to make the1r cho1ce between ~~~·p:;_;sl~tg~h:ll~Y;;·-~::==••=--O:~:!~:~...,...,Ij Sl~e'. Oak Kin.' Mrt. ltuth I Program books were prepar· l additional fundi! to fmance their general deman~ on tbe nation's movJe!l to teleVISIOD to polltJCB. Brown for a lhird time and Jotujion, Emerson L. Howard ed by Lee Lee and d1stnbuted operations, he said, they Will hm1~d supplies of goods, Conducting Loac Campalp Reagan for a first "' such serv1ces and_ credit. Reagan, a robust 55, has 1 Expensive AINIIIItter 1111d ~errUJ Howard all 01 1n to the members A report on have lo borrow from Jedo 1Marcella Long Kent k llhe trip to the convention m government investJ:¥nt ac- 1 Johnson dJd n9t propose. to conducted ooe o( the longest The campmgn promiaes &o be Mrs.',:.Jamea Trotter' East~~~: I Dayton was g1ven by Yvonne 1 ~o:ounts as the Sociaf Secur1t; ra1se personal inco!Jle or : campaigns for the governorship one of the most ei~JYe-and erpocH Jnd Leland Howard, Den Scally A re1 ord hop for Octo. Trust Fund rather than from eorporllfe taxes He i:hd ask m ...cahforma 's h1story It b1tterest-m history. U already ifer ~ ber 8 at the Pomeroy H• ~n l the pubhc Congress to suspend two I actually began on Nov. 2, has 1ener~ chflr&ea lhaJ 1 F'uaeraJ arrangemenLs will School w1th the Jays was de. I fo~'<ler predicted the freeze expansiOn Incentives for bust· the eve o( the presJdent1al Reagan is ~eked by GOP be announced later from the clded on and a rush party for would take lhe pressure off ' nessmen, mcludmg a 7 per cent election, when then, Reagan "extremJSOl ' of the.- right 1 Wet~rholt • Elbot Funeral O<"tober was discussed I mterest rates, now at their 1mvestment tax credit devised went on nat10nwide television to that Bf01tP,, IJ 1 "c~ptlve" of. Hom~ m GaJllpolts. ) Refreshments by Shirley c us· hJg'Jesl level m 40 years But by F'owler m 19fl2 to st1mulate I seek votes for Barry M :the ter and Yvonne Scally were 1he added that mortgage rates the then·laggmg economy J served to Jane Brown, Nelhe d"are , very difficult to bring hFowler bad no, comment on j ~~ ;;r;u 1M P¥.*®1 Brown Vera Crow Margaret I own I e tax credit proposal, which WEEK'S WEATHER Follrod Clance Kr•uller Lee Mortpge Rates ''Siickier• , he previously had opposed "I L~ Sabra Momson p'hylhs ' Mortgage rates have a way suppose we 'll get into that ~"''i'~Jt:mSUM; WL& ;a I Mullen, Velm a Rue J'ane Wal- of bemg stickier than others, • I fairly heav1ly durms the course TeJ¥et'ature prec1p1taUon I ton and Pearl Welker he said ' 'Jt WIIJ take some of the hear1nge Monday," he 1tune " weat~r COnditions for each 24: I sa1d This referred to the start 'lour penod as recorded by I Sales of agency securities of House Ways & Means P~>te McCormick at F~:~JrfJeld GIVEN PROBATI'~N help send rates higher because Comm1ttee heartngs on John· i ~eal~r station PT PLEASANT Orders llhe government. m eUect, 15 l,,so•n•'•s":a'"n'"tt'"-!D'"fl"'a•ti•o•n:,•ry.:_;:pr:.:o:gr~a;.;m~. 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Icompeting With busme!l8IIIen, r ' l un , ..or 85 70 Fa>r , C>rt'UII Court were flied m the 1 consumers and other private 1 Mon ....... lnUII 82 57 Fair office of the Crrcml Clerk borrowers for a limited supply rues .. . . . .. 81 52 Fair Howard Schultr placmg on prq..l of credit . loti o1 INavy fraHic at Wffl . , , . . . . . . 79 48 Fair batwn for a peruld of one year [romcaJJy, the freeze will nmr each Anna Le-r Roberts ar1d J~rease the federal deficit arxt 1 TONIGHT lhru TUESDAY your ltouHP fry D~voe Porch 78 43 F ~ 11 F:;~ Cleo Hav Sm1th Plmv T h e force the Treasury to borrow 1 "GLASS IOnOM lOAt• 82 43 <Techmeolor) lctl •rtd "oor lrtam~l 101' Hrvlce 67 SO Fa1r f couple had prevwusly been 1n-- ~o~e money from pnvate Dons Day Rod Taylor - Report up to press ume dJctf"d on a cha r~e of unlawful en ers Colorcirtoons ~hab1t.a t1on The cwJI aetJon But Fowlers move wu A ~ erage high temperature for styled W1lhs Anthony v.s Rob- VIewed as tbe lesser of two ht- we~k this year 79 I, last ert W and KathJeen Van Meter rv1ls Some uperts say Treasu 1 Wednt~cbr 1nd Thunclty Stpf•mber 14-IS 1:'(11 86 1 ' dba Maud• Van Meter Rest ry borrowinl rs Inherently lesa j NOT OPEN H ome wa s d1sm1ssed from the mliahonary than ag-ency bor· Average low temperature for FltlDAY ond SATURDAY rowmg because -Tr.aaaury he ~k th1s year 51 8, last docllet S.pttinllor 1..17 aecurJttes htve 1 THE FARMERS BANK :r: 1 Xi Gamma Mu Chapter Holds f" M . eetmg Can •• A GREAT FRIEND! I the[ ••<I • Set Sept. lR 6:00 to 8:00 River quartet, Lemley ~;~~~~: !1 Nazarene Trio, ftom V! Rev. Donald Rankm wtll the afternoon speaker, and program wtll also be featw-ed II by spec1al music. A baskel dinner wtll be IIlia I OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Rodney Methodtst will hold its annual homecom mg on Sunday, Sept 18. 1 Dr L L Roush wdl be the openmg speaker. Special mus1c wtU be furnished by lhe New 1 'II . Homecominll THE FARMERS BANK and SAYINGS CO. M•rNI•r Feeral Reser.... SyiMnl Mnmer F.D I.C. POMEROY , 0. r 1 1964-1 =•"'" ., 'I MfiGS I I ' ' 1t'Br \ • TODAY, MOND~Y,~ 1 TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY.. •JRE ' I q, • 1 lj() 5 OHIO GIRL WINS To!al pr.clp!labon for I h t FORT LEE , N J >UP! ) wet-k th1s year 0, last year 05 A 1 7-year~ld OhiO l(rl reigns Total preclpltatJOn lo date for as MISS A.mencan Teen·Ager ht' y~r 25 88 Inches, lasl year after topp1ng 89 oUler contl'llf· iO 23 tnches. iln l'l m the seventh annual pag Norf)al average preclpibtloo eant Ill 40 mchea. Rebecca Alk1re, C!l'cl.. vtile. Oluo. R D 1. had tears Ch t WATERWORKS m her ey.. on lhe Judll!ng plat Fr da)\, tempera au,.. - hlgb fonn a t PallaadOi Amusom..,t low &f..S.turday re&ljio& - ~ Park Frlda1 - wile!> !he wa. If at ll !0 am. announced the winner. ...., !' I I I TONIGHT "THI HALLILUJAH TRAIL" 1 Burt 1 Ltneater Lee fttmtek tTeebnicolor) - •nd"WAII PAIITV• P-'W P•l<lilllll>-"·- Donald Barcy "TIKO AND THI SHARK" (Techmcolor) "THE BOY CRtiD MURDER" (Techotcolor) Veronica Hurst Pbll Brown'" "F1Z" Mdntosb " ' k' ' ~ • ' ' No, Maam! You can't take it with you... you don't have to! Busy Day!- moving day, but one thing you won' t have to worry about ts vour t elephono service. Just tell us about your move early, and we' ll arrange wtth an install er to have all the ttelephones you want installed m your new home and ready to u se. Jm'-t right now a good time to think about \'lephones l Not just which ones are th e prettiest, but where to put them so they'll save time and ste ps the years ahelld. After all, 1f you order all your phones for installation at the same t1me, you pay only one serv1ce connect1on charge of $4.75. Just call and talk to your Oh10 Bell servtce representative. She' ll bnng you up.to-date on the broad choice of services and equtpment avatlable to meet the needs of,your fanuly and to lit the layout of your home or aparonent. No question about it. Good telephone service really starts with a telephone call- to t he Ohio Bell Bus.iness Office. Would you like a handy book, full of helpful hints on moving? Mail this coupon- or call Ohio Bell."446-9921 --------a.-------------.. . ----·--·-·--·. . . Please send my copy of • Moving Made Easy.• Ohio Bell SUNDAY, MONDAY one! TUESOAY Soot. 18-19-20 HERMAN'S HERMITS to ~~ 0~------------~--~ ) (TechnJeolor) flerm11n 's Hermits Shelley Faba're1 llutu,..ttt Name~----------~------------------ PlrtllftklationwidiW S,.... "HOLD ON" Su~~nrr--bngdon JD v .. ~-· _ ·-1'1· ....Pf•iaant • Budgat' Plan Obio Bell, II.CJC!ID l137, 100 Erimew l'ilaa., Clnelllld', Ohio �-•. ' .,., . ·• ·, • • ,. PUBLISHED 81' Tl'fl OBIO VALLEY PUBUSBlNO COMPANf Rtehard s. o-. Publllher James£. Damler, .tdo. Dlr. Vl!'lltlll DIIDICH, Adv. Mgt, Chtmr Tcmnehill, &:rae. Editor DiD!gw We~holf. Editor Hoban Wl!aon, Jr. M~11. Editor The \Vat Thatis Not a War - ~ ·. ... 111 any barbersbop disCUssion of VIet ;,~ain, 10111eone Invariably takes lbe llland ~ !bat we should either declare war on the "'Communllle and do the job rtgbt or get • oot. Either we are at war or we aren't at •t.Wal'. · Tbla tbinklng Is ohared by many Amerl• ~. along with misgivings that tbe Pro.. "lilent has wiWully bent the CnnsUtuUon to ''Involve this country in a situation lllet is j '-a· war In everything but name. • An expert wilh the Hoover Institution , on War, Peace and Revolution at Stanford .·l:lniversity IOIWers both contendOllS with what seem like convincing arguments. Formal declaration of war In Viet Nam , "'ould be politically and strategically unwise, says Stefan Pos..,ny. Such a llep would be as much an escalation of the conflict as the use of nuclear weapons, he bel! eves. A formal declaration "would render far more difficult, if not preclnde, negotla· lions aimed at . . . compromloe solulionl. It might also set in motion alllance treat'-,, ies_ on tbe hostile Bide.' ' - -•· There is also a question of whom we siio\.Id declare war on. Technically, be says, "a declaration of war can ooly be . \ IIUVed on I lYle. 'nle 11nlted States Cllllnot possibly declare war on lbe Viet Con& because they have no lnternatiODil stand· lnJ." Red Guard :Another Sinister Enigma IY WJIUAM S. WilliE WASHINGTON - Belllnd I aew lde:oi<J81cal CbiDele Wall aetually more nearJy,IJDii'enetrabJe !ban wu CbiDa I old wall of anllquiiJ, CommliDISI CbiDa Is produclq petanolber llDJI. tor eniiiJIII. "ntis Is a qnlta Ut. .,..ny erased teen-qer movement called the Red Guard. All !bat 11 really clear to A· can blteU ce _ and In merl clull~ormation, our ~ly Ia 1 don't do :mb~:~te our lack of a diplomatic mission bl CIJI. na _ 11 !bat the Red oU8rds th th cbJil This Is not the first lime the United States baa been involved Ill "nonwar bo,. tllltiea." Between 1'113 and 1801, lbere wu undeclared wor between ul aDd France. Even In the C!911 War, Congreu was unable to declare war on the rebelling states. ~p Comtn all, nearly 200 mllltery actions have munllt dlclator, Milo Tse-tuua. been ordered by American presidents with1ona1 dfl. out the benellt of a congressional declora· To be IU1'e, oceas lion of war . palch~ of certain of u:= Since the Constitution has no criteria most '" escesses for distinguishing between a war and a mllitery action, as a practleal matter all the~.!';"':f,O:~'~:e: the Proeldent needs is congressional aup- ::e also now and then indica· port, oeys Possony. Thill be bas bad in various way1 - IJl' provll of mUitery budcets, Gulf of Tonkin molutioo and Senate rotlfcatlon o1 treatlel cltreclly or Indirectly eommlt. ling the United States 10 delead Soalb Viet Nam agalllll apreslllm. Barberlhop ciii'>""'ODI nolwi!hJtand!og "Mr. Jobnlon's War" ill 11110 Mr. Coogrman'• war. And bolb l@malely . . awerabla to the wlsbea ' al tbll people. ' :ssro:::m£:!,oo · · ' ' are nese commimlsm ('i't'.:S ill 10 be dlslinSUlshed ·sharply from th comparatively namby-pamb • old fasbloned communillm of So~et Unloo which eotranc· ed some 01 our collegians a generation ago.) teres! - they habitually call upon "the new revolutionary Some generations of the world to rille in rebellion." Given tiJill push-buttoij . ~ trolled hysteria, the first temP' tation here 1s to suppose tJ_>at perhaps Mao is In genume Tbe lllated objectives of the trooble with tbe faceless m~· Red Guards are to make cease- Uom In his regime. A I e sa Ieos terror attacks upon "re- pleasing but probably sounder vlsionlsts," that Is, old Com- estimate Is simply that,. like munlsts wbo, though miles B· Hitter in his lime, Mao '" only way from lillY thought of re- making doubly sure that nobody bellion from Mao, are never· In China Is harboring unsu1ta· lheless 111spect of some Unger- ble thoughts. And, of course, log af!ecton for old Mother the Red Guards are a cbeap Moscow, along with all forehlgn- weapon in his ideological conean _,.. · Indeed ers In China and any ot ers test with the Russmns. 1 ~~ Red ~ ~ :~ ~::~a':ksthelr llliDck whose zeal for Mao might pos- AI all events, it is surely a ~pllnedapecimob than "youthiul rebellion" - slbly be Inadequate. Youth Movement to end . a II wi£Jn common of Com· belog emplayed to beam '!'bey proclaim them~~lves youth movements.' and a filthyAdolf Hitler 10 used their peculiar kind of eppeal "the grave-diggers of the old speech and pro-V1et Cong mov&:n:·t uvap of bJa storm to thet section of We~tern beat- world " and are as bittefly hos- ment· vastly nastier and bigger ~s last other Nazla nlkiam which on 101De Amerl· We ~ the Soviet Union aa to than, say, its counterparts on lo;:ty to blm or 10lcan C8DIJIUIOI has alresdy fa!~ the United States. Moreover - the unhappy Berkeley campus Naziism mlgbt be open to eon· en under the Influence of CbJ.. and tbJa Is a point of great In- of the Uruverslty of Cahfornla. llo,., Iller ODe ol tbelr 11101'8 oel9able cloubt. 91olent _ IDII IIOl'e8lllln8 ~ of Hitler's ·NaziS 111111' lllnllona, !bat Mao blmself baa del'ed 0thers of Hitler's Nazis 1~ blto putlba Ucl on lUll 1n ''blood purges" while he was a bJL . C!Oltsolldallnl! hill po'll'er and '1'1111 eaen11a1 truth, however, preparing (l)e Second World 11 j!ult 111e Red Gilardi are War. "nte splendid uUUty of the terrorlzlng a conalderable part approacll was !bat It permitted 1 the adult Cbfneoe aDd lor- Hitler to ~te !bose who ~ diplomatic community tdlgbl possibly be suspected. ol with the knowledge, the con- l'8lllt.bearledness or amblllon aent IDII Indeed at the dlrec- without his having to take perlion of Mae Tse-IUDg. aonal respon_slblllty. II was, that all Ia to say, not o!Oelll murder Why, thell, II be by the regime Its~: _ . 1/lls! 91ew of ltlllor Amerf. Tbere 11 also j!M, poulbility 111 !':eta! ••••-11, 111 11 us- !hal &Ito's Red Guards _ who tt.. dolo• :::w...the• .U run are :;:"! As If Things Aren't Difficult Enough 1 the \.1 4--The Sunday Times-Sent.tnel, Sunday, Sept. 11, 1966 Washington Scientists, wbo have so many things to investigate don't know whore to begin, have discovered another hitherto un· . r<OCoifllzed law of nature. It's called the ."speech duration phenomenon." As a result of about a decade of dedical~11 research, they've fbund that, in an In· tervlew·type lltualioo, "Tbe length of response by the Interviewed individual is , positively usoclated with the duration of the interviewer's speech 'unit. r " Stated simply: The longer the quesHons, · the longer the answers tend to be; I he -shorter the questions, tbe shorter the an- swers. The pbenomenon b88 been noted In com· municaUoos between astronauts in orbit and personnel on the ground, In medical they interviews, psychotherapeutic interviews, ctvll service and department slore job interviews IDII In free eoovenatlon between two persoDI. · Now, reporll a paper· Ill Science magazine, It hu turaed up lo an uaespected place -· the preaidenllal new• ~ence. It Is unespected becaute lbla II a situation wbere lbe answen, 11 wall •• the quesUOllS, are mora or lea prepared ln advance. Nevertheless, a llallltlcal.: lludy of 81 of Preofdent Kennedy'• prua eonlarenees In 196].13 revealed !bat the longer the reporters yakked, llle Jooger the J'rel.!!lent yakked back. And the more concilely thay framed their queries, by lOlly, lbe btlefer be was In reply. .... . Maybe after another 10 ":tears ol research, we will know wbal Ill tb1l meiDL • LBJ and Great Society: How to Eat Cake, Have It? BY BRUCE BIUSSAT Ask a Silly Question ,Blue Devils Slip by Ironton Tigers, 12-6 Pifat~s Rip Spartans, 57-0 WASHINGTON (NEA) -High on the Jist of President Johnson's tpugh economic decisions Is the question of how much more money te ask Congress 1o l' l.~::~~r~r~ ne]lt year for Great 1'I programs. Any sizable Increase could prove to be one more critical stimulator in an econ~ omy already overheated by too many stimulators and destined w'leel the effect of still others In the months ahead. House alrelidy bas voted 1o spend some $500 ~lion above the budget request for Great Society projects and &thers fall· tng under the Labor-Health-Ed· ucation • Welfare appropriation. Even a heavy Senate ax proiJ. ably would not chop all of this increm.e. National Teacher Corpse? l' In the perverse way it sometimes has ·of doing things, Congress hao p88sed leg· siBtion establishing a National Teacber ·· CQrps but continues to stall on the matter · "Of providing funds to run it. Some money has already been apent, a. !png with much lime and energy- enough ' to get the program tbrougb its prepara'. 'tory stage and llllllUih to constitute a sJz. ' able boondogiiie U "economizing" now Is 1 J1frmllted to let the corps wither away be.~ fori! Its first year of operation has even '"begun. ' " ,., Some 3iiO teacbJng team leaders and b:;1,200 interns, ready to take madern educational methods into the nation's urban and rural slum areas to belp focal schooll ,._.flsht the educationnl poverty of their chil· .o<keo, have been kept in a limbe of aul!pense all summer. Many must soon leave the corps for employment elsewhere. "These corp!lmeo/' says ~- . Nstional .. Education Association In an appeal to lbe lawmakers, "wbo have received ~ special trai.niog on 42 college ,campdlel this summer, have h\lilligence, talent aDd bigb motivation that sliould not be wasted. Yet wasted !bey wUI be unless Congreol provides the fundi necesSa1'1 to the Teacher Cofps for lbe COII!IDII .Jell'· ,. Calllog lbe corps an ex¢11"1 !4n, the NEA mant.alns that the pillbleml In ·the eountry's slUIDI "m simp!)' too complll and lmportaDt to pUS up tb1l ~~ way of breaking Into the ~ Of eduea~ Ilona!, social and economic deprivatiOn. Congress evidently agreed wben II estabUabed the National Teacbet Corpa In llle first place. U II sUD does, II should break whatever log jam ill blocking enabling legislation forthw~. ·•' 65 Dodge Dart I Dr. '170 S.rln, 6 cylf.,. Hr, stancl•rd tnnt., redie and htattr 65MultanQ · · 6 cyflndor, Sto ....rcf shift radio A hHttr, wflttewad tirH. operat:' 64 Ford Galaxie !GOXL I Dr. Har~top. cylinder, 4 tpeH like new I tuna. 62 Ford Fairlene trll_,, SGO. 2 Dr., I dandar4 tr1n1. the Dvmp Truck. I cyll.... r. s .,.... IraN. 2.,....ale. LentwhHIII.... ,..., ....,....... 63 Mercury Parking Meters Vanishing Cuttom 2 Deer Merclt81t. lraku. Automalle lnM. 64 Ford Gal axle sao. 4 g., lnfh•lor, auto. -r ' """. tranl. Ratlle end heateril tlret. '· whttowa 63 Chevrolet Dt . I cy!. Standard trans. WhHo wal hi AI,., 4 Hre1. 61 Felcd 2 Dr, 6 cyl. $1<~ "'-' fl..tiUII<IIt .... . ,,) l •~ ~ . Keith Wit Ftnl ' 'I a.-t~Syq-•111;; '~. MMJE t ,,. . SUNDAY '' i' ~ I \ ~ ~ l SEfr' 'J'DElfl NOWl ,, '' DI0~-- 0 0100-1 TouchdDWII ,..- Na- pnnt 1'11111'11)• • -~ • . ,.. .. '·' .... ' •: . .::• ., . ' -->c · �-•. ' .,., . ·• ·, • • ,. PUBLISHED 81' Tl'fl OBIO VALLEY PUBUSBlNO COMPANf Rtehard s. o-. Publllher James£. Damler, .tdo. Dlr. Vl!'lltlll DIIDICH, Adv. Mgt, Chtmr Tcmnehill, &:rae. Editor DiD!gw We~holf. Editor Hoban Wl!aon, Jr. M~11. Editor The \Vat Thatis Not a War - ~ ·. ... 111 any barbersbop disCUssion of VIet ;,~ain, 10111eone Invariably takes lbe llland ~ !bat we should either declare war on the "'Communllle and do the job rtgbt or get • oot. Either we are at war or we aren't at •t.Wal'. · Tbla tbinklng Is ohared by many Amerl• ~. along with misgivings that tbe Pro.. "lilent has wiWully bent the CnnsUtuUon to ''Involve this country in a situation lllet is j '-a· war In everything but name. • An expert wilh the Hoover Institution , on War, Peace and Revolution at Stanford .·l:lniversity IOIWers both contendOllS with what seem like convincing arguments. Formal declaration of war In Viet Nam , "'ould be politically and strategically unwise, says Stefan Pos..,ny. Such a llep would be as much an escalation of the conflict as the use of nuclear weapons, he bel! eves. A formal declaration "would render far more difficult, if not preclnde, negotla· lions aimed at . . . compromloe solulionl. It might also set in motion alllance treat'-,, ies_ on tbe hostile Bide.' ' - -•· There is also a question of whom we siio\.Id declare war on. Technically, be says, "a declaration of war can ooly be . \ IIUVed on I lYle. 'nle 11nlted States Cllllnot possibly declare war on lbe Viet Con& because they have no lnternatiODil stand· lnJ." Red Guard :Another Sinister Enigma IY WJIUAM S. WilliE WASHINGTON - Belllnd I aew lde:oi<J81cal CbiDele Wall aetually more nearJy,IJDii'enetrabJe !ban wu CbiDa I old wall of anllquiiJ, CommliDISI CbiDa Is produclq petanolber llDJI. tor eniiiJIII. "ntis Is a qnlta Ut. .,..ny erased teen-qer movement called the Red Guard. All !bat 11 really clear to A· can blteU ce _ and In merl clull~ormation, our ~ly Ia 1 don't do :mb~:~te our lack of a diplomatic mission bl CIJI. na _ 11 !bat the Red oU8rds th th cbJil This Is not the first lime the United States baa been involved Ill "nonwar bo,. tllltiea." Between 1'113 and 1801, lbere wu undeclared wor between ul aDd France. Even In the C!911 War, Congreu was unable to declare war on the rebelling states. ~p Comtn all, nearly 200 mllltery actions have munllt dlclator, Milo Tse-tuua. been ordered by American presidents with1ona1 dfl. out the benellt of a congressional declora· To be IU1'e, oceas lion of war . palch~ of certain of u:= Since the Constitution has no criteria most '" escesses for distinguishing between a war and a mllitery action, as a practleal matter all the~.!';"':f,O:~'~:e: the Proeldent needs is congressional aup- ::e also now and then indica· port, oeys Possony. Thill be bas bad in various way1 - IJl' provll of mUitery budcets, Gulf of Tonkin molutioo and Senate rotlfcatlon o1 treatlel cltreclly or Indirectly eommlt. ling the United States 10 delead Soalb Viet Nam agalllll apreslllm. Barberlhop ciii'>""'ODI nolwi!hJtand!og "Mr. Jobnlon's War" ill 11110 Mr. Coogrman'• war. And bolb l@malely . . awerabla to the wlsbea ' al tbll people. ' :ssro:::m£:!,oo · · ' ' are nese commimlsm ('i't'.:S ill 10 be dlslinSUlshed ·sharply from th comparatively namby-pamb • old fasbloned communillm of So~et Unloo which eotranc· ed some 01 our collegians a generation ago.) teres! - they habitually call upon "the new revolutionary Some generations of the world to rille in rebellion." Given tiJill push-buttoij . ~ trolled hysteria, the first temP' tation here 1s to suppose tJ_>at perhaps Mao is In genume Tbe lllated objectives of the trooble with tbe faceless m~· Red Guards are to make cease- Uom In his regime. A I e sa Ieos terror attacks upon "re- pleasing but probably sounder vlsionlsts," that Is, old Com- estimate Is simply that,. like munlsts wbo, though miles B· Hitter in his lime, Mao '" only way from lillY thought of re- making doubly sure that nobody bellion from Mao, are never· In China Is harboring unsu1ta· lheless 111spect of some Unger- ble thoughts. And, of course, log af!ecton for old Mother the Red Guards are a cbeap Moscow, along with all forehlgn- weapon in his ideological conean _,.. · Indeed ers In China and any ot ers test with the Russmns. 1 ~~ Red ~ ~ :~ ~::~a':ksthelr llliDck whose zeal for Mao might pos- AI all events, it is surely a ~pllnedapecimob than "youthiul rebellion" - slbly be Inadequate. Youth Movement to end . a II wi£Jn common of Com· belog emplayed to beam '!'bey proclaim them~~lves youth movements.' and a filthyAdolf Hitler 10 used their peculiar kind of eppeal "the grave-diggers of the old speech and pro-V1et Cong mov&:n:·t uvap of bJa storm to thet section of We~tern beat- world " and are as bittefly hos- ment· vastly nastier and bigger ~s last other Nazla nlkiam which on 101De Amerl· We ~ the Soviet Union aa to than, say, its counterparts on lo;:ty to blm or 10lcan C8DIJIUIOI has alresdy fa!~ the United States. Moreover - the unhappy Berkeley campus Naziism mlgbt be open to eon· en under the Influence of CbJ.. and tbJa Is a point of great In- of the Uruverslty of Cahfornla. llo,., Iller ODe ol tbelr 11101'8 oel9able cloubt. 91olent _ IDII IIOl'e8lllln8 ~ of Hitler's ·NaziS 111111' lllnllona, !bat Mao blmself baa del'ed 0thers of Hitler's Nazis 1~ blto putlba Ucl on lUll 1n ''blood purges" while he was a bJL . C!Oltsolldallnl! hill po'll'er and '1'1111 eaen11a1 truth, however, preparing (l)e Second World 11 j!ult 111e Red Gilardi are War. "nte splendid uUUty of the terrorlzlng a conalderable part approacll was !bat It permitted 1 the adult Cbfneoe aDd lor- Hitler to ~te !bose who ~ diplomatic community tdlgbl possibly be suspected. ol with the knowledge, the con- l'8lllt.bearledness or amblllon aent IDII Indeed at the dlrec- without his having to take perlion of Mae Tse-IUDg. aonal respon_slblllty. II was, that all Ia to say, not o!Oelll murder Why, thell, II be by the regime Its~: _ . 1/lls! 91ew of ltlllor Amerf. Tbere 11 also j!M, poulbility 111 !':eta! ••••-11, 111 11 us- !hal &Ito's Red Guards _ who tt.. dolo• :::w...the• .U run are :;:"! As If Things Aren't Difficult Enough 1 the \.1 4--The Sunday Times-Sent.tnel, Sunday, Sept. 11, 1966 Washington Scientists, wbo have so many things to investigate don't know whore to begin, have discovered another hitherto un· . r<OCoifllzed law of nature. It's called the ."speech duration phenomenon." As a result of about a decade of dedical~11 research, they've fbund that, in an In· tervlew·type lltualioo, "Tbe length of response by the Interviewed individual is , positively usoclated with the duration of the interviewer's speech 'unit. r " Stated simply: The longer the quesHons, · the longer the answers tend to be; I he -shorter the questions, tbe shorter the an- swers. The pbenomenon b88 been noted In com· municaUoos between astronauts in orbit and personnel on the ground, In medical they interviews, psychotherapeutic interviews, ctvll service and department slore job interviews IDII In free eoovenatlon between two persoDI. · Now, reporll a paper· Ill Science magazine, It hu turaed up lo an uaespected place -· the preaidenllal new• ~ence. It Is unespected becaute lbla II a situation wbere lbe answen, 11 wall •• the quesUOllS, are mora or lea prepared ln advance. Nevertheless, a llallltlcal.: lludy of 81 of Preofdent Kennedy'• prua eonlarenees In 196].13 revealed !bat the longer the reporters yakked, llle Jooger the J'rel.!!lent yakked back. And the more concilely thay framed their queries, by lOlly, lbe btlefer be was In reply. .... . Maybe after another 10 ":tears ol research, we will know wbal Ill tb1l meiDL • LBJ and Great Society: How to Eat Cake, Have It? BY BRUCE BIUSSAT Ask a Silly Question ,Blue Devils Slip by Ironton Tigers, 12-6 Pifat~s Rip Spartans, 57-0 WASHINGTON (NEA) -High on the Jist of President Johnson's tpugh economic decisions Is the question of how much more money te ask Congress 1o l' l.~::~~r~r~ ne]lt year for Great 1'I programs. Any sizable Increase could prove to be one more critical stimulator in an econ~ omy already overheated by too many stimulators and destined w'leel the effect of still others In the months ahead. House alrelidy bas voted 1o spend some $500 ~lion above the budget request for Great Society projects and &thers fall· tng under the Labor-Health-Ed· ucation • Welfare appropriation. Even a heavy Senate ax proiJ. ably would not chop all of this increm.e. National Teacher Corpse? l' In the perverse way it sometimes has ·of doing things, Congress hao p88sed leg· siBtion establishing a National Teacber ·· CQrps but continues to stall on the matter · "Of providing funds to run it. Some money has already been apent, a. !png with much lime and energy- enough ' to get the program tbrougb its prepara'. 'tory stage and llllllUih to constitute a sJz. ' able boondogiiie U "economizing" now Is 1 J1frmllted to let the corps wither away be.~ fori! Its first year of operation has even '"begun. ' " ,., Some 3iiO teacbJng team leaders and b:;1,200 interns, ready to take madern educational methods into the nation's urban and rural slum areas to belp focal schooll ,._.flsht the educationnl poverty of their chil· .o<keo, have been kept in a limbe of aul!pense all summer. Many must soon leave the corps for employment elsewhere. "These corp!lmeo/' says ~- . Nstional .. Education Association In an appeal to lbe lawmakers, "wbo have received ~ special trai.niog on 42 college ,campdlel this summer, have h\lilligence, talent aDd bigb motivation that sliould not be wasted. Yet wasted !bey wUI be unless Congreol provides the fundi necesSa1'1 to the Teacher Cofps for lbe COII!IDII .Jell'· ,. Calllog lbe corps an ex¢11"1 !4n, the NEA mant.alns that the pillbleml In ·the eountry's slUIDI "m simp!)' too complll and lmportaDt to pUS up tb1l ~~ way of breaking Into the ~ Of eduea~ Ilona!, social and economic deprivatiOn. Congress evidently agreed wben II estabUabed the National Teacbet Corpa In llle first place. U II sUD does, II should break whatever log jam ill blocking enabling legislation forthw~. ·•' 65 Dodge Dart I Dr. '170 S.rln, 6 cylf.,. Hr, stancl•rd tnnt., redie and htattr 65MultanQ · · 6 cyflndor, Sto ....rcf shift radio A hHttr, wflttewad tirH. operat:' 64 Ford Galaxie !GOXL I Dr. Har~top. cylinder, 4 tpeH like new I tuna. 62 Ford Fairlene trll_,, SGO. 2 Dr., I dandar4 tr1n1. the Dvmp Truck. I cyll.... r. s .,.... IraN. 2.,....ale. LentwhHIII.... ,..., ....,....... 63 Mercury Parking Meters Vanishing Cuttom 2 Deer Merclt81t. lraku. Automalle lnM. 64 Ford Gal axle sao. 4 g., lnfh•lor, auto. -r ' """. tranl. Ratlle end heateril tlret. '· whttowa 63 Chevrolet Dt . I cy!. Standard trans. WhHo wal hi AI,., 4 Hre1. 61 Felcd 2 Dr, 6 cyl. $1<~ "'-' fl..tiUII<IIt .... . ,,) l •~ ~ . Keith Wit Ftnl ' 'I a.-t~Syq-•111;; '~. MMJE t ,,. . SUNDAY '' i' ~ I \ ~ ~ l SEfr' 'J'DElfl NOWl ,, '' DI0~-- 0 0100-1 TouchdDWII ,..- Na- pnnt 1'11111'11)• • -~ • . ,.. .. '·' .... ' •: . .::• ., . ' -->c · �.., . \ '• ' ' • ' ,. " .. . ' , ·.; ' . ' 'I 1,) . ·' 50 Years Ago on the River Slack Water Season Impeded Haulipg of Passenge'"s And Freight ~- ----- FALL '' .' '. ,j BY DICK 'lHOMAll FIFTY yean ago slack wator seaslll9 held up navigation on the Ohio River for days at a time and only t11e boats uf the shallowest draught could keep plying' the trades. One of the most popular was the "bat· wing" steamer which was uSEd extensively •• the smaller streams like the Big Sandy Riv· er. This olack water season im· peded both the hauling of pass· engers aud freight, and many ateamers were aground at various points awaiting a "rise" to lk>at them off. Not all boats in the late summer of 1916 were impeded by the lack of water in the chall!lel. One of the most active steam· ers 50 years ago this summer was the Reuben Dunbar. Told graphically here in a number of briel Items take!l from the River N...o in the Gallipolis • Daily Tribune are the acUvlties of the Dunbar: Sept. 8, 1911 - Low water Is en from Cincinnati to Pittaburgh. Sept. I, 1116 - The Dunbar and Ruth reached Parkersburg Thursday evening from Pittaburgh and were laid up oo a.. count of very low water In the upper Ohio River. The Dunbar was bard aground for several h•urs below Dam 18. Water was let out of the pool to flaot her off. Sept. 11, 1111 - The Dunbar arrived from Pittsburgh Sunday and Is laid up here for a few days. II is probable thai the Gree•e Lines will charter the Dunbar during the low water seasoR. Captain Mike Davia, pilot, and engineer Sike Wood brought the Dunbar down. Captaio Fred Hornbrook, one of the owners, is in charge of the packet, which had a big freight I trip from Plllsburgb on board. Government offlclalJ flooded the Dunbar dowu with two feet of water lei out of the pool abave Dam 11, The Dunbar had the Tell City's lrlp down as well as b..- m. The Dull' bar's ..w hollers are worklil& fine says engineer Wood. The Dunbar was delayed at Parkersburg three days and laid up there on account of the low stage of water. Sept. II, 1111 - The Danbar bas .• been chartered to the Greene Lines aid left Tuesday for Ciocinnatl 1.1 place of the Greenla,d. They Dunbar Is the lightest packet ol her sire 111 the Obit River. HERE are some additional items of iaterest from tbe Trl- bone's Rivar Newa of 10 years ago: Sept. 7, ltll - Caplall Bill Pay loll ol the Argand bad bis hand 8lld wrist .... iously cui at Pt. Pleasant while letting doWII the wiOOow sash In the pilot house ou the Water Queen. The wiadow stuck and In ftrciog il dewa he ran . his hsnd and wrist throogh a large pane of glass cutting it very badly. The Otto Marmet Is UDdoubt· edly laid up for a long spell. We understand that mate Kelce casey of Hemlerso• has been transferred to the Sallie Marmel and that everything loose on the lower deck has beea tsken upstairs and locked In the cabin and the engine room nailed up and a cheap watch· man has been placed Ia charge ef her with the mess room left open for him to slay in. The Queen City was unable to get over Bo•anza Bar just below Dam 31, and is laid up •t Quiacy, Ky. Sbe will be tak· en to PI,. Pleasaal llld laid up place near u sooa as there II lllllfleient water to let bar over the bar. The Slack Barrett Ia alst laid up below Dam 31 because of low water. !be etfler d11111, the Queen had 10 back doW1l 10 Quincy, Ky., and II laid up .. a deep hole. It II said lbat aeversl Umbers w..-e broken 11 the Queeo's hull at Dam J1. Bept. 8, ltll - The BtaiiiWI Bar below Portsmouth Is ,... ported to be the oballoweot place In the Ohio River between Galilpoll& Bid ClnclnoaU. The D. T. Lane on her way up for the Kanawha River was aground at the S.nanza Bar Thursday bul oucceeded 1.1 aetling off. The Greendale arrived here Thursday Dight from Clncionad and the Greenwood early lhiB morniog. The Greeqland is only coming up the riVer as far as Manehester. The Queen City reached Dam 31, Ullder coastructiol a short distance below Portsmtulh. Jl&. in& unable to gel by the shoal Sept. t, 1111 - The Greenwood, Captain Lee WUils, laid up bore all of Friday Dight, leaving thia allen- for Rantlogton where abe wiD lay over till SUnday morning. captain Willis had to l1!fuse 1100 barrels of oalt at Pomeroy because the boat could 1101 gel close onough to shore to load It oa. Sepl. 11, 1111 - Work at Dam 24 at Racine Is beiog pushed aiOBg as rapidly u possible by the Sheridan · Cook ca. Day and night crews win aooa be put oa by SUperilltendeol Hanooo Wi!Uams. The towboat Margaret owned by the Sherid8D • Cook Co. sunk for two weeks al Dam 24, River for a few DIOIIIIII•· ~ taken 10 Pilmbolrp • there is 1 rise 1M iDto hopper bargeo to lie to deliver eoa1 at Slleu.JleniJif where the Plti!!Jur8b ' ~ Coal Co. hal a Llrge ~ , Tbe "'·- Cl ,_ --•• .,..... ty '" have beea allowed Ia fm! ~ oummor with one fan.tall ti1l oH 10 lhat the engl&eer btli~w crawl out the pitman haW<tt The "'·- bleb 1.1 _;.,.... 0 11 · '""""" w ·-"1<ed to have had a colilslu '!'!"' had part of the guards toni ~ and is also said to have oevetal brtteo limbers iD her buD. All exchange says lbe Queen, 0111» the pride of the Ohio Vallq, looks black and dirty. The boat will be brought to Pl. PleasaJII as soon as then! Is a rtse mid !opt. 11, 1111 - A large fleet will be laid up there aloDJ wlllt ol Combine bargea which the City of Parkersburg, aaodr ltave heeD used 1.1 the Kanawha or Hubbard elephanl at Racine, hal beea ruded aod lOwed by !be Sea Lion II> the docb at PL Pleasant lor repaln, Tbe bOat was iDiul'td by the Clnclnlllti MulDe UJKI. erwriten. CaplaiD Gecqe Wll1011 superlllteaded the won at floating the IIWikeD oteamer while diver Ed M01re If Ciaciooatl did the Ulldenrater work. Captain Sberidao who is 1 busWog contractor, weol to the ..,... snd pushed the work along u rapidly 11 posslble. The lollowblg boats are laid up Ia the mouth of the Kanawha Riven at Pl. Pleasant: Robert P. Gilham, Charlie B...wo, City ol Parkersburg, Tacoma, Kloadike, Rellef, Plymouth, Georae Mathesoa., J. T. Hatfield and Margaret. -!' I Fall will soon be on us. So we, are Qo inq to make,room for next year's iihip ment of Hondas ... Check our listinqs of all New & Used Units in stock. ·The · Fall Sale Prices are now in effe,t. CHOOSE NOW FROM 20 New HONDAS CL 160, 160 cc 4 Speed, Scramblers, TWin ·Carbs, ,Black and Grey Two Tone. · . · price $630 CB77, 305cc 4 Speed, Electric Start, Black) Til~ super Hawk .(2- . ; price ·$745 ' . BARGAIN BUYS ON CL.77, Used Cycles 1966 DUCATI, 160 cc . IN STOCK Now Onlv $425 CB450, '450cc Honda We have two of these, one black, one blue, the blue one has w/shield, roll bars, and luggage rack and 6000 miles, the black one has wishield and 8949 milea, a lot of good fall weather rides left in the both of them, these bikes were $550 and $495. Twin carbs. on both these models. . S65,65 cc 1965 HONDA, 150 cc 4 speed, super sport '65' from HONDA, color red Now Only $350 ' ,\ • • priced $325 • • priced $350 4 speed , automatic clutch , Ihe TRAIL bike from HONDA Compact scooter, red and white , 4147 miles on this Uttle beaut, listed in the cycle blue book for $205. Hurry on this bargain. I .. CT200,90cc Now Only $150 1962 HARLEY DAVIDSON _ S90,90 cc - - - -priced $389 Now Onlv $245 4 speed, I black, I red, sharp and hot fo r single cylinder Topper motor scooter, maroon finish , not too many of these running around, be the first in your block to own an antique scooter, runs good, 2508 miles, not many of these 1113de from Harley, was $295. CA 95,150 cc - - ·priced $505 1965 MOPED 4 speed , electri c start, blac k. only one left For $50 Not going to waste many words on this little motor bike, the clutch is out of this one, parts available in Parkers· burg, come pick it up 1963 HARLEY DAVIDSON CA 160, 160cc - - ~ priced $535 At $50 4 speed, electric start, 2 red, 1 black, single carb ; DON'T WAIT FINANCE PLAN THERE IS STILL PLENTY OF HONDA DAYS (Now Thru Christmas! AND NIGHTS LEFT THIS 10% DOWN ' r! YEAR. COME IN TODAY 24 Months On Balance .,• Be One Of The Nicest People! 6% Interest ' ,, BIG SAVINGS ON ACCESSORIES incl"de1 roll ba.tt. wtndlhieldl, · lue:: gage racks, tie down straps, mirrors, us for inventDq ~~ures " .... good Aeleetion for 'Ill Honda bikes. . sad41e biJ~ light kits, too . al10 spieial pri · te& will ~all au tiret so ask for lire prieea, too .. ·' j} EDITOR'S NOTE BID WUooa, Pomeroy High grad and pitcher for the AAA SaD Diqo Padres, was sideiioed lllte last month, ohortiy alter this article was writteo, from an arterial bloct.ago ID his fell arm and will under&o ourgery, accor- to Bob King, baD dub director of public releliouo. King reports tbe caodltloa Is DOt serloaa (Simllar to Whitey Ford'o condllloa) II may have llopped him from being called up to the PhBIIe•. Wilson bas been oeut to lAI• Aageles to Dr. Robert Kerlaa, the DtJd. 1er1' tea,m pbyslciaD, who worked OD Sallllf Koufu. OPEB 7:30 .·,:. ,.,~v~1H~ .s~U-DAY PIMIE. . 9,,.~.1,$.1 or 52 I. INGS HONDA RA l • 11 I 'L ~ . -···· ... r t' ·-"'• ' ' liMn• ~ ~ ---~· · ... ....., ... ~ = .. -_, . .,_ , I ____ .. _ .,._......, _,_..,. .............. ... ~ _, . ..... . ... ....... . . ... ......... _. ......... . ... was not te be as the next batter grounded out. He .did set the next one down iD stnkes and ended the game with 11 st~ik~ outs. Wilson was not always a re· liefer. I• fact, as a high school athlete, he was a three · sport star with football his favorite lrom among baseball, basketball and football. On the dl• mood, he played third base aad was a quarterback on the grid· iron. Alter high school, he went to Marshall Umversity in HuoUng· ton, West VIrginia, ou a football scholarship a•d played both quarterback anf hallback 01 the frosh team. He hurt his arm during his freshman year and had to have aa operation with the doctor sayiDg lbat he could never play baseball again. This was aD apparent chal· lenge to Wilson. He ~rked on t:ns ar~ fer the next SIX months and Signed a baseball contract ~ith John Ogden of the Phil· hes the followmg summer. . He was sent to Bakersfield of the California State League in 1962 and compiled a 7·JO record as a sl31'ler. The follow· ing season, with Bakersfield again •. Wils?n had ~ &-2 record desplle bemg sidelmed from June through the end of the sea!len with a tern shoulder muscle. In 1964, he started with Chattanooga of the Southern and tbe1 was sent Ill the Padre star. "I was oeal to the bullpen and remaio<id there. "I would rather be 1 relief· er ROW," adds Wilton. ul cloo't think my arm 18 atrq euougb to go nine ltiDings. l!esldes, relief work ill more of a cha~ lenge. 1 gel more out of oavinl 8 game thai wiJlning ene." Wilson may DDt tbiak bis arm can work nine ioDiJJgB but Manager Lucchesi appareoiiJ doea not agree. "During 1 game, Augus! 16, at Tulsa, •tarliDI pilclr'' er Bo Belinsky was nick~ .lor sir nms Ia the llnlt ..jtuiluc w1thout rellriJig UYbodf; Lucchesi weal 10 lhe tioj!lpett and selected hJt liar . . . . . Wilsoo worked all DiDe .lliVnga. giving up bot ~ hils ·• · and three 111118 while otrll<ing out lea Oilers. . He also helped biB OWII cause at the plate by hiltlog, a, double 8lld two llingleo in •It' al l>sll aod kuockiog ID tw• tm to lead a come-frtm,-behlnd.. lll-9, win. ove~ lh~ Tulsans. Wilson s wife, Catherine, 8lld their two-year-old daughter, Kimberley, are spending the ~er iB san Diego while Bill JS w1th the Padres. · Asked whether he Ukes cltie1 the size of San Dleg~. (over 500,000) , Wilson said, Yes, but I could also eajoy a Iarg..city.'.' Philadelphia maybe! The wa.1 Bill is goio., It will 11111 be toi long belore he makes tbe lrek East · Dateline: I of one ·. BY DICK THOMAS Eugene of the Northwest loop where be started IZ games ancl bad a 1-6 sesson mark. After working as a otarlloi moundsman his first three seawns, Wilson became a relief· er in 1965 witb Chatumooga. "It just worked out that way Gallia spent most of the workouts with the was only able to pitch a Iota! of three iDnings. In hill first eight games, worked 12 Innings and gave up 11 earned runs for an 8.25 GEORGE Wil~n, 35, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart WilE.RA. He was relegated. to beson, Sr., Gallipolis, is vocal music Instructor at Ing number three reiiefer .. be- Wilmington Higb school in CUnton county. WUmiDRhind veteran . Ed Roebuck and .. · ,ton, located 44 miles from Cincinnati, upcoming Joh~ Morris. is a .consolidated comprehensive plant were sent up ta the Phillies at · with about 1,000 pupils in the upper mid·season. four grades. "Besidts the lack ef Spring • work, I think I was trying to WILSON, who sba,red the GAHS muoverdo myself and was proba· s.ic key wtth Barbara ClrdweU Epbly trying. to itnpre.s some~ ling in 1949, Is a graduate of Ohio body," reflects Wilson. "L a)llil · State University witb a Masters IJe. think I lacked confidence." ct · gree. On SUilday, Aug. 28, a letter auThe turning point came · : " thor~ by the former Galllpolltan apIng the Padres' flnt road jlearg_d on the edltorlal page of the Columbua Dlspitcb• In early May. It read: .1 41 ) won two games ag•dnst Oklahoma City Ill relief. were both wllhiD a ~ · da,·IOidq period. I lhiok · ihis aave · 'ihe; ft4!11or: . the confidotJce I needed." May t, Mlpoger Lu<cheot went 'to tbe J!OII for 'wl)O · wllb IN OUR TOWN SAM NEAL, staff annoftncer, WSAZ·TV, Channel finally caught up with me Wednesday afternoon, and bought my old poverty stricken Appalachia buddy that of coffee he's been talking about. WE WENT up to Jack Hackworth 's White Palace, little restaurant above the Libby Hotel, and had cofM"nroe "Rosie'' Gatewood and BiU Quickel, Oblo Bell Telephone, came in before we left. league record is eight) bul it whea 1 reperted 1o oamp," saya SAN DIEGO, Calif. _ Wiloon today is the best league prospect we have," San Diego Padre general ager Eddie Leishman about · liar relief pitcher. WUso1, a nallve of Pomeroy and son of Mr. and Mrs. Will· ard Wilson, R.D. 3 Pomeroy, Is curre•lly making great strides toward a major league shot with the Philadelphia Phil· lies. Right now though, the 23 • year-old righthander is concert-!rating on making bis initial season. iD Triple·A baseball a wmnmg one. The Padres longtime mem· bers of the ' Pacific coast League, signed 8 one-year af· filiatioa contract with the Phi)· lies last Winter and received the top farmhands from operati~. · After 8 slow start in Sprlng due tea lack of sun action Wilson currently 8 1>5 ....,.;rd while working games iR relief. Through of August 16, the 6-2, bullpen artisl has Innings and has yielded but op ~ HI& final workout for May came at Tacoma when he struck out six straight Cub hat· ler:l and set down 15 straight over five and one-third inniogs. He almost atlajned Pacific Coast League immortality with his six consecutive fans (I he • 2!!1 c;,, discount un all accessorie~ ourchased between now and Tbanla:givi.Dg . . . tMs . all dresS· up matenal&, turn siB· nal kit&, helmets, .8oUiet1 ask ,. ~.( Bill Wilson Rated Top Major League Prospect earned runs for a bristling 19 earned run average. His early-season record not always that good. 165 cc, all white, rough and ready, runs o.k. a steal •I ,' ·' ~ ' Electric starter, 4 speed trans., all black, 8837 miles, looks a Utile rough, but runs Uke a new one, w.as $395 ,. • ptice $1060 1965 HONDA, 160 cc _ Now only $495 & $450 . I , 4Speed, Electri~Start, Tile $1ggest Yet h~m Electric starter, 4 speed, only 1263 miles on this all white bike, traded in for a bigger machine. very, very , nice, was $450. ' 1 :t Red-1 Black) Now Only $425 1962 ALL STATE, 125 cc _ 1 4 Speed, The Hot Scrambler, '~Win · Carbs Monza Jr., only 416 miles on this black beauty, bought . new only 30 days ago and traded in on a new HONDA before the 500 mile service was done, was $475: 1966 HONDA, 150 cc ,; The Sunday Tlm...S.ntinel, Sunday, Sept. 11, 1966-5 • • • • • ON THE way back to the fice, Sam and I ran 1n t Jobn K. Allen. Cuiumbus and Southern Ohio Electric . Co. - - - ----- year. Columbus. I HAPPENED to see Nick Baseo, former oews clireclor TV.J the other night on TV-6. Basso was at HwltiDgtoln before Bos JoltnsH, and R. Heiskell, originator of Corn Cob Pipe Club. By the way, JuRior Wilson and I both mlssed the Corn Cob Clobbers' Orst amJUal picnic a couple of Sundays ogo. We'll probably be "piped" out 1f the r i,Jb. _ __ THE CLASS AA 8outben League finished up thio past Wednesday night but 1 donl have final statistics oa former Gallipolis Little Leaguer Da.. Roberts. The Asheville Tourials, last time I heard, were sewa and a half games out of llnlt place behind the Mobile Warri&rs. I ON SEPT. 2 Dave defeated Macon $-4, went nU. ionings, allowed eight h I i a, walked three and straek out seven to bring bis season's rileord to 13-5. He'a pitched 181 innings, allowed 145 hits, stNck out 152 and walked 59 for an earned run average o1 aroJliiCI 2.56. ' CHARLIE said his brothers the Southwestern school hoard, called me the other evening to poiDt out it was his brothers, Don and Dick Carter, who pull· ed th• five members of the Columbus family out of the river last Saturday night after their BOB Terrell, sports director eabin cruiser was crushed ta for the Asheville Citizen.. Times,. "smithereens" by barges of a wrote: towboat at the park front. BILL WILSON \ r THE WffiTE SOX will be back otroog next year with 11 returning veterans, includin& Jimmy Noe, Junior Jamison, Ricky Boone and Jeff Lewil, all back f.; their third and last year. Seveo others will be back for their second year II JohD. say• his ":'•· Steve, 18 a~ bout to be mamed. Sam and Steve used to work at WJEH Radio. Ste.. is now on televl· lioa . You might see him so~e llight .... the cable if you re watchlllg WTVN, Channel 6, the circuit. 1 �.., . \ '• ' ' • ' ,. " .. . ' , ·.; ' . ' 'I 1,) . ·' 50 Years Ago on the River Slack Water Season Impeded Haulipg of Passenge'"s And Freight ~- ----- FALL '' .' '. ,j BY DICK 'lHOMAll FIFTY yean ago slack wator seaslll9 held up navigation on the Ohio River for days at a time and only t11e boats uf the shallowest draught could keep plying' the trades. One of the most popular was the "bat· wing" steamer which was uSEd extensively •• the smaller streams like the Big Sandy Riv· er. This olack water season im· peded both the hauling of pass· engers aud freight, and many ateamers were aground at various points awaiting a "rise" to lk>at them off. Not all boats in the late summer of 1916 were impeded by the lack of water in the chall!lel. One of the most active steam· ers 50 years ago this summer was the Reuben Dunbar. Told graphically here in a number of briel Items take!l from the River N...o in the Gallipolis • Daily Tribune are the acUvlties of the Dunbar: Sept. 8, 1911 - Low water Is en from Cincinnati to Pittaburgh. Sept. I, 1116 - The Dunbar and Ruth reached Parkersburg Thursday evening from Pittaburgh and were laid up oo a.. count of very low water In the upper Ohio River. The Dunbar was bard aground for several h•urs below Dam 18. Water was let out of the pool to flaot her off. Sept. 11, 1111 - The Dunbar arrived from Pittsburgh Sunday and Is laid up here for a few days. II is probable thai the Gree•e Lines will charter the Dunbar during the low water seasoR. Captain Mike Davia, pilot, and engineer Sike Wood brought the Dunbar down. Captaio Fred Hornbrook, one of the owners, is in charge of the packet, which had a big freight I trip from Plllsburgb on board. Government offlclalJ flooded the Dunbar dowu with two feet of water lei out of the pool abave Dam 11, The Dunbar had the Tell City's lrlp down as well as b..- m. The Dull' bar's ..w hollers are worklil& fine says engineer Wood. The Dunbar was delayed at Parkersburg three days and laid up there on account of the low stage of water. Sept. II, 1111 - The Danbar bas .• been chartered to the Greene Lines aid left Tuesday for Ciocinnatl 1.1 place of the Greenla,d. They Dunbar Is the lightest packet ol her sire 111 the Obit River. HERE are some additional items of iaterest from tbe Trl- bone's Rivar Newa of 10 years ago: Sept. 7, ltll - Caplall Bill Pay loll ol the Argand bad bis hand 8lld wrist .... iously cui at Pt. Pleasant while letting doWII the wiOOow sash In the pilot house ou the Water Queen. The wiadow stuck and In ftrciog il dewa he ran . his hsnd and wrist throogh a large pane of glass cutting it very badly. The Otto Marmet Is UDdoubt· edly laid up for a long spell. We understand that mate Kelce casey of Hemlerso• has been transferred to the Sallie Marmel and that everything loose on the lower deck has beea tsken upstairs and locked In the cabin and the engine room nailed up and a cheap watch· man has been placed Ia charge ef her with the mess room left open for him to slay in. The Queen City was unable to get over Bo•anza Bar just below Dam 31, and is laid up •t Quiacy, Ky. Sbe will be tak· en to PI,. Pleasaal llld laid up place near u sooa as there II lllllfleient water to let bar over the bar. The Slack Barrett Ia alst laid up below Dam 31 because of low water. !be etfler d11111, the Queen had 10 back doW1l 10 Quincy, Ky., and II laid up .. a deep hole. It II said lbat aeversl Umbers w..-e broken 11 the Queeo's hull at Dam J1. Bept. 8, ltll - The BtaiiiWI Bar below Portsmouth Is ,... ported to be the oballoweot place In the Ohio River between Galilpoll& Bid ClnclnoaU. The D. T. Lane on her way up for the Kanawha River was aground at the S.nanza Bar Thursday bul oucceeded 1.1 aetling off. The Greendale arrived here Thursday Dight from Clncionad and the Greenwood early lhiB morniog. The Greeqland is only coming up the riVer as far as Manehester. The Queen City reached Dam 31, Ullder coastructiol a short distance below Portsmtulh. Jl&. in& unable to gel by the shoal Sept. t, 1111 - The Greenwood, Captain Lee WUils, laid up bore all of Friday Dight, leaving thia allen- for Rantlogton where abe wiD lay over till SUnday morning. captain Willis had to l1!fuse 1100 barrels of oalt at Pomeroy because the boat could 1101 gel close onough to shore to load It oa. Sepl. 11, 1111 - Work at Dam 24 at Racine Is beiog pushed aiOBg as rapidly u possible by the Sheridan · Cook ca. Day and night crews win aooa be put oa by SUperilltendeol Hanooo Wi!Uams. The towboat Margaret owned by the Sherid8D • Cook Co. sunk for two weeks al Dam 24, River for a few DIOIIIIII•· ~ taken 10 Pilmbolrp • there is 1 rise 1M iDto hopper bargeo to lie to deliver eoa1 at Slleu.JleniJif where the Plti!!Jur8b ' ~ Coal Co. hal a Llrge ~ , Tbe "'·- Cl ,_ --•• .,..... ty '" have beea allowed Ia fm! ~ oummor with one fan.tall ti1l oH 10 lhat the engl&eer btli~w crawl out the pitman haW<tt The "'·- bleb 1.1 _;.,.... 0 11 · '""""" w ·-"1<ed to have had a colilslu '!'!"' had part of the guards toni ~ and is also said to have oevetal brtteo limbers iD her buD. All exchange says lbe Queen, 0111» the pride of the Ohio Vallq, looks black and dirty. The boat will be brought to Pl. PleasaJII as soon as then! Is a rtse mid !opt. 11, 1111 - A large fleet will be laid up there aloDJ wlllt ol Combine bargea which the City of Parkersburg, aaodr ltave heeD used 1.1 the Kanawha or Hubbard elephanl at Racine, hal beea ruded aod lOwed by !be Sea Lion II> the docb at PL Pleasant lor repaln, Tbe bOat was iDiul'td by the Clnclnlllti MulDe UJKI. erwriten. CaplaiD Gecqe Wll1011 superlllteaded the won at floating the IIWikeD oteamer while diver Ed M01re If Ciaciooatl did the Ulldenrater work. Captain Sberidao who is 1 busWog contractor, weol to the ..,... snd pushed the work along u rapidly 11 posslble. The lollowblg boats are laid up Ia the mouth of the Kanawha Riven at Pl. Pleasant: Robert P. Gilham, Charlie B...wo, City ol Parkersburg, Tacoma, Kloadike, Rellef, Plymouth, Georae Mathesoa., J. T. Hatfield and Margaret. -!' I Fall will soon be on us. So we, are Qo inq to make,room for next year's iihip ment of Hondas ... Check our listinqs of all New & Used Units in stock. ·The · Fall Sale Prices are now in effe,t. CHOOSE NOW FROM 20 New HONDAS CL 160, 160 cc 4 Speed, Scramblers, TWin ·Carbs, ,Black and Grey Two Tone. · . · price $630 CB77, 305cc 4 Speed, Electric Start, Black) Til~ super Hawk .(2- . ; price ·$745 ' . BARGAIN BUYS ON CL.77, Used Cycles 1966 DUCATI, 160 cc . IN STOCK Now Onlv $425 CB450, '450cc Honda We have two of these, one black, one blue, the blue one has w/shield, roll bars, and luggage rack and 6000 miles, the black one has wishield and 8949 milea, a lot of good fall weather rides left in the both of them, these bikes were $550 and $495. Twin carbs. on both these models. . S65,65 cc 1965 HONDA, 150 cc 4 speed, super sport '65' from HONDA, color red Now Only $350 ' ,\ • • priced $325 • • priced $350 4 speed , automatic clutch , Ihe TRAIL bike from HONDA Compact scooter, red and white , 4147 miles on this Uttle beaut, listed in the cycle blue book for $205. Hurry on this bargain. I .. CT200,90cc Now Only $150 1962 HARLEY DAVIDSON _ S90,90 cc - - - -priced $389 Now Onlv $245 4 speed, I black, I red, sharp and hot fo r single cylinder Topper motor scooter, maroon finish , not too many of these running around, be the first in your block to own an antique scooter, runs good, 2508 miles, not many of these 1113de from Harley, was $295. CA 95,150 cc - - ·priced $505 1965 MOPED 4 speed , electri c start, blac k. only one left For $50 Not going to waste many words on this little motor bike, the clutch is out of this one, parts available in Parkers· burg, come pick it up 1963 HARLEY DAVIDSON CA 160, 160cc - - ~ priced $535 At $50 4 speed, electric start, 2 red, 1 black, single carb ; DON'T WAIT FINANCE PLAN THERE IS STILL PLENTY OF HONDA DAYS (Now Thru Christmas! AND NIGHTS LEFT THIS 10% DOWN ' r! YEAR. COME IN TODAY 24 Months On Balance .,• Be One Of The Nicest People! 6% Interest ' ,, BIG SAVINGS ON ACCESSORIES incl"de1 roll ba.tt. wtndlhieldl, · lue:: gage racks, tie down straps, mirrors, us for inventDq ~~ures " .... good Aeleetion for 'Ill Honda bikes. . sad41e biJ~ light kits, too . al10 spieial pri · te& will ~all au tiret so ask for lire prieea, too .. ·' j} EDITOR'S NOTE BID WUooa, Pomeroy High grad and pitcher for the AAA SaD Diqo Padres, was sideiioed lllte last month, ohortiy alter this article was writteo, from an arterial bloct.ago ID his fell arm and will under&o ourgery, accor- to Bob King, baD dub director of public releliouo. King reports tbe caodltloa Is DOt serloaa (Simllar to Whitey Ford'o condllloa) II may have llopped him from being called up to the PhBIIe•. Wilson bas been oeut to lAI• Aageles to Dr. Robert Kerlaa, the DtJd. 1er1' tea,m pbyslciaD, who worked OD Sallllf Koufu. OPEB 7:30 .·,:. ,.,~v~1H~ .s~U-DAY PIMIE. . 9,,.~.1,$.1 or 52 I. INGS HONDA RA l • 11 I 'L ~ . -···· ... r t' ·-"'• ' ' liMn• ~ ~ ---~· · ... ....., ... ~ = .. -_, . .,_ , I ____ .. _ .,._......, _,_..,. .............. ... ~ _, . ..... . ... ....... . . ... ......... _. ......... . ... was not te be as the next batter grounded out. He .did set the next one down iD stnkes and ended the game with 11 st~ik~ outs. Wilson was not always a re· liefer. I• fact, as a high school athlete, he was a three · sport star with football his favorite lrom among baseball, basketball and football. On the dl• mood, he played third base aad was a quarterback on the grid· iron. Alter high school, he went to Marshall Umversity in HuoUng· ton, West VIrginia, ou a football scholarship a•d played both quarterback anf hallback 01 the frosh team. He hurt his arm during his freshman year and had to have aa operation with the doctor sayiDg lbat he could never play baseball again. This was aD apparent chal· lenge to Wilson. He ~rked on t:ns ar~ fer the next SIX months and Signed a baseball contract ~ith John Ogden of the Phil· hes the followmg summer. . He was sent to Bakersfield of the California State League in 1962 and compiled a 7·JO record as a sl31'ler. The follow· ing season, with Bakersfield again •. Wils?n had ~ &-2 record desplle bemg sidelmed from June through the end of the sea!len with a tern shoulder muscle. In 1964, he started with Chattanooga of the Southern and tbe1 was sent Ill the Padre star. "I was oeal to the bullpen and remaio<id there. "I would rather be 1 relief· er ROW," adds Wilton. ul cloo't think my arm 18 atrq euougb to go nine ltiDings. l!esldes, relief work ill more of a cha~ lenge. 1 gel more out of oavinl 8 game thai wiJlning ene." Wilson may DDt tbiak bis arm can work nine ioDiJJgB but Manager Lucchesi appareoiiJ doea not agree. "During 1 game, Augus! 16, at Tulsa, •tarliDI pilclr'' er Bo Belinsky was nick~ .lor sir nms Ia the llnlt ..jtuiluc w1thout rellriJig UYbodf; Lucchesi weal 10 lhe tioj!lpett and selected hJt liar . . . . . Wilsoo worked all DiDe .lliVnga. giving up bot ~ hils ·• · and three 111118 while otrll<ing out lea Oilers. . He also helped biB OWII cause at the plate by hiltlog, a, double 8lld two llingleo in •It' al l>sll aod kuockiog ID tw• tm to lead a come-frtm,-behlnd.. lll-9, win. ove~ lh~ Tulsans. Wilson s wife, Catherine, 8lld their two-year-old daughter, Kimberley, are spending the ~er iB san Diego while Bill JS w1th the Padres. · Asked whether he Ukes cltie1 the size of San Dleg~. (over 500,000) , Wilson said, Yes, but I could also eajoy a Iarg..city.'.' Philadelphia maybe! The wa.1 Bill is goio., It will 11111 be toi long belore he makes tbe lrek East · Dateline: I of one ·. BY DICK THOMAS Eugene of the Northwest loop where be started IZ games ancl bad a 1-6 sesson mark. After working as a otarlloi moundsman his first three seawns, Wilson became a relief· er in 1965 witb Chatumooga. "It just worked out that way Gallia spent most of the workouts with the was only able to pitch a Iota! of three iDnings. In hill first eight games, worked 12 Innings and gave up 11 earned runs for an 8.25 GEORGE Wil~n, 35, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart WilE.RA. He was relegated. to beson, Sr., Gallipolis, is vocal music Instructor at Ing number three reiiefer .. be- Wilmington Higb school in CUnton county. WUmiDRhind veteran . Ed Roebuck and .. · ,ton, located 44 miles from Cincinnati, upcoming Joh~ Morris. is a .consolidated comprehensive plant were sent up ta the Phillies at · with about 1,000 pupils in the upper mid·season. four grades. "Besidts the lack ef Spring • work, I think I was trying to WILSON, who sba,red the GAHS muoverdo myself and was proba· s.ic key wtth Barbara ClrdweU Epbly trying. to itnpre.s some~ ling in 1949, Is a graduate of Ohio body," reflects Wilson. "L a)llil · State University witb a Masters IJe. think I lacked confidence." ct · gree. On SUilday, Aug. 28, a letter auThe turning point came · : " thor~ by the former Galllpolltan apIng the Padres' flnt road jlearg_d on the edltorlal page of the Columbua Dlspitcb• In early May. It read: .1 41 ) won two games ag•dnst Oklahoma City Ill relief. were both wllhiD a ~ · da,·IOidq period. I lhiok · ihis aave · 'ihe; ft4!11or: . the confidotJce I needed." May t, Mlpoger Lu<cheot went 'to tbe J!OII for 'wl)O · wllb IN OUR TOWN SAM NEAL, staff annoftncer, WSAZ·TV, Channel finally caught up with me Wednesday afternoon, and bought my old poverty stricken Appalachia buddy that of coffee he's been talking about. WE WENT up to Jack Hackworth 's White Palace, little restaurant above the Libby Hotel, and had cofM"nroe "Rosie'' Gatewood and BiU Quickel, Oblo Bell Telephone, came in before we left. league record is eight) bul it whea 1 reperted 1o oamp," saya SAN DIEGO, Calif. _ Wiloon today is the best league prospect we have," San Diego Padre general ager Eddie Leishman about · liar relief pitcher. WUso1, a nallve of Pomeroy and son of Mr. and Mrs. Will· ard Wilson, R.D. 3 Pomeroy, Is curre•lly making great strides toward a major league shot with the Philadelphia Phil· lies. Right now though, the 23 • year-old righthander is concert-!rating on making bis initial season. iD Triple·A baseball a wmnmg one. The Padres longtime mem· bers of the ' Pacific coast League, signed 8 one-year af· filiatioa contract with the Phi)· lies last Winter and received the top farmhands from operati~. · After 8 slow start in Sprlng due tea lack of sun action Wilson currently 8 1>5 ....,.;rd while working games iR relief. Through of August 16, the 6-2, bullpen artisl has Innings and has yielded but op ~ HI& final workout for May came at Tacoma when he struck out six straight Cub hat· ler:l and set down 15 straight over five and one-third inniogs. He almost atlajned Pacific Coast League immortality with his six consecutive fans (I he • 2!!1 c;,, discount un all accessorie~ ourchased between now and Tbanla:givi.Dg . . . tMs . all dresS· up matenal&, turn siB· nal kit&, helmets, .8oUiet1 ask ,. ~.( Bill Wilson Rated Top Major League Prospect earned runs for a bristling 19 earned run average. His early-season record not always that good. 165 cc, all white, rough and ready, runs o.k. a steal •I ,' ·' ~ ' Electric starter, 4 speed trans., all black, 8837 miles, looks a Utile rough, but runs Uke a new one, w.as $395 ,. • ptice $1060 1965 HONDA, 160 cc _ Now only $495 & $450 . I , 4Speed, Electri~Start, Tile $1ggest Yet h~m Electric starter, 4 speed, only 1263 miles on this all white bike, traded in for a bigger machine. very, very , nice, was $450. ' 1 :t Red-1 Black) Now Only $425 1962 ALL STATE, 125 cc _ 1 4 Speed, The Hot Scrambler, '~Win · Carbs Monza Jr., only 416 miles on this black beauty, bought . new only 30 days ago and traded in on a new HONDA before the 500 mile service was done, was $475: 1966 HONDA, 150 cc ,; The Sunday Tlm...S.ntinel, Sunday, Sept. 11, 1966-5 • • • • • ON THE way back to the fice, Sam and I ran 1n t Jobn K. Allen. Cuiumbus and Southern Ohio Electric . Co. - - - ----- year. Columbus. I HAPPENED to see Nick Baseo, former oews clireclor TV.J the other night on TV-6. Basso was at HwltiDgtoln before Bos JoltnsH, and R. Heiskell, originator of Corn Cob Pipe Club. By the way, JuRior Wilson and I both mlssed the Corn Cob Clobbers' Orst amJUal picnic a couple of Sundays ogo. We'll probably be "piped" out 1f the r i,Jb. _ __ THE CLASS AA 8outben League finished up thio past Wednesday night but 1 donl have final statistics oa former Gallipolis Little Leaguer Da.. Roberts. The Asheville Tourials, last time I heard, were sewa and a half games out of llnlt place behind the Mobile Warri&rs. I ON SEPT. 2 Dave defeated Macon $-4, went nU. ionings, allowed eight h I i a, walked three and straek out seven to bring bis season's rileord to 13-5. He'a pitched 181 innings, allowed 145 hits, stNck out 152 and walked 59 for an earned run average o1 aroJliiCI 2.56. ' CHARLIE said his brothers the Southwestern school hoard, called me the other evening to poiDt out it was his brothers, Don and Dick Carter, who pull· ed th• five members of the Columbus family out of the river last Saturday night after their BOB Terrell, sports director eabin cruiser was crushed ta for the Asheville Citizen.. Times,. "smithereens" by barges of a wrote: towboat at the park front. BILL WILSON \ r THE WffiTE SOX will be back otroog next year with 11 returning veterans, includin& Jimmy Noe, Junior Jamison, Ricky Boone and Jeff Lewil, all back f.; their third and last year. Seveo others will be back for their second year II JohD. say• his ":'•· Steve, 18 a~ bout to be mamed. Sam and Steve used to work at WJEH Radio. Ste.. is now on televl· lioa . You might see him so~e llight .... the cable if you re watchlllg WTVN, Channel 6, the circuit. 1 �. .,.' } ")'.. :..J. ' .. . , . /' Ibis son. At the 11•••ai' tliili aaly !be liJIPI!I'. It or 'II I* cent of the tan;.-. are nadl 1q Ibis gal), bat tbll II 1 JNJ' Bible goal wilb proper manap Based.~n ·Knowledge , ,, Capabilities i~%~ ~~lb~ :;: level of corn production ,. 410 . bushels per acre, but with bet· C. E. '!'he lmporlaDI p.n a 1011 s o II clasalllcaUoo prcllfiiD plied. ter managemellt this cau be up Coul7 lll Jeri 11 to be 11111'11 that tba wbdl Ia lllldlr way Ill Oblo. tc) Appropriate llllap prao- to 90 bushels per acre AJricalllft ·' llllllpie reprt&enla Wblle Mtlp Cowlty aon. have llce1, lncludfD& the proper lime · A lalowled&e of soil Cljlabill- tba aru to be lelted. · 1101 been claslllled 1DaDJ of of plowlni, 'le"'"nl and ' weed Similar increases can be s& lies and of orop requlremeall you cousJder thai a amall one- the IOila llavw beeJI mapped -trol should be adapted to 1 cured in the prnduclion of ha' Ia the baall for a .-slul half pint aample may lhrou8b the tedmletans of the conditions and the crop lfOR. on the DeKalk soil, the averfarm productlon. aeMral million pounda of Couser vaUm Service. (d) The ferllllty level and age yield UJted Is 2.5 tons ..... _..., abould ._ II- per acre, where with beller II becomes Jncreuluily Eacb ''"" Two very bnportanlloola are portanlto be sure that the · ooopera._ 1armer 111 pH 01 w.. "'"' · "" op man ement this could averagt the Melco Soll Colllervall"1' DJa. mum fur tbe crop being lfDWD. out 3 toni. WellsJoo, orf tbe av.uable 10 Meigs area flflllo pie .II taken !rom at Jeul era 1D securing Ibis produellon. teen or more places In can _.. • 101111 map Minor elementl that are otber band In lbe iVerage proOne, of cour.., Is the ooll test field thoroUJhly mlsed, a farm liviD& the 1011 eel mnat be applied. duefion 1s '3 tons Wbertas the ol eaoh major field on the t~wu'lbe one-half plot, tbe olope, and the- (e)Tbnelloeuofalltbefarmlhlgh roduclloo 'could be U farm. This soil testina prog· from this fll)sture. operal1011 lnOuenclDI producUon 1 tons bay ram, avallable thrOUJh the Anolber bnportanl part This prnducUvll;y be overe~pbali!ed.: · County E1teosion Office - and the .aampllng of tbe lOll 11 oo !be anD Practloos must be timely sn /)1 our all~vlal ODd lerrll:t lhrOUib the A&rtcullural Stabll· 14 Ibis 1s 1 pasture field" lllat bas beea thai lbey will mate tbe great· 10Us aloDI the Ohio River and lzaUon and ConservaUon Serv· iDU sample should be and on oorrelallnt contrlbuUon toward e!Oot- stream• the production level ices program, gives farmers the only to depth of three wllb ·abnllar soJia. ent prnductlon. I can be considerably higher. One opporluDity to determine if lbey because lbiJ 11 the area Thi1 CUide states In lis In Considering some of lbeae l soil type whlcb we have .I! are moving upward on the lev· will be treated and 1n paragraph that specific lOlls thai are bnport- Hunllngton, the average yield el of ooU fertility, boldiUI their moat ol the root growth agriculture acblevee 1111 to Meigs Couety people we level on corn for lbiJ aoll II .:lban . HAY MAKING DEMONSTRATION - F~~rmi ~~~~~~ t at 20·manufacturers will be seen in field Ohio own, or, moving downward. occur. productlm by 1......-JDc 1 b are clessed ID Soil Region VU. 70 bushels per acre, but with State Farm Science Review, Sept. 21·23. On hand to more 50 acres Regulating the nutrient 1up. 11 however, the sample per unit coe1 ol prnducts pro. Our soils are derived from a hllh level of management and ef hay will be mowers, rakes, windrowers, balers, bale throwers and choppers ply In !be soil is a major con· from a crop field, then 1h duced. To lower tbeae 00111, sandaJooe, Umestone, and ahale productivity can be 110 bushels "!'!!presenting every major manufacturer. Also featured will be equipment htl!· cern for !bose Interested ID sample should be taken to fanner should evaluate the residual so~. Inconsl~e~g De per acre. Hay on thla soli, the 'testing 200 acres of corn in 40, 30 and 20·1nch rows; and SO acres of soybeans m efficient crop producUon. Soil depth of the plow layer, whlob ductlve eapaclty ol hla Kalk (Muakingum) ~ill, they average Is 3.5 tons per acre, ·so and 7·inch rows. Other action exhibits include stalk chop,P-ing, grain drying tests provides 1 farmer wilb will reeetve tbe treabnent and resources. Alter he had Usted !be average y1elds of and the high Is 5 tons per acre. 11nd silo filling. After harvesting, the land will be plowed un•er In demonstt:a· information about the lerllllty in whicb most of !be mol Ibis, be should lake steps com, with averege manageAny farmers or others Inter· ., lions. The Farm Science Review is located next to tbe Ohio State University Air· level of hJa soil and the Jertlllz· growth will occur. reach maximum yields al the men!, ao 55 bll8bels per acre. ested In more delaUB on Ibis port in northwest Franklin County. er ODd Ume pracllces oecn.ary Another bnportant guide to lowest posalble cost Thus he It Is )>OIIIlble under good m- ProducUvlty Guide, may secure lor mutmum crop production. aas1s1 farmers Ia 1 rer.eat sbould pill lnereased llnaoclal agement conditions to average a copy ol the buDetln by eonCoals of the olandard lOll Jeaae entitled returns and more profll." Ill • buabe!J per acre of corn 011 taciiDI the Eztenalon Office. tesll whJcb coven Ph. Ume Guide for Ohio Solll," this this producllvlly guide the esde!lclt, Phospborue, potassium, bulletin 476, publflbed by the tablls~ ~ds level for two organic matter and .olor and Cooperative EIIenalon Servlee, ea•nes. average Y I e I d lblure, is fl.25, per sampJ-. at Ohio State University and level" and ''hllil yield level." Ill addition specialized tesll available lhroulh the The averot~e yield level reproBy Bryson _R . • Carter l'lo 1·og rotallllinc dflctnc acres of corn will demooalrate are avalla~ on bases and Ez1ensl011 Olflce. Thla produo- senIs the level of producllma et" ~ 10'. It·~ a m ' · 2·30 : nine different Iilla~ practices. tbree minor elemeull. llvlly guide It based 011 the on soDs where aU prnducers of Co -1 A-t • .., · ~· • •·- • .._.... '· -- · ·• · . •- a apecfllc crop - . Involved. Muy Acllvltlea For Womea A& The hiSb ylelcllevel represents Fsrmers may watcb machin· 4 p. m. II}'. from more than 20 manu· Aerial application ol fertruzer 1111 Farm llcleDCO Review tbe top level of aooompllsb· 1 NEW 3 HP SABRE TILLER lalllurers at work In !be llelds - 1:15 • 1:36 a. m. . The ~ Farm ScJeoce Rement by 10 to 15 per cenJ of the US Engine, R~gular 129.00 of. the Farm Science Rmew, The Farm Science Review IS vii!W l!lll jut for mea, '1'ller. farmm prnduclng • particular ' . 61!1>l. 21·23. located on 460 ·acres of ground are many ezblbill of lllleresl crop. Both values are avCLOSEOUT, 90.00 80 More than 200 acres ol com ndjacent to the Ohio Slate UDI· to bomemaken. . erage of at least five yea,.• 1--20" HOMKO MOWER 111' 20, i10 and 40-inc& rows will versity Airport - (Don Scott The Obi State Vnlverslty WASHINGTON (UPI) - The prnduclion of SIU ::~~ ~~~ ... ular 14.95 - - - - CLOSEOUT, 71.00 W''barvested (or grain or sil· Field) - In OOI'I!Iwest Frank· School ol J!<wwlrnlcs •- acal.. which have been welflb- poUDda of butter, down U MtaJDinl ldgb yield level• Is 1 g>·. Machines also will har· lin County. biblt will feature 1 aeries of inl against tbe dairy farmer cenllrom 1965. The IM6 the adoption of the I-WHEELBARROW 011 vest 40 acres of bay and plow Now Features of ~ INe PrDifiiiUS llbowlng bow "Sci· are •larllnl to lip lbe other of 1101.3 milllnn poUDda wu pra<:tlces: ...ular 9.98 - - - - - CLOSEOut,7.85 mote than 100 acres of crop· F"llli Scleaco ~lew ence Serves OIUo Families." Ia way. per cent under the L The land must be adapted ' I YARD CARRY CART lanll. The 19811 Farm Science He- addition lbe WOSU radio AI a general rule when beef :re~r. adaptable to the crop CLOSEOUT, 5.25 br addition to the field work, view . will include several new shows "Home '11me" and "Mer· cattle price1 10 up 'more farm· Farm pn. E!Dclent prnduo- R'flula'r -6.95 tisilm:s may see . demonstra· ezhib11J and de!"onst~~Uons. idlan," featuring MarllyD Ma- ors a1ar1 movlq cows to A oludy hlgb yield Joy. I LAWN FERTILIZER SPRIADER 1 lions m stalk chopp1?g, silo fill· For the _lrsl lime VISitors will 500 ODd Rlcbard Howard CJl lbe alaUiblerhouse and llttlna Economic consequenUy. yields were ...ular ~95 LOS!lOUT, 18.25 ing, ear com elevation, shelled see ma~~ harvesting corn the Oblo CooperaUve EsteoaJon out ol tbe dairy bualneol. dlcalet that altboulb Datecl for soils not suitable I USED NORGE. REFRIGERATOR com drying, and tillage work. planted m 20-incb rows and soy· Service wiD be broadcaollrom farm wages have the production ol a parllcuR'llular 7UO :· CLOSEOUT, 50.00 t he . schedWednuleesdof deThmonsdtra- dbea11nsd wllighhich haeldve been soandlld- the bo,;,e eco~ teal lallerwh~!.~appemidhin I~ over the years, ...,.. of erq>. tions IS: ay, urs ay fl e . Yl corn Leading each PfDifiiD wDI be .... ear """ year w en - farm worton COilllnued to Z. Soli management pracllces 1 NEW UPRIGHT ILEC. ~GE, complete wllh and Friday. Sept 21, 22, and 23. soybean demon~tratlon plots a faculty member fnlm the IIQJIIber of milk cowa dropped away clurJn8 tbe put be evaluall4..,very criU· liNd, Ytlit aild 1101111 ceblnet SAVE 40.00 Silage harvestmg 9 to IUO also are new thiS year. ScbooJ of Home E'.MM!!!ICI. a record I per cent fnlm the to determine tbe problem 1 NEW AIR.CONDI'nONER a. m. and 1:30 to 3: 30 p. m. A new gram drymg ar~ bas The scbedllle of JllOif8Dll il: previona 12-IDOIIth ,perlod. By the middle ol lbla problema that may be Jlm&. "-161ar 175.00 CLOSEOUT 149.00 Corn harvesting - 40" rows been added to an area adJacent 1-- "Home '11me" But tbe ~ Depart- the lvetlfl fMm wage ~ <ell' )ilrllo1 - 9: 30 . 11:30 a. m.: 1:30-3 p.m. to the livestock pens. Semi· 10 _ "Test Tubes In Testllea" ment sees 1 revenal of that creased to fl.ti an hoilr but ;t!i Com harvesting - 30" rows permanent storage faclUiiel 11 - "Families 01 the Movt" trend clur1nc the lUI ball of the ume lime COII8Iracllon - 9:30 . 11 :30 a. m.: 1:30- will aid in the drying clen¥JD. 12 _ "Meridian" lletJ Mid the flnl ball of 1987 woJtera weril m•JdDI ts.ao l p m. strations. I - "New Dietary Palterna" u a reltllt of larier supplies of hour, factory workera fa-118, ,.. Corn harvesting - 20" rows New in the conservation and 2 _ "Science Almwers LaW>- meal and poultry and higher tall employ.. $1.118 IIICl - 9.30 . a ·ao a. m.; 1"30 . recreaclion area are wildlife dry Questions" milk prlceo. and dry cle••lns •01kera 3 p. m. plantings . and ~ ~belter bonae A display of E'4tenlion home lfllb bnproved price nnd Jn. llaek tt tile Firm ~Mol... 0.1111' - " SQybean Harvesting - 10 • wth J)ICDIC facilities for more ecoJID'llll!l publlcalloOI wiD In- 001118 prwpeots, the decline In The Agrleultqre ~parllment er tidl~ CounHOI--Phono 1914111 11:30 a. m. ; 1·30 · 3·30 p. m. than 40 ~· dude llllralun ID llelp tbe munber of milk COWl c1ur- farma. f1or C!I!P. flllllllb. Jook W. C.raay, Mtr. Shelled com drymg - 10 · Honeybees will work _at lbla bomemakera become more Ill· inllbe nell year 11 expected to The Idea bebllld the procram (b) ·u erolllo• 11 1 problem, ._,_tliellt"L"on ~7 lHIItho 11 :30 a.m.; 1:30 • 6 p. m. Iyear's Review. Four hives are DcJeot Ja bome managemeat be e1oser to the aanua1 average 11 to meet !be problem or 1!111!10 tro.Joa baa td· · ~ erosion control Ear com elevauon to sfor.. llocated m the sugar crops seo- chorea. ol 1 eeni. · by the increaalna aumber Upper lnll ol hrnor.y 0 11 oge - 10 • 11:30 a. m.; 1:30 • bon wher' bees., wDI harvest For "pa thumb" bopl&- . . : 'JX!MIUctton In 1lf!l: 11 ex- farmen leavinl tbeJr diversions, CIPIN TIL 9 P.M.. CMONDAY lhrv SATURDAY) 18 5 p, m. 1pollen froiD blossoms. Aflo new matm, there m acres ol bor- pectecl a' be c1o1e to' fJu bll- Ilona In la•or of llllbar contour farming. &.Y mowing and conditiontnc in lhil aru wDI be I loieiotii llcullural ezhlblla. An 11ert1 liGa pounds compared tilth 125 urban joba. 'l'llrouih the .erOppt,., lbould be - 10 · 11 ;ao a. m. . plantaUon of Baldcyprest and prden contalaa 1JD berbt and bllllm pcl!llldi In ll65. . of aoclelles nJclmamed Hay raking - 1:30 ·2:30p.m. Dawn Heclwood. l)lioea, 100 plallllnp of oroa· The plnductlnn of \ buller, about 300,000 ..,... of Hay Balmg - 2:30 • 4 p. m. Corn Ullage practJce meDial tbrubo and 1 ""etable fatecl tlltlll!lllllpellllon ·from tlie which mJghl bave beell Stalk chopping - t to IO a. have been enlarged to mace prdeo lillb fall ve,.llbles v• UtDeiDdnatry: 11 tp:peCted dolled were put to,.. 1a11 year. m.: l :30 • 2:30 p. m. No stalk accurately resem~ actual rielles and weed control dem· ttnue lbii n!Bt 01 The aocJelles buy land COO· . IOiidale and Improve 1~ and tlwpping Wednesday II10I'Oing. field conditions. Mon lban 10 OD.Btrations. , ..,,_coo -~ 0 flo anle MUO year, • 1 ·'· .... ·year wer I . " '!be ullook for 1918 11 for the then resell II lo farmers m•t -~DNj wJU contain 0 varieties of ger. likely to develop IIUCceosful ·· · anlumt, lncllldn& tbe [iopular bow different Oblo JII'OIIucla are eratlons: Since the land . • • • "Irene" · variety dllcovered In Improved lhrouJih more efflcl· provement Is IIJbsldiMd by lbe Oblo. Purpose of ~ ahibit em proceutna. govenunent, purcbaaers pay will be . ahow whiCh geraru- Tickets for the Farm Scence ly 25 60 per cent of the total \\\ um varieties grow best under Review are still evailable 11 cost of improvements. . ~~ Ohi_o conditions ,_according to , the County Eztenslon olfice. Added lnducementss l<to~~~=:i \1 Obio Slate UwverSity EzteD. ' Price is SOc. Gate price at the asers are long-tefl ., low liOn Oor~cultunsts. Beview Is ''- Hurry and get loans and exemptions from Seven of the newest perunfl Uckell today trlllllllc" tues varieties, Including the 1185 • ' ... PLUS GREATEST HANDLING EASEl All . American winner " A""iebloosom" also will be on play. Frut trees, with emphasis Ohio • developed varieties; lltrawberry planting; grape ·ilf. bor; ODd a series of lawn ploll obowing grass mlrtures, mow. ing belgbts, and other culturalll pracUces . also are included. HighJlgbla of the CDDSerVI· don and recreation area are a new shelter bouae with picnic faciliUes for more !ban 40 persons, a 1.1 acre Jake stocked with basB and bluegil~ and an A-frame vacation cabin. INTE" \TJONAL Thehave centrsl _..,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _...;;;;;..._______ will manydisplay exhibits ofarea In· ,., Pirate$· · ?f requlr-1 :f J ':t: Clay Stops Foe ID 12th ,. Retains Heavyweight Title • 1 0 Demonstration Card is Announced for Farmers C~k These Landmark SEASONAL CLOSEOUTS 0 f f n arm ronf Thing . s"Are Looking Up t';_ their _!hJa POMEROY • des!..,.., ·..dl "* :;ar' ALFLAO dlppJni l 1(\1 S~l~ to Good AnyWay You ·Look At ltl to toi'~Ct 'UN~ 5 UNLOADING SPEEDS WITH NEW HOllAND LOW·COST FORAGE BOX CA L 424 with swept·hack styling, low profile, and shortest turning radius o'•ii·''·2 -Way o ·Liile PTO Sa~song" Dr•ft Control Hitch • 8 Forward, 2 Reverse Speeds • 7raction Boosting Differential Lock • 'Deluxe Adjustable Big Comfort Se•t ; Lighta • 'Extra Short Turning Radiu1 : 8 8" 1 SEE THE 424 NOW! lli a HI. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Roor Meigs General Hospital 992·2176 · Pomtroy teres! to the homemaker. Th·~ displays are oJlOftiiDI't'd by deparlmenls of the Ohio Slate University and the Ohio AlflHere's an economical fora~• box that hendiiJ all cultural "-arch and Developc:rops! No other 1-cost un1t offers· five unloi'dina mont Center, and by farm busispeeds-all controlled from the tractor seat! And nesses ODd industries serYinc you'll switch from front to rear unloading in a min· Ohio's agriallture. ute-without tools-with New Holland's ~xcluslvt DemonstraUons of borne · quic~·change le\lers. Giant seven-foot width holds electric applianceo will be a 1 410cubic feet . . . UP. to 630 cubic feet with ODtlonil feature of the electrification ex· extension kit. Available a ~ sembled or ·as.:klt with blbit ana. The OSU deparlmeril complete plans. Order yours soon! of animal science will delllOIIstrate pork cutting and curtna. and sponsor an OKhibll shoofing the Importance of science and research in the development ol new and better pork products.. . Displays showing lbe techno!· OIJ of food harvesllllll • TRACTQR SALES & SERVIC~.. : handling, wUJ be part of the SPRING AVENUE 992·5101 POMERQt, pt!IO OSU department of hortlcnlfp_re abibil One disp)Q ll'il ~ ' ' - - -- - -- - - -- - - - · _ ._ _, w L Pel. GB · • 83 60 .•580 < • 81 5? .679 \!o 81 &t i .670 1\!o Piuiadfilplll!l • 77 Ill, .538 8 1S , 10 .510 10 . , . n. 10 . : 70 71 . . 6il 82 10 82 90 n SPELL IT BACKWARDS . ·11 Snll ...SPBLS ' ' THE lEST MILK ~~-GN'IJIE MA1m1 Yourfnls.i,~· ~itwuc.ter \a · In] flEw HOLLAif_D CENJIIAt ,JPf~;~F·~HIO FULTON THOMPSON· . .. ' Natlailll Leape ljlllldude olptgametl ' •', 1 l, ;' ·" .,_·~ • ,· 4 Forll)erly: Muter.l'eld aDd ~ .Company 3rd & s,camor• Sts. - Jilt, -2461 O.lllpollt, 0. -~,-..-~--;!--·{. ~-.,..--------· ----....;..-:-·.. ,.,.,\• ' .507 10\!o .49'1 12 .i3f 2t .423 22\!o .382 13 5 0 117 ~ W. SCIIVLTZ Wash. OLYMPIA, �. .,.' } ")'.. :..J. ' .. . , . /' Ibis son. At the 11•••ai' tliili aaly !be liJIPI!I'. It or 'II I* cent of the tan;.-. are nadl 1q Ibis gal), bat tbll II 1 JNJ' Bible goal wilb proper manap Based.~n ·Knowledge , ,, Capabilities i~%~ ~~lb~ :;: level of corn production ,. 410 . bushels per acre, but with bet· C. E. '!'he lmporlaDI p.n a 1011 s o II clasalllcaUoo prcllfiiD plied. ter managemellt this cau be up Coul7 lll Jeri 11 to be 11111'11 that tba wbdl Ia lllldlr way Ill Oblo. tc) Appropriate llllap prao- to 90 bushels per acre AJricalllft ·' llllllpie reprt&enla Wblle Mtlp Cowlty aon. have llce1, lncludfD& the proper lime · A lalowled&e of soil Cljlabill- tba aru to be lelted. · 1101 been claslllled 1DaDJ of of plowlni, 'le"'"nl and ' weed Similar increases can be s& lies and of orop requlremeall you cousJder thai a amall one- the IOila llavw beeJI mapped -trol should be adapted to 1 cured in the prnduclion of ha' Ia the baall for a .-slul half pint aample may lhrou8b the tedmletans of the conditions and the crop lfOR. on the DeKalk soil, the averfarm productlon. aeMral million pounda of Couser vaUm Service. (d) The ferllllty level and age yield UJted Is 2.5 tons ..... _..., abould ._ II- per acre, where with beller II becomes Jncreuluily Eacb ''"" Two very bnportanlloola are portanlto be sure that the · ooopera._ 1armer 111 pH 01 w.. "'"' · "" op man ement this could averagt the Melco Soll Colllervall"1' DJa. mum fur tbe crop being lfDWD. out 3 toni. WellsJoo, orf tbe av.uable 10 Meigs area flflllo pie .II taken !rom at Jeul era 1D securing Ibis produellon. teen or more places In can _.. • 101111 map Minor elementl that are otber band In lbe iVerage proOne, of cour.., Is the ooll test field thoroUJhly mlsed, a farm liviD& the 1011 eel mnat be applied. duefion 1s '3 tons Wbertas the ol eaoh major field on the t~wu'lbe one-half plot, tbe olope, and the- (e)Tbnelloeuofalltbefarmlhlgh roduclloo 'could be U farm. This soil testina prog· from this fll)sture. operal1011 lnOuenclDI producUon 1 tons bay ram, avallable thrOUJh the Anolber bnportanl part This prnducUvll;y be overe~pbali!ed.: · County E1teosion Office - and the .aampllng of tbe lOll 11 oo !be anD Practloos must be timely sn /)1 our all~vlal ODd lerrll:t lhrOUib the A&rtcullural Stabll· 14 Ibis 1s 1 pasture field" lllat bas beea thai lbey will mate tbe great· 10Us aloDI the Ohio River and lzaUon and ConservaUon Serv· iDU sample should be and on oorrelallnt contrlbuUon toward e!Oot- stream• the production level ices program, gives farmers the only to depth of three wllb ·abnllar soJia. ent prnductlon. I can be considerably higher. One opporluDity to determine if lbey because lbiJ 11 the area Thi1 CUide states In lis In Considering some of lbeae l soil type whlcb we have .I! are moving upward on the lev· will be treated and 1n paragraph that specific lOlls thai are bnport- Hunllngton, the average yield el of ooU fertility, boldiUI their moat ol the root growth agriculture acblevee 1111 to Meigs Couety people we level on corn for lbiJ aoll II .:lban . HAY MAKING DEMONSTRATION - F~~rmi ~~~~~~ t at 20·manufacturers will be seen in field Ohio own, or, moving downward. occur. productlm by 1......-JDc 1 b are clessed ID Soil Region VU. 70 bushels per acre, but with State Farm Science Review, Sept. 21·23. On hand to more 50 acres Regulating the nutrient 1up. 11 however, the sample per unit coe1 ol prnducts pro. Our soils are derived from a hllh level of management and ef hay will be mowers, rakes, windrowers, balers, bale throwers and choppers ply In !be soil is a major con· from a crop field, then 1h duced. To lower tbeae 00111, sandaJooe, Umestone, and ahale productivity can be 110 bushels "!'!!presenting every major manufacturer. Also featured will be equipment htl!· cern for !bose Interested ID sample should be taken to fanner should evaluate the residual so~. Inconsl~e~g De per acre. Hay on thla soli, the 'testing 200 acres of corn in 40, 30 and 20·1nch rows; and SO acres of soybeans m efficient crop producUon. Soil depth of the plow layer, whlob ductlve eapaclty ol hla Kalk (Muakingum) ~ill, they average Is 3.5 tons per acre, ·so and 7·inch rows. Other action exhibits include stalk chop,P-ing, grain drying tests provides 1 farmer wilb will reeetve tbe treabnent and resources. Alter he had Usted !be average y1elds of and the high Is 5 tons per acre. 11nd silo filling. After harvesting, the land will be plowed un•er In demonstt:a· information about the lerllllty in whicb most of !be mol Ibis, be should lake steps com, with averege manageAny farmers or others Inter· ., lions. The Farm Science Review is located next to tbe Ohio State University Air· level of hJa soil and the Jertlllz· growth will occur. reach maximum yields al the men!, ao 55 bll8bels per acre. ested In more delaUB on Ibis port in northwest Franklin County. er ODd Ume pracllces oecn.ary Another bnportant guide to lowest posalble cost Thus he It Is )>OIIIlble under good m- ProducUvlty Guide, may secure lor mutmum crop production. aas1s1 farmers Ia 1 rer.eat sbould pill lnereased llnaoclal agement conditions to average a copy ol the buDetln by eonCoals of the olandard lOll Jeaae entitled returns and more profll." Ill • buabe!J per acre of corn 011 taciiDI the Eztenalon Office. tesll whJcb coven Ph. Ume Guide for Ohio Solll," this this producllvlly guide the esde!lclt, Phospborue, potassium, bulletin 476, publflbed by the tablls~ ~ds level for two organic matter and .olor and Cooperative EIIenalon Servlee, ea•nes. average Y I e I d lblure, is fl.25, per sampJ-. at Ohio State University and level" and ''hllil yield level." Ill addition specialized tesll available lhroulh the The averot~e yield level reproBy Bryson _R . • Carter l'lo 1·og rotallllinc dflctnc acres of corn will demooalrate are avalla~ on bases and Ez1ensl011 Olflce. Thla produo- senIs the level of producllma et" ~ 10'. It·~ a m ' · 2·30 : nine different Iilla~ practices. tbree minor elemeull. llvlly guide It based 011 the on soDs where aU prnducers of Co -1 A-t • .., · ~· • •·- • .._.... '· -- · ·• · . •- a apecfllc crop - . Involved. Muy Acllvltlea For Womea A& The hiSb ylelcllevel represents Fsrmers may watcb machin· 4 p. m. II}'. from more than 20 manu· Aerial application ol fertruzer 1111 Farm llcleDCO Review tbe top level of aooompllsb· 1 NEW 3 HP SABRE TILLER lalllurers at work In !be llelds - 1:15 • 1:36 a. m. . The ~ Farm ScJeoce Rement by 10 to 15 per cenJ of the US Engine, R~gular 129.00 of. the Farm Science Rmew, The Farm Science Review IS vii!W l!lll jut for mea, '1'ller. farmm prnduclng • particular ' . 61!1>l. 21·23. located on 460 ·acres of ground are many ezblbill of lllleresl crop. Both values are avCLOSEOUT, 90.00 80 More than 200 acres ol com ndjacent to the Ohio Slate UDI· to bomemaken. . erage of at least five yea,.• 1--20" HOMKO MOWER 111' 20, i10 and 40-inc& rows will versity Airport - (Don Scott The Obi State Vnlverslty WASHINGTON (UPI) - The prnduclion of SIU ::~~ ~~~ ... ular 14.95 - - - - CLOSEOUT, 71.00 W''barvested (or grain or sil· Field) - In OOI'I!Iwest Frank· School ol J!<wwlrnlcs •- acal.. which have been welflb- poUDda of butter, down U MtaJDinl ldgb yield level• Is 1 g>·. Machines also will har· lin County. biblt will feature 1 aeries of inl against tbe dairy farmer cenllrom 1965. The IM6 the adoption of the I-WHEELBARROW 011 vest 40 acres of bay and plow Now Features of ~ INe PrDifiiiUS llbowlng bow "Sci· are •larllnl to lip lbe other of 1101.3 milllnn poUDda wu pra<:tlces: ...ular 9.98 - - - - - CLOSEOut,7.85 mote than 100 acres of crop· F"llli Scleaco ~lew ence Serves OIUo Families." Ia way. per cent under the L The land must be adapted ' I YARD CARRY CART lanll. The 19811 Farm Science He- addition lbe WOSU radio AI a general rule when beef :re~r. adaptable to the crop CLOSEOUT, 5.25 br addition to the field work, view . will include several new shows "Home '11me" and "Mer· cattle price1 10 up 'more farm· Farm pn. E!Dclent prnduo- R'flula'r -6.95 tisilm:s may see . demonstra· ezhib11J and de!"onst~~Uons. idlan," featuring MarllyD Ma- ors a1ar1 movlq cows to A oludy hlgb yield Joy. I LAWN FERTILIZER SPRIADER 1 lions m stalk chopp1?g, silo fill· For the _lrsl lime VISitors will 500 ODd Rlcbard Howard CJl lbe alaUiblerhouse and llttlna Economic consequenUy. yields were ...ular ~95 LOS!lOUT, 18.25 ing, ear com elevation, shelled see ma~~ harvesting corn the Oblo CooperaUve EsteoaJon out ol tbe dairy bualneol. dlcalet that altboulb Datecl for soils not suitable I USED NORGE. REFRIGERATOR com drying, and tillage work. planted m 20-incb rows and soy· Service wiD be broadcaollrom farm wages have the production ol a parllcuR'llular 7UO :· CLOSEOUT, 50.00 t he . schedWednuleesdof deThmonsdtra- dbea11nsd wllighhich haeldve been soandlld- the bo,;,e eco~ teal lallerwh~!.~appemidhin I~ over the years, ...,.. of erq>. tions IS: ay, urs ay fl e . Yl corn Leading each PfDifiiD wDI be .... ear """ year w en - farm worton COilllnued to Z. Soli management pracllces 1 NEW UPRIGHT ILEC. ~GE, complete wllh and Friday. Sept 21, 22, and 23. soybean demon~tratlon plots a faculty member fnlm the IIQJIIber of milk cowa dropped away clurJn8 tbe put be evaluall4..,very criU· liNd, Ytlit aild 1101111 ceblnet SAVE 40.00 Silage harvestmg 9 to IUO also are new thiS year. ScbooJ of Home E'.MM!!!ICI. a record I per cent fnlm the to determine tbe problem 1 NEW AIR.CONDI'nONER a. m. and 1:30 to 3: 30 p. m. A new gram drymg ar~ bas The scbedllle of JllOif8Dll il: previona 12-IDOIIth ,perlod. By the middle ol lbla problema that may be Jlm&. "-161ar 175.00 CLOSEOUT 149.00 Corn harvesting - 40" rows been added to an area adJacent 1-- "Home '11me" But tbe ~ Depart- the lvetlfl fMm wage ~ <ell' )ilrllo1 - 9: 30 . 11:30 a. m.: 1:30-3 p.m. to the livestock pens. Semi· 10 _ "Test Tubes In Testllea" ment sees 1 revenal of that creased to fl.ti an hoilr but ;t!i Com harvesting - 30" rows permanent storage faclUiiel 11 - "Families 01 the Movt" trend clur1nc the lUI ball of the ume lime COII8Iracllon - 9:30 . 11 :30 a. m.: 1:30- will aid in the drying clen¥JD. 12 _ "Meridian" lletJ Mid the flnl ball of 1987 woJtera weril m•JdDI ts.ao l p m. strations. I - "New Dietary Palterna" u a reltllt of larier supplies of hour, factory workera fa-118, ,.. Corn harvesting - 20" rows New in the conservation and 2 _ "Science Almwers LaW>- meal and poultry and higher tall employ.. $1.118 IIICl - 9.30 . a ·ao a. m.; 1"30 . recreaclion area are wildlife dry Questions" milk prlceo. and dry cle••lns •01kera 3 p. m. plantings . and ~ ~belter bonae A display of E'4tenlion home lfllb bnproved price nnd Jn. llaek tt tile Firm ~Mol... 0.1111' - " SQybean Harvesting - 10 • wth J)ICDIC facilities for more ecoJID'llll!l publlcalloOI wiD In- 001118 prwpeots, the decline In The Agrleultqre ~parllment er tidl~ CounHOI--Phono 1914111 11:30 a. m. ; 1·30 · 3·30 p. m. than 40 ~· dude llllralun ID llelp tbe munber of milk COWl c1ur- farma. f1or C!I!P. flllllllb. Jook W. C.raay, Mtr. Shelled com drymg - 10 · Honeybees will work _at lbla bomemakera become more Ill· inllbe nell year 11 expected to The Idea bebllld the procram (b) ·u erolllo• 11 1 problem, ._,_tliellt"L"on ~7 lHIItho 11 :30 a.m.; 1:30 • 6 p. m. Iyear's Review. Four hives are DcJeot Ja bome managemeat be e1oser to the aanua1 average 11 to meet !be problem or 1!111!10 tro.Joa baa td· · ~ erosion control Ear com elevauon to sfor.. llocated m the sugar crops seo- chorea. ol 1 eeni. · by the increaalna aumber Upper lnll ol hrnor.y 0 11 oge - 10 • 11:30 a. m.; 1:30 • bon wher' bees., wDI harvest For "pa thumb" bopl&- . . : 'JX!MIUctton In 1lf!l: 11 ex- farmen leavinl tbeJr diversions, CIPIN TIL 9 P.M.. CMONDAY lhrv SATURDAY) 18 5 p, m. 1pollen froiD blossoms. Aflo new matm, there m acres ol bor- pectecl a' be c1o1e to' fJu bll- Ilona In la•or of llllbar contour farming. &.Y mowing and conditiontnc in lhil aru wDI be I loieiotii llcullural ezhlblla. An 11ert1 liGa pounds compared tilth 125 urban joba. 'l'llrouih the .erOppt,., lbould be - 10 · 11 ;ao a. m. . plantaUon of Baldcyprest and prden contalaa 1JD berbt and bllllm pcl!llldi In ll65. . of aoclelles nJclmamed Hay raking - 1:30 ·2:30p.m. Dawn Heclwood. l)lioea, 100 plallllnp of oroa· The plnductlnn of \ buller, about 300,000 ..,... of Hay Balmg - 2:30 • 4 p. m. Corn Ullage practJce meDial tbrubo and 1 ""etable fatecl tlltlll!lllllpellllon ·from tlie which mJghl bave beell Stalk chopping - t to IO a. have been enlarged to mace prdeo lillb fall ve,.llbles v• UtDeiDdnatry: 11 tp:peCted dolled were put to,.. 1a11 year. m.: l :30 • 2:30 p. m. No stalk accurately resem~ actual rielles and weed control dem· ttnue lbii n!Bt 01 The aocJelles buy land COO· . IOiidale and Improve 1~ and tlwpping Wednesday II10I'Oing. field conditions. Mon lban 10 OD.Btrations. , ..,,_coo -~ 0 flo anle MUO year, • 1 ·'· .... ·year wer I . " '!be ullook for 1918 11 for the then resell II lo farmers m•t -~DNj wJU contain 0 varieties of ger. likely to develop IIUCceosful ·· · anlumt, lncllldn& tbe [iopular bow different Oblo JII'OIIucla are eratlons: Since the land . • • • "Irene" · variety dllcovered In Improved lhrouJih more efflcl· provement Is IIJbsldiMd by lbe Oblo. Purpose of ~ ahibit em proceutna. govenunent, purcbaaers pay will be . ahow whiCh geraru- Tickets for the Farm Scence ly 25 60 per cent of the total \\\ um varieties grow best under Review are still evailable 11 cost of improvements. . ~~ Ohi_o conditions ,_according to , the County Eztenslon olfice. Added lnducementss l<to~~~=:i \1 Obio Slate UwverSity EzteD. ' Price is SOc. Gate price at the asers are long-tefl ., low liOn Oor~cultunsts. Beview Is ''- Hurry and get loans and exemptions from Seven of the newest perunfl Uckell today trlllllllc" tues varieties, Including the 1185 • ' ... PLUS GREATEST HANDLING EASEl All . American winner " A""iebloosom" also will be on play. Frut trees, with emphasis Ohio • developed varieties; lltrawberry planting; grape ·ilf. bor; ODd a series of lawn ploll obowing grass mlrtures, mow. ing belgbts, and other culturalll pracUces . also are included. HighJlgbla of the CDDSerVI· don and recreation area are a new shelter bouae with picnic faciliUes for more !ban 40 persons, a 1.1 acre Jake stocked with basB and bluegil~ and an A-frame vacation cabin. INTE" \TJONAL Thehave centrsl _..,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _...;;;;;..._______ will manydisplay exhibits ofarea In· ,., Pirate$· · ?f requlr-1 :f J ':t: Clay Stops Foe ID 12th ,. Retains Heavyweight Title • 1 0 Demonstration Card is Announced for Farmers C~k These Landmark SEASONAL CLOSEOUTS 0 f f n arm ronf Thing . s"Are Looking Up t';_ their _!hJa POMEROY • des!..,.., ·..dl "* :;ar' ALFLAO dlppJni l 1(\1 S~l~ to Good AnyWay You ·Look At ltl to toi'~Ct 'UN~ 5 UNLOADING SPEEDS WITH NEW HOllAND LOW·COST FORAGE BOX CA L 424 with swept·hack styling, low profile, and shortest turning radius o'•ii·''·2 -Way o ·Liile PTO Sa~song" Dr•ft Control Hitch • 8 Forward, 2 Reverse Speeds • 7raction Boosting Differential Lock • 'Deluxe Adjustable Big Comfort Se•t ; Lighta • 'Extra Short Turning Radiu1 : 8 8" 1 SEE THE 424 NOW! lli a HI. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Roor Meigs General Hospital 992·2176 · Pomtroy teres! to the homemaker. Th·~ displays are oJlOftiiDI't'd by deparlmenls of the Ohio Slate University and the Ohio AlflHere's an economical fora~• box that hendiiJ all cultural "-arch and Developc:rops! No other 1-cost un1t offers· five unloi'dina mont Center, and by farm busispeeds-all controlled from the tractor seat! And nesses ODd industries serYinc you'll switch from front to rear unloading in a min· Ohio's agriallture. ute-without tools-with New Holland's ~xcluslvt DemonstraUons of borne · quic~·change le\lers. Giant seven-foot width holds electric applianceo will be a 1 410cubic feet . . . UP. to 630 cubic feet with ODtlonil feature of the electrification ex· extension kit. Available a ~ sembled or ·as.:klt with blbit ana. The OSU deparlmeril complete plans. Order yours soon! of animal science will delllOIIstrate pork cutting and curtna. and sponsor an OKhibll shoofing the Importance of science and research in the development ol new and better pork products.. . Displays showing lbe techno!· OIJ of food harvesllllll • TRACTQR SALES & SERVIC~.. : handling, wUJ be part of the SPRING AVENUE 992·5101 POMERQt, pt!IO OSU department of hortlcnlfp_re abibil One disp)Q ll'il ~ ' ' - - -- - -- - - -- - - - · _ ._ _, w L Pel. GB · • 83 60 .•580 < • 81 5? .679 \!o 81 &t i .670 1\!o Piuiadfilplll!l • 77 Ill, .538 8 1S , 10 .510 10 . , . n. 10 . : 70 71 . . 6il 82 10 82 90 n SPELL IT BACKWARDS . ·11 Snll ...SPBLS ' ' THE lEST MILK ~~-GN'IJIE MA1m1 Yourfnls.i,~· ~itwuc.ter \a · In] flEw HOLLAif_D CENJIIAt ,JPf~;~F·~HIO FULTON THOMPSON· . .. ' Natlailll Leape ljlllldude olptgametl ' •', 1 l, ;' ·" .,_·~ • ,· 4 Forll)erly: Muter.l'eld aDd ~ .Company 3rd & s,camor• Sts. - Jilt, -2461 O.lllpollt, 0. -~,-..-~--;!--·{. ~-.,..--------· ----....;..-:-·.. ,.,.,\• ' .507 10\!o .49'1 12 .i3f 2t .423 22\!o .382 13 5 0 117 ~ W. SCIIVLTZ Wash. OLYMPIA, �• ,..._...,•..,....,..,....,.j,._J.~.,.. "'+~L..i- - ,.. ........,....:.., -- ............., ...- ...._... .......""..-.. ,, "!:;, ' ' ' VOL. 1 NO. 32 ' ' i l Tornado Defense Shines in 7 -4 Upset Win . . , ' Bob Grueser who hi:ld suffered I safety with less UlaR thret' !\'lam castwlty nf the 4if*.ner had anly lwo lint com· was apparently llOl serious. Southern ended up on the pared 1o II for. tht vlsllor•. 0()000000000000 Pfllrf'd With H cluti:h t~uchdown l - . d ankle !,·as dumped minutes remaining in !lit' I lor Southrrn was John MeUm- short end of the stick in the By qu&rten: run of 641 yards by Semor Sherm a ~~rame ·. · _ Llll'k semor halfback. who sui- · sta tist irs. The Tornadoes end- Chauncey • Dover 0 0 2 2 -4 ~ . .. - . bfhrnd the ~oal line. game. · · . I' rd ..., 4ndtll on a pa.\is mter('eptwn, , h k' k d ,· fned mt an kit> 111 jurv HI tllt' rd up wit 11 on 1y ~ net ya s Slulhero o o 7 0-7 1 . d 1 ,-. ·ewho l:1ter' returned The Torn<-tdoes t en tt t> · d 2 ·ng \t>d tilt' Soul hern Tnrm-1 ~s o urue~ J. , . . . ,. • st'cnnd quarter and "'d'i 1ake~1 1·ushlllg an 1 more pass1 . TD'1- Cundiff, yd. inter· a -;-.4 \\Ill over favun·d l'hau11-l to the game. was InJUred while off Odgal_fl f_rom their 20 )<lid to Vrterrm~ Mt>m()rinl Ho.~fJI\dl Coo1 ch Van Meter's boys triE'd r~ - Do\'E'I' ull Friday night . allt•rnpting to recover a ball linr .Tins ~~me, however._ Cnn for tr~atment . Jt \\il~ reporte·.J JO passes, completed two and c:eplion, Southe!1L " R;-H'Iflt' . th<~t was shaken loo~e from a diff got the tsh~l off th.;, stde ol S;J!urdily mornmg the tnJUr'v I had two intercepted. Souther• EP'o- Cundiff, kick. Channt·ev player at the South -, his foo t and Jt wen I <m l~· 111 " It wa~ wondt•rfui. '' sa id em II "yard line on a tmrd : yards, and ence agam the I to~!.~ ...- C'oach lJon Van Meter after the tnckle bv Linebacker Mike were in trouble. lliJdrnlog Tornadoes held m<ldf> Jenkins.· Cundiff eventually ;e- i Chauncev. ;ts the ~lock til'kcrJ f,J 1i!'> high sdH ~~:•l roac hing debut . c.:overed the b<~ll. but it wa~ an- away, worked desperately a su_ct' I:'SS with t_he ~hri l tmg ly two plays !Ctlt-'r that Crow scctre. On jwo plays the llllll' :ome - fmrn · behtnd VIctOry. · W<lS dumpe-d in the f.'nd Z(lne. i Devils were inside the 1:1 ye~rd · · t' ;· sal'et·es ' 11. was· in tbe la~t quarteli •f j line. with a lirst and ·ten. Soutn s~Ltl hPrn. v1c 1m u t I · . d ad10n that -the Tornado det en- . ern s defense. once more rallied ld Ch 011 two d!Herent OCC:iSIOns uri · I'll sive unit rtl'allv• buckled down 1 to thP fi('L'aslon and 1M' cnm ing tI1e season ' opemnJ:l t • . f d til the hrf'ak it nerded: on thf' 1 to the task of stopptng the . cPy for only our yar s on e 01 ia~t plav ol the third~rind Alhen~ Cotmly ('I'I' W. The Blue 1 next to.tlr plays a~ then too~ off ' Devil~~ began. a drive from the- possesSIOfl Of the ball for keeps · k'111 bOD I. pig'S I lilt')) tlt> . - d h ,· : ~e ~hfl uldt>l' of aJwnulrf-hf BhJe 32 yard stnpe after a ktck-olf wJth 30 secon ~ s (}\-'wing on lkvil reee iver.:;J!undiff. H 185 1ope-ned tlw penod . _ tht" clock . JfJ. fullb<wk. grabbed the ball 1 Chaunt'ey ma~·ch_ed downf_Jeld •·our defense was great," ·mid-a ir and raCed 60 va rds 1on 13 pl<l _'t'S to tnslde liTe eu~hl ~aid Coach Van Meter while untuucMd for the only tully ~~tf y;,rd line when~ th~ TCJrnado~~~.:: recalling at least four tremem!!lle contf'.~t. .stopped the drwe . wtth_ a (@lll'lt · ous goal line stands. Van Meldown and thrPe sltnatwn. ' er ,,·ngled out seniors Mike JenCundlft then booted the e~t rr. ~il'l ~; 0111 - ersion through thr- Svuthern took over 1he ball kins and T&m Wickline Jor uprights and Southern led b~- .:1 . and Gntf'se-r. still lunpi11g. re- top deft>m:ive performances be- ~ MIKE JENKINS SHERM CUNDIFF TOM WICKLINE 7~2 mar~in 3t that point. turned to the line-up to lake sides praising the entire unit. . Ch•uncrv hod gollen its lir'l over Jhe quarlerback job. Southern ran only nine pia" I ST.~NDOU'l'S - Sherm Cundiff, who scored the only touchdown of the game, ~fetv 1 ..,.~ minult-~ prior 10 Chauncey dumped Grueser for I during the second hall while ! and Line~J~en !'fike Jenkins ~pd ~om Wickli~e w~re. pra.i~~~Chby Coach Do;ri~an Cund.il'f'! touchdown when losses 011 two cansecutive play.\! the Blue Devils were ca rrying \ .M_eter for the1r s_~ndout efforts m Southerns 7·4 wm over aunce~ on ay rosll_~uar~~b~~-- ~~okie ~~ then ~r~pped Cundiff be- : lhe ball 43 limes tow~~~--the 1___ J~u'!'g~h~t.~A::l~l::a_::re~se~n:t:::or::s.:_______________..__ _ _ _ _~..._1 ~ IN ~ o HAND SEWNS ~ dow•• h d 1 1' A sparkling defensive effort Cl'Owt replacing signal - caller hind the goal line ftr t e st'con I goa _lne. , NEWNAME o rz~ eo IHCIU tea .W.IM 1 ib $10.95 to $14.95 Klngsway .a " " " - • ...., .._.. look IlL _.- iiDa . . . . . .tiooa "" -.aol mon'aal-. ~loallll­ _.,.P detailiDgblghligia . . ~ . eraftmnaMhlp of pemlam -.a.- Aok . . . .D Hornets Tied, 0-0: . · ~~· ~w ~ t • ·;,;•·J·' .USE YO,UR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT ....~ . · learns ha~ : • •diloflt,o !b\11 ~cored the clock. A pass from Eich· The other Wlldcat score came 1.mgb_t when ~hey ~vel to Nor~h : East~rn- Roush,_,_ on ru~s, 3 game Wa~ Athetinfilf'ai·thf . iEastern·s E-agles r first halJ touchdowns and i11ger to Allman was good for i in the third period. on a 27 yard .Galha to VIe agamst the Pl- I.Martm 00 run, E~chmger 011 last. minute. It will not count n1 on to hafld Hannan-'! r<~L'e tl .e extra pomts . pass from Rick Swain, aenior rates. run and ~llman 0 pass. i.Jl - r~·• (Jhlo Valley Conference lopsided 4Q-l4 setback in a . . . .· quarterback, to Don Sheets. By quarters: . b'tlbdlngs. Ceal-Grove -will host 1 i.rida y night Soulhern \ f ~llman . got his first SIX· Sheets th'en earned for the Hannan-Trace 0 Cl 8 D---14 1~-~. Gallipolis rm:t Friday. • .. . iWmter wtlh 7 mmutes and 10 extra oints Ea_stern 16 16 0 8-40 p .. . ' TD's- H-T: Cremeans, 3 ' Mem~n of the Southeastfthlf'tiC Leagllf! gnd match_, see·onds left in the first quarter Coach Dick Ware's Pl. PleasThe host l::agles. coached by on a 55 yard scamper. AII- I The Metgs ~ounty club. out- yd. run and Sheets on 27 yd. : ern Oh1e ~portswrtters and ant Big .Blscko absorbed a jilliam Shinn, _tallied twic~ in lllt-tn' s other to~chd~wn with gamed the W1ldcat~ ol l:oacb I pass from Swain: East~ern, All< Broadcaster~ AaHCiaUoD will 59-0 beating al Weirton Friday $dt of the firs t two per mds Lb.ree mmutes and 21 seconds Robert Marcum b} 424 yards II man on runs of ;,s and 1 8 yards, , meet Suaday, sept. IR, in night. The Blacks are 1ow 11-Z in-d then · added tbeir last dur- left in the game on a 78 yard to 1:14 yard~ . £'-.:~stern had 279 Douglas on 48 yd . punt return Atbeas lD predict tlle out- for the season. if..': the fmal stanza. run around the rigbt end. ~ich- rush ing and 145 un passes. Han- '1'nd 35 vard pass from f.iching- i come of the 1911 SEOAL foot· A char knilw• u the lake f Ric:hard o_ou 11 1as, senior und: inger ,-;~rried for the extra nan - Tra~·e gained 134 yard~ er, Martin on 6 ~a:d run . _ E~' s~ ~ ball tUie race. 0 m_l] 1ed 'the hrsl Eastern TD ot pomts. on the ~1ound and 29 yard! _ --President Howl Coogdoo BD· trout il lhe largest of all trout. i.e season when be ra~ 48 Ea:;1ern's other tally (.'arne 1Jassu1g. SIGNED CONTRACT 1 nouaeed tbat the met.tlag wUI jlrds with a punt return 'less -with ,, i.\ ~ inute-s a_nd ~.L -;ec- E~sli'rn attempted' seven NEW , YORK (UPII -AI be held in tile AmerkllD Leg. tan three minutes afler the onds left m the Hmd quarter pas.ses. compleled four . and , MacNeil, a 30-year-old def.fnse- ion ClubroOm• slarting at pme·, opening. kickoff. Don on a five yard r·un hy Halfb:t('k had two intercepted, wb1le the' man who was aequ1red during 1:30 p. m . .lto~.,;sh added the extra poiAls Mike Martin. Rou~h capped the Galli-a team attempted lfi a~r· i the summer from the Chicago Also at tbe meeting aew i a run. effort by c-drrying over th 1· ex- ials, and completed seven. Han- ; Black Hawks, signed his 1966--67 1 olfker1 for the coming scltool ~ou~as, who aJoag with Hair- lra points. nan · Trace, however, had 10 ! contract todi::ty wilh the Ntw I year will be ~~ected and aU lil'~.; Hoger Allman each ~cor- ; The first Hannan - Trace first downs to six for ~he Eag- 1York Rangers of the National , members will pay the aanaal ~ two touchdowns, added bi" tout•hdown wa'i stored w1\h 10 les. EC~stern was lev1ed 115 Horkey ),~ag ue. 1 dues. 1 second in the third 1:.eriod on minutes left in the second quar- ·yards in penalties com~~rcJ liJ : G e n e r a 1 Manager. Coach Followlq; tbe meeUng the i 35 yard pass from Charles ter un a three yard carry to ' 65 yards for the oppoSitiOn . : Emile Francis plans to team official prognasdcation •• Eichinger, ·senior Guarterback. paydirt by Terry Cremeans. ! The Eagles will return lu i MacNeil with Wayne Hillman tbt> outcome of tile 1911 footfith twO minutes sbowing on · capping -a 41 yard Wildcat dr1~_e. ~-S- ~~ay th~s ~~~~~-g _Friday Utis season. MacNeil. :).feet, 16-- ball race wUI be released by , -----~ inch . 185-pounds, will be (start- the association. ing his eighth season in the Pomeroy Higlf': · Jtul (Car Accident SEPTEMBER CLEARANCE TIME I 1 OLDSMOBILE$ ,• -~ IGene Hall, 150-pound senoor 121 yards ruohlog and complet· , quarterback. passed 26 yards ,ed seven 20 ,passes for 96 o~ to Richard Dillon, 160-pound , yards for a net yardage of 217. ' junior end, fur the Highland· Southwestern racked up 112 , I-f-F-IS Cutloss Holld•y Coupe · Power equipment includln& windows. Bronze ers' only tou('hdown · I 2-F-15 Cutlaas Sport Couptt ~wer, equipment. 1 turiJiloise, 1 lvbile.over Sierra mist CADI~LAC 1-Caltll Htrd Top Sedtn · 1-F-IS Delu~t 4 Door s.dan P!>wer steeriing. Tropic ,. turquoise Funy equipp~d Including air-conditioning. Green v ' 'f:i' o~· -~· z' Jf M0,.cr :a.es ~ ' 1\arr . ·80 ' .211u · I GAINS YARDAGE -- Le~ny Van Meter 1301 gains yar~a eon an rna sweep for 1score. Southwestern had on• Scoring Tonc~dowb 'Iouth· th~ Pomeroy J'"Jnthers in their 22·6 "·in .over W;thama. w· . . ~~~~:!ldJiwll .ca iJI'd oack.. J.,ca~se w.,;tern: Dillon tilt vard pas• Falrom is about to catch Van .\Ieier. who soored one of Ptlnwr$ · "l ~~ny. '~- _ _ _ from Hall1 • H•nni!n . 8 <.u u1tile h>ckaronnrl at Jeff ;, fl<ln Swlshl'l" 11~1. Pomerov Quarterback. Baker photo. First downs favorN! ttl. visit· fl•lrl ttwo yord llllfak). Demo. 1-F·IS Cutlou Supreme Holldoy Sedan · Power equipment. White over turquoise - - ~~ -- - .. early in lhe fjrsl period when ors 14·8. The Wildcats gained • ,1 1-0ynomlc 88 Holldoy Stdon Power equipment. Blue. 1 yard~ rushmg and completed 1 two oJ mne passes lor l2 yards 1 The Highlanders battled the a net of 154 yards. Wildcats sl'oreless througnoul Southwestern never fumbled the second and third periods but the Wildcats bobbled five and penrtraled inside_the Wild limes. recovering two ot thelf cats 25 yard linf' four time:-. m own fumbles. The Higtllanden the last frame. but lark~ the nrt:"w iO yards in penaltle~ while punch to <;core the Wildeats had .only one five Wildcat quarterback UN , ~·ard penalty fie ld went over frl)ffi the twfl Srort' by Quarters: yard line I ole in lhe lo<~rth Hannan, W. V·a. 0 0 0 f< -" fi 0 0 0--6 1quarter for the Wildrats' only Southwestern e 4-66's A last quarter touchdown gave. the vl~ting Hannan, ' Va. Wildcats a 6-6 tte Fnday mght wttll the South- 1 western High School Highlanders of Coach Steve Stil~s. It was the season's opener tor Southwestern. The Wtd· cats lost last "eek 27-0 to the Winfield, W.Va. Generals. w. 1 .Jnvestig,ted In Pomeroy •••• NHL. Southwestern tnok a 6-0 lead GAHS, Ironton Bands Please Grid Crowd ~~~f;:(,:_,.''' sy Hannan Rallies To Tie SW, 6-6 ler Creek lilgb School, Sgt. Utile 01 been Ill VIetnam since Feltnary. He euUoted Nof. 5, IIC, . ~PA'Kin&sway tbe-!Jggklallmal- ~astern Eagles Score Easy 40 -14 Grid Win ::ii~~.] ° t ~ PROM(l'('UED TO SERGEANT - Cpl. Larry L. LltUe, 12, IOD of Mr. 8Dtl Mn. Mel· .m JJttle, Cheshire, oa Sept. I, wu promoled lo Sef&Wll In Vlelllom, wlere be II IOI'V· iDI wllll lbe Flnl M~ Jll. vlsloa. A IKZ paato of Ky- . ".I!•!!'..992-5342 1 i , OPE~ ' .II!Ji:~NINGS TIL .!> > C.~DI~~~-.OLO$ e ,~ · · POMEROY ~~.~:'.~!!'!"'"'l'I''"'\II"J!I;;I~~!¢~i!::S"l""!!IIP'I'!I~!I""'...P!I!Illt!P.!!'""'"'"''!'!!!!IImrol! ,, 1 f \ Band Performs ·With Lights . ' • SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER ll, 1966 Eleven More Primarf 000000000000000 ,_ SECTION �• ,..._...,•..,....,..,....,.j,._J.~.,.. "'+~L..i- - ,.. ........,....:.., -- ............., ...- ...._... .......""..-.. ,, "!:;, ' ' ' VOL. 1 NO. 32 ' ' i l Tornado Defense Shines in 7 -4 Upset Win . . , ' Bob Grueser who hi:ld suffered I safety with less UlaR thret' !\'lam castwlty nf the 4if*.ner had anly lwo lint com· was apparently llOl serious. Southern ended up on the pared 1o II for. tht vlsllor•. 0()000000000000 Pfllrf'd With H cluti:h t~uchdown l - . d ankle !,·as dumped minutes remaining in !lit' I lor Southrrn was John MeUm- short end of the stick in the By qu&rten: run of 641 yards by Semor Sherm a ~~rame ·. · _ Llll'k semor halfback. who sui- · sta tist irs. The Tornadoes end- Chauncey • Dover 0 0 2 2 -4 ~ . .. - . bfhrnd the ~oal line. game. · · . I' rd ..., 4ndtll on a pa.\is mter('eptwn, , h k' k d ,· fned mt an kit> 111 jurv HI tllt' rd up wit 11 on 1y ~ net ya s Slulhero o o 7 0-7 1 . d 1 ,-. ·ewho l:1ter' returned The Torn<-tdoes t en tt t> · d 2 ·ng \t>d tilt' Soul hern Tnrm-1 ~s o urue~ J. , . . . ,. • st'cnnd quarter and "'d'i 1ake~1 1·ushlllg an 1 more pass1 . TD'1- Cundiff, yd. inter· a -;-.4 \\Ill over favun·d l'hau11-l to the game. was InJUred while off Odgal_fl f_rom their 20 )<lid to Vrterrm~ Mt>m()rinl Ho.~fJI\dl Coo1 ch Van Meter's boys triE'd r~ - Do\'E'I' ull Friday night . allt•rnpting to recover a ball linr .Tins ~~me, however._ Cnn for tr~atment . Jt \\il~ reporte·.J JO passes, completed two and c:eplion, Southe!1L " R;-H'Iflt' . th<~t was shaken loo~e from a diff got the tsh~l off th.;, stde ol S;J!urdily mornmg the tnJUr'v I had two intercepted. Souther• EP'o- Cundiff, kick. Channt·ev player at the South -, his foo t and Jt wen I <m l~· 111 " It wa~ wondt•rfui. '' sa id em II "yard line on a tmrd : yards, and ence agam the I to~!.~ ...- C'oach lJon Van Meter after the tnckle bv Linebacker Mike were in trouble. lliJdrnlog Tornadoes held m<ldf> Jenkins.· Cundiff eventually ;e- i Chauncev. ;ts the ~lock til'kcrJ f,J 1i!'> high sdH ~~:•l roac hing debut . c.:overed the b<~ll. but it wa~ an- away, worked desperately a su_ct' I:'SS with t_he ~hri l tmg ly two plays !Ctlt-'r that Crow scctre. On jwo plays the llllll' :ome - fmrn · behtnd VIctOry. · W<lS dumpe-d in the f.'nd Z(lne. i Devils were inside the 1:1 ye~rd · · t' ;· sal'et·es ' 11. was· in tbe la~t quarteli •f j line. with a lirst and ·ten. Soutn s~Ltl hPrn. v1c 1m u t I · . d ad10n that -the Tornado det en- . ern s defense. once more rallied ld Ch 011 two d!Herent OCC:iSIOns uri · I'll sive unit rtl'allv• buckled down 1 to thP fi('L'aslon and 1M' cnm ing tI1e season ' opemnJ:l t • . f d til the hrf'ak it nerded: on thf' 1 to the task of stopptng the . cPy for only our yar s on e 01 ia~t plav ol the third~rind Alhen~ Cotmly ('I'I' W. The Blue 1 next to.tlr plays a~ then too~ off ' Devil~~ began. a drive from the- possesSIOfl Of the ball for keeps · k'111 bOD I. pig'S I lilt')) tlt> . - d h ,· : ~e ~hfl uldt>l' of aJwnulrf-hf BhJe 32 yard stnpe after a ktck-olf wJth 30 secon ~ s (}\-'wing on lkvil reee iver.:;J!undiff. H 185 1ope-ned tlw penod . _ tht" clock . JfJ. fullb<wk. grabbed the ball 1 Chaunt'ey ma~·ch_ed downf_Jeld •·our defense was great," ·mid-a ir and raCed 60 va rds 1on 13 pl<l _'t'S to tnslde liTe eu~hl ~aid Coach Van Meter while untuucMd for the only tully ~~tf y;,rd line when~ th~ TCJrnado~~~.:: recalling at least four tremem!!lle contf'.~t. .stopped the drwe . wtth_ a (@lll'lt · ous goal line stands. Van Meldown and thrPe sltnatwn. ' er ,,·ngled out seniors Mike JenCundlft then booted the e~t rr. ~il'l ~; 0111 - ersion through thr- Svuthern took over 1he ball kins and T&m Wickline Jor uprights and Southern led b~- .:1 . and Gntf'se-r. still lunpi11g. re- top deft>m:ive performances be- ~ MIKE JENKINS SHERM CUNDIFF TOM WICKLINE 7~2 mar~in 3t that point. turned to the line-up to lake sides praising the entire unit. . Ch•uncrv hod gollen its lir'l over Jhe quarlerback job. Southern ran only nine pia" I ST.~NDOU'l'S - Sherm Cundiff, who scored the only touchdown of the game, ~fetv 1 ..,.~ minult-~ prior 10 Chauncey dumped Grueser for I during the second hall while ! and Line~J~en !'fike Jenkins ~pd ~om Wickli~e w~re. pra.i~~~Chby Coach Do;ri~an Cund.il'f'! touchdown when losses 011 two cansecutive play.\! the Blue Devils were ca rrying \ .M_eter for the1r s_~ndout efforts m Southerns 7·4 wm over aunce~ on ay rosll_~uar~~b~~-- ~~okie ~~ then ~r~pped Cundiff be- : lhe ball 43 limes tow~~~--the 1___ J~u'!'g~h~t.~A::l~l::a_::re~se~n:t:::or::s.:_______________..__ _ _ _ _~..._1 ~ IN ~ o HAND SEWNS ~ dow•• h d 1 1' A sparkling defensive effort Cl'Owt replacing signal - caller hind the goal line ftr t e st'con I goa _lne. , NEWNAME o rz~ eo IHCIU tea .W.IM 1 ib $10.95 to $14.95 Klngsway .a " " " - • ...., .._.. look IlL _.- iiDa . . . . . .tiooa "" -.aol mon'aal-. ~loallll­ _.,.P detailiDgblghligia . . ~ . eraftmnaMhlp of pemlam -.a.- Aok . . . .D Hornets Tied, 0-0: . · ~~· ~w ~ t • ·;,;•·J·' .USE YO,UR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT ....~ . · learns ha~ : • •diloflt,o !b\11 ~cored the clock. A pass from Eich· The other Wlldcat score came 1.mgb_t when ~hey ~vel to Nor~h : East~rn- Roush,_,_ on ru~s, 3 game Wa~ Athetinfilf'ai·thf . iEastern·s E-agles r first halJ touchdowns and i11ger to Allman was good for i in the third period. on a 27 yard .Galha to VIe agamst the Pl- I.Martm 00 run, E~chmger 011 last. minute. It will not count n1 on to hafld Hannan-'! r<~L'e tl .e extra pomts . pass from Rick Swain, aenior rates. run and ~llman 0 pass. i.Jl - r~·• (Jhlo Valley Conference lopsided 4Q-l4 setback in a . . . .· quarterback, to Don Sheets. By quarters: . b'tlbdlngs. Ceal-Grove -will host 1 i.rida y night Soulhern \ f ~llman . got his first SIX· Sheets th'en earned for the Hannan-Trace 0 Cl 8 D---14 1~-~. Gallipolis rm:t Friday. • .. . iWmter wtlh 7 mmutes and 10 extra oints Ea_stern 16 16 0 8-40 p .. . ' TD's- H-T: Cremeans, 3 ' Mem~n of the Southeastfthlf'tiC Leagllf! gnd match_, see·onds left in the first quarter Coach Dick Ware's Pl. PleasThe host l::agles. coached by on a 55 yard scamper. AII- I The Metgs ~ounty club. out- yd. run and Sheets on 27 yd. : ern Oh1e ~portswrtters and ant Big .Blscko absorbed a jilliam Shinn, _tallied twic~ in lllt-tn' s other to~chd~wn with gamed the W1ldcat~ ol l:oacb I pass from Swain: East~ern, All< Broadcaster~ AaHCiaUoD will 59-0 beating al Weirton Friday $dt of the firs t two per mds Lb.ree mmutes and 21 seconds Robert Marcum b} 424 yards II man on runs of ;,s and 1 8 yards, , meet Suaday, sept. IR, in night. The Blacks are 1ow 11-Z in-d then · added tbeir last dur- left in the game on a 78 yard to 1:14 yard~ . £'-.:~stern had 279 Douglas on 48 yd . punt return Atbeas lD predict tlle out- for the season. if..': the fmal stanza. run around the rigbt end. ~ich- rush ing and 145 un passes. Han- '1'nd 35 vard pass from f.iching- i come of the 1911 SEOAL foot· A char knilw• u the lake f Ric:hard o_ou 11 1as, senior und: inger ,-;~rried for the extra nan - Tra~·e gained 134 yard~ er, Martin on 6 ~a:d run . _ E~' s~ ~ ball tUie race. 0 m_l] 1ed 'the hrsl Eastern TD ot pomts. on the ~1ound and 29 yard! _ --President Howl Coogdoo BD· trout il lhe largest of all trout. i.e season when be ra~ 48 Ea:;1ern's other tally (.'arne 1Jassu1g. SIGNED CONTRACT 1 nouaeed tbat the met.tlag wUI jlrds with a punt return 'less -with ,, i.\ ~ inute-s a_nd ~.L -;ec- E~sli'rn attempted' seven NEW , YORK (UPII -AI be held in tile AmerkllD Leg. tan three minutes afler the onds left m the Hmd quarter pas.ses. compleled four . and , MacNeil, a 30-year-old def.fnse- ion ClubroOm• slarting at pme·, opening. kickoff. Don on a five yard r·un hy Halfb:t('k had two intercepted, wb1le the' man who was aequ1red during 1:30 p. m . .lto~.,;sh added the extra poiAls Mike Martin. Rou~h capped the Galli-a team attempted lfi a~r· i the summer from the Chicago Also at tbe meeting aew i a run. effort by c-drrying over th 1· ex- ials, and completed seven. Han- ; Black Hawks, signed his 1966--67 1 olfker1 for the coming scltool ~ou~as, who aJoag with Hair- lra points. nan · Trace, however, had 10 ! contract todi::ty wilh the Ntw I year will be ~~ected and aU lil'~.; Hoger Allman each ~cor- ; The first Hannan - Trace first downs to six for ~he Eag- 1York Rangers of the National , members will pay the aanaal ~ two touchdowns, added bi" tout•hdown wa'i stored w1\h 10 les. EC~stern was lev1ed 115 Horkey ),~ag ue. 1 dues. 1 second in the third 1:.eriod on minutes left in the second quar- ·yards in penalties com~~rcJ liJ : G e n e r a 1 Manager. Coach Followlq; tbe meeUng the i 35 yard pass from Charles ter un a three yard carry to ' 65 yards for the oppoSitiOn . : Emile Francis plans to team official prognasdcation •• Eichinger, ·senior Guarterback. paydirt by Terry Cremeans. ! The Eagles will return lu i MacNeil with Wayne Hillman tbt> outcome of tile 1911 footfith twO minutes sbowing on · capping -a 41 yard Wildcat dr1~_e. ~-S- ~~ay th~s ~~~~~-g _Friday Utis season. MacNeil. :).feet, 16-- ball race wUI be released by , -----~ inch . 185-pounds, will be (start- the association. ing his eighth season in the Pomeroy Higlf': · Jtul (Car Accident SEPTEMBER CLEARANCE TIME I 1 OLDSMOBILE$ ,• -~ IGene Hall, 150-pound senoor 121 yards ruohlog and complet· , quarterback. passed 26 yards ,ed seven 20 ,passes for 96 o~ to Richard Dillon, 160-pound , yards for a net yardage of 217. ' junior end, fur the Highland· Southwestern racked up 112 , I-f-F-IS Cutloss Holld•y Coupe · Power equipment includln& windows. Bronze ers' only tou('hdown · I 2-F-15 Cutlaas Sport Couptt ~wer, equipment. 1 turiJiloise, 1 lvbile.over Sierra mist CADI~LAC 1-Caltll Htrd Top Sedtn · 1-F-IS Delu~t 4 Door s.dan P!>wer steeriing. Tropic ,. turquoise Funy equipp~d Including air-conditioning. Green v ' 'f:i' o~· -~· z' Jf M0,.cr :a.es ~ ' 1\arr . ·80 ' .211u · I GAINS YARDAGE -- Le~ny Van Meter 1301 gains yar~a eon an rna sweep for 1score. Southwestern had on• Scoring Tonc~dowb 'Iouth· th~ Pomeroy J'"Jnthers in their 22·6 "·in .over W;thama. w· . . ~~~~:!ldJiwll .ca iJI'd oack.. J.,ca~se w.,;tern: Dillon tilt vard pas• Falrom is about to catch Van .\Ieier. who soored one of Ptlnwr$ · "l ~~ny. '~- _ _ _ from Hall1 • H•nni!n . 8 <.u u1tile h>ckaronnrl at Jeff ;, fl<ln Swlshl'l" 11~1. Pomerov Quarterback. Baker photo. First downs favorN! ttl. visit· fl•lrl ttwo yord llllfak). Demo. 1-F·IS Cutlou Supreme Holldoy Sedan · Power equipment. White over turquoise - - ~~ -- - .. early in lhe fjrsl period when ors 14·8. The Wildcats gained • ,1 1-0ynomlc 88 Holldoy Stdon Power equipment. Blue. 1 yard~ rushmg and completed 1 two oJ mne passes lor l2 yards 1 The Highlanders battled the a net of 154 yards. Wildcats sl'oreless througnoul Southwestern never fumbled the second and third periods but the Wildcats bobbled five and penrtraled inside_the Wild limes. recovering two ot thelf cats 25 yard linf' four time:-. m own fumbles. The Higtllanden the last frame. but lark~ the nrt:"w iO yards in penaltle~ while punch to <;core the Wildeats had .only one five Wildcat quarterback UN , ~·ard penalty fie ld went over frl)ffi the twfl Srort' by Quarters: yard line I ole in lhe lo<~rth Hannan, W. V·a. 0 0 0 f< -" fi 0 0 0--6 1quarter for the Wildrats' only Southwestern e 4-66's A last quarter touchdown gave. the vl~ting Hannan, ' Va. Wildcats a 6-6 tte Fnday mght wttll the South- 1 western High School Highlanders of Coach Steve Stil~s. It was the season's opener tor Southwestern. The Wtd· cats lost last "eek 27-0 to the Winfield, W.Va. Generals. w. 1 .Jnvestig,ted In Pomeroy •••• NHL. Southwestern tnok a 6-0 lead GAHS, Ironton Bands Please Grid Crowd ~~~f;:(,:_,.''' sy Hannan Rallies To Tie SW, 6-6 ler Creek lilgb School, Sgt. Utile 01 been Ill VIetnam since Feltnary. He euUoted Nof. 5, IIC, . ~PA'Kin&sway tbe-!Jggklallmal- ~astern Eagles Score Easy 40 -14 Grid Win ::ii~~.] ° t ~ PROM(l'('UED TO SERGEANT - Cpl. Larry L. LltUe, 12, IOD of Mr. 8Dtl Mn. Mel· .m JJttle, Cheshire, oa Sept. I, wu promoled lo Sef&Wll In Vlelllom, wlere be II IOI'V· iDI wllll lbe Flnl M~ Jll. vlsloa. A IKZ paato of Ky- . ".I!•!!'..992-5342 1 i , OPE~ ' .II!Ji:~NINGS TIL .!> > C.~DI~~~-.OLO$ e ,~ · · POMEROY ~~.~:'.~!!'!"'"'l'I''"'\II"J!I;;I~~!¢~i!::S"l""!!IIP'I'!I~!I""'...P!I!Illt!P.!!'""'"'"''!'!!!!IImrol! ,, 1 f \ Band Performs ·With Lights . ' • SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER ll, 1966 Eleven More Primarf 000000000000000 ,_ SECTION �• • f . P'\· ,. \ .oil .• ' ' -""'·) ..,. ,, ' Gemini 0 SWJace Shot Called Off Agai~ L I' .. l~The Sunday Times-SeQUnel, Sunday, Sept. ,11.,liM. . 'II' ', 'I :I j ''•' ·~ I .. oqu: In IP"';:i w~ert !/,:kla tl ~ men! ol 1ravlly a ot er . r phyolca pO!e bll problema. -A ,141\.mlnute stan~ up In the open Gemini ~toh by Gordon. He Is to roi)duct a varl•ty or !CienUflc fall Important 10 the Apoilu mo· ""' the-moon pJ'OII'IIll whld• folIowa Gemini. '. I •' ., ,li 1 i = ~ l:l""" J R "I j!; n f= ~-. ;a; I . ~~ ~~ a ~g .. . }] ""' J! E ·u < ~ "E ~ .." "'• l. .. ~ ~~l G)tftOi ..... ~ 2; ... , = ~ I g ...ii ~ ~ ~ • :0 ~ 9 ~ •' ·~ ~~ ~" - ID ... ~ 8l1l 8~~ ~9!1 ~ .:...;,.:..; ~ ~~~ .!!' J1! e;n .... .. 8~~ :i :a ~ ~ ~ .!!l ~i -~ ::; -" :::l !!i i=: :s .0 'ii ~ "' .. z• ~ ~ !!:!l>l~ _,....,...._. :i 0 .e " ·a= ~l! ;. 5,. B 'iii ; ~ l .!; ~ 0 ~ 2 ~:a > .. :s• -• • ~ ~ . •• ~ u u 8~t(l~ g~~ !!>l ' 4l ~ ~ • •• ~ o:l d ~~ J -< oil sj- ~~ St., Middleport, bao completed . ~ '(' Dar and Evtlllhl ,. , ~I Cl13 ... 1110'11! maintenance of the Army's ear.. 1• and troop - earryiJti bell• "' 0 .:! .~ ~ 8~ .D,i:i • ' ' -~ l•.o . ~ Br Appointment ........ 446-0797 I !!~ ticie:; ~~ ~ ' I D NYE UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN '~l~· . '· - _. 1~ SERVIa .; e COMPLETE LINE OF USID CARS e , Phone 5"·7111 . : :'· ) ,, ., ' •.. ( ' '.; '' .. Btst Deal In Ar•a On LP Gas Bulk Tanks. Come In artd Let Us ''Show" ' . ~ou How You C:an SC'Ive Money On Your Heatingl!fluipment~ r".,.:.. . . ~~ out obU&atlon, md ullt recommendation• based on seventeen year'1 experience. NOW Ia the time to call or write for an appointment In the privacy of your home. Diles Radioear Company PHONI 5~522 ' RU.ral Do-xol ' ... ' . . .' ~ .. I ~ ~= 8 ~~ ~ ~ c BetngQrp~· eoplen . m 3 j f -•• .. . "• . "'e ., . . ~ '2 ~ .. FITNESS ··C!ENTER belieopter repair <!ourse at lbe Army Trampol'taUon Scbool Ill Ft. EuoHo. Va. He ""' trained ln tbe repolr and 1 ~ ~~ • ~a "' "l ~ ca: PHYSICAL jj :s ~ " ~ ~ ~:i "' :s Q John E. · Lyons, 765 CbeRtnu ... -~ ~ ~ § .2 > c.iNNM c.;e.:;r; ell ... .. ~! ~ ~ ~ -~ &> i ~ "'l'i '"'"' ~£ "' .. "' tl:lJ , ~I h~ lil • fire- T-he Meigs !News Beat ~ ~ ~ . '8.~ 1 f~ l! ' :;: ~ ~ .§ ~ ~ :!! i·= . lJ .19 .!!' .c .. 5 ~ ~8 rrJ l! § ' I ll ..= l -~ 8 5£ H U)!l Q j'~j 1~ ;) men 19' the publlc'o ouppOrl . Ted Reed president of Tbe Farmen Bani< and Savings Co. an6 vice chalrlll&n of Group S.ven of tbe Oblo Bankera AtJOclalloo, will auend • group sesslon ml'etlng on Tharllday, Sept. .U, at lbe Betsy Mllb Club ln Marietta .... Pvl. Tom• my Lyooa, 100 of Mr, aad Mrs. . .:" ]',. ,._, , 1~('.:'::, ~ t~l, .. ,.. . ''" ·'· : .•~ .,., rrJ ; ODDS •N' ENDS DEPARTMENT - Joe Struble. Pomeroy 1Emerrency Squid captain, roporto the Llbor Day eel.. bralion • bold In Pomeroy tblo ·year was a financial auc.,.ss and expreueo tlle appreclatloo of squad membert aDd 'E 1 . . 1 E= CAI'E ; KEN.NJIDY IUPfl - as man) days saturday and enable men 10 ulelllble The Gemini 11 1pace mission waa postpdned until Monday another warmuo lor Alnerloan mornll!g. manned moon nights -ran Into The vlll,ln lhll' ttme wa• a trlluble for the second lime In oteerlhg 'device In the Atlao rocket that II to hurl aloft an Aqena target l'!hlch MtronautJ big Improvement. Charles (PetOI Conrad and EA~ ERN'S Athletic BIIOst- Richard F. Gordon will chAM! ers will meet Monday, Sept. 12 dolln lor a tricky ftnt-<ll'blt at UO p. m. at the high ;chool rendezvous. to discus• purchasr of additional llghllng for the football field. Election or new offl""rs for the year' will also be on tap. , ... d! ~ =;::; ~- i ;.!! ... ,l!.!!l ...= ~ ; " .l!Sj I .:.;b~~ .. :i :::.. . ....::; �• • f . P'\· ,. \ .oil .• ' ' -""'·) ..,. ,, ' Gemini 0 SWJace Shot Called Off Agai~ L I' .. l~The Sunday Times-SeQUnel, Sunday, Sept. ,11.,liM. . 'II' ', 'I :I j ''•' ·~ I .. oqu: In IP"';:i w~ert !/,:kla tl ~ men! ol 1ravlly a ot er . r phyolca pO!e bll problema. -A ,141\.mlnute stan~ up In the open Gemini ~toh by Gordon. He Is to roi)duct a varl•ty or !CienUflc fall Important 10 the Apoilu mo· ""' the-moon pJ'OII'IIll whld• folIowa Gemini. '. I •' ., ,li 1 i = ~ l:l""" J R "I j!; n f= ~-. ;a; I . ~~ ~~ a ~g .. . }] ""' J! E ·u < ~ "E ~ .." "'• l. .. ~ ~~l G)tftOi ..... ~ 2; ... , = ~ I g ...ii ~ ~ ~ • :0 ~ 9 ~ •' ·~ ~~ ~" - ID ... ~ 8l1l 8~~ ~9!1 ~ .:...;,.:..; ~ ~~~ .!!' J1! e;n .... .. 8~~ :i :a ~ ~ ~ .!!l ~i -~ ::; -" :::l !!i i=: :s .0 'ii ~ "' .. z• ~ ~ !!:!l>l~ _,....,...._. :i 0 .e " ·a= ~l! ;. 5,. B 'iii ; ~ l .!; ~ 0 ~ 2 ~:a > .. :s• -• • ~ ~ . •• ~ u u 8~t(l~ g~~ !!>l ' 4l ~ ~ • •• ~ o:l d ~~ J -< oil sj- ~~ St., Middleport, bao completed . ~ '(' Dar and Evtlllhl ,. , ~I Cl13 ... 1110'11! maintenance of the Army's ear.. 1• and troop - earryiJti bell• "' 0 .:! .~ ~ 8~ .D,i:i • ' ' -~ l•.o . ~ Br Appointment ........ 446-0797 I !!~ ticie:; ~~ ~ ' I D NYE UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN '~l~· . '· - _. 1~ SERVIa .; e COMPLETE LINE OF USID CARS e , Phone 5"·7111 . : :'· ) ,, ., ' •.. ( ' '.; '' .. Btst Deal In Ar•a On LP Gas Bulk Tanks. Come In artd Let Us ''Show" ' . ~ou How You C:an SC'Ive Money On Your Heatingl!fluipment~ r".,.:.. . . ~~ out obU&atlon, md ullt recommendation• based on seventeen year'1 experience. NOW Ia the time to call or write for an appointment In the privacy of your home. Diles Radioear Company PHONI 5~522 ' RU.ral Do-xol ' ... ' . . .' ~ .. I ~ ~= 8 ~~ ~ ~ c BetngQrp~· eoplen . m 3 j f -•• .. . "• . "'e ., . . ~ '2 ~ .. FITNESS ··C!ENTER belieopter repair <!ourse at lbe Army Trampol'taUon Scbool Ill Ft. EuoHo. Va. He ""' trained ln tbe repolr and 1 ~ ~~ • ~a "' "l ~ ca: PHYSICAL jj :s ~ " ~ ~ ~:i "' :s Q John E. · Lyons, 765 CbeRtnu ... -~ ~ ~ § .2 > c.iNNM c.;e.:;r; ell ... .. ~! ~ ~ ~ -~ &> i ~ "'l'i '"'"' ~£ "' .. "' tl:lJ , ~I h~ lil • fire- T-he Meigs !News Beat ~ ~ ~ . '8.~ 1 f~ l! ' :;: ~ ~ .§ ~ ~ :!! i·= . lJ .19 .!!' .c .. 5 ~ ~8 rrJ l! § ' I ll ..= l -~ 8 5£ H U)!l Q j'~j 1~ ;) men 19' the publlc'o ouppOrl . Ted Reed president of Tbe Farmen Bani< and Savings Co. an6 vice chalrlll&n of Group S.ven of tbe Oblo Bankera AtJOclalloo, will auend • group sesslon ml'etlng on Tharllday, Sept. .U, at lbe Betsy Mllb Club ln Marietta .... Pvl. Tom• my Lyooa, 100 of Mr, aad Mrs. . .:" ]',. ,._, , 1~('.:'::, ~ t~l, .. ,.. . ''" ·'· : .•~ .,., rrJ ; ODDS •N' ENDS DEPARTMENT - Joe Struble. Pomeroy 1Emerrency Squid captain, roporto the Llbor Day eel.. bralion • bold In Pomeroy tblo ·year was a financial auc.,.ss and expreueo tlle appreclatloo of squad membert aDd 'E 1 . . 1 E= CAI'E ; KEN.NJIDY IUPfl - as man) days saturday and enable men 10 ulelllble The Gemini 11 1pace mission waa postpdned until Monday another warmuo lor Alnerloan mornll!g. manned moon nights -ran Into The vlll,ln lhll' ttme wa• a trlluble for the second lime In oteerlhg 'device In the Atlao rocket that II to hurl aloft an Aqena target l'!hlch MtronautJ big Improvement. Charles (PetOI Conrad and EA~ ERN'S Athletic BIIOst- Richard F. Gordon will chAM! ers will meet Monday, Sept. 12 dolln lor a tricky ftnt-<ll'blt at UO p. m. at the high ;chool rendezvous. to discus• purchasr of additional llghllng for the football field. Election or new offl""rs for the year' will also be on tap. , ... d! ~ =;::; ~- i ;.!! ... ,l!.!!l ...= ~ ; " .l!Sj I .:.;b~~ .. :i :::.. . ....::; �' ' •' '· I 'I ·,- ~ ·,' ' ~ 'I . .' •••.....' · · 't. ' ,, 1 •I ... i '' Gemini II SWlace Shot Called Off Again CAPE ). KENNEDY IUPIJ . - as man~ days Saturday and The Gemini 11 space ml•slon- wa• postponed until Monday another warmun '/or American morning. mann~d moon ntghlll -ran Into The Ylll,ln lhif lime wa• a trtiuble for the second time In steerlnB ·devloe In the Atlas rocket that It lo hurl alnn an A~eno target which big Improvement. · Charleo IPe~l Conrad and £A~ ERN'S Athletic Boosl· Richard F. Gordon will ers will meet Monday, Sept. 12 down lor • tricky at 7:30 p. m. al the hiBh .chool rendezvous. to discuS! purchair of addition· al ligllllnl for the foolball field. Election or new offlcero lor the year\ vm also be on tap. . •' ~· II ' \.::. ; ; ' Fred G'~glein The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunnay._Sept~ 11 , 1966-:::;:~5 · . ----··--··· Elected Grange Worthy Master e~~able men to ~~:~b~"'/:: menl In spa:; !her ~~lrkl tl of sravl~ 8 0 oblerns phy•lcs 1"' 8 ~ btl prt.and u~ In -A 1411-m nute 8 h loh ._ llle open Gemtn1 8 "' Gordoo. Ho Is to coi)duct • varl•ty of !Cientlflc losla Important to the Apoll" ma-~?' the-moon pro&ram which f... Iowa Gemlnt. Fred G~gleln was rHiected worthy master wben the a.cr · . Springs Griluge nlet ThurSday (· evelllng. · The meeting opened in ritual·. tstlc form. A communication was rea<l from University Grange In 'll!anl to meinbers of the area who are attending Ohio State' University. Report- ' ed IU were Roger Morgan, Mr•. Hazel Humphrey, Mrs. Hattll! Curtis an4 · Mrs. Hollier Rice" 11 was amJeunced that al the Coonty Pomona Grange M r s. Horner Radford, a member, won first place in the apple muffi• conteot aDd Mrs. Robali Louks, first place In edgings and centerpiece. Other officel'1 elected - e William Grueser, ove,.....: Mrs. w. A. Morgan, lecturer; Amos Leonard, steward; Hom• Rice, assistant steward; Mrs. Wilham Grueser, c b a plaill; Frank Grueser, treasurer; Mrs .Fred Goeglein, secretary: Carl Grueser. gatekeeper. Mrs. c. L. Heaton, Ceres; Mrs. Homer Radford, Pomona ; Mrs. Frank Grueser, Flora; lady ssFrancis Mor· •. • ,i.... . l.!.,.~.l ••. l ... unittee; Mrs. , •••. 11 at the new offices or t~.e Gallfi TV Qighljgllts. Friday from Evans Enterprises, Inc. auist: :r • Eastera Standard Tillie 5:30 Sign On - New1 l:lli Lal-ry tl.ndero011 llholr '• SUNDAY 5:35 Sacred Heart 7:50 Pomeroy NatiO!Ial BHII : ' · -------------9 p.m. Cb 13 "The HusOer"- 5:50 Meigs cr RFD Newt II'SU TV..S WCIJS TV-I WHTN TV-t• P. Newman 5:55 News 11:00 Reni•s Dairy Bar"aoa ' ·, '""" :•• · · • 1 · 9 p. m. Cb 6 - "Bernadine" 8·00 Bill Miller Show Ten· ·Sb,~ Singing ...... '!. 1:45- Corn Cob - P. Boone 7:30 News 11:30 l'll•!.ro"'' It Ro)ler'ti ; . 11:15 p. m. Cb 8 "Dakota lnci- 8:00 lim Miller Show Ten Show . · . ·' ' 7!00-Today Cartoons dent" - D. Robertson 1.45 Baker Ft!l'nituie Auction 12:00 Natlonal News ..'' 1 · 11:30 p. m. Cb 10 "Waiting ' 9:00 Newo 12:15 A.S.C. ,Prgm., Melgo 7:05•\ 7:._ Starcher Church of Chrl!l for Godot'' 9:05 COffee With Janet 12:30 Ma•Q.Il Co. ,t\.Jr. Ell, :. •. ,. ' 3:00<t.rrher Fun SchOOl . MONDAY •, j 9:15 i'l'liurs. l Coffee Wllb 12:45 Jlm"Meese Sat~~r~- ... •· 7 p. m. Cll 3 "Romanofl and Janet Rousb Sro Show 7:55 News Final '"' ·'J '. : .. 9:00 Dialing Dollar Secret Storm Jullel" - P. 1/slinolf and , 10:00 The Swap Shop · 8 00 Sign on ..c ~ , 9:.:roJackie Oblinger Movie S. Dee 10:15 Morning Medltatlnno : ·sUNDAYS ~ . • ~· 10:00- Eye Guess 9:30 p. m. Ch 8 TBA 10:30 Bill Miller's Brunch show 6:00 Sig,) On-l"orward Faltb · "<'t!,:-t:" Lucy 10:25- News 11:2~1 p. m. Cb 3 "Cockeyed 11:00 Ollto News 1:30 Baptist ~ayman's· !!our Wonder" r M. Rooney 11:05 Tiny·s Country Junction 7:11!1 Master Control 10 :311- Corwentrat The McOoyo 11 :30 p. m. Cll 13 "Ebbtide"- 11:3~ Tiny's Country bymttme 7:30 GOOd Life • 11:00 Letter Andy Griffith Supermar~et H._ Milland 12:00 Pomeroy Cement Nat1 7:45 Bib!~ Speab· II · 30 ShoWdown Dick Van '1yke Oatmg Game x • 11:30 p. !11 . Ch 10 "II HapNews 1:00 Larry l,noerson ~~~J pened One Nigllt," C.j12: IS Farmers Bank Sllow 12 :OO- Jeopa!'<ly Love ot Life Donno Reed Colbert and C. Gable · Local News 9:00 sprea~ing 1225News TUESDAY 12:25 Rizer Oil Co. Sport& News 9:20 ·· 12:3{) Swingln' Search For Tomar. Father Knows Best 9 p. m. Ch 3 "Blue Hawaii" 12:30 Gnessler Guest.Sbow, Fr1. 8:00 12:45Guiding Light · 12 :55- News E. Presley 12:30 Larry Andersoo Show IO:sO ~~~!~~~ · 9 p, m. Ch 4 "Perfect Fur• 3:00 MUes Kusic sflliw 11 :30 c I :00 News Woman's Page Ben Csaey Iough" - T. Curlill Karr & Van tandt Sllow 112:00 N:;~::~.: I ::W Make A Deal As World rurns : p. m. Ch 8 "Pinky" -J. 4:30 Cots. It So. Electric Local 12:15 C I :55 News Crain News 12:30 Rev . 11 :30 p.m. Cb 13 "TaU In the 5:00 News 1:00 Rev. Eii~· B l: :W- Uur L1ves Password Newly Wed Game Saddle" W . Bond and J. 7:55 News Final 1:30 Country 3,:w--Doctors House Party A f1me r ·oJ us z:soWayne 8:00 Sign 011 2:110 ~~~~~::~a_j Women 's News • · 11:30 p. m. Ch 10 "The Wild SA'IliRDAYS·-· Z :o& Miles ooav ~ 3:00-Anotn. World To fell TrUib' ., Heart" J. Jones 5:50 Pri>testam Hour 7:55 News Gen. Hosp1la! J :Z>News WEDNESDAY ~:· 6:00 Family 1\'orsbli> -Rour l :f)j) Sign IL 20 p. m. en 8 "Kdnapped" · ! ::10-doo't Say Edge 01 Nlgllt The .Nursea ,D11ytime Shows Daylight Savin~~:s Sunday Time . 1966 HPHMBER 1966 - ·-·-·-·-·· -·· I M T W T F_, S 1 21 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 N q; . lly, 1'01 j the sp sport s COUNCIL LISTENS - Members of Syracuse Village Council and other viilocal 1 !age officials. !around table from lelli, T roy Zwilling, Glenn Cundiff Jr., Art Svl sud ro: vester, Treasurer George Holman, May or Horman london, Clerk Richard Du ck· worth. AI Lipscomb and Bill Hayes, is shewn listening to Moore before endorsing Rave the proposed planning. -·-- __ . ~iderit 1 time, l Miss E:ichin11er is I givon in our Graduated from JI.IS I believa 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Eich- has nj Inger and son, John, Mr. and quaint1 Mro. Roser Hubbard and Rol- •cenes er Lee, all of Syracuse, and ' with t1 Freddie Boyd, Pomeroy, were The in Parkersburg last Saturday to ations alt.nd graduation nerdoes for gotted the ~ormer's daughler, Linde to pin Eichinger; from Mountain Slate !• coss 1 Busine!S Colle1e, at llle Smoet I Wor. Tllrtatre. , Is de Following llle !ervlc., llley footba were dinner guests of another llldaughter and son-In-law, Mr. e,.. it and Mts. Doyie Gibbo and sible son, Doyl•, Jr. , In Vienna; W. a tia Va . On Sunday they all went Ath to Camden Park in Hunlin11ton areas where they wero joined by Mr. havo and Mrs. Virsil CoUins of Nel· help sonvllle and Mr. and Mrs. Er- are o neot Bartiy, ol Man, W. Va. the r the : BOARD MEETING provl The Southern Local Scllool dresl Board will meet Monday Sept. Thl 12th, at 8 p. m. at the Southern boost Local High Sd100l f~r llle pur· goo• pose of conducting regular bus- it is iness. TALKS PLANNING - Ralph Moore , Re.ource Developrnenl •cent, Is ~hown here discussing comprehensive planning with council members fn Meigs County. Moore, of Jackson and formerly of Meics County, i1 •••king to secure oupport for comprehen· Oive planning llnanced through a federal grant. - ---- - - -- --- ---- -- '• I Be<lVer Familv Honor• Son Brolhors and sisters Truman Sheets, executive commiUee man. A potluck dlnoer was oerved al the close of the meeting. Next meeting will he Thursday, Oct 13, at 7:30 p.m. I Swan Creek Grnn11e El Oil' of Pvt. I ecu ICI!rl ~ ha rlto Keith Beaver. who is Swan Creek Graftle No. 2554 10me on leave from the Army, met Thursday and elected offi!athef!d at lhe home of their cera for the cominl yen. The Jafeilto, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grange adopted 1 prosram for 'lea'ler In Frankfort, 0 ., for 1 I the year, which includes a Fisht are J as p lhe contl Fll who Clllls on me b i !el-lofelher. ('()mmunity !lfrYice project 1 Th~e onjoying tllo day wore, I where mernberl will frequently ' Mr. IDd Mrs. Charles Bfner; visit homes of senior citizen~, I • lid Becky of Frankfurt, Mr. I and inv~lid~. 1 •nd Mrs. Herbert Slone and J . · Stove, Jell and Jim of Kanau- Of!K.'<!rs eloeted Included: ; ga. Mr. am1 Mn. Roger &!a· I James N. M. Davil, Maater, . ' "' and Berti• and Dooglas of Lee Rose, o•erseer; Mn.. WI~ Hal l.vill• . o., Mr. and Mro. liam Davis, lecturer; Wilham Richard Randolph and lUcky Davia, cbaplam; Emm• I I t London Church, .. . l\'lrd; Mrs. Em1 Mr. and t-frs. Ronnie Beaver melt Cburcl1, ~ecrttary-trtuur­ •nd .Jeremy of Chilil('()llie, Pvt. er; Junior caii, aultllrtl atewmc' Mrs. Keith Beavor snci Ter- ard: Doll Glltenweter, Ceres: Mrs. Tnilnan Shettl, Pollltlll: ·i of Gallipolis. All lhe children were pre!fnt Mabel lhucl:, Flora; Mrs. Jun!xupl Mrs. David IF aye) lor CIU, lltly lllfttalll atellr· Richards, who Is wftb her hut- ani, and Fraaklln Houck, barid , ototiobed In VlrJIDI• with keepet. the Army. Appofnteti were Mrs. Jamea Pvt: Beaver wfl return to Davis, bome «''nomlca cbair· fort Knox for eight weeka more roll: MrL IUchard Slmma, " INiinllll. lllth · UJt. Armored youlb cbafrmlllll lilmlneJI. ! 1 ·\ 1 . .\ Dlvill111. SOME DON'T N encl we tell t What about your bearlnr-bat whore you wonder \vbether ~ would be benefl.cial! Ollf out obligation, and ollt rfc:o .. seventeen year'• IXJII!~lenc•f e.aU or write tor your bome. au appoint .. ,. j Jl:lo 4:00 Rocky & Frs. Theatre Dark Shadows Wbere Action Is 4:;1()... 0:110 lol. Douglas Family 'ntealer Adams Family Lassie ' Evening Showa , 6:00-News 6:30-News CBS News 1:41 News Wealller Newe Green Hornet 1:00 The MouJI.eys Dillon 1:30 Tarzan Wild, Wild Weet 8:00 8:30 U.N.C.L.E. Hogan's uo Movie Movie Milton Berte 12 O'Clock Higa ~ : 30- ,Q:IIO Laredo •.a ooo ~ewa Pacemaker News Theatre 1: ,, News Late Show ·' '"" romgnt •1:50 ,.z:oo Action Theatre Saturday :laylime Shows Daylight Savings Time !.·~o:~~~s':,..th .j.E.H. Radio SAZ f\1 I 7:00-Almanae WCIIS TV .. Cartoona WHTN 1'\'·U 1:45 Neighbors loli£bty Mouse Soct.al SecuriiJ l:li>3:30- WOIIIOD \1-0nl ot Life 9:00 Super I t : 30 Atom ADI Heckle & Jeckte Underq •o:OO Sec. SqUirrel FrllllkenateJp Jr•. tO::W Spaee Cadets Space Gbost Klny Kong ll:OO Coot McCool 11 :30 JeiSons Casper MJ18lll8 12:00 Top Cat RDaa l!Qrmer 12:30 Movie The Wat~ms B(ugl Bunny Milton tho Mortster Beasiet TOJ!I & Jercy 1:00 Stonemans I::W Beatlea ·. Utenn Abbou & . CosteUo 2:00 NBC Baseball oowung r. B;radshaw ABC's 8porta Snyder 2:30 Peter GWID ;j, 110 Caravan .i:311 Stoneman's Country Music NFL CoontdoWD ABCSporll S: 15- f :OO .NBC Basebalf 4:3().. . Diles '· o.a.xao Cltun:h, ,lliulaiiYI 11e111 ud ' " " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · Hoppity •Hwper llalldaland . ~ . NCAA Football ... < "!!,' ,• ti - II 12 l3 14 IS 16 .17 IS 19 20 21 ' 22 23 24 25 26 2 7 28 29 JO : .. . ' ·. WSAZ TV-3 1:309:00 Cartoono .1:34) GofPe1 ·- .. ., bOUD s • 11:38 p. m. Cb I TBA • 11:34) p. m. Cb 10 "Hell and High Water" · Jl:30 p. m. Cb 4 "Glory Sea" · I a. m. Cb t "Doolirut Oklatioma,rt - R. ScuU of - Churcll Lamp Look Up Camera Gosepl Harmony Legion Beany and Cecil Peter Potamus ~ Bull winkle Discovery Facing Life .. 12: 30 Mee! Press ' 12:45 TBA Trutll Oral Roberl8 NFL Higllllghts I:IIU Meet l'r... TBA 1:15 I :30 Baseball Facmg Life Issues NFL Highlighl8 Profits Talenl Hunt SpiS. Speciacular Day 's Work Football 2:00 Viet Nam Z:~ 2:25 2:34) 3:00 Two In Talli 3:25 Talent Hunl 3:30 Co ogress I 4:00 4:30 Caravan Movie 5:00 Golf Tell Truth Teo Mac& 5:Sll .. - God !!I Answer 10<00 t,4:.- ' WHTN TV-IS 1:4hlubllee .. a·n· d. . R_.:A··-·D·· · 1.0 :~.: ~ri~~::= L,The .~llj)day Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Sept. 11, 1966 WCHS TV-I TBA 10:45 Uvipg :World Stoney Burke 8:110E{l Sutltvila 10:00 Hef Landlord ·· U:OO Lisle- Redovian Wedding is Hel~ Daylight Savings Timtl 10:30- MRS. JOHN REDOVIAN mrd, juvenile 8:45 11 :ilo ure ~.~ 11 :30:: of Sl ' \\' I . .:.: .. Louis" . Moaday Throucti Frltl.r \~· · :· ' • 11:30 p.m. Cb' 10 "Petrified 8:16 Morning M_etocllet .. 'f,·' ·~ .... Forest" . 8:00 Stgn U!•, Momlng 'MetiM!les 12:80· Lqca:t; Ohio-,. 't:l'at'I NeWI ;{,·.• · ~. m. Cit 4 "Swing Time" 7:45 Eclloea at Joy IZ:211 ·Bulltlln Ba~!l ,.. A~.::t' ;;.. ~11'. I\Sialr and G. Rogers a:oo Ol!lli Valley News 12:30 .Gardea Cluli or tile Air "· · •: MURSDAY 8:011 World Newa . 12:45 SAtUrday ila!i~Jij '.~',:, p. m. Cb 8 "MUSJc Man" Pt 1 8:16 Talk ot n,e Town 1:30 News Heatiliti'el ''< I"'?;~' 11:20 p. m. Cb 8 "N0110 Sltall 1:55 CommUDiiJ ) Newa 1:11$ .News ,.. . . \ . >!•;' • Escape1' - M. Hunl 9:10 Talk ot the Town 2:80 News. Headllbeo • · • ""'"~ p. II)· Ch 13 "Jungle Hell" 9:15 Morntna .Melodies Z:56 . New~ .. .. .., .. .. -D. Bruce 9:50 Mason Counl)l Newa 1:30 News Headllnea • • 11:30 p. m. Ch 10 "Wllere 10:00 Morrung Meiodlee 3;55 Newo the Sidewalk Ends" -D. LatChString t ::;:; News Andrews Newa _ 5:00 .Newa Roundup ,,. • • 1:05 a. m. Cb 4 "Joan of World .Newo 6:15 1he Good Ute · Paris" MaSOII CnuniJ Rewa 5:10 -Collllll1lllll7 CllolN FRIDAY 12:1111 CemmUDiiJ .News 1:00 . Dintter IIUBiqlt, 7 p. m. Cb 13 "'!'he Star" - B. .Noon News 1:00 Slflll 01.1 Davis, N. Wood Bulle&tn Board ·Slttlday . 9 p. m. Cb 8 "Mustc Man," PI 2 County tl.genl 1:10 Slifn 011, SiJIIing Preri• 11 :.ZO p. m. Cb 8 "The AductCowllrJ Go Round 1:11 .Newa . · • ors" - v. McLaglen 1:55 Newa Beal 1'*1 ·.fierald o1 Trutb 11:30 p.m. Cb 13 ·'Jigsaw" and 2:511 .News Beat . t:eo· Pro~fant Hour Brennos, Enemy ol Rome" 3:00 Mid WIIJ' Mali~ l:lW.,Aunl Bertha 1 · 11:30 p. m. Cit 10 "The Face 3:56 News Beat 1:46 SUDday Millie Bellind the Mast" and · 4:00 DiscJDs with Do• tO:SO Firs! Baplfst" QIIII'dl :'Black Sunday" t:SO lnterduuJCo JI:IO ClilJdna'l ·CbaPel - · - I: OS a. m. Cit 4 "Encbant- 5:80 CommUDJq. Rewa . ll:tl i11u1JD8I 'JnterfUdti , , ed Colla&e,"- D. Malone 1:10 World • Naiii!Dal lie"' u:• lim.. ,, and R. Yaung. 6:10 Sunsel Boule~ li:IJ lbo.....pll ~· .. SATURDAY 1:00 S~g~~ 011 . l2:to.• ~ Cliurdl . . .., .:... .t' p. m. Cb S "Donovan's Red" 8a_.q 1:10'~ ol' Qod': ~ · J. ·wayne, I. Harvia •· 1:00 Slgo 0!1, Mora. Melotllee I:SO CaD 11:111 p. m. Cb I "Larceny"- 7:45 Ecltoea ot Jf17 2:10 .OJil .roJU How ';' · J. Payae aJid 0. Duryea 1:00 Ollla Valley_ Ne'l!l ·l :et Clncla•~ · Redf . 11 ·:10 p. m. 'Cb 13 "Castle or 1:011 Worid Non 6:01111 811 Parade · " the Wvlng Dead" and "Voo- 1:10 Sparta TodaJ i:M· 111'111· doo Wooian" IO: :10 SoDa r. SlorJ Time 1:10 8~ 01.1 11:40 p. m. Cb 3 "'nte Saaa of ," ' Hemp Brown" - R. Cal· ' 1'00 Popeye NOT EVERY ' Daytime Shows Mrs. 1me economic Leonard, leglin. Fred hairman, and Bonanza The FBI Gary Moore TV Sports Highlights Newa lolovie ';ran•• it.on. ffker• helil llll .,..,. '8Dge lerll Thurallay ·" .Q48LE TV _", '::;:-StlC~AL ·, ~e A- :Cable Installat-ion , .•<<.- fOrl'eutlian ·~ '' . - -,, , I ' PRICE ' ' · ·- ·CQble Service . 18de 1 surprlaa , Grange, Thl nth II members Iiles and Harris 8 and four. juveniles. "' took the alletldl!' and furnished polIa alletld- ,. for all �·-·· ,.... ~~- - ., .., .. ' : ' .. .. 'I '., I . I I II "· ~.· I~~~ ·•. ,;';·, .. ',, 1 :. 12-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Sept. -11,,1868., II , , _, .1,. ,,, •;:'·1:·: r1· Gemini U SJJace Shot Called Off Again . p· :, J,, '' 1 -~. ' ' . ' Fred G'oeglein Elected Grange Worthy Ma~ter . ,\ CAI'E~ KENNED.Y iUPh . - as many daya Saturday and enable men to aasemble "flU!~ The Gel)llnl II space miiiSion wa• postponed until Monday ment In space, wbel'o ,!he Ia~ another warmuo for American morning. of gravity and other quirk• II manned moon nlghU -ran Into The villain lhl•· lime wa• a phy•lcs pc\u btg probJ,ml . tmuble for the second ttme In steering -device in the Atlas -A t46-mlnute atand up In rocket that Is to hurl alofl an the open Gemini hatch bJ Aceno target lr(hich ARtronauls Gordon. He Is In col)duct • bli Improvement. , Charles 1Pete I Coorad and varl•ty of «Jienttftc tosll E"& ERN'S Athietlt Boost· Richard F. Gordon wtll chAoe Important to the Apoll" m•·<>ners will meet Monday. Sept. 12 down for a tricky flrst-orblt the-moon procnm which folat 7:30 p. m. at the high «hool rendezvous. Iowa Gemini. to discuss purchair of addition· Contained In a canister 9nly a Saturday's postponement, al lighting lor the football field. foot and a hall long and a foot hard on th• h•els of a tlnJ Election of new olflceM! lor wide. the lillie electronic PrDP<ll< 1 leak In their own the year~lll also be on tap. _ "pflot" refllsed tor some l'eason booster rocket on rnd~y . madt during pr.launch testa to the utron•uta a btl gloomy. ODDS 'N' £ND9 DEPAR'I' deliver proper orders to the Not Enoulll Tim• MENT - Joe Struble. Pom•· , Atlas· brawny englnet. But :bey qreed with' projN!I roy t Emerceucy Squad capta!U, This halted th• countdown at· o!Oclala that the~ wodldn'l be · roporto the Labor Day cele- 8:23 a.m. EDT, just 25 time to fix the "Uas au!Dpllot brattoo . held ID Pomeroy t~ll ~rlnutf!8 before the "tlas-Acena and attU get off In Ume for 1 'year ,.., a ftoauclal su<cets was to have taken off. ~ndez\lous with Agena during and nprealfo the appreclatloa So, N~V}' llttddtes Conrad and tl!e daylight portifl!l or the fint of squad membm ud Ore- Gordon wm~·have 1o -walt untt!c orbit. Jt'a 100 trlckf to do In the mea Ill!' the publl<'• suppOrt t0:2d a.m. El01' Monday tor _·!lark. · Ted Reed pre•ldeot of Tbe another try at the three-day --Af~r tht! 'dect!ion WM ln. Farmen Bank and Savings Co. flight. The Atla~rAcena 11 to c.liJrild . ·.and Gordon strolled and vice ehatrman of Gt<lup at 8:49 a.m. '_ trclm th•' base of their towering Seven ol the Ohio Bankers AsThursday ,SP,Iaabdown 111. veb~!e baek to their _$geiatlon. wUI altead a ...aua... !l'tta -nig.bt_,.~La- 'i•r,l ...n • Fred Gdlsleln was re.<!lected W<lrthy master wben the Springs G;&.,e ulet Thursday / evening. · The meeting OP<Ded in ritualIstic form. A was read from - Universill' Grange In ~ to members of the area who are attendiiJI Ohio State University. Reported ill 'Were Roger Morgan, Mrs; Hazel Hu~phrey , Mrs. Halltl/ Curtis and Mrs. Homer Rice._ It was OllllfiUnced that at County Pomona Grange M r s. Homer Radford, a member, won first place in the apple muffia contest aad Mrs. Rol>flln Louks, first place in edgings and centerpiece. Other officers elected were William Grueser, overseer; Mrs. W. A. Morgan, lecturer; Amos Leooard. steward; Homer Rice, assistant steward; Mrs. WilHam Grueser, c h a p- ao ' I ~) I· laia; Frank Grueser, treasDf""; Mrs .Fred Goegleln, secretary; Carl Grueser. gstekeeper. Mrs. C. L. Healnn, Ceres; Mrs. Herner Radford, Pomona; Mrs. Frank Grueser. Flora; Miss Betty Leenard, lady assistant steward; Francis Mor· ris, executive committee; Mrs. ship on a five-year tour of the galaxies, suddenly becomes two versions Of himself: the animal a~d the intellectual. "I think my work In that show Is the best I have dooe in television," he said. Eastel'll SIIUidanl , _. An actor who has done fine Chllalld f L.:work In For the People. W. ear- 6 a. m. - Sllllrise Seniklar , , lier series, and In guest star 6:30 a. m. - Farm Forecast 6 a. m. - Summer Semester NewspaP<r Eoterprise A""·- I 'The ~ext day, Shatner roles ir( neorly all the major 9 a. m.- Paul D- Show 6:30 a. m. - Farmllme NEW YORK- (NEA)- WJI- smiled, two busloads. of thooe ,.,.ies Shatner 'Is happy as a U N - 5~ Club (Ruth . Spulli ht Ed liao Shatner, the. halldsome, [e<li~rs pulled np oulsJde the series' star. 1.30 a.m.g on ugreen-eyed canadtan actor • bad Istudio aDd they came _Ja to ult becomes a vicious circle 2 m - Spook Beckman cation . just given one of the most im- 1wat<:h M IBm· What kmll of a when you are doing guest ap- 4 0P ·m _ Gypsey Bose Lee 7:45 a. m. -Mullins Reports pressive performances of his 1~ene wer~ we doing? WeD, pe~uances. The scripts como 5 . p. ..;., ..:_ Very Sped" 8 a. m. - 91PtF J(&Dgaroo life_ _ d. d f' Leooar!., Nr:::'y,.:;, playsrro! lin,_and in order to pay t b c 11 p. m.- rv 4 Eleventh Hour 9 a. m. - !Ad'• 'nlylhop 8 He had convmce a crow o ·maa w er rent you accept some of Je~ News '11!11 Theater 18. a. m. - BiC skeptical television editors that earth and a lather from Vulcaa, quality than you should lllie. .· . _ ~s House 11 ·~.!1 m. his ne)V NBC-TV series, Star aud who has polated ..,.. Ia You can get caught ID lhiil8l . ~1 · Trek, JS more than a . gJm- ' lho obow, Is bleedlllf, lftl!ll blood yoo don't like. You can also 6.40 a. m. lions - E ..-!IDea News mick-bound. monster - ridden, aud oayi•l• 'Tbe monster bHI . d In things you do like. &:45 a. m. - R. R. 6. . , 12 N0011 Y . ..._ _ . d f' t' '" wm up 7 OVS' """"• . ,. 4 p m -Secret-~ machme-ma e, sc•en.ce • lC ton me. . ' For tbe People wu oae. star a. m. ._..... . . . - The Early Show series. He had convmced them Desp1te this nod to the more T k Is another" 7:30 a. .m. - Willis Famlly 4.30 P· m. kl with Lo thai the s..-ies will hav_•. stories : ~ar as~ls of -~....,.fie- · ~aok Mullane;, a very Iunny 8 a. m. - Over Lightly 1 P· m. -:::_ Loo ~eas New~ "in the realm of poSSiblltty bas- ~ t10n, the serres promiS~ te de- and lnderraled actor bas 8:30 a. m. Jack la!,ame II P· m.. Eyew! -ed on scientific knowledge" andllighl fans of the genre wtlh ator· lumpteenlb series that human emotloos will belies like lbe one 111 wlllch Bhat- ~TV's It's Ahoue Time. important to the plot. ·· ner, as lbe -captain of a spa.,. '!ho bad runnin!gj TV-Cable HigbJighfs Star Trek.· ·.-SCience ' Fl·cti.Oll ' For '-R. eaI e ·- TV Profile t a. m. - Dialing lor Dollara 10 a. m. - The Nurses 10:• L IL - ~ llbdoWI B:31 p. m. - lillie Do!Qalas 5 p. m. - 11o<SJ llllil Mendl 5:30 p. m. - SoupJ ~ . 6 p. m. - Loea1 News 11:30 p. m. • Merv Grffin Show CJej . . 11 • z:o::.) - ·'!' i t M08day• Miss Eichinl(e; ' Mr. and Mrs. Will Inger and son, John Mrs. Roger Hubbard er Lee, ali of Syrac Freddie Boyd, Pome• in Parkersburs last I attend sraduatlon "' the former's daughjt Eichinger; from Mdim Busine.. College, ll' Threatre. ~t Following the set~\ wero dinner &uesll· daughtor and son~no and Mts. Doyie Cih: son, Doyle. Jr., ~~}, Va. On Sunday .n,.~ to Camden Park ~ where they were~ and M.,_ Virgil _ IOnYIIie and Mr. nest Bartly, of Ma ' - ' 'I r j l . 1 I - ~ - ~- Beaver Family Honor1Son - --~ --~ - -- -~---- I Swan Creek Granite Brothers and sisters of Pvt. r Elecu Ollicer• ~harl~ Keith Beaver, who> is Swan Creek Grange No. 25!14 ••me on leave from the Army, met Thursday and olected offi· :athe!t!d at the home of their cers for the comins· yoar. The .areilts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grange adopted a prnsram lor ~eaver In Frankfort, 0., for a the year. which Includes 1 JN·Ingether. I community sorvict project Tho'e enjoying the day wm, i where membera !rill frequently Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beaver; I visit homes of senior citizens, •oo tlecky of Frankfort, Mr. and invalids. md Mrs. Herbert Stone aad Slevr. Jell and Jim of Kanau- Officers elected Included: , g&, Mr. 1fH1 Mu Roger Bea· James N. M. Davia, Muter, ,er •nd Bertie and Douglas of Lee ROH, overseer; Mn. WIJ. Ha II <VI·11 e, 0 ., Mr. a ud M,.._ liam Davis, lecturer; William R ~r nard Randolph and Rlcky Davit, cltapiliD; Em m • t I 11 London. Cbur<:b, ·ltowll'd; Mro. Em· Mr and Mrs. Ronnie Beaver melt Cburdl, ~-treasurmd Jeremy of Chllllcothe, Pvt. er; Junior CIU, aalltllnt lltlr· '"'' Mrs. Keith Beaver and Ter- ard ; Don GIUenwater, Ceres; ·r of Gallipolis. , Mn. Trianan Sheela, Po,_l; ~II the children were pre!f!nt i Mabel l*elt, Flora; Mra. J1111'"""Pt Mrs. David (Fay"' 110r CaD, llldy aullllaDI stewR ic.~ards . wbo Ia with her bus- ard, and Frankllll Houck, galebaoo, statiofled In Vlrglnla wtth keeper. lh<_ Army. Appotnll!cl w.-e Mra. Jamea . Pvt. Beaver wll return to Davis, hotnt ec:onomlca cblllrPort Knox lor el&flt • • more !D8ll; Mi'i. RIChard Si1111111, II tralntnc. wltb' till<' Armored youlb . · Cl!ainllaal -, I utvlll•. a-ib. -~!,·rv• ..em • . - .. IIIIi to uy'l IIIII, 1 .-& lw!oen 1'• .-... 'ftlln lias a balilflr ....,, Singing 6:30 ..,..._.u... - 6:6--Com Cob 7:1111--Today 7:«>7:21>-- 7:30- Starcher ~ ,,.1'., 8:30- MnUpney - 9:00 Dialing DoRar Secret Storm 9:30· Jackie Obllnler 10:DO-Eye Guesa 10:25-Newa 10:!0-Coneenl The McCoya Ill M.::U"';~ Andy GriUIIb' 12 :tllhleopardy 12:25 12:30 Swtngln' 1.2:4512:66 Newo Love of Life News Father Knows Searcll For Tomor Dick Vaa DJir:e GuldlDI Ltgbl I.!GsP~ 1:35 Make A Deal 1:55 News uvea 2:30 Doctora Truman Sheets, ex"{t mttlee mall. · · A potluck dinner at the cl08e of Next ~eting will Oct 13, at 7:30 Password &use l'art.J S: 110 .&Dotber World tv Tell TNIII ··•~--" lea•• I'm kiDd of --.. Newl)ac4 Game .& Time For Ua ...._,,Newa f:fll Ill'. Car't: so Yogt Bear 11:30 Sbowdon u:ID-.Ieopllnl) J..Dft Ot um ._.. ~ U:»- "' Mewl ., .,.......,.tdd _""t · __; · • I=»- ear- .,... - . ., 'l'IIIUN .CiDOIIIa .., f SOMI I .... 8:30- f ' I '; ' 8:00 Road Weal would ba beoef)l out obUgatloJt,1 t:IIO-. l'eJtoD " ' - 10:00 Aim for l.oUe Talelll licOUII Jt-11 ·- aeveoteeo year U wrtt f r ea or e .1 your home. .;; ., 1:' DI es Rl •.,,. ;_ ' ~ P. ~ . . . Ml _, __ ~_.___ 2J H. Cour.t It, ; · = 111111 ' " " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " " '1 , "il v~ .. ,. . . - p ~ t·=~ Harrill Gra111r• Ha. Yui.ton, !left N- .,. . 1:30- Harris Grange held Ill eleeof officers Thursday were made o surprisa Patriot Grange, Tht •lsllcame with 11 members and f.lhree jt: :eniles and Harrla had members and four juoeniles. .tsiton took the attendbanner and furnished polsupper for all Ill attencl- ~ OW.. Blii,J G~ ........ 1:00 Cltryaler 'l'llea. 1:311- ... "'- ' . U:• Neft 11;16-il ·~ -~ - _ _ , '. L I ,. :- . ,. ..... , NeWI -- ·. Lale ~ .•. ,! ···- -· --· ·. .. .. -~ CBS Newa ... . . . 4 ,' ,, liell.l ....... Have Gun ' ~· ... - . Mcllllle's NIYJ BMmt:• TW&Ir~-- .. Mlvle . ,.I ~lelled Girl . -' a..k ;j ).I F:;'n-oop .~ --: ¥ Adams Family Lassie 10:00 1 Spy lO:ati-- 11.•~~ .., .. --.;,....:=>'."' :.! r: .:., ... Icas 1•GII Deatll Vlllle.J 7:10 Vlri)DIIII ·-'i a- ., aa tfli• . ~ Doling Game -.a For Tomor ·=~~~~-~·... ,,-~.,.. 'Die Rl t 1l _', : j _: 'lbe ~-- ~i--- ./ ~ Supermarket Elect 0//icerl ' lf!lll Jlllllll!f ., ' ., FektQJ 8flulll Luey ·' riri aeua; .. ' 8:00 Movie What about yout where you WODI IIIIU81Pil'l7 Secl'et Storm Jadde Oblinger Guiding Lllhl ~ . ··-~'+1111 New(J Wed Game Time For ua wome1u .Newa PasBWord 1:40 W-1'41W Newa Slarcber f '' Peter Jennmp AllventUre Stan:l!er Lore o1 Lito _., Bolo - - Cartoons Mike Wallace Andy Griffilb Oaj-k ~ . .: • 1'-"...... Dayli!Jbt Savings Time Diet: VRD IJ)IIr:e EveDi111 Showa 6: .. ..... l:l$6:3fdjeft -'""'.;. 7:00, Movie - ' 7:30, GuldlDI l..i£11' ' '. \, ~;- ,_ . 7Ad .. 'lbt MeCoyl 1:00 Mike Doull• Tbeatre 6:81. whoc• SeareD Far TOI!IIIl'. Falber &nuWI Besl ·; Jlilllt- -- ' ' · " CIIIGII-ANNTIAL Netn · flin FAll• 01 " l'ltoilnol•f- ..... _ WliTN TV-11 Love 01 Ula .Nen 'I ·~-~:; ·~····-~;- '::•,!-:' .. --- ' · w-·• Newa I 1:10 DoD't Sq ,,, 1be M<Coya -. ·· f: ~~- ~~:ie~~ - Andy Grlllltb Dick Vaa Dyke 2:00 Our Ltvea 2:311 Doctors 2:55- •· r.;lt/~.' ~ ,..._ I'IIOWI a.l · "" l Daytime Shows 1:30 .Make A Deal 1:55 .News j:' ID M~ Thursday 12:55-News - . -~Tbe G- 6:00 llllr:e Do!J81•t l'clpcOI'II l'beatra .. ' t aunuted by the above cartoon. {Aa.wtn ,, 12:45- j Now arranp the circled Jettm to form the i!Ufllrloe 1!11'11U, u lamblut TULU PUPIL ACHINIJ tNDICIO 1:30-- 1:- ...... ~:..llwfiCW NaVJ FUm 1:- 11:311 SbowdoWII ,• New Middleport Class Ollicers Are Elected Carlooii Carnlnl 12:»12 :30 Slfln&iD' 'Die ~ ~-";· -~ Diet VIlli 0Ju 11:!0-Concenlral. t:.....alr. CaitoiOa ACari-! -:1:10 Yacllle8ll~ 1:2$118111 S:30 You Dlla'IS., l!ldp 0t NICbl 'j t.-r 11:-.....N- ... Mr. a. .. Boapllal Starcher J2:0ihleopan!J '= .;: ~~'· up. - """ IWOIIf. lUke r l U I'm DOl llleariJl8 lbem, y,..,,_r.flly'• U:OO Leiter S 'l> . '"']_· the vlsorwbecm•ae ·-~ ·.j V"~ L!'1 ~~ -==-!=· ... :--tiA(~l~I~] ( I Cartoons Q:~ye GueSJ 11<2i>-t;ews 11: :Jc.....Concentra\. U:a-!Ma_ , • ... ,~·''',~.<; l •GD-lleWf' . ' Girt 1:00 B\!11 q.w • ,. . :" i:~"'j (J ··· ~ 1:3t Make A Dell ~ -~ . , . '"($ . • l·•·lfiM ' . ~. . \ t f"'~~ 1r ·1~.l • ' . ' " .. •' ' JD8kt"l his role IUIIIIY. Mullaney il. ble in his eosll"'"" ''I'm a aweater, aod has t.o get Inside li1J' . . ' ..... =. f:30- Starcher ••I ll:CJQ !.eller Movll 11:00 Chain Letter 11:30 ShowdoWD 2:&&-0ur \7:~ 11:" Bye ~ di.,...... Abou& Time be'""'" Frank Alet&er piiJ -·· ·~.... 'h who b.~ _.._. • barrler and Jallll • -u., populaled peoploj ' like IIIIQeeno Coca, Joe 1:111 lien 1: ...... d f:»- ~A f :2S- . L._ t:OO Dialing Dollar 1:00 Dallnd Dollars• Secrel Storm ., . 1:30Jaclr:le ObltJIO' '>::..1--1• _., ,...r Falfl! B:OD- BOARD ME~ The Sou til ern Lo~ Board will meet Mol 12th, at 8 p_ m. at tht Local High School fp pose of conducting rf iness. e:e-com Cd1 , Singln& f:OO TodaJ .. '""1•••-,..: 1:110 6:30 ALDLtfB ~ J f :IIS-- ~ 1E11sip O'T!iOie. Is adaiD aeries wiU·'be a succeaa, WSAZ TV-3 During the program hour Miss Leonard showed slides of a recent trip through tile southem states aad other places of Interest. At the cloSe of the meeting, refreshments ae:rved. The aext meeU., will be Sept. Z2 and the mea of the I Grange ~ haft !be prngram. CROAF1' 1:4$-0lm -~~----------=--:--1 tryill ... lllnl " 1111 . ,... , 7:81rMlN TV-11 liM· ..1 ... WUS '' 1 WCR8 1'\'.. WSAZ 1'\'4 Z TALKS PLANNING - Ralph Moore, Reiource Development aaent, Is shown here discussing comprehensive planning with council members In Meigs County. Moore, of Jackson and formerly of Meip County, i1 seeking to secure support for comprehenSive planning financed through a federal grant. = ~ . I WCHS TV-8 MRS. JOHN REDOVIAN chairman . I I Daytime Shows ,..~.l :.......,.·, ,.; Leifheit, youth chairman, and I I KlJ l Wednesday Tuesday -~bl--------.-..... ·-.,-!j-...-.-Sa-.-..... :-:-.-Tim-.-. ----------------~~~:: laclts llllllfideace- Ia Daylig bt SaVInga · . · _Ti me sell:. "01 ... JUet eYe£;_aa Daytime SboWII Graduated /ro I Cumm~.~e:: Mlss Betty Leonard, juvenile [ESTAC 0 COUNCIL LISTENS - Members of Syracuse Village Council and oth !age offi<'ials. !around table from lefl.l. Troy Zwilling, Glenn Cundilf Jr .. / ve, ter, Trrasurer George ltolman. May or Herman London, Clerk Ricllat• worth. AI Lipscomb and Bill Hayes, is shewn listening to Moore before etii th• proposed planning. Un•cramblethese four Jumbleo, ooe letter to each square, to form roar ordinary words. .f ..,r:u,. 3&~~--IJ,J ,;-,;,.&r..t ~ Robert Louks, pianist; Mrs. Amos Leonard, home economlc chairman ; Amos Leonard. leglislative ageht; Mrs. Fred . ··~ ·,. ~1\ 1 Lisle- Redavian Wedding is Held ' �, I' :~ f I -1 \ n. •·.•-' ,· '• I, , ~-- .r ' '·· ' I -.... • ~ , .. •• ~i ,. .. :r .. ~ 1-; 0 fi ~ < ~ c l !I j ,.c ~ MRS. JOHN REDOVIAN Lisle- Redavian Wedding is Held c: ;t.:;! c.~'=» • ' ~~ ~ - . . Wedding ·', ' ' --~ .. 'I ( "· 'I !. \. IJ Jj B ~haJ 1om ~ath ,are liea1 ~P t-1 Th "4r . <nd •nd Ste vt ) g•. ,·er f Hal lg RJ(•h1 ti '1 LA: i Mr •nd ' m:' ~ 1 ·i of All !lttep \ 1 R;ctla baUd, \!1£ A Pvt. ..!. . For11 --·.. ·{ ~~~ Divill ·- - ~~ ,_. . ' ;, .>• .c' . • �, I' :~ f I -1 \ n. •·.•-' ,· '• I, , ~-- .r ' '·· ' I -.... • ~ , .. •• ~i ,. .. :r .. ~ 1-; 0 fi ~ < ~ c l !I j ,.c ~ MRS. JOHN REDOVIAN Lisle- Redavian Wedding is Held c: ;t.:;! c.~'=» • ' ~~ ~ - . . Wedding ·', ' ' --~ .. 'I ( "· 'I !. \. IJ Jj B ~haJ 1om ~ath ,are liea1 ~P t-1 Th "4r . <nd •nd Ste vt ) g•. ,·er f Hal lg RJ(•h1 ti '1 LA: i Mr •nd ' m:' ~ 1 ·i of All !lttep \ 1 R;ctla baUd, \!1£ A Pvt. ..!. . For11 --·.. ·{ ~~~ Divill ·- - ~~ ,_. . ' ;, .>• .c' . • �' A tlinely RUDY TO J'IN. IWIDWOOD. CIUCI!.· - U.llll, .Mt~ :lild Mrt. Wl)'nt Amo- 1 Day IIJiiti; .:· flvean<l ...~'.:._V•:t irlllit ~- CELEBRATES eotb - Mr. and Mn. Wllllun A. Garduer celebrated iheir 60th wedding annlvenary on Sunday, September •tb. They have eleven living children who 1nclude: Joseph Gardner of London, 0.; Mrs. BeBBI~ Saxton of Rt. 1 Cheshire; Roy Gard· ner of Addllon; Carl Gardner, Edith Gardner, James ' Gardner, Charlie Gardner, all of Wuhlngton, C. H.; Marvin Gardner of Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Herman Gardner of Gallipolis; Homer Gardner of Pt. Pleas· ant, and Mrs. Geneva Hayman of Rt. 1 GalUpolis. There are 11 grandchildren; 29 great grandchildren; and two great great grandchlldren. . all, .~JJUD· OoMa, Dllllu and, 'lluljiii, Mr. and Mn. Lawron~ llllij!an of Mlddlepor~ Ml:t ll!d ·!.lrt. Lawrence SIMI ani IOD, Dannla, of Hamlltoo. Dr. W. GelaiJ1ier of Ga!b· IJC)Iu,: and their snn, Kennfitb Amll\lry, of London, 0. Jlab#l ·~. :, - :t' .! ~ . : ~J ' Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Saston . left Friday for a trip to . thej weat ·coast. '!'bey will visit her i M plrOIIIs m Ventura. CaiU, aad , othe~. - ~lend~te. . Hawley has I church s017' l'ety ... 011 ... lm· M~ Charta • ~ · In Ella!~ I ·G·0 R0.u·' IIIII • eariJ colmdJII . ' • ,· 1·:' · . ' ' ' BURBY/ Complete You:f ' Moneg-06-BoiUfdCard Todar/1 Copyrlahl 1H8, Tbe Kropr Co. , PEAC-HES No.Z% efJ118 o.:odq KYGER Sunday school picnic will be held at Lliii.E 16·0%. with his parents Mr and · The meetina opened In ritual I Mrs Lorenzo ~vis ~nd er ! form with Mrs. Georp Skfn. Adath 1I · ' Miss Mildred Hawley pre,.n~ Neulllinl, Mac McKinley, Ma· ~nled ·ho by ~e I ner, regen~ and Miss Bess P'- S Y .. interesting highlights of her[ ry J - Kitchen, Esther Burns son - Don who me t lh r Sanborn, chaplain, prealdlna. 'f'"" ' ver reeent trip abroad at the Sept· and Jeanette Tlfoma11o w..;kl .j h spen ree Mrs. 0. P. Klein played lor the T aa 'fuesday . . ember meeting of the Philathea Letter& were read froJI) Der· Mr 1 Ia .Jl'~~ren~f linglng of the national anthem.· Cheshire Adath MISSionary I Society of · tire· Middleport thea Phillips Frances • Trip· ~ rnes • Reeommendatlnns lor placinl Socle_ty of the Cheshire Baptist Church of Christ held at the lett, and L..;a McKinley. G e I 1 ~tA:"" Mrs. ~lhleen Epple small national and ftale flap Church will hold 1ts annual Sll· home of Mrs. Robert Reibel 011 well canis were Hill to Mrs. ""' and Mrs. Erma. Ep- in the Middleport and Pomeroy •er Tea on Tuesday at 7:30 Leading Creek Road. HaU, Mrs. Childl ·IIlii Mrs. pie and children of Peebles Ubrariea duriag ConaUtution p. m. at the church. I ' Lambert and a birthday card were """"lt !l'lests of Mr. and Week were accepted and plana I Mifs Arlene Spurlock will Ml" Hawley, a retired Mid-~ was sent to the Rev. Gardner. Mrs. Waid Wmdon. made 1o remember the birth· be ~ guest speaker. Sh< Is 1 dleport school teacher, pointed Mrs. George Freeland of day of Mi" Addle BradUe!d, missionary from. the Ropublic out ten countries she visited j During tha business meeting . Syracuse openlllloaday evenlag who will observe her etst birthof Niger, A!riCJJ... .and told of the lnteresUna pee> the class voted to continue the Willi_Mrs. Edith Teaford, Min· day. The Southeast district CfUII s· !jc e I ENDS'' SAT., SEPT. 17 M:·waiter Walk_er burgh, Pa., IS visiting m Galli· polis nver the weekend. I ., • ; . ,o·· . ·.. ·· ' ' ~f Pills· ~Meett'ng' Pro". g~r./ am -~ JrMr~~a::~~:;YD!~~; c.:~·:adb::.S.':.':p"!:"h: San:,, of Ab'on vltfted recently work. ... '· . Persona/Notes f rom Pomeroy £' 55 Geirae Banks, Athens, Dem- 1 l. ocr•'\" candidate for state I ' representative from this d!llrlct' wae 1 Galtipotio visitor I · ; Frl~. · 1 t. ! ; . tile United Slates and tile 1711b and' 'lhelr aearcb tor freedom. ' llllllivenary of thlt · lnlportanl Sllit fecOUnted lbe evenlll leaddocument wu prellented by ing to · the Revolutionary war Mlu l!llbabelll Loclutlnpr of 111111 11u1 one! rea(l)l - tile Con· Dayton, State Cbalnnan of· stitut/on, IIIII the frllnins IIIII lhe ConiUiuliGD, at the Septemo ildoplloa of II u our m1011 eherber meetinc of Return JODa• iBb4ll aocumenl and wllll Ill lllln Molp Chapter, DauaJi~ BIU. o1 lllaJ>II ~~~~~~~ tile illaurof the Amerleu Revolution, arn:e o1 fre<dom tor people of held Friday aflernoan It tile, AmerlcL , Grace l!lpiacopal Parish House 1 . Ill PomtrO)I. · . She &lao poln*l out· ln oJos. Mlu Loclminger stresaed 'lbe Ina I!» ilnlpollllbllllif of Ia• real meaning of the observance wera today Iowan! II and deof Constitution weet, Sepl 17· plorod tile mq cb1111ea mwde :a, 11111 pointed to the D.A.R. in it. She ooncluded wllb a u IDalrulnental in getting the statement by Georp Wasllinl· observance atarted. ton. 'nle speaker deseribed tbe The State Co-cllalrman, Mrs. bacqround loing !Jack to the G. Smith of Dayton also spoke on the topic, "The Federal Hand Is on OUr Schools," in which sbe oulllned the cllngere of too much polltieallnfluence If used In our scboo!B. Sbe apok• of tile harmfUl eftecl8 • - - - - - - - - • of the ao-ealled "per1onalllf" 1tesls glvm, In some •chools In· 11 tu! Pew ll'olmer of Co-l·vadinl the private Uvea of chiJ. ~..,.·• spent the weekend wllh dren and their lamDiea and her porenll, Mr. and Mrs. Max jslressed that freedolll cu be a Felmer end family. . danflerous gift unless used lor JIIIIRY Mlll.ER'& C01JNo TM I" Alii, \1, S. 31, G.U.U. I'OW. '-l':·llld u Labor ~- portanco of ... Cooatltutlon of ~ '• to lbe IW!DBD, " I ' ~ :"' \ . Meig· sDI:l·RMeets ....I.. -'"'"'"-- :ET !ITOUL KITS J R Saw. ~l11,118t! - I .1 ·' •• ' noon on the church lawn. GALUA COUNTY 4-H Riding Club will hold a trail ride starting at I p. m. Membert $ ond guealt are asked to meet at the Suiavllle toWilbouse. Everyoae Is welcome to a~ lend. J J I · WHITrEMORE AND LoWE _ Arth Whi .duo-pianists who last delighted TCCCAu r ttemore ~nd Jack Lowe, talented ~ Q{ tb f' t concert-goers 1n 1964 . mak· e ~ rank.· Possessing a dazzllug t h . . • are mustc have somethmg extra: a fine sense of hat etoc mque, Wbittemore and Lowe treat II. w play, when to play it, bow to 1 All ,women's societies ,: ., of the Rio Grande Baptist Association ••• Invited lo attend. Gueste ·are also welcome. Hootesses for the evening are Mrs. VIvian Kirby, Mrs. Oom Zerkle, Mrs. Klitie Shoe1D'8ker and Mrs. Elizabeth Mulford. BAIIBAIU PilSNER I IIIII ~ llaooell f'uRtrenlde [lr, ZaaeiOilhi aJIIIOIIIIclDJ . die eapp of tllelr dolatlotor, Bar. Au, 10 PFC. E. Jtlm St11iu11, Mlwtvllle. Fauerlt a poadaate lllP Sellool IIIII It ple and places including Par· sale of vaoilll. is, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Germany, Holland, a boat trip on the Rhine, BeJtlum, lEnaland, Scotland and Ireland. She commented on the abundance and beauty of tho nowera tiled everywhere along lh• otreett In the cities and vtllagea. Mrs. WendeD Gerlacb, presl· dent, conducted the meetlnl which was tpened with the singin8 of tho clau IIOIIll· 'ftle prayer wao st•en by Mn. George Childs. Mrs. Edpr Reynolds read three articles enuued "A Mitt 011 a Far Horizoo ,' "Your Street Ia Your Sbl." IIIII "Doubt Your Ooubll," and cllled wl t h prayer. '!'be olck Usl Included Ad a Lambert, Lovilia Braley HeleD Bratlford, Ida Cbnda, 'Ernest Lallance, Clyda Allensworth, Mabel Hysell, tile Rav. Fred Gardner, Edith fluQell, Thea : er.svllle. I l lJ 'I h B :ha, ' '"" ~ ~. types of ferns, leavea of trees f t -~ • I I ~ I and shrube, bydr1111ea, pine con.,.. rose hipa, berries, irlo pods, corn tassels and .,..... .,.... Mrs. Fadely Uled colorful U. lulrollool from perloclicalt IDd tbOWed .,.eral arrlllltmellll wlllcb .... bad made. One ... a~ tNIIIIID "*' :roaRr Vac•Pal COFFEE • • • Lean, STEW •• Bonel- Personal Notes ~rom Middleport Revival servl<!e! will . be h~ld a!'tHe ltu~and ·Church of Nazarene beginning September . It- and oonUnulng througli Sepl 1 at·'N~ 'each· the .. 2 51.39 79c. p!m. evehfng.· Rev. George Grimnl of Sis- ••' \ ·· 'l'ter·svillle. W. Va. wiU be the ·.LJl""·st ·evangelisl speaker. The the G.wff!t ~,~~ p~~~~.E:Lp:E~£ ~l..,n. BUe8ize •••••••• 1 LB. / ,f. .ret te,f'a.nl'r .~l' , pedwin. · Mrs. Clara Dilgard of Dear· ' born, Mieh., is here for a Visit BLAST · · . .. · · · Cl'1mb tnto with Mr. and Mrs. Erneat Lal· lance and other relatives. • -· spin the Biaat today! CUBE .STEAKS ' The ~th annual LaMareho o1 mental cbapeau, pUll, wliO IIIII 11011, stanley Wayne, of at 7:30 p. m. VlallatiOD nlabt the 8 et to wu held at the M J881'S of qe, P" tbe lnvo- Mapolla IJI"DD tile weelrnd at will be ob"""ed ,00 aU par- old brollll Jul. Another feat. uretl rbododendrciD leaves In I natural straw basket. She clll''tl btr W. usJna 1111 arUcle ~at told of JDaiiJ planll found m ganleoa m our area whleh are poisonous In different waya. The IDeelllw wu opened by Mrs. FlDleJ Rlcbartlt, prwi· denl, wbo 1ave a medltatltm o1 autumn beaul1 IIIII rnd po& ID f7. . · Dullnl the builD• ml 11 11. !:m ~_:e ttom all D. c. GreeiiD&• were aton Amerfcaa Leal• ary,'omcers and olmimlen. Lluro llleKIItleJ, pu1 11~onal chapean of Mllllsalppl lpOilding. Reporte of ' were aiUpted. AI the Friday ..anfll& d!MI Mn. J. Edward Wellaad of lndlanapollt apoa 1111 ICIIo!onhlpt. Ohio won •IWO fi.OOO sdtolarlltlps, bolb ftolll Franklln County &aloa SD wilb IIAIIe Deeker of Ooltllllba. 11 dlalrman. Ohio allo 00. arable -uon fltr WIIAIM '8lid by4awe wltb Mrl. Bella Sloln of Alltllllll, ebalrmaa. lUdiard N. Bhololili• lin vlee preoldall of Ndaaal from the National AmerleaD lhelr caldn at Shade River. ente tll'e ureed to attend. THE POMEROY Gardea Club EASY.JJOBS.rr BULB PLANT· wll1 meet Monday at I p.m. at ERI roa FAIL GARDEN- the bome of Mn. Clair 1m Ia IIIII. .JBRaY MDID'S OOUiTI\Y FAIII, u. s. • MEMBERS of 8Dck Springs OAJUPOUS. ' Better Health Club will Ill the · churdt 7ard Moaday, boura were 7..'/M. Oblo baaj Sept. IJ, alta. m. to 10 to dedicated 18 biada lor cblldren 111t11e11111 It Mll'lellll IIIII lbe at Deaver Ho1p11a1 al 1 COli J'entoo Glua Co. In WlDJan>. of •1,000 per bed, 11111 1eada all ..., W. va. other otata. Oblo dooa*l BEIBEL NO. II of till $338.51 towanl reaearcb lUI terllltional Order of J!lb'o :ptar. Dauplerl will llllel al PomeMn. Halel Sllefel of San4ul- 1111 Maaonla Templa 011 Monky, 11111 L'Ardll'fllle,- 11111 day at 7:30 p. •· place In IClapirook 18 1be Con- THE DAUGB'l'£118 Ill Rulli tra1 dlviiiCII. Repo111 of crt- cllll of lbl Ualled Melbodlat 211 &bowed voting?:!. 87r•-· "!\.:"'JtoD!~.,.b~ -AileD Crom Bulbs 40 ,., 99e DRffodil Bulbs 6 for 79e M''fiiM Peat Moss . . 50 : 79e TuHp Bulbs • 12 79e Hyacinth Bulbs 6,.. 79e ..... SUUO Peat Moss •. 6 ::· $3.89 for - .......... DressiDg .... - ...._4le All 111 New MeiJeo P1f11l11 ll!d ~ 11'1 arpd LI'Cooaiet'p. ~ Ill attend. 4 blllquel wu beJd 111 1111 Tlllll MIJlTG8 Cutllb' Top Empn , _ 011 8alludt7 w- Notdlerl' Club ill TOP8, will en1q. 'l'ba lablll were dlcol' IMI II, II aletllll rat1 11111 wblte. NatiODal 7:10 p.m. ·01117 o111 1 IDIIIIled by Mn. Patlerloa Leo Co11DfL . Til! There goes a guy Plant Now For Spring B«JUtg -Imported From Hollttnd of ollkerl ... bold Albert A!waid. the COiliitUul!on WU rud by 'l'ba 1J rapr•IIIIIIIIVII from J1o1ttm Mrs. GeorP Nortbup. Amwal Ctit''"" E11ber AileD, .. club wiU IIIIK duel wwe paltl. PlaDI ,... 11on11 'potWOir IIIIIIIMr; illlea IS, at 7 p. m. at made tor lbe Oct. Dill ndJo Colllr, t11p1r1a1en1 chiP""; Mrs. Qlarlel ~~ program. aatl IIDIIlift plllll C.Uibln. '•Stzalalrl BIDWmL were made lor lila Oclober IIIII Role Dec:Ur, Co- at boml of meellnl wblll tilt 111111 Jpnll. Jewish llolpltal, Dt!Mit, c.lili Mary Wledtnd, tlllker, • -~ri]!lfliiri. er wU1 be lin. Walllr Mollo 8pGb 1111 CJIIjc ' llllrOIIIl 1tlld JJene Moire, Se- day of Mn. lor. Spedal ...... will be 1111 lablrtulolll ll!d bGw ·10 .IIIIM LaCo• Open Gale Gardlo Cldl aad C1lllo llbrtels In aldldNI.' · . Vlolel l busbanda will be l!llbll Mrs. Marpm Dellll, Jiit1oa. o1 .11,. wiU meet MoCarlq pm II I a pr. al ddkl wtllare .,..._ Mmllall, p. m. at 1111 diD ...,clopaadla lo tilt club. Florida, reported Luaater; lor a A 4 - ' _.. wu oemd ldcl lfvtn lblii ; Mary IIIII by !'It bollell durlltl • IOCial ~ w fl'll ' Mabel IRobem, boar. ,st.B Dlla . . lie ~ ..-u. "Planting Time Sale" -run, willa Ellie · 'ftlBmAY of New Jtrsq eleCted THE FIR8T ma uuc of u Natloaal ch!IIINIIJ 11ar1 fiCUie PTA II JC!wdldod Colwell of PemllylVInll, L'A"' Tuelday, Sept. IJ II 7:10 moalen· Dll'lllll Colllu oi ill the ICbool atldltGdUm. !Nil- ' La'Ardllvllle, ll!d mlttees wll1 be ~ed. the number the c1rcu;t. The ~ast Sm . . o, , wtlts r ' ooth, Slick. With biC storm AI SEE~ IN PI.A.YIIOY MA~JNE 45th Annual LaMarche of 8 et 40 is wre 'l'lturlda7 dinner ....18 of IIIONDAYI!lletlltlllllarJ ' Attended September J-3 by Ohioans Mr!tir~aat1~.,.':..~ s;.a;;in. Sch-r: ~~!,. Monday Winter Bouquets Theme of Rio Grand Gi.rden Club Meeting. Plan October " " . . t J .... 3 llo.W. Events ·-------•1 l}boreltam Hotel In WuhJnalon, catlan. Tables were decOrated D. C., nn Sepl I • I. with lavon ftom lwelVI alaiiL On Thursday lllerDoon the WllcoaoJn wu lint In oalioOproomarcba <OIIIIDlllee mee~ al 01'1111D1Pt!oa to rucb tile ings were held and ali commi~ aoallhll :ptar, Adona HaDDrlck. tee meeiiDfiB were attended by cbalrman of llliDnla, waa 11the Ohio deJelales. national recopltioll by . the :t:~=· tor u tile a· ~ The live dlvlsl011 breallfqb American Le&Jon of llUDail l<a' Dl\'lllu of EleJteDW)' ud See n4•ry were bold on Frldq morninl a donaUoa or fi.M Iowan! DUr· r Edlleat!oo In Colambul. Mr· wilb Oblo delecates attending ses scbolarshlpt. Oandldalel lor Ellen naUonal ollloeo were inlrotluestniuss Is a p-adoate of POD>- the cenlral division. Seger, cbafrmiD, lntrcduced eel IIIII eaeh lljiOke briofb'. ero; Hlgb Jlllll 011 allelolld !leu Tlllon of Cbarleslon, W . The openlns seosl011 of the Ll Obio Shlte priCir to enH•tmqt Va., who waa honorary dlalrMarche wu Frlda7 at 1:30 p.m. Ia t.e Army. Tbo ...dlq will man In the ablence of Opal In the Palladron room wllb loDow on compllllol of a JJ. Jean Gainea. Mn. Tilton ,..;. Mn. 1'.1e111. aallonll months lour of doty Ill IOfo comed tile 51 partners presoaL dtapeou or ·WuhiDJtoD ea wbere PFC. 8na11 It DOW ·"::r~fl:::ng'::.._ _ _ _ _ _...:sue=~So.::D:::lUIIIl!::::::tln:::•::.•...:Ohl=o_::.depart.:.::::.. eel preakflnl. · Mn. KeU7 JnlrOdua. tho 01tlonal marcl>o cbaiJ' t.1atenal For Winter 8011' 1 quelt" w~ the subjectooof the ·i .om program gtven by Mrs. Sidney :att · Fadoly at the meetlna of the i Jaff Rio (irande Ganlen Club whlcb ~ea' met .Thursday at the home of ~f't-t Mrs.! Fadely Thursday evening. Th She l.ao aallisted by Mn. J. ,{ Mr. Rob'fl Evans. Mn. Fadely stresHd three md Important factors in choooina S tfVI materials. First, ono should g&. decide where to 010 the or;er 1 ' Hall~ nngtrnenls : second, what to use; and third, hoW to use ll p Amo•g miiiY piantl available ri I II 11!18 area are pldOD rod, 1 eockscomh, aeed pods. cuiUvot. .. and wild grus111, miiiY for MeL·g5 : i meetlng was announced Members were Invited to I Harold Teaford al Middleport Sept. 20 at ClrcleviUe and the d!nlna room w1Iere a . vblted Tbursday with his mo- luncbeoa reservallonl may be course waa ltl'lled by tile th.-, Mrs. Edith Teolord. ' made wllll Mrs. Skinner. Proteases, Mrs. Reibel, Mrs. Perry Smith IIIII da\Jih- cram inserls for the JOlt were GOkey, Mrs. Clarenet ter, Melallie, of Colwnbus and dlttributed and ca~lrlbutors, Mrs. !.lrt. Smllh's brolher, Harry Mrs. o.' P. Klein, Childs ,00 Mabel HyseU. '11"¥ Gllltll, or· Mauachusells vltlt- Constitution Week cbair111011, were a..lsled by Mn. Edgar ed roeently with .Mrs. Jolin [ pve informaliqD 011 lila oJJaeni• l\e)'IIOlda with servJna. Smith. i · IIICt! whlcb lhe baa planned ll!d Tile refreabment table Clllfortl Davll ill UsboD II &lao introduced tile IJI"IW C!OI'ored with ~ the gueot of relatlm. He Cl\llle Following the PJ'OifiDI the bolwhite clolb and t~~~tered with to see his brother, Verne Jlev. tessea, Mn. Skiooer, M r '· •• arr~ent t1 laf8l marl- Is, wlm Ia !U Ill Meigs General Edward Foster IIIII Mrs. Mark IOids Ill CII'IIIIP and . Grueser, Hned a lllades. Ligllted caadles and !.lrt. G. W. Ttle .ad eourse. Autumn llowers decor· tiled 011 the table .ad .... el llleolwdcsburc, .. Pa., lied the clblllta room. out the !lildD4l roam. Olber ll!d Mr; IIIII !.lrt. Alfred Hawk __..,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,.._. ran....jnta offlo_.. from cl ,Q!Ill!colhe were rectnl Reibel garden were Used In aue-'11 ·QI their siatet and. bro- I home. lbel'-!n>law, Mr. and Mrs. v. . . Mrs. Gerlach presided D. Edwap and. family. the •liver coJiee service IIIII Miss Cheryl Edwardll left on . Mn. Clara Dtlllard, a chatter Saturday for Athenl ~ she member, served at the eryllll Is enrolled "* a fresbmlll at pundt btwl. '1'llere were Ohio Unlvenlty. memben present. Mr. IIIII Mrs. R, A. Allen of ParkersW.1, Va., end Mn. Lena Braham W. of Palmento, Fla. Cleanser 2 :: 37e -~ ...., ......:..... 87e ....·-··""" '""" .Ue ·····- Mr. Clean - ' ~el ...... ,...... 49e ..........,." 7le " ............. 89e Top Job """' ... ........ ne ('AJ()Jdes 73e · tiiMoM v...m. Wafers .. Spie & Span .. 'II"'*- Bold ... Mftl.lltn , . _ ---· ~··· · ··· -- ., "' .... ! going places in his Pedwln .. shoes! ~ ...._ 39e ...... - -....... 51e a..., ~ !' '~ ., I& DWiclths Sizet6~to 13 Your Melt,_ r. lllfl!IIY fhe Rugs AN Worrt The LJvlna ..... .Iuiie It T11t1no1 or Ton The Ll~~~p~.-;.· DJ!. And "'-·- - .......,.. ...., . ..,.. , ~ Ceolr. ' ; :\ ' Tissue ............ _.. 31t I ,\. '•l .' • ' $14.99 �' A tlinely RUDY TO J'IN. IWIDWOOD. CIUCI!.· - U.llll, .Mt~ :lild Mrt. Wl)'nt Amo- 1 Day IIJiiti; .:· flvean<l ...~'.:._V•:t irlllit ~- CELEBRATES eotb - Mr. and Mn. Wllllun A. Garduer celebrated iheir 60th wedding annlvenary on Sunday, September •tb. They have eleven living children who 1nclude: Joseph Gardner of London, 0.; Mrs. BeBBI~ Saxton of Rt. 1 Cheshire; Roy Gard· ner of Addllon; Carl Gardner, Edith Gardner, James ' Gardner, Charlie Gardner, all of Wuhlngton, C. H.; Marvin Gardner of Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Herman Gardner of Gallipolis; Homer Gardner of Pt. Pleas· ant, and Mrs. Geneva Hayman of Rt. 1 GalUpolis. There are 11 grandchildren; 29 great grandchildren; and two great great grandchlldren. . all, .~JJUD· OoMa, Dllllu and, 'lluljiii, Mr. and Mn. Lawron~ llllij!an of Mlddlepor~ Ml:t ll!d ·!.lrt. Lawrence SIMI ani IOD, Dannla, of Hamlltoo. Dr. W. GelaiJ1ier of Ga!b· IJC)Iu,: and their snn, Kennfitb Amll\lry, of London, 0. Jlab#l ·~. :, - :t' .! ~ . : ~J ' Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Saston . left Friday for a trip to . thej weat ·coast. '!'bey will visit her i M plrOIIIs m Ventura. CaiU, aad , othe~. - ~lend~te. . Hawley has I church s017' l'ety ... 011 ... lm· M~ Charta • ~ · In Ella!~ I ·G·0 R0.u·' IIIII • eariJ colmdJII . ' • ,· 1·:' · . ' ' ' BURBY/ Complete You:f ' Moneg-06-BoiUfdCard Todar/1 Copyrlahl 1H8, Tbe Kropr Co. , PEAC-HES No.Z% efJ118 o.:odq KYGER Sunday school picnic will be held at Lliii.E 16·0%. with his parents Mr and · The meetina opened In ritual I Mrs Lorenzo ~vis ~nd er ! form with Mrs. Georp Skfn. Adath 1I · ' Miss Mildred Hawley pre,.n~ Neulllinl, Mac McKinley, Ma· ~nled ·ho by ~e I ner, regen~ and Miss Bess P'- S Y .. interesting highlights of her[ ry J - Kitchen, Esther Burns son - Don who me t lh r Sanborn, chaplain, prealdlna. 'f'"" ' ver reeent trip abroad at the Sept· and Jeanette Tlfoma11o w..;kl .j h spen ree Mrs. 0. P. Klein played lor the T aa 'fuesday . . ember meeting of the Philathea Letter& were read froJI) Der· Mr 1 Ia .Jl'~~ren~f linglng of the national anthem.· Cheshire Adath MISSionary I Society of · tire· Middleport thea Phillips Frances • Trip· ~ rnes • Reeommendatlnns lor placinl Socle_ty of the Cheshire Baptist Church of Christ held at the lett, and L..;a McKinley. G e I 1 ~tA:"" Mrs. ~lhleen Epple small national and ftale flap Church will hold 1ts annual Sll· home of Mrs. Robert Reibel 011 well canis were Hill to Mrs. ""' and Mrs. Erma. Ep- in the Middleport and Pomeroy •er Tea on Tuesday at 7:30 Leading Creek Road. HaU, Mrs. Childl ·IIlii Mrs. pie and children of Peebles Ubrariea duriag ConaUtution p. m. at the church. I ' Lambert and a birthday card were """"lt !l'lests of Mr. and Week were accepted and plana I Mifs Arlene Spurlock will Ml" Hawley, a retired Mid-~ was sent to the Rev. Gardner. Mrs. Waid Wmdon. made 1o remember the birth· be ~ guest speaker. Sh< Is 1 dleport school teacher, pointed Mrs. George Freeland of day of Mi" Addle BradUe!d, missionary from. the Ropublic out ten countries she visited j During tha business meeting . Syracuse openlllloaday evenlag who will observe her etst birthof Niger, A!riCJJ... .and told of the lnteresUna pee> the class voted to continue the Willi_Mrs. Edith Teaford, Min· day. The Southeast district CfUII s· !jc e I ENDS'' SAT., SEPT. 17 M:·waiter Walk_er burgh, Pa., IS visiting m Galli· polis nver the weekend. I ., • ; . ,o·· . ·.. ·· ' ' ~f Pills· ~Meett'ng' Pro". g~r./ am -~ JrMr~~a::~~:;YD!~~; c.:~·:adb::.S.':.':p"!:"h: San:,, of Ab'on vltfted recently work. ... '· . Persona/Notes f rom Pomeroy £' 55 Geirae Banks, Athens, Dem- 1 l. ocr•'\" candidate for state I ' representative from this d!llrlct' wae 1 Galtipotio visitor I · ; Frl~. · 1 t. ! ; . tile United Slates and tile 1711b and' 'lhelr aearcb tor freedom. ' llllllivenary of thlt · lnlportanl Sllit fecOUnted lbe evenlll leaddocument wu prellented by ing to · the Revolutionary war Mlu l!llbabelll Loclutlnpr of 111111 11u1 one! rea(l)l - tile Con· Dayton, State Cbalnnan of· stitut/on, IIIII the frllnins IIIII lhe ConiUiuliGD, at the Septemo ildoplloa of II u our m1011 eherber meetinc of Return JODa• iBb4ll aocumenl and wllll Ill lllln Molp Chapter, DauaJi~ BIU. o1 lllaJ>II ~~~~~~~ tile illaurof the Amerleu Revolution, arn:e o1 fre<dom tor people of held Friday aflernoan It tile, AmerlcL , Grace l!lpiacopal Parish House 1 . Ill PomtrO)I. · . She &lao poln*l out· ln oJos. Mlu Loclminger stresaed 'lbe Ina I!» ilnlpollllbllllif of Ia• real meaning of the observance wera today Iowan! II and deof Constitution weet, Sepl 17· plorod tile mq cb1111ea mwde :a, 11111 pointed to the D.A.R. in it. She ooncluded wllb a u IDalrulnental in getting the statement by Georp Wasllinl· observance atarted. ton. 'nle speaker deseribed tbe The State Co-cllalrman, Mrs. bacqround loing !Jack to the G. Smith of Dayton also spoke on the topic, "The Federal Hand Is on OUr Schools," in which sbe oulllned the cllngere of too much polltieallnfluence If used In our scboo!B. Sbe apok• of tile harmfUl eftecl8 • - - - - - - - - • of the ao-ealled "per1onalllf" 1tesls glvm, In some •chools In· 11 tu! Pew ll'olmer of Co-l·vadinl the private Uvea of chiJ. ~..,.·• spent the weekend wllh dren and their lamDiea and her porenll, Mr. and Mrs. Max jslressed that freedolll cu be a Felmer end family. . danflerous gift unless used lor JIIIIRY Mlll.ER'& C01JNo TM I" Alii, \1, S. 31, G.U.U. I'OW. '-l':·llld u Labor ~- portanco of ... Cooatltutlon of ~ '• to lbe IW!DBD, " I ' ~ :"' \ . Meig· sDI:l·RMeets ....I.. -'"'"'"-- :ET !ITOUL KITS J R Saw. ~l11,118t! - I .1 ·' •• ' noon on the church lawn. GALUA COUNTY 4-H Riding Club will hold a trail ride starting at I p. m. Membert $ ond guealt are asked to meet at the Suiavllle toWilbouse. Everyoae Is welcome to a~ lend. J J I · WHITrEMORE AND LoWE _ Arth Whi .duo-pianists who last delighted TCCCAu r ttemore ~nd Jack Lowe, talented ~ Q{ tb f' t concert-goers 1n 1964 . mak· e ~ rank.· Possessing a dazzllug t h . . • are mustc have somethmg extra: a fine sense of hat etoc mque, Wbittemore and Lowe treat II. w play, when to play it, bow to 1 All ,women's societies ,: ., of the Rio Grande Baptist Association ••• Invited lo attend. Gueste ·are also welcome. Hootesses for the evening are Mrs. VIvian Kirby, Mrs. Oom Zerkle, Mrs. Klitie Shoe1D'8ker and Mrs. Elizabeth Mulford. BAIIBAIU PilSNER I IIIII ~ llaooell f'uRtrenlde [lr, ZaaeiOilhi aJIIIOIIIIclDJ . die eapp of tllelr dolatlotor, Bar. Au, 10 PFC. E. Jtlm St11iu11, Mlwtvllle. Fauerlt a poadaate lllP Sellool IIIII It ple and places including Par· sale of vaoilll. is, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Germany, Holland, a boat trip on the Rhine, BeJtlum, lEnaland, Scotland and Ireland. She commented on the abundance and beauty of tho nowera tiled everywhere along lh• otreett In the cities and vtllagea. Mrs. WendeD Gerlacb, presl· dent, conducted the meetlnl which was tpened with the singin8 of tho clau IIOIIll· 'ftle prayer wao st•en by Mn. George Childs. Mrs. Edpr Reynolds read three articles enuued "A Mitt 011 a Far Horizoo ,' "Your Street Ia Your Sbl." IIIII "Doubt Your Ooubll," and cllled wl t h prayer. '!'be olck Usl Included Ad a Lambert, Lovilia Braley HeleD Bratlford, Ida Cbnda, 'Ernest Lallance, Clyda Allensworth, Mabel Hysell, tile Rav. Fred Gardner, Edith fluQell, Thea : er.svllle. I l lJ 'I h B :ha, ' '"" ~ ~. types of ferns, leavea of trees f t -~ • I I ~ I and shrube, bydr1111ea, pine con.,.. rose hipa, berries, irlo pods, corn tassels and .,..... .,.... Mrs. Fadely Uled colorful U. lulrollool from perloclicalt IDd tbOWed .,.eral arrlllltmellll wlllcb .... bad made. One ... a~ tNIIIIID "*' :roaRr Vac•Pal COFFEE • • • Lean, STEW •• Bonel- Personal Notes ~rom Middleport Revival servl<!e! will . be h~ld a!'tHe ltu~and ·Church of Nazarene beginning September . It- and oonUnulng througli Sepl 1 at·'N~ 'each· the .. 2 51.39 79c. p!m. evehfng.· Rev. George Grimnl of Sis- ••' \ ·· 'l'ter·svillle. W. Va. wiU be the ·.LJl""·st ·evangelisl speaker. The the G.wff!t ~,~~ p~~~~.E:Lp:E~£ ~l..,n. BUe8ize •••••••• 1 LB. / ,f. .ret te,f'a.nl'r .~l' , pedwin. · Mrs. Clara Dilgard of Dear· ' born, Mieh., is here for a Visit BLAST · · . .. · · · Cl'1mb tnto with Mr. and Mrs. Erneat Lal· lance and other relatives. • -· spin the Biaat today! CUBE .STEAKS ' The ~th annual LaMareho o1 mental cbapeau, pUll, wliO IIIII 11011, stanley Wayne, of at 7:30 p. m. VlallatiOD nlabt the 8 et to wu held at the M J881'S of qe, P" tbe lnvo- Mapolla IJI"DD tile weelrnd at will be ob"""ed ,00 aU par- old brollll Jul. Another feat. uretl rbododendrciD leaves In I natural straw basket. She clll''tl btr W. usJna 1111 arUcle ~at told of JDaiiJ planll found m ganleoa m our area whleh are poisonous In different waya. The IDeelllw wu opened by Mrs. FlDleJ Rlcbartlt, prwi· denl, wbo 1ave a medltatltm o1 autumn beaul1 IIIII rnd po& ID f7. . · Dullnl the builD• ml 11 11. !:m ~_:e ttom all D. c. GreeiiD&• were aton Amerfcaa Leal• ary,'omcers and olmimlen. Lluro llleKIItleJ, pu1 11~onal chapean of Mllllsalppl lpOilding. Reporte of ' were aiUpted. AI the Friday ..anfll& d!MI Mn. J. Edward Wellaad of lndlanapollt apoa 1111 ICIIo!onhlpt. Ohio won •IWO fi.OOO sdtolarlltlps, bolb ftolll Franklln County &aloa SD wilb IIAIIe Deeker of Ooltllllba. 11 dlalrman. Ohio allo 00. arable -uon fltr WIIAIM '8lid by4awe wltb Mrl. Bella Sloln of Alltllllll, ebalrmaa. lUdiard N. Bhololili• lin vlee preoldall of Ndaaal from the National AmerleaD lhelr caldn at Shade River. ente tll'e ureed to attend. THE POMEROY Gardea Club EASY.JJOBS.rr BULB PLANT· wll1 meet Monday at I p.m. at ERI roa FAIL GARDEN- the bome of Mn. Clair 1m Ia IIIII. .JBRaY MDID'S OOUiTI\Y FAIII, u. s. • MEMBERS of 8Dck Springs OAJUPOUS. ' Better Health Club will Ill the · churdt 7ard Moaday, boura were 7..'/M. Oblo baaj Sept. IJ, alta. m. to 10 to dedicated 18 biada lor cblldren 111t11e11111 It Mll'lellll IIIII lbe at Deaver Ho1p11a1 al 1 COli J'entoo Glua Co. In WlDJan>. of •1,000 per bed, 11111 1eada all ..., W. va. other otata. Oblo dooa*l BEIBEL NO. II of till $338.51 towanl reaearcb lUI terllltional Order of J!lb'o :ptar. Dauplerl will llllel al PomeMn. Halel Sllefel of San4ul- 1111 Maaonla Templa 011 Monky, 11111 L'Ardll'fllle,- 11111 day at 7:30 p. •· place In IClapirook 18 1be Con- THE DAUGB'l'£118 Ill Rulli tra1 dlviiiCII. Repo111 of crt- cllll of lbl Ualled Melbodlat 211 &bowed voting?:!. 87r•-· "!\.:"'JtoD!~.,.b~ -AileD Crom Bulbs 40 ,., 99e DRffodil Bulbs 6 for 79e M''fiiM Peat Moss . . 50 : 79e TuHp Bulbs • 12 79e Hyacinth Bulbs 6,.. 79e ..... SUUO Peat Moss •. 6 ::· $3.89 for - .......... DressiDg .... - ...._4le All 111 New MeiJeo P1f11l11 ll!d ~ 11'1 arpd LI'Cooaiet'p. ~ Ill attend. 4 blllquel wu beJd 111 1111 Tlllll MIJlTG8 Cutllb' Top Empn , _ 011 8alludt7 w- Notdlerl' Club ill TOP8, will en1q. 'l'ba lablll were dlcol' IMI II, II aletllll rat1 11111 wblte. NatiODal 7:10 p.m. ·01117 o111 1 IDIIIIled by Mn. Patlerloa Leo Co11DfL . Til! There goes a guy Plant Now For Spring B«JUtg -Imported From Hollttnd of ollkerl ... bold Albert A!waid. the COiliitUul!on WU rud by 'l'ba 1J rapr•IIIIIIIIVII from J1o1ttm Mrs. GeorP Nortbup. Amwal Ctit''"" E11ber AileD, .. club wiU IIIIK duel wwe paltl. PlaDI ,... 11on11 'potWOir IIIIIIIMr; illlea IS, at 7 p. m. at made tor lbe Oct. Dill ndJo Colllr, t11p1r1a1en1 chiP""; Mrs. Qlarlel ~~ program. aatl IIDIIlift plllll C.Uibln. '•Stzalalrl BIDWmL were made lor lila Oclober IIIII Role Dec:Ur, Co- at boml of meellnl wblll tilt 111111 Jpnll. Jewish llolpltal, Dt!Mit, c.lili Mary Wledtnd, tlllker, • -~ri]!lfliiri. er wU1 be lin. Walllr Mollo 8pGb 1111 CJIIjc ' llllrOIIIl 1tlld JJene Moire, Se- day of Mn. lor. Spedal ...... will be 1111 lablrtulolll ll!d bGw ·10 .IIIIM LaCo• Open Gale Gardlo Cldl aad C1lllo llbrtels In aldldNI.' · . Vlolel l busbanda will be l!llbll Mrs. Marpm Dellll, Jiit1oa. o1 .11,. wiU meet MoCarlq pm II I a pr. al ddkl wtllare .,..._ Mmllall, p. m. at 1111 diD ...,clopaadla lo tilt club. Florida, reported Luaater; lor a A 4 - ' _.. wu oemd ldcl lfvtn lblii ; Mary IIIII by !'It bollell durlltl • IOCial ~ w fl'll ' Mabel IRobem, boar. ,st.B Dlla . . lie ~ ..-u. "Planting Time Sale" -run, willa Ellie · 'ftlBmAY of New Jtrsq eleCted THE FIR8T ma uuc of u Natloaal ch!IIINIIJ 11ar1 fiCUie PTA II JC!wdldod Colwell of PemllylVInll, L'A"' Tuelday, Sept. IJ II 7:10 moalen· Dll'lllll Colllu oi ill the ICbool atldltGdUm. !Nil- ' La'Ardllvllle, ll!d mlttees wll1 be ~ed. the number the c1rcu;t. The ~ast Sm . . o, , wtlts r ' ooth, Slick. With biC storm AI SEE~ IN PI.A.YIIOY MA~JNE 45th Annual LaMarche of 8 et 40 is wre 'l'lturlda7 dinner ....18 of IIIONDAYI!lletlltlllllarJ ' Attended September J-3 by Ohioans Mr!tir~aat1~.,.':..~ s;.a;;in. Sch-r: ~~!,. Monday Winter Bouquets Theme of Rio Grand Gi.rden Club Meeting. Plan October " " . . t J .... 3 llo.W. Events ·-------•1 l}boreltam Hotel In WuhJnalon, catlan. Tables were decOrated D. C., nn Sepl I • I. with lavon ftom lwelVI alaiiL On Thursday lllerDoon the WllcoaoJn wu lint In oalioOproomarcba <OIIIIDlllee mee~ al 01'1111D1Pt!oa to rucb tile ings were held and ali commi~ aoallhll :ptar, Adona HaDDrlck. tee meeiiDfiB were attended by cbalrman of llliDnla, waa 11the Ohio deJelales. national recopltioll by . the :t:~=· tor u tile a· ~ The live dlvlsl011 breallfqb American Le&Jon of llUDail l<a' Dl\'lllu of EleJteDW)' ud See n4•ry were bold on Frldq morninl a donaUoa or fi.M Iowan! DUr· r Edlleat!oo In Colambul. Mr· wilb Oblo delecates attending ses scbolarshlpt. Oandldalel lor Ellen naUonal ollloeo were inlrotluestniuss Is a p-adoate of POD>- the cenlral division. Seger, cbafrmiD, lntrcduced eel IIIII eaeh lljiOke briofb'. ero; Hlgb Jlllll 011 allelolld !leu Tlllon of Cbarleslon, W . The openlns seosl011 of the Ll Obio Shlte priCir to enH•tmqt Va., who waa honorary dlalrMarche wu Frlda7 at 1:30 p.m. Ia t.e Army. Tbo ...dlq will man In the ablence of Opal In the Palladron room wllb loDow on compllllol of a JJ. Jean Gainea. Mn. Tilton ,..;. Mn. 1'.1e111. aallonll months lour of doty Ill IOfo comed tile 51 partners presoaL dtapeou or ·WuhiDJtoD ea wbere PFC. 8na11 It DOW ·"::r~fl:::ng'::.._ _ _ _ _ _...:sue=~So.::D:::lUIIIl!::::::tln:::•::.•...:Ohl=o_::.depart.:.::::.. eel preakflnl. · Mn. KeU7 JnlrOdua. tho 01tlonal marcl>o cbaiJ' t.1atenal For Winter 8011' 1 quelt" w~ the subjectooof the ·i .om program gtven by Mrs. Sidney :att · Fadoly at the meetlna of the i Jaff Rio (irande Ganlen Club whlcb ~ea' met .Thursday at the home of ~f't-t Mrs.! Fadely Thursday evening. Th She l.ao aallisted by Mn. J. ,{ Mr. Rob'fl Evans. Mn. Fadely stresHd three md Important factors in choooina S tfVI materials. First, ono should g&. decide where to 010 the or;er 1 ' Hall~ nngtrnenls : second, what to use; and third, hoW to use ll p Amo•g miiiY piantl available ri I II 11!18 area are pldOD rod, 1 eockscomh, aeed pods. cuiUvot. .. and wild grus111, miiiY for MeL·g5 : i meetlng was announced Members were Invited to I Harold Teaford al Middleport Sept. 20 at ClrcleviUe and the d!nlna room w1Iere a . vblted Tbursday with his mo- luncbeoa reservallonl may be course waa ltl'lled by tile th.-, Mrs. Edith Teolord. ' made wllll Mrs. Skinner. Proteases, Mrs. Reibel, Mrs. Perry Smith IIIII da\Jih- cram inserls for the JOlt were GOkey, Mrs. Clarenet ter, Melallie, of Colwnbus and dlttributed and ca~lrlbutors, Mrs. !.lrt. Smllh's brolher, Harry Mrs. o.' P. Klein, Childs ,00 Mabel HyseU. '11"¥ Gllltll, or· Mauachusells vltlt- Constitution Week cbair111011, were a..lsled by Mn. Edgar ed roeently with .Mrs. Jolin [ pve informaliqD 011 lila oJJaeni• l\e)'IIOlda with servJna. Smith. i · IIICt! whlcb lhe baa planned ll!d Tile refreabment table Clllfortl Davll ill UsboD II &lao introduced tile IJI"IW C!OI'ored with ~ the gueot of relatlm. He Cl\llle Following the PJ'OifiDI the bolwhite clolb and t~~~tered with to see his brother, Verne Jlev. tessea, Mn. Skiooer, M r '· •• arr~ent t1 laf8l marl- Is, wlm Ia !U Ill Meigs General Edward Foster IIIII Mrs. Mark IOids Ill CII'IIIIP and . Grueser, Hned a lllades. Ligllted caadles and !.lrt. G. W. Ttle .ad eourse. Autumn llowers decor· tiled 011 the table .ad .... el llleolwdcsburc, .. Pa., lied the clblllta room. out the !lildD4l roam. Olber ll!d Mr; IIIII !.lrt. Alfred Hawk __..,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,.._. ran....jnta offlo_.. from cl ,Q!Ill!colhe were rectnl Reibel garden were Used In aue-'11 ·QI their siatet and. bro- I home. lbel'-!n>law, Mr. and Mrs. v. . . Mrs. Gerlach presided D. Edwap and. family. the •liver coJiee service IIIII Miss Cheryl Edwardll left on . Mn. Clara Dtlllard, a chatter Saturday for Athenl ~ she member, served at the eryllll Is enrolled "* a fresbmlll at pundt btwl. '1'llere were Ohio Unlvenlty. memben present. Mr. IIIII Mrs. R, A. Allen of ParkersW.1, Va., end Mn. Lena Braham W. of Palmento, Fla. Cleanser 2 :: 37e -~ ...., ......:..... 87e ....·-··""" '""" .Ue ·····- Mr. Clean - ' ~el ...... ,...... 49e ..........,." 7le " ............. 89e Top Job """' ... ........ ne ('AJ()Jdes 73e · tiiMoM v...m. Wafers .. Spie & Span .. 'II"'*- Bold ... Mftl.lltn , . _ ---· ~··· · ··· -- ., "' .... ! going places in his Pedwln .. shoes! ~ ...._ 39e ...... - -....... 51e a..., ~ !' '~ ., I& DWiclths Sizet6~to 13 Your Melt,_ r. lllfl!IIY fhe Rugs AN Worrt The LJvlna ..... .Iuiie It T11t1no1 or Ton The Ll~~~p~.-;.· DJ!. And "'-·- - .......,.. ...., . ..,.. , ~ Ceolr. ' ; :\ ' Tissue ............ _.. 31t I ,\. '•l .' • ' $14.99 �u • •·' For Lellse ' Ill' . S•l• .. ·I •• ' OUT DRIVE· IN for lillie .C!'". leale at Lube<$, w. va. contaet Chat !ant's Real Estate, in Park ersburg, W. Va. Sil-l . ··oR LEASE, iiiii Or. FairView Subdi" slon, Rt 35 new 6 rol!lll 1111"' boiiSe. double praae, biJIII In Tappan ove11 and burner•. blocb paneled ldtchea, di:m· washer, waD ID wall .,.,., IDB In !1'0111 room and ball . 1111 balbs, ceramic dlo, pi•• , !y of clotbel apace. 1ol lit. fl by 144 ft. just completen ready ID movt Into. Conta•l Rice • Corbin Fum~ Co.· Call 146-1171 alter 6, 1(6-2573 THEY WHEEL ALIGNMENT GOI BRAKE SERVICE WE'RE CLEANING HOUSEl Blaettnars 65 Chevrolet $22'5 Impala Hardtop. Locol17 ow· ned and only 12.000 miles. e cylinder, power steerin1. Spotless fawn interior, beau· Uful maroon £inish. Radio and t.eater. t'IIIIMITE par CONTILOL f'IIEE lnllpOCIIon. eaU MM241 Notice llerrOI O'DeU, Operator lor s.termi181 'l'«<DDII aemco 10 Be!JDOIII Dr. 11'/.11 rEBMITB fit lllllcll eoatro• ComJDerdal or ~ u BATH, large kitchen, part meol, deep well, 2 • age, 1 acre lot. F« . loformaliol, ui lbl llllllllell~ Agency, I leclroona Howle ·· $9,500 WILL DO Ironing In my home. Mn. Joann Wolle. Ph . 992 • ' 5577. I 7 ltc _ ,_............_._ __ ~_.:_:_ · W1nted FOR SALE MARii!ED man' lor farm, ~~· ~· Ph. P, M. eolldery,'; ~ ·BO~m. . o.: lll#to ,, ' ' · .. c;oJIDmONINO fletrtgerautn servtct. Jitck'l Relrtll· e,&Uon, New."·Haven. Pboite TV 2-W'I. 4 I He · ,Pl.Ultlllll'IG, ·Rural ., o.~,, Bolfll Qu. ~,;..l ,,U!i<:! <liiiDiilln, t~J. ll. - Mabt . .. St. . .lomei"'J'• ·'· .~ .... ).. 1 a Uc •'. ' 57.(ilevrolet $395 Bel Air St. Wagon. 'Willie over red fi!lilb, _clean .- tnterlorlo 100d tirl!•.. V8 . ena:lnt, au mat!~ trails., R&H. · '' TRUCK BUYSI . . f ' 54 Ford ····. ·: $150 1 -Ton Staki'; du11 · wbeeli ' rrom A .qt~~~laltQD REV· 't<~~~ : ·:l'ER IDISIJRANCE AGENCY · t ~, me. i •auto WANTED - Wdtlt lor' bltll4ot er. Pb.JIIS.Z2tll. II W~nted To :Buy ,.be!or• ~~ IMIIMIII!I. .. yotlr We may be I i tHIItle to ,oavo ,y<>u moatt: ~~~~~~~-,.l.30.;:~~~ ·· , , I 2 Uc 62 Chevrolet $1295 \!o Ton, 8' Pltktip, VII hJ!ne, rustom sea~- . gooo ·tlrU ''· 64 thlvrolet"$1495 \!o Ton Plhel; V. engine, IU· o;omatc tranJ;j powl:t steer- .nc and btlllk~. P:ositrac.tioa II. axle, new tlrts . All kln<lo of Good r , I fj Fr-hloo ........... ....... -v .. ... --·... _ ._ _ _........,L """""' - ,.. .. . . - ........ Mllooiol ..... " :15011 .......- .........10• • No- ~-·W• Wtll-h , . . . . .,.. ..... .,..... .......,. -=== JOBNP ..... ftiiiiiiDC IIIII ....... ' IIBWITf OM Hour Martinhtlool I'LlJ)IIIINCI A!ID l!EA'I'ING .wrE 161 lor pllliiiPt - - """"'... cau G c.m~. 11oft, HI JD2A plofnflokl c......... Ohio . P·UBLIC SALE 11UtSDAY,.SEP11MIEI 15 STAR11NG AT 10 A.M. . _ lor Will$· I sold lllf ._ · Acre~. .t 400 1.-'ionl Cklllpolia tU. Route U ID. flva mllas 1un11Mt oa Mitchell Rd. W.edo for We Sign• • • ., II ONI II' fMI , .'" NICISl PIOP\.11 c.I(C: DICK RAWl.INGS ....... ·::" ofiV 2-2193 BLAmNARS Phon• 9t'2-2143 """'oroy. 0. Pamttroy MARKET TRENDS IADIATOR SERVICE l1f N- loil'ator !FiOp By United Pre11 International I . I Midwest markets generally wen !ower for slaughter steers!! and h~rers and hogs this week Sheep were higher. e Cor I Truck e Hooter Cora 1 Bulldcnor eAny Typo R1wllngs Honda s.Ji1 w' 11-2111 ·MIDOUPOIT OHIO SELLING OUT . e2 USED CARS Lll'i ePARTSNrOUTIOARO MOTORS ••OATS & MOTORS eBOAT rAINT eTOOLS · S..At KEITH GOBLE FORD Buckwheat Society Notes ·.. II ClD bl dalll fttr loll, Fan cao do 11. l'boiiW w. ram \ SoD f!::llerllllDal 0., a.m. to 10 p.m., Wbeelert 11arJ, 0. Pb. PR e.aGI. 7'-U 4Yr.Oid $7,350 3 ledroom Home MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT ..... HON·DA SAil$ & SEI~ ~ OK BUYS! no.u HAILEY DAVIDSC)ft MOTORCYCLES EXPERIENCED lt.-day . , an..-. 1. noon olllllir 20, In· Valkl'• food 21. Wtnr 2S.Iour- �u • •·' For Lellse ' Ill' . S•l• .. ·I •• ' OUT DRIVE· IN for lillie .C!'". leale at Lube<$, w. va. contaet Chat !ant's Real Estate, in Park ersburg, W. Va. Sil-l . ··oR LEASE, iiiii Or. FairView Subdi" slon, Rt 35 new 6 rol!lll 1111"' boiiSe. double praae, biJIII In Tappan ove11 and burner•. blocb paneled ldtchea, di:m· washer, waD ID wall .,.,., IDB In !1'0111 room and ball . 1111 balbs, ceramic dlo, pi•• , !y of clotbel apace. 1ol lit. fl by 144 ft. just completen ready ID movt Into. Conta•l Rice • Corbin Fum~ Co.· Call 146-1171 alter 6, 1(6-2573 THEY WHEEL ALIGNMENT GOI BRAKE SERVICE WE'RE CLEANING HOUSEl Blaettnars 65 Chevrolet $22'5 Impala Hardtop. Locol17 ow· ned and only 12.000 miles. e cylinder, power steerin1. Spotless fawn interior, beau· Uful maroon £inish. Radio and t.eater. t'IIIIMITE par CONTILOL f'IIEE lnllpOCIIon. eaU MM241 Notice llerrOI O'DeU, Operator lor s.termi181 'l'«<DDII aemco 10 Be!JDOIII Dr. 11'/.11 rEBMITB fit lllllcll eoatro• ComJDerdal or ~ u BATH, large kitchen, part meol, deep well, 2 • age, 1 acre lot. F« . loformaliol, ui lbl llllllllell~ Agency, I leclroona Howle ·· $9,500 WILL DO Ironing In my home. Mn. Joann Wolle. Ph . 992 • ' 5577. I 7 ltc _ ,_............_._ __ ~_.:_:_ · W1nted FOR SALE MARii!ED man' lor farm, ~~· ~· Ph. P, M. eolldery,'; ~ ·BO~m. . o.: lll#to ,, ' ' · .. c;oJIDmONINO fletrtgerautn servtct. Jitck'l Relrtll· e,&Uon, New."·Haven. Pboite TV 2-W'I. 4 I He · ,Pl.Ultlllll'IG, ·Rural ., o.~,, Bolfll Qu. ~,;..l ,,U!i<:! <liiiDiilln, t~J. ll. - Mabt . .. St. . .lomei"'J'• ·'· .~ .... ).. 1 a Uc •'. ' 57.(ilevrolet $395 Bel Air St. Wagon. 'Willie over red fi!lilb, _clean .- tnterlorlo 100d tirl!•.. V8 . ena:lnt, au mat!~ trails., R&H. · '' TRUCK BUYSI . . f ' 54 Ford ····. ·: $150 1 -Ton Staki'; du11 · wbeeli ' rrom A .qt~~~laltQD REV· 't<~~~ : ·:l'ER IDISIJRANCE AGENCY · t ~, me. i •auto WANTED - Wdtlt lor' bltll4ot er. Pb.JIIS.Z2tll. II W~nted To :Buy ,.be!or• ~~ IMIIMIII!I. .. yotlr We may be I i tHIItle to ,oavo ,y<>u moatt: ~~~~~~~-,.l.30.;:~~~ ·· , , I 2 Uc 62 Chevrolet $1295 \!o Ton, 8' Pltktip, VII hJ!ne, rustom sea~- . gooo ·tlrU ''· 64 thlvrolet"$1495 \!o Ton Plhel; V. engine, IU· o;omatc tranJ;j powl:t steer- .nc and btlllk~. P:ositrac.tioa II. axle, new tlrts . All kln<lo of Good r , I fj Fr-hloo ........... ....... -v .. ... --·... _ ._ _ _........,L """""' - ,.. .. . . - ........ Mllooiol ..... " :15011 .......- .........10• • No- ~-·W• Wtll-h , . . . . .,.. ..... .,..... .......,. -=== JOBNP ..... ftiiiiiiDC IIIII ....... ' IIBWITf OM Hour Martinhtlool I'LlJ)IIIINCI A!ID l!EA'I'ING .wrE 161 lor pllliiiPt - - """"'... cau G c.m~. 11oft, HI JD2A plofnflokl c......... Ohio . P·UBLIC SALE 11UtSDAY,.SEP11MIEI 15 STAR11NG AT 10 A.M. . _ lor Will$· I sold lllf ._ · Acre~. .t 400 1.-'ionl Cklllpolia tU. Route U ID. flva mllas 1un11Mt oa Mitchell Rd. W.edo for We Sign• • • ., II ONI II' fMI , .'" NICISl PIOP\.11 c.I(C: DICK RAWl.INGS ....... ·::" ofiV 2-2193 BLAmNARS Phon• 9t'2-2143 """'oroy. 0. Pamttroy MARKET TRENDS IADIATOR SERVICE l1f N- loil'ator !FiOp By United Pre11 International I . I Midwest markets generally wen !ower for slaughter steers!! and h~rers and hogs this week Sheep were higher. e Cor I Truck e Hooter Cora 1 Bulldcnor eAny Typo R1wllngs Honda s.Ji1 w' 11-2111 ·MIDOUPOIT OHIO SELLING OUT . e2 USED CARS Lll'i ePARTSNrOUTIOARO MOTORS ••OATS & MOTORS eBOAT rAINT eTOOLS · S..At KEITH GOBLE FORD Buckwheat Society Notes ·.. II ClD bl dalll fttr loll, Fan cao do 11. l'boiiW w. ram \ SoD f!::llerllllDal 0., a.m. to 10 p.m., Wbeelert 11arJ, 0. Pb. PR e.aGI. 7'-U 4Yr.Oid $7,350 3 ledroom Home MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT ..... HON·DA SAil$ & SEI~ ~ OK BUYS! no.u HAILEY DAVIDSC)ft MOTORCYCLES EXPERIENCED lt.-day . , an..-. 1. noon olllllir 20, In· Valkl'• food 21. Wtnr 2S.Iour- �. ' ... ~ ... - - .,..~~.,.rtfii.lt.'•;r"T/ ' •. ' '· '· ' • f' , t r _..-.------,""':-or---.. . r' I y l2o-Thesun~~Times.senunel1 ~~_!!t~ay,:sept.n,19611_ Applicat I.ODS Aval••able for Annual NROTC Tests at sw c c I I:;:' 1 1 I II R"Jver News I . . Yes•.. wools oney ° · 1 . • ... _-··· . .,... --~· ..~- ·--· - - -~·-~-- - -- . ··- ~- -- .. · - - -·- ... · ~ h .. r .. ~ ..,.. ,. ··•· v • · • • ..,.......,_ ..., "' .. ...... ....,.~ · -··· - · · · --: · · .i , . .. . .. . ... ... ~ ... . .... - .... . . J \ nn: ay tttttl oi toe ivE CENTS • 00 • •• )It • 1/!A'IB€ IF I MOVE AROOND AND TR'i DIFFERENT ~mo~... ;::1 1 ALL SAVINGS FULLY GUARANTEED _ . Loan Gallipolis, Ohio Opp. The Pool Office ..... .,. ...... , ... .......................... i' ' to GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. ··-··,.-- 1 0 1 ,· " Or"f.ld'sOldest p·ro £eSSIOD . w G Flourishinu_in est erman 1 we have -·----··· .............,._....,.. ___··----- rdl cooking o1 the featured outdoor Instruction and practice In 20 1men of tbe event, acco ng I ill be done lndlvldualbasic •couting skills will be ' Frank Rodrigui2, chairman of supper w .. provided for adult volunteer tbe Leadership Tralnmg Com ly. kUI to be d • t r • leaders of Tri-State area _Boy Tri-State Area B0 'of. veteran inscouts at Camp Arrowhead. Scout Council. 1ted Y be -·kin& Ona, W. Va., on !laturday, Sept. The_ all-day-"program is call· structors will ~ ""' ed a "Showando" activity lle- 1knot t)'lng, ·axemans p, : 24 · , • nalure trail teChniques, Robert Cruickshank of Ash· cause actual practice in t h e , build! n~ . e land and Guy Meu oi llunting-lteamed skills is an Important : flag signaling, cqmpa" $81{ ton have been named Co-Chair· part ol the training. Even the first a1d, and proper USJ ' ·------- - scouting gear. '· o Students will , include ~ut· W! masters. a8!1stants, fathers ol ft' scouts and other men wbo serve on the various troop and unit committee, lnclud,lnl ·. vol· ~ unteers for scout leadehbip as. FRANKFURT. 10:. several buildings in slgnments. . (UP!) -The world's the East End of the city. But . M. C. Chitwood, Ch..a~tk; .. . . . . . ther-e are a great number of Gordon Humphreys 1 r•-.n profession 'li flt1Qnshmg streetwalkers in the city's Consaul ol Huntington: , and Germany and no one seems to Kaiserstrasse entertainment carl Curnutte, Ashland "~ Il l be concerned about it except district who are more elusive' bead up tbe day's sub-rominil· income tax officials who for the tat collectors. . tees. Tax officials say the best Reservations are be1ng . ~ complain the ladies are luck they have had In la1ing at Cotlllcfl's beitdquartera, 511 doo~ors. prostitutes is after they die. Ninth St., Huntington, lite. ~\til Prostitution Is i!gal In Then the tax men track down of scouting activiUO!O In wea!CI Germany but most cities try the heirs for the government's West VIrginia. northern Kenlul> keep tbe girls in "districts" share of the Inheritance, ky ,and eastern Ohio. that pedestrians forelgn tourists _ are molested by streetwalkers. .Most "play-for-pay" girls Germany ignore the JaW says prostitutes, as wage earners, are subject to J 964 k Mrs V C Holzer Hospl' I William Zir le, . , erne . Applications for the Navy's ts and naval tr~inlng, grad- ~ hours 2-4 and 7-3 p, m. Parents Blazer and William .Russell. Co I R I BY Pal Glass :twonty.first annua egu ar s are mmiSSIOned as of· on1Y on Ped'Ia tr1cs Ward · ·NROTC quaiilication test are firers ·in the U. S. Navy or I Admissions Pleasant Valley Uollflllal County Ext. Agent, H. Ec. now available according to Bill Marine Corps. . . : Clara Fraley, Z33 Fourth Ave.; ADMITrED - John Woyan, Before you decide to buy Connor, principal at Southwest· Regular NROTC mtdshtpmen i stanley Niday, Rt. 2, Gallipol- Southside; Thoma~ D. Watson. something uon time,'' be sure ern 'tGaltia) High School. This participate in three summer lis; Janet A. Stith, Pt. Pleasant; Henderson; Mrs. Charles . R. you know just how riluch credit .nationw1de ex. amination will \cruises with various naval un- Mrs. Smith McCausland, Pliny, Kensler, Ashton; James Gdhs- 10Ur family can afford. Installbe given on Oec.lO, and all eh- 1ts. These cn.nses help t~em w. va.: Robert L. Thorn~n, pie, Jr., ROOertsburg; Roy rnent credit can be very usefu1, gib\e male high school seniors learn more about the van~ty Pt. Pleasant: Walter D. Rtd- Taylor, Pt. Pleasant; Lloyd but its overu!:le can be dan~erand graduates may apply 'of interesting and challengmg enour, Rt. 2. Leon, w. Va . ; Neville, A~ple Grove; Mt.', OilS. When you buy on creditOn the basis ot this teJCtt opportumt1es ava~lable to the~ Harry D. Slawter, Rt. 1, M1d- William Truman, Auburn, Cal~f. "charge'' or •'finance" itemspersonal interviews, medical e~- as naval or marme corps offi· 1 dleport; Rebecca E. Rou~h. DISCHARGED - Leland Lie- or use a payment plan, rememMiddleport; Mrs. David M. ving, Jr., Pt. Pleasant; Edward ber that. sooner or later, the aminations, and other factortl. cers. Connor explained, over 1,700 Registrations for the test Boothe, Jackson; William A. Jones. Pt. Pleasant; J o h 11 total cost must be paid and young men will enter the Hegu. 1 wiD close Novemb~r 18, 19?6. Runion, Robertsburg, W. Va.; .Branner, Pt. Pleasant; William that using credit usually costs Jar NROTC Program as mid· 1967 NROTA Bulle.uns contam· Gregory L. H.ainer, Jackson. Ramey , Ewington, Ohio; Mrs. extra. : sh1pmen at NROTC units in 52 ing eligibility reqmrements and ! Births Dewey White, Gallipolis. rolleges and . universities qualifyirJM test apphcatJOns are Mrs. David M. Boothe. Jack- BlRTHMr. and Mrsf Misuse of credit is throughout the nation. Ma11 cit· available from Mr. ~o~nor or son, son, 4:10 p. m. Friday. Charles Ke11sler, Ashtan, a an ~~- ·-ning numb~r of ,Jzen' of the United States• wbo the U. S. Navy Recrmtmg StaDiscbarges daughter. States families to hie .will be at least t7 but nol yet lion al Athens. Debra L. Balis, Ernestine cy proceedings. The reason, 21 on June 30, 19£7, and who 1 Blackburn, Charles W. Buck, most cases, >Spoor are now high school seniors or ' Mrs. Lando E. t:anter, Harry Gal/in Salon Gets rather than just 8 lack of mongraduates, may be eligible to P. Clark, Mrs. Margaret Col L d ey. These families use more apply tor lhe test. Those_ who I lins, Janet M. Ferguson, John Prnise from erl er credit than they can afford. F. Goett. Sr., Frank LeMaster, Gallia County Salon No. 612, The wis@ consumer will conattain qualifymg scores . wdl be 'interviewed and given medieal Gauge readings: . Galhpohs Mrs. Harry M. Miller. Mary A. Eight and Forty met at lhe trol tus U!'te of credit rather examinations next January and Dam 11.7, 12. 1, runmng 0 n e Myers, Mrs. Walter M. Pel- home of .Mabel Bro~n, Thurs- than be controlled bv it. It has February . . foo~t on rollers, Pomeroy-Mas_o~ phrey, Glen~- Sayre, St., Mrs. day evemng. La Petit ~hapeau been the American princ~ple ._ ~ suc:essf~ ca?d1date re- 19.:>4, Pt. Pleasant 2::1.59, 2Hin Robert L. SchaefEng, Mrs. Faye Wildermuth pres1ded. A and still is the principle of ·30, W. Lawson Sommers, ce1ves (mancial atd. for. four ton .46, Kanawha Falls Miss letter of thanks was read from many people _ to pay cash. years of college. This mcludes Charleston I8 ..86. London, Mar- Leah C. Spears, Mrs. Bert W. Arree Marshall. Chapeau De- This is still good, · tuition and educatiOnal fees . met and. Wmfield dams were Teaford. Homer T. Thompson, partemenlal of Ohio, thanking in buying goods .. that are !:Sio~ ~~;r~ 'th~ books, uniforms, and $50 per the sills. Robert Waugh, Mrs. Nellie M. the Salon for hospitality at uickly . enforced, . but tax of~icialsj month llbsistence allowance. IBoat. Movtmeota: West Mrs. Chester Wiga l, Mrs. installation dirmer and for her up ,q ti h a haven't fiatJred out how to After successrully completing Ob1o River Harvey Jor· ai(t 1 here ~re mes ~ e0 "Ill · 1 &< • r tnp ' a surg1cal opersa baccalaureate degree rlen101 ;,.,,_ i' olor down 13, 6:30a.m.; BnmI. Also a letter from Helen Cot- caJOn . f •=========td~:~;:: down 13, 7 a.m.; Edeana A.pproac IWif ter immediate past Chapeau tion or medical treatment IS o Can't TroD Everyone 1' Bosworth up 14, 3;55 a.m.; WeddinR Of lor' assistance and loyalty dur: lasting benefit to a person even "We cannot possibly put Pennsylvania up 14, 6:15 a.m.; Sue Smith I'old ing the past year. A letter after mstallments to pay fo~ It tax coUector on the tr~'aini.al ICej Ben ·McCool down 14, 6:30a.m .; f 0 Unit No 27 American have been completed. Usmg every prostitute," a r1 John Ladd Dean up 15, 3 05 a. Mr. and Mrs._ Ern e~t L. Un- ' r:,:on Auxilia;)' ~sking co~p- credit speeds up getting items Office spo~an aaid. m.; Criss, Jr. down 15, 4:35 a. roe of Crown Ctty, . 10 • are ~ . ' . that may be great labor He said ' av,rage income m.; Robert Reed up 15, 5:25 a. announcing the cOmmg mar· erahon, for a Chrtstmas party time savers or that are fmar ' <$1,000) a year j m, Pe DOil'lle up 15, 6:30 riage •f their daughler, Sue was ' ~d, The Salon agreed to wise essential to (amity gene: lly ported, but , a~ ' ~~ha down t6 Elizabeth Smith, to Mr. James help With the party. . fare. know tbi . is usually · ., ' F · w 1 Mr and A report on the National Con.. 6·30 am· Jeffboat down 17 r 1tz ray , son Le Families who always pay understatement.'' 6:25 a .m ·: Walter Hougland u~ Mrs. James Wray of Washing- v~ntJOn °~ the Amencan - cash may unneressarily Tal officials can only · · ·· t D C gwn. Auxiliary · 18, 12 :10 a.m.; John K. up 18, on, · · . . and the Marche prive themselves of benef'ts 1 mare money,whenever tb ere lS 2'10 am . Sl Marys up 18, The wedding will be an event Natwnale, Eight and Forty was vailable through credit. It is proof of a higher Income than · a.m.; · " Babylear down !8, of Satu rd ay, ·,., Ptem ber t71h · at, g1ven by Mabel Brown. h' There . if 1I 4;20 in disgrace to use credit, reported, and this is diffi<'>lll' to. . _ . Or d 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at were II Partners from 0 10 ed . . _.. . 19 6 40 a.m.. co own · · a. attendance Ohio received first us wise1y. UtJlain, · -. m.; New Martinsville down 19, · Ryland MethodiSt Church , m · . . Some rules to consider in In H81Dbufl, . t)!J attempt is ;15 a.m.; A. J. Patten down Washington, D. C. place award for the Publicity ing installment buying are : made to enlorc* tjle ·· 7:15 a.m.; Onward up 21, The bride will be given In Scrapbook and lwo .$I,OOO .schol- 1 1. Be sure that in ordinary becauoe there are .Just 5:30 a.m.; National up 21. 6 a. marriage by her lather, and arshlps for advanced trammg i use the article being bought will milD)' pr.ostitules , and m.; Queen City up 22, 7 a.m.; Rev. Forrest Reynolds will per- were rec.etVed by nurses from ; last far beyoud the time machinery to check on Elgercliff up Z3, 1:30 p.m.; form the double ring ceremoDny. OhMio d~~~~th=n~a~~/~~band last payment is made. II IDCOI'lell· Jefferson down 23, 11:45 p.m.; Mrs. David Thompson of ers. .. lies US<" credit Intelligently AutliOriUes In Jll~rlh I Ravenswood down Greenup 1;- troll, Michigan, wilt be the rna- were present at the JOIDI ~eet. do not mortgage Income of . Westp~alia, wblle'~ing 30 ~. m .; Oleander up Greenup tron of honor, and Mr. Robert mg of the Legmn and AUXIIary morrow for pleasures and tax~.'at ieast Wucally -.zo n m . Southern down Green- Peterson of Washington D. C., when the motion to adnut vetered ltid "'·- .:.A:·te for home financing '. c· ., ' us up ay. reijlllflll11 qfooma ~·· a, 0 f the v·let Nam con Ill ct to forts Make up 10:30 p.m.; Valley Transwill serve as best man. ans as large down when to 11cured by first 2 porter up Greenup 4:30 a.m.; : Legion was. passed. They also me~ts possible without collecting them. mortgage! 88 Boc-K down 7 a.m.; Harriett up 5:05 a.m. ; ¥ickers ddWn 6:· beard President Johnson add· . f 'I budget II w•- Sboald Colle<!? Check with us for a 1ress the assembly setting the aiDI Y · .., home loan tailored M. down Meldahl 4;30 p.m.; 15 a.m. generally recommended to pay " What we don't know is Mary Ellen down Meldaht 12;30 Kanawba River - Semel up ! down one • third of the purgo about colllectingj to your needs a.m.: John J. Rowe up Mel- London 3:25 a.m.; Beaver A B. th chase price of an automobile. ~em. or how/' an official dahl !:50 a.m.; Alton Zephyr down Marmet 1:55 a.m.; Helen nnou.nce lr For household equipment ~ far, th~. Ollly girls down Meldahl 2:40 a.m.; Pro- z. up Marmet 4:10a.m.; Frank.- OJ Dart.lfhter furniture, pay down at least '111111 II!U:· !lleaswe of ducer up Meldahl UO a.m.; 1hn B. up Marmet 5;!5 a.m.. . . ~ lf'~D Uvp In 10 er r.enl I. Fiore down Meldahl 6:45 a. , Charles Stevenson doWD Mar- Mr: and Mrs. Gr~ff Cook, ~r. . oH as quickly as here police can Pp 3· blay ~Ill 1 ul malting m. 1 met 6; 15 a.m.; 1, c. B1lls down 1ol RIO Grande, are announcmg the ,..,..... II , _.., ... How Much Adult Scout Leaders to Learn Skills to di re t an You Afford?. mille~. y A~··~ ~ac~ty ' 'I u • f:.._ Gallipolis Dam - Kathy R. up 3:45 p.m.; Brian B. up 10;20 p.m. : Louisiana down 1:30 p.m.; Titan up 1:10 a.m.; Polly R. up 2;20 a.m.; J . S. Le wts · down 4:15 a.m.; Irene Chotin Winfield 4:10 p.m.; Knox up ' tbe b1rtb ol a daughter ~n Aug- r~Sieteu:' ti~l. No more than~!~~~~~~~~;~~ ' Winfield 8;15 p.m. ; Allen R. ust Z3rd at Holzer Hospttal. ug n should be used .., ...,. 1 Merrill down Winfield 12:10 a. The child wetgbed oo:ven 24 ~0 lhlt equipment and m.; H. E. Bowles up Winfield pounda and one ounce•at birth, pay. or cars, 2: ~ " a.m.,· 0 . F. Shearer up 1 and has .been. Darned Kristin furmture Kn . hal 11 0~ " Winfield 6;05 a.m. Lee. She IS being welcomed by . 4. ""'''"• ...""~ More than i!!1l i half 1 • a sister, Andrea Jo, four years m true mterest rate Berkshire B-Tween fashioDS are~, .,. old. actual dollars. Tben you presaly for the woman 5'5 or UJUier .w jg'.The maternal grandparents decide If It Is worth the price. sljghtly nanvwer ~~ould,r lines, •·~ are Mr. and Mrs. Johll Wick- 5. Unde'"tand the contract. waistline and a bit more fulli)eu II\ ·wmt and hips. N~ mort~o~:ostly alt.eratioltl! •. line ol Rio Grande and the pat- ' It should leU you the cash P~;::: il : : ernal grandparents are Mr. ' credit service charge, ii than 20 per certt of your inMrs. Grift Cook, Sr., Patriot Rl. ance premium If liD)', come to ropay lnsla!JJII'!nl debts ========='== i charges If any, down payment, you're i:ooaldereoi In a very VISIT THE READY TO WEAR allowance for trade-ins, un· position. _ Legal NotiCe_ paid balance, the amount Unless you know you can DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR LEGAL NOTICE each installment payment, meet your flnanctal. obUgations The Annual Membership how often, when, and wbere in an emerg~y, better meeting or the Gallia County payments are to be made. awhile before buying any more Agricultural Society will be sure you understand the IIOIIda on credit. held • t the fair grounds, Sept. tract and that all the 22, 19fi4;, The polls will be are filled In before you open !rom 5:30 EST until 8: 6. Wise uae of creditlneludiOS p. m. EST for the election a plan for repayment. Do ool the Board of Dlrecto,., agree to spend too much .of Annabelle Ball montbly income to pay off ID· Sept. 4. 11, 18 ' stallmenl contracts. Each of ~· :_;'-~.;,.=====-.1 at a given ttme, baa a llmlt 1964 Volksw1t;~en Custom Built beyond wbich we cannot obli00 gate ourselves. C1m.,.r, Refriqer.ator, Sink, 1. Protect your credit raUng. II it shoul4 be necessary to AwnillQS, 14,000 Miles. postpone or reduce scheduled payments, eall on tbe credit Approved for VeleraDS manager, merdlanl, or lender 1962 Buick LeSebre, 4 Dr. Hardtop, Training and Social immediately. Tell bim the lacls Security Students One local Owner 11 to why II II tmposslble to Next Quarter keep the payments up to date. Begins Dec. 8 Discuss whol the future prom· ..:,;.. C.tolot~ .ond lnformotlon 1962 Pontile 4 Dr. Sed1n, !sea aDd wbat can be done to On Dlplt~nt~ Cou,._ tide you over. Make every ef. Fectorv Air COnditioner. Anila.ble Upon Request fort to carry aut the changed plans that muat be worked out. All Other Extras. Sharp Your credit rating and reputa· lion depend upou II. ' According to aome financial 1963 Ford F•tbldc:, experts, If lite repayment of White, RecLCustom Interior, your iDIIallment debts ·(not in' eeks •iz• .•• .. : mee B an unWtual END OF YEAR Elberfelds Pomeroy DISCOUNT DAYS SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS CAREERS BEGIN AT GBC ON New '66 Fords !l'ellCe :tratlons raclal ' ' -WE HAY~ A •17:95 $1495 •1395 $1495 $1395 Standard Trant. Nice Shop Pickens For ••• We'IITrade! •• MakeUsAnOfferl • Coal Stoves • Oil Stoves , • Gas He1ters • Stove Pipe • Floor Furn1c" e Eltc. He1t111 · • Co1l Budc:tts THERE'S ALWAYS A BmER DEAL AT ••• Keith Goble Ford, Inc . PICKENS HARDWAR~ ' MIDDUPORT, 0. i960 Chev. 4 Dr. Secl1n, 6 Cvl., Automatic, Sharp. • ' $695 'f ' ' r '·' ·. •1195 •tQ95 '495 ·~OM ., CO. olfiOhs, o•1o ,· " PROBLEM. Wf. HAVE 1"0 IUNNEL. J<I6HT 1HROUGH 1HAi MOUN'TAIN. 1HE BO'l'S WI L~ DEMAND £)(TRA PA'f FOR A JJB $2095 GALUPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE by Frank O'Neal SHORT RJ:BS . SELECT FROM--(14) BIG FORDS (1) FALCON (3) MUSTANGS (4) FAIRLANES (1) PICKUP TRUCK (1) Super Van Truck IIIII mg the lllllli"' IS WAS SAVE UP TO $1000· i~hts leade&;. oting. . trt1n Luth.,. ~IKE 1H.b-.T. �. ' ... ~ ... - - .,..~~.,.rtfii.lt.'•;r"T/ ' •. ' '· '· ' • f' , t r _..-.------,""':-or---.. . r' I y l2o-Thesun~~Times.senunel1 ~~_!!t~ay,:sept.n,19611_ Applicat I.ODS Aval••able for Annual NROTC Tests at sw c c I I:;:' 1 1 I II R"Jver News I . . Yes•.. wools oney ° · 1 . • ... _-··· . .,... --~· ..~- ·--· - - -~·-~-- - -- . ··- ~- -- .. · - - -·- ... · ~ h .. r .. ~ ..,.. ,. ··•· v • · • • ..,.......,_ ..., "' .. ...... ....,.~ · -··· - · · · --: · · .i , . .. . .. . ... ... ~ ... . .... - .... . . J \ nn: ay tttttl oi toe ivE CENTS • 00 • •• )It • 1/!A'IB€ IF I MOVE AROOND AND TR'i DIFFERENT ~mo~... ;::1 1 ALL SAVINGS FULLY GUARANTEED _ . Loan Gallipolis, Ohio Opp. The Pool Office ..... .,. ...... , ... .......................... i' ' to GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. ··-··,.-- 1 0 1 ,· " Or"f.ld'sOldest p·ro £eSSIOD . w G Flourishinu_in est erman 1 we have -·----··· .............,._....,.. ___··----- rdl cooking o1 the featured outdoor Instruction and practice In 20 1men of tbe event, acco ng I ill be done lndlvldualbasic •couting skills will be ' Frank Rodrigui2, chairman of supper w .. provided for adult volunteer tbe Leadership Tralnmg Com ly. kUI to be d • t r • leaders of Tri-State area _Boy Tri-State Area B0 'of. veteran inscouts at Camp Arrowhead. Scout Council. 1ted Y be -·kin& Ona, W. Va., on !laturday, Sept. The_ all-day-"program is call· structors will ~ ""' ed a "Showando" activity lle- 1knot t)'lng, ·axemans p, : 24 · , • nalure trail teChniques, Robert Cruickshank of Ash· cause actual practice in t h e , build! n~ . e land and Guy Meu oi llunting-lteamed skills is an Important : flag signaling, cqmpa" $81{ ton have been named Co-Chair· part ol the training. Even the first a1d, and proper USJ ' ·------- - scouting gear. '· o Students will , include ~ut· W! masters. a8!1stants, fathers ol ft' scouts and other men wbo serve on the various troop and unit committee, lnclud,lnl ·. vol· ~ unteers for scout leadehbip as. FRANKFURT. 10:. several buildings in slgnments. . (UP!) -The world's the East End of the city. But . M. C. Chitwood, Ch..a~tk; .. . . . . . ther-e are a great number of Gordon Humphreys 1 r•-.n profession 'li flt1Qnshmg streetwalkers in the city's Consaul ol Huntington: , and Germany and no one seems to Kaiserstrasse entertainment carl Curnutte, Ashland "~ Il l be concerned about it except district who are more elusive' bead up tbe day's sub-rominil· income tax officials who for the tat collectors. . tees. Tax officials say the best Reservations are be1ng . ~ complain the ladies are luck they have had In la1ing at Cotlllcfl's beitdquartera, 511 doo~ors. prostitutes is after they die. Ninth St., Huntington, lite. ~\til Prostitution Is i!gal In Then the tax men track down of scouting activiUO!O In wea!CI Germany but most cities try the heirs for the government's West VIrginia. northern Kenlul> keep tbe girls in "districts" share of the Inheritance, ky ,and eastern Ohio. that pedestrians forelgn tourists _ are molested by streetwalkers. .Most "play-for-pay" girls Germany ignore the JaW says prostitutes, as wage earners, are subject to J 964 k Mrs V C Holzer Hospl' I William Zir le, . , erne . Applications for the Navy's ts and naval tr~inlng, grad- ~ hours 2-4 and 7-3 p, m. Parents Blazer and William .Russell. Co I R I BY Pal Glass :twonty.first annua egu ar s are mmiSSIOned as of· on1Y on Ped'Ia tr1cs Ward · ·NROTC quaiilication test are firers ·in the U. S. Navy or I Admissions Pleasant Valley Uollflllal County Ext. Agent, H. Ec. now available according to Bill Marine Corps. . . : Clara Fraley, Z33 Fourth Ave.; ADMITrED - John Woyan, Before you decide to buy Connor, principal at Southwest· Regular NROTC mtdshtpmen i stanley Niday, Rt. 2, Gallipol- Southside; Thoma~ D. Watson. something uon time,'' be sure ern 'tGaltia) High School. This participate in three summer lis; Janet A. Stith, Pt. Pleasant; Henderson; Mrs. Charles . R. you know just how riluch credit .nationw1de ex. amination will \cruises with various naval un- Mrs. Smith McCausland, Pliny, Kensler, Ashton; James Gdhs- 10Ur family can afford. Installbe given on Oec.lO, and all eh- 1ts. These cn.nses help t~em w. va.: Robert L. Thorn~n, pie, Jr., ROOertsburg; Roy rnent credit can be very usefu1, gib\e male high school seniors learn more about the van~ty Pt. Pleasant: Walter D. Rtd- Taylor, Pt. Pleasant; Lloyd but its overu!:le can be dan~erand graduates may apply 'of interesting and challengmg enour, Rt. 2. Leon, w. Va . ; Neville, A~ple Grove; Mt.', OilS. When you buy on creditOn the basis ot this teJCtt opportumt1es ava~lable to the~ Harry D. Slawter, Rt. 1, M1d- William Truman, Auburn, Cal~f. "charge'' or •'finance" itemspersonal interviews, medical e~- as naval or marme corps offi· 1 dleport; Rebecca E. Rou~h. DISCHARGED - Leland Lie- or use a payment plan, rememMiddleport; Mrs. David M. ving, Jr., Pt. Pleasant; Edward ber that. sooner or later, the aminations, and other factortl. cers. Connor explained, over 1,700 Registrations for the test Boothe, Jackson; William A. Jones. Pt. Pleasant; J o h 11 total cost must be paid and young men will enter the Hegu. 1 wiD close Novemb~r 18, 19?6. Runion, Robertsburg, W. Va.; .Branner, Pt. Pleasant; William that using credit usually costs Jar NROTC Program as mid· 1967 NROTA Bulle.uns contam· Gregory L. H.ainer, Jackson. Ramey , Ewington, Ohio; Mrs. extra. : sh1pmen at NROTC units in 52 ing eligibility reqmrements and ! Births Dewey White, Gallipolis. rolleges and . universities qualifyirJM test apphcatJOns are Mrs. David M. Boothe. Jack- BlRTHMr. and Mrsf Misuse of credit is throughout the nation. Ma11 cit· available from Mr. ~o~nor or son, son, 4:10 p. m. Friday. Charles Ke11sler, Ashtan, a an ~~- ·-ning numb~r of ,Jzen' of the United States• wbo the U. S. Navy Recrmtmg StaDiscbarges daughter. States families to hie .will be at least t7 but nol yet lion al Athens. Debra L. Balis, Ernestine cy proceedings. The reason, 21 on June 30, 19£7, and who 1 Blackburn, Charles W. Buck, most cases, >Spoor are now high school seniors or ' Mrs. Lando E. t:anter, Harry Gal/in Salon Gets rather than just 8 lack of mongraduates, may be eligible to P. Clark, Mrs. Margaret Col L d ey. These families use more apply tor lhe test. Those_ who I lins, Janet M. Ferguson, John Prnise from erl er credit than they can afford. F. Goett. Sr., Frank LeMaster, Gallia County Salon No. 612, The wis@ consumer will conattain qualifymg scores . wdl be 'interviewed and given medieal Gauge readings: . Galhpohs Mrs. Harry M. Miller. Mary A. Eight and Forty met at lhe trol tus U!'te of credit rather examinations next January and Dam 11.7, 12. 1, runmng 0 n e Myers, Mrs. Walter M. Pel- home of .Mabel Bro~n, Thurs- than be controlled bv it. It has February . . foo~t on rollers, Pomeroy-Mas_o~ phrey, Glen~- Sayre, St., Mrs. day evemng. La Petit ~hapeau been the American princ~ple ._ ~ suc:essf~ ca?d1date re- 19.:>4, Pt. Pleasant 2::1.59, 2Hin Robert L. SchaefEng, Mrs. Faye Wildermuth pres1ded. A and still is the principle of ·30, W. Lawson Sommers, ce1ves (mancial atd. for. four ton .46, Kanawha Falls Miss letter of thanks was read from many people _ to pay cash. years of college. This mcludes Charleston I8 ..86. London, Mar- Leah C. Spears, Mrs. Bert W. Arree Marshall. Chapeau De- This is still good, · tuition and educatiOnal fees . met and. Wmfield dams were Teaford. Homer T. Thompson, partemenlal of Ohio, thanking in buying goods .. that are !:Sio~ ~~;r~ 'th~ books, uniforms, and $50 per the sills. Robert Waugh, Mrs. Nellie M. the Salon for hospitality at uickly . enforced, . but tax of~icialsj month llbsistence allowance. IBoat. Movtmeota: West Mrs. Chester Wiga l, Mrs. installation dirmer and for her up ,q ti h a haven't fiatJred out how to After successrully completing Ob1o River Harvey Jor· ai(t 1 here ~re mes ~ e0 "Ill · 1 &< • r tnp ' a surg1cal opersa baccalaureate degree rlen101 ;,.,,_ i' olor down 13, 6:30a.m.; BnmI. Also a letter from Helen Cot- caJOn . f •=========td~:~;:: down 13, 7 a.m.; Edeana A.pproac IWif ter immediate past Chapeau tion or medical treatment IS o Can't TroD Everyone 1' Bosworth up 14, 3;55 a.m.; WeddinR Of lor' assistance and loyalty dur: lasting benefit to a person even "We cannot possibly put Pennsylvania up 14, 6:15 a.m.; Sue Smith I'old ing the past year. A letter after mstallments to pay fo~ It tax coUector on the tr~'aini.al ICej Ben ·McCool down 14, 6:30a.m .; f 0 Unit No 27 American have been completed. Usmg every prostitute," a r1 John Ladd Dean up 15, 3 05 a. Mr. and Mrs._ Ern e~t L. Un- ' r:,:on Auxilia;)' ~sking co~p- credit speeds up getting items Office spo~an aaid. m.; Criss, Jr. down 15, 4:35 a. roe of Crown Ctty, . 10 • are ~ . ' . that may be great labor He said ' av,rage income m.; Robert Reed up 15, 5:25 a. announcing the cOmmg mar· erahon, for a Chrtstmas party time savers or that are fmar ' <$1,000) a year j m, Pe DOil'lle up 15, 6:30 riage •f their daughler, Sue was ' ~d, The Salon agreed to wise essential to (amity gene: lly ported, but , a~ ' ~~ha down t6 Elizabeth Smith, to Mr. James help With the party. . fare. know tbi . is usually · ., ' F · w 1 Mr and A report on the National Con.. 6·30 am· Jeffboat down 17 r 1tz ray , son Le Families who always pay understatement.'' 6:25 a .m ·: Walter Hougland u~ Mrs. James Wray of Washing- v~ntJOn °~ the Amencan - cash may unneressarily Tal officials can only · · ·· t D C gwn. Auxiliary · 18, 12 :10 a.m.; John K. up 18, on, · · . . and the Marche prive themselves of benef'ts 1 mare money,whenever tb ere lS 2'10 am . Sl Marys up 18, The wedding will be an event Natwnale, Eight and Forty was vailable through credit. It is proof of a higher Income than · a.m.; · " Babylear down !8, of Satu rd ay, ·,., Ptem ber t71h · at, g1ven by Mabel Brown. h' There . if 1I 4;20 in disgrace to use credit, reported, and this is diffi<'>lll' to. . _ . Or d 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at were II Partners from 0 10 ed . . _.. . 19 6 40 a.m.. co own · · a. attendance Ohio received first us wise1y. UtJlain, · -. m.; New Martinsville down 19, · Ryland MethodiSt Church , m · . . Some rules to consider in In H81Dbufl, . t)!J attempt is ;15 a.m.; A. J. Patten down Washington, D. C. place award for the Publicity ing installment buying are : made to enlorc* tjle ·· 7:15 a.m.; Onward up 21, The bride will be given In Scrapbook and lwo .$I,OOO .schol- 1 1. Be sure that in ordinary becauoe there are .Just 5:30 a.m.; National up 21. 6 a. marriage by her lather, and arshlps for advanced trammg i use the article being bought will milD)' pr.ostitules , and m.; Queen City up 22, 7 a.m.; Rev. Forrest Reynolds will per- were rec.etVed by nurses from ; last far beyoud the time machinery to check on Elgercliff up Z3, 1:30 p.m.; form the double ring ceremoDny. OhMio d~~~~th=n~a~~/~~band last payment is made. II IDCOI'lell· Jefferson down 23, 11:45 p.m.; Mrs. David Thompson of ers. .. lies US<" credit Intelligently AutliOriUes In Jll~rlh I Ravenswood down Greenup 1;- troll, Michigan, wilt be the rna- were present at the JOIDI ~eet. do not mortgage Income of . Westp~alia, wblle'~ing 30 ~. m .; Oleander up Greenup tron of honor, and Mr. Robert mg of the Legmn and AUXIIary morrow for pleasures and tax~.'at ieast Wucally -.zo n m . Southern down Green- Peterson of Washington D. C., when the motion to adnut vetered ltid "'·- .:.A:·te for home financing '. c· ., ' us up ay. reijlllflll11 qfooma ~·· a, 0 f the v·let Nam con Ill ct to forts Make up 10:30 p.m.; Valley Transwill serve as best man. ans as large down when to 11cured by first 2 porter up Greenup 4:30 a.m.; : Legion was. passed. They also me~ts possible without collecting them. mortgage! 88 Boc-K down 7 a.m.; Harriett up 5:05 a.m. ; ¥ickers ddWn 6:· beard President Johnson add· . f 'I budget II w•- Sboald Colle<!? Check with us for a 1ress the assembly setting the aiDI Y · .., home loan tailored M. down Meldahl 4;30 p.m.; 15 a.m. generally recommended to pay " What we don't know is Mary Ellen down Meldaht 12;30 Kanawba River - Semel up ! down one • third of the purgo about colllectingj to your needs a.m.: John J. Rowe up Mel- London 3:25 a.m.; Beaver A B. th chase price of an automobile. ~em. or how/' an official dahl !:50 a.m.; Alton Zephyr down Marmet 1:55 a.m.; Helen nnou.nce lr For household equipment ~ far, th~. Ollly girls down Meldahl 2:40 a.m.; Pro- z. up Marmet 4:10a.m.; Frank.- OJ Dart.lfhter furniture, pay down at least '111111 II!U:· !lleaswe of ducer up Meldahl UO a.m.; 1hn B. up Marmet 5;!5 a.m.. . . ~ lf'~D Uvp In 10 er r.enl I. Fiore down Meldahl 6:45 a. , Charles Stevenson doWD Mar- Mr: and Mrs. Gr~ff Cook, ~r. . oH as quickly as here police can Pp 3· blay ~Ill 1 ul malting m. 1 met 6; 15 a.m.; 1, c. B1lls down 1ol RIO Grande, are announcmg the ,..,..... II , _.., ... How Much Adult Scout Leaders to Learn Skills to di re t an You Afford?. mille~. y A~··~ ~ac~ty ' 'I u • f:.._ Gallipolis Dam - Kathy R. up 3:45 p.m.; Brian B. up 10;20 p.m. : Louisiana down 1:30 p.m.; Titan up 1:10 a.m.; Polly R. up 2;20 a.m.; J . S. Le wts · down 4:15 a.m.; Irene Chotin Winfield 4:10 p.m.; Knox up ' tbe b1rtb ol a daughter ~n Aug- r~Sieteu:' ti~l. No more than~!~~~~~~~~;~~ ' Winfield 8;15 p.m. ; Allen R. ust Z3rd at Holzer Hospttal. ug n should be used .., ...,. 1 Merrill down Winfield 12:10 a. The child wetgbed oo:ven 24 ~0 lhlt equipment and m.; H. E. Bowles up Winfield pounda and one ounce•at birth, pay. or cars, 2: ~ " a.m.,· 0 . F. Shearer up 1 and has .been. Darned Kristin furmture Kn . hal 11 0~ " Winfield 6;05 a.m. Lee. She IS being welcomed by . 4. ""'''"• ...""~ More than i!!1l i half 1 • a sister, Andrea Jo, four years m true mterest rate Berkshire B-Tween fashioDS are~, .,. old. actual dollars. Tben you presaly for the woman 5'5 or UJUier .w jg'.The maternal grandparents decide If It Is worth the price. sljghtly nanvwer ~~ould,r lines, •·~ are Mr. and Mrs. Johll Wick- 5. Unde'"tand the contract. waistline and a bit more fulli)eu II\ ·wmt and hips. N~ mort~o~:ostly alt.eratioltl! •. line ol Rio Grande and the pat- ' It should leU you the cash P~;::: il : : ernal grandparents are Mr. ' credit service charge, ii than 20 per certt of your inMrs. Grift Cook, Sr., Patriot Rl. ance premium If liD)', come to ropay lnsla!JJII'!nl debts ========='== i charges If any, down payment, you're i:ooaldereoi In a very VISIT THE READY TO WEAR allowance for trade-ins, un· position. _ Legal NotiCe_ paid balance, the amount Unless you know you can DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR LEGAL NOTICE each installment payment, meet your flnanctal. obUgations The Annual Membership how often, when, and wbere in an emerg~y, better meeting or the Gallia County payments are to be made. awhile before buying any more Agricultural Society will be sure you understand the IIOIIda on credit. held • t the fair grounds, Sept. tract and that all the 22, 19fi4;, The polls will be are filled In before you open !rom 5:30 EST until 8: 6. Wise uae of creditlneludiOS p. m. EST for the election a plan for repayment. Do ool the Board of Dlrecto,., agree to spend too much .of Annabelle Ball montbly income to pay off ID· Sept. 4. 11, 18 ' stallmenl contracts. Each of ~· :_;'-~.;,.=====-.1 at a given ttme, baa a llmlt 1964 Volksw1t;~en Custom Built beyond wbich we cannot obli00 gate ourselves. C1m.,.r, Refriqer.ator, Sink, 1. Protect your credit raUng. II it shoul4 be necessary to AwnillQS, 14,000 Miles. postpone or reduce scheduled payments, eall on tbe credit Approved for VeleraDS manager, merdlanl, or lender 1962 Buick LeSebre, 4 Dr. Hardtop, Training and Social immediately. Tell bim the lacls Security Students One local Owner 11 to why II II tmposslble to Next Quarter keep the payments up to date. Begins Dec. 8 Discuss whol the future prom· ..:,;.. C.tolot~ .ond lnformotlon 1962 Pontile 4 Dr. Sed1n, !sea aDd wbat can be done to On Dlplt~nt~ Cou,._ tide you over. Make every ef. Fectorv Air COnditioner. Anila.ble Upon Request fort to carry aut the changed plans that muat be worked out. All Other Extras. Sharp Your credit rating and reputa· lion depend upou II. ' According to aome financial 1963 Ford F•tbldc:, experts, If lite repayment of White, RecLCustom Interior, your iDIIallment debts ·(not in' eeks •iz• .•• .. : mee B an unWtual END OF YEAR Elberfelds Pomeroy DISCOUNT DAYS SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS CAREERS BEGIN AT GBC ON New '66 Fords !l'ellCe :tratlons raclal ' ' -WE HAY~ A •17:95 $1495 •1395 $1495 $1395 Standard Trant. Nice Shop Pickens For ••• We'IITrade! •• MakeUsAnOfferl • Coal Stoves • Oil Stoves , • Gas He1ters • Stove Pipe • Floor Furn1c" e Eltc. He1t111 · • Co1l Budc:tts THERE'S ALWAYS A BmER DEAL AT ••• Keith Goble Ford, Inc . PICKENS HARDWAR~ ' MIDDUPORT, 0. i960 Chev. 4 Dr. Secl1n, 6 Cvl., Automatic, Sharp. • ' $695 'f ' ' r '·' ·. •1195 •tQ95 '495 ·~OM ., CO. olfiOhs, o•1o ,· " PROBLEM. Wf. HAVE 1"0 IUNNEL. J<I6HT 1HROUGH 1HAi MOUN'TAIN. 1HE BO'l'S WI L~ DEMAND £)(TRA PA'f FOR A JJB $2095 GALUPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE by Frank O'Neal SHORT RJ:BS . SELECT FROM--(14) BIG FORDS (1) FALCON (3) MUSTANGS (4) FAIRLANES (1) PICKUP TRUCK (1) Super Van Truck IIIII mg the lllllli"' IS WAS SAVE UP TO $1000· i~hts leade&;. oting. . trt1n Luth.,. ~IKE 1H.b-.T. �\ ) y .. . . . . ,; -- . -~·'.=·- . - ~ ... -~ . . ... I ···~ - - --·- ~- ~ ~ -· ·, ' 'l ...... - --- - ~--~··" "' ' . . .__. .. _ _ .... . • - r "" • * ' •• • -' A - • ~'I w , o, .. ~ , • , •·• 0 • · ., , ''" " ·- • ~ - , , • • • , .... •• , o , l,• •• 0 o· •' ~ • by W'alt 'Wetterberg OUT· O'UR 'WAY ! • n ' ... I ~CENtS J . ].._- ·' tit I.GAN'T Tl-liNK or: A BETTER I>AY TO 6ET AGQUAINTED WIT!\ ,TI-lE NEW NEI6A60R5! IT~ a..EANING DAY I>! OOR AOIY..E-TAE COME IN, MR. I AOPE YOUU.. EXGUSE MY ME5-,Y ' KIT,AEI\1-lM BAKIN6 COOI'<IE5 lt\ISS!l!> I!> $1\0VIN' F!lRI\IITORE AROUNDP1UN' 1J.liN6$ UP.... . ••• Tlt.L. TAERI< AIN'T A PLAGE WI-IERE. A MAN GAN PUT I-llS FEET 00\YN GLV¥\FORTABLE -A MAN 6ET? MIGI-ITY lONESOME JU~l51TT)N' lliERf. L.ISTENIN6 TO A VAGUUM GLEANER...... lJ.lAr.S AMY WileN AMAN CAN REAU.Y ...'TJ!eRE AIN'1' NO 500ND t !.WE WORf.Ef··MAKE-., A MAN WANT TO GET OUT AND VI~T SOME BOrN/ 6UT YOU lAKE 6AKING DAY-NOW. TAAT'S OIFf·~RENT••• - lleimclahl i ENJOY j.j~ UFE. 'mERE AIN'T JJO P!:RTIER ~IGI.iT 'lliAN A VVOMAN RO~LIIIJB OUT GOOKIE DOUGAl.... . - ... HlAl~ TAE PART OF 5CE.N\C AMERIGA A MAN LIKES TO 5E.E. I?'RST./;. •••••••••• •WELL,-- I'i-G BE. C\%6ED IF IAINT PLUME! PROOD TO WWE Til EM FOLKS FOR I\IE\61-\EJORS! UEY / AOW <;;,()ON CAN lC OME.l-IOME ? • 7hwe lui11dmi M< DEAR, WE'LL. /lffll'8 ~~0 114!AI!> JKJioriatl9 70dery1 fhe fllml.,~a Ca(Jf/e /~ ~llobii­ illi!tTbifl'd 171/ fichugfe,- Blue 1 I/IOIIIRIIIW!Wa'l: n~lt! fell wi/11 her IT'S LOADED WITH OLD FIRE 'THE OLD CA!-IOOI'J in lore 'TO CELE6RAIE UIE 3CXJ'M MINNER~ Of atANDPAPP'<'G !<.ETIREMEN'T\ FUHNY PAPERg! "-., a descendant, cmd hi~; .bet¥llh'fMI daughft!r, GPpphire. 4~r fk C0/111011 ~ b/aGf; t'OI~S 'THEY'RE ~A41 m/f.itq 111~ coilrfva,.d fixe, min • ~ I GRANDPAPPY ' MUGT HA\'E.f PI!OPPED THEM ' FROM HEA'VEN! ,_, eeks mee IF HE MM>E I'G HE M\JgT HAVE RE:AL.LV RE.f()I'(MED! ,I orence 1114 !rations Ill •' I, ~~at ... - ~ 'WINTHROP MCYST PEOPLE' DON'T Llk:E TO PLAY 60LF EH IHEM6ELV1?.3~ Bl.lT t CXNT MIND. tanunusud lght! Jeadu.. >tlng. '":: rtln Luth.,- O'UR BOARDING IIOUSB IN f5A.Cl'; I Pt2.EFS2 IT. '100 ON MOVE AI.ON:21 FA"ST'Eil ••• I f ,.,. ,; ., ' !' ,.' ,.,. 1i il ,.. ~· ! ~ . . ,I I' . ~ ~ .. .I . . f. ' . ' . �(J ._ 0-... ... ' • l ... ... "' ._ .. ~ ~ ...,. ............ + · - · V " ' C. lo •,.... 'K' .a '" ., .. • 'It ... "" •..,. .. . ,.._ ~· •' . .. .. - - . ......, . _ ·~,. ....... - • ...._ ... 9 . .... *' ._- ·~ ... ' 6 . . , .. "' ·" ·1''" . ~ ..... .. ..... ..., $! ;.*• • ••. ,.. , , .·- · .... . . . , . . . . . .. --· · ... .... ....... ~ , · -·o ·~ .. .... . " .. ·o · ..,· ~ o·... ., ~ -·~·, · · - ·-~· · ·· <1) . .. . ... ·0--·~ . . .... I , ., ~ J '~ I • l by Art Saa.s0111. TilE BORN LOSER ,., ~ r ·' , ... ' ·f ~ : FIVE .' > ' ' ' ' CENTS ' I. ' AtJD THIS' TIMe t.ITT~ Sf?~MOUR MUST PROMISG WI" TO SHOJT liJ'rO OR:·I lli®JAPPLE'S S'm'II0£01'&'. • NOW THAT I HAVE GIFFORD ·l-OCKED IN,I'U. 6UMMONMY 't '.• STUIIIIORN DAUGHTER.! 0 • POOR. LARD/ Ndt~ING WENT R1611T' FOR ~1M Ta-IIGKT"/ .l-IE MISSED ALLOF' HIS WHENEVER HE 60TT14E BALL HE J:UM6LED/ 0 KEY TACKLES{ ; ~ ' I I I l I: AND I-llS ~OUBLES AREN•T OVeR. YETf .......;.,<l, ..H LOOKING ~OR. HIS COIN/ WELL., NOW He?& OUT ON THE FIELD·-- ., \ ' I• • j ! I I I . :1 ~ . I • l Old One Sa!-:JS in. ti.m.es li~ tb:is ~must. thil;l): .bfA$.. --flup! fu.l~SI . f• '• l f. I ..,.. ~· I . •.. . ' .' ~ ";o :.. o ,.· I . k...,,' .. .. .}.'<.-'· ' ' ,.1 ', ~ : ' ~ 4l • :• I I 0 I .' I - L I ence In an unusud ·leadez.. ference I• ' ~eeks :· \ ' .•. . ,. ~ ~ ~ .,• '• • J • ' - .... . ~ !;t· 0 ....... .... ,. ' . . . I - ostratioll& · >ng the racial �'' \.> .-- . .... . .. . - . .. .., .. . . .. ..... . - .. ~- ~ - . . .. . . . .. -··- ... • •• -~ . ... '• . .... ..... .. . 4 • . . ... - · • ' . . .. . ... i 'I u r ..... . -· ·' . ' . . bst Al ·Verm.eer PRISCILLA'S POP " • • •- • - ·- ~ ,. ' " '" • - •" - - Z. : r- ~ • - ..,1,. ,._ "' . ... _,..,..,.., . .. . ...... ····· ~- -~ . .. . ' . - ..- .. ~ ---· · · -· · · ., . • lo . . .,..,. .. . ...... ... .. .~ .. .... , .. - v_,. ,. , . ' - - ... .. ., . ~ WEL.,L. NOBODYS i=>ERFeCT• . :Y~C:K) FIVE CENT$ I • . tllt ALL THAT MONEY HE WAS HE DIDN'T HAVE UI.CE&Sr' "WHAT DO WI DO WITH .THE SWEEI'IHGS, I.Vdl'~ THE lUG· SliMS TO IE GLUID DOWNt' I WA!i EDUCATED IN AMERICA ... AND SPENT THREE 'IEAR!i IN NEW 'IORI'i, !iTVO'IIN610 BECOME AN ACTRE!i!i! ---... by Leslie Tu~:q,e~ CAPTAIN EASY EVEN "THO EL PRE!iiDENTE i!i 'lOUR FATHER, '100 STIL.L PROMI!iE iO HELP ME 6ET MCI'iEE'!i !iiliPMENT . OF AFRICAN ORE OilT 0' TflE llAR80R! . '1~~ ... I DEPLORE THE WA'I llo'l ,....,~1""""""7"'il FATHER l!i RUN· NIN6 DI!MA'iliA IN"IO THE (:!ROUND! -- WE. SPIWr A FORTUN~ --.;... ···....; · ON THAT MONSTER. COSTUME.~' CAPTAIN I I'VE LEARNED 1llAT a PRESIDENTE liAS A PI!OBIA ABalT 6ERM!i ·· AND DISEA!iE!i! ......• .. AN INCURABLe NEW ROUND UP 'TliE CREW •• TI-IEV'RE ALL ABOUT TO COME DOWN VIITi-11\lE &JT 'HE CAN'T MAI<l!. TMI!:. PICTU"'-E, SO I.ET THIE. KID HAi""::-J::E.~SO::M:It:......,-­ I'UN WITM IT !F r IIUT, CAPTAIN- Pl!iEA5E FROM PARK~T . AFR leA iflAT I JUST DREAMED UP! m· ROUND· 6Al.LOPIN6 GREEN 6LOOMPII~! UP OF 'TilE I WAS JU!OT GEl'llN' loti PllltllSOPIN ACR05610 'TliE 'IC4JN61AD'I! BAcK TO T~E ~IP! • BEEN AN OUTBREAK 01= TilE 6REEN Cil.IXIMPIW! ~ PEliCAN Seeks lence .. 5TATE'!i ·cREW in an uniiSIId I I I I rights lead£. rioting. ·.: fartin Luthqlference alll1 .,. ., ~'· .'. •. wations ong the racial I I ANDY CAPP I l 1)0 IT SECAU~E ! LOVE'VE~ .JI.~ N'''.i'!'i I.;·'""· l ~ .... ~ l . .~ ...., ·- ~ ~ '·:\ ' ·. r··) I• ··- \ ( up cl ' ~ r, 16, i a alaal• eye and· i&ht. 16, flee 41fficlt~ J lie l '· . .' 'l ! > 1. STAHLIS liP AND STRAI~T ()qWN, 2. TILTS Ar AN ANGLE. 3. A TRv;: CIRCLE. +. AN OVAL, , 7. _g~.. _.~IN•, .'i ; 8, .1 M~N.olf . O,SEialNI)S', ' "/!:'• f l ~ / ' ' melee �i ,I ' '· ·.··~' .... c.·· · .. · -. ···"'.... .-.. ......... .. , .•..• ~-~.>.;· -..:~ ~ ~- -. · · .:·.... ~: ~-: :.. . · ._·~~--: ..~··.:-....··.;.: · .~ .:~~ ~ .... ·: · ~- . > .; ••: -..: •. .:. ~ :...:: ~ --~·- .;, ~_, J_.·: ... e OH, Pm! WHAT A GREAT DAY FOR FOOfBA!L! WAIT I ' en tine VOL XVIII : ,.NO. 102 CMJ POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO MONDAY, SEPTEM~ER 12, 1966 The latest problem, which cropped up two minutes before the launch of the Atlas was a UtUe dlfflculty with the left ~ hatch of th~ Gemini vehicle, ~~"'iiir; Technieians discovered a -0..5'":' "slight leak" In the hatch seaL LOOK, MONIQU£... EV6RYaJ€ tOE~ IU-\AT HE l<kX)IJJS &sT SO WE'LL PLAY FOOTeALL NV 6 ¥00 STICK TO YoUR LAUtJDR'l'! .... ' Ia OKAY, FELlERS ... HERE COMES THE kiCK-OFF! tORLD • ,. Ill :' SADFRV! 1WQ' EXFERENCE! rr MAI(ES NO SENSE TI.EAP. W!!l::! 'lOUR CW!~ BUT~· SO-: IT GETS 'IOU NU 6f0il Ei>" OQ' SKIN.~. . , . . .. . .- ... BUT HERE IS SUMPIN Y'SEE, RXJZY, WE.DON'T. WANT T'KILL TH' c.a;r... AU. WE WANT'S HIS HIPE/ Balloting Violence Criticized W/JS QUITE .AH lHAi'LL 00 TI-l' TRICK! ITU SlOP YOUR KITTY PRETTY OINa BLINKIN' QUICK! " ....'.-;;, '·. HEV. ,FEllERS.,LET I M6' PLAY, 100. THE: LNJIJ~ • at y . Families of Legion Post Hold Picnic In the mtaller pboto, right, Mrs. Bernard Diddle, Mrs. Car· roll Teaford and Mrs. Henry Will, I to r, flll thelr platesSentinel Photos. FIVE CEtJIS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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